Jacksonville post., March 27, 1915, Image 3

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Saitl’s
Parcel Post
Subscribe for the Post, only $1.5o
SMe Against Lower Wage
The Home Merchant
per year.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Fred Offenbacher of Applegate was i I
-Elina Wash.. .Mur, 25—Tuesday af­
SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1915. j in town today.
- The home merchant. Who is he?
ternoon the Malone shingle weavers
I
He is the chap who gives you credit
at
All work must be
walked our beciuee their wages were
GUS NEWBURY
when you are financially broke and car­
| R. Sparks in 1915.
cut from 17 cents to 14 cents an hour.
■ LOCAL NEWS
Brings Our Reliable 9
ries your account until you are able to
Attorney-at-Law
A conference was held between the
H A. Canaday of Medford was ‘: pay-
mill management and the men in which
visitor in town today.
| He is the chap who gives you back
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
Gafden making is in vogue again.
John Reter made a business trip to I your money or makes exchanges when the mill gave the workmen till Monday
I
to
return
to
work.
If
they
refuee
a
Almond and cherry trees are in full Medford Tuesday evening.
MEDFORD,
OREGON.
i you’re not satisfied with what you have I non-union force is to take their plac-
To Your Very Door
bloom.
Court reporter F. Roy Davis, was a bought.
T
I es.
I.
Pat Swayne of Watkins was in town visitor in this city Monday.
| He is the chap who stands behind his
—■—r’
I
Monday.
I
guaranty
and
makes
restoration
of
all
1».
W.
BAGSHAW
It will pay yon to sell your wool and
Pension
to
Woman
in
Norway.
I losses that you sustain on the goods I
M. D. Jones is working at the Sterl­ mohair to Taylor-Williams Co.
•Attorney at Haw
ing mines.
BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. George i you buy.
He
is
the
chap
who
meet«
you
at
the
L. I. Brown was in Medford Friday Henry Friday morning a girl.
Salem, Ore., March 25.— When the
NOTARY .PUBLIC
AND
CONVEYANCER
door with a handshake and lets you out
afternoon.
Deputy assessor Bowen has finished with a message to the "kids” and a state industrial accident commission
Otti e with Jacksonville Post. .
yesterday awar l.ai a pension to the
r-
George W. Cherry of Medford was the listing of property in this city.
real
come-again
goodby.
JACKSONVILLE,
•
-OREGON
mother
of
Carl
Johansen,
who
was
in town today.
Mrs. J. C. Burton of Star Gulch was
.«r <
He is the chap who meets and greets killed recently in Portland, it made
J. C. Burton of Star Gulch was in transacting business in this city today. you on the street everyday in the year
the
first
pension
that
has
been
award
­
town Monday.
C- M. Ruch merchant and postmas­ and takes a neighborly interest in your . ed by it to a foreign d penitent. She
I. K. HANN \
Elmo Throckmorton of Applegate ter at Ruch, was in town Friday morn­ family and your affairs.
lives in Norway, will receive a pension
Lawyer
was in town today.
He is the chap whose clerks and ' of $7 a month, and if she lives her full
ing.
Those who want the
bookkeepers
and
other
employs
live
in
very
latest
and
best
jew
­
Office
in
Bank
of
Jacksonville Building
Miss Josephine Hoefs was a recent
We are buying Mohair and Wool at
expectancy will be pai I approximately
elry will find here the real
visitor at Medford.
the highest market price. Taylor-Wil Jacksonville and spend their money $1500. Johansen was an employe of
JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON
with you and with other Jacksonville ' the Peninsula Industrial company.
value at reasonable prices.
B. B. Beekman, Esq. returned from liams.
people.
No
matter
what
your
He
fell
of?
a
scow
and
was
drowned-
Portland Thursday. .
B. B. Beekman. Esq. left Sunday
He is the chap who pays heavy taxes •
wants may be, if only a
Henry Mankins of Poormans creek, evening on a short business trip to to help support yourschools, build your !
“Ring for Baby” just drop
DR. T. T. SHAW
Portland.
was in town Thursday.
