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k Jacksonville Post SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1915, 'S------------- LOCAL NEWS f ~ Did you get a valentine. Harry Lewis was in Medford Thurs day. Guy Jeter of Medford was in town Monday. James Bucklev of Ruch was in town Tuesday. Subscribe for the Post, only $1.50 per year. E. W. Roberts was a recent visitor at Medford. Joseph Martin was a recent visitor in Medford. A. R. Enyeart was a visitor at Med ford Tuesday. Mrs. R. B. Dow was a visitor in this city this week. All work must be spdt cash at W. Hi Sparks in 1915» Mrs. P. Ensele and son Will were at Medford Tuesday. John Buckley of Ruch was a recent visitor in this city. Horace Venable of Ruch was a visi tor in town Saturday. Ira Kime of Griffin creek was in this city Friday afternoon. Joseph Wilson of Talent was a re cent visitor in this city. George Millar of Medford was a vis itor in this city Tuesday. H. K. Hanna was at Medford to con sult an otulist; Thursday. Elmo Throckmorton of Ruch was a visitor in town this week. Miss Fay Pankey of Medford was a recent visitor in this city. C. C. Beekman is reported seriously ill at his home in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich visited friends at Medford Sunday. Jack Reter was laid up with lagrippe a couple of days this week. Sheriff W. H. Singler made an offi cial trip to Medford Tuesday. Evan Reames of Medford was at the court house Friday afternoon. Don’t forget the “Moon Girls” at Electric Theatre, February 28. Mrs. Richard Bland of Grants PasBi visited friends tn this city recently. H. E. Finley, an attorney of Port land was a recent visitor in this city. W. A. Hanna of Evans creek was a business visitor In this city Tuesday. Are you a subscriber to the Post? If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. Nick Kime of Griffin creek was tran sacting business tn this city Wednes day. Uncle Billy Cameron, of Uniontown was a business visitor in town Satur day. B. F. Piatt Esq. of Medford was iransacting besiness in this city Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kleinhammer of Buncom were recent visitors in this city. C. C< Purael of Runeom was a busi ness Visito£.in this city Mohday after- hooti. Attorney Roberts of Medford was transacting business at the court house Tuesday. The Electric Theatre will present a special attraction, the “Moon Girls” on Feb. 28. Miss Flo Thompson and Mrs. Minnie Kelly were visitors in Medford Satur- day evening. M. McQtirk of the Oregon Cigar Factory, was a business visitor in this city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Jackson of Trail creek visited friends in this city Mon day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Stratton of Oak land Oregon visited friends in the val ley this week Samuel Jacobs, a farmer of the Ap plegate vallep was a recent business visitor in this city. A. W. Walker of Medford, agent for the Briscoe automobiles, was a recent Visitor In this city. Henry Mankins of Poorman’s creek was transacting busiress in this city Monday forenoon. Get your stationery printed at this office. OUr work is guaranteed ar.d OUr prices are right. Misses Jewell Bailey, Mary Bagahaw and Pauline Greaves were visitors in Medford Sunday afternoon. Gus Newbury of Medford was atten ding to professional business at the court house Tuesday afternoo i. Mrs. Lucinda Lee died at the home of her daughter Mrs. E. M. Wilson, in Medford, Tuesday, aged 75 years. F. H. Hull of Central Point was at the court h >ise as a wi ness in a di- vor ■ case on tria! in the circuit court Thu sdav afternoon. FA IMERS ATTENTION!-Hiving i 'lei electric power in m > shop I x . iow prepare 1 to grin 1 chil ed plow shirewin flrat c'ass muner. Also li rht h«-k and St imp Puller for sale (heap. Wm. Freudenthal > appointed as the polling place of said Attire to Suit. Cost ot 4 Horse. Election. “The cnalllei »ml III» nrlde were It costs on an avei.iu'H <>♦» to A. L. Gall, and John Lyden and rertiuuly appropriairly dressed for Orchardists are b usy pruning trees John Miller are hereby appointed rnis»» ti horse to the au» •»( three ve;<rs — . Mrs. Chris Ulruh is still beautii* leg , Jjdgi-s of-aforesaid Election, trre first •ii the Canns ot Indi m:T and th««*»* >>f thcii wedding "■ this week. “Ilow «or the Jacksonville cemetery driveway. named to act and serve as Chairman •»tlier states 'I'his prie»- lias t»»‘<»u ran- “She wore ' a fi inui-iiPie «Hk. and he Dave Cronemiller was a recent visi. After years of labor in securing sub ' of