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Jacksonville Post Merritt Dews was in Medford Friday. Citv council meets next Tuesday ove- Agd Piineer Takes Own Li'e BUSINESS CARDS Weather Report. You can find a Notary Public at this 1 n*ng H>tl>ev. ’ * ‘ " * ' * ' Deer season closes fom rro v at sun- GUS 1 NEWßÜfct’- SATURDAY, OCTOBER "30, 1915 Following is the report of U. S. Vol Seattle, Oash., Oct. 26—Judge Them- Matthew Ray of Rpeh -was.in,tpwn i'down. unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; as H. Cann, 82 years old. widely known Attomey-at-La^w Friday. George W. Trefren of Ashland was Sep. as a pioneer successfully of California, Jacksonville, for month of , in town Tues lay. LOCAL NEWS i. Hughe Combest of Buncom was in Idaho, Oregon and Washington, was Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi Will Practise in All Courts in the State town Thursday. Herman Offenbacher of Applegate found dead 200 feet from his home last tude 123 deg. 5 min. west» MEDFORD. ‘ OREGON^ Mrs. Hal Harrington was a recent was in town today. night. Two letters indicating that he James Vance of Medford spent Wed visitor in Medford. William Jennings of Sterling is a vis had been despondent because of ill- Date Maximum Minimu m Precipita- nesday in town. tlOll , health and a bottle of poison were Van Pierson of Medford was a recent itor in town today. D. W. BAGSHAW • i 1 77 50 All work must be spot cash at W. visitor in this city Amos White of Albany visited friends 1 found by his side. 2 83 45 R. Sparks in 1915. u Judge Cann was "born at Bellvilie, 3. Attorney at LaW Mrs. W. R. Coleman of Medford was , in town this week. 80 49 1 i Fred Wall took dinner Tuesday with a visitor in this city Thursday. III., iwxi erossed ’ the plains to Californ 4 . • * * 90 bl Dan Eaton of Murphy was a visitor 5 Mr. and Mrs. Reter. 89 52 •NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEY ANCFK ia id 1854. He engaged in mining and Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown in town this week. 79 49 served as sheriff of Siskiyou county. 1 6 R» P. Tucker of Gold Hill was a re was a visitor in town Saturday. Office with Jacksonville Post, 79 William Johnson of Watkins was a 42 7 He next-moved to Idaho and then to 8 cent visitor in town. 82 45 If you like this paper, drop in and visitor in town this week. Portland, Or., where he took up the 9 76 45 Clinton Cook of Applegate was a re- subscribe. Only $1-51 per year. JACKSONVILLE. - OREGON Gabriel Witchie an old time resident study of law In 1861. Wnile in Oregon 1 10- 72 42 •_mt visitor in this city. ¡11 - 74 4L of this city was a visitor in town this William W. Williams of Woodville, he served on the bo id of lane! com ------------ ., —.. 70 12 42 We print Trespass Notices and No is attending court this week as a juror. week. missioners and also as assistant secre 13 61 46 IL K. HANNA Hunting, signs, at tnis office. George Wicks a farmer of Trail tary of state. Thirty-five years ago i 14 49 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bamman of San 74 .> Frank Casev of Montague, Cal. was Francisco are visiting relatives in this spent Monday in this city attending to be came to 42 «0 Seattle and served •15 » 16 47 89 Lawyer a visitor in the valley this week. business affairs. as police judge of Seattle during city. 17 91 49 VJ The last half of the State taxes was Elmer Foss, City Recorder of Med the Klondike and Nome gold rushes, 18 52 92 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kleinbammer Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building position for ten 19 paid by County Treasurer Colvig, Tues of Buncom were recent visitors in this ford, was a visitor at the court house occupying that 52 89 J 20 51 88 years. • day. Thursday afternoon. city. 21 JACKSONVILLE. 