Jacksonville post., October 30, 1915, Image 2

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< JACKSONVILLE POSI
IT PAID
AFTER ALL
Official Paper ot the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jacksor
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.
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SATURDAY.
OCTOBER 30, 1915
By WLL'AM CHANDLER
Lt
Again We Beg To REMIND YOU
That Jacksonville merchants are making many
friends and lots of people are discovering how well ;
Bob Sanford 011 his way from New
York
to Chicago nrri'eil Saturday
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnis'ied on
night at Buffalo and discovered to his
application.
di: ui.-iy Unit be cotthl g,> no farther
till the next evening. Not only was he
NEED MORE MONEY
THETHRICE-A-WEEK EDITION disappointed tit having to wait in a
strange town over Sunday, but horror
Ycu ran find must
stricken nt remembering that lie was
OF
THE
NEW
YORK
WORLD
Banking Credit of $250,-
short of cash, having provided Just
enough to take him to his journey's
000,000 May be Estab­
His hotel bill for one day would
Practically a Daily al the Price I end.
use up nil he bail, with none left for
lished in New York
bis sleeping berth to Chicago. His
cf a Weekly. No O'.her
tickets were to that city.
in Jacksonville, and an earnest desire on the part of
Bob put up nt a hotel and went to
Newspaper in the World
New York, Oct. 27—The value of the
the
merchants to meet your requirements in the
bed. lu the morning lie bethought
English pound sterling which has been
himself us to how he should get away
Gives so Much at so
most satisfactory manner.
witlt the «lay and provide means for a
going down for the past 10 days drop­
sleeping
berth
for
the
balance
of
the
ped today at $4.60%, a new low record
Low a Price.
Come and see how well we have anticipated your wishes
trip, for he had 110 uiind to sit up all
for the current movement. A subse­
night. Then suddenly lie remembered
quent rally carried its value to $4.61%,
Especially, we invite you to inspect our Immense
that bis churn. Tom Atkinson, was a
Negotiations looking to the establish­
There has never been a time wh"n a Buffalo boy and bis parents lived there.
ment of a supplemental British credit, newspaper was more needed in the Tom’s father bail visited his son In
Lines of everything kept in an up-to-date General
estimated at from $200,000,000 to $250,- household. The great war in Europe Chicago, and Bob bad been introduced
Store. Again we invite you to
0)0,000, were still under way here to­ has now entered its second year, with to him. He might call on Mr. Atkin­
day.
no promise of an end for a long time, son. state his necessities and secure
This credit, it was said, would be These are world shaking events, in the loan of the fe^r dollars needed.
Bob spent the morning reading the
purely of a banking nature and would which the United States, willing or un­
not involve the issuance of bonds to be willing, has been compelled to take a newspapers and the afternoon walking
the streets. His truin did not leave
offered to the public.
part. No intelligent persen can ignore .till 11 o'clock. After dark he plucked
such issues.
up courage to go to tlie Atkiusous for
The Presidential contest also will Ills loan. So after getting tile address
Forest Notes
soon be at hand. Already candidates from a directory lie turned Ills steps to
for the nomination are in the field, and the house. Oh his arrival he found the
The Peonie’s Store, where
the
campaign, owing to the extraordi­ premises dimly lighted, lie hesitated,
According to a recent compilation of
lie
was
tempted
to
give
it
up
anil
sit
the Department of Agriculture, approx­ nary character of the times, will be of up all night in a day car. But the pros­
imately 1,900,000,000 acres represents supreme Interest. No other newspa­ pect of a sleei'less night urged hint on.
tho total land area of the United per will inform you with the prompt­ anil lie went up the steps and rang the
States. Of this area about 878,000,000 ness and cheapness of the Thrice-a- bell. Aller waiting some time he saw
acres or 46% of the total, is in farms. Week edition of the New York World. the light in the ball tinned higher:
THETHRICE-A-WEEK WORLD’S then a feminine voice asked who was«
Only a little over half of this farm land
regular
subscription price is only $1 00 there.
I’HONE 112
is improved,
Bob was staggered, Ilow could he
per year, and this pays for 156 papers.
