: JACKSO1SVILLE POSI-:
Ufficiai Paper of 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.
SA TORVA Y. JULY
3, 1915
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished on
&.
application.
Wilson and International Law
COURT HOUSE NEWS
I
Some newspapers are devoting a Items of Interest to Jackson Coun’y
gisxt deal of space to setting forth the
COUNTY COURT
diplomatic attainments of Robert Lan
In
the
matter
of the estate of R. G.
sing, acting secretary of state, who is
supposed to have received his training Baileÿ. Petitions for letters of admin
Order appointing W. A.
from his father-in-law, John W. Fos istration.
ter, whose experience in statecraft Bailey administrator. Order appoint
was long and varied. Some of these ing Isaac Bailey, Albert Johnson and
editors however, overlook the fact G. C. Prescott appraisers.
that President Wilson himself is no
In the matter of the estate of Hen
novice in the matter of international I ry Metz. Petitions for letters of ad
law, having devoted years of study ministration. Order appointing Maud
and research to the acquiring of such Philbrook administrator.
Order ap
knowledge.
pointing D. T. Lawton, Robert Mc
Before he was president of Prince Clanahan i nd P, Dooms appraisers.
ton Woodrow Wilson was a professor B aid.
What Color la a Dandelion?
What color is a dandelion? That
question led Richard Jeffries a search
through si lence, art and nature, and
Ids essay ends with the dismal wail,
"There are a million books, and yet
with all their aid 1 cannot tell the color
of the May dandelion." The nearest
lie could come to it was to say "yellow-
gold-orange,” which string of words
suggests the gypsy name for this flow
er. “Queen's great hairy dog flower."
It is sensitive In its coloring, absorb
ing from its neighbor and changing
with climatic conditions. But no mat
ter what one calls Its color It is em
blazoned on the minds of tile majority
as “golden." and In this ease the ma
jority rules. It Is spring's largess,
scattered with lavish hand to rich and
poor, as welcome In many cases ns If
It were the real five dollar piece which
It so nearly resembles, and the first
dandelion will always touch the heart
In mrn-h the same manner ns the first
robin's note.«.—Sarah Graham Morri
son in Countryside Magazine.
His First Taste of Discipline.
Admiral Jotiett, probably one of the
Jolllest sendogs our navy ever knew,
once told an amusing story of Ills early
days ns n cadet.
"I was a sociable youngster," he says,
"and when I Went to my first assign
ment, the Independence. and saw the
stars mid stripes flouting over it I re
membered my mother had taught me
Hint my first duty was to tile flag, so I
attempted some conversation on this
line with the executive officer who had
received me when I came on board and
who was one of the strictest discipli
narians in the navy of that day.
“ 'Silence, sir!’ lie roared at my first
question, his face red with anger. 'Si
lence, sir! Who gave you permission
to speak? Let me hear only six words
from you, sir, while you are on this
ship—“port,” “starboard." "yes, sir,”
and “no, sir.” ’
“And tills was my first discipline in
the navy.”
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Once more the great clock of years has gone slowly round
and the gilded hands point to' the red letters on the
face of time and we read,
July Fourth, 1915
We point with pride to our immense stock of General
Merchandise and thank the public for their liberal patron-
age and assure you, one and all, that we are in better
position to serve you than ever before, for
The World is Growing Better
of jurisprudence and international law
MARRIAGE LICENSES
in that university and in 1898 he pub
lished a condensed history of all the
James T. Baker and Nettie Hopkins.
governments of the world under the I I’aul Ericson and Thelma E. Burger.
simple little title "The State,” which
Frederick C. Holibaugh and Cecelia
has been since used in Yale and other F. Hurley.
universities as a standard textbook.
George Loney Stineoaugh and Adele
As one of our exchanges remarks it j E. Beaulien.
is a book that should be in the home
A. M. Barkley and Ellen McKay.
of every American citizen. Now is a
Herbert
George Launspach and Al-
particularly good time to read it, or to
re-read it, if by chance you were so faretta Garrettson.
fortunate as to have studied it in your
Frank Longwell and Jennie Thu's-
earlier years. The chapters on the ton.
governments of England, France anil
German Colors.
Jule3 F. Cole and Ella Mae James.
The German flag would be n rain
Germany will give a better idea of the
John McNobb and Pearl Sheppard.
