^JACKSONVILLE POSI
T. E. W. Smith vs Southern Pacific
Co. Action to recover money. Com
plaint filed. Summons.
Cfíicial Taper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
I.
Rogue River Valley Canal Co. vs
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
Dave Phipps.
Condemnation suit.
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor
Complaint filed. Summons. Demur
rer to complaint filed. Order allowing
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
withdiawal of demurrer.
Answer
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
filed.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 20 1915
Same Co. vs W.
proceedings.
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished on
application.
Same Co. vs Ellen
Same proceedings.
Our article in last week’s issue regarding the Sun’s
account of the Lincoln Day banquet at Medford, seems
to have stirred the ire of both the Sun and Ashland
Tidings and judging from the broadsides of sarcasm
hurled at us, we evidently touched some tender spots.
Passing up that phase of the Sun’s reply, however, we
notice with pleasure that the Sun says:
“What we do want is the complete and absolute
retirement of the Democratic party from national af
fairs ir. 1916, and we are going to do everything we
can—with the Jacksonville Bust's permission to bring
that about.”
E.
Phipps
Same
Phipps,
et al.
Same Co. vs Lee Phipps.
ceedings.
The Grants Pass Observer had-the following to say
regarding the Sun’s account of the Lincoln Day banquet.
The middle of the Observer’s article, (represented below
by stars) consisted of Col. Sargent’s add -ess.
M.dford had a Lincoln birthday banquet Friday night last which the
republican organization promoted.
It was participated in by Bull
Mousers as well, but thev had only a subsidiary interest, since at the
last election not enough “progressives” voted to maintain an organiza
tion. In fact, the percentage of votes is so meagre that the party is
now barred by law from getting on the Oregon ballot.
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In the face of what Colonel Sargent here sai l, the next morning's
Sun comes out an ! ilagrantly procla ms:
“Republicans Join With
Progressives it Lincoln Banquet.”
Now that the Sun has no party anu no following, it should dispose
of its plant to the use of real republicans, and if the editor feels that
he can not stand for republicanism, let him move into California,
where he can fall into the arms of Bull Moosers galore.
Possibly the lease of life there will be longer.
“The World is Growing Better
1915 Promises to be the Banner Year For the Farmer
Prepare to Reap Your Share of the Profits by Having
Your Ground in Good Condition and Planting only
C. C. Johnson vs Garnet-Corey Hard
ware U*. Action for damages. Com
plaint filed. Summons.
Bank of Jacksonville vs Trail Lum
ber Co. Suit to foreclose mortgage.
Complaint filed.
Verlinda Cantrell vs James Cantrell.
Suit for divorce. Complaint filed.
Summons.
We Have a Large Vartiety of Field and Garden Seed
and are Sole Agents For
Aimee Chipley Dann vs Wilbur W.
Dann. Suit for divorce. Complaint
| filed. Summons.
New Spring Merchandise Arriving Daily
Clean Seed of High Germination
Henry Fox vs Nettie Pence,
et al.
sale of real property.
In the matter of the estate of A. P.
Talent, decease I. Inventory and ap-
praisemeat filed.
In the matter of the estate of D. G.
Karnes, deceased,
Order directing
payment of part of executor’s tee.
County Treasurers Seven-
State of Oregon, County of Jackson.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Jacksonville, Oregon, February 20,th
1915.
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
of all County Warrants, which were
protested on the 7th day of August,
1911, numbered as follows, to-wit:
11148, 10997, 11197, 11217, 11216, , 11224,
11243. 11096, 11199. 11056, 11021, , 11071,
11220, 11061, 11175, 11238, 11252, , 11058,
11245, 11251, 11165, 11057, 11049, , 11249,
11201, 11059, 11278. 11150. 11210, , 10987.
Interest erases on the warrants above
I numbered and called this 2.1th day of
I February. 1915.
F red L. C olvig .
i Treasurer of Jacksan County, Oregon.
Productions
Luther Burbank's
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Good Goods, Square Dealings,
Right Prices
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PHONE 142
Enchanted Gardens.
It has always seemed to me that jo
child had l»'*eii q’rttu fairly treated who
had ia*t IK rd with the rallies in an eu
chanted gard- n. There must be walls
iboui su b <i garden to hoid in memo
ri(»s and tall trees for mystery and
'iiuch fr-m rance mid shadows and
the child must sometimes play alone
.hat his di licalt )o\ ma.\ nut I m *
marred What peart* tins garden will
bring in the old dry year* to cotur,
what IneH.-ihie (ears, wliat longing:
I’lerre Lull found his first touch of
romance in a sweet Flein b garden
where there were friendly md aunts,
much cofoi perfume and long. idle,
still days
I re;nein!«ei n wonderful haunted
wood in Holland whi li rested at ihe
edge of a qil« on > tmrd *n and was all a
soft, transitu ent green rile trees met
overhead an^. **:*iit down pale green
shatb-. and the little sir am fh.it moved
so slowly thi ’ itgh th • wo«s|i was like a
narrou strip of jade l? o?i the all was
green and he»iv\ with ste-tes. and I
knew that th* re were fairies r\ery
where, hiding undei the le:ivi*s peerhm
.at me i rui i ¡he thick f«»rn beds and
¡»ailing sih cr boats down thr pole river
— Clara ’1 .»Im t hcsm \ in t T:t; t .inan
First Steps In English.
