Jacksonville post., July 17, 1915, Image 2

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: JACKSONVILLE POSI
Official 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.
He Didn’t Blow
His Own Horn
By LOUISE B CUMMINGS.
To-morrow You’ll Profit By what
You Learn TO-DAY!
SATURDAY. JULY 17, 1915
One beauty of New England Is the
lakes set in among her hills. Ou a
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
still morning these bills are reflected
The Public is learning the lesson of False Economy by
fc,«
application.
! on the lakes, giving as perfect an
image as the original. 1 was sitting
We tremble to think of what old Doc one summer morning on the porch of
Dernburg will say about this country a cottage situuted on a point of land
overlooking one of these lakes admir­
when he writes that inevitable book.
ing the reflection in company with an
Item* of Interest to Jackson Coun’y
Bangl
There goes our perfectly old man who liad been born aud al­
good Grape Juice on the Chautauqua ways lived In the place. The trees bad
CIRCUIT COURT
been cut away before the steps, leav­
circuit.
ing open a path leading down to the
John A. Groves vs Paul G. Deuber
In speaking of Bryan as the "resign­
water and a vista revealing a narrow
Return of summons.
ing” Secretary one editor uses the ad patch on tlie opposite shore, in the cen­
Beatrice B. Hillearv vs E. A. Hil- jective of course as describing mere'y
ter of which was a small house. My
leary. Return of summons.
a temporary state.
i venerable companion gave me a story
Edward W. Sailer vs Knight & Page
Some of Mr. Bryan’s enemies are about tills place, the time being some
Affidavit and order.
and
will find it will
willing to credit him with good inten­ ' forty years before.
People who insist on
“Cyrus Copelaud lived In that house,
Louis Hilty et al, vs John F Frank­ tions.
lie Haiti, “when I was a youngster. II
pay to see our Big Line of High Class Merchandise before going
lin. Return of summons.
With 950,000,000 bushels of wheat had a wife and a daughter. Molly, the
Alice Eccleston vs Fred A. Eccles - "in sight” the Standard of American daughter, was as trim a girl as ever I
elswhere.
ton Affidavit and order for publica- breakfast flapjacks ought to be notice­ saw. 1 used to see her driving ber
A Complete Line of All Summer Goods at greatly reduced
i father’s cows to and from pasture, and
lion of summons.
able uplifted.
'
she
walked
ns
straight
as
a
soldier
James R. O’Brian vs S. S. Bullis et
Mexico is lucky to have an "Uncle”
prices and a cordial welcome awaits y ou'at
j boy. She wore her dresses not much be-
al. Return of summons.
who is willing, benevolently to help it i low tlie knee, but when 1 stood beside
Abijah Wines vs Iva F. Wines, Re- straighten out its troubles.
I her 1 noticed that she was pretty nigh
turn ef summons.
Some street railway men are talking I as tall as 1 was, and I was a grown
of a strike in a way to make one think I man.
NEW CASES
“There’s never been much to earn
they are desperately trying to discred­
around here. Nature designed ft for
it
their
own
cause.
Abijah Wines vs Iva E. Wines, Suit
summer recreation, and now we’re get­
Probably those ferocious Belgian wo­ ting city people and bungalows. Cope­
for divorce. Complaint filed.
F. H. Maxson vs Ashland Iron men and children referred to tn the laud died, leaving nothing to bis wife
Works, Action for recovery of pro- German White Book were as complete­ ■ind daughter, and his wife soon fol-
lowed him.
ly armed as the Lusitania.
perty.
I | “If you'll move a little this way
President
Wilson
declines
to
bo
led-
Bank of Commerce of Eugene, Ore­
you'll see another bouse—that yellow
gon, vs Ella F. Taylor. Action to re­ out into the flowery pastures of elocu one with a red roof, A mau lived
tion and circumlocution.
alone In that house—he had no wife—
cover money. Complaint filed.
Americans of foreign parentage are who took considerable interest In the
Pine Belt Banking Co. vs Samuel W.
Copeland family.
