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:-JACKSONVILLE POSl
Official raper at the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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THE SUNDAY BAI. CA E
I icksonville Team Defea's the
J3gle Point Invincibles
Score
16-3.
Sunday afternoon at Eagle Point,
the local baseball team crossed ba’s
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.59.
Advertising rates furnished on with the so-called “Invincibles,” of
that burg in a nine innings game last
application.
in; almost three hours.
Fr.rn the very first inning it was »p-
EVENTS are following each other rapidly these days: p irenl to spectators the “Invincibles”
were nut in it and this became m< re
nine months ago two European powers engaged in war and more certain as the game progres
sed. The Jacksonville boys played |
and the fever has since spread at such a rate that now pretty
good bail, the fielding being
almost all the nations of the JOld World are engaged in a worthy uf special mention, every fly
was properly naiied and the grounders
conflict the like of which the world never saw before and properly attended to. The E igle Point
every day brings nearer the time when other nations will boys who are a likely looking lot of
young men were simply outclassed ai d
be forced into the fray tvhich will soon inclde all the na realized that fact before the close
tions of the earth and which may result in the downfall of the game.
The store was: Jacksonville If,
of every organized government, leaving the world but a Eagle Puint 3, and should have been
more for our team, a fair ball on
seething mass of anarchy v here neither life, person nor t.vu
which three runs were made being
property will be respected or safe.
The outlook is not c tiled a foul after the runners were
h me, but the score was good enough
promising.
in all conscience.
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, l»/5
A number of fans from th s place
were present, most of whom boosted
f r their home team but one or two
holle-led for Eagle Point, but it was
very selecrn there was anything to
“holler about.”
Regarding Germany, what can the United States do to
compel her to follow certain rules in war? To sever dip
lomatic relations and boycott her in a commercial sense
seems the only remedy and that, like a two-edged sword,
will cut both ways, injuring the people of thjs country Murder is Bailable in
fully as much as it will the Germans. Better go slow
gon, is Contention
and keep out of trouble as long as possible; eventually
Attorney of Salem
we will likely be forced to take a hand in the fray, but
the longer we keep out, the better showing we will make Salem. Or., June 2 Proceeding on
when we do get in.
, the theory that simethe constitutional
Announcement
We are pleased to announce that we have secured the exclusive
agency for
Pure White Flour
in Jacksonville. This flour is too well known to need special praise'
from US.
It’s the High Patent Flour whose quality is remembered long
after the price is forgotten. We also carry Rad Ribbon, Drifted
Snow, Red X, and Orient. Prices from $1.65 to $2.00 per sack.
FOLGER’S TEA SALE, June 7, to 12,
Teas at reduced prices while sale lasts.
Call and get Free Coupons,
We Redeem them.
For New Goods And Better Values, Call At
Tayloi
People's Store
Where "The W.,r1d is Growing Better
7 he
Oregon
PHONE 112
amendment abolishing the death penal
ty became a law, murder is bailable,
M/naf I/V/7/ Stop the I'.'ar
The Jackson County Bank vs F. 1'. icx-State Senator John A. Carson, rep-
Mathison. Action to recover personal i resenting Clarence Bursell, the Silver-
Electric Sparks
Sp.ce of Life
property. Complaint filed. Affidavit ton farmer, charged with the murder
With ten millions of trained soldiers
Summons.
I of Ch tries C. Zimmerman, announcid
fighting each other, when will the war
t
Suit today that he would apply to the ci -
Adolph
Shulz
vs
L.
M.
Lyon,
(From off our Wireless)
stop? That is a question that thous- j
“What was A la n’s punishment for
filed. ! c'*it court tomorrow for bail for I is
for
an
injunction.
