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BUSINESS C ards . Weather Report. 103 in the sha le FriJay. You can find a Notary Public at this The Difference. utlic.' _ _ JVlayor Britt made a trip to Medford * Horman l'iai.-*Jir<4ii»>£.cU<'mlst of the this morning. Harry Lewis is in the App'egatj val Staudard oil company, who died (.US NEWBURYI Following is the report of U. S. Vol SATURDAY, JULY 24, 71915. worth *5.00<U8>U, made many millions unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Miss Flora Thompson visited friends ley this week. Attorney-at-Law _ at Medford Sunday. Mrs, G. R Harper was a recent vis for his employers by Ills utilization of Jacksonville, for month of June waste. r LOCAL NEWS Deer are reported to be plentiful in itor in Medford. In nil Interview In New York, dis- Latitude 42 deg. IS. min. north; longi Will Practise in All Courts »n the State the Applegate country. All work must be spot cash at W. cussing the discovery that turned eoul tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. MEDFORD, OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kubli, of Ap tar from a waste to a highly valuable George A. Oardner made a business R. Sparks in 1915. plegate were visitors in this city Tues Minimum ■ Maximum ' Date byproduct. Mr. Fritsch once said to a trip to Medford Friday. Gus Newbury of Medford was pt the day. reporter: 49 70 Mr and Mrs. Louis Ulrich visited court house Tuesday. "That one little change, that little 11 Miss Emma Wendt, who had been 1 41 70 friends at Medford Sunday. Wig Ashpale of Medford was a re chemical change, did it all. There is I2 40 visiting in Portland, returned home 76 Attorney at Law never more than a tiny difference,you 4 3 The Iowa society of the Rogue River cent visitor in thia city. 43 84 Tuesday. know, 1st ween a waste and a byprod ’ 89 49 Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Florey were 1 MOTAKY PUBLIC AND CONVKY.WI K Judge TouVelle and W. T. Grieve valley will picnic at Ashland, July 30. 91 52 uct, between wealth and poverty, be 6 I in Medford, S.iturJay evening. The thermometer was aroun 1 the i 7 81 54 made a trip to Crater La'te, first of tween success and failure. Office with Jacksonville Post. Harold Jacobs of the Applegrte vail* hundred mark several days this week. 49 77 the we“k. "Look, for example. Into some great 1 tí ' " ' i i 9 70 46 Are you a subscriber to the Post? ey was a visitor in town Tuesday. business office. Here Is a haggard 1 10 JACKSONVILLE. County Clerk Gardner was a busi - - OREGON 63 40 .03 W. T. Grieve was a business visitor man In his shirt sleeves oil a high stool 1 11 I 61 40 ness visitor at Medford, Tudsday aft If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. working for dear life—be checks the 12 at Medford Wednesday afternoon. 72 44 Uncle Billv Cameron, of Uniontown ernoon. 80 40 L. C. Applegate of Gold Hill trans cash. Then, lit n little glass office all ' 1 13 II. K. IIVNNA. I .. 1 Ira Kime, a welknown rancher of was a basin sss visitor in town Satur- by himself, look nt that other frock 14 83 50 day. acted business in Oils city Monday. 8Í 52 coated man leaning back In n tufted 15 Griffin creek transacted business in this 78 48 ■ i Stub Wilson made a busirtess trip to green leather armchair, smoking a ci , 16 FOR RENT—The Norling house, Lawyer city Wednesday 17 80 47 the head af Evans creek, this week. gar and reading the paper—he cashes 1 18 on Oregon street. Apply to I). W. 58 70 John Dunnington has leased the but- | Bagshaw, this office' Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building John Pern >11. of Applegate was a thè cheeks."—Boston Record. 19 72 42 cher shop to a man from Klamath ( 20 42 82 business visitor in this city Monday. Enos Conger has returned from a county, named Jones. 21 43 84 Eat'ng Asparagus. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON trip to the Panama Exposition and re Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jennings of 88 50 Mr. G. K. Chesterton does not like 22 Ex-Secretary W. J. Bryan Is sched I I * ports that the Fair is grand. 