Of the total land area of Oregon, 61,- We offer this unequalled
newspape explain who he was? lie could not
118,000 acres, 19% or 11.685,000 acres and
very well say that lie was Tom Atkin­
son's friend ami lie liail called to bor­
14 in farms. Of this fatm land approx­
imately 4.275,000 Hcres is improved JACKSONVILLE
POST row a lew dollars on the strength of
that friendship. He said nothing,
farm lat.d, which is 7% of the total.
together for one year for $2.00 cash standing in the vesilbuie irresolute.
In Washington the total land area is only.
"Who's 1 here?" asked the voice again
^^1
estimated to be 42,775,000 acres, of
The regular subscription price of the In a more resolute tone.
which 27% or 11,712,000 acres is in two papers is $2.5).
Still Bob. not Ltiowing what to say.
.'•>* '' I .
farms, Approximately 6,373,000 acres
saiil nothing. Then lie thought lie
• roll:' ’. . -I>i..int «14. .......i countriesCi*! Kt FEE.
beard
a
light
step
within
i-etieiiting.
«if this farm land is improved, which is
t (.'opyi
regirt-
ÏR..WÙ JACKS, <’ .vp.ds
.
bt* rcl. Sciai
........................
or iTio’o. fur
15'% of the tatal.
Countv Treasurer’s 77th Call then returning. Suddenly the door
I TEE Rf rORT on ] it
a:v. Pat« ntpract-
was opeiud a few inches, anil the muz­
i< e I’.Tclusivi ly,
•’
’ C ■ I. -UI.^NCES.
.
L.
1 2 < •it.'» in F' ”il”i f >r Invaiti able book
In 1906, the first law was passed giv­
zle of 11 pistol was poked ihrough. Be­
For Warrants.
JW i J - C ____
;T.
; Kt CELL PA1ENTÖ,
•
s
v
il
par.
Ii ,.v to get n partner.
ing the several States a share in the
yond lie could distinguish tlie tigure of
» aa.l u«,.*r valuable ini urination.
State
i.f
Oregon,
County
of
Jackson.
National Forest income. The first al­
a girl.
Treasury Department.
“If you think that 1 urn alone.” snl<l
lotment made to Oregon under this law
Jacksonville, Oregon, Oct. 30, 1915. a quavering voice, 'you are mistaken.
was $7,585; the last fiscal year gave
PATENT LAWYERS,
303 Scvcn'.h St., v/ashinnton, D. C
Oregon $69,545 as its share of this in­
Notice is hereby given that there are There are three men upstairs."
"1—1 —have come to make a cull on
come. Washington’s first allotment funds on hand for the redemption of Mr. and Mrs Atkinson. Do they live
under this law in 1906 was 11,923 while all County Warrants which were pio- here?"
the state’s share nt the end of the last tested before September l?th, 1911.
“Ven. they live here,
fiscal y.ear was $52,423,
Also, for warrants protested on the church. They haven't
following dates: September 12th, 13lh, You can't come in."
“Certainly not if you don't wish it.
14th, 15th, 16th, 18th, 19th, and 21st,
If you spend your money with your neighbor he’il spend his
1911. and numbered ai follows: 11737, May 1 leave a card?"
Ac w Toad io Crater Lake
Tin* girl made 110 reply to this. Bob
11652, lost;«, 11320, 10519, 11654, 11648,
with you.
tii-lil out a card and. poking it at (iie
11735, 11640, 11801, 11770,117 56, 11768, girl just below tile pistol, said:
The
ads.
in your home paper will tell you how to spend it
■
Rossburg, Or., Oct. 25—Real woi k I 11350. 11377, 11397, 11396, 11585, 11563,
"I'm a friend of Toni Alklnsc.n. in
J ~
judiciously.
began on the Tiller cut-off, the wagon 1 11671, 11826, 11412, 11780. 11772, 11751, Chicago I lappening to lie In Buffalo.
road between the Umpuua and Rogue ! 11754, 11759, 11761, 11364, 11384, 11567, I coiiciiiil.-d to pay my respects to Ills
BOOST FOR ROME TRADE AND PRCSFERiTf
«í
liver, this morning. This road will cut 11390, 11389, 11391, 11670, 11769, 11767, [ hi rents.”
"Oh.
merciful
goodnessl"
exclaimed
iff marly 40 miles between Medford 11821, 11609, 11237, 11231, 11356, 11530,
1 i >1 Roseburg, and put Roseburg with- 11646, 4119, 11565, 11616, 11591, 1 169 i. the girl, wit'idr:1. wing the weapon.