Complaint
ands of pe< pie all around the world are
Even a more astute Se.r tary of eat n< the apple?” “He had to mar-
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Affidavit and undertaking for injunc client. The charge preferred against :
asking.
i tiy ob'nlncd in I c atrii’SC. KC FEE.
h..ve r_> Eve, didn’t he?’’ —Life
tion. Summits. Injunetijii order it Bursell is murder in the second degree . State than Mr. Bryan would
sE-M -rtt-S. I . . f 4 < upyrigliisregi»-
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The most reasonable answer, as it sued.
J t :at being the highest degree of mur- f jund the present world situation some
FRt<- REkOWT Oil | ■ii >ln i y. Pah hipract-
1« e t *cluslvely. Ü. 4 »». FKRSNCKS.
looks now, is when starvation and the
.
what,
puzzling.
i dec for which a penalty is now provid-
Se 4 2 e«’ HS In f •lips 1 ir Invaluable book
I flLL PATENTÉ,
pestilence enter the field in force and
“Growcher Isa confirmed pessimist,
| ed. Yesterday afternoon he was bound
CIRCUIT COURT
. 1! • v to get « partner,
The report that England proposes to
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intorii.at:un.
begin their assaults. The mighty hour
isn't
he
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Yes.
Just
now
he
is
wor
j over to the grand jury. H c attorney aoolish whiskey by taxing it is now be
ly cost of the war has been computed
Rogue Rive.' Fruit ii Produce Asso 'then asked for bail but the committing ing lotd as the latest j ,l.e in every rying about who will bury the last man
on earth.” —Judge
and published, and as the world had ciation vs Gillen-Chambers Co. Judg magistrate declined to give it, and the
RATEI, <• LZ.WYCRS,
' mountain cabin in Kentucky.
been taught to believe that factor ment entered. Order granting further attorney now will carry ¡.is contention I I
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Wgîhinrton, 0. C
The conspiracy to abuse Chautau- i
would soon be a controlling one, but time for filing motion for new tr ial. j to the circuit court.
quas has at last become complete.
when we reflect that so enraged and
“They say Mrs. de Style tdways
Emma Margaret Dunlop vs Svea li - -r'Under the law as it stood before
Now the ultr innocent “i haut.mqua welcomes 1 e pour relations under her j
involved are the combatants that they s n ance Co. Order dismissirg cause.
lhe amendment abolishing the death
salute’’ is denounced as liili g the air roof.” "i.si uni.ersiand she puts I
h ive ceased to regard the number of
A. C. Adams vs Logan Woolridge. penalty was passe l, murder in the first ! with germs.
their soldiers that are being slain, no
them in the attic.”—..ocky Mountain
i degree and treason were not bailable
Verdict lor defendant.
regard for money or property can be
Japan ha« picked net only the p.\'.- N.-WS.
Sadie I’. O.enbrugge vs J. O. Tal oii eii.«es, ” said Senator Carson in dis-
expected. But men cannot live with-
etiological mom nt but also die ps -
c
t.-
sing
the
matter
today.
“
Now
how-
o it food, they cannot march and fight ent, et ux. Order cuiitirmiug sale ut'
I ever, there is no first degree murdt r, chuli.gical country r the i e i. z.ition : Casey—Th y say Murphy is dead,
real properly sold by sheiid'.
when desperately ill.
: an i the highest degree of murder that ot .ut designs.
He was afther bein’ q .He an athlete. 1
F. D. Cluik vs J. F. FramUin. Judg
To us the mo t significant feature i f
, can be charged is second degree, and
W neii 1. ».'• of in;1 cent life is involv Maloney —He was thoi. Shin e, he'll '
meat
entered.
the declaration ■ f war by Italy, is not
it and manslaughter are th d.grtes ed it b.comes oillie.dr I. r the avera-tei miss his could bath in t.ie rnurnin’ now.
that it add« another great army and
Order cubing grand jury for special of murder that mus: be charged in all citizen to Consider ti e de.-. ruction of a — Town Topics.
new to the tuitions at war against the »jss.on.