Ile’d seen Molly
Hudson. Suit to foreclose mortgage. said to read the best literature. How­
ever, the best sellers ate read by the grow up from child to woman, and
Complaint filed.
even when she was no more than four
prettiest girls.
teen years old she had kept this man—
COUNTY COURT
What a horrible choice is offered to Jim was his name—from thinking
Ashland Lumber Co. vs Lemuel N. Mexico—to be good; voluntarily or else about tiny woman, although he was
Nicholson, et al. Notice of lien filed. under compulsion! Ain’t it awful Ma­ past thirty at the time. After Cope­
laud died Jim spent his time inventing
In the matter of the estate of Mary bel.
Sp/ce of Li e
ways to make the widow and the girl
A. Barclay, deceased. Inventory and
Reports that Villa carnot read or
'.ale Curlasltl
think what he provided for them was
i leaiiy known about his
appraisement filed.
write are not upheld by the manner in their own, and they were not indebted
wh i.e.'liip. tils is s. . prl<ii", consid­
In the matter of the estate and guar­ which he seems to be informel of what to bint for IL This was no credit to
“A mar is soon forgotten after he’s ering lie is Midi n:i it resting subject.
dianship of R. F. Taylor, et al, minors. is going on and the promptnt ss in bint, seeing that lie had no one of his
dead,” said a speaker one evening. The blue or snip » o.'to.a «hale IS
which he expresses himself.
own to do for, and the only comfort
Ji t'L.I Li ODIlUllull 111
triMOR KO III
Report of sale of real property.
,.,g t.nlay. SpeC-
“Not if you marry his widow, guvnor,’’ the largest anima,
Tn . t-M.-iIKS, < ..
I uiyiaijlRh-iiii.
he
had
was
doing
it
for
them,
lie
1 I Teli. St illi .-ki ll
I ur I'ltuio. fui
A woman is always looking on tl e
In the matter of the estate of M. R.
y. Halt ntpract
F‘«E5 REPORT on
might have married one of them, but c.ied a voice from the crowd, Living­ liucu-t Imve measure.I eiplll.v-seve’.i feet
i< f e.v-'iiáively. E...
»ZKCES.
bright
sides
of
things,
especially
mir
­
in length, wlileli iu all probability
England & Co. insolvent debtors. As­
Seidl
2
celiti
H
r
ston
Lance.
•.p t for Invaluable book
be
didn't
want
tlie
widow.
She
was
< 'I .-QW . 0 C JTé... ■ I li’i't £^LL PATENTS,
weighed about scanty live tons. Odd­
signee’s second and final report filed. rors.
V. ili. il (>1. 4 V !| P't'.- 11 .V t I get ft partner,
too old, and Molly was too young for
pHei.t Lv.r and u...i •r valuable inlormaiion.
ly enough, irlliou;..h the mouth will
Order.
Will Mr. Bryan cas«y his peace pro- I him.
permit
twelve
men
to
stand
in
it
the
In the matter of the estate of Clara gramme to a logical conclusion and 1 "When the widow died Molly was
He This bread isn’t, like the kind throat is only nine Inches in diameter.
quit the Chautauqua circuit lest he of- twenty years old and Jim was forty- mi tiler makes. She 1 hope n it. '1 his
S. Birdseye. Petition filed.
PATENT LAWYERS.
These particular whales feed on mi­
two. He saw that some one would
303 Scven'.h Lt., Wesliintjton, D. C.
In the matter of the estate of Allan fer.d R iger Sullivan, Champ Clark and I have to take cure of her since she bread is fit to eat. —Baltimore Ameri­ nute shrimps about Ihrce-ipiarters ot
mi inch in length—and they probably
Smith, deceased. Receipt of residuary Vicotriano Huerta.
hadn't anytliliig to live on mid no one can.
never touch flsli while they can obtain
Still, one ventures to suspect that to tie to. And tlie worst of it was that
legatee and devisee filed.
