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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1915)
Jacksonvlle Post SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1915. Homer Stephenson was intown to- day. George Neuber was in Medford Mon- * day. BIRD LAW STILL EFFECTIVE Weather Report. BUSINESS CARDS Department of. ^ûcultuifc. Wilt Following is the report of U. S. Vol. - w • ■ unteer Cooperative Observer. E. Britt; Miss Ora Stout was at Medford Wed-! (.US NEWBURY Continue to Prosecute illeg nesday. Jacksonville, for month of March, LOtAL NEWS Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi- Attorney-at-Law John Dunnington was ih Phoenix al Killing of Migratoiy I tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. ßv WILLIAM CHANDLER Sunday. Will Practise in A'! Courts in trie State Ruth Enrfls was in Medford Wednes Jasten Hartman was at Medford j (tame and Insec- day- A Thursday. A stage -ouch was bowling along over Date Maximum Minimum Precipita MEDFORD. • OREGON. lion tivorous Birds. You can find a Notary Public at this r. toail on the ptuilis." they twiug 1 Doris McKee of Watkins was in this 46 33 T office. city today. Hint portion of the continent lying be 2 54 29 56 32 tween tlte Missouri river und the 3 Miss Lula Williams was at Medford Washington, April 5- Many of the Roland Mitchell of Buncom .13 I». W. BAGSHAW 4 43 was in Î 38 Thursday. Rocky luouuliilua. There were half press comments on the decision of the 5 50 town Monday. 28 a dozen passengers inside the coach, United States District Court, rendered 6 57 Gus Newbury was at the court house 38 Attorney at l.pw Otis Buck of Buncom was a recent March 20, at Topeka, Kansas, holding half of wbuiu were ladies, and file 7 60 30 Thursday. visitor in town. 62 29 NOTARY l’t'UplC ANP CONVEYANCER j that the Federal Migratory Bird Law ns-ii outside l our of the outsider* 9 8 Charles S. Hansen was in Medford .10 49 40 were ut the roughest element of the Al Learned of Griffin creek was in is unconstitutional, according to the Thursday, 54 .15 39 Office with Jacksonville Post. 10 in town Tuesday. United States Department of Agricul- region, willed In those days was not at 11 53 32 Denver Marsh was a recent visitor all smooth. On the seat with the driv 12 1. 57 JACKSONVILLE. • -OREGON 42 Fred Kelly of Watkins was a recent ' ture, are erroneous and Pr« apt to mis at Medford. 13 . 54 .17 44 visitor in this city; lead the public concerning the teal sit er sat a man in a checkerboard suit 14 66 46 I The four men in his real; were talt- Miss Lacey of Medford visited in this 15 61 Marion Johnson of Steamboat was a uation in this matter. 38 I Illg in » vein not at all appropriate for 16 city Monday. II. K. HANNA The Kansas decision, like a former 65 38 recent visitor in town. i tlie ears of Indies and so loudly that 17 66 40 W. T. Grieve was at Medford Thurs decision to the same effect in the Eas they could easily be hb.ird in the coach Ralph Jennings of Buncom was a vis 18 Lawyer 59 30 day afternoon; tern District of Arkansas, is limited in below The man in the checkerboard 19 itor in town this week.' 69 31 Office in Bank of Jacksonville, building I its operation solely to the district in suit upon hearing a very coarse remark 20 80 41 Joe Goldsby of Biincom was a recent Dr. O. N. Nelson of Medford was a which it was rendered. Neither deci | turned and looked at the man who 21 79 39 visitor in town. visitor in town Tuesday. 22 JACKSONVILLE. 76 OREGON 40 sion settles or nullifies the law and th* ¡•nude it. but said nothing. • . I . Mrs. J. C. Barnum was a recent vis 23 75 43 Attorney Roberts of Medford was at I exact contrary has been held bv the “Jtl.v young friend." said the man look 24 71 itor at Medford. 47 ed at. "do yon see anything to admire the court house Monday. I United States District Court for South 25 56 30 | In my appearance?” All work must be spot cash at W. 26 59 DR. T. T. SHAW 41 .07 Pearl Hassler of Central Point was a Dakota. The Arkansas case has be< n "1 don't see anything to admire in 27 R. Sparks in 1915. 63 46 recent visitor in this city. appealed to, and is how pending in the your language.’’ 2« 58 .41 Dentist. 45 Mrs. M. Nelson spent Monday after Mt. Lassen had its eighty-fifth erup United States Supreme ^oert. The The man hitched a revolver around 29 53 41 noon in Medford. Office in llyan Building, California St?' “■ Act of Congress protecting migratory from his hip, saying. “What d'ye think 30 62 .25 41 tion late Thursday evening. 31 60 .03 38 of (Hut?” birds stands effective until the Su Mrs. Chas. Prim was a visitor in U pstairs Oliver S. Brown of Grants Pass was Medford Monday. preme Court finally decides the ques "1 have ho »s* for firearms; never a recent visitor in this city. Temperature—mean max. 61; mean JACKSONVILLE OREGON tion of its constitutionality. In the carry 'em myself/' Gertrude Dunnington was a visitor Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kenney of Port meantime, it is incumbent on every The other clinched ills «St "What mir. 37:70; mean 49:26. Max. 80 on 20, at Medford Monday. think o' that?" land are visiting friends here Minimum, 28, on 5th. Greatest daily law-abiding citizen to its provisions d’ye "Oh, that's something 1 can under range, Wesley Judy of Ashland was a re Hunting mushrooms has been a pop and the regulations. It is the duty of 40. Total precipitation 1.81 stand. 