said Election Board; and Joseph fully floured hi experts .»f ilie depurf bad on a etie. k sir: Ilaiiimoro Amer Wetterer and E. A. Langley are here in Medford. scriptions from the residents of our by appointed as clerks of said Election, in«*nt of iurrh*nitur»». uh«» i»:iM*d their lean figures oh (hose rurui'ilie<l hy H» imhi J. W. Bybee was in from his ranch village, she had the water placed in the first na.ned to act as first clerk. And the City Recorder is hereby I u«»rrespomteiit> m «* ii (L* i • «1 throu^houi the City of the Dead. Laid some 15nt) t this afternoon. Peopl« ot thè World directed to give due notice of said th«* «*«»untry ft. of pipe, placed hydrants all over Accordili, lo :iu iiniiaii rvi-ry |H-r»on The regular term of the circuit court .New Mexi«*o <*iiu raise horses <*h»»ap Election as required by the City grounds, she being the sole superin- Charter. begins next Monday. i*r than the <»tli»*i suites. «» at an aver In ilio World cullili «lami coiiifurtably : tendent and this last season laid some The foregoing Resolution was adopt age price of JpUf’M) in Massin'hn*«-tts In un urea -d .H») ~,|iiare n il leu. wliile Dr. T. T. Shaw mjtored to Medford 400 ft. more of distributing pipe. Siie ed at a regular meeting of the City the rnlsing «if colts is more expensive t gmve.vnril nliotit rii,- size of Coloritilo Friday afternoon. has still some money left so now she is Council held on Tuesday, February 2, than in uny other state rhe avenig«* «ould buri »Il ot meni Prim, No Weiitlier In III if ilie w Ind beatili. H. N. Mullin and wife were visitors ordering Scotch Broom set in between 1915, bv the toll iwing vote: Aye; Norris, Aye; McIntyre, Aye; hors»* nt thr**e years njiresentlng nn —ttpiinlsh ITuverh at Medford Sunday. invesimvui of J14I Nil the trees on the driveway. She has ; Florey, Ave. Submitted to and approved by the Lester Thompson made a I accomplished every idea since 6he Not to Be Repeated Rogue River Thursday. ! started out with the work with the as- Mayor February 2d, 1915. BUSINESS CARDS Shakespeare’s roid<*utioii that “there (Signed) E mil B ritt , Mayor. Game Warden Sam Sandry was a re ' sistance of the public, it has taken a wae never a philosopher who eoiild en Attest: great deal of labor and time, the pub cent visitor in this city. lure the tooth»« he patiently“ was dis L eslie W. S tansell , ¡»roved bj ('niu'ii IJd lon After an ex- Mrs. McClure of Medford was a vis lic hrs donated —some persons very lib City Recorder. erally while other» have given nothing perlenee that would have closed the itor in this city Monday. but discouragement: some even went Attornev-at-I^aw mouths of most of us Llddon found It ♦i» Mr. and Mrs. A. Hagen were Visi1 poHwiblt» to write to a friend: ”1 have so far as to say, “why the water will tors in this city recently. Th* Black Bear. been quite laid up with trouble with Will Practise in All Courts in the State riot run up hill, quit wasting the mo It Is the coinnion Idea that a black my few remaining teeth of which I George W. Dunn of Ashland was a ney.” Now, the water is there all MEDFORD. OREGON. bear will ling people to death. This Is. had five tak« n out the <ia\ liefore yes recent visitor in this eity. over the ground free to everybody at of course, a mistake. A la-ai almost In terdajr A> only tom remain this par Miss Nell Storm of Medford was a all times. Now is she not deserving rarhilily makes its attack by striking n tlculnr experience <*annot be repented of credit for the work accomplished? stunning blow with the fore paw nnd In this present life “ I'his is a classic recent visitor in this city. Posters are out announcing a dance Look at the trees along the driveway; tearing wltli Ills very formidable <*la we. instance of the triumph of philosophy what a beautiful shade they will make ; A large black ta-ar can strike n terrific aver pain. London Globe. at Orth’s Hall, February 2C. and the Scotch Broom between the blow and is capable of knocking down Attorney at Law William White of Steamboat, spent Th« Atlantic Coast. j trees with their yellow bloom: Should mid mortally wounding u full grown several days in this city recently. Caribou When their enemy or prey Is rile tsistern edge of the North Amer NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER not her work be held in everlasting ' W. C. Leever of Central Point was i memory by the people of Jacksonville felled to tile ground they usually bite ican continent is overtioweil by the them about the head and neck until sea. ami Hint is why the water near