these. From the inside of one of tliese
In the matter of the estate of Geo. the commoner will not turn the other Jim had told so many lies that she
whales five barrels of shrimps were
thought she was well fixed. After her
W. Isaacs, deceased. Petition for ci­ che.'k.
Hub (at breakfast)—I’ve got a bad taken. The sperm w líale possesses
mother
s
funeral
Jim
went
to
see
Mol
­
The
fact
that
a
man
resigns
because
tation to require executrix to render
head this morning. Wife -I’m sorry, spermaceti in li piiil form In the up­
of his devotion to peace does not ne - ly to have u talk. You see, it would
an account.
be hard for lilui to conceal milch long- dear. I do hope you’ll be able to shake per portion of its lieml. From one of
tlie
wlmles twenty barrels of sper-
In the mutter of the estate of Stew­ essarily prevent his resignation from er that lie was putting up nil the mon- it olf.- Boston Transcript
tnn eti were taken out of tlie “case."
art Patterson, deceased. Last will and stirring up a c m-.i.lerable rumpus.
ey for her mid the condition couldn't
This same type of whale also yields
Nothing has been said by Mr. Bryan continue Indefinitely, . There was ouly
testament tiled. Petition for appoint­
ambergris, that valuable substance
so far to indicate that 1916 looks so one way out of It. 1 Despite the differ-
ment of executor.
“.,.y barrel' has <[ it di cussing the used so extensively in the manufac­
euee In their tines, he must marry her. war.” “Way was that7 ’ "it was |
John Billings vs Mrs. Frank McKee. good to him as to demand his ur.devid-
ture of our best perfumes.
But how to break t4ie mutter to her i
ed attention.
his idea to size up his customers and
Automobile repair lion filed.
was a problem.
Resignations take place a > seldom in
A Lost Sea.
"Molly unintentionally helped him take sides a.cotiling.y but yesterday
American political life tlint they neces­ out.
he g e sea wrong four tiin_s.’’--Lou.s-
“One of the most curious experiences
sarily attract a great deal of alte -
I ever had," says James Oliver Cur-
"‘There's something. Uncle Jim'— villc Cuurier-Journ.d.
tion.
wood. tlie author, "occurred on my first
•lie'll loco usc.l li' t. illng him Uncle
!| *. he only way to
trip to James bay. the southern por­
Turkey is said ‘o rejoice that the Jim from a child—‘that I've always
tion
of
Hudson
bay.
We
reached
the
get the genuine
wished to knot!
Wlmt « is the iron-
Worth • (discussing
Woodburn, Or., July 15 -The pepper­ gunboat riceutl- sunk was o: e of its
bay Just at sunset. It happened that
.1 ■ Unit preyed on lather's rilud, mid.
.1
siou)
Wun,
there
mini in lustry promise* to grow into an own and not one of Germ tny’a.
I was the first to awaken in the morn­
I nni conviiiced. finally killed him?'
n l es p ins, Jatge
import mt one on the bottom lands in
The nati. n is fortunate th it can lini-
ing. mid when I crawled out of my
"Jim limln't the lie.irt to tt I h. r mill
3
1.
Id
su.inule,
pu
Ecwing Machine
this section of the valley. Glenn Parr, it its active hostilities to a local war il'ied to tra vllsli. hut she hung on mi l
tepee 1 gave a veil that roused the
e ’e won’t lend Tin eamp. The sen was gone! Not a sign
of Ulis city, hai three acres set to pe| - of words.
■ it III t lie told lit r Co, cl.in.I b ut h.ui
u to buy the machine
trouble with one Gwymie about u
of that vast grass grown dip in which
pcrnii.it on low ground and is waiting
In the presence of ro m.uh ilistin
with the name NEW
It had been. My first thought, anil a
for go d weather to cut it while it is in guished utterance of the June com­ u< rigage Gv,. n:.i' li.,d <n lil.-t p'.iee.
, HOM- l on the arm
natural one. was that I was out of my
bloom. The mint was planted in rows mencement the ".isay” h is nut had a Otic .lay Gwynne was found lieail It
was known Unit there had b en trim
I) and ia the legs.
-
.
"Where do you fini! the most mi e - hcid. Where had the sea gone? limi
2'.. feet apart mid will be cored like f ,ir chance.
