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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1915)
JACKSONVILLE POST Official Taper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jacksen 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, 1379. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IT PA!D ■AFTER ALL À I 8 1 I Again We Beg To REMIND YOU By V. 'LL'AM CHANDLER That Jacksonville merchants are making many friends and lots of people are discovering how well ¡I 6, 1915 ’ Bob Sanford on Ids way from New York to Chicago arrived Saturday SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on night ut Buffalo and dtacoveied to his application. dismay that he could go no farther ~T------------------------------------------- till the next evening. Not only was lit’ court House nt having to wait in a rHETHR/CE-Zl-WEEK EDITION st ills.ippoiiited range town over Sunday, but horror You cm find most Item« of Interest to Jackson County OF THE NEW YORK WORLD stricken nt rememberlug that he was short of cash, having provided just Tax Payera enough to take him to his Journey's cud. His hotel bill for one day would Practically a Daily al lhe Price use up all lie hud. with none left for his sleeping berth to Chicago. Ills CIRCUIT COURT of a Weekly. Ni Other tickets "ere to that city. in Jacksonville, and an earnest desire on the part of Bob put up At a hotel and went to Arthur Lord vs R. H. Bradshaw, et Newspaper in the World bed. hl the hiornln, he bet bought al. Amended complaint filed. the merchants to meet your requirements in the litiusblY as to how be should get away Charles Prim vs E. N. Bowen, et al. Gives so Much at so with the day mid provide means for a most satisfactory manner. Action to recover money. Complaint sleeping berth for the balance of the Low a Price. filed. trip, for lie had no mind to sit up all Come and see how well we have anticipated your wishes ulglit. Then suddenly he remembered S. F. Reichert vs Josephine Sooy- that his cliiim, Tom Atkinson, was u Especially, we invite you to inspect our Immense Smith. Judgment enterea. There has never been a time wh"n a Buffalo boy mid Ills parents lived there. Agnes Brier vs E. M. Smith. Re- newspaper was more needed in the Tom’s father had visited bis sou in Lines of everything kept in an up-to-date General turn of summons. household. The great Avar in Europe Chicago, and Bob hid been Introduced Store. Again we invite you to year, with Wm. Ulrich vs D. A. Bonar, et al. has now entered its second y< ar, wi th to him. He might call on .Mr. Atkin no promise of an end for a long time, son. state his necessities and secure Cost Bill filed. tin* loan of (lie few dollars needed. Joseph Mayham, et al vs David Mims These are world shaking events, in Boli spent the morning reading the which the United States, willing or un et al. Suit in equity to remove cloud. newspapers mid the afternoon walking Complaint filed. Affidavit and order willing, has been compelled to take a 1 the streets. His train did not leave part. No intelligent person can ignore till 11 o’clock. After dark he plucked for publication of summons. such issues. up courage to go to the Atkinsons for COUNTY COURT The Presidential contest also will his loan. Ho after getting the address In the matter of the estate of John soon be at hand. Already candidates from a directory lie turned his steps to Duggan, deceased. Order fixing t me for the nomination are in the field, and the house. On his arrival he found the The People’s Store, where and place for hearing on final account. the campaign, owing to the extraordi premises dimly lighted. He hesitated. He was tempted to give It up and sit In the matter of the last will and nary character of the times, will be of ( lip all night in a day car. But tile pros testament of F. P. Swinson, deceased supreme interest. No other newspa pect of a sleepless night urged him on. per will inform you with the prompt- and he went up tile steps and rang the Order admitting will to probate. n 'ss and cheapness of the Thrice a- bell. After waiting some time he saw In the matter of the estate of R. J. Week edition of the New York World. the light in the hill turned tiighêt*; Slingerman, deceased, Second annual THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLD’S then a feminine voice naked who was account filed. regular subscription pri-e is only $1 00 there. In the matter of the estate of Eliza PHONE 112 Bob wus staggered, How could lie per year, and this pays for 156 papers. bSth E Brooks, deceased, Order di explain who he was? He could not We offer this unequalled newspape' renting notice to creditors, Inventory Very "ell say that he was Tom Atkin and and appraisement filed. son’s friend mid he had called to bor POST row a few dollars on the strength of In the matter of the estate of Aaron JACKSONVILLE Rjck, deceased. Order on final ac- together for one year for $2.00 cash that friendship. Ile said nothing, standing in the vestibule irresolute. C unt. only. “Who's there?" asked the voice again In the matter of the estate of Theo- The regular subscription price of the in a more resolute tone. d >ric Cameron, deceased. Order ap two papers is $2.5). Still Bob. uoi knowing ivlint to say. said nothing. 'Then he thought he proving final account and discharging heard a light step within retreating. