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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1915)
4, > 'HOME TRADE PROSPERITY Vili__ C. E. SCHAFF On Railway Investment* President son, recently re ferring to our rail road problems, “Jimmie, there's nothing to eat in said in part: the house. You've got to sell Ginger." "They are indis- "Maw, 1 can't do IL That horse and pensable to our me is like brothers.” whole economic "But we can't starve, and the horse life and railway se is all there is left.” Every family should know that TRADING curities are at the Jim and bls mother lived in a very heart of most new town on tbe bank of tbe Missis AT HOME means CIVIC PROSPERITY. investments, large sippi river. The population was varie and small, public gated. excitable and believed in the and private, by in future of the town, which was called dividuals and by Jones City after its founder. Jim was institutions. • » • fifteen years old and born with a predisposition to horseflesh. Someone There is no other Interest so central had given him a colt, which ho had to the business welfare of the country traded for a mare, and after a number as this. No doubt, in the light of the of other trades Ginger, the apple of new day, with its new understand ings, the problem of the railroads will Jim's eye. was acquired. Jim i 1 mother and went out also be met and dealt with in a spirit to i hp ank. exceedingly sor- of candor and Justice.’* When the first CiUzeh of the land • 1 ie lghty stream rolled tit Notice to Creditors tv fi- t 1.1 ■ ■ Jim wus so dlscouso* stresses the importance of understand Notice To Creditors. | 1 . ' bought of ending bls ing and dealing justly with the rail- troubles by jumping into the water. roads, certainly the American plow- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE CF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE But it couldn't end them, because ho man can venture upon a careful study OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY. could swim like a duck and was sure of the problem, C. E. Scliaff. presi- In the matter of the estate T. railway com- of Patrick Normile, deceased. that when it came to drowning he dent of the M. 1 ■ In the matter of the estate pany, when aske outline the rela would puddle ashore. Notice is hereby given, that, the un of Mary Geiger, deceased. railroads invest- Anyway he was opposed to the Jump tion of the publi dersigned, by order of the County Notice is hereby given that the un ments. said in pt without taking Ginger with him. Gin "It may be said that the railroad Court of Jackson County, State of Or dersigned, by order of the County ger would baek. But be might blind egon, has been duly appointed and now Court of Jackson County, State of Or fold tbe horse and be would go over world Is encumbered with a lot of without knowing it. The more the phantoms which exist only in the pop is the duly qualified and acting admin egon, has been duly appointed and ir boy thought of t|ie. matter the stronger ular fancy. For Instance, because there istratrix of the estate of the above now the duly qualified and acting ad grew in him a desire to take that leap have been a few so-called ‘railroad named decedent. ministrator of the estate of the abovi on Ginger’s back—not now for sui magnates’ whose names have figured All persons having claims against filmed decedent. I prominently in finance, many people cidal purposes, but because it would said decedent or his estate are hereby All persons having claims against be a daring feat. If he announced bls have come to believe that the railroads notified and required to present the said decedent or h’er estate are hereby intention of doing so what a crowd of the country are largely owned by would collect to see the leap! Every a few rich men As a matter of fact same duly verified with proper vouch notified and lequired to present the nothing could be farther from the ers, to the undersigned administratrix same dulv verified with proper vouch one in Jones City would turn out. There were 3.000 persons In tbe truth. Out of the colossal sum of at her residence at 184 South Newtown ers, to the undersigned administrator town. Now, suppose every man, wo- twenty billion dollars of American rail Street, Medfort*, Jackson County, Or- at his office in Jacksonville, Jacksor man and child could be made to pay road securities, less than five per cent ngoil, within six months from the date County- State of Oregon, witl in six GO cents to see the show. That would is now, or