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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1915)
Guy R. Harper was in Medford Fri t BUSINESS C ards . Weather Repart. Visits to Public Schiel Have Timber Cruiser Pleads Guilty day. MV*. -M L Sheriff Singler was in Medford Fri- Good 'Results Says Supi. Following is the report of U. S. Vol 1 day. Tacoma, June 16 In the federal court GUS NEWBURY ^SATURqAY, JUNE 19|’ K315. unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; D. R Collier, timber cruiser indicted You can find a Notary Public at this Jacksonville, for month of May, Attorney-at-Law Salem, Or., June 15—Percy Wells, i April 25 in connection with his brother office. u I Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi LOCAL NEWS I school superintendent of Jakson county C. E. Collier, an attorney, for using Cora Basye is visiting her father in Wil! Practise in All Courts ifTthe State tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. .<* • has advised State Superintendent of the mails to defraud 35 people at Aber Charles Prim, Jr. visited friends at this city. Public Instruction Churchill that a plan deen, Wash., in making land locations MEDFORD,’ OREGON. Attorney Roberts of Medford was in Medford Monday. adopted by him this year of setting in Skagit and Whatcom counties Wash, Date Maximum Minimum Precipita tion this city Friday. All work must be spot cash at W. aside a certain day for visits by the whom thej’ are charged with defraud ! 1 46 31 .06 Faye Launspach was a visitor at people to the rural schools of his coun ing out of |200 each pleaded guilty and 2 R. Sparks in 1915. 60 37 Medford Monday. 1). VV. BAGSHAW ty has had decidedly beneficial results. will be sentenced July 3. The maxi- 13 37 66 Dave Cronemiller is visiting friends 36 70 FOR SALE —One sow and seven pigs. He declares that the plan was observ- mum penalty is two years’ impnson- 4 on Thompson creek. 40 74 Attorney at Law < ed in nearly all the districts and that it ment and $1000 fine. The United 1 6 5 — W. R. Sparks. George Lyman of Gold Hill was a re 41 75 I brought the people much closer to the States district attorney recommended 7 Medford 47 76 cent visitor in town. Lester Thompson was at NOTARY PUBLIC ANU CONVEY AN'CtR 45 schools and the work they are perform- a fine of $1000. The case of C. E. 8 71 Mrs. C. L. Grant of Medford was a Tuesday evening. 9 47 .27 61 Collier was continued until Septem- 10 recent visitor in town. B. M. Collins made a trip to Med 1 ing. 47 Office with Jacksonville Post. 71 oer. 11 47 71 ford Friday morning. H. D. Mills of Butte Falls was a re* i ' 12 47 .29 64 Oregon Breaks Record JACKSONVILLE. -OREGON cent visitor in this city. C, C. Pursel of Bunoom was a busi 13 43 .09 62 ■ i • u > 15 Die in Zeppelin Raid 14 38 .06 56 County Clerk Gardner made a trip to ness visitor in this city Friday. 36 ' 15 67 Prof. Geo. Rebec and Ernest Beer Medford Wednesday afternoon. San Francisco, June 15—Oregon ac 16 36 64 ,13 H. K. HVNNA cording to the announcement of the ex 47 Melvoll L. Main of Wellen was a visited with W. R. Sparks Thursday. 64 .16 London, June 16 Fifteen persons 17 18 46 63 .12 business visitor in town Wednesday. J John Byrne, postmaster al Watkins position commissioners, has set a rec were killed and 15 wounded in a new 19 40 I ,awyer ( , ( 61 .05 Afirt you Vfkll a Q Ollhansihai« Are subscriber tn to tha the PaaH Post? Is transacting business in this citv to ord in the number of prizes that the Zeppelin raid on the east coast of Eng 20 47 60 . I :• I tf state an 1 its individual exhibitors have land last night. 21 58 46 If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. I day. .05 Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building M j Last week Lloyd Sparks killed a carried off at the Panama-Pacific ex 22 45 65 An admiralty statement reporting Mils Lora Couch of this city visited 41 65 .28 position. Mdst of them have been in the »aid today said: "Some fires were 23 friends in the Applegate valley recent- large coyote within one hundred yards JACKSONVILLE. OREGON 1 24 42 64 .06 horticultuie and agriculture. i r of his home. started.” 25 44 63 .05 •y- In these fields, according to the com 47 71 .17 This is the heaviest loss ot life re-. ¿6 Miss Eunice Munson, a former Med Uncle Billy Cameron, of Uniontown missioners and authorities the state suiting from any of the numerous raids 27 76 47 ."7 ford school teacher was in town Thurs DR. T. T. SHAW J was a business visitor in town Satur 68 52 .06 addition to which have been made upon England | 28 day afternoon. • has won grand prize». In 29 38 73 day. '. i .Hi those, individual exhibitors have been 74 44 Miss Ekron Gall who has been at awarded three medals of honor, 23 by Zeppelins. In keeping its policy of 30 Leonard R. Dusenbury of Wellen Dentist. 