Jacksonville post., July 31, 1915, Image 2

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Official Paper ot the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
To-morrow You’ll Profit By What
You Learn TO-DAY!
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
Entered as Becond-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
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Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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SATURDAY, JULY 3t, 1915
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
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application.
learning the lesson of False Economy by
Good Printing
516 Prisoners At Work In
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Paying Less in the beginning and
Stute Penitential y
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(tema of Intereat to Jackson Coun’y
L.i
Tax Payara
CIRCUIT COURT
Wm. L. Moore vs. Josie Moore. Or­
der of default. Decree.
Lillie Callett vs. Robert S. Callett.
Default. Decree.
Elva M. Rouse vs. Rauselau Rouse.
Default. Decree.
Rogue River Valley R. R. Co. vs. L. j
Neidermeyer et al. Decree.
K. R. Co-operative Fruit Growers
Asso. vs. Geo. H. Daggett. Order,
Gus Newbury, adn. of T. J. Triplett
vs. W. W. Gregory et ux. Order.
J. F. Jenkins vs. W. B. Ham et al.
Motion and order to dismiss suit.
C. C. Nelson vs. E. N. Campbell.
Decree.
Huchison & Lumsden vs. Sterling
Mining Co. Judgment.
B. J. Palmer vs. Sterling Mining Co.
Judgment.
Morgan & Allen vs. Max Wm. Beck.
Judgment.
Rogue River Fruit and Produce Co.
vszGillen-Chambers. Notice of ap-
peal.
COUNTY COURT
Salem, Or., July 27. —For the first
time since abolition of the penitentiary
its whole population of phjsically able
convicts is furnished withjemployment.
I n all there are 520 prisoners, and al),
save four,who are physically incapacit­
ated, are working. Approximately 200
are engaged in pulling flax, and it is
estimated that the harvest willbecom-
plete in 10 days. The remainder are at
work crushing rock for road improve­
ment work for the institutions, and in
constructing a cement flax plant, to be
installed in the prison. All, save a
few prisoners enjoying the positions of
trusties, are under guard.
Shopping Away From Home
More in the End
Jacksonville, Ore
Where
Crack of a Bullet.
That bullets neither whine, hiss,
howl, hum nor whisper, novelists to
the contrary notwithstanding, is in­
formation given by Edward
Cross­
man in Outing. With one possible ex­
ception tvhen in certain conditions of
open country modern military bullets
liiss to those standing back of the fir­
ing line—nothing is audible except A
sharp crash of air closing around the
bullet’s base when It travels at high
speed, At a velocity of 1,500 feet a
second, or more, the noise is "like
nothing so much ns a long and very
violently (Tacked black make whip.”
Those who stand far enough from the
rifle hear the bullet's crack and later
the dull, thudding noise of the rifle It­ i
self, which Inis been outspeeded. Jack
London makes a soldier hit nt iMKIyaril
range first hear the sound of the mod­ OREGON and WASHINGTON s
ern rifle ntid then feel the blow of the
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bullet. But the bullet would have kill­
ed him half n second before the sound'
A Directory ot each City, Town and
Village, giving descriptivo sketch ot
from the rifle reached him.
People who insist on Quality and Fair Prices will find it will
pay to see our Big Line of High Class Merchandise before going
elswhere.
A Complete Line of All Summer Goods at greatly reduced
prices and a cordial welcome awaits you at
Taylor ■ Williams Co
you get
best work
The World is Growing Better”
Oregon
Jacksonville
low prices
In the matter of the estate of Etta
C. Dunlap, deceased, Petition and or-
der to sell personal property.
In the matter of the estate of Stew­
art Patterson, deceased. Oath of exe-
utor filed.
In the matter of the estate of R. J.
each place, location, population, teio-
graph, shipping and banking point;
Bailey, deceased. Inventory and ap-
Bacon
on
Sea
Power.
also Classined D’rectory, obnipiled by
praisment filed.
business and prot'ession.
It was Francis Bacon, after the ships
kit, I. POLK A CO- sv.™,
In the matter of the estate of A ,T. of Englund had destroyed “the in­
Williams, deceased. Order fixing time vincible armada,” who in a chapter
for final account.
entitled "Of the True Greatnesse of
Klngdomes and Estates," proclaimed
NEW CASES
OVER 65 YEARS'
Ills Idea I hat sea power Is world pow­
EXPEDIENCE
S, H. Bell vs. W. J. Burbridge, er. He said:
“
We
aee
the
great
Effects
of
Bnt-
Action to recover money. Complaint
tnlles by Sea. The Bn I tulle of Actiuiu
filed.
decided the Empire of the World. The
Catherine M. VanDyke vs. W.S. Van Battnlle of Lepunto arrested the
Dyke. Suit for divorce.
Complaint Greatnesse of the Turke. There be
tunny Examples, where Sea-Fights
filed.
T rade M arrs
beetle Final! to the Wiirre; But
D esigns
Rogue River Fruit and Produce As­ have
C opyrights & c .
this Is, when Princes or States, luivo
Anvono irndbiff n ukt-lrh unit do«rrlpt|i'n ni.-c
sociation vs. C. A. McArthur. Action set lip their Rest, upon the Ilattalles.
quickly list t>ri i il < r oi inion free whether n.
itiveniinn Is probnbly patentable. ( innn-nnlc i-
to recovt r money. Complaint filed.