' horn cine m ses. I contend, therefore, si.i,. on a ba.-is of slicer lici nieulity. j
T utons, bn’ it closes many sources
Marie Bark. Il vs John Bruder, Or that tn all murder cases under the law
A citizen who knows ui.haud al. the
t oii^h which heretofore the Germ: ns der grant ng defendant ten days in a« it now stands, bail can be l ow
The Old Skippci—Don’t \ou corne
lift'. lent I inus of taxes he tmy« ir t< .i.n’ me n i.e of your caci.-an’-bud
(» aineii fo wl s iopli es.
le.i.”
wiiicii io Ide mo.iun for new (rial.
. some b.n of an erjeri on Guven - yarns about waves eighty feet high,
Ri d’ic’mr the ’* o’ supply is, likewise
-.e caly way to
C. F. Shepherd vs J. S. il. iley et UA I
1 . ¡ltd*' t .«S \V
Au , i’vj Deen at » a. m i.j an, boy,
m tl in«/ «he R* read of disease more rn- En.ry of judgment.
I
get the genuine
p 1. for bip’prv and fa nt men are
g he seri iu. num:,' ■ ven s [ >r mgdi on iii’ij years, anu 1 iK v^r
William Mey.’-, et al.
G.
m mh more suscentihle to sickness than
lises the epi. ie* "pi.’a- aw iiuitu no hi^iier loan forty. Tue
ILr.son.’et al. Default
Suitor -A.v , bai »je 'o.v thing»
Biron»? an I wdl-fed men.
u; il be uuu.iîbver I.: U a /
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Sewing Machine
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gji.,
j Up anice tile:.!— i U.i.h
Ab- idv in th“ trade of the nrmit s
S war.!. A'a«k.i, June
Ma tdalem Johnston,
V« W.
eh i man of the Alasi;
th“ people hy tens of tho'isanls are W. Glasgow, et al. Ver,
u L lo bey the machine
JII co i:
s ifT* dvr f> r food. c’ '*hi ’ r and places
c.imnvssi.in, a:- ivg.i ye.-
S with th a name NEW
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Medioid Natio, al Bank vs Geon e
of sh’dte-. Th • includes t’ • w men,
c arg of t-K" w »rk of
ta'iah til
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on the arm
II. Da. gelt, et al. Order of ilefat, t.
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g. veriim .’-it rai io id .o t li<’ A. :inu • . ,i • elio .
the • <r ! m *n and littl» children.
Judgment mere'.
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~ "is machine ia /
William laveiriir vs Marceli, F. s. vale was be urn yes r'i.i"' on tl i e
r - k an rs!« !»:~h< (l w> rid —astonished
oj.ii '. I. w a ti ing ub< tit i. m.-
S' iA£..-runtcd for all
. d, t:. • s-i
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to r ’ z • that if * t r all c»v z it on is King. , t al. < r.1er conilim g .«.i¡ c f A \a North ’i n to .'„i! e Ihiry-fi.
r L.me.
.... ’ “l umiuir boaiders d n’t e..:e
real pii'p ’tty solo inde:’execution.
Tin1 A a I;a Norihe-n w ill l o r nin or ■ hoi.I pi
but i thin vceer, easilv scraped o!T
;i.i:
bout
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rmin
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J.sh
knows
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id
ill
di r the old m n ngeaicnt unt;l July 1,
b it af, ir s li ’ e more, what is a dn 1
fc N j cl':cr like it
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when li e road ’ ill be Iransf • re I .
i-1 ger
. » vpv w:,| be • »me
•»cp ■ n.r .» y
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I\Octh?r çaed
igi. ii olur
i l.e ft u> ral gov. rumen . 1' e tv: 'piioiie iion'ie a may s.r.u to i.nk u . light
that shoii d stm the frenzy and cause
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Machine Company,
Notici"
Of Cu.m i'an’s Sa’e.
line lias been oueneii to Mil- Seventy i geit-d gentry rigaitic m ..v wirk lie
the luna’ics to Income sane.
CRAI.CE,
MASS.