79 50 suppressing information regarding the 31 i f was a business visitor in town Wednes tending school at Albany returned «old medals, 69 silver medals and 89 locality of attacks, the admiralty con home Thursday. Temperature — mean max. 66:38; mean day. j bronze medals, all for products of the Office in Ryan Building, California St. About twenty of the Medford ‘Hik soil, Among the awards to Ore- fined its announcement to the state mir. 42:96: mean 54:67. Max. 79 on 31, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly of Grants ment that the bombardment occurret Upstairs Minimum, 31, on 1st. Greatest daily Pass yisited friends in this cityj_Sun- ers” club made a trip to Sparks’ [gon Was the grand prize for for- on the “northeast coast.” (range. 32. Total precipitation 1.97 heights Sunday afternoon. age. day. OREGON inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.29 in., JACKSONVILLE Jud Pernoll, of Grants Pass will pilch Otto Cantral of Ruch was a visitor on 12. Number of days with .01 Electric Sparks for the Grants Pass team iri the base •n this city and Medford Tuesday eve Where Arbitration Can- inch or more precipitation, 16, clear. ball game at Medford tomorrow after ning. (From off our Wireless) 7; partly cloudy, 7; cloudy, 17. noon. not Govern Miss Lizzie Finley of Medford visit Precipitation for season, 18 42 Mrs. C. C. Beekman, Miss Carrie ed friends in this city Tuesday after" Precipitation for last season 21.22 The mint makes it and under the terms is Love is one of the few things that Beekman and Benj. B. Beekman who i of the CONTINEN TAL MORTGAGE noon. E. B ritt , Mr. Bryan’s idea of the efficacy of never displayed on a bargain table. COMPANY vou can secure it at 6‘< Ira Kime of Griffin creek was trans are visiting in Portland, are expected arbitration is all right, only he seeks Cooperative Observer. for any legal purpose on approved leal Strangely enough among the - people .... - I acting business in this city Tuesday to return Tuesday. estate. Terms ea-v. toll us vour wants to give it too wide an application, i howli/lft »bout our military unprepar- I Medford ’ s first baseball team will and we will co-operate’with you. evening. When two neighbors disagree on some j I edness arc certain manufacturers of Use printed stationery, it adds dig play two games tomorrow: one with PETTY & COMPANY matter, that can be adjudged by arbi-1 arms and armor. Fred Williams, an attorney of Grants nity to your business and tends to cre 513 DENHAM BUILDING DENVER. (01.0. Pass, was a recent business visitor in the Hornbrook, Cal. team and the oth tration, but when a crazed man starts i The Riggs Bank and the controller's ate an impression of its importance. er with Grants Pass. run amuck, only the law of self-pre-1 to this city. Medford is planning to celebrate the I servation can be invoked. When a na-1 I office have not yet decided which is to Paul E. Blanchard, an attorney of Fourth, on Saturday, July 3. Horse lion violates the law that has governed ; j give the other the third degree. Grants Pass, was transacting business Fears of congressmen that an extra nnd auto races, and a band concert will civilized nations for centuries, and in this city Tuesday. j session might embarrass the President be the principal, attractions. sinks passenger ships without giving Get your stationery printed at this Joe Thomas, arrested at Salem Wed the passengers even a chance for iheir would be truer to form it pmsented in office. Our work is guaranteed and nesday, charged with missing forged lives, then no law of arbitration has reverse English. ourprices are right. Austria-Hungary may yet become checks at Ashland, was lodged in the any application to the case.—Ex. FOR RENT—The Norling house, county jail at this place to await in known as the duel empire. on Oregon street. Apply to D. W. vestigation by the grand jury. Goods All Fres’i. Prices Right. To some slight degree the report of 7he Sea Assassin Bagshaw, this office’ A full line of the best groceries confections, nuts, fresh fruits. enormous losses may be due to a de At a meeting of the Rcgue River Cigars and Tobacco, Etc. Lewis Ulrich who was at Portland Ministerial association held recently, termination on the part of every cen Many people want to know what a sor to give the other side the worst of last week attending the Postmasters’ Rev. Paul S. Bandy, pastor of the Call and see us convention has returned. Presbyterian church of this city was torpedo is like. It is a dcÿril made of it steel, the latest made being twenty- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jone3 of Klam :hosen secretary and treasurer. Some of Gifford Pinchot’s observa one inches in diameter and nineteen ft. tions