Tlie police In CTihtittii «-niiuht a mt
the
out <»f h xh«»p eiirly In the
morning and arrested him on suspicion
The man had on the previous etening
coii'paled himself Inside the shop and
had employed file time until morning
In fitting himself with a complete suit
of «-lothes. including a white shirt, with
studs and links, a rod tie. carefully put
on black socks, a pail of patent loath
er«, watch and chain. luuidkei'clilef.
|M»( kot knife, straw hat and > ane. He
• ven went the leiii'tli i>f «fitina bis
i.aihe inside tile llllt Oli belila nf
r.liXlii d before a tiumiMlrnte Ile g.-ive
i lie qllrvlext exvllm- ¡UKliril alile He
* lid limi In «.nitrii t<> lenrti Englbtli
nd ns n prelliiihiur. Mi«|>. tlii’iiuht II
t.sPSt tu Ur.’xe llke ali Elinlisliuiau.
elle oli III IIUIII.
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Fol'owing is the report of U. S. Vol
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
Jacksonville, for month of January,
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
208 PAGE ANNUAL—
Ready Early In January
-Mailed FREE to
Aiyeaa. Anywhere.
Shows Seeds. Poultry,
Bee and Stock Supplia««
Spray« and Fertilisers«
Th* CHAS. H.LILLT CÔ.
Seattl« and Portlaad
ANNUAL
What He V/antsd
Arthur 11 Emn*HiH«*li in Hl« roller
l:ou of an«*-«’<!(>1i*s ut tile helH-li tells
t ils stun u I niiu Lord Briixtlvld. who
wn« nirnuijt th»- mst <>f the Scotch
judges who rigidly adhered
I To.id Scotch dlalret
”ll.i e ye on\ counsel. mon’'*
i » Maurice .Margot when pia»*» d nt th»*
t ar
“No. was the reply
“Do ye want t<> lin’e ony ¡ippolntlt ?
continued tin* Intlgv
’No.' suid M.ug'd "I only want m
I’lierprctei h> inak»- me iind«*i staid
what yoiii lordstiip says "
Green land Summers-
uruv ver, fusi in tli< «fiori
ni «ntiiinei
n i» tn
Wea'her Report.
Date M i.xLnum Minimum ilTecipi ta
lion
1
43
31
•)
45
31
3
47
34
4
41
32
5
48
33
6
49
31
7
44
37
8
43
35
89
29
9
10
42
29
11
47
34
48
12
39
13
45
35
14
35
41
15
41
31
It:
23
38
17
4.1
44
18
42
26
19
43
27
■20
40
26
21
23
45
28
49
The State of Oregon vs James W 2°
23
22
44
Howard. Criminal compia’.it. Trans 24
27
44
cript from Justice's court, Ashland 25
33
50
'26
29
47
Item» of Intereet to Jackfon County filed.
40
27
52
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Marie HarkolT vs John Brader. Ac 28
59
40
NEW CASES
56
40
tion for damagt s.
Complaint filed. 29
30
39
57
The State of Oregon vi Henry Scott. Summon«.
31
37
49
.14
Iiwlietei by grani jury. Arugo-.i
temperature —mean max. 4<>.09;m ’an
an-l plead guiltv. Ord r un x eie ev.
mir. 31:42 mean 38:7.5 Max 59 on 2«,
The State of Oregon va Jack II D ■
Minimum. 22, on 22st. Greatest d i:lv
verenux. Tir ee neper«' e in bei m,a tu
range, •? * Total preeipit itio i 3.10
f >r uttering forged che ks. Olile- on
inches, Greatest in 24 hours. 1.05 in.,
arraignment.
Number of days with .01
on 8.
The Stufe of () egoti va Mrs. Violet lent, et ux. Action to r cover
inch or more precipitation, 12, cleat.
St >nc. Indicted by th ■ grand jury for Complaint filet!. Affidavit and under-18; partly cloudy, 9: cloudy, 14.
keeping a House of ill fame. Order on j taking for attachment. Certificate of I
K. B ritt ,
arraignment.
attachment filed,
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Cooperative Observer.
City Politics are looking up this week: in addition to
the ticket nominated by the mass meeting, two candi-
dates for councilman have been nominated by petition:
Judge Neil and Chauncey Florey.
This will give the
voter at the polls four names from which to se ect two'
for the position.
“Spring Sweet Spring, Seed Time, Seed Time” and
Same pro- j
to quiet title. Complaint filed.