Sale in
streets, and maintain your fire depart­ Notice of Sheriff’s
us a postal or phone and
T.
K.
Bolton
of
Ashland
was
a
busi
­
Harry Luy and family visited friends
ments, police departments, parks, '
see how easy it is to have
Foreclosure.
ness visitor at the court house Monday lighting and water service.
at Applegate, Sunday,
Genuine Jewelry at our
Kate McAndrew. Plaintiff,
I He is the chap who visits you when 1
Attorney Borden of Medford was a forenoon.
prices delivered promptly
•
vs.
C. B. Watson, Esq. of Ashland was I you are 3ick, sends flowers to your ■ Sallie C. Pilcher and Mason J.
recent visitor in this city.
at your home by Parcel
Pilcher, wife and husband, and New­
JACKSONVILLE
Post
Miss Mabie Reeves of Medford was transacting business in this city Wed­ I family when you die, and follows your | ton
Tinker, Defendants,
nesday foronton.
body out among the trees and tombs, I
a recent visitor in this city.
By virtue of an Execution, dated
Bring your wool and mohair to Tay­ as far as human feet may travel with ' the 27th day of March, 1915, ai d a de­
Mrs. Lewis Ulrich visited freinds at
I
the
dead.
lor-Williams Co. and get better than
cree and an order of Sale dnly issued
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
“The Jeweler“
He is the home merchant
t
’ ' - . your,out
~.
of and under the Seal of the Cir
the highest market price.
Circuit court is in session for the
cuit Court of the State of Oregon, in
neighbor-your
friend
—
your
helper
in
Medford,
Oregon
C. L. Mouson, representing the Pa­
and for the County of Jackson, in a
hearing of equity cases today.
cific Paper Co. of Portland was calling times of need.
certain cause therein wherein Kate
Tobe Garrett of Buncom played first on his customers in this city doday.
Don’t you think that you ought to McAndrew as Plaintiff, recovered on
first violin at the ball last night.
trade with him, and be his friend and the 23rd day of March, 1915 a judgment
You can find a Notary Public at this
Misses Pauline Greave. Mary Bag-
the defendant Sallie Pilcher office.
Leslie Stansell is assessing property shaw and Louise Ensele and Toots his helper in the time of his need7— against
for
the
sum
of
One
Thousand
Two
Ex.
in the district jdst east of Medford.
Lilly*» Seeds are not an
Hundred ($1200) Dollars with interest
Are you a subscriber to the Post?
Thompson drove to Medford Sunday
they are trfted in our laixxatary and
thereon from said 10th day of Febru- if not, why not? Only $1.50 per year.
W. I. Vawter of Medford was a busi­ afternoon.
trial ground».
They are »pedally
I ary, 1914, at the rale of 8 per cent per
adapted to the Pacific Northwefl and
Citation.
ness visitor in this city Wednesday.
. Our valuable cat*
1
annum
and
Ninety
($90.00)
Dollars
Use printed stationery, it adds dig­
Roy Ulrich, S. E. Dunnington, Bob
alosue will be sent free on request.
Attorney G. M. Roberts of Medford Finney, Fred Lewis, Cliff Dunnington, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE attorney’s fee, and Hie further sum nity to your business and tends to cre­
Dealer» aell Lilly'»Seed* it not.write.
i of Thirty-nine ($39.00) Dollars cists
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
was at the court house Monday morn­ Harry Lewis, Jack Sharp and Clarence
The Chata. H. Lilly Co.. Seattle
which judgment was enrolled aid ate an impression of its importi nee.
JACKSON.
ing.
docketed in the Clerk’s office of said
Kassafer autoed to Ashland Sunday af­
In the matter of the Estate of K. Court in said County on the 23rd day
Uncle Billy Cameron, of Uniontown ternoon.
Fields, deceased.
of March, 1915. and is of record in
was a business visitor in town Satur­
Citation
to heirs non-resident an I Volume 22 of the Circuit Court Jour-'
Last week Col. Williams of Tayler-
day.
unknown.
1 nal at pages 481 and 483 thereof.