lead to an impression that he is ath Falls, former residents of this city The use of city water for watering long. It is sent on its way Dy compres were visitors here this week. gardens, sprinkling lawns and streets I now willing to admit that there are C. L. Munson, representing the Pa- has been limited to two hours morning sed air, it is propelled by an engine of i worse places than Pennsy vania. its own whi^h starts when the torpedo c fic Paper Co. of Portland, was calling i and evening. The rule will be strictly j is shot on its way. It is held steadily At The Churches i enforced. on his customers here Tuesday. on its course by a gyroscope, it has a Mrs. W. T. Grieve and children who Applegate valley will celebrate at speed of forty-five knots an hour for have been attending the Rose Festival I Palmer creek this year, a ball game two thousand yards after whichitslows CHRISTIAN SCIENCE at Portland returned home this week. l between a team of the valley’s best down to as low as fifteen knots. It is j players and the Jacksonville teams, Misses Lula Williams, Eva Couch, j divided into three or four compart Services held every Sunday morning Bessie Colvin and Mrs. Leslie Stansell 1 races of different kinds, games, etc.. ments. The devil of it is like that of at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. attended the show at Medford Wednes will be the attractions. See posters j any other assassin —all in its head Everybody welcome. for full program. day night. which carries from two hundred to for 20 cents or two hard dimes Medford papers publish an article ! three hundred pounds gun cotton: it is Monday was Flag Day, several busi I —Although we do not spend our coin on pink handbills or exten- ness firms anu the janitor at the court from the Seattle Times to the effect I fired by an explosive in its nose, when METHODIST Hive newspaper advertising, yet; house had the stars and stripes waving that Rev. MacCullogh, a former Med- the nose strikes any substance. The foad preacher, was mistaken for Gov seennd compartment is ar air chamber, in the breeze. Sundav School every Sun lay at 10 --RIGHT NOW, prices, as low as any in Jackson County are tick eted on every article in our store; State Railroad Commissioner Camp ernor Withycombe while travelling to which will bear a pressure of from o’clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public bel. of Salem, was in town this week California, recently, but the article 1,350 to 2,20) pounds per square inch. worship at 11 a. m. ea h secon 1 and —All we ask is an open mind and one fair trial. The third compartment is the balance fourth Sunday of the month and at conferring with the county court in re does not say who the joke was on. Cordially yours, chamber where the gyroscope is on du 7:30 every Sunday evening. Class gard to road matters. FOR SALE-TIMBER LAND.-I have ty. It is set on its course any where meeting every first and third Sundav for sale at a bargain, four tracts of Children's Day services will be held timber, totalling 600 acres, nil in the I from near the surface to as low as 11 a. m. IL C. Gallup leader. Pray in Matney chapel, Ruch, tomorrow fourteen feet below the water. Its er meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 same region, for sale at a bargain if afternoon at 2 o’clock. Special exer range is over 11,000 yards. It costs The public is invited to attend these taken at once. Land is located in cises and special singing. from $3,000 to over ,$5000. —Goodwin's services. A. Coslel Pastor Douglas county and is worth double E. M. Wilson of Medford has been Weekly the price asked. Apply to D . W. appointed a member of the State board --------------- <.'«■«--------------- Bagshaw, Jacksonville, Oregon. ot accountancy to succeed W. H. Wann Masons Open Sessions w.a.se term expired June 3rd. Stewart Patterson, a wellknown Tal It is claimed that Clare ice Lovern, ent orchari.ist, was fatally injured in proprietor of a garage at Central Point an automobile wreek which cccnred Portland, June 16—With 28 past drove in an auto from that place to at the P. & E. curve on the Pacific gran I masters and more than 350 dele- Where To Go highway near Medford, about 3 o'clock gates pres nt, the Oregon grand loOpe Portland in less than ten hours. A baseball game at Ruch Sunday, Friday morning his death occurring at Ancie t Free and accepted Mi.sons, between teams of that place and Palm 3 P. M. It appears that Patterson in met at the Masonic Temple this mori J Tillamook Seashore R isorts Newport er creek was won by the Palmer creek company with three other men was re ¡ing. All of the standing co nmittees wonderful scenery, densj A Delightful Seaside Retreat boys by a score of 14 to 15. Some turning from Gold Hill, to which ■ place