PHONE 112
bow If It included all the colors of the
con iitions which led up to the present
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! various kingdoms, principalities
upheaval of Europe than almost any
of the German empire,
other available book because it was Big had Gpe.i
Ui.ier Enlarg states
black and white and the eagle in
written in times of peace when such
German flag are Prussian, and in
ed Homestead Ad
questions could be calmly and impar
staff head cornel' is ,the canton, black,
tially analyzed.—Salem Journal
white and red representative of the
North German confederacy, which was
(The appointment of Mr. Lansing as
Washington, D. C., June 30- Secre established in 181,7. The colors of Ba
Secret ay of State has been made per
tary of the Interior Lane has issued an
manent since the above was written order increasing the area under the-tn- varia are blue and white; Hanover,
yellow and white; Saxony, white and
and with two such authorities as Pres
larged homestead act in Oregon by green: Wurttemburg, black and red;
ident Wilson and Mr. Lansing, ♦ his
120,000 acres. These lands are in the Mccklenburg-Strelitz. red and yellow
government is well equipped to hold
eastern and central parts of the state, and blue; Brunswick, blue and yellow;
its own in any legal squabble ihat ¡nay
principally in Harney, Crook and Baker Saxe-Coburg Gotha, green and white;
arise. Editor)
Schaumburg-Lippe, blue, red and white.
counties.
The colors of Waldeck are black, red j
-♦tr*——
and yellow; Ponierauia. blue and
A Timely Warning
white; Bailen, red anil yellow; Hesse,
Steel Mills Kept Busy
red and white; Hanover, yellow and i
white.—Washington Star.
The government health service has
Pittsburg, June 30 Steel mills in the
issued a circular in which there is the
Light and the Skin.
Pittsburg district have received wi hin
When rays of light fall upon the skin j
statement that ten thousand consum; - thu last few di
days orders for projectile of our bodies, which is traiisl 1,-euL the
lives annually come West to die. It steel which
aggregate 75,000 tons, greater purt of them lire arrested, some
estimates the consumptive population Early in the year
sieel of this grade by one layer of the skin, some by nil-
of Western Texas Hnd New Mexico at '
was offered at $31 a ton, but latest other, and still others are not stopped
fifty thousand.
The circular gives
•ales are said to have been made at until they have penetnitisl the subcu
warning against consumptives in ad $38.
taneous tissues. This arrest of the
vanced stages going to that section of
Tinplate mills in the district are also light rays produces radiant heat, which
the euuutry, the altitude and dust and
receiving foreign orders for quick de Ims a higher penetrating power than
the long journey b -ing against the I
livery, enough having been booked, it convection heat ns generated by a hot
chimes for prolonging life. The means,
water bag or poultice, for instance.
is reported, to keep mills in operation
E.
Titus In an address before the
f r taking care of consumptives aie
the remainder of the year.
Illuminating Engineering society sal.l
g eater than over before tn the older'
that such heat penetrated two inches
section« of ihe country where sanitari i
or
more, while convection lu-at was ex-
i. .« nave b < n established and the out .
Sfa.’e H/as to 3lamc
cited principally on the surface.
a.' >r cure is administered. Much is be- '
This Is why electric light baths mid
I ,g done to stamp out the disease
sun baths are so stimulating to the or
The state threatens to sue those who gans of elimination, especially the skill
which has sent so many to the far
West and Southwest to «ndufe hard- did not pav full maximum insur. nee ami kidneys, anil so beneficial In so
Exposition Saie^i-.e, Visitors A -n.i
shi) s of travel and change, the lack of r ites to the defunct mutual fire insut- many diseases. New York World.
funds, only to have death hastened. It iinee companies at Salem
Prices end Pc;ty ¿ xtcrLon
King Charles’ Maca.
person« who
is a timelv warning the government ¡ 'I hese unfortunate
During
the
late
laird
I'evl'a
tenure
of
health service issues and it augnt to b< thought they ha I insured their propel*
heeded.
ty are in turn threatening to sue t) e the s|a*akership he v. as Informed that
The Officia! F.xpc: f ea ‘ C ! E-»reati w.’Il withrut
givi» all information ns U>
iq» tir.vni bouses n:id ilvnr4
officers of the e irpora'ions that fail. <1. the tunee orderet! out of tin* bouse of
commons by Cromwell had been dis-
ernie aecoinniodniions hi »:•. rn e « provide them on arri*. :*l
They cannot sue the stale, out that covertsl hi Jamaica. On inquiry the in
Cut (iai s in Itade
ties of any niinilter at anj price di cd tn in $1 a day upward
is where the blame lies as State Insur formation proved to be false, but It
I
modem hotels with every known con\vniein e.