Office with Jacksonville Post. recent business visitor in this city. ! and surrounding country, as 15 out of, death ensues. They are remarkable for the «wist Is ro shallow. To find the Miss Gladys Inman of Medford spent every 20 buried here are from all over tile strength of their Jnws und have true edge of the great eotitlnental bind JACKSONVILLE. - OREGON Wednesday with friends in this city. the country, they come from all over been known to lilte through the skull ■ miss out* would h.uvp h» iruvvl Home of n man. Many animals that can gen thing like eitfhty ndleH due east wu rd Holbrook Withington of Medford the state. Let the good work go on. erally lie counted on not to attack may f r< >m New York. A Citizen was at the court house Wednesday. II. K. HANNA Io so when come upon suddenly, Joseph Hitch of Central Point was a crowded, wounded or annoyed. The bu-iiess visitor in town this week. I .awyer black bear is no exception. The more I see and study animals tile more i am Attorney Paul Blanchard of Grant it I urn I hiiiik I t<> in« up to Office in Bank of Jacksonville building Pass was a recent visitor in this city. B e it resolved by the city council Impressed with the fact that there Is no fixed rule what the same species of OF THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE: hit I lime i musi stand Mr3. Robt. Ennis who has been ill OREGON ■<li win. ►tumi« right stand JACKSONVILLE. Section I. That whereas an Initia animal will do under similar clrcum several days is repnrted to be improv tive Petition has been duly filed with stances, as they seem to vary as much «Hile tie is right und purl in’. the City Recorder demanding the sub In mind and teni|>eriiment us the Indi when tie goes wrong. — A. DR. T. T. SHAW Frank Hawk of Central Point was a mission to the voters ot this City, for vidual. Although one might predict their adoption or rejection, the follow witness in the circuit court Thurj- ing proposed amendment to Section with a very god average of correct ness, there would always be the excep Geranium O'l. Dentist. d.iy. 23, Chapter Ill of the City Charter of tion.—"Big Game Fields vf America.” Geratltiln oil 1» ameiy used in per- Sheriff Singler and Deputy Wilson the City of Jacksonville as adopted by turnery and 1» kim«n a« rose uerani the voters of said City on the 21st day Ofliee in Ryan Building, California St. made a business trip to Medford Thurs of Jute, 1911, at a special election On Having the Blues. alii, owing to tin* coinimm prn>*!h-c of I If without liny leal cause of worry, nddinir rose petal» Io "le plu**U before i day. held for that purpose and proclaimed Upstairs F. J. Newman of Medford transact by- the Mayor of said City on the 29th says a writer In the Unpopular lie Mstlllnlb’ii. day of June, 1911, namely, that afore view, you wake up two or three coll OREGON ¡JACKSONVILLE ed business in the circuit court Thurs said section be amended to read as seeutlve mornings feeling tlmt the day. follows: i— .rid is an unsntisfiici.iry place prob “Sectio. 23. All candidates fcr the Mrs. S. E. Dunnington visited elective offices of the City of Jackson ably you had bettei go to the doctor. friends near Buncom Saturday and ville, as provided for in the City He won t be apt to give you anything You Sunday. Charter, shall be placed in nomination worse than rhubarb and soda might even try it before going, and by petition signed by not less than Geo. W. Cherry of Medford was twenty legal voters of the City of if It is a sunny day try to glory In it transacting business at the court house Jacksonville, and filed with the City out of doors if possible, mid if It is a Recorder not less than fourteen, nor rainy day try to thing liow cozy It will Thursday. J. C. BHrton; ?he Star Gilleh miner, more than thirty days next preceding be by the tire, or if you have to go to any election as provided for in Chapter an office how good it will be to lime a was a business visitor in this city III of th# City-Charter. A full line of the best groceries, confections, nuts, fresh fruits. All sections or parts of sections in day for steady work, when clients and Thursday. Cigars and Tobacco, Etc. conflict herewith, are heteby re- customers are not apt to come tn. Miss Louise Erfsele attended the p akd.” in similar vein Klplllig prescrilied German Lutheran services at Medford Now, Therefore, in compliance with for li cnee of the blue». Which he re I the provisions of the City Charter in ferred to ns » "tanie-eliotls blimp.” you Sunday morning: reference thereto the said proposed