Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, April 17, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-:-JA Ch SON VILLE POST - COURT HOUSE NEWS Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon 'tern* of Interest to Jackson County A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor COUNTY COURT In the matter of the estate of James G Smith, deceased. Order for sale of real property. Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907. at the post otti e at J i ksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March !, IST'J. SATIRI» AY. APRIL 17 1915 SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail fl.50. Advertising rates furnished on application. Low Railroad Rates and Privileges of Routing Never Before Possible Are Included In the Many Inducements to Visit America’s Great Panama Canal Celebration. $50,000.000 Invested; 80,000 Exhibitors Represented. T Is estimated by the traffic experts of the great transcontinental railways that the travel movement westward during the present year, with the great world's Exposition at San Francisco ns the goal, will be the great est In all history. There are but few persons anywhere who have not felt the longing to visit California some time, and with the attraction of the world’s greatest and possibly Its last universal Exposition to draw them west ward those who go traveling In 1915 will “see America first," with Sun Fran cisco ns an objective. Some Indication of the interest taken in the Pnnama-Pacltlc International Exposition Is found In the pre-Expositlon attendance, the greatest In the entire history of expositions, amounting to an average of 10.000 persons n day. These visitors carried away with them to all parts of the country and of the world accounts of the beauties and the marvels they had seen, and as a result the remark hns become common throughout the United States and abroad. “It s not a case of ‘Can I afford to visit the Exposition?' but 'Can 1 afford to MISS It?'” The Panama-Pacific International Exposition has more foreign national pavilions than any exposition ever held tills In spite of the European war No exposition ever whs situated as tills one Is where such a large number f«111: of the acenlv wonders of the world can be visited at no Increase or cost while cn route, going and coming, and It Is the only great International Exposition to be ready on time! The rates agreed upon by the great transportation companies, of approximately one half fare for the round trip, with a ninety day limit, have tfeVet been equaled. Certainly not in this generation, and probably not for generations to come, will such an opportunity !><• offered to combine In one trip visits to the scenic wonder spots“'A'f' Vhe continent, with the education and eiitei talnment to be had In th^ dazzling wonderland that lias risen on the shore of the Pacific. I - 1(1 i f Colossal Colonnades of the Greco-Roman Wings to Palace of Pine Arts. 1 ■» > . • t II II .|i » • In the matter of the estate of Wil liam Hevener and Mary Hevener, de ceased. Order appointing administra trix and appraisers. Bond of admi°is- tratrix filed. In the matter of the estate of Clara S. Birdseye deceased. Last will and testament filed and admitted to pro bate. Order appointing executor and appraisers. In the matter of the estate of Cory don W. Holmes deceased. Order ad- i mitting will to probate. Order appoint ing appraisers. In the matter of the estate of Lavina Mingus, deceased. First semi-annual report of administrator filed. In the matter of the estate and guar dianship of Corbett Smith and Polk Smith, minors. Petition and order to mortgage real property. In the matter of the estate of A. W. Sturgis, deceased. Order fixing time and place for hearing