>• . utile over 100 miles of Crater 11806. 11808. 1'814, 11817. 1)820. 117S.->, 11778. 11023. "What have I done!"
"It doesn't matter." said Bob n|H«lo-
I ke. I* will make Riddle and Ros.- 11645. 11,21. 11630. 11666. 11799.11239, 11789.1171)«.
l| I nc only way to
getically. "Its m.v fault anyway,
• mg outfitting points to Crater Lake, I 726, 11354, 11537, 11541, r.532, >1352, shouldn't have cal led so late."
get the genuine
the si me as Medford and (¡old Hill ire 11510, 1153'1, 1153.8. 11170, 114'17, 11484.
"Are you Robert Sanford?"
11485, 11 171. 11468, 11469, 11171, 1'474. ■ "Yes."
n w, wl en finished.
fisvj
Abo'it $4000 is on hand to stmt il e II ,72. 11476, 11491, ’ 1177. 1 l-'-l. 1 ! 17.'.
"Oil. dear! I’apn and mum mil
Julius Kruttschnilt
C ewir.j Machine f,
work this full, the agreement being bi- 11182, 11450, 11453, 11554, 11155, 11156, me all I aiom*. mui I'm fruid of
Cn Fi.iancirg Railroads
tween II.e forest service mid Dough.a 11 157, 11459, 11160. 1 1131. 1146’. 11461. ' glnrs. I've tinnii* a ninny of uiy-elf.
L to buy the machine
1
county, that for each dollar 1 xpended 11465, 11466, 11568, 116)3. 11367. 11419. t o nu* In."
with the name NEW
Bob 1‘UtiTed, a-4 in-,* If the girl w.is
The farmers of —the Legislator« and the Commie
by Douglas county, another will I e 11.825, 11199, 11400, 11101, 11402, 114.>8. Tom's aisler. mil sin* assure.1 him
I
on llie arm
sloners.
11110,
1/731, J/706, 7246. 11705, ¡ til'll she was and bail often li.-arj Tom
this nation need
•pent by I lie forest denartmeut. The 11408,
“Managing a rnll oad i3 q't 'e diff-
’ ; ad ia t'.e L-ga.
to become better
r ,ute selected follows Elk creek from 1/7,30, 17 "85. 403, 4/0, 411, 1/5, 14312, -peak 1 f his frieu I Mr. S.-iuf, rd.
acquaiuUd with ent from m: at’fug a gov-rnr.ici
Tiller, and after crossing the Umjq 1:- 116'81. 11698. lists. 1158« lira. 117>>, 11701. 1170'.
"I*a| .-i 1,ml imprnia w ill l-e so eonipll-
'r’a4 r.-.act.tne la
the railroad men where the nio/i? is t 1 4*1 by las
Rogue divide, follows down the Trail 11703. lt«89. 11711 11351. 11827. 118*8 1'8 .9. |18l„. iveiltisl lliat you tiave c.*ilied oil them."
a./ v. . . .-anted for all
118.11, IIK5 IIC4. 114'8. 11J70. 1144:1 1 411. 1C: -8.
f-
tion.
When
the
expaniuitm-«
and their prob
said Miss Alklnson. "mid will l,e de-
[ time.
creek basin to the Rogue river, enter­ 11)19, ¡1447. 11691..
lotus. It is only good reasons er c.'.-t-,.i e, ti.er*
ing the main Crater Lake highway near Interest ceas-s on the warrants above li -.ii cd to si*, , ne of Tom's intimate
friends Tiic will la- Ii me in a few
there who know taxes can be equally It.crcusiu
f . C;hcr F’;e it
what is known as the Widow Martin's numb red mid eallid this 30th day of
Vrv
. of .¡u .*s i .
luinutes. 'I'll sellici-, ale over at It.
that
can give us railroads, w!,ll
B
Loo'jpf i-- C'i
place.
lie,
cannot
false
mt-ticy
w!
a
»0«
ai i it I t ties t
1 uh,mt lll'teen minutes
October, 1915.
information and
l:n;
ease
and
facility.
The
r
.11:,
Js
to come from lliv i-hur, h Here they
Ra a ..
