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I I I ------- — I ---- r Jacksonville Post Opening D< at Pansm —r BUSI N’ES . C xRM Weaiher Report. i Following is the rep wrt of U. S Vol- i (.US NEWBURY unteer Cooperative O bserver, E. Britt; ¡SATURDAY, JUNEIS, 1915. Attorney-at-Law By Peter Radford. Jacksonville, for nu onlh of April, i This country is suffering more from Latitude-12 deg. IS. min. north: lungi- * W;:i '.'re - im in All Courts in the State LOCAL NEWS tainted politics than from any other rude 12 ’• deg. mm. w vest. A LI. «rten<!an< ej°rds for expo- malady at the present time. There is OREGON. YotfCan find a Notary Public at this j T -X. '‘Bions were b*n at the open l|.-> scarcely a campaign speech made, a Date I Maximum M niniutn I* -v ■ipil ' office. ing of the Runil’aclflc inter ion i platform demand written or a mea 38 sure enacted into law that does not 1 Ralph Jennings of Bancom was in national Exposition liun Francisco . ! 4 on Feb. 20. Vast crowthrppged the 47 < carry the taint of personal gain of town Friday. .02 j>. W. BAGSHAW 3 4 grounds when rreslde^Vilson press some politician or political faction .33 42 Miss Lacey of Medford visited in this ed the button in Washjon. and each thereof. t. . f Attorney ct Law 44 city Tuesday. , day since the attendants been enor There is more ‘‘blue sky” in cam .1" ; •> ••-.>•■ .' •< (iS paign promises of many politicians Mollie Ray of Ruch was a recent vis mous. The huge buikfs and beau 40 ' . NOTAItY rt'tlt.ic AND COÑVEY ANCFH tiful thoroughfares huyed with ac running for office than was eviT con itor in town 35 tivity am! have continifto do so. 38 tained in the prospectuses of the bold (I i ■■ " i'h Jacksonville Post. The Exposition has #ady demon Miss Louise Ensele was a visitor at 35 est promoters of chimerical business .14 JACKSONVILLE. - -OREGON strated nt this early da that It will 42 Medford Sunday. schemes. There are more secret com .■' ! 45 be a great success In evl way. binations formed by politicians in the Flo Thompson and Minnie Kelly were 35 , name of "My Country” than were ever at Medford Tuesday. :X! II. K. U kN XA other i formed under any and all ct*— Miss Lily Wheeler of Medford spent aliases. There are more political re- I Lawyer Tuesday in this city. bates hidden in the phrase Be it en- acted" than were ever concealed un- -e in Bank of Jacksonville building All work must be spot cash at W. der any and all other disguises. •R. Sparks in 1915. IACKSONVII.I.E. OREGON1 The inordinate thirst for political Gertrude Dunnington was a visitor power and unrestrained passion for at Medford Saturday. mastery has caused more distress in _«> ; this nation than the greed for gold, 24 Mr. and Mrs. James Buckley of Ruch DR. T. T. SHAW and It ought to be regulated by law. 25 were in town Tuesday. No business combination ever pursued 36 Dentist. i O. N. Nelson of Medford was a re 79 their competitors as relentlessly or 27 cent visitor in this city. 80 28 visited more heartless cruelty upon ('ilice in Ryan B iitling. California’St.'1 69 their customers than a political party 29 Flo Thompson and Minnie Kelly were .20 49 30 I Upstairs that seeks to make junk of an in 31 recent visitors in Medford. dustry, or cripple a business for party OP. EGON Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hansen were in success, through tariff measures, po Temperature —mean max. C7; mean Medford Monday afternoon. litical supervision and ofttimee de mir. 40:13; mean 63:0!. Max. 83 From Left to Are Shown the Palace of Education, structive legislation. Many political Minimum, 32, on 3 th Creates See Mrs. M. Robinson before order platforms are as alluring to the voter Pa’ace oiLiberal Arts and Tower of Jewels. ing your new suit or coat. 41. Total i recipitath as the story of the rainbow with its range, Greatest in 21 hours, 0. Bert Greer of the Ashland Tidings pot of gold and their consummation inches, was a recent visitor in this city. about as far-fetched. Self-gain is the on 4. Number of days wi ------------- . ___ - first law in politics. There are many inch or more precipitation, ’1, Are you a subscriber to the Post? Fred Collins was at Ifdford Wed men in office today who, if they 16; partly elouii ly, t>; cloudy, 9. At Tii e C urches If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. 16 45 could not shake plums off the tree ot Precipitation tor season, nesday. J. M. Cronemiller and family attended 19.1*4 American liberty or cut a melon taken eon Precipitation tor last se Lester Thompson wa at Medford Lilly’) Swri» are not an experiment— the ball game at Eagle Point Sunday. from Uncle Sam's commissary, would z.