ance Commissioner, Ferguson reported was found that Jamaica at one tfl'ne
The Exposition li»»;<<
is an otllclal activity of the '
the
Horticultural
Eire
Rv
i
T
Co.
sound
possessed a mace presented by Charles
Since the first of the year the out
raelfle International Exposition, inn is condii- ted with the co-op«»!;« n».,
II.. whb-li. like tile earber maces uscii
side world has paid down I.ere a hun in July 1913.
and assistance of a coin; li . ut of representative hotel men of San I’.an
nt Westminster, has vanished. In 11177
dred million in gold.
cist o. Oakland and I’.erke.’ey
Jamni.'ii was over« helm. <1 by an carili
liie bureau «an be of mor - dire, t as Stance to you anti others who
This has been on top of many hun
Home Made “Lgan" Juice quake, and among many public build
Intend visitila, the E:;pc>-:tioii if you will indicate:
dreds of millions of merchandise ship-
Ings engulf, d at Port Royal was par
First.—Whether you desire bo.e! < r apartment house a comniodatiuiw.
lied to u< an I many hundreds of mil
liament bous... With the wreck disap
Swond.—If hotel, whether European or American plan.
lions more of American stocks and ! Take clean, fresh ripe loganberries peared King Charles' mace. Lomton
Third.—When you will arrive.
boiuls sohl here against the prodigious an I heat to the boiling point with just Spectator.
Fourth.— Probable length of st y.
enough water to keep from burning;
foreign purchases made fron tis.
Fifth.—The number in y..ur pnrty.
Th«
Clarity
of
Macaulay.
Sixth.—The maximum ripe you v 'll pny.
Ami yet the nations atiro .d, th< se at remove from the fire at .■ncemu! stni i
"Macaulay never wrote an obscure
With this information the bureiiu will furnish the nnmo« of s num
war and those ut pence find no way to through a co use sack. Take the ju ce sentence la Ills Hie." said John Morley,
l»er of hotels, rooming or :i "Hi. ent houses meeting your re luiremeut».
stop the downward crash of foreign ex sweeten with three pounds of sugar to ami this is partly due to Ills exact use
and from this list you can make a 1 tier selection.
each gulloi, s-t back on the »love aid of words There 1» never any doubt
change.
Address the Otlicial Exin>sitloii Hotel Bureau. Flannery Bu’ltliug.
again heat to the boiling point, not let about Ills meaning. Macaulay liegan
This means nothing less than that,
San Francisco, <’al
ting it boil. I’our into ready cleaned the use of l.atiu words at an early
with all the go.als, with all the securi
and heated bottles an I seal immediate age When four and n half years ohl
ties and all the gold they are rushing
1LLIONS of Amer! an i'biiii;st< rs will profit by heir «nr ner aca
ly. C untnon s.ala or pop bottles are lie was asked If he had got over the
to us, they cannot clear our bills)
tlons tills year, far . Ith 'heir parents they vvi.l it > k to the great
! good for thi» purpo« ie, to be corked too.liaehc. to which question enme thia
against t"ein anything like as fast as
Panama 1'iieific International dxp sitlon nt San Fiancls <>. iteul'.z
«•le.1 with p traffio?; or. gla«» reply: "The agony Is abated."—J. F.
they are running them up.
lug that the coming generntl n is Interested in ti e vvi ;■ lerful ex
j->rs scale I in the u.ual a - ay. Rhode« In "Historical Essays."
hlblts and the general beauty of the Ex >-!t;on. the H ;;m it'on d re. to s mu le
This has nearly al' happened .“. y
I'l* i • • .ij . i.
’« then set away in a
u strenuous campaign for the nc p.'sftl u of the greatest hl“' >r, rell in Amer
Hit Luck.
thio iph our “:i v tiro« I o. ■ <«.- uil< cool ••il i *v pl <
»V i -re it will k >ep
lea. tin1 Liberty Bell, and today that treasured emblem of the birth of r'.e i i
Tom I wish that I had Alfred's
to give Us a 11 ail b l It • ■ b i im- I - 1 i a I.< g I m
A* nen wan e.l for gi o.l hick. Di. k So he's generally
t Ion's Independence Is lieing prepared for its long trans ontlnei la; Journey
cal Vvar via. ng wi.u t* is imitl, f . . U . i» »imply p Mr d from
The Liberty Bell will leave I hil.idelplini Inly 5 and. inn! : g »bort »:<>•>*
th
lm !.; ? Tom Lucky! If he walked
more than a billion dollars.