Williams Co. of this city bought 2100
To George Beck, Will Beck, and all
I am commanded by said Execution
County Clerk Gardner was a busi­ pounds of mohair from Mr. Davis of
unknown
heirs
of
the
said
K.
Fields,
and order of sale to make sale of the ,
ness visitor at Medford Tuesday after Green Mountain District paying over deceased.
herein after described real property to
noon.
In the name of the State of Oregon, satisfy the judgment, attorney’s fee I
’600. for same.
you are hereby required to appear in and costs and the accruing costs of j
William Ray of Ruch was transact­
A baseball game between two ‘•pick­ the County Court of the State of sale, I will therefore on
ing business in this city Thursday fore­
Goods All Fres’i. Prices Right.
up” nines of this place was had at the Oregon for Jackson County, in the Monday the 3rd day ot May, 1915
noon.
Court
room
of
the
Court
House
of
A
full
line
of
the best grocerie . confections, nuts, fresh fruits.
ball park Sunday afternoon. While
the hour of 10 o’clock A M. at the
Miss Lucille Rader of Medford visit­ «¡me of the plays made were hardly said County at Jacksonville Oregon, in i 1 at
Cigars and 'obacco^ Etc.
front
door
of
the
Court
House
in
Jack
said County, on or before four weeks
ed friends in this city Sunday after­ up to the big league practice, the game from the date hereof, and show cause, I sonville, Jackson County State of j
Call and see us
MRS. HATTIE DENEFF
noon.
offer for sale and will sell to
afforded considerable amusement for if any you may have, why the real Oregon,
, property belonging to said Estate, the highest bidder for cash, subject to I
The Royal Neighbors held their reg­ the spectators.
| should not be sold and order of sale redemption as is by law provided, all ;
ular meeting at the home of Neighbor
the right, title ana interest which the
How about a ‘‘Clean-up. Paint-up” for the same should not be made forth- above
named defendants had on the',
Walsh, Tuesday.
as in the petition of the ad­
day for Jacksonville? Other towns ! with,
day of May, 1911, or have since:
Attorney T. W. Miles of Medford have been benefited by the observance ministrator of said Estate prayed for, .6th
said land being situate in township 38, acquired, in and to the following de­
was a business visitor at the cour of such a day and why not this one? Range four West of the Willamette scribed real property situated in Jack-
County, State of Oregon, to-wit:-
house Wednesday.
A few hours work raking up old rub­ Meridian, in section seven therein, I son Lots
numbered Five (5) alid Six (6) '
and described as follows: Commenc­
Get your stationery printed at this bish, a little scrubbing and scorning ing
Please Be Reminded -it is but Seven Days More
at the Southwest corner of the i of Block numbered One of Newtown I
office. Our work is guaranteed and followed by the application of a little Southwest quartt”- of the Northwest I Addition to the Citv of Medford, Lre .
Till Easter.
our prices are right.
paint, will work wonders in the ap­ quarter of said section thence running gon, according to the Plat thereof on !
North 14 rods, thence East 23 and 6-7 tile and of recoid in the office of th« I
ISN"’’ THERE some “wee-bit-iassie” or some atom of a
pearance
of
our
town
besides
tending
Rev. P. S. Bandy has been chosen
rods, thence South fourteen rods; I County Recorder of said Jackson,
curlev-headed laddie, YOU would like to made happy in some in­
improve
sanitary
conditions
and
in­
to
I
County.
Oregon.
thence west 22 and 6-7 rods to place
as pastor of the Presbyterian church
expensive way? Then send them one of our lovely Easter Post
sure better health to the inhabitants. of beginning, containing two acres | All of the above property will be i
for the ensuing year.
II old at said time o:d place in the
Cards:
Better think about it neighbor, it is more or less.
Witness the Hon. F. L. Tou Velle, | manner provided by law for the sale
With their Dutch Kiddies, Yellow Chicks, Brown Bunnies,
Mr. Mark Applegate was severly in­ worth while.