ever has been, in the llhllils of this notice. months from the date of this notice. be $1,500. Ginger wouldn't bring moru of these men who have figured promi I Date of this notion and of the first Date of this notice and of the first nently in the newspaper headlines— than $150 at most. What an ideal while the other 95 per cent Is In the publication thereof is August 21, 1915. publication thereof is July 31, 1915. C harles P rim , N ettie N ormile , Having got Into Jim's head. be hands of over two million investor», Administrator of the estate couldn't get It out. It buzzed and slz- large and small, who in many in Administratrix of the estate of Pat bf Maty Geiger, deceased. zled, but it stuck, Jltn thought be stances have put the modest savings rick Normile, deceased. would try to see what he could do with of a lifetime iulo these securities in -J- ----------------------- Ginger blindfolded, lie tied u hand order that they might lay away a com kerchief around tbe horse’s eyes, petency for old age When, therefore, Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under mounted him and tried to make him the value of these securities Is de Execution. go. The experiment for nwliile fail pressed or perchance destroyed, the J. N. McCune arid. ed. but so great wus tbe animal's con- hardship Is a hundredfold greater Alice McCune, Plaintiffs, fldeuce in ills master that he soon be upon thousands of every-day citizens -vs- came reconciled to walking In the dark than upon the hafldful of millionaires, IV.—F. A. VANDERLIP Brazier H. Kirby. A inline Kirby while Jim guided him. Then lie would good or bad who have figured promi On Th. Re.lnSss of Banking and B. E. Smith, Defendants. consent to trot slowly. Anil so by de nently In railroad circles. grees Jim got him to move quite rapid By virtue of an EkePUtirih arid tirtie, Hundreds of millions of dollars of The farmers of ly under the handkerchief. nation this the assets of our great life hlld fire to of Sale tbilv isSuCd out Of arid ti"der the By tills time tbe idea had bloomed In insurance companies savings banks, ooma Into their seal of the Circuit Court of the State the boy’s brain. Tbe bluff from which trust companies, educational and fidu own must Study of Oregon, in and for the County of lie thought of Jumping was perpendic ciary institutions are invested in rail- hustlless. We Jackson, dated th'e 18th day of August ular and the water heneuth It forty roud bonds- and the moment, there triust, as a class, feet deep. Jim considered the danger fore. that the soundness of these bonds understand the 1915. in a certain cause therein, where in J. N. McCune and Alice McCune as to be that the horse ill his struggle fundamental prin Is called into question the lilmlicial might Injure Ills rider, lie didn't think clples that under plaintiffs, recovered on the 14th day of solidity of these myriad Institutions— much of any other danger. It was en lie every industry August, 1915, a judgment aga'nst the directly affecting the welfare of tnil- tirely a mutter of nerve. its functions to lefendants Brazier H. Kirby and Ada- One day Jim appeared In a pool room ii'ius of policyholders and bank depos society and its re line Kirby for the Sum of Two Thous" ¡tors is gravely menaced. During th. and shoved a paper under the nose of lation to agricul a d One Hundred Fortv^friilr and 26 100 last several years many millions ot dol the proprietor, it contained n state lure, for there can ($2144.26) Ooliars With interest there ment that Jlui Hawkins proposed for lars representing depreciated values be no Intelligent 'lave been charged off the books of $l.tXH> to jump on Ills horse Ginger off I co-operation with- on fr-’m the 13th day Of Au£u§t, 1915- tlie bank Into the river In front of the concerns like those enumerated above. out understanding, Ml‘. F A. Vander at the r 16 of 8 per annbtii. town. The proprietor looked nt Jim American railroads have become a lip. president of tlie National City In compiia"c& with the commands of ns If making u mental estimate for his vital part of tile very woof uild fabric Hank of New York win h asked "What said Execuli. ti and ordfer of sale, I will ’I lieir continued offi cotilii. then, taking up u pen. signed for of the nation is a bunk?” said iti ____ part: on Tt e’day the 21st day of September, cii ncy is absolutely essential to the J Illi left the place with subscrip "The first and nit st fàniiiiar function 1915, ar tlie hour of 10 o'c'oek A. M »mall« -t community in the land. tions for over $200. and