O.irwirian
theory.
mid
will
be
extended
to
the
railr-
a.I
IN Till-: 'OUNTY COURT OP THE STATE
Deafneu3 Cannot Ec Cured
construe ion ,uu:p at Ship Creek i,n-
Sutiia rists can c -ngratula’e
OF OREGON, FOR J*. KSON COUNTY.
by local applications, as they cannot i
hiedii.tely.
reach
tl>, iijeased portion of the ear.
selves . u he change» that h
COURT II0UÎE NEWS In th _• matter of the estate anti
There ¡s cniy cne way to cure deafness,
since
the
terms
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and
that
if by consiitution.il r niediea.
gLiinhnik hip of Rollin F Tay.or
Peafncss
c.'.^setl by an inflamed condi
and Bvu.ah I. Taylor, minors.
was regarded merely as .. 1...1
tion of 'lie mucous lining of the Eusta-
chiar Tube. A. hen tnis tube is inllanied We have on hand for sale the following
Troop:
at
Ft
rt
Lawton
Head
reference.
Notice is hereby uive 1 that in pursu
Item, of l-t*irat tu J»tk*un ''oun’v
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
While political dispute r ip ■« in
i N.’W hearing, r.nd when it is entirely closed,
ance of an order of the Probate Court
blanks viz:
Deafness is th? result, and unless tlie in
Army
As
Marksman.
county cou.tr
Y : k, Taintr any devotes i .elf to tie flammation can bi ta!.< 1 out and this
of Jackson County, Oregon, made oti
tube
reste:
-
d
to
its
n
rma!
endition,
Lease,
contemplution of a removal to ha:.d- hi iring will be d r ’V 1 forev< r; nine
In the ma'ler of he estate < f A. P. f’ e L’7th day of May, 19!a, in the mat
s tr.er and more commodious I qu r- cases out of ten are < aused* by Catarrh,
Mortgages.
tei
of
the
estate
and
«uardi
’
inship
(
f
Seattle,
Wash.,
Ji.ne
2
—
For
the
sec
Talent, decease-’.
Or 1er confirming
which is nothing but nn inflamed »ndi-
Bill of Sale,'
t-.r.s.
tien
of
the
mu
ous
surfaces.
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F.
Tax
lor
and
Beuiah
I.
Tax
I.
r
ond
consecutive
year,
company
E
ami
sale of real pr- perte n Linn county.
W p will <rivo Crn Ttrndr-tl I'cllars forany .aso of
Agreements,
minors, the undersigned, ihe Guaioi n company H, Four'eenth Un ed Stat’s
Deafness (cause 1 :-7enfnrrb't: atc-nnot h<'curedby
In the matte' of th" estate of Co -
Hall's Catarrh Cure. S •’ 1 for ciriulars, free.
W arrantv Deeds,
ol said estate ami of sa.d miners, will infantry, stationed at Fori l.awton,
F. J. C”. CNET, * CO, Toledo, Ohio.
nelius C. Reekman
Beekman dec as.«’ o- i
Quit Claim Deeds,
Bold oy Druggists, 7.’c.
” st private sale to the hiff est bid- estal list ed themselves at tie head of Wrmn Sent to State Pri-
Take Hall’s Family rt’ls for -on st !nation.
Hiit'i rixing and dire
m t ■>
< hattel Mortgage,
' 1 coin of (he United ; the army in rifle markrm • > ip, offi
inh -rit n.'o x
Acknov ledgements.
s,
b <
announced yeiterlay.
Thi"
i t " confirmation by cers
Real Estate ontraet,
!n the ' n t. r of the c
d i >
<1
. on Monday, thi- 28, two e< mpmies returned from their an
Burns’ Cottags.