50 88 |: OREGON — ■ ---- - George Reynolds of Grants Pass S. S. Bullis of Sterling is in town to 22 42 74 Deputy Sheriff Wilson made a busi 23 47 transacted business in this city Thurs ness trip to Medford Thursday after day attending to business connected All Measures are Defeated 68 24 69 45 day. with his railroad interests. noon. 25 77 41 DR. T. T. SHAW » i State Highway Engineer Cantine of J. Donnegon of Klamath county is 74 46 .1 Gertrude Dunnington and Mary Bag- San Francisco, Oct. 27—The resump 26 27 69 Salem was a visitor in this city this shaw were Saturday night visitors at visiting friends and transacting busi 45 I tion today of the compiletion of returns '28 76 36 Dentist. week. ness in the valley this week. Medford. of the election held throughout the 29 85 41 Attorney Roberts of Medfora trans ' O. C. Boggs of Medford transacted • 81 W. R. Coleman of Medford is in town state yesterday offered no hope to the 30 45 Office in Ryan Building, California St. acted business at the court house Wed business at the court house Thursday today enroute home from the Apple advocates of nonpartisanship in the 31 nesday. Upstairsl gate where he had been employed on a election of all state officers. The addi afternoon. T. E. Daniels, the Medford clothing ranch. tional returns that came in made no I Temperature — mean max. 79:2; mean Flo Thompson, Alice Hoefs and Min JACKSONVILLE OREGON merchant was a witness in the circuit nie Kelly were visitors at Medford Sat The Workman lodge of this city has change in the general result. The two mir>. 45:96; mean 62:58. Max. 92 on 18, court Friday. propositions placed before the voters Minimum, 36. on 28.. Greatest daily just turned over to Mrs. Margaret Wil urday night. of California by referendum were ov range. 42. Total precipitation 0.24 Better get your butter wrappers The Five-Hundred club met at the son, widow of James A. Wilson, de printed at this office and comply home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick Thurs ceased, of Medford, a check for $2,000. erwhelmingly rejected. And with them inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.18 in., with the law governing the sale of day evening. being in full for the certificate of Mr. there went down to defeat the nine ini on 23. Number of days with .01 The mint makes it and under the terms inch or more precipitation, 3, clear, of the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE butter products. Wilson in that order. Certificae is dated tiative propositions. Get your stationery printed at this —------------ w ■ - COMPANY you can secure it at 6% 23; partly cloudy, 4; cloudy. 3. H. D. Wainwright, of Klamath Falls office. Our work is guaranteed and May 5, 1880, and is signed H. K, Han for any legal purpose on approved real na, Master Workman, and Frank Closed Banks to Pay Divi Precipitation for season, 18.89 a former resident of Jackson county, our prices are right. estate. Terms easy, tell us your wants Precipitation for last season 23.82 Krause, Recorder. was in town Friday looking for bar- i and we will co-operate'with you, R. W. Ruhl, editor of the Medford dends on Christmas. E. B ritt , A number of the members of the lo gains in real estate. PETTY & COMPANY Sun is attending court in the capacity cal lodge of the Rebekah Degree at Cooperative Observer. 513 DENHAM BUILDING DENVER. COLO. Mrs. M. E. Abbott of this city was of a juror this week. tended the convention of the order held elected secretary of Rebekah District Centralia, Wash., Oct. 26—Deposi No. 13, at »he convention held at Cen J. S. Howard, “the father cf Med- at Central Point. Wednesday afterooon tors of the United States National bank fo.d” was a witness in a cause heard and evening. Among those who atten tral Point this week. and Union Loan & Trust Company will in the circuit court Thursday. ded were: Mesdames Alice Ulrich, A. receive 10 percent dividends for Christ Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Polley and John W. H. Canon of Medford was at the L. Gall, M. E. Abbott, D. W. Bagshaw mas presents, according to announce Polley of Medford and Oris Polley and court house as a witness in a naturali Amelia Ensele, Marie Ulrich: Misses ments made yesterday by A. R. Titlow wife of Butte, Mont spent Sunday Flo Thompson, Louise Ensele; and and John Galvin, the respective receiv zation case Thursday forenoon. • with Jack Reter and family. Messrs C. D. Abbott, J. A. Norris, Al