on final account. In the matter of the estate of John I'. Layton, deceased. Order confirm ing sale of real property. In the matter of the estate of Isaac Wright, deceased. Fourth annual re port filed and approved. In the matter of the estate of Jacob Jones, deceased. Order fixing time and place for settlement of final ac count. Iu the matter of the estate of Eliza beth K. Smith, deceased. Final order of discharge. New Spring Goods Arriving Every Day t •* H Our new Line of Straw Goods Contains the Latest Styles in all the new shapes and shades. Prices Right. We Carry A Full Line of Field, Vegetables and Flower Seeds Especially Burbank’s Productions We Buy Wool and Having Accepted the Agency for one of the Largest Dealers in Wool and Mohair on the Pacific Coast, we are Prepared to Offer you the Highest Market Price for Your Product. “The World Growinq is AT BOOK ON THE PANAMA PACIFC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AND PANAMA CANAL MAILED 11AND8OMH bock . f . m ■■ 1 ' " ly illustrai.•<» >n . tailed ilvu'iir * ot I IV A FREE , . <t >••• In B hii Frmu-in-o from l-,l. ’ |,,I', i IltlS »nil . i th- 1 » 1 mi <. al canal region, will In- mull I b> >h, 11. 1 - I. i trie »t .■!;<■.. lo l.lrpis la Intended tul eresi" Ils, - ' - - I » I * ■ < : l . . > I - .. Ing Ilia great eng'neerlng I. u wl> h il>- 1 xpoatllon I» to lelobrute Write 1c the Manager. Hureuu of I'ublieallon. I . ..on.i I' .. Illi International lap -.»Ululi. Eig h I- lion Mullding, Han Francisco, tor booklet I ks ' HI st Better” "" Taylor - Williams €o [//he People’s Store Jacksonville, Oregon PHONE 142 Winnifred Sercombe vs Aaron An drews. Action to recover money. Com plaint filed. Rogue River Public Service Co. vs The City of Gold Hill. Suit for injunc- | tion. Complaint filed. Injunction or der, bond, summons. Electa E. Halliday, et al, vs Wm. Ulrich, et al. Suit in equity. Com plaint filed. Pearl Stewart vs Lawrence B. Stew art. Suit for a divorce. Complaint I filed. CIRCUIT COURT Maude H. Macdonald vs Arch S. Macdonald. Order for publication of summons. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs ‘ Lester W. David, et al. Order for publication of summons. M. M. Shelden vs F. G. Swedenburg. Decree for plaintiff entered. Thomas Green vs Fred D. Hawkins. I et al. Order for publication of sum mons. r&J F ndir.s H 3 C.-ids. Mexico’s people sorely needs deliver In one part of the canton of Ticino. once from their alleged del.verers. I In Switzer.mid. n very quaint mar- Early spring is forced to declare a j rfnge ceremony prevails. The bride- moratorium every little while. ....... tn dresses In Ills “Sunday best" Keeping a man’s nose to the grind- I mid. acconipanlod by as tunny friends nml relative» ns ho run muster for the stone doesn’t sharpen his wits. I fete, goes to claim his liflde. Finding I A wi man’s idea of a mean husband I the door locked, lie demands admit is one who refuses to talk back. tance. The inmates ask him Ills liusi- The remark by ex-president Taft, boss, mid In reply he solicits the hand “1916 looks good to me,’’ is still re of Ills chosen m ilieu if Ills r.nswer garded as somewhat vague and oracu be deemed satisfactory lie Is succes sively Intt'i dm e 1 to a number of ma lar. trons nml maids, some perhaps de People who sai 1 there would never formed nml other» old mid ugly Then be another man to fill the position held 1 lie Is presented to some large dolls, nil by Porfirio Diaz have nothing to take ,,j Uhleh ' relents ' i with scorn, mold ' ' ' lie back up to the present time, The bewildered renerai merriment The Sultan of Turkey would proba-1 bridegroom. whose Impetuosity and blv be willing to < rganize a personally I temper me now sorely tried. Is then conducted trip to Asia Minor