'i* Let« ten him mid Copelmid. ant! abi-. of me:.?” e.'.co.im 'll l:.e exhorter, we really camped on Its shore the night
el over. Mr. Parr is building a distil*
W
This
machin«
i,
fi
before? I strained my eyes, but could
It is difficult just now to produce any Co, •. I: i.t| was ,,i i used of the minder feiVeiilly
"Yet tiun’t have tolled
lore, and will realiz i from 60 h> 80
M vurrar.lad for all [
'.it1 uelgli! ois tried to lyucli Ctq e
see nothing lint that dip speckled with
kind
of
a
iiplum.itic
note
which
may
him ” r<.s ouu.ii the mu i m lúe toio I, l>oo!s of water. I was In the company ■ f f lima.
pounds of oil to .he acre. It requires
i
.nd.
m
tl
Jim
1.1','Vo
them
olf.
not spoil the li.iimony.
wat m Weather to dtaw out the oil.
"N, thing t .ore was done about tliu o« , center, “Lehiti t i y 'imp an ■ tells of n Hudson bay factor at the time,
Fevi-r and cholera are adding their matter, but Ct pclmnl iivetl the rest of you ail ab.ait il. ” —Philadeli-hia Fui lie mid I turned to find him laughing. £ L’o oiher like it
-------♦ Æ«
powerful arguni i>t lor a speedy termi­ Ills life under a clow
the real
Then the explanation came
At this I I No o:her 4.- good
tt iifnerer nv«ci turned
nât mi o. tlie w ir.
point James bay was unusually shal­ Tii3 K'ii ¡¡olita
1*
"Wh- t does our party -t o d for?” . low. and nt low tide the sen dropped
"Jim told Molly tile
ORANGC, MASS.
aiiied
the
mach
ne
senator.
"You,
for
it us tnlhl us lie could
back seven miles! During the night it
. tie thing,” rep ied a raucous v -ice had actually left us seven miles 111-
he luid taken In the
/bf.
’
S
s
Ci
y
W ashington, July 15 According to a
didn't «ant to blow tils own horn, but irom the rear of the hai'. Phil d Iphia land."
report of the census bureau mail* pub­
it wasn't likely that Mody could have Record.
lived all these le.u. with.mt her father
lic today, the ratio of blmdn.ss tn Orc­
Japan First With Japanese.
gon shows s striking decre ise. in 1900
livery Japanese is a Japanese first,
I
Euge ie, Or., July 14—T. A. Lock­ ami mollnr letlUi;; her know that they
whatever else he may be se< oml. . lu We have on hand for sale the following
there were 219 blind pars ms in the wood. formerly city engiluer of Mc­ tell thankful to Jim for something.
Friend -This i< a nicestulio you
this unified patriotism they are incom­
state, which was a ratio i f (it). 2 per Minnville, uirest d in Ei.gvne yester- When he emne to the1 part where he Is the rent high? Ari.sc—I dm’
blanks viz:
had stood against the men that want­
parable. It extends even to the minor
1'10,000 imputation, In 1910 (he i uni­ ' day, charged wiili wrongfully remov­
ed to |ym li her father lie tried to make member.
affairs
of
life.
There
Is
no
Japanese,
Lease,
her of blind persons in the state was ing pit'll.c recori'.s from the city. It it appear of not much Imisirtance.
of high or low degree, who will admit
Mortgages,
297, but the ratio ha I dropped to 44 I t- said that Loekw >o I had a disagree-
"Molly Just threw her arms around
any fault of his country to a foreigner,
' ment with the city council
Bill of Sale,
per 190,000.
Tbs Meetial Button.
Ills neck and. crying hard. said: 'Vuele
however strict Ills censure m ty be
Peyote,
ks«wu
commercially
Jim,
1
know
as
mes-
Agreements.
psy
and
took
from
what
father
anil
the
recor
s
♦ A ♦
when talking to his friends. If there
mother luive said that what you diti cal, is a s]ncles of cactus grown lu are faults the Japanese conceal them.
W arranty Deeds,
brought them to Eugene. S
uorthcru
Mexico.