Mr. and Mrs. A. Douglas and Miss ! amendment is by this resolution duly remember, common to "kiddles and grownups too” When the hump rests Bessie Clifford of Medford were recent I submitted to the vhlers of this City, [ tor their adoption of i‘ejfe*tiffn, at the heavily upon you. said Mr. KlplUig— visitors in this city. ’t frowst with a hook by th» hre. t regular City Election to be held Tues Don Hilt take a large hoe and a shovel also Herman Powell of Medford was in day, March 2d, 1915. Anu di» MH »■>« gently perspire. attendance as a grand juror in the cir Section II. It is the judgment of j the Council that the following ballot cuit court, this week. Where Mirrors Are pdfbiddon. ' title will fairly and impartially convey Herman Offenbac'her of Applegate the import of the proposed measure The followers of Jean de IjUrndte util! flourish in some parts of Holland was in attendance as a grand juror in ; and amendment: The tenets of the l.alKidists forbid the “fropuaed by Initiative Petition.” the circuit court this week. “An ACT io amend Section 28, use of mirrors ns tending t<> foster Use printed stationery, it adds dig Chapter III of the City Charter of the vanity and a love of tine elotlies Till' nity to your business and tends to cre City of Jacksonville, adopted by the self denying ordluame is nil the more Competition among paper makers has caused them to turn voters June 21st, 1911. and proclaimed ate an impression of its importance. out some remarkable productions. Each season brings new ,-rt difillile. seeing that, next to the by the Mayor June 29th, 1911. by styles, new novelties, new textures. G. S. Sanderson of Central Point abolishing the nomination of City founder the leading figure among the Among the latter is an Initial Tablet, supplied in all initials, [.aliadlsts was n Woman When Jean Was a witness in a divorce proceeding Officers by Mass meeting of the elec tors of said City or by an assemblage do kilmdle left the Iteformed .hiirch containing 24 sheets of fine linen paper, of such size that when on trial in the circuit court Thurs of electors and providing for the nom mil founded n »e-t ->• ids own ortho folded through the middle regular'correspondence paper is formed. day. ination of City Officers by petition lox hate ma le it llnpowsllile loi him to The cost of a tablet is but 15y; compared with Initial box W. R. Coleman of Medford, former only.” find Ids tlo. k Anna Marin van fk lmr paper at from 35y to 50e per box, the saving is obvious, but only Vote YES or NO. fijiifi came to tile rescue and enabled county clerk of this county wa3 a busi- one of many such savings to be had, at 100 YES. the !JiIndlif» »»> settle af Wh-nwerd nass visiter in this city Monday after 101 NO. III ¡•rleslnn.! Het t'lounetit sermon» noon. Section III. The City Recorder is brought nianv eoli’erts H> the new Seven inmates of the county jail hereby directed to fully comply with faith for «lie was if |dimeer of wo were discharged Thursday morning, the provisions of Chapter XVI of the bif'ff’S right» London Clirotil- le the grand jury having returned “not a City Charter in the submission of the aforesaid proposed amendment. true bill,” in each case. • China’s Processton Endues». The foregoing Resolution was regu TI ih p«»pnl:it.'oii <>t <’hin:i hetW The grand jury Thursday afternoon larlv passed by the City Council at a flic ■«’H«'» returned an indictment charging LoriB regular meeting held luesday, Feb- own exnctij u«« urtainud ag«». isKtiid io Martin with the crime of murder. The ruary 2, 1915, by the following vote, •t'lisii.»» takeii n une Prim, Aye. Norris. Aye; McIntyre, yield » t«»fiH «»i Perhip* trial may be held next week. A. E. Aye; Florey, Aye. lOO.Omr.rum would he « more nearly Reames has been retained to defend Submitted to and approved by the orreet est• intit<• ev»*|j tli.it would rth Mayor this 4th day of February, 1915 Martin. ■*crl» ih > than on»* tin h of the bn (Sgned) E mil B ritt , Mayor. The Po3t con ?rat llates our towns* udiu riK’e I ron» tin- total it I m ciin ) Attest: •o eMtlirifltc tlrat If th»* (’iillieMe |»eo| le man, Oliver H irbough on having at L e . lie W. S tansell , were to mar« h (»» mi > i ulven |N»lnt hi tained his nine icth year in good health x City Recorder. hifflp flh* flm pro«esMh»i» would never and strength, Mr. Harbotgh’s birtn- i.d L«»in! h»*forc th«* Imd «»f the : wm >. day was Saturd iy and he is chipper and icn.iMMi li ul pns*ed hy H lie" gelier« [»und trit) tickets, permitting stop-overs at all lively as a youth of forty. We wish Ion