But thus much is certalne; That bee
tiousbilictlvf onthlcntUl. liAiJDCOOX on Patents
sent fren. t'h'-'st H’cncy for recta., ,r putt'!:' i.
who Commands the Sea. Is at great
P • i .; b l iken through Munn i Co. receive
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Liberty, and may take ns much, and
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little
of
the
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will.
Score of Sundays Game
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Illustrator , weekly. I.nreest cir-
cnialK •I • < ' f nnv M'leniitlc
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land, are many times nevertlielesse In
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Jacksonville'
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Dimningti.n, ef
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Change in Southern Pacific Time i
Meint ire, ss
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Cuntral, 2b
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Table.
Ennis* rf
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Umilili n, p
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NORTH ROUND TRAINS.
Baker, 3b
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Mitch. II, If
5 0 I 0
14 Portland Passenger........ 8:20 A.M
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Oregon Express
5:20 P.M.
Gohl Hill
12 Shasta Limited
...2:17A.M
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FHE£ REPORT OU vah'li* ''Lity. Piita-nipract-
l< t* t-y l iUtHVely. fc™ A n./LiiCNCES.
Svcî 2 cents i-i f * inps for invaluable book
< i .-uv» 13 C*JT m . 4 pmi C¿LL PATENTS,
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<•;»• * wul | iav , H w t i get a partner.
Plient li.„ anti ou -r valuable intorniai ion.
Is Going On and
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Prices Are Low
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303 Seven'.h SL, Washington, D; Ü.
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Shrewd buyers will invest in Jacksonville
property and prepare for the raise which is
sure to come.
We can offer you a few* bargains at prices
which will yield a handsome profit in the near
future. Get busy, at once,
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Dean, lb
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Hit by pitched ball Hamilton, 4, by
Folev, 1. Struck out, by Hamilton 12,
by h oley 17. Two-base hits, Porter,
Bagshaw. Scorer, Fletcher Stout
Wood For Fuel Must
Be Sold By Cord.
Salem. Or.. Ju'y 5S
n-' rec ions
have bevlt I lUed by Depute btateSe I
erot Weights and measures Dunkel
to all district sealers that all mill wood
block weed, ties and sawed cordwood,
when sold i.s fu. I, is firewood within
the meaning of the weights and m us-
ure laws, and must be sold by the cord
or fraction th-, ret.f.
Coal mi ice
must be sold by weight he says. Flu­
tter he nit eis that in all salts of firx-
w<mi. Coal and ic the puichaser must
be luumbe.l with a definite Halement
ar to the quantity tuinisied.
Tins
■tateim lit may I e either oral or wri.-
tel;, 11. says, uiki is intend« d to give
ti.i fubiic a meats of i elcriniuing it
cur; it t messuimei t is being delivered
aud to e-tablisli a basis for comparison
of pi ices as between the different
kinds and grades sold.
Extra fare train.
SOUTH HOUND TRAINS.
OFFICE: Bank of Jack­
sonville Bl Ig. Upstairs
owing Machine g
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Charles
Tun; ig • ' , Laugh.
The old (ilo.ed iniin had climbed
into the dentist's chair of torture.
"Shall I give you laughing gas, un­
cle?" queried the tooth carpenter.
"Not till lifter de toof am out. boss."
replied the old man. "Beckon lnebby
All'll feel no' Ink hillin' den."
Beyond Him.
Miss ttwcetthli-g When we are mar­
ried we mu t haie no secret from each
other. You must tell me everything,
Mr Sapheii le But er really, 1 don't
know everything. I’uek.
Dunford
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JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COU JNTY.
In the matter of the estate
I of Mary Geiger, deceasel.
Notice is hereby given that the tin­
ders gned, l.y order of the County
Court of Jackson County, State of Or­
egon, has been duly appointed and is
! n -w the duly qualified ai d acting ad­
ministrator of the estate of the above
named decedent.
All persons having claims agaii s'
said decedent or her estate are hereby
notified and required to present the
same duly verified with proper vouch
ers. to the nil lei signed administrator
at I.is office in Jacksonville, Jackson
County, Slate of Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Date of ibis notice an I of the first
publication th reof is Ju v 31, >915.
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to buy the machine
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15 San Francisco Express.. .4: >0 P.M
11 Shasta Limited............... 3:20 A.M
Extra fare train.
Notice To Crelitors.
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wi.'.i the name NEW
California Express ........ 10:45 A.M.
Domestic Dinlom.-.t.
Mrs. Crossdyke lived In the country.
"Why do you Insist on your new
servntits arriving Saturdays now?” a
friend asked her one day.
“Well. I have Imd sonic e.perlence
with these modern girls." replied Mrs
C. "Previously I used to engage them
Mondays, but 1IO.V 1 get them to conic
Saturdays."
"But why?" asked
"There'!« no train
until Monday afternoon." said Mrs. <’.
shrewdly, "and hubby Is extremely
p tl"l to his Sunday dinner!"- Lou­
don Ansi, e i.
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LEGAL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Lease,
Mortgages,
Bill of Sale,
Agreements.
W arrantv Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
t hattal Mortgage,
Acknow ledgements,
Real Estate ontract.
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Notice—Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
RialEiritj kfiitt Cntrict,
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
JACKSONVILLE
POST.
Admin:stra <>r oi lie «state
if Mari Geiger, dee.;
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Association.
"That tiewli rich family have mich
Lav ng no troublesome p tat,
stiff manners."
"Of course. Don't you know they tarv Lai sing n sv have a great future. •
made their money In starch?"— Balti
Not iven ar average American jury)
Inure American.
will deny that Thaw shews excellent
judgement in insisting that he is sar.e.
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