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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1915)
Jacksonvlle Post Easter Sunday tomorrow. William P. Woods, a viteran of the Self Belief the Key to Success. civil war, died at his home in Medford Thursday was April Fool’s day. Do you st|l| believe in yiuimelf? If Tuesday mqrning, aged 71 tears. Mr. A. L. Gall was at Medford Friday. so. yon cniuioi be<-ome a I nil lire. You SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1915. Woods came to the valley in 1888. He enn at w«>n»i only imve failed to learn James Eaton was at Medford Fri is survived by two sons an! twodaugh- IIM yet the 11 leiice of HUeeexH. of which —T--------------- 1-------------------—' * day. . ters, all residents of Medford. Funer self respect Is the key In the great LOCAL NEWS Subscribe for the Post, only $1.5o al services were held Wednesday af gamble of lite we van a ft ord to lose per year. ternoon, Rev. W. F. Shields officiat everything but our sell respect. Money lost Is little lost; friends lost, much George E. Neuber was at Medford ing. You can find a Notary Public at this Thursday. lost, but self respect lost and all Is Miss Alice Morgan entertained the office. lost. Self belief is the husband of self E. E. Kelly of Medford was in town card club Friday evening. Those pres respect. Just as self respect Is the A. T. Lundgren was a visitor in Med Thursday. ent were: Misses. Pauline Greaves, mother of self reliance Believe in ford Monday. J. C. Brown of Medford was in town Jewel! Bailey, Mary Bagshaw, Emma yourself and you will win through, for Prof. F. C. Smith was a recent visi Wednesday. Wendt, Marie Obenchain, Lula Wil self belief Is the mainspring of unman tor at Talent. activity and the prim ipal source of Will Hanna of Evans creek was in liams, Eva Couch Nellie Collins and human Improvement It Inspires you Messrs Chester Wendt, Dan Bagshaw, Gus Newbury of Medford was in town today. • Lester „Thompson, Raymond Reter, to do things Ii leaches you to try town Tuesday. again The man who retains bls belief Pat Swayne of Watkins was in town Fred Collins, and Alfred Norris. Mrs. J. C. Barnum was a recent vis Wednesday. tu himself will never give up trying, itor at Medford. and success is die reward of persistent B. B. Beekman was a visitor in Med- effort Self reliance will pull us Notice io Public A. E. Reames of Medford was in for Tuesday. through many a struggle from which town Wednesday. the coward tlees In vain and In which Col. Williams was at Medford Fri All work must be spot cash at W. the weak succumb The ability to "get day afternoon. Please do not ask for credit at my R. Sparks in 1915. up again" is Hie reward of the self re W. H. Bowen was at Medford Wed place of business, as 1 have started on liant. - Sea 11 le Post-1 utelllgencer. U. C. Pursel of Buncom was a re nesday forenoon. a strictly cash basis. All those know cent visitor in town. Dave Cronemiller was a visitor in ing themselves indebted to me please Rules For Success at Golf. Gertrude Dunnington was a visitor settle. Writing In the American Magazine. Medford Monday. at Medford Monday. Jerome D Travers culls Harry Vardon W. R. Sparks Prof. U. S. Collins of Medford was the greatest golf player be ever met Attorney Trefren of Ashland was in town Tuesday. and says the bulk of bls success might in this city Thursday. S. C. Collins of Table Rock was in At The Churches be set down to these few simple rules: Miss Eva Couch was a visitor at town Wednesday. Control of temper. Medford Wednesday. Refusing to worry over any bad lie W. E. Hammel of Eagle Point was Joseph Brown of Medford was a re in town Thursday, Sunday School every Sunday at 10 or any hard luck Playiug easily within himself and sent visitor in this city. Wesley Judy of Ashland was a re o’clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public never pressing. Emmett Beeson of Talent was a re cent visitor in town. worship at 11 a. m. each second and Playing always for the hole, even dent visitor in tnis city. fourth Sunday of the month and at when 200 yards away. Elmo Throckmorton of Applegate 7:30 every Sunday evening. Class Studying bls game and practicing at Bi’l McIntire left Thursday for Weed was in town Tuesday. meeting every first and third Sunday every opportunity where he has employment. Henry Mankins of Poormans creek, 11 a. m. H. C. Gallup leader. Pray- ■ Making a point, even in practice, to Harold Simpson of Eagle Point was was in town Thursday. er meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 j follow all simple rules, sucli ns keep a recent visitor in this city. Porter J. Neff of Medford was at The public is invited to attend these ing one's bead still, looking nt the ball, It will pay you to sell your wool and the court house Friday. etc. services. A. Coslet Pastor Keeping the body under control un mohair to Taylor-Williams Co. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fred Oftenbacher of Applegate was til perfect timing Is developed. W. T. Grieve was a business visitor a recent visitor in town. Services held every Sunday morning Using an easy, natural upright swing at Medford Monday afternoon. at 11 o’clock in I. 0. O. F. Hall. that stays as long as possible In line Frank Edwards of Watkins was a Miss Issie McCully was a visitor in recent visitor in this city. Everybody welcome. with the Intended tllglit of the ball. Medford Wednesday afternoon. Major W. J. Canton of Medford was Details. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna were vis in town Thursday forenoon. Then Quit That Details are something beneath the itors at Medford Monday evening. If ..J JT - notice of the mnlurlty It require* a H. R. Nealon of Table Kock was at Are you a subscriber to the Post? the court house Wednesday. “You’ll have to quit smoking,” said rare sort of mind to accord to them If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. Importance. Mrs. John Reter entertained the Five the physician. ‘ I don’t smoke.” the It proper Is necessary for every great artist to W. H. Watt of Medford transacted Hundred club Friday evening. “Then you’ll have to quit drinking.”; understand details in order that he may business in this city Tuesday morn Attorney W. J. Moore of Ashland “I don’t drink. ” “Haven’t you any know when tlio.v should be Ignored ing. habits?” “None at all, except takirg Gtllllver discovered this Interesting fact vas at the court house Thursday. Seth Bullis of the Sterling mine was medicine.” when tie woke up one morning Tile The moving picture theater has clos a business visitor in this city Mon perfection of any uiasterpleee de|«eiids ed on account of lack of patronage. day. upon the strategic elimination of Its Attorney G. M. Roberts of Medford details. Uncle Billv Cameron, of Uniontown Fruit Packing Plant Burned Those who see only those things was a business visitor in town Satur was at the court house Tuesday morn- wbleb lie between the little and the ng. day. great see neither of these. It requires Salem, Or., Mar. 30—Fire, the ori the same capacity of Imagination to Mose Barkdull of Medford was a Theodore Engle of Phoenix transact visitor in this city Tuesday fore ed business in town Thursday fore gin of which is unknown, destroyed muster details that it does to master the Drager Fruit Company’s packing; Immensities. To see big one must also noon. noon. house at Trade and Church streets be able to see little. C. C. Buck of Buncom transacted M. D. Hogan of the Applegate val Controlling events means controlling business in this city Monday after ley was a visitor in town Wednesday here today. The loss is estimated at $40,000 and the building is said details noon. morning. Nothing succeeds like details.—Life. to be partially insured. No decision We are buying Mohair and Wool at has been reached as to whether or Charley and Hebert Mitchel left ' the highest market price. Taylor-Wil Heathen Hospitality. Tuesday for Weed where they will find not a new packing house will be African Jungle people are not very liams. built. employment. particular concerning their fotsL one Mr. and Mrs. Will Von der Helen of of our missionary women was dowu William Pursel of Buncom was a Eagle Point were visitors in this city with an attack of fever some time ago business visitor in this city Wednes Sunday. He Was Lucky This wax a source of sorrow to these day forenoon. poor unlearned yet sympathetic ua Lewis Ulrich and Cliff Dunnington lives. who in their own way are reully According to rhe report of Observer were visitors in Medford Monday af “Is the editor in?” asked the man eouipaxslonutt* and want to help. One Britt, the rainfall for this season is ternoon. with the unbarbered hair and the shiny of these "bush mammies" tiled to ex about 3 inches short as compared with Medford Elks held their first social last season. coat, as he fished a roll of paper from press her sorrow because the "white and smoker in their new hall Wednes his pocaet. “No” replied the office mammy missionary" was so ill After Mrs. Bertha Eckleston of Hoquiam boy, “he has just gone out.” “This a time she left the station With a day evening. bright lit a n her head and started for Wash., arrived Sunday and is visiting James Grubb and Orlando Rose of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prim is the third time I have called to see ; the Jungle A little Inter she relumed him,” growled the caller, “and each! with a large tropical leaf from one of Applegate were business visitors in of this city. time you have told me he has just gone tile trees Upon It were several big. town Saturday. A. S. Rosenbaum the general mana out. What’s the explanation?” “I crawling given worms, which she had Get your stationery printed at this ger of the S. P. Co. at Medford begins don’t know,” answered the office boy, caught and brought to the sick mission office. Our work is guaranteed and today his twenty-second year in the “but I guess he must have been born ary She llionglit they would be nice our prices are right. under a lucky star.’’ — Lippincott’s and tender fot her to eat during her Ill employ of that railroad. ness -Christian Ih raid Magazire M. L. Alford of the Medford First Mrs C. C. Beekman, Miss Carrie • • Man ¿ata. National Bank was a business visitor Reekman and B. B. Beekman left Mrs Snbbtib-I wot.der what’, com» in this city Tuesday. Thursday for Portland where they ex Oafs Shipped by Parcel Post over Harry Instead of being cross. as usual, lie started off happy and wlds FOR RENT—The Norling house, pect to remain a short time. 'ling like a bird this uiurulug Nor» on Oregon street. Apply to D. W. William Colvig of Portland, a form Vale, Or.. April 1—Two tons and a (H new giro— It's my fault, mum. I Bagshaw, this office- er wellknown resident of this city was half of oats were shipped out of this got the wrong package ami give lib, Mrs. Rose Bostwick. Jr. left Satur- in town Tuesday, paying taxes for the city this week by parcel post for Riv bfrn s -ed fi.r breakfast food - Wou> daa morning for a visit to her parents Southern Pacific Co. on lands in this erside The grain was in 50-pound sii's Lome Companion in St. Joseph, Missouri. county. No Winner. sacks. The parcel post is used quite Sublime siitlsfncilon In one's own Bring your wool and mohair to Tay Dick Gaskin. Bob Finney, G. Hud extensively in short range shipments powers must be a ver.» delight fill eon lor-Williams Co. and get better than son and Task Sharp left Monday morn to the interior and is proving an excel dltion. but n celebrated English mil ing for Weed. California, where thev lent aid to the interior farmer. the highest market price. siefan. Dr. Arne, wlm flourished In the first half of the seventeenth century, The recent showers are worth thous expect to secure employment in a log for once very wittily turned the tables ands of dollars to the farmers and or ging camp. The appeal of Major Canton of Med ford. convicted in the c'rcuit court of this county on a charge of sodomy, has been set for hearing in the supreme court at Salem, April 12. Col Williams bought a lot of mo hair, especially the product of Hub bard Rros. of the Butte Creek district Clarence Kassahafer and William Thursday, making the purchase over Eaton left Tuesday for California several competitors, owing to the where they expect to find employ price paid. ment. There are but two prisoners in the J. W. Dressier of Medford was at county jail at this time —Harry Foster, the court house ns a witness in a case awaiting investigation by the gran<1 on trial in the circuit court Tuesday jury on a burglary charge, and Wil»y forenoon. Turnbough, serving a ten days sen Mrs. W. W. Eifertof Medford who tence for contempt of court. had been visitirg her daughter Mrs. D. J. Mathes, auditor of The Medford William Barnum of this city has re National Bank, died at his home in turned to her home. that city, Friday morning, after an ill The city marshal had three fellows ness of ten days. He was aged about in the calaboose Saturday night and 45 years and had been a resident of one Monday night. Too much corn Medford for the last six years. juice was the complaint. At the meeting of the “Junior Broth TT irry Taylor of Medford, died at the erhood” last night the following offi h im • of his parents in that city Tues cers were elected and installed for the day evening. He had been a resident ensuing year: Dan Ragshaw J. Com. Cecil Gall V. J. Com. Merritt D»w- J. of Me.lford for 15 years. Sec. Jaa. Francis. J. Trees. Glenn Bai Portland won the openine game of ley J. Premier, Harrv Walsh J Chap. the Coast Leng le baseball season, at John Broad J I. Watch. Pmce Grieve L >t Angeles, Tuesday, defeating Loa J. O. Watch. Merrit Dews. Jas. Fran Angeles, by a score of 3 to 1, cis and Dan Bagshaw Trustees- chard men of the valley. Mrs. Anna Denhoff of Medford was h°re Wednesday, soliciting subscrip tions to the Portland Telegram. Mrs. T. W. Fulton of Montague, Cal., arrived Saturday and will visit relatives here for a couple of weeks. How The IVar Hit Him oil some singers of this type. Ill* was tsked to decide on the respective pow ers of two vocalists whose talents ex isted entirely In their own Imnglmi- lions. After hearing them Dr. Arne said to one. "You are the worst singer I ever heard In ni.v life." Then exclaimed the other. "1 win!’’ “No," answer, d the Just Judge; “you can't sing nt all."