if he Informed thnt Ills ladylove 1« absent and Is Invited In to see for himself. could get leave of absence. He rushes into the hnt’.se and searuhe* The fate of Lincoln Beachey will not from room to room until lie finds her son :e f rgotten. Yet there is little in her bridal dress ready to go to reason to hope that warning it carries < liureii. Then are Ids troubles over i nd his state ns a bene li I assured. will be het-deb. Lillie G. Wood, et al vs Corning C. Brush, et al. Order modifying de cree. A modern history costs more in lives How a Zoppslin la Made. Ala R. Phipps, et al, vs Rogue R ■ • and f triune than an old time defeat. The bnihlitex of n Zeppelin Is not the er Valley Canal Co. De r oe that u, • Rather than break into the s, inster work of n dnv. The mere work on the fendant recover costs. class a girl may wed the wrong Ufan. ! Vessel takes nn entire year, and when Aiinee Dan i vs \\ ilbur Dann. Ri - It takes ,n optim at tj g t mu’ e ! that work |s done another three month« turn of summons. ood out of a th ng than i hire is in it. must I m » spent In testili«. Stretched on a framework of «Irders there are Elias Turner vs D. S Wood, et a1. He who -ti’i-p- to br sh a lamina from seventeen to twenty-five balloon- Order confirming sale of real piop-i • ect from cue sidewalk is bent on doing pttes from end to end. Over these and ;<Hid. i over tlae irlrders Is an outer skin of W; liam Taverner vs M tree' us Kin.; ed canvas. Slung under the great U .less ' garment is uncom 'ot table, et al Older of default. Deci you can’t co (vi.iee a woman it >s sty.- length Is a series of cabins. Rlirht In front Is the station of th<» ish. • lookout man. who Is in charge of th* Two may play at the gam - of love, ’ starting and the landing He has nn- I Elediic Sparks I chors slung beneath him. tut i hree sp d. it. In the first Nothin ' wi.rri s a liar I ke huv ng to boat, whl' h is entirely covered in. »tre Behind this hmf two petrol engines < |l th true . ami stick to it. (From off olir Wireless) Is the gangway, fitted up with sle<‘p!mx Prosperity never spoils a man that berths for the crow In t!ir center Is When a sni di boy in Haiti is told adv. rsity cannot crush. It is from the observât! »n stati *n. fi it he rnnv be pre«ident thè predie- here thnt the bombs are dropped, uni i tion is no die eomp 1 re it. It Is In her»* thnt the mnrvelons steer ing and slght'mr np”irotes is installmt. | Russi..’s water transportation prob : paie J Willi Mexican ns well ns the \vlreless plant.— St. lema are even more - illì.-.; !t than tliose Louis Republic. that hai! to be niet n consti uc mg ine W.mh n- on. Anni 14-M i>nr Gèaer- Panama C mal. Sw no In CM London. >l Fr-'.ierick Funston. c imm i <1 ng th> As thè P i 'ili'- ennst relax.«« apnre- Wo hear much today of the tl ’nuers hensive inivr- st li ibi "yeilow perd” Ame iean forcea on thè M x ■ ri h rd <if thf Lumloii Htri'i't*. hut tin* inhale or, is en ro'ite tod iv fiorr :» ei At tonto Itimi» uri1 h ; i : i :<' i ) Homi' of tile perils of I Chili a tane.» it up. to Rrownsville, Tex . to tu' e pt r.-mtvi mi eiiiìliT ngi- Tilt* c-i'i-mlni' of coro- il iiiug volli • in libo n i uni. March in ehurge of thè sitUiHi in th "e w: ic't 1 n ut-i’s I' u .I h for lhe c-it;. teils how the .1 ■ orla, ee with super., il ami gj. o-t tunny mini' wnnde luu about the Hgnin 1-.come thr»ateni”g in c.n; I .lue u tox: noi a limi Ibis 'ini ■. quence of thè fslling of McxT in I. il str. <-ts wi-r<* oiii-i- Lou.i.m'. tfeatest .Inumi do<s nut hesita e tu remind lets ulto American territ ■ -v. !!.■• <>'?- uuli.