‘, Ri irr, _ ihey are tefted in our laboratary and CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fr lay. jar trial grounds. They are specially have less desire to ser.ve the public C. E. Bellows of Butte Falls was a Coo' "r iv< Oh rvcr IT adapted to the Pacific Northweft and Mrs. J. C. Rarnum wl a recent vis The country is surfeiting with patri are true to name. Our valuable cal* business visitor in this city Saturday. Services held every Sunday morning tfff alogue will be s«-nt free on re<|ueft. itor at. Central Point. ots, who will bare their breast to bul " Dialers »ell Lilly'» Seed* L'not, write. Mis. Joe Morcom and daughters of at . 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. lets in defense of their country, but , Attorney McCabe of ledford was at. ‘ Everybody welcome JThe Chas. H. Lilly Co., Seattle Ashland were recent visitors in this there are. few men In public life who tl e court house Thursdy. citv. I will bare their breast to voters or run Farmers are busy haresting the first the gauntlet of party disfavor in de Uncle Billv Cameron, of Uniontown crop of alfalfa hay thisveek. fense cf agriculture or industry. No METHODIST was a business visitor in town Satur representative of the people, who will Frederick Shearer o' Union creek Sunday School every Sunday at 10 permit personal prejudice to dethrone day. was a recent visitor in'own. o ’ clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public justice, party success to disfranchise Ai kieinhammer and family of Bun Chauncey Florey wasa business vis worship at 11 a. in. each »econ 1 and reason or the rancor of a political tom tVere Visitors in thia city Wednes- itor at Medford Thursdiy afternoon. fourth Sunday of the month afld i.t campaign to Influence judgment can daY. The annual tennis tournament of the 7:30 every Sunday evenin.'. Class render capable service. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Smjth of Med The preservation of our prosperity '■'ountry C'nh near Me lord begins to meeting every first an 1 thirl Sunday ford Were visitors at the cemetery 11 a. m. H. C. Gallup leader. Pray- depends upon wisdom, courage and day. .!! Fres . Prices Right. Sunday. honesty In government, and the Amer Attorney Briggs of Ashland trans c1 nt'eeting Thurs lay evening at 7:3C ican voter should seek these attri irrocerie <• nfe liens, nuts, frosh fruits. Mrs. Ralph Damon of Medford spent acted business in this city Wednes The puoift’ r* Wvrted to attend these butes as Implicitly as the Wise Men i Jigars and bbaeco, Etc. several days with friends in this city services. A. Coslei /’«w.Wr followed the Star of Bethlehem and day. this week. (hey will often be found to rest over » Geo. W . Trefren, an attorney of Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw and Louise En tile stable; the plow or the staff of PRESBYTERIAN Ashland was a visitor in town Wed- the Shepherd. The surest cure for sele were visitors at Medford Tues-1 nes lav. day afternoon. resbyter an Church Sunday morning tainted politics and machine rule Is Joseph Farrell of Grants Pass spent at eleven o’clock: Subject: “Pro fresh air and sunshine and these im George Rucklev .tnd mother of Ruch elements are most abundant Wednesday in this city attending to grès?. in Chfitt'.iati Culture By Prayer” portant were v si tors in this city Tuesday af upon the farm, and when farmers, business affairs. Solo: The Ninety and Nine by Mrs. bankers and merchants are elected to ternoon. Robert Crowder a WellknoWn stocks Herbert Harina. All other music will membership in legislative bodies, much If Get your stationery printed at this man of (.he Applegate valley was a vis be by the Chorus Choir led by Mrs. J. of the trouble in government will dis office. Our work is guarantee! and P. Wells. Eveti ng service at 8 p. tn. appear. itor in town this week. our prices are right. Sheriff W. H. Singler and D.'pu'y Mr. and Mrs, Chris Ulrich secompi- Curly Wilson ma le an official trip to iiied Mr. and Mrs. Ries Chapmatl to Roseburg Votes Railroad ¿tends * Medford Friday rnertiinjf. Medford Tuesday afternoon, ____ i The dance last night in Orth's Hall By Peter Radford. