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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1915)
Jacksonville Post E. E. Oman of Medford was a recent Yon can find a Njtary Public at tl.i BUSINESS ORI s. v.sitor in this city. office. nil i Be is , .Inde- - .■ Judge Prim was a rec-.-nt -vt ,it <r in 'I lie'lf.irnum & B iiley c-rcus is*billed S. Vol SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1915. to exhibit at MeJford, Aug. 22. Medxotd. GUS NEWBURY li. Britt; pe.-idenlly. I). H. Cronemiller soent Monday m Attorney Roberta of Medford trans monti June Attorney-at-Law Midtoid. LOCAL NEWS acted business in this city Tuesday. . min h; longi- Mrs. J. Reter w"s a visitor ut.Mnl- . west. Andrew Jeldnesa of the Blue Ledge Washington, July 15 Antiia'. d'pl .- * * ____ - ' Pit.eti.se in All Courts in the.State inatic representations that Amerienn Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ulrich were visi country was a recent visitor in this ford Wednesday. OREGON. city. All work must be spot cash at W. exports of w.- >• -nuniti ns t > ti; ■ :i ! < - L) • Maximum Mini n; tors at Medford Thursday evening. | have attained dimensi- i - e: I 'ei i g Mary Bagshaw and Cliff Dunnington R. Sparks in 1915. J. W. Bybee was transacted busi 1 were visitors in Medford Wednes lay Chauncey Florey was at MeJford the neutrality . f the I'; ited S: ite li ;■ e •> ness in this city Thursday evening. : beeu under consi lir:i ‘ . : >n the st.re evening. Tuesday afternoon. I). W. BAGSHAW - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanseii visited I department since J i ' j - 1. b it the reply . i The Telephone exchange has been Raloh Jennings of Runcorn was a frihndi at Medford Monday evening. j has not yet been dete-rininJd < .i 1 he Attorney at Law I delivering new directories to its patrons ' recent visitor in this city. The Jacksonville Brick & Tile Co. I Austrian note d. live JtoAmb.ie, ,..r this week. Chas. Hansen l as returned from a ! Benfield on J . -2)i sotmiy rt hi . ic and . conveyancer -t:. /: e- shipped several carloads of brick this School meeting July 26. Came out trip to Klamath Falls. week. | ported, however, in 1 .st nip Lt'; i -ws ■ .03 and vote for Sanitary Equipment for ! Dan Fleming of Whiskey Peak was dispatches fi >:u V.ji.r . v.a Am iterd m. (’’:•<• with Jacksonville Post. Miss Inez Damon of Medford spent the school house. . . ,. . ? a recent visitor in this city. and London. several days this week visitir.g friends JACK ‘ »WILLE. - OREGON Street commissioner Norris has been "Nie Austrian n t <--.nten< that war Chas. H. Basye went over to Med in this city. t I O’- . repairing a couple of bridges crossing fold to view the Liberty Bell. exports as “a proceeding < the p:-es. Miss Anna Broad of the Medford Dairy creek, this week. i Mrs. Hal Harrington and Joe Norris ent war are n t in cor o-tanc.' with he . hospital, spent Tuesday with her moth II. K. If <NNA defi'titi-m of neutrality." FOR RENT—The Norling house, were recent visitors at Ashland. er m this city. It adds that it would be quite suffi-! on Oregon street. Apply to D. W. Joe Mayham of Eagle Point transac cient to advise the enemies of Au-tiia- ‘ Sheriff Singler and Deputy Wilson Bagshaw, this office- Lawyer ted business in town Monday. were transacting business at Medford Hungary and Germany that sapply of B. M. Collins who was injured by a Monday afternoon. Are you a subscriber to the Post? foodstuffs and war ma' in's would be ’ ¿j >lli ■ ;.n .Bank of Jacksonville Building sky rocket at Palmer creek July 3, is ' • .':i< .... Mrs. Dave Duncan and sister Gypsy recovering rapidly and will retain ti e If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. suspended if legitimate trade in these OREGON JACKSONVILLE. Mrs. Amy Dow of this city is atten articles between Americans an I u- ■1 Johnston spent the past week visiting sight of the injured eye. I h . friends in this city. ding the exposition at San Francisco, tral countries was not permitte :-.5 Arthur Anderson a fo-mer resident German officials have recently e- was a busi- B. F. Mt. key of Medford A number of persons from this city of this valley is reported fatally injur DR. T. T. SHAW went over to Medford Thursday night ed in an auto accident which Occurred ness visitor at the court ho ise Mon- clared the United Suites fully wi Inn JS . t ■ « 1 » its rigii s as a neutral tti selling war to see the Liberty Bell. day. I ai Santa Cruz, Cal., July 9. exports to th - allies. .;i Uncle Billv Cameron, of