Go to it. You have our consent and hope it will not Suit
Summons.
be like ycur support of the Republican nominees last fall. W. H. Evans vs Fred R. Kail. Suit
foreclose a mortgage. Complaint
Bro. Greer in the Tidings, seems to be mixed in his ideas i to
bled. Summons.
as to “majorities.” If he will look up the registration Mary F. Whitman vs Olive R. Bell,
to foreclose a mortgage. Com-
list of last year he will notice that what he terms the old i ’ Suit
plaint filed.
line republicans were enough in the majority to entitle
COUNTY COURT
In
the
matter
of the guardianship of
them to rule their party and prescribe the policies there
Joseph Welch, an incompetent. Re
of. He says: “under the American system majorities port and account of guardian filed.
are supposed to rule. If progressives are in the majority In the matter of the estate of W. S.
Reese, deceased.
Order approving
why should not they have the larger part in the pro final account and discharging executor
nouncements and conduct of the party?” Sure, just vzhat and bondsmen.
In the matter of the guardianship of
we said in the article to which the Tidings excepts, but Frank Jackson, a minor. Order ap
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the editor of the Tidings forgets that the progressives pointing guardian.
In the matter of the estate of T. J.
had but a handful of voters at the last election and Triplett, deceased. Order confirming
should this handful dominate the thousands who sup sale of real property.
In the matter of the guardianship of
ported the regluar nominees of the republican party? Fredericks Downing a minor. Order
“Better come off the perch” Brother Tidings,
Be con- for annual allowance.
In the matter of the estate K. Fields
sistent if you can.
deceased. Order confirming sale of
In another column appears a resolution of the city
council submitting a proposed amendment to the city
charter, to a vote of the people, March 2.
If adopted,
the amendment will do away with the present system of
nominating candidates for city offices by mass meeting,
and will require that all candidates be nominated by peti
tions filed with the recorder not less than fourteen days
prior to the regular city elections. The promoters of the
amendment claim that this amendment will place all
candidates on an equality as to the “backing” behind
them, while under the present system those nominated
1 y the mass meeting have an advantage over those who
are nominated later on by petition. As the proposed
: mendment will interfere with the rights of no one and
v. ill tend to remove some dissatisfaction now existing,
we believe that it will be good to vole for it.
The Medow Lark and the Robin are singing
ti.c only way to
get the
genuine
3 wow Home
I
Sewing Machine
q
h ij to buy the machine
ft with the name NEW
B I
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on the arm
j and in tl.e leg»,
TJu* machine it
ranted for all
time.
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FJ v
fi
| No ether Eke it
I Nocl:;?r t••'rood
Tin
ik :. i S:± j Lachin» Company,
ORANGE, MASS.
Insects In Flight
Motion picture« of in««*rt> in Hight
«how that they regulate their •‘peed
jy charming On* inelination of their
wing« rather than h\ altering the ra
pidity of theli tnotJon.
Unpleasant.
«lio teil’« ns of our faults
friend." quoth the philos
Moisei tn Argentina
ib.r
> importili inn* .Mgeidir
are
| h » i *«» iiou !*
I’he »i.iti'e animai* •‘timi natura
lon iiig tin in to Hitni’e smoke
(airidiig piio of the wi*vd.
taught fo avoid a
« ell done" —
(Io It for you
than what you
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
It Is bad lu< k to | m «« under n h»dd
—If It happen* to I* the ladder cl
fame.-Ufe.
by local • applications, ns they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that Is by constitutional rmndl s.
JVafness is caused b\ an Inflamed - r..li-
tion of the mucous lining of the ' Lust i-
cl.ian Tube. When this tube L; I Inilamvd
vou have a rumbling sound or In r perfect
nearing, and when It Is entirely closed.
Deafness Is the result, and unless i the la
flammation can be take 1 oj» nd
tube restored to It« r. rms! < an li fieri,
hearing will be d. • r
1 f • er: i.inu
cases out of t. n are caused by
.
which is nothing but an ’•'lamed coni’.i-
tion c** t’•' m’.i.'.'us eu fv \
We «-.li r
’Tt'mlr -1 J r ’
f rmr case of
ppifn.-s5 tcaus-» t» ycatar-l ' t‘-at cum-.* ;• «cured by
Hsll's Catarrh C «. > Iforc •
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r. j m :: net . a co, Toledo oua
Bold oy Drug-z. s,7 c.
Take Halit Family Fills for soastlMtion.
LET AL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Lease,
Mortgages,
Bill of Sale,
Agreements.
W arrantv Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
(. hattel Mortgage,
Acknow lodgements,
Real Estate ontract.
Location Notice —Placer,
Location Notice Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
It tai Si. it j k r j it, C > i ,’ ut.
Notice Application for Liquor License
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
other blanks as fast as possible unti
the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice
CKS ON VILLE POSI.
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A .crtbc ar 1 valuable
if ••»!
►’ a..d housing y->ultry u
contained in th« Ltwt «rf,
J
U ly a I oultry Book
p, o^d.
3«nd for copy, free