ù. ii.'j (.’achine Company,'
--------------------------------------------
the farmers of
F red L. C oi . vig
CRAf.GE, MASS,
America
should keep their ext ■ ndi.i.r 2 jlu .u the
Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon arc now."
a
lneomes
baeat.
e
whtl.j
tl.iy
h
H irney County Girl Shoots
Ib b wished it laid taken them long,
lioti 11 attentively some control over ti.,
r expend ti
, r to ,-oi.ie. fiir Tom's sister n ils very
to what the men they have almost :.0 v. ..rol evar el
pretty ami ia* not III have lilted a
Ardent Wooer.
who manage taii- Incom, s, their rates L .in. ilxul b
Whaf Cherry Says
,*r sittiii. v. ,:!i Iter alone. Tin*
road
property public authorities.
diHir o|.i ..* ! ■: 1 Mr. an 1 Mrs. .1
have to say. Mr. Urv.i'-chnltt, exec-
"Thera is not a rail
s< 11. after 'I' .iinx tlu-ir wr:i|»< It
Ita’ er, Or., Oct. 27 Mis« Kate Pick,
utlve head of the Southern I’aei.'ic, the country today wl*.
W e have on hand for sale the following
da ighter < f a hum -ateader nt ( allow
Attorney <». W. Cherry, of this city, hall, «-lit, eil.
has writton an article dialing with that under the pre r c
"Illis
is
'loin's
friend
Mr
Sanford
V illev, Harnev county, is in jail in appointed by the court to defen I Jos-
blanks viz:
tho financing of r..¡'roads. Ho aald ntands the transper':,
of < ill,-ago," said Miss Atkinson.
tho country will, ic. a f
Burns, and Erank Mcllurnev, a neigh­ seph Johnson, charge ! wiih hi.ihwm
"Well, upon my wo: 3!" ex, laliued In part:
down, unle-s the railrc
Lease,
boring homesteader, is not expecte 1 to r->l bery, hut who was dismissed yes Mr. Atkin on "Deilvtitcd to see you.
“The financing cf a railroad Is a to earn larger f.m.ds
Mortgages,
live as the result of live bullets in his terdav on motion of Prosecuting Attor- I remeiiil.ei- very weli meeting you in
function which the people, througi buiid It up. There t.t
Bill of Sale,
b xiv. said to have been tired at him by n -y E. E. Kelly, said today that no ev- Toni's riHuits in t'lil, ugu."
their servants, the Railroad Coratuls cf the country, cspe in
Agreements.
Miss Pi -k when he wooed her too ar­ i lence whs obtain ible directly cnnnect-
"How nice of roti tu come ali,! «ce ■ loners and the Legislators, have where more r.illr r - nr » in
uid
Warranty Deeds,
dently. He came to the Pick home ' ing the defendant with the crime and us!" s."i<| Mrs \tkln«>n. "I iissiii'o never attempted, but It Is a most im­ they cannot ba b.:i:; unices
Quit Claim Deeds,
portant problem, especially to sec­ ways raise new cat al.
Saturd «v afternoon, h **-1 til • r nilt of t *‘ )f woti'd have been quite impossi- yoi: n e «|.... celate Un* n'tentlon '
"People Invert 1 n -y tn c-id
Bob remali:««! f,.r nu lioiir. ditring tions of a State where new rallrcnds
t hattel Mortgage,
the presura of h'« so t
u ■ -.* h >*. ' l> i* o co viel ’ :,n. Hence the diamia-
ivhIt h the forni parcnt« t:ilkc*l liu-es- are needed The placing of securities make money, raid th. j are
Acknov ledgements,
i"g t>V •'e girl
The m *■> !■•.« three sal, if: . tl e i* <s !> 1.1 been q lite fully
as
to
whether
tl
.)
r.ia
.
.
.
santli about tlieli- son iiik I Itoli pra la­ has been left entirely with the pro by Investing In cct.r. .tb .t : r
Real Estate ontract,
b iile's ii
ihdoni n an I k | h
icse.. 1 Mail l.ioune
i«l him to tlie ne« All thè wtii’c tie tnoter and owner of railroads.
■ with stringently m, i a" ... ly
Location Notice—Placer,
c ns fear h, eu ,u. I v<*. Th girl ; ns
w is trying tu UHI «ll*r Ilo l-oll.-iivr lo
road
securities
n
be
:r.