Uniontown The local baseball team will play at The Mail Tribunp in its local column State department officials do not re Sa.ur- Tolo, to-morrow. Better go along if i * Wednesday evening reports an auto was a business visitor in town gard the Austrian communication in Temperature— mean max. 79: 1; mean I ling, C iliform.i St. you can and encourage the boys, “speeding on North Riverside at 295 day. ■ the nature of a protest and ; re n it yet mir. 16:96; mean 63:0}; Max. 99 on .30, D. H. Cro lemiller spent several days certain that it requires an answer. .inimuin, I1, on 3,. Greatest daily r . Miss Margery Erskine of Flounce ! miles an hour.” Gee,' that’s going Upstairs tiisweek visiting frien is at Montague Nothing was made public hi - about range. ¡2. Total precipitation .03 j Rock, who had been visiting in this some. city returned to her home Tuesday. inches. Great -st in 21 hours. 0.03 in , JACKSONVILLE ■*«.0 communication, >• -in! OREGÔN W. I. McIntire and party returned C.l. E. S. Wilson and wife left Wednes cause of its origination in Austri i. • 1 10. Num tier of days witli .01 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Gardner from their camping and fishing trip or Tii-v regarded il as npp irer.t v o ■ i <-ii o. more pr. cipitation, 1, clear, spent Sunday at Ashland visitir.g fhe Applegate Friday and that they day for a visit to the fair at Sail Fran- ■> friends and attending Chautauqua. emana'. f f were some fishermen was evident by I cisco. Mr. and Mrs. James Cronemiller i ffleet without collaboration v. ith B. . - Oliver Harbough, the oldest man in the fine trout they brought back. Till- ■! 'I f -c i it ail I op,I y the terms} Jackson county spent Monday visiting By a recent order of the postofficc were visitors at Medfoid Tuesday at- lin. ol'ti ('ONTINENTAI. MORTGAGE. friends and transacting business at department the size of packages al ' ternoon. COMPANY you can secure it at 6‘! rver Medford. for v g.»l purpose i n approved real lowed to be mailed by parcel post has Mr. and Mrs. J. Robbins of MeJford ■ i 1 rmsea v. tell ns your wants H. M. Parks of Salem, director of I been raised from 72 inches girth and ’ Visited fiiends in this city Sunday af- mid we will co-operate "with you. the State Mining Bureau is inspecting le.’.gth measurement to 84 inches. I ternoon. A COMPANY » This trip of the Liberty Bell will cov some of the mines in this vicinity this Mr. and Mrs. W. I. McIntire, Mrs. Clilf Dunnin^ton and Roy Ulrich : : : ;:t: tin uenvek .COM>. er 84 M miles. The ' 'tie week. Ryan, Joe McIntire, Dan Ragshaw and made a trip to Eagle Point Saturday I WIS to St. bell ha 1 been previously was The county court is advertising for J >hn Ryan drove to the sulphur spring afternoon. Louis, in 1904, when ov.-rdiv -it s the construction of about a mile and a on Little Applegate Monday where Leslie Stansell and Chaunce.v Florey it traveled about 2930 n>ib. s. half of road in the vicinity of Crater they spent the week camping and fish- were at Steamboat Saturday evening The first of the patriotic pilgrimage» Lake. > >?• and Sunday. m ide by the I.ell was in 1- 5 when it A party was given at the M. E. par- The ball game at Ruch Sunday be Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Smitn left Mon was taker from Philadelnhia to the tween Pqlmer creek and Missouri Flat "inage Friday evening in honor of the day for a visit to the Exposition at World's Industrial Cotton t xp iti>.n teams resulted in a victory for Palmer I irthday anniversaries of Rev. and San Francisco. at New Crl -ans. N : t it wii’ taken Mrs. A. Coslet. A number of persons Cteek. Score 11 to <1 t> the World's Columbi in ext on this Get your stationery printed at Goods .11 F tps . Prices Right. Mary Bagshaw, Minnie Kelly, Louise vzere preseht and a pleasant evening office. Our work is guaranteed and a" Chicago in 1893; t > Atlanta in 1895; Ensele, Jewell Bailey, Ekron Gall, and pent. to Charleston in 19 1 to Ini A full l i of the f grocerie . confections, nuts, fresh fruits. our pric»s are right. Mary Ragshaw and Louise Ensele Mrs. Hal Harrington were visitors in Cigars and .’obacco, 1 1 ■ t he 1 - expect to leave on the evening train Medford Saturday night. versar.v of the battle of I'/iil.er II: , tonight for Hoquiam and other points Cal! and sec us »nd in 1304 to the expo /.ion '. The True Philosopher. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Polley of Med i.i Washington state, where they will con- Louis. The true philosopher makes a ford and daughter Mrs. J. J. Boland spend a month visiting relatives and siderable to do over tils love of and his ---------- —-—- of Weed, Cal. spent Thursday with search for knowledge. But If he is a friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reter of this city. Special School It'ddirg The case of Rullock Mercantile Ag- truly wise philosopher nnd If he values A number of Jacksonville people ency vs J. F. Miller of Talent, w s his reputation he will stop safely short of ever acquiring exact information have attended the Chautauqua at Ash tried out in the Justice Court here Fri- Exact Information is fatal to the philo land this week and report that the pro day. Evidence was submitted but sophical temperament. A philosopher gram was good and the attendance 1 Judge Dox reserved his decision until is a man who can make solemn nnd large. profound remarks about any matter next week. Martin L. Porter and Mary J Rob All county road work, excepting that whatsoever without knowing anything about It. Ad soon nd he learns some- inson of Medford were united in mar being done with funis from the bond riage at the residence of the officiating issue, has been discontinued for the thing■hbotit a matter lie is to that ex c:erg man,_Jtev. Harry Tucker, Sun present owing to lack of money, there tent excluded from plilldsdpl'lr.ing about It. lie Is no longer a pure plill day. being but about 15000. available at thi- osopher; he Is now part scientist. This for 2) cants or two hard dimes An Italian was arrested at Gold Hill, time. Later on, when the second half explains why there are so few promi Sunday afternoon charged with the of the taxes are paid work will be re nent and prosperous philosophers these \l l> . ig’i we do not -pend our coin on pink handbills or exten days. With the vast development of theft of a horse in Siskiyou county, sumed. sive newspaper advertising, yet; our menus of eoiuiiiunli-atlon. the mui )f8 California. The sheriff of that county While working in the Opp mine, this tlpllcntlon of Looks and newspapers 'll ; I r NOW, p'-i •<! as low a< any in Jackson County are tick came after the man Tuesday after- morning. George Schumpt had the mis nnd tile obtrusive n ss of reformers. It eted on every article in our store; h -on, fortune of breaking his leg. The tun Is almo-t Impossible to get through the —All we a l: i.i an op n mind and -'ne fair trial. Mrs. C. C. Shaw bf Gold Hill, a for nel in which he was working, caved in, world without pl'klng up a great deni mer resident of this city left Medford the rock fallng on his leg, forcing the of correct information, and come Cordially yours, Tuesday for a visit to her parents at bone out through the fleshy part of the quently It is well nigh impossible to be /If Li? C jr:h?s Co'nmbia, Missouri. She will be join leg. Fortunately a doctor was close n philosopher —Life. ■ ed at San Francisco by her sister Miss at hand. That "Dead Man ’ s Chest. ” Nellie Collins. The rendering of the tirst line of Mrs. Julia E. Beekman, Miss Carrie CHRISTIAN SCI NCE The Royal Neighbors of America immortal song as ’‘Fifteen Beekman and B. B. Beekman left Mon Stevenson's men on a dead man s chest” spoils the held their regular meeting at the home day evening for Portlan 1 where they significance of the phrase, writes a Si rvicea h ■ . i v - . of Mrs. Broad, Tuesday afternoon. Af expect to remain a short tim>. Later correspondent. License Is permitted at 11 o’clock in I. 0. ter the close of the business session a on they expect to visit points in North to poets, but no fifteen men could ever Everybody welco dainty lunch was served by the hostess ern Washington and in British Colum find room on the chest of any in n and an hour spent in social converse. bia and Alberta. They will return dead or alive, unless they were I.llll putlans oil the top of il Gulliver. The Mr. and Mrs H. K. Hanna enter about October 1st METHODIST actual phrase is “the Dead Man’s tained a few friends at dinner Thurs -li. The Table Rock correspondent of Chest." which Is the mime of one m Sunday School e r Sin IV a** day evening, the Occasion being the an the Me ltord Sun in a recent communi the Virgin Islands, lying to the east o o ’ clock W. G. Cai Ini . n >t. niversary of Mr. Hanna’s birthday. cation to that paper speaks of the Porto Hico It is said that when Co ■ • , Mr. and Mrs. Chris U|rich, Mr. and Jacksot ville ball team in flattering luinbus itlsrove ’ed the group lie named worn ;ip at 11 a. -n. e i h Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw, and Mr. Emil terms. That’s all right brother: tl e them after St. Ursula and some of ti -I f -urth Sunday of the m < .' «urf- C 7:3 1 eve y S in 11 r . i hb r- Britt were present. boys are gentlemen at home and we mythical vlr. In*. but tin* English hue meeting ivery lirit url th i cancers ri Ini• teni-il tin m In hom diei FOR SALE—TIMBER LAND. —I have are glad to know that they conduct terms, such as "Dutt liman's Cap.’ ll a. m. IL C. (ia! p- •’ i when "Etoken i Jerusalem.” "Rum island’ ■r m-.