ers. The combined dividends will ag From the Dawn of Creation Geo. W. Herriott, M. L. Boucher and The price of hogs has advanced in fred Norris, Wm. Ensele, John Norris gregate about $125,00**. and W. E. Ruefly of Applegate were until the valley about J4 cent per pound in Chris Ulrich and Lewis Ulrich. They ------ ■ »m» the past we?k. During the same per business visitors in th s city Tuesday. report a pleasant trip and a very en The Great War Mr. Chandler, an orchardist and old iod the price at Portland has advanced Land Grant Problem Is joyable meeting. t me newspaper man of Medford was a one cent with indications of a further Is depicted in art, science and industry visitor in this city Tuesday afternoon. Studied By Chamberlain rise. t and presented in wonderful colors At The Churches A. E. Reames, B. R. McCabe and E. J. Poole, of Medford, the man who was held for ten weeks in the jail Geo. W. Cherry were among the Med- Washington, Oct. ¡;7—Senator Gee. PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION before given a hearing, for assault, f »rd attorneys attheciurt house Thurs- F. Chamberlain of Oregon, who arriv- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE San Francisco and who was turned loose last week, is div. el last night, says regarding the Cali Services held every Sunday morning in the county jail again—this time for Hattie Deneff, Gertrude Dunnington, fornia-Oregon land grant case that he This wonderful Exposition closes Dec. 4th at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. alleged horse stealing. Mary Bagshaw and Cliff Dunnington w.ll confer with the officials of the de Everybody welcome. The death of John X. Miller, a form were visitors at Medford Tuesday partment of justice when Agent Wil Don't Mist It er wellknown resident of Jackson coun night. liams concludes his investigation in I ty is reported as having occurred re Dr. E. B. Pickell of Medford was a Oregon and makes a report. An effort Lest you always look back to 1915 with regret METHODIST cently at the Soldiers’ Home at Rose witness in the Pierce vs Medford dam will be made to frame legislation whicn Sunday School every Sunday at 10 jvill conform to the suggestion of the burg, of which institution he had for age case heard in the circuit court yes o’clock. W. G. Caudill Superintendent. supreme court decision. •o ne time been an inmate. terday. E. E. Kelly, George Putnam and A. The Jacksonville Orchestra was at Preaching services at 11 a. m. Subject: E. Reames of Medford passed through Applegate Saturday night where it “Abraham, the Hero of Obedience.” Part Of Illuminât on Sys Through the wonderful Valleys of the Wil town Friday enroute to Squaw Lake furnished the music for a dance in the Epworth League6:30 p. m. Subject: lamette, the Sacramento, the Umpqua and “ Personal Work ” Leader Otto Neid- where they will try to inveigle mem Socialist Hall. The patrons of ihe tem at Fair is S jld the Rogue offers exceptional diversion. bers of the finny tribe, to-wit: trout, dance were loud in their praise of the meyer. to leave their present quarters for the music furnished and management will Preaching Service at 7:30 p. m. Low Round Trip Fares arrange a return trip. fisherman’s basket. Subject: “Is it possible to live the San Fran-isco, Oct. 26—Twenty-four >f the 48 big 36-inch projectors that The Hallowe’en Bali given in Orth’s FOR SALE-TIMBER LAND.-Ihave Christian life?” Full particulars with cony of booklet “Wayside Come, the glad hand awaits you. av? form d an important element of Hall last night was one of the most for sale at a bargain, four tracts of Notes, Shasta Route” or “California and Its Two the Panam'-Pacific exposition illumi delightful dances of the season. About R. A. Hutchinson timber, totalling 6 )0 acres, all in the World Expositions" on application to nearest agent. nation system have been sold to the 75 young ladies and gentlemen were Pastor. same region, for sale at a bargain if Russian government, an I are to be present and a pleasant evening passed taken at once. Land is located in hipped at once to European batlle- rapidly. Music