County Judge of the above entitled 1 of real property under execution to
anil
Easter
Blossoms, our cards are delightful for Every Age to
jured by a fall from a motor cycle at
| satisfy ttie judgment in favor ot the ;
Court.
give
or
to
receive;
Medford Tuesday morning.
1
Plaintiff,
together
with
attorney's
Dated
March
26,
1#15.
MARRIED
While for the more formal Greeting we have a most Exquisite
fees. Costs and accruing costs of sale.
F. L. TouV elle .
Mrs. S. P. Jones, an aged resident
Dated at the ortice of tbe Sheriff in
line of E ister Gift Cards ai.d Folders—Fashion’s Last Word in
VINSON
—
BRUSH
At
Jacksonville,
G.
A.
G
ardner ,
of this city is reported seriously ill at
Jacksonville, Oregon, this 27lh day of
County Clerk.
Elegant Simplicity, that one need not hesitate to send to the most
Oregon, Friday, March 26, 1915. by
March, 1915.
her home on Fourth street.
By F lora T hompson , Depitv.
But come and see them whether or not you made a purchase
Henry G. Dox, J. P.; Bert Vinson
W. H. SfNGLER,
Charles F. Greer former advertising
you are always welcome;
and Edna A. Brush, both of Med- j
Sheritf of Jacaacn County, Oregon.
manager for the Ashland Tidings was
ford.
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
At The CITY DRUG STORE
E. A. Thompson has purchased I a
a visitor in this city Tuesday.
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new Ford with latest attachments for
1
WILSON REMITS FINE
1 he dance given in Orth’s hall, by
.j Knew L-,a.
use on his mail route.
the baseball boys last night was well
The Empii.,er If iuy wife rills up
attended and a general good time pre­
-ay lli.it I’ve Just one out
Is Lenient to Man Convic'ed
vailed.
Tile OLi<*c Bo;. Y. ». sir: I II say it
Weather Report.
every lime site olii» up
Misses Jewell Bailey, Pauline Greave
Oregon Land Frauds—Sen­
The Employer You Liti tu I do Cult
and Alfred Norris were visitors at
;>Iy wile wool.I h.ive a poor opinion of
Following
is
the
report
of
U.
S.
Vol-
tence Was Reduced.
Central Point and Medford Tuesday af-
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; vour truth mine w.
tern'on.
The Bov—Ye». sir; she li is It now
Jacksonville, for month of February,
Tile Employ, r-Wh it .io you in.-an?
Miss Elith Hoefs entertained a few
Washington, Mar.
25—President Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­ The Boy W11V. she .-ailed up tills
of her friends at dinner Sunday after­ Wilson today remitted the $10,000 fine tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
morning and a ked me If I was the
noon it being the yourg lady’s twenti­ imposed on Frederick A. Hyde as part
new boy. and I sal 1. "Yes, ma'am.’
Reduced fare round trip ticket», permitting
eth birthday.
of the sentence for conviction for land Date Maximum Minimum Precipita And she att.d It was no pince for a
tion
stop-overs at all points in either directions, to
truthful boy She said you had no
H. H. Sargent of Medford has pur­ frauds against the government in Cali­
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use fol a truthful boy Then she said.
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the Panama Pacific International I-«position,
chased the Jerrv Nunan property on fornia and Oregon. Hype was convic­
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"Did you ever te!) a Ile?" Ami I said.
San Francisco, and to the Panama t alifornia
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Oregon street consisting of house and ted with J. H. Schnieder in a celebra­
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"No. ma'am."
Exposition, San Diego, on nal>' every day to
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ted case.
about ten acres of land.
"And what did she sav?"
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November 30.
President Taft refused Hyde a par­
"She
said.
'You
’
ll
do?
"
—
Cleveland
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W. H. Barnum has purchased a new don and President Wilson commuted
Plain Denier
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Via the
auto. It is a Briscoe and the purchase Hyde’s sentence from two years to one
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50
.14
I
was made from A. W. Walker, the which he served, on condition that he
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Porto R ico ’3 Telephone Plant.
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company’s agent at Medford.
.06
Porto Rico has one very unique kind
pay the fine.