-itin,.' I hurt io. .v i gentlemen for sale at a bargain, four tracts of themselves like (Veek-End R und Trip Excursion Fares timber, totalling 6)0 acres, all in t! e abroad. and "The I.end Mun's Chest." Kings . he public is invite.' 11 ntt ley refers to the niatlir in the first vol same region, for sale at a bargain if -ervi-eo A. i.'o.il.t P i i<-r It is reported that commissioners taken at once. Land is located in Leever and M adden have agreed to unic of “At Last." and Stevenson in hot'1!», rates, etc. knowledgcd. in his in count of "Trens A tk Douglas county and is worth double abandon tne route they had decide! on ure Island." that he hod llftisl tin Call Com. y the price asked. Apply to I) . W. f >r<he Pacific Highway between Cen phrase from the older novelist's pages Bagshaw, Jacksonville, Oregon. tral Point and Tolo and will agree to —Manchester Guardian A vii'.t e the rt, Slate - f Wm. Hanley of Harney county who building the road on the route advocat Hcvr to Qharnon Your Knifo. ran for U. S. Senator on the Bull ed by Judge TouVelle, Engineer Can In the Woman's Home Companion Moose ticket at the last election, was tine and others, thus eliminating Sev i th held to be in contempt of court at Port er I railroad crossings and five or six a contributor gives boys the following advice us to In'«' to keep their ktilve* land, Monday on account of viola’ions short curves. shiirpeiicJ: of a former court order limiting his Mr. Mah >ney gave a social dance in "Few Ixi.vs who iindi rtntie to sharp right to erect dams and use water of Orth’s hall, Friday night. Th- m i«ie en n knife h ,ve nti.v grent diflii ulty In the Silvies river in Harney county. tn ' h / > on < ertain d«.t s was furnish ■! by the ’’Jacksonville Or getting n sullicleiitly In-en edge, it H -r A school meeting will likely b • called chestra," an organix ition composed of In keeping this edge that the trouble 1'..-» 1» dm- to holding the soon to vote on the question whether V »'Illg men of the loan who have been nil-<- ................. knife bln !e too tl.it when sh iriM iiing . red under the instruction of Mrs, Mahoney sanitary closets, lavatories, etc. shall "I.i tiohli: g ; the knife blade very list ÏJ1.'. I be installed at the public school house. for the past several months. This a stimi» eiki- • <-nn In- irndlly pr<Mlii<-ed. I K n I, w.is the first appearance of the orches As the contemplated improv -ment wiil verv thin that It Is easily I ut Is •»> () os’tiens Stop-ovc is A ’ Cost some eight or nine hundred dollars tra in : ubl c ad it is -ai I the boa s bn »'.ten mi 1 the blade is marred by acquitted thcl»»elve» very creditably. the directo-s prefer that an expr ission Jnrs 1 ulcks "TLe u.i-n w ho nre employed In fac of the wishes of the taxpayers be had The performers la-»t night w< re: piaro, Th oroposed improvement is ne,-i ri Mrs. Mah ney; violin. Will fi-dt; tories to Hhurpvti the la-st grade of r- a i) there is no good reason why it I clarinet, Jim Francis: cornet; Dive knives hold the blade nt Uli angle of r ho ,'d not receive thesupp»rt of a ma- Uronem.ller; trombone, Dan B •gs'awr alsnit L* 'iegria-s ami really sbarpi-n "Vo H,d City J-»n Ct' j - i y of the school voters. Many of and drums, Norman < rommie, Mrs. i.i.ly tile cni''' g i-ilge Itself. I Ins get ujiirrbil. Km nit tli-sl b-titi-s tin- bl ide la-hlnd the 1 i’ vj’ers have installed sanitary 1 il- Mahoney ia . util, d to mu h ere lit for Inimi-dlate ie-li.t of eonfnet sufficiently It w|!| never rain - *». If "<• Ty taik-t fixtures in their homes and t'le . . inter st sne hai min fest-.-1 in thick mid strong to stand any ordinary John .M. S ott, G n. far». Agent, Portland. Oregon. more rose» we in t [hint more w y deny like convenience, to the c.iil- these boys and for her patient I bor in usage." dren at school? their instruction. “MONEY Gru NEW GOODS!! je!S onfe tionery, Notions, II MRS. HATTIE DENEFF A CUT IN PRICE ( IT Y DRUG STORE Oregon ’s CÄ Resort T w o W o r I d £ X ) o s i t i o n s OUTHERI PACi Fi J