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna and Mrs. was not very well attende 1 but tho’d * Roseburg, Or., June 4 By a vote of for 2J cents or two hard dimes Much has been said and more writ J tm"s Bucklev of Ri ch, were visitors present had a good time anyway. ; 56) Io 78 the people o R ..seburg today ten about the evils of watered stock in ( at Medford Tuesday afternoon. Chas. F, Dunford came in from his anthoriz ■ i the issuance of bonds In the big business concerns and the farm Cliff and John Dunnington made U ranch Friday afternoon. He said that sum of o i.: with which to aid Ke i- ers of this nation belle 1’® that every trip to Pat Swavtle's pia-e near Wa he wanted b shave and some other dall Bns. o' 1 ittsbui ', Pa., to ron- dollar written Into the life of a,ir i king to look at some cattle Saturday, | struct a railroad from Roseburg to me business organization, should be oJe ' things. Mrs. M. R binmn ha» a complete Miss Edna Dahaff Was struck anti line (if the Catcade National forest re to say "1 know that my Redeemer > line of “Ladles tailoring” “mode to run over by an auto at A b 'Jand Tues serve on the ijorth Umpqua rivu and Uveth,” but farming is the biggest, i on earth, and there is more ‘ measure” and ‘‘ready made. ’ Pric day afternoon, but w is not injured ex- eie-t a nx dern sawmill in thia < it;. business The invcsuiK-nt in this vicinity will 1 - water In its financial transaction than ’ es right. Will be pleased to sh w I cept fur some bruises. that of any other industry. There Is t » s' ; tai rn ire than a million i.nd a quin t r as much water in a farmer's note ' samples. 2 tv tJ Mrs. Bess Ballard of Chico, Cal , dolars; drawing eight or ten per cent interest • Mrs. C. C, Beckman, Miss Carrie passed through town Thursday enrou e when other lines cf industry secure B-ekman and Renjamin B. Beekman for th , Applegate where she will visit money for four or live per cent per Th. Shy Caterpillar. I ft Moodav evening for Port! tld , her fa hsr Geo-ge Hoffman. annum, as there is in a business pay The Caterpillar, tliou-. h h sociable where Mr. Beekman has business de Stanko Bros, pitched their show tent | creature, tries to tievp out of every ing a reasonable compensation upon manding his attention. They exp , t i at the bid nr; Friday »n I gave an body's way. Some species hide on the the face value of securities repre senting an investment of only lifty to return in about ten days. exhi >iti n n the evening. 1 h atten under surface of leaves, others on the cents on the dollar. The only dif The Cmintv Court was in se-sion f< r dance li’ e the performance, was siim. j stems or blades of grass, whh h serve ference is, the water is in the Interest them us food; oilier», again, build little the transae'ion of county bus'"- »s th s Henry M. Chamberlain died at his hosts for concealment or lie- snugly rate in one instance and in the secur we’k. A delegation of Gold Bill tax home near Photn'x, Tuesday morning, bidden between the curled edges of ities in the other. payers presented a remonstrance 'O The promoter ofttimes takes chances tt-ed 75 year , He was a naiive f leaves, which they draw clore together and bis success is contingent upon the proposed change of the route of until the op;s>slte edges meet The cat Vermont "nd had fesi :ed in 0 fgon f< r the development of the property in the Pacific Highway near tha bu-g. erpillar Is u sociable creature In Ids volved but tlie usurer, as a rule, takes 25 years. own fondly, lie knows that there Is no chances and his success cripples Brother Howlitt in his Eu riots this I HZ Jud Pern»'' of Applegate who I as« safety in numbers, and you will find rí week does not mention the ball game the property involved. There may bo wliolu companies feeding side by side dt Eagle Point Sunday, although here te n pla i g baseball with the San while lrdustries that cry louder but nono keeling u sharp lookout tor tofore he was loud in his claim that b e Francisco I • «rue team has been releas tliolr bird enemies. Imt when n cater that suffer more severely from finan June 9 - 10 - U home team had beaten all comers. ed unco-. iitlona.Iy by manager Wooi- pillar i» by himself lie scarcely dares cial immorality in both law and cus thru that of agriculture. Makes a difference whose ox is gored. verton. to move for fear <>f attracting atten tom The farmers of America today are A 'I irr." of fm «rd B o‘her Ho lett in his Eaglet ts Thurs tion. Even when lie is obliged to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reter, Mr. and paying 1200,009,000 per annum in worrii s <>f t e (lav change his skin be doesn't venture to day evening says his 1 and titn hied ; Mrs Lewis Ulrich, Dr. and Mrs. P. I usury on real estate and chattel leave Ills old coat lying around. The torite that the Invincible’ were sec loans, and thlH interest capitalized E. G' Iden, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Nun- ond best, (I to 15. Better let it trem- ttmim nt that lie takes it off lie eats IL at livo per cent, represents 11.000,0'10,- an. