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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1915)
Justice’s court Medford district. Henrietta W. Graham vs Ernest Webb. Action to recover money. Com Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon plaint filed. Summons. A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson Emma Margaret Dunlop vs The Con cordia Fire Insurance Co. Action to County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publihser recover money. Complaint filed. Entered as second-cla,s matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Hans J; Holmer vs D. B. R ussell, et Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. al. Suit to foreclose a mortgage. Complaint filed. Summons. SA Tl RDA Y. APRIL 24 1915 A. Wines vs Ralph Blackden, et al, SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on Suit to enforce a lien. Complaint filed Summons. application. Jesse Richardson, et ux, vs D. B. Russell, et al. Suit to foreclose mort- Complaint filed. JACKSONVILLE P0S1-:- THE RESIGNATION OF ENGINEER BOWLBY. State Troasurer Thomas B. Kay in an article published in many of the papers of the state gives his reasons for voting for the removal of State Highway Engineer Bowl- by, in part as follows; “his removal was brought about first, on account of his extravagent methods: secondly, rank mismanagement, and thirdly, his dictatorial disposition and lack of ability to get along with those with those with whom he had dealings. Mr. Kay shows at some length the road work attempt ed to be done and the money spent without adequate im provement of the roads. According to Mr. Kay the mon ey spent for engineering and office expenses alone should have built considerable roads. He cites the records of the work in Columbia and Hood River counties and also refers to Jacksoon county where some $100,000 has been spent in making a g^ade of about 14 miles and paving some 16 miles which had already been graded and macadamized. If the statements of Mr. Kay are correct the onio regret is that Mr. Bowlby was not asked to resign before he began the work. COURT HOUSE NEWS Items of Interest to Jackson County . COUNTY COURT In the matter of the estate of James G. Smith deceased. Executor’s first account filed. In the matter of the estate of T. J. Triplett, deceased. Final account filed. Order discharging administrator and his bondsmen. In th.s matter of the estate of ward B. Davis deceased. Order I mitting will to probate and appointing administrator. In th« matter of the estate of K. Fields, decased. Order amending for mer petition. In the matter of the estate of John D. Whitehead, deceased. Order fixing time and place for hearing on final ac count and directing publication of no tice. CIRCUIT COURT Aaron Andrews vs Winifred Ser- comtie, et al. Order denying motion. Mary A. Fewings vs John Winders, et ux. Decree. William S. Crowell vs Joseph A. Newell, et al. Order of default. Ulysses J. Ulman vs Minnie M. Ul man. Order suit for money and attor ney’s fee. M. M. Sheldon vs F. G. Swedenburg. Satisfaction of judgm mt. Seymour H. Bell vs Mountain Mea dow Fruit Co. Order denying motion. Magdalene Johnson, et al, vs W. W. Glaosgw, et al. Order substituting the original for amended com[ I nut. G. B Matthews vs Arthjr Nichols, et al. Order confirming sheriff’s sale of real property. Mary F. Gage ot nl, vs et al. .Order of default, tired. A. Delbert. Doddridge vs Jackson County. Decree by stipulation. Dr. M. M. l ow, et al, vs Mrs. Fl'r ein e Lonsdale, et al. Judgment. B ink of Jacksonville vs J. E. Olson et al. I) fault orde . Decree. Charles Dodge vs C. W. Root. Or er overruling demurrer. Jackson County Bank vs C. W. oft, et al. SatLfaetiun of judg In the matter of the estate of Cory don W. Holmes, deceased. Inventory umi appraisement filed. In the matter of the estate of L. W. h'.'iore, deceasel. Order appointing ap- | ui-SvIB. e m the mutter of the estate of Chas. A. Brown deceased. Order setting aside personal property and making al lowance for use of willow. NEW C USES In the matter of the estate of John H. Byerly, deceased. Order making The State of Oregon vs Ed Coy. allowance for widow. 1 Criminal complaint. Transcript from Option on Opp New Spring Goods Arriving Every Day 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 Mme We Buy Wool and Mohair Reports are current that a deal is on which is likely to culminate in the sale of the Opp quartz mine just west of this city. Investigation revealed that an op- tii n, to run for 15 days from the 20th of April, had been.giver'to R. W. Ford by which it was agreed to sell the pro perty for sum of $150.000. The option has been signed up by the parties in terested and it is expected that the next ten days will consumate the trans- action, We were unable to learn whether Mr. Fold is the principal in the affair oc is acting for others. Having Accepted the Agency for one of the Largest Dealers in Wool^nd Mohair on the Pacific Coast, we are Prepared to Offer you the Highest Market Price for Your Product. “The World Better Growing ¡S AT The Battle-cruis.r Taylor - Williams Co Congress has adjourned without mak ing provision for the addition of any b i tie cruisers to our Navy, an cmis. sion for which, in out opinion the coun try may have to p ly very dearly if hos tilities should overtake us. The mo tive which has led the department to recommend the construction of battle ships to the exclusion of battle-cruis ers is the realization of the fact that the winning or los’ng of a campaign, othtr things being equal, depends up on the relative strength of the first fighting line of dreadnoughts of the two contending navies. It is claimed monstratious of the present war has that whatever temporary advantage been the great value of the combine may be gained by battle-cruisers in tion of heavy guns and high speed. I scouting, harassing the enemy’s ship tne next Congress will but listen to its ping < r bi mbarding seacoast cities, the technical advisors, it will authorize the is ues of a war will oe determined construction, in addition to whatever when battleship ranges up against bat battleships are required, of at least tleship to fight to the death. The two snips of the battle-cruiser type. point of view is assumed that the bat Scientific Amsrican tle-cruiser, because of its lighter arm or, will not be able to lie in the front line—an assumption which, in vie.v of His Importace the actions which have been already fought between battle cruisers, seems “Seven cities claim-d Homer.’ to us to be rather doqbtful. The steep “Thai ’s nothing,” said the swindle angle of fall of the shell at the great “Seven states want me. ” -B .ff do ranges which promise to govern fu Courier ture fighting, has upset the theories of armor protection; for the few facts Easily F xed w hich have filtered through indicate that a large percentage of the hits are Lady—The set of teeth you made for upon the deck and not upon the side me i.s too big. Demis —That’s e.isi y armor, and a plunging fire ot this char rem- lie I. m .daine. Get into the chair acter seems to wipe out to h not in and i’ll str c i yo .r n >uth a lien.- bit. considerable extent the advantage con Chic go Herald ferí ed by the heavier side armor car ried by battleships. But even if it be Enlitely too Modern granted that ti e battle-cruiser will not lie in the first line of battle is the sub “Chicago censors s iv three feet of ió dimite work for which h r combina film is long enough for a moving’ pic ron of liigh speed and heavy gun pow ture kiss L is Angeles ■ e is >rs think er render her so effect ive, of such min- I two f et i plenty. Wli it is yo lr opin m imp irtance ih.it we can afford to I ion’’’ Me.isu ing kisses by f ■ at eh? dispense wi h thio type altogether? 'Veil, personally I prefer the old-fash Certainly thedevei« pments of the pres- ioned rnehiod of m. nsur r g a kiss by nt war d support this p fint of ■ the clocit on mantelpiece. ”— Ex- the most important ■hange [The People’s Store Jacksonville, Oregon PHONE 112 208 PAGE ANNUAL— Ready Early In January — Mailed FREE to Anyone, Anywhere. Shows Seeds, Poultry, Bee and Stock Supplies« Sprays and Fertilizers. The CHAS. H. LILLY CO. Seattle and Portland ANNUAL y Dear Bill TT'S awfully good of you £ to write me about that company in your town wanting a good man of my trade. But honestly, Bill, I don’t want the job. Of course they want good men —for prohibition has driven all the competent men out of the town. I There isn’t a beer saloon in tlio place. You work anil sleep— thats your daily programme. May suit you. Bill, but I like to get out and talk things over with the boys once in a while. I want some place to go afler a hard day’s work where I can get a glass ot beer if I want one. I know you can get a drink down there when you feel like it. But that isn’t the point. The saloon is my club. You sneak into the back door of some blind pig or speak-easy and pay good money for stuff not fit to drink. No sneaking for mine. Bill. I’m a Temperance man — a real temperance man. That's why I’m going to stay right here where I can drink beer moder ately and above board. , Those spe;:k-easies get you. Bill, sooner or later. They’ve made drunkards of a lot of good men right in your township. I’d rather stay w i re mv personal liberty isn't interfered with. Thanks for yo ir interest in me. Yours truly, JOHN. I The on!/ way to get the genuine N cvj Home Sewing Machine g û to buy the machine with the name NEW 1. on the arm 1 a.-.d in t!.e k;«. T’.úa machia, i. V a .'anted for all Lime. No ( 1/ Noe — Advertisi’mnnt LEGAL PLANKS Da Qu ncoj's Vice Explained, De Qillncey's style was viirle enough, but bls diet was mmioti nous Io n degree. 1:1-* dl'.itu i fin 'lie bisl llilr \\ e have on hand for sale the following ty years of lus lite liivnrtnl.iy romprw blanks viz: 111’: sun o loin of million, bill ed rice hi d i otTee Every day he liiieivjow.il Lease, the coo« mid told her tn p e; me these Mortgages, di-b.’s. nddiug. "If you du nut reti etu Bill of Sale, her to cut the mutton In tl diigotml Agreements. rather than n longitudinal form rouse W arrantv Deeds, quetiies Incnlciilii'dy distressing to my Quit Claim Deeds, system will ir.se mid wi I prevent me Chattel Mortgage, from nttelid ng to innttets of over Aeknov lodgements, whelming importance ” No wonder Real Estate ontract. tl ■■ beuildeied S otswommi when thus drenched with polysyllables for the Location Notice— Plac t , first time was licatd to retnark. "The Location Notice -Quartz, body has an a"'ill slelit of words.”— Satisfaction of Mortgage. la-nlun Strand Magazine. In j ■ i: j k ; •. i .i .’ > i ’i:t. ■ ■*•' 4>-'5 & f At- ‘ '1 Notice Application for Li ]uor License State of Ohio, city of Toledo, At reasonable prices. Weinte’id adding « Luc.is County, f Frank J. Cheney ma!;os oath that he Is other blanks as fast as possible unti ponior partner cf the firm cf F. J. Cheney the line is complete. Blanks of special & Co., doing business in the City of To- 1. do. County and State aforesaid, and form printed to order at short notice that said firm vili pay the sum of ONQ HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev ery caso < f C ,‘o.rrh that cannot b> cured ly the use of HAI US <’ VTARRTT CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. CHENEY, Sworn t o before me and subscribed in my pr* o, this 6th day of December, A. D. ISSÒ. (Seul) A. W. CT.EASON. Notary Public. Au.heoi-c and Tsluakle inf.-tnnabo« . i< la’.on internally Hall'fl Catarrh Cure sb ; br-e:.od, haletw*. niij, •rd acts rflrcc" y u; n I ’* t ’ od and mu- far ng a.sd n«u, n p n’*ry u i r ecus «’!rf»c*s co l i.srd in th« lat-tf of teatiinon’ais. frre. L. ly’, Poultry Book—jutì p-uUod. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. âr.td for copy. free. Sold by all DruKgiF*». 75c. • Take Hall's Fanxw ULLa for cousUpaUco» i J A ( KSON VILLE POST.