1 carry those tools myself. ” cent visitor in town. inches, ular! pastime tiie past few days. Greatest in 24 hours, 0 41 in.. the Department of Agriculture to en "Well, then, if you find anything Miss Eva Couch was a visitor nt Number of days t^ith .01 Benton Poole of the Applegate val force this la v and the officials in more about me you don't like you'll on 28. Medford Wednesday. inch or more precipitation, 8. clear, charge will endeavor to do so as long get It behind the ear ’’ ley was a recent visitor in town. The checkerboard man made no re 15; partly cloudy, 6; cloudy, 10. U. C.^urselxtf Buncom was a re- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were vis as it is in force. ply to this, but When the other launch Precipitation for season, 14 58 cent visitor in town. Reports of violations Will be careful ed itors at Medford Wednesday evening. forth another coarse lemnrk, accom 1 recipitation for last season 18.05 A. C. Hpu^h pf grafts. Pass 'was a ly investigated and whan sufficient ev panied by an oath, the former turned C. C. Pursel the Buncom farmer and E. B ritt , recent Visitor in town. idence is secured they will be reported uud said in u subdued voice: lumberman has purchased a new auto. Cooperative Observer for prosecution. In this connection it "I say, my friend, you want to tulk Hanry'Mankins of Poormans creek, tnal ground«. they «re apedally adapted to th« Pacific Northwefl and ■ B. R. McCabe of Medford transact should not be forgotten that an offen in a way that is unpleasant to uty sen was in town Thursday. are true to name. Our valuable cat sitive ears We can't both have our ed legal business in this city Thurs der against this, as in the case of oth rue will be aent free on reque«. Use printed stationery, it adds dig George W. Dunn of Ashland was a Ier«aell Lilly‘«Seech, 4» not, write. day. er United States laws, is subject to own way How would it do for us to nity to your business and tends to ere- . recent visitor in this city. Tire Chea. H. Lilly Co.. Seattle stop the coach, get down anil have a ate an impression of its importance. prosecution any time within three M. J. Anderson of Grants Pass was Fred tjffenbacher of Applegate was friendly set-to to settle the mutter?" in this city Wednesday attending to le- years from the date the offense is com “What! A little whippersnapper like a recent visitor in town. mitted. g il affairs. you tight a six footer like mel I'd spoil Misses Agnes and Annie Broad were your clothes." visitors in town Monday. Fred J. Fick, the wellknown contrac "Oh. that won't matter. 1 ean take Porter J. Neff of Medford was at tor and builder was a business visitor State and Home Industries them off above the waist" at Medford one day this week. “Go him. Jim." said one of the other the court house Wednesday. Raymond Reter was a visitor at A. T. Lundgren the Blue Ledge min The State of Oregon will erect new men. him! Why. ef I d hit him real Medford Monday afternoon. er, who has spent the winter here re- buildings at Pendleton and Monmouth. 1 might bi en II him. He's too William Freudenthal transacted busi urned to his mines Thursday morn- In the past these buildings have been purty to be smashed like a piece o' ->g. ness at Medford Wednesday. Goods All Fres t. Prices Right. ' erected largely of imported material. cbiuey.” I Jim's companions were anxious to Two Grants Pass boys one aged six Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna were vis A full line of the best grocerie confections, nuts, fresh fruits. They have been finished and equip see ii mill nud Insisted upon his ac and the other seven years, weredrown- itors at Medford Wednesday. Cigars and obacco, Etc. ped with products of foreign indus cepting the challenge. The coach was I Mrs. Chas. Nunan and Mrs. Jerry ed in an abandoned well near that city tries. halted. The two principals walked I Saturday. Call and see us Nunan were in Medford Monday. It has been impossible to get archi a short distance from it. followed by most of the men inside and outside, Rev. Weston F. Shields of Medford Are you a subscriber to the Post? tects and state officials to consider Ore while the driver remained on the box If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. wellknown to many of our readers has gon building stone. and the ladles crowded to the win received a call to the pastorate of the Mr. and Mrs. Herald Kubli of Ap Terracotta and woods, metals and dow. The checkerboard man threw off plegate were recent visitors in this Klamath Falls Presbyterian