would Have sprung up t«> «•«»iilinue p< ints in either direction, to the Panam i Pacific hi n many returns of the day. the endleMM line l*'nun “(. ivillzatlun of International Exposition, Sun Francisco, Feb 2'1 The Five Hundred club was enter- BE IT RE8OLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ‘hlna.” by II A. Glh-s to Dec. 4th and to the Panama California Ex OF THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE: t lined by Miss Em na Wendt at her position, San Diego, open ail year will be placad That pursuant to Chapter III ot' the Crape on thè Do©’- home, Friday evening. Those present on sale City Ch irter a GENERAL ELECTION The «■listoni ot |‘la*ìtig «-rape on thè were Miss33 Mary Bagshaw, Nellie is herebv celled and ordered to be held door of n house « liete lliere lina hven C «Ilina, Eva CoUdh, Louisa Ensele, within the City of Jacksonville, Jack- a recedi deatli li id Its ongili In thè nn Pauline Greaves. Jewell B idey, Alice son County, State of Oregon, on the eleni Enelish liernldh- emioni» nnd first Tuesday in March. 1915, namely Morgan, Lula Williams, Marie Oben- on March 2d, 1915, between the hours dille» tinik lo file yeat liuti A D At chain, and Messrs Dan Bagshaw, Lou of 12 M. ar.d 7 P. M. o’cl <ck of said tlmt (leiì.id hiitchnient». or nr.norlnl en- Ba ter, Frei Collins, Bill McIntire, Al day for the purpose of electii g the «Ign». were placed Iti front of housee when thè nobiliti or gentry dled The fred N <rris and Chester aid George following municipal officers, to-wit: TWO COt’NClL.MEN to ho.d office for lintr-liiiieiit» were of dl.-nnolid slnifxt Wendt. a period of two years; xml eoiitnined thè f-imily arma quar- ONE CHY RECORDER to hold tffice tered and coier.-d wllb «alile. for a period of one year; At The Churches ONE CITY TREASURER to hold of fice fur a peri.>d ot one year; Reasonable. ,____________________ . .. or I The Boss-Take that suit st $10. and SHASTA LIMITED: Extra Fare, hirst Cl.is» equipment only. And for tne purpose of adopting Leaves Portland 3:M> p. m. A High Class Ti ain. rejec’ii'g th- pr<.posed Charier Amend I'm losing monel Customer Well. I II Sunday School every Sun lay at 10 ment propt s- <1 by Initiative Petition lake It; but how mu- h are you losing? SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS: Observation Car, Standard aid o’clock W. G. Caudill S'jpt. Public a d submit i d io the voters by RESO rile Boss Well I'll lell you I paid $5 Tourist Sleeping Cars. Chair Cars und Diner. worship at 11 a. m ea h seton 1 and LUTION NO. 73 and which am- d- for It an I have bail to store It. hnish It. m nt shtll npp.-ar upon the official fourth Sunday of the month and at bailui under the following title; Insure It and adt-rtlse It for ten yenrs CALIFORNIA EXPRESS: Stnn l»'d mid Tourist b ■ e; ng Cars, Figure it out for yourself. New York Class 7:30 evey Sjiliv ev-ning. ‘ Ptmp.ised by Ini’iitiv - Petition” ( hair Cai 8 ari l Dinur. “An ACT ti arn.nd Secion 23, Glolie. mee'.ing every first and third Sunday Full particular«, fare«, literature on the Exro-i’i' u^. r ;in c’; • uks Chapter 111 of the City (’barter of the 11 a. m. H. C. Gallup leader. Pray City of Jacksonville, ad pted by tne Mrde Over etc. from nearest A<ent of the er meeting 1 hurs.lay evening at 7:3. voters June 21. 1:111. and proclaimed “I’m all Olli ot kelter.’’ dis I »red the The public is invited to attend those by the Mavor Ju e 29th. 1911, • lj pc« rltt-i man "Mf arm feels loose, dianing he >m nation of City Of services. A Collet Pa tor I.-, k M I : 1 «'••> 11 ft tic.rs by Ma s Meeting of th - Electors leg I» slinky. What would you adviser of said City or by an assemblage of CHRISTIAN SCI'INCE John M. Scott, Cenemi Pan.-<r.gfr Agent Portland, Ore "I think I’d git myself rebuilt” sug Services h?ld ev-srv îundav m >rning eleccura o nam C ly »nd providing lur gested the automobile manufacturer.— .he ou.'.ii.i .i >u > ok C.«> Oifieei* by at 11 o’clock in 1. O. O. F. H di. Kansas City JournsL petition only.” v»» •* - - ' The City Hall is hereby provided and 1 Everybody welcome. You can find a Notary Public at this office. Still Working for the Public 1». W. BAGSHAW Resolution No. 73 NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! Groceries, Confectionery, Notions, Goods All Fresh. Call and see us Prices Right. MRS. HATTIE DENEFF CORRECT CORRESPONDENCE PAPERS CITY DRUG STORE Excursion Fares to the California Expositions Resolution No. 74. February 15 to November Via the Scenic Shasta Route Three Fine Trains Daily SOUTHERN PACIFIC j r • ■./ • I