were represented by their enme mem* they had driven after a dance i at the bership and 46 representatives of lor-' forests, enticing trout game. Every charm for an o it- Couiury Club and when r lundingjthe streams, miles nnd miles A delegation from the “Christian curve the car plunged irto a ditch at eign jurisdictions were present. The door vacution. Surf bath of glorious sandy beach. Assembly” of Medford visited this c.tv I the side of the road smashing the car entire m ,rnir g was given over to tl e ing, fishing, boating and Thursday aftern ion and held services into splinters an l hurling the occupants re ep.i. hi of delegates, the address of pleasant social recreations. Special Low Round Trip Fares C. Bristtd, grand master, and on the street, The audience was very to the ground. Mr. Patterson was Willi from all points with long the reception of representatives from Special Low Round Trip Fares limited. found under the front wheels and upon foreign jurisdictions. This afternoon limit. Daily and week The annual school election will be exam nation later was found to have the audreis of the grand master was end trains. Daily Train service an i spec held Monday, Two directors are to be susained a compound fracture of the discussed and the reports of the( ial Sunday Excursions. Ask for further particulars and copy of booklet elected: one for three years an J one to skull and jaw. He neverregained con grand secretary and grand treas serve the unexpired term of ths lace sciousness after the operation. One of urer were read. Tomorrow after-I “Seashore Til I a moo k rC'Unty.” Ask nearest agent for copy of booklet on Newp ,rr Mr. Beesman. So far m candidates the men it is said, was thrown a dis noon the election uf officers will be have offered for the positions. tance of 50 feet, striking a wire fence. held. California’s Expositions Summer Excursions East A deal was made Tues lay afternot n Another member of the party sustain ed a double fracture of the right thigh A world’s Marvel Every whereby tie mines of tie Jacksonville Round trip tickets to Eait Spice ol Life thing complete. The great Mining & Milling Co. will be transferr and the foirth man, Lucian Mintzar, em destinations via Cal - est event of th .• Century. ed to Mess. James McChptka & R. H. the owner and driver of the car had fornia with stop-overs in Ba ley of Granta Pass, whom ic is pre three ribs broken besides other injur- i Special Low Round Trip Fares Daily eith< r direction to visit the Manager but how did a tomito raise sumed represent a wealthy syndicate. ies. A party in a car following the Expositions on sale daily S| h-ndid t-ain service, at such a lump on your head? Actor- wrecked auto states that they were The papers have been signed up and / from all woints. tentive employees, delight together with the certificates of st »ck traveling at about 40 miles per hour Well, you see, the one who threw it ful scenery. Ask for book forgot to remove the can.- Life have been placed in escrow in the Bank w hen the accident occurred. Full informa ion from nearest agen let ‘‘California and Its Two of Jacksonville. The purchasers are World Expositions” and to have immediate posession and work Tornadoes Sweep Aberdeen You can stop-over at Shasta Springs •‘Fop. why do they call a man ‘mis •'Wayside Note- Shasta Route.” Ul I il Ko nnm m will be commenced o at fr ..nor» once ... upon » *L the ter?’ ” “'I o distinguish him from a property. Mr. Bailey is a mining en- ✓ woman who is a my story.” —Philadel Our Agents will be glad to furnish full particulars in regard to any of the above outingi and make gi’ er of experience and aft r a thor- Aberdae", S. D., June 16-Several phia i ubdc Ledger re ervnliom, outline your trip or give you interi sting literature on toe variou p aces vuU can visit. < igu examination of the property is person were killed and 1200,000 damag we.I pleased with the outlooa and says es was done by two tornadoes which Auk for our foltler "Oregon Outdoor«” th... it is surely a mine. This proper- swept this section during the night, ac Mother Why don’t you yawn when h ■ lately been under lease to Mr. cording to advices receive 1 hare today. he stays too long? He’ll take the hint Rhinehart but his lease having expired A heavy hail storm accomprnie ' the and go. Daug iter—I did, anl he told ths deni above mentioned was made tornadoes, leveling crops and p -<tra-- me what beauti.ui teeth 1 had. Phila John M. Scott, Gen. Agent, Portland, Oregon. this week. I delphia Ledger. ing telephone and telegraph w.r < Jacksonville Post “MONEY” NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! Groceries, Confectionery, Notions, MRS. HATTIE DENEFF A CUT IN PRICE COLGATE’S TOOTH PASTE CITY DRUG STORE Suggestions for Summer SOUTHERN PACIFIC a