before night l the fro it door of the Court H use In blindly striking at the railroads of a bank I* that of gathering up tin t ie whole amount had been subscribed. ar li'ews fall not merely upon thou idle money cf a community, small in Jacksonville, Jackson County, State Il wus stipulated that tile money wus sums and large, and thus torming a of Oregon. oTer for sale an I w 11 sell to I»- placed In tbe bauds of Mr. Jones, sands who have committed no wrong, to be puld to Jim's mother, for it was but. in the last analysis. Upon our- pool or reservoir upon which responsi at public auit on subject to redemption elves We should remember how In bie persons may draw as they have as is bv law provide all of the righ', not considered probable that .Ilin would terdependent we have come to be in temporary use for money. It Is evi title and interest that the defendants come out of tbe stunt alive. The only |s-rson In Jones City who this mighty republic of ours that eacli dent that this makes latte sums in had in and tn the herein ifter described did not know of the approaching enter Is in truth become more and more his the aggregate available for the em tainment wus Jim's mother, and lie had brother's keeper, and that we need to I ploymeut of labor and the develop real property, oii the date of th 1 mo-t- But much gage h rein foreclosed, to-wi : (M irch persuaded her to visit tier sister on act and think circumspectly, lest In ment of the comrrtinlb tlie day it was to take place. The ap our mistaken real we destroy those mere 1« ne.coiupii*Led than the use oi 24th 1911). Beginning at a point 20 ro Is East of | proach to the Jumping point was ro|>ed v ho. like ourselves, mid whatever oi the money actually de; ositeJ in the off to keep baek the crowd on either tills world's goods the toil and sweat bank*, for by tl.e use of drafts, check; the center of Section 20 in Tow nshi ■ I and bmk notes the elliciency of Inoue., aide, and every one bail la-ell caution ol years has bequeathed to them.” 37 South, R inge 1 West, of Wiliam- ' is multiplied several times over. A ed to do no shouting till utter the leap, ette Meridi i' , Jacks >n County, Ore- ! lest It should cause the horse to balk. very large business, for example one in gon, and running thenc N rth 10.605 At 3 o'clock In the afternoon Jim, the great beef packers, may use very chains: thence East 4 92 chains; I wearing tils birthday suit and a pair little actual money; on one side of its thence North 10.07 chains; thence j of spurs, mounted Ginger bareback, bank account will be entered th East 4.56 chain.»; th- nee South 20 80 1 tlie only equipment being a bridle. Jim checks and drafts it is daily receiving chair.*; and thence West 9.48 chains I wus a trllle pale, but Ills mouth Indi from everywhere in payment for By Peter Radford. cated resolution. The handkerchief to the place of beginning. meats while on the other side wl’.l This n. tion Is now in the mfdst of be entered the check* it draws |U wus tied carefully over the horse's The above described tract of land ' controversy n as to how best to pro- payment for calile, etc., its only use eyes, and Jim nsle him li.-u-k and will be sold at sa d time and ph.ee ir | mote universal peace. That question of m. ncy being for small payments, forth for awhile ns a preparatory the maiine- provided by law fi r measure, Finally lie took a |sisltion we »ill leave ter diplomats to ills to labor nnd otherv :*e. ».ill of real property under cxi cu cuss, but pence within nations Is no alsait ii hundred yards from the bank If there were b .1 one bank in a com A number of persons crowded around less Importlint than peace between munity and ever, body paid all bills by to satisfy the judgment, costs a: d him to bld him gooilhi. and a lien they nations and it Is heavily laden with drawing checks on that bank, and ev cluing costs of this sale. prosperity for every citizen within Dated tNs 18th day of August, 1915. were put bark behind the ropes Jim. eryone ret l iving a check immediately at the signal of a pistol shot. gave our commonwealth. W. H. S ingi . er , lepositid it in the ban... the amount oi Many leading politicians and ofttlmes Ginger the word. Sheriff cf Jackson County, Oregon, money In the bank evidently would !'