23 Ruce were recent visitors in this city. 90 48 the modern way of eating asparagus. uled to deliver an ad Iress at Medford 68 24 44 Mrs. Amelia A. Shaver died at her William Ulrich of Medford was a "Excluding ciinuiballsiu," he writes, 25 city park next week. 69 47 DR. T. T. SHAW home at Phoenix, Thursday July 22nd, business visitor in this city Wednes ■‘mid the habit of eating smid tnbout 26 73 47 . 1 • h W. R. Coleman Was in town Tues- which I can offer no opinion), there aged about 77 years. Funeral is being day’, 81 27 44 duy enroute to the mountains ill the held to«day. is really nothing one can eat which Is 28 91 49 Dentist, Get y< ur stationery printed at this less I lit to be eaten with the Hilgers 29 Applegate region where he will inspect j 55 94 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cronemiller, ac office. Our work is guaranteed and than i asparagus. It is long; it is greasy; 30 somi* mining claims. 99 56 Office in Ryan Building, California St. companied by the Misses Kate Crone« our prices are right. it is loose and liable to every sort of 31 Bud Anderson, the former “Pride of miller ana Issie NcCallev, autoed to soft yet ; sudden catastrophe; It Is al- Upstairs Medford”, has decided that he is a Medford to-day. Thomas Ilaindy and Jaspar Hanna of ways i eaten with some sort of oily Temperature—mean max. 79:01; mean “has been” and in consequence will re- 1 mir. 46:96; mean 63:0g. Max. 99 on 30, JACKSONVILLE OREGON The ball game here to-morrow will the Upper River country Were business sauce, mid its nice conduct would in I Minimum, 40, fiouheb the priie ring. 3, Greatest daily on 3,. volve the powers of u professional Jug visitors in ■ this city Monday. be with either Gold Hill or Watkins, Mrs! tiammersly d.nd Sori of Gold Hill gler. combined with some practice In range, 42. Total precipitation .03 perhaps both; Better come out, a climbing the greasy pole. Most things inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.03 in , arrived in town Wednesday, on their good game is promised. i I POSTERITY TO PAY DEBT could easily be eaten with one's fingers. on 10. Number of days with .01 way to join Mr. Hamm >rsly, who is Only this one tiresome, toppllug vege inch or more precipitation, 1. clear, The mint makes it an I under tho terms I Mrs. P. Hines it moving front the camping on the Applegate. >f the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE table J eat between my finger mid Britt house to her own hoitse on D COMPANY you can secure it at 6% Mrs. Dick Bland of Grats Pass, street, and William H. Johnson is m< V- “Europe Faces Bankruptcy Un thumb. 1 should be better off as u I 19; partly cloudy, 9; cloudy, 2. for any legal purpose i.n approved real Precipitation for season, giraffe «¿’ting the top of a palm tree, spmt a couple of days this week with ■•state. Terms easy, tell ns vour wants I ing into the house vacated by Mrs. Precipitation for last season less Wisdom Comes To it doesn't waid auy holding up."—Lou her brother and sister of this c.ty, I Hines. and we will co-operate'with you. E. B ritt , don Chronicle. leaving Thursday for the Panama Ex PETTY & COMPANY Councils The annual Gold Hill Fair will be Cooperative Observer 513 DENHAM Bt'II.IHNG DENVER. COLO. position at San Francisco. Lots of Vowels. ; held September 17 18. In addition to E. H. Helms, accompanied by his sis 1 the usual exhibits there will be a salm In the Hawaiian language every ters, Miss Maunda of this city and Mrs on bake, ‘'Roaring Camp,” and “High Lon Ion, July 19.