bottles, diluted I > taste. aid it is out of the window in his sleep at dead
throughout many parts of the co .iitry. «Ill rea h San I'rancls .< on the even
Ami imw t e arms and ammunitii n th-n u fit drink for a prin
Ing of July HI. The greatest pittri le elehration In the history of the west
Don’t of night there would be another man
start io go out in heavy-laden ships, in let your surp u« beriie« g > t > wa e going by below carrying a feather lied.
will l>e held in Sun Fran, !«< o on July 17 l.very man. wonr.n ivd child should
see this glorious demonstration It will l>e an event to l>e remembered by chil
many fl, ets. in gulden argosirs stream if you like a g.xxl •oft drink. Mak.» . - Exchange.
dren during their whole lives.
ing u< loss the si as.
a me of them into juice for table
The city com.<11 of Philadelphia. wbi li at first opposed sending the t ell tc
A Hint.
Enomioua as is this growth of Amer u«e.
San Francisco. fearing that the wldeni ig o' the « rack that appeared in it r
Stupid Professor Ml»« Clara, decline
ican trade balance, even more m)s>rl-
♦ — •
century ago might Is* greatly im r< :'«e<i. finally appropriated $ ; >.o ki to covet
the noun matrimony
Pretty Pupil —
ant is the itetaly «s aldishn.ent < f li«w
How can I decline It, professor, until
the expense of transporting and sa -zriir'lhig the creat relic across the con
iidistrie- 'e u for th, marufacture at
tinent
In appreciation of this a.el -n
o.t-»• school . hildien of California
I've had some proposals? Baltimore
homi of sriicus heitlufor impor'-
have |..filed in a petition thanking I'Lil. lelplna for allowing the famous treas
Anierl. an.
e<l.
ure io be sent to the Exposition
1 lie linn, i net ni< nt that millio is ale
A Stayer.
\ 'pe lai train will a' v the grc. t • atl nil r’lle to San Fram-tseo, with an
"Misi Gabber Is gifted with a sixth
bei* g i vi ste,i ii th - e«'abln-hment uf
e«<->rt of twenty 'our me t' ers of the -e'e. t and common council« of I’lilla-
seii-e "
d<< ii.i A nntiib. i of d -''u- -.I.!, < ■ s will a . omnnny tin I ell.
facui’i, a i" the littsburg dls.rit'l r, r
"And what is It. pray?"
th- munuiactur. uf various chemi,al
Bo 3 rrd Pencils,
"Inexhaustibility ” Buffalo Expresa.
ula State building, w'dch I- a le: hn
Boys arc like pcmdls They need to
pr-aiuciM requisite to the iislustries i f
the i ell tirsi |*c led out Its mes-mue of liberty. Tills most revered h stoiUe
this country, but prwiously imjiortid, be sharpen'd and pushed before they
relic of the nation vv III I« pin <*d in a monster vault and guarded by a special
Those who are greedy of praise prove
is but one step in this great move will make their mark. Youth’s Com- that they are ;«>or In merit. Plutarch.
detachment of Exposition guards, who will see that no harm befalls it.
pa
nlou.
ment.
Just received a car of Pure white and Drifted Snow Flour
We also handle a number cf ether brandr, all gua»an
teed. Feed and gr¿ in a spec'a’ty.
Taylor - Williams Co
The Peonie’s Store
Jacksonville
Oregon
Comes But Once a l eur!
..linen 1’1
tlri-M ©.'! KC F£E.
riuui-M. -..i..*.< ...
1 i « v) yr!g!it.«r*'gi»-
I-! •••!. St-litl f
CH
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for the rest of the year:
D. SWiyV & CO.
PATEflT LAWYERS,
303S:vc h Ct., Wr.shlnctgn, D. C.
Ashland, July 6--16
Music, Lectures, Entertainment, Instruction. Fine
camping, Fine program.
You’d have the time of your life
Wrice for printed matter.
: he only way to
get the
genuine
New Nome
Sewing Machine £
u to buy the machine
whh the name NEW
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on the arm
and in the legs.
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T’.is machine is
Mi.rrur.ted for all
tLae.
G ?\J ct’icr ! 3 it
I i’.’oct'-.cr ; 'pod
Rj K u.
Machine Company,
ORANGE,
MASS.
LECAL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Lease.
Mortgages.
Bill of Sale,
Agreements.
W arranty Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds.
(. hattel Mortgage.
Ack now ledgements,
Real Estate ontract.
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Noticp Quartz.
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
R >ii E it it i A; > in C» r-ut.
Notice Application for Liquor License
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
other blanks as fast as possible unti
the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice
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