was furnished by the Douglas county and is worth double PRESBYTERIAN lielns, it was announced t »day. The Jacksonville Orchestra of seven pieces the price asked. Apply to D . W. Morning worship with sermon at 11 »rice paid is placed at $24,0)0. and was announced very good. Bagshaw, Jacksonville, Oregon. o’clock. Subject: “The law of Sell- John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. C. W, Casebolt, charged with des Roy Ulrich, Dr. Golden, John Dun preservation. ” troying a headgate on the Hopkins ir nington and Bob Finney who had been Elcctrc Sparks Sunday School at 10 a. m. rigating ditch last summer, was found deer hunting or. the Umpqua, returned Young People ’ s meeting at 6:45 p. tr. guilty in the circuit court Tuesday. Wednesday evening having killed ten This is the same case tried a few deer and one bear. Pretty good for Lula Williams, leader. (From Off Our Wireless) I months ago before Justice Dox in this six days’ hunting excursion. Three of , Evening worship with sermon at 7:30 t I Ä The Turks do not even take the tro :- I city. The former trial like the last one the bucks and the bear were on exhibi o’clock. Subject: “Hnest inquiry and its benefits to men. ” hie to make censors suppress the mas was decided against Casebolt and from tion at the butcher shop Thursday. The Woman's Missionary Society will sacre new i which he appealed. i'b-; I iii - 'e. r Word was received this week of the meet in the lecture room of the church Inventors of plots for m ivies and The case of Joe Johnston, charged marriage of Miss Agnes Hoefs to F. at three o’clock on Thursday afternoon ■ "nr , ' • i. i 1 k :.'.':' s rre the I •• irli with robbing Antone Rose of this city E. Butler, at Portland. Mrs. Butler Subject: “Mexicans in the United meh dramas have haul work in keeping : "oct prcJi.t ‘ ' 'I»’..; -rest c . on the night of September 3oth; was is the daughter of C F. Hoefs of this States.’! Mrs. Kate Hoffman, leader. up with the straightway reports of • 1 lie I; l?c>r.i ’j a..d tri j" ! • jewel robbers in tbe daily papers. heard in the circuit court Thursday, city. She was a resident of this city pb’-LC r;. ‘ci .. • ’ “is ti.dion crown Prosecuting Attorney Kelly represent for several years. Mr. Butler is a When America decided to equip it- it ii; Itr ' !al a< I iertnu i's of the 1 ing the State and Geo. W. Cherry of practicing doctor at Portland. The I Girl Typewriter Champion s'If with armament of any kind, na These twin ¡.i^asea.-.civ ho! > w r'.J Medford appearing for Johnston. The Post j »ins with a host friends in wish u I tioos may rest assured that ît will be ’ me I i n c I ;iiz:.'.!cn, Lorn tn the evidence for the State consisted in Mr. ing *hem a prosperous journey through ■ i.. lay tl'.o moat ¡..’th.' .1 ar. 1 the best the worl I affords. JC3. Í Rose’s account of the holdup which he life. New York, Oct. 26 —Miss Margaret ¿cki.t 1 ublic t • rvants tli-t evei Some fellows can see no big men in related in a very positive manner. The B. O ven of New York, has again won t ' ’.led k tbo Lun i laco. their home town. Everybody at home Friday the case of Mrs. C. H. Pierce attorney for the defense made a num the world’s championship as a type- 't t re o' Ar», rim nnHvlty am The y ber of attempts to impeach this wit against the City ot Medford for $2500. writ r operat >r and a $1000 trophy is as rm ill as they. . ;.:ni ficm ll.e lait d of t’..e I.. ness but not being very well veised in damages for injuries received from « which go ?s with the title. In a contest Occasionally a statesman cimes out c. ciiHvo f rdus hare, u:..b r .’.nicrlcai the rules of evidence did not succeed fall on one of the city streets was heard here y este-day, Miss Owen maintained for woman suffrage in such a hurry uyervUlon, rj'un a »» '. v.<i . o. ir< i to any great extent. The accounts of by a jury in the circuit court. The in for an hour an average • f 136 words a that he has no time to explain away ■.cross the cal ■ > •• • unib i scar. the holdup as told to different persons jury was proved, but as the Medford a minute. Her previous record was 132 some of the vigorout arguments he used -t i:.