church. marbles, have been imported from the bis coat and vest, while his antagonist ciiy. Mrs. Emma Hughes of Medford died ends of the world. remained In woolen shirt and trousers tucked in Ills boots. One of the men Uncle Billv Cameron, of Uniontown at her home Friday Morning, of lock Oregon has scattered public money relieved him of his revolver, while an was a business visitor in town Satur jaw caused by stepping on a rusty nail about two weeks ago. Funeral will be to help the industries of other states other drew a ring with the point of a day. very lavishly and left our own resourc dirk knife on the ground.. When all Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stephenson of held Monday, interment in cemetery at es undeveloped. was ready the principals started for Rogue River. Walkins were visitors in this city Mon the center of the ring The time has coma for a showdown The spectators were looking for the day. Clifford Dunnington has purchased a Colgate’s Talcum Powder Reduced from 25 to 15 Cents Fletcher Stout, the Gold Hill phar- new 1915, Ford auto and handles the and let us give the Oregon wood, clay fight to begin when they were startled at seeing Jim lying on Ids buck. Ills macist, spent Sunday with his parents wheel like a veteran. Sunday after and stone industries a chance. 50 „ 35 Pyrolene Ivory Combs » » » » antagonist Imd planted Ills list tin noon the editor accompanied by Mes- in this city. Oregon has fine building stone, gran der Ills Jaw so quickly that ordinary 25 ,, 15 Cents » » I » Mrs. Frank Cameron of Uniontown dames Bagshaw and Dunnington and ites, sandstones and basalts, and with eyesight was incapable of following daughter Mary, were given a ride in out public contracts these quarries lan the action ■Ilin sit up and looked Just Received, A New Line Of •pent a few days with friends in this the new car to Ashland and return via guish. ibout him. Indicating that he scarcely city this week. Ladies ’ Hand Bags, Price Reduced from $1.50 to $1.19 the Pacific Highway. iindersto >d wlitii had happened, Then We import eastern terracotta and al he rose to ills feet, but before he could Colgate’s Soaps 25 Cents per Box of 3 Jerry Nunan of Berkely, Cal., a for Smudgefires were lighted in many low our own clay industries to stag square himself on Ills legs lie was mer merchant of this city was a visitor Tango Harmonicas are the best of the orc hards in the valley Friday nate. down again here this week. Emba y I,awn Box Paper, IS envelops and 48 sheets of morning as a precaution against dam He began to get riled and. Jumping We spend millions for eastern roofing Miss Alice Hoefs and Mrs. Martha age by frost. The frost was very light paper for 25 cents for Ills up with fair agility, went Thompson were visitors at Medford however, the mercury showing about and building paper and allow these enemy like a bull, aiming it blow at All Kinds of Fine Box Stati mery from 15 cents up. Friday afternoon. its check Bill Ills enemy was not 30 degrees. This is the second time home industries to perish. We import hundreds of thousands of 'there, and before Jim could alm an FOR RENT—The Norling house, this season that it has been necessary dollars worth of paints and stains and other blow mi nrm was around Ills to fire the smudge pots and from pres on Oregon street. Apply to D. W. Oregon factories of this sort go broke. neck. and he was receiving a quick ent indications it may be the last. Bagshaw, this office’ succession of taps on Ids nose, bring W. P. Bailey, mention of whose in We ¡hip steel for bridges and build ing a stream ol blool. which trickled Get your stationery printed at this office. Our work is guaranteed and jury and subsequent illness has been ings and water and gas pipe from tl e on the virgin soil of t'elorudo. He made several times tn this paper, was east and allow our steel and iron work* struggled dcspcrntely to free himself our prices are right. taken to Eugene Tuesday morning by to stand idle with smokeless chimneys but that crooked arm was like Iron and was Choking II tn When both eyes Mrs. S. P Jones who recently han request of his father, W. T. Bailey and starving employes. were closed and Ills nose resembled a an operation for dropsy performed is who resides at that city. Mrs. Bailey beet lie wits rele:ee<l end stood totter reported to be improving. accompanied her husbani and will re A Long Popular Vegetable. Ing amt groping one of ills pnrtv went Asparagus has evidently been known to him mill le I him Intel; to tile conch A. L. Gall and family have moved main a few days. It ¡3 hoped that the Every one until r lood wliat the from the Kiser farm house to the change will be beneficial to the pa during a considerable period, tor It fig ures 111 the title or a seventeenth cen fight was about mid nil united In a tient. Maegley house on sixth street. tury piny. Richard Brome, who start k I ioui of triumph I'lte conquered man John Alexander was bound over to ed life as n domestic servant and In was helped up on to the coach, by Ills The Rc.