L.xration Notice—Placer,
of
Hal
commi men
i . u.'auiie, 1915, at 1J o cloc , in ihe nual range practice with a total of 71
The Burn« cottage nt Ayr Is tinder
Tiicoms, June 2—Mrs. Bertha D' " y
location Notice Quart.:,
Barr :m intime person. 0-1
forenoon, nt the h me of the under- expert rifli men. Company 11 produc
the charge of trustees, who purchased
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
mt ' in r tu Oregon State II > |
s gned Guardi in, In the City >1 R.gue ed 32 expert riflemen, 24 sharj .«l oot « :is sentenced to not le * tbnn hree, It In 1881 from the Ayr Shoemakers'
in. Í, . . i. j A ; i i . i > i i:t.
River, Jackson Coon y. O.eg.ui, all the ers and 13 marksmen. C n pany t re nor more than 10 years in the state ino.rpor.itlon for the sum of £4.000.
In th-" matter of the I’xtrit .
righ . title, inter, a and estate of the turned with 39 expert riflemen, 20 licni ei.tiarv bv Judge Car. for -ontri- The bfrthpIlC" of the poet had np till
(’. Dunlop, deceased. Order
Notice Application for Liquor License
said name I nvnor heirs, in and to all sharpshooters mid 8 marksmen, N it buting to the death of Clarance Hall, t-i.it time been In use ns a pSLIIc house.
i g a Iminixtrator i.inl tixi g
A:
reasonable prices. We intend adding
aged
four,
while
serving
as
house
The trns:e s abandoned the license and
the saw tin ber n <w growing in ano one man in either company was dis-
sum f $100*.
keeper. I y cruelly whipping and beat- after a time r. moved the hall and other other blanks ¿is fast a; possible unti
u.ioii ail that cer.al.i lot, piece, or par qualified.
W. F. Dozier et a1, vs R. N Fosti r.
i ig the cl itd.
The woman l oke extraneous br.lldtncn which had been the line is complete. Blanks of special
cel of land, s.tuate, lying mid bi eg in
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N dice of I.i> n fl'ed
d i.vn uI en sentenced and was «-¡.ted added to the premises mid restored the form printed to order al short notice
the County of Jackson mid Slate of
The minister wh di-Ing 1 w i t h the f.', m the c urt’oom by the jail ma- cottage bulldhr-s as nearly as possible
NEW c / s : h
Oregon, and bounded and described as
to the state they may have b-en In In
Full, rs and win denim ring t he l'i»W % treu.
fobow . to wk ;
.".’it'll«' tlcie A new museum was built
I - <■ II Y< ung v« F G
V ■ ' him-'.
s
yle»
in
duncii-i».
Turn
g
i be
it tile m 'the.ist , o ner of the grounds
8 i Invest quarter of Section Twen-
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■V < ' mrli ¡nt
THIS PAPES REPRESENTED FOR FC2EK5N
da igi tn-, h.1 ass d ster !' :
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dost of til • rv!! s i ere rcnioVi d t > the
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renenth
H'm
ADVERTISING BY THE
yourself,
Mias
Fuller,
think
in:
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now
e
iitains
a
price
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(a. i I South, Range Four (I) West, u f
h t:u h m in. fSuum.ii s.
Will of ut-
who dance these da ce< a-e rivf
« collei rlou- a fir«t or Kilmarnock
Ear »» r I'll give you J5 i. min h a, d
. lit It illaim tie M.-:aliun.
taihminl ivunl «nil ertila’»t<• ti ed
-X.
sliti.iii of i’ie pint's wo s. for which
I “They must he." w»< tie ano w r ' b> your b mt '1
Dated May 2N;h, 1915.
F. A. Pcwtll, et al, vs J A. Tornei,
cause I notice ti eg.rls wno don't dance
Appiic n —Aw, shucks! What do ri.iasi was paid. an.I i.urus' family
general offices
B ertha R. S harp ,
et al. Action to recover money. Com
NEW YORK^ANO CHICAGO
them are always left.' —Lalies Home you think I am, a college graduate?— Bible, acquired at a cost of £1,700.—
London
Answ
-rs.
Guardian.
plaint filed. Summon».
Journal
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