-i not-» I h 13» im imine-1 was held nt. u ltvd In her ilm nations witn whom shi- IS ‘■» hi ical- ing to thè war dep irtm tndav. G -n- on :i child wllu Wil. y alimi timi thè einpi-rm h. • s suine cr ii Funston -ani tha’ :i;'ho eh binfi-ts criiille by n pig wh! Il hail w andered bi through the open «loor of her par ■ pur s vi bis u» >1 fu tl.e fu U1 v stru'l: Br iwn«vi!le duria-.' ihe ir- t- ent»' »Lop Ami n li. tie earlier letters l. Il ii ime d e.-, comi- to •• avet- ing vv.H.eixlay there were no c s .<- pillent were is,ue<l to an liilant w’m i _, man il xcnuìt.iiy ious I s Oli IHS luflìb ti< a lost nn enr from the same emise. The S1 « 'Ut?. t’o on -I lìlo.'kaoiTi. nt Brownsv l e. letters certifie I tile emise of tile it'el Fun- dent, lest inter on the uti h .rltilble : .. t kirì veps ? e ding h h»v It ttei I 1 il r -p >’ t forwflrd >■! b\' G U “ il should sny that tin- ear Inni been < ut sten smi t'ie ho» iliii-.** yc te I v ui Htid ■ Ver unii nhe i al ulur. oft III the pinoli by tile knife of the half ten ie<l frum a p ónt iiboii» mi 11 luwles? . isti ir à m XI o .*ulc Inw.—I.ondou Spe- tutor. ’ .. sutficient purse it hi itfh. ue mite in front of thè rie t il m d C r- ranz i s trenches ar uno .Mat onor s to •*.■> h ihm w. ,ie i employ , un Sun-' about a mile from the Brownsv’llc I lai to i Islt 1 h ni Blate of Ohio, city of Toledo, I,- p imp ng station th-it the b- Hets fe ) s Luca» County. ! Mr. Fairbanks . f Indimi is <-i jny. on the A ne Frank J. Cheney tn .. » oath that ho 1» e si y.-nl r pirtner t t. ’lint of ’ J. Cheney ng . ‘1’ ime. .. < .... >n t< r tue uv The Villa ioi c -s mid t w - ' Ivies & Co., doing b-.ulness in the City of T®- p bile; li nomi ation for ilio residen- in act' in during the engngi inert I. do, Coun'y and State a;, •■■said and tl-. '.t s I firm ill r •’ the sum of ON’H 1 cy. \ t ry iiKcly '»hai is be .1 r .ha;» n<> ' and tire* I abo.lt 20 sh >N into HVNDRED DOI I-Al'.H t r - ich -nd ev no* ery caie fi irli fiat cani. ■ > cur.-d Ik < in at a i. ty tl.e uso of HA’ ’.'S f \T '.Itici CUBE. ros. iti .'. nk J. c : i .: ney . Most women are bor n let dvrs ¡ 8v ri tn before n- r.nd su' “-rtbcd in nit st iti. n aie b» ri» tul ux'vrs tl.enoL ri • ; •. tilt* Ctli d.iy et rocember, THIS PAPEO REPRESENTED FOR rC~-’3N a . r. usa. B is varier tu break the W i ¡ í ufi. ADVERTISING BY THE tSe^l) A. W. CT.EA9ON. N rtary Tubile. di'.,d inali i. aìi ihu O. i uve w«.- TTall's Catarrh Curo 1« ta ->n In’-rnally m «li. and acts d r. cily un -n t’i ■ b'. d and Blu i Eulk.s ATTRACTIVE Mohair NEW CASES I | ■ | ' , Curving 1.11X1 feet around the foilaged shores of the Fine Arts lagoon. Pen ama Pacific International Exposition, these mighty pillars ue retlecled. mlrrur- like, in the limpid waters of the lagoon, affording one of the prettiest views at San Francisco's great Exposition I Min.stvrs mav come and minis Ufi» i GENERAL OFFICES NfZW YORK ANO CHICACO may go but the choir feud goes on for ever. BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES er ns surf* e* 1 tlie »yrtsm. tS.nd tor testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O. Bold by all Druggists. 73c. • Take Bag's Family Puts tor consUpaUMa j 108 PAGE ANNUAL— Ready Early la January — Mailed FREE to Anyoae, Anywhere. Shows Seeds. Poultry. Boo and Stock Supplies. Sprays and Fertilissrs. The CHAS. H. LILLY CO. Sesltls sad PortUad ANNUAL O.LA..GE. MASS. LEGAL BLANKS We have on hnnd for sale the following blanks viz; Lease, Mortgages, Bill of Sale. Agreements. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, t hattel Mortra-re. Acktiov ledgements. Real E*tRte omract. Location Notice—P ac,*r. Location Notice -Quart:. Satisfaction iff Mortgage. In. J i i..- k ; 11 i iii • ict. Notice Application for L: pjor License At reasonable prices. Weintend adding other blanks as fast as lussible unti tl nne is complete. Blanks of special f> im printed to order a short notice JACAsaV VILLE POST.