-con. at grand jury on a statutory chacge, by Bllton (srerulyi Wliat'i tile renvoi that capacity bad Ben Jonson for a friends The cheekertioiird man re Justice Taylor of Medford Monday. that young mini stays so late when In muster, became a popular dramatist, slimed Ills coat mid vest mid climbed to and one of the most successful of bls tils sent by the driver When nil were Mrs. Richardson and children of calls? .Miss Bllton 'demurelyi- 1 am comedies was "The Sp.-iragus Garden." aboard the driver el)lrru|ied to the papa -Judge Butte Falls who have been visiting acted, according to the title page1 of the horses mid the coik I i rolled on It had Th* Literal Jamaican Mind. friends in this city have returned to During the early period of the work edition published tn 1640. "by the Com been stopped Just seven minutes. their home. At the next relay was an eating en the I’amima canal ninny persons pnny of Revels at Salisbury Court." One of the cliarncters In this play ex- house, where dinner was served All were Injured by jumping on and off Mrs. Robert Ennis who had been in pre*sis a wish to have "spnrsgiw nt left the conch mid before dining gath the Ashland hospital for the past six trains In motion on the Panama rail ►very menle nil the yeare long.”—Lon- ered around the checkerboard man. of noud. There were on the zone police weeks returned home Monday consid fering him congratulation». the ladles force many West Indians who were Ion (llolie. erably improved in health. 1 trained and capable men, but Incurably of the fiartv tielng especially compli Same Power. "1 have tribute tn my powers as an mentary in tlielr remarks. The four George A. Woodcock and Ethel Clov literal. An order was Issued to the actor I can draw tears from men and men who had done the loud talking erdale of Rogue River, were married ( force to arrest any person found Jump women alike any time by working on kept by themselves, but when the com at Medford, Thursday Rev. Harry ' ing on or off a train In motion, and the their feelings." queror was grunted n respite his victim Tucker of the Cnristian church per ■ext day two West Indian |x>IIcernen shuffled up to him and put out lit» "Hutnphl 1 can do that too." brought Into a police station a white hand formed the ceremony. "On the stage?" , man who was struggling fiercely to "Stranger,” he said, “whar did yo "No. In my office. I’m n dentlst"- Prof. U. 8. Collins for the past five j break away from them. lenrn how to handle yer fists?” New York American “What have you arrested him for?" vears superintendent of the Medford "Oh. that's my profession, 1 run ■ schools, tendered his resignation to the asked the police sergeant who was on school for boxing In Chicago." Hi» Bread and Butter. duty. Enroute to the East. V hy n. I see board Tuesday. Mr. Collins expects "V don't mean It!” "I met Biffer»' wife yesterday Tnlk« "For Jumping on and off the rear of away, With th.it the fellow slunk to eng ige in insurance work. Ca’ift rnia and its ’I wj Vi or.d Expo a train, salt.” one of the policeman re ■ill the time, doesn't she?" mid w hen the coach started up Hirn In "Yes." Representatives of »everai concerns plied. ; either lie nor any of tils friends wa» sition* on y< ur way Ea- ? “I have never hoard Biffer» complain "The blamed fools!" cried the arrest holding large acreage of timber lands itli It Tlie,i linil received so many I bout It." ed man. "I ’ m the brakeman!" in !' a county were in town this week Call on near st Agent for lull imorm i!i< n, liltralurt tick* s .■Iks of disfavor from the pasenger» "He'd liotter not She supports him F o ■ ’Sting to the county court agains. I On one occasion a Jamaican Imy who by Ic tiirtng."— Cleveland Plain Dealei int tliei did not care to finish th» reservations, train schedule , elc. was a switch tender In Culebra cut f<> rncy with them As for the clieclr. an I increase of the assessed valuation ' was found asleep with his bead rest board iiinii. lie had the satisfaction o heir holdings. The court explained ing on the rails of the switch. “Dot's Wanted Her to Have the Best. i.f being a hero fur the rest of the ride, t the reduction of assessments was all right, boss." said the boy when N'tdl Rather con'rltwl f»n'tbe? Belle nd m the parting every lady gave him n i istter in which the court could rot waked. "No train can get by here -I «hn'ild any He «.ill the best wit« -'■me trinket ss a memento of her grat John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Pollini <1, Ore in ei < fere that it was a matter for the widout me knowln' It!”-Youth’s Com none too good for mo. and then he pro itude. posed.-Philadelphia Record. t> iard of equiiization to handle. panion. - 1 NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! Groceries, Confectionery, Notions, MRS. HATTIE DENEFF CITY DRUG STORE NEW GOODS NEW PRICES May Stop 10 DAYS San Francisco SOUTHERN PACIFIC "i