.
.e
:.
'The immediate determination of
Location Notice—Quartz,
m tie co statement aa yet.
speak >f thè lumi of S'J for il sH*epi|.g
what earnings the railroad shall be attractive to Invite I:,vi t:n i ts •
Satisfaction
of Mortgage,
lierth.
Woman
Juror
Free
From
in
order
that
they
r.iay
be
nt..
.
Bui
to
le
i
T'om'a
parents
In
♦ A*-------
permitted to receive and what bur- attractive, the mails mu*t be ...... ed
Rial Stciti K jtatt C »itr ict.
1 tie presen....... . Tom's sister tli.-it he
t(
had calle«! for that purpo-«* was loo dels It shall have put cn it is hi the earnings th I will tuaLle lb
Duty as Baby is 111.
Child Killed by Auto Butied
Notice Application for Liquor License
nim-li fur him So. «¡tying that lit* nm«t bauds of other servants of the public meet the Increased capital ch u ¿ea.’
At
reasonable prices. We intend adding
go fur III« triili. In- hade them nil gm>,1
other
blanks as fast as possible unti
t».v.
nmt.
:o|'o-.-
k
J
|,-
n
shower
of
th
»uk
H
«ker
Or.,
Oct.
27-
Baker
countv
’
«
North Yakima, Wn«h., Oct. 27 The
fu"cral yeaterlnv afternoon of L ■ a firsl w anan to b ■ sunimon-'-J as a juror for tin- atte lion Im fi.nl «'low 11 llieiu
Maybe w • can escape w ar vt*’, if we O’. Raisom Shot b} Accident the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice
M<"cv, 2-i ear old <1 - hi *hter of Fred - will not serve an! the officials do not til «-till
don't m-'hnl'Z** the poet.«.
I'll«* uvxr
JH
i k M**rcv, wto * as run < v >r h* her want her to This juror, Ora G *rb • •
r !’.! 'I. ¡U
The e*-| nl-* of b| nr*« | • l-n’,1 n - p
al m. O-.. o.t. 27 Dr. C. I, Run JACKSONVILLE
POST.
f the in hi« Hl| lrn .5 iC- Sun,I IV, «i* a ding, of Ua'fwav is listed < n the fax
‘ » <‘!l
f
well 11 det 'he dyestuff «' ortl”e.
so n of Mill ’it■/. vho v 11 fo 1 11 4-a |
he'd from the Elks te
Hll 1 I in e’v h a a* i fatmer. m<1 the County co
f t’T ’-J
Gr- ' Ki-rr -n ts Gre ' r,-c- i" the lack-on Hole ■* un rr, in Wyo-n
«trended Both th* Knife an I Ma- i'-'U tv Clerk A. R. i’onib« ,nd D *n •
>z. when e h 11 g me on 1 him in ; THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
r' then cem *« •’ e 'ng of n**’i 'n' t- .
je.tic th* atrts. prop.* tv < f Mi Men y ti Sher ff G , rge Herbert. a'I th u’ht
ADVERTISING BY THE
t
p. 1 • -i,i -iitallv sh't himself, arc -d-
«
■ ' I' •!> "lim ,t w¡i8 v.-.irtIi
Were closed all d ly A *.n lay 01.1 un il 6 Ile nmne hat of s man u itil thev *,'-
I '• un »0 Ne York to estab'is1’ an 1 1: to he ve :i *t of the .- >rjn_r’s ju-y
v d w. td ironi her todav. nsking to <1 u. Ill 11!. l* I I '
o’clock last night. This is the third
a«ylnm for Wall Street war babies.
s' Wilson, Wyoming. Word to th»«
" h t <)•» * on , i,- >,r--
e vils! Mr. and Mrs. Mercy have 1« s‘. un be < xcus.»,l beeause the vo mgest baby
Bob ne* e explain«*,! till he l>e nnie
Anyhow. *he ultimate consu ner ran effect reached here yaaterdav, when
general offices
tier tragic circumstances the oldest of ii .«ick. According to the Statute Mts.
•
til to •'. « Atkitroa
a chance of going to jail if he tried to the body a rived for burial in Turn-
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Gerberding is exempt.
them aged but 3 years.
er.
get free sugar.
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