.» the tin ■ y reached ttie odtf’’ political platforms have declared war not change at all and tlie entire bust- By E. W. W ilson Deputy. of thr bn. k it ■ irse was loping, and upon business and no cabinet crisis iK’ss of the community would be «et- at ' ent Jim lifted him ever resulted. Many men have stood tied on the books of the bank. And i > s .me a.tui nt abroad tn 'he course Alth the brhlle ■ I gave him tile spurs, in high places and hurled “gas bombs” ■ lie situation Is but slightly changed f a year. th< se paytr.cn Ir.rgely off nt Industry; thrust bayonets into bus tie clean-d tbe bank, and down, down t c; eh Giber It is evident that the enterprises and bombarded ag- when there are several banks, for they down went rider and hiir-e. lim . Im-Z 'ally exchange among them.-elves all nks .".re very Intime It !y related to rn i.l 1 ure with wiih Indifference, indifference. Party Ing to tbe horse's imine, l.'.n-zei pin e checks they receive on each cth- ie trrde and 1i u ry of a cmntry. landers lune many times broken dip big the nlr r. which practically effset themselves, he b ' k. r is a de.t -r in ere lit much loniatic relations with Industry: sent Every min. woman mid child rush icre th in a dialer in money and ot I-oilt cal ai tutors spying through the ilthoiigh the small biianees are paid ed to the bunk. There w is a whirl ill cash ibis Is culled 'clearing' anil urse his own credit ma bo above waters where they struck, and alter «...airs of business, and political sub- n every large city there is a Clear- uesticn lie ix.-hntiges ills credit to- what seemed mi Interminable time Jim marines have sent torpedoes crushing ng House' where representatives of he crodl's acquire I by the customers ruuiv up, swimming lustily. The horse it to the destiny of commerce. Dur he banks meet daily to settle their nd iemls cr. dit ‘or their a; co .uno Boon nfter appeared some twenty feet ing the past quarter of a century we iceount* with each other. laiioii, but he must conduct the bust from Jim. The handkerchief had lieen have fought many a duel with prog A bank is constantly receiving from ess with such judgment arranged so that Jim could pull It off ress. permitted many politicians to ts customers, p irticularly those that Iwajs m<. cl his o '1 I h ii it vi» carry on a guerrilla warfare against while between the bank and the wa re »hipping product* to other locali- v. h on d< n a > i his i> :h• m vs "i:t ter Nevertheless the horse sis-med civilization and point a pistol at the i s. dmtts and clucks drawn on banks heart of honest enterprise huig alm i bi.;, •..Ciiii. .1 ! I’ sh. dnzed. not knowing at first which w.n •i othir cl ie*. wli ch it u. .a'ly send* No man should be permitted to cry s be the > :n a t i to go, so that Jim. wlm strm k .ail fut r d-poiii to a lew correspondent him. wim in time to cati h hold of nl- out for universal peace until his rec Hi* Obligation*. n. in le c ntrnl cities with which ord bus been searched for explosives, tall. "1 owe PJenks a call for no vessel armed or laden with ii . ; ermanent account* in The crowd followed fl....... vid' If.li .-w.' nice cult re 11 re il;s ate con-| “Going there this evening?" d iwn the river to n pln.-e « here the» munitions of war should be given a Yon see—er -that Isn't clearance to sail for the port of Uni ■ > i lot and the bank draws upon i "No multi land, and tliei Wsrs n-eelvel .li se acci mt* In supplying custom- ! owe him "—Cleveland Leader. versal Peace Ia>t us by all means with a clamorous web nine wtlii th. r.iinas of making pay- When Jim'» mother returned trill have peace, but peace, like charity, Jo;,lousy I m a secret avowal of one's should begin at home. mtns iiwuy from heme. A* each evening and tic ponml a thousand del Inferiority. -Massillon. >;.l cuiiimuiiity soils aud bu>* about htrs Into her lap, telling her how he bnd earned It eb« fainted. 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POST MUNN & Co.364 York Druucb Office. 625 F St.. Washington. D. C. Jacksonville, Ore Change in Southern Pacific Time Table. Where Effective January 17» 191b. worth bound trains . 14 Portland Passenger 8:20 A.Mi Oregon Express... .5:20 KM. ... ,.2:lt A.M 16 12 Shasta Limited Extra fare train. you get best work SijbtH ¿OUND TRAINS. 13 California Express .........10:45 A.M. 15 San Francisco Express.. .4:00 P.M 11 Shasta Limited................ 3:20 A. M low prices Extra fare train. While the War Is Going On and Shrewd buyers will invest in Jacksonville property and prepare for the raise which is sure to eohoei We can offer* you B few bargains at prices which vviil yield d haridsomd profit in the! nddr futrird; Get bdsyj at one?; Rogue River Realty Co. R. R. R. OFF1CE:-Bank of Jack sonville Bldflf. Upstairs Jacksonville, Ore. UNIVERSAL PEACE ~ I T ADS. bring Results