-..pby, in 1 ■ ’r!>- jo .ill. m i charter limits the amount of damages words a minute. by Mr. Rose on the morning following to make against it. too ki.ov. ii ■. ■ .Id ai d the tr Io William F. Oswald of New York, the occurrence were given in court by to be recovered for a personal injury ■ ''ne han ahead/ conquer. J Hi» , I I Unless Dec Elliott an 1 Huge muster-s Ill’s sur: > d 11' W lUiielii al t! Mike Broad. J M. Williams, Frank toi'O). the court instructed the jury won the amateur half h >ur contest b?rg soon arrange another little joint .shore I to 11 • c a< iu..t: t’. Tungate. J. M. Rock, Sheriff Singler I that they could not find a verdiet for a wiih an average of 137w.,rls a mil - debate, it is feared psychology will an. and others and varied somewhat from | larger sum. The verdict was for $100. ute. t ke its place among the lost arts. O. C. Bogg ’ represented the plain '*o lndurlty In »1- hl.tory of tl the story told on the stand by Mr. »».»I hast i'Tn »!' • '•<■:* rapid .trap BrVan ssys that the remainder of Rose, particularly in regard to whether ■ tiff and B. R. McCabe appeared for the Fire at Merlin develoj ¡m ut 1 u.-ciul.n s, m .is life will include “active participa ♦ he robber’s face was masked or not. [ city. lug »no i.rs ever cx< i ti 1 : :n< r ■ i . •.■ erf tion in politics ” This may mean that -us, The whole forenoon was taken up with The motor car on the R. R. V. rail ifiuenco uj <»:» tl*** clvlllzaticn f I: be h is no intention of giving up vot the trial and the end was not in sight, road ran into an auto just as it was The little town of Merlin, nine miles timn th* '1 "I". . di ■ nd 1 >' ■' but upon the opening of court after the ! leaving Medforl on its return trip to north of Grants Pass, was visited by a ing. ;t lr acl.u vi iuo-.t dcmonslraii-fc t! ■ nonn recess, Mr. Kelly surprised the Jacksonville, WeJnes lay evening. The disastrous fire Saturday morning. The prrmacy of two df 'lnct tjt s </ Americans are still congratulating hi spectators by arising and in a neat ad driver of the auto attempted to cross blaze started in the Merlin Hotel, pr - hemselv-s on the privilege of payi g ■ merlcan genius-- Invention «t.d ..rpan t’ > , dress asked the court to take th? case the railroad track ahead of the motor sumably from a defective flue, and iwar-le.s war tax zuiton. from the jury and dismiss it for lack but failed to get over in time, the m >- wiped out a big portion of the town, The Industry we1» peculiarly fortur off ' idence to convict, at the same time • tor striking a rear wha.-l of the a ito in addition to the hotel, the Southern .te in having |.o .. ;ful iuv. i.ilve Im. U : d If It Only War«. • » ct at Its r »urea and tierm r.do.i a iti lg that he (Kelly) did not believe a il completely d-in li->,ng it. N I’ Pacific depot, several a ores and hou TJttle Johnny was sorely troubled .»■•nils to direct i's ci janlzatloii at. I . ,1. OU .■ L that the jury would find the prisoner one was hurt but there were so ne per ' i rs w, re destroy»!. A car of merch in morning. Prohibitions greut mid ; rowth It is the most perfect fri. at l-jllo'..,’ I • g.i Iry and that he himself hid grave sons badly scared for a few minutes. due on a railroad si rig was also des I one small met him nt every turn It was of the tree of American industry and rope !c: . tn* d ib:s of his guilt. No objections John Barnum w is driving the m »tor troyed. “no" to this mid "no” to thnt till nt last when compared with Its European con 2.67ï,('é0. we j made by the defe.i’e and the and sounded his alarm in p enty of time lie began to cry. angrily exclaiming to temporaries. It thrills every patriotic the ...rid . Co irt i i a few well chosen remarks but the auto driver piid no a’t mtion Buig iria does not enjoy much leisure bls mother betweeen aobs. "I wish •no' , American with pride. per cent of was a swear word, mamma, ao you dismissed the case. • to the warning. for domestic debate on war policy. go I j in the United Y'a Ambitious youth can find no more in “MONEY” The History of the World Scenic Shasta Route SOUTHERN PACIFIC