—England, Lord Lor- word ends in u vowel A Hawniinn ' born asserted, was casting the whole Richard Bland of Grants Pass, left : Line Trail” fea urs. finds If Almost Impossible to pronounce ' cost of the war on posterity. This he two consonants together, and in Eng- , Thursday evening for San Francisco, Vinton Beal, an aged pioneer of characterized as oad policy which was lislt he lias the greatest difficulty in where they will visit the exposition. Southern Oregon, was buried in the a disgrace to the present generation, pronouncing any word eliding with a The press agent at the Exposition* cemetery at this place Monday after- and he said the government was to consonant. .Mr. Hale in Ills I’ol.i m-eian writing of the valley moving pictures, II ion. Services were held at his late blame in not at once imposing addition grammar says: "Hi nil tlie Polynesian refers to Judge TouVelle and commiss home in Central Point. al taxation and was persuing precisely dialects every syllable uiitst terminate ioners Leever and Madden, as, “the In a vowel, and two consonants ure « i the same policy now. < Charles Sumner Moore, a prominent distinguished Jacksonville rotundities. ’* Lord Lordorn wound up the debate never lien rd without a vowel betWfPn I citizen of Klamath Falls, diedam Port them. It Is chiefly to this iK-cullarlty Milton Clark Starr, an old Indian land, Tuesday, aged 59 years. His by saying that the figures Lord Middle- that the softness of these languages Is fighter and veteran of the Civil war, •vidow formerly Mary Langlele, daugh non gave related to the megt wealthy, to be attributed. The longest syllables died at the Soldiers’ Home at Roseburg ter of a pioneer family of this city sur the m >st powerful and the most endur have only three letters, and many syl iiist Week, aged 83 years. He was vives him. ing of all the nations engaged in the tables consist of a single vowel." wellknoWtt td some of dur older citi- Again, ho syllable, as n general rule. Just Received: a new line of Candies, Soft Fred Loekleyj staff correspondent war. The situation amounted to this, In the Bantu family of African speech zens. for the Oregon journal at Portlan !| that if wisdom did not cime to the can end in a consonant. but only in Drinks, Tobacco, etc. Charles Young and J. B. Hammers- vas a caller at this office Tuesday. cotiil.'ils of Europe, there was a proE- vowels. I ly of Gold Hill passed through town Mr. Lockley was looking for someone peet of European bankruptcy in a com- We handle Royal Bread. Wednesday on their way to the head- who could spin him a story of the ear paratively short time. Protected. I ---------- a-r. a waters of the Applegate where they ly days of Jacksonville. (.rubbs—1 hear that old Skinem has i joe c ntire CLINT DUNNINTON, propose to spend the hot days in chas- given the committee Ills views on the Apportionment of Fund For proposed The Catholic congregation is putting new charter. tng bears and the festive cougar. in a cemant walk in front of their pro Stubbs—That must be a mistake. Schools in Au just. The suprem? court decided Tuesday perty on Fifth street. This will be Skinem never gave anybody anything that the killing of impounded dog« qui te an improvement when completed. If the committee had Ids views he has when not redeemed within three days Why not continue the gaud work and Salem, Or., July 21. —Because of the the committee's note providing for the is unconstitutional in Oregon, Dogs extend the walk along the next block, increase in school population in thestate return of tlie views witli something lire persona) property and such sum- past the M. E. church and parsonage? and the lack of a proportional increase more than legal Interest. — Richmond mary action would deprive the owner Times-Dlspnti h The Presbyterians have moved the from the sfhool fund, the basis of aj of his property Without dtla process of I old building on the back part of their portionment will be lower this year, ■■- An Element of Difficulty. law j lot forward toward California street mong the 35 counties, than last year, “What Is the hardest part of your FOR SALE—TIMBER LAND.-Ihave I and are tearing down part of it. 1 according to Deputy State Treasurer work ns n lecturer?" asked the man for sale at a bargain, four tracts of | 1 he old building will be remodled. Rvan. The distribution of the Interest designated as toastmaster. for 20 cents or two hard dimes “As a rule." replied Mr. Speeklns. timber, totalling 6')0 aer.-s, ail in the i some additions added and made into a will be made Augu t 2, and though tie same region, for sale at a bargain if ' neat and convenient residence for the exact basis cannot be determined uir 1 “the hardest part of my work Is wak — Although we do not spend our coin on pink handbills or exten- the latter part of the month, it is esti ing the audience up after the man taken at once. Land is located in 1 pastor. sive newspaper advertising, yet; who ItitrodU' es me lias concluded his Douglas County and is worth double The K'sm ith Falls baseball team de- mated that it still be $1.81 for each remarks."-Washington Star. __ RIGHT NOW, prices, as low as any in Jackson County are tick lhe price asked. Apply to D . W. 1 feate I the Medford team at Medford, child this year, as compare 1 with $1.85 eted on every article in our store; B.nrahaw, Jacksonville, Oregon. No Postmortem Touch. Sunday. Score 4 to 0. Thu Medford for last year. --All we ask is an open mind and one fair trial. -------------------------- “Loan me $5 until Thursday, old •I tdge Calkins has rendered a deci - papers explained it by saying: “if the Cordially yours. man. If I live till then I'll surely pay i in in the Sterling Mines rie in which locals had hit when a hit would have INDUSTRIAL REVIEW you." he holds that Bullis is entitled to p>s- done some good, it would have been an "All right. But If von succumb don't sassion of the property as security for entirely different stoty to chronicle.” . Pailley Nitionsl increas.'S capital $i>, send anybody around to touch me for 030. s one $82,00) spent in developement Just so. the funeral expensea."—Seattle Post The Oregon Power Co. at Albany is Intelligencer. work, but that the legal title remains The Jacksonville? Orchestra gave a in the plaintiff and that if Ball's desir free concert at M ih iney’s C infection- ottering free e ectric fan includiug fan positive ano comparative. es to acqirre it he mast forecio.se his ery Friday evening which was attend- service fur the benefit of the Siriouily In the lobby of a Cincinnati hotel, lien by suit. Neither party is entitled ed by a large and appreciative audi sic'.;. during an educational convention, one to costs. ence. A number of selections were Kendall Bros, will start work on school imiti approached another and, rendered in an excellent manner, it railroad out of their 30 mile timber by way of Introducing himself, siiiil: Mrs. Hattie Deneff has dispose 1 of I “I’m Beck." her grocery and confectionery business; is hoped that these concerts will be a , Roseburg soon. regular feature during th • summer. "That's good,' replied the man ad Pend eton will have a $?5,00i| Carne selling most of the grocery stock to dressed. taking the protTi re 1 band. “I'm Charles Sharp an 1 James Cunning gie Library. Ulrich and Ryan, of Medford, an I the more so." fixtures and confectionery stock to S. ham of Klanith Fills ns is: I throng's $3. M0 will be ape t surveying Yaqu- "You're what?” asked the first E. Dunnington. Clint Dunnington and this city with their f iniilies enrout to ins bar with view of obtaining 15 foot speaker. An Hol outdoor retreat. Huntlnir. Hahins. laaittns. surf- Crescent City, Tuesday. The m n are Joe McIntire have leased the building, channel, Imthlnz. etc. Intcmatlns viaitlns point» in th*- neighbor "1 say I'm more so.' repented tho ordered new goods and will conduct a stone masons hv trade and are lo iking hood. Convenient camping aroun la. electric light, pure waler Work on Warrent ms new $120,000 second. first class confectionery at the old for work. They report that every gravity water system has «ommenced. "What do you mean by that?" “Why. you say you are Beck.“ stand See their advertisement it) to- thing about Ki irnath is dead, no w Low Seasen and Week-End Round Trip Ex ursion Fares "Yes, I am. My mime is Beck." day’s paper and give the boys a call, poor crops, etc. Perhaps aftor all old 1 At Tue Churches “Well, my name Is Becker.”—i’outh's Jackson Court ■ is not the poorest place Two Daily Trains From Albany they will treat you right. Companion. John A. Hooper, a paroled convict to live in A»k for llluatrxted folder "Newport" irivlnw Hat <>f hôtel«, rsti *. etc. It is expectel that the Opp stamp from Folsom, was arrested at The Like 3on Was Father. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Dades, Tuesday night, and is charged mill will start up Tuerdav m irning All through the long sermon little by the officers of a series of robberies wiih a crew of nine or ten men. It s vices hel I every Sunday morning Johnny had been restless, and Ills A visit to the all along the Pacific coast. A no.ig the is s lid that there is enough of ore in at 11 o’clock in I. O.O. F. Hall. mother had to keep pinching him In order to keep him In anything like or- crimes believed to have been committ readiness fo.* crushing to keep the mill Everybody wclcom». der. Still his fidgeting continued. ed by him are a street car holdup at running se.eral months. The Opp is “Cnai't you do sotnetlilng with that Portland; the robbery of the Rog’te one of the largest stamp m Ils in Ore at San Francisco and San Die««» in an event of boy?" whls|>ered the wife to her bus River bank; the robbery of S- P. stat gon, and many persons will be glad to u life-time and one y «u cannot afford to misa METHODIST hand. ion at Grants Pass: an 1 the robbery of hear that i’ is about to resume opera “ Yes," said the husband. “ I second Special Fares In July Sunday Sch x>l ev rv Sun I ly at 10 his motion to adjourn.”—St Louis a store at Hornbrook, Cal. According tions after having been t>hu* dow 1 for to San Francine <• Ix>» Angalua and Son Di -go on certain 'Iatan to the officers he is under a life sent several years. Only half of the stamps o’clock W. G. Gau fill Supt. Public Post-Dispatch. wors lip at 11 a. m e tch se:oi-i and ence for highway robbery but was pa- will be operated for the present. I/>w Round Trip Fares Daily rolled last October. A Subtla Mexican Drug. The county court is advertising for fourth Sunday of the rnon’h ard at 7:3*1 every Stndsy evening. Class The Mexican Indian* derived from with atop-overa in either direction bids for the construction of a t.ortii n his George Andrew Jackson died at meeting every first ail third Sunday their ancestor*, the Aztecs, the method Four Fine Train« Dail in each Direclion home at Medford, Saturday, July 17. Of ,he Pacific Highway, beginning nt 11 a. m. H. C. Gallup loader. Pray of making (he | m »I r < hi of TnhiViHcb It age I about 82 years. Mr. Jackson Central Point and ruunnir.g north. er m iet'n-r Thurs Lay evening at 7:ft; Is a mibtlo drug. the cumulfiiPiitR of Stop-overs At Expositions was a native of Sheridan county, Miss Bids will be onen .'l Aug. L Tie h is f»ecul!iir The public is invited to attend these which are not known. All ticket« to th" F a«t via Cali' »rnia per n t stop-overs nt effect of the |K>ison is to destro.v (lie ouri, and came to Oregon in 185). He aakel for wiil civer some 2177 cubic service*. A. Coslel Pastor San Francisco and Loa Angeles to «<•»» the F.x,»oeitionH mind while only slightly affecting the owned and operated what ¡3 known as yards of embankmeit, 13175 yur s of body Ask nearrat Agent for "Calif-.rni. and Ita Twi World Ex .01 don*" an i ' W*> SU* th “Dud'e” ranch for a number of earth excavation, 3939 yards ha'dpan Unimformed Noto« Shunta Route." y ¡ar i. and because of his sucess in excavation, 1682 yards loose rock exca “ Wlmt were the seven wonders of t rowing melons he earned the title of vnti r„ 20) yards of soft and 4996 yds. " Watermelon King”. He was promi- hard rock excavation, 20 yards riprap, the w »-IJ?” "I dunn<>.” answered Mr. Rufnek. I,' ir. county affairs an 1 filled th? of- clearing il.8 acres 450 feet corrugat- “ 1 njver could remember much abut el iron p'pe, 740 feet concrete pipe, i.eu of cointy clerk and county asse.s- John M. Scott, Gen. Paas. Agent, Portland, Oregon. I or. He is survived by his widow and . 213 cubic yaids car. :.ete, ail 15,95) what 1 saw in a dime museum or aside ^show.” one s >n, W. B. Jackson of Medford. ! pound, reinforcing steel. Jacksonville Post “MONEY” Come in and s ?e Punk and Joe at THE REAL THING CONFECTIONERY k M I , A CUT IN PRICE COLGATE’S TOOTH PASTE CITY DRUG STORE Newport Oregon's Popular Beach Resort T w o W o r I <1 E xpositions SOUTHERN PACIFIC