—Argonaut. “Mndame, ” said the tattered and torn supplicant to the benevolent lady who answered his timid rap at the door “have you any old clothes you can spare for an unfortunate victim of the European war?” “I think I have, mv poor man; but how does this gjjppen? You cannot have been in this war sure What She Didn’t Say. ly.” “Nomadam,” humolv replied The young man should have gone the »ufferer; “but my wife has sent all home an hour before, but he was still my clothes to the Belgians—Harris lingering and milking conversation. The girl was des|x-rnte. burg Star-Independent nciouri »ria viiien.vv?. When Xvh«m fell sit Ti-fnlpnr h was only forty-seven years old nr/ liie French »o:nin:inder. Admiral <” Villeneuve, wan <»nh foity-two T latter wn* h brllllnm Milloi who h •tlioHdy f nitflit nurilii-t X< »-n. ni.d tboroU'Jih re:ill7.rd •!iat the Enid -' tnctlcM were tf'iln^ to be on th’x «•«•<• Nion Ind •«•<]. he held :i meeting of th captains of the allied licet and hivhb explained them. N< I on would not. : • said, form line of buttle paralhd wit' file Allied line. He will m-elc tu pien • >nr line. Mjr.ound our rear and uvei power with group* <»f his vessel* a uian.v of our* hm lie <*an < iif olT ” Stl I. although pri-pari-d for t'lis form of at tack. Villeneuve fn.h<j to re-ixt It, ¡m l he was taken primmer, b.ttei ly r gret ting that uu idiot bad dealt him (lie kiuo ialU Uh — mjuuvu VUIOur “Oti. 1 say. Miss I rnmes.' lie said, "would you rather say something anil mean nothing than say nothing and mean something': We were discussing that this evening nt dinner and left it undecided." And the girl never said a word — ' Lippincott’s. Would Like to See It. "1 done heard It read in de paper." said Uncle P.aiplsrry. "dat some o' I | dese here livin' machine gemmen says :l man kin do anything a bird kin. "That's wlmt they say." said Aunt Chloe. "Well, when any o' 'em sees a mall sit fas' asleep, boldin' on to n tree branch wir bis feet. I *bo' wishes dry d < ail me to have a look. Ladle»’ Home ( Journal. I I Weather Report. BUSINESS CARDS. Following is the report of U. S. Vol unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Jacksonville, for month of March, Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. GUS NEWBURY Attorney -at-Law Will Practise in All Courts in the State Date Maximum Minimum Precip ita tion 1 46 33 2 54 29 3 56 32 .13 4 38 43 5 28 50 6 38 57 7 30 60 8 62 29 .10 9 49 40 .15 54 i0 39 11 53 32 12 57 42 .17 13 54 44 14 66 46 15 38 64 38 1C. 65 66 17 40 18 59 30 19 69 31 20 80 41 21 79 39 76 22 40 23 75 43 21 71 47 56 25 30 .07 59 26 41 27 63 46 .41 28 58 45 29 53 41 .25 30 62 41 .03 31 60 38 OREGON. MEDFORD. D. W. BAGSHAW „ Attorney at i,aw PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER • F i Office with Jacksonville Post. NOTARY JACKSONVILLE. • - OREGQN II. K. HANNA I .awver Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building JACKSONVILLE. OREGON DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Office in llyan Building, California St. Upstairs Temperature—mean max. 61; mean JACKSONVILLE mir. 37:70; mean 49:26. Max 80 on 20, Minimum, 28, on 5th. Greatest daily range. 40. Total precipitation 1.31 inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.41 in., on 28. Number of days with .01 inch or more precipitation, 8. clear. 15 partly cloudy, 6; cloudy. 10. 14.58 Precipitation for season, Precipitation for last season 18.(1. E. B ritt , Cooperative Observei OREGON Use printed stationery, it adds dif ■ ' nity to your business and tends to cri - | ate an impression of its importance. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! Groceries, Confe;tionery, Notions, Goods All Fresh. Prices Right. A full line of the best grocerie >, confections, nuts, fresh fruits, Cigars and Tobacco, Etc. MRS. HATTIE DENEFF Call and see us EASTER GIFT CARDS Please Be Reminded -it is but Seven Days More Till Easter. ISN’T THERE some “wee-bit-lassie” or some atom of a curlev-headed laddie, YOU would like to made happy in some in expensive way? Then send them one of our lovely Easter Post Cards: With their Dutch Kiddies, Yellow Chicks, Brown Bunnies, and Easter Blossoms, our cards are delightful for Every Age to give or to receive; While for the more formal Greeting we have a most Exquisite line of Easter Gift Cards and Folders—Fashion s Last Word in Elegant Simplicity, that one need not hesitate to send to the most But come and see them-whether or not you made a purchase you are always welcome; At The CITY DRUG STORE You May Stop 10 DAYS at San Francisco and 10 DAYS at LOS ANGELES Enroute to the East. Why nut Calif* rnia and its Two World Expo sitions on your way Eas’? Call on nearest Agent for full iniorm.iticn, literature tick * reservation«, train schedule--, etc. SOUTHERN PACIFIC John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland, Ore J