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick, Mr. and r<* • <> b'e • flain and give the correct score Tlie caterpillars that live In eompauies 000 of fictitious values which the farm T, Mrs. Ha-rv I.uy and Mr. an I Mrs. R. ! she.! Ibetl skin boldly. Only tlie poor J ! - ‘J solitary feilows feel forced to swulloW er Is paying interest on. This sum of M. Collins spent Sunday on the Apple Wiii h • as 3 to 1 '. money is almost equal to the annual tlleil old i lot lies. — I.oiul'in Mull. Sheriff ng er arrested a hobo nam gate, camping and fishing. value of crops produced in the United «'I.! o ed Fre I Chipp, near Medford T1 ursdav c;9 10 Fro States. The Rogue River Public Service Co- for alleged burgla; i- s in neurby towns The earning power of the farmer's 1.10 poration has field a bid with the Med Ì A companion named Rold, who made note based upon his Interest rate very ford council says the Trib ine, in which 1.50 nearly divides likes the earth's sur 1 his getaway, was arrested Inter in t'.e it proposes to furnish electricity to irooil ttle*U:lM eotllpliny face—three-fourths water and one- day by Officer Mego of the police force. 1 20 /< Medford for 20 per cent less than the rled "If l «ere per fourth land. The largest body of wa Both men are b dged in the cout ty prices now being pa:d the ( alifornia- 2 00 voiihl Mny Iti thè word* ter that floats upon the financial hem . in Ba3tile at this t ’ace to awa;t investi Oregon Power Co. for like service. ‘llonor thè light isphere now rests upon the farms gation by the grand jury at its rext and its waves are dashing and its A number of persons from this city session. The men were camped on the '• " • V . r >f >w r»» ti'fl V i •upon a slirl'l rotee mine from billows are rolling against seven mil Tic I* attended the ball game at Epgle Point bank of Bear creek and had goods sup »•r I« i • r 'lili wlint it charge they lion homes threatening ruin and dis- . of Sunday. Among those who were pres posed to have been stolen at Central alter to the prosperity of the nation •New York limes >■, . 1 m ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Engine Thomp Point and Eugene, in their pt,session Wilt our public servants who under i J i n* ’ ttooKp'a.as. t stand how to drain the liquid 0.7 in son, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Keegan, Mr. when nabbed. r i 1.1»'. No book collector he without dus rial properties ten the faucet a::d and Mrs. Guv Harper, Mr. and Mrs. a bookplate. and a b »kplate once in D. W. Bae"-haw. Mr. and Mrs. E S. »erted in i vunnuf* should never be re- • lit tha water off the farms? y y f- rj n ?ar<. : A . r.i if tll2 Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. E1 Wendt. Mr. moved When the pl.de is that of a It is an admitted economic fact that good «-olloetor it coijstituitM an indorse* ar Mrs. Walter Kitto, Marv Bagshaw t'. re can be no permanent proapority Jussis Thatcher, Ray Ulrich, J. M. The mint ini« it anion'! r the'erm incut an I »ul'l.s a certain Interesi and '..ithcut a permanent agriculture of the I ONT1NENTAL MORTG XGE z T FT ’ > value to the tolULle 1 H;i> once g ’ Uhg l.e'-. u. Cliff Dunnington, Jasten Hart- COMPANY you can se-'ire it at 6 11 iírí V *. N i Agriculture is recognized as th" v i.'. Fred ( o'lins, S. E. Dunn ngton, for ary legal purpose i,n approval real through t in* <•<» le»t ¡' hi <>r a fiiend. and. uliseri ing the iib^cn *e of a tiooliplate. I > / 'A ¡¡son, Dave Crone nill r. Mer ■state. Terms ea. v. tell m V"U’wir>t' I aske d I;, it v. ¡1.» it wa.- IL* re,died. greatest of all industries and a pro- perous, progressive and enlightened lin Dews, Fred Lewis, Cecil Ga.l, and we will co-uperaie wtth you. ’The Nvlec.lun of a book* iaie i* su b a agricultural population is the surest PETTY & COMPANY C iariie Aboatt, N'urmon •Irommu, seiious matter.' Attaint« • -•»»»»«»••/I n<willvotinn I Sil DENHAM BUILDING DE vYE C>LO. Rjube.i Pitt and Joe Johnson. sitiotBrcke All Expo iuon tendance Records RE! NEW GOODS!! oiife 'tionery, Notions, MRS. HATTIE DENErF A CUT IN PRICE COLGATE’S TOOTH PASTE STORE r “MONEY Fares