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of ''telephone plant." says the Western
R. L. Ewing, proprietor of a gun
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Electric News It Is an air plant some­
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store at Medford,!« an applicant for ap­
Notice to Public
thing like an orchid It has no roots,
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pointment as State Game Warden, to
Three Fine Trains Daily
hut derives Its nourishment from the
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succeed W. L. Finley the present in­
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air. tile seeds evidently being carried
cumbent.
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Please do not ask for credit at my
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by the wind or birds and Insects to
Shasta Limited : San Francisco Express ; Cahforn.a Fxpress
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50
some substance where they lodge and
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Mrs. S Walsh gave a party Tuesday place of business, as I have started on
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sprout. This growth Is found most
afternoon in celebration of her birth­ a strictly rath basis. All those know­
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frequently on Imuliited wire, although
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day anniversity. A number of friends ing themselves indebted to me please
It has been observed on bare iron wire
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settle.
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from this city and Medford were pres­
that has rusted. It has never been
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W.
R.
Sparks
ent and a most enjoyable afternoon
seen on new bare Iron, copper wire or
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Ten day«’ «top-over will he allowed at Sun
spent. A delicious lunch was served.
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cable and causes little trouble, as the
Francisco and Loa Angeles on one way tickets
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mass Is seldom large enough to cross
At The Churches
Mrs. H. K. Hanna entertained a
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solo to Eastern Cities when routed via the
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two wires.
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number of lady friends Tuesday after­
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Southern Pacific.
noon.
Among those present were
of a Woman.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
bls
Mesdames M. E Day, Alice Ulrich,
•'So he won tier by fighting with
‘•California and It’s Two World Expositions.”
Ada Bags^aw, J. B. Rhinehart, Ella o’clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public
rival. 1 should» I think such a little
Temperature—mean max. 49; mean 411 imp of a fellow could put up much
Cook, Misses Fleta Ulrich and Mollie worship at 11 a. m. each second and
fourth Sunday of the month and at mir. 33:67; mean 41:33. Max. 60 on 6, of u buttle"
Britt.
A new booklet <l«‘«crIbi»Mr the trip from Portland to San Di> u • including
"Oh. he got I'ckvd: that's what mode
the two Exposition*, th# scenic beauti<« >f Oregon. the Si -kij<>u ' and
7:30 every Sunday evening,
Class Minimum, 23, on 21st. Greatest daily
Raporta as we go press are to the
him
lid
with
her
that's
Just
like
a
Shasta Mountain*. San Francisco, the b< ach an I outing tv-torts of < ali­
meeting every first and thirl Sunday range, 25. Total precipitation 3.11 wom-in. you know’’ — Florida Times-
e‘T 't teat the deal for the sale of the
fornia, the San Joaquin Valley and Yosemite Nati r»al Park. Free <>n
11 a. m. H. C. Gallup leader. Pray­ inchea, Greatest in 24 hours, 1.21 in..
application to nearest A «ent.
Opn mine is likely to go through by a
Number of days with .01 Union.
er meeting Thursday evening at 7:3b on 1.
compromise in the terms of the con-
The public is invited to attend these inch or more precipitation, 10, clear,
Mine» In Nival Warf»r».
tr act which it ia reported meets the
4; partly 'cloudy, 4; cloudy, 20.
services. A. '.’oslet Pastor
Flouting mines, under various names,
>
oval of all parties concerned. If
13 27 have figured In naval warfare for
Precipitation for season.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland, Ore
I1 is deal is carried through we expect
Precipitation for last season 17 31 nearly 330 years, but they were first
Service« held every Sunday morning
t ■ ««« business in other lines "pick
used with really deadly effect lu the
K. B ritt ,
, at 11 o'clock in I. O. O. F. Hall,
up,” in thia region.
Cooperative Observer. Russo Japanese War of 1004-5.
I Everybody welcome.
Jewelry Store
Martin J. Ilcddy
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!
Groceries, Confectionery, Notions,
EASTER GIFT CARDS
Two World Expositions
Now Open
Scenic Shasta Route
Stop-overs on One Way Pickets
SOUTHERN PACIFIC