The
mescal
button.
was
of
the
greatest
importance,
but
Quit Claim Deeds,
SpTU/;
'• Henderson of Yamhill,
Elect lie
They never volunteer any information
they never told tin1 that It was. I can about one miti it half inches in illmn as to drawbacks, and they iiiwiiya have
t hattel Mortgage.
back to
see uovv that you acted the part of n'— iter. Is to the uniulti.ite.l disagreeable mi excuse for fal’u'.'cs
(Fron- o
tn ■ . ite. .
No condition
Acknov ledgements.
Vl.lv.
"Jim didn't bear any more for her tn both o.l >r mid taite. Although a tea mu mis ' in Japan whereby a f< rek’ner
Real Estate ontract.
sobs. Of course lie sympathized with is made ft-'in It. It Is more generally can learn from a Japanese of nnythhig
Location Notice —Placer,
her mid let her cry with her head ou caten in Its dry state, miti lias lien e lo the detriment of the country. The
istrici Vi itor
how are yeu bls shoulder. After
Location Notice— Quartz.
that It came easy bieii valliti "my whisky " Tlie effect
his
Fallout Not for him to explain to her that he had upon the user is differì ut from th t of statesmen will not tell yon anything.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
The
coolies
will
not
toll
you
anything.
m n’am. 1 he been putting up for her and her moth­ any other drug Tiie.e is trembling
R iil ¿i it j V f 11 ,i ’.ii • jot.
I've told han er. and It wouldn't l>e best for him to miti nausea, a sense t.f dual existence, They me un! < of concealment. Tin y
Notice Application for Liquor License
put the ■ • 1 "i e cn everythin!?. It Is
keep on doing It unless they were mar­ in some cases a delirium somewhat
pan first ultli them. Japan first al
Ac reasonable prices. Weintend adding
ried. Molly saw It In this light and simihir to tleilrium tremens, and an way . nti.l alwiivM a super-Japan -Sam
concluded she’d better take the old overestimation of nun—i. imites be i" I G. Iflythe In Satu slay Evening other blanks as fast as possible unti
ccmlng bouts mi.I hours long periods
chap."
the line is complete. Blanks of special
of time. The most extraoixlinary ef
"Who was Jim?" I asked.
Mrs. Waring ■
at langu ge do tbe
form printed to order at short notice
felt, however, is th' visual Imliucitia
"Jim? I'm Jim."
V. <’vod Alcohol.
B'Lians use. Pan".’ Mr. Waring—I
The i er at<. i
"1 see That account* for the modest tiens ami the effect up n tlie bear ug.
t • ■ i in h>h llina Hie
d 'li't kn w; b.it I know what language
i
i’ -t » I e'fc-tr effet I
part you have given yourself tn the Tlie liabituc ea, • vs "a re ui.tr I.al; !do fume« of
I' use if I Wer» a B ilg at'. —Puck
scopie
pl.
y
.
f
rio-
t
«
to
.
s.
•tory ”
o'i i h • i 'b ' i t i - V 'n b "' ten results
li u iv ' S *p
f r
- 111 tol l! >i I I; i rnbh' Ulin lo ss.
I learned from Jim's wife that his Un ill I sst'lll lit w of v|<¡ ci of li
t is that p'ct
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defen«e of Iter father was a remark- beauty, gniiio'* tir mal
Je
ADVERTISING BY THE
t a 'n ti n i
i
son has propoa-
'■ h ’l'olc n< t. Moreover, she told mo 1.1 li note ptislit. id on
Stran-«.
h it wcathir
e
accepted him? that from the time she Was old enough coinè■* a 111.1. i of a n
••ft*run -, Hili. - luí- i cn in life.
il
The colonel do. s not min.l those frac I
"ItiiJe-.!’ I t'VCIl
ven kt
kin« -i mnn who
seen me first, to know whit lore was she had cx-x notes w ill, li iip|c:r to
> “
Hi" ■
tu -ed ribs as much as fie does his shat­
preferred your ported and desired thnt she would be by a líalo oí color, puisatiug to the actually thinks his landlord Is a fine
general offices
uiu.sie."—Leslie's.
I hts wife.
NEW YORK ANO CHICAGO
fellow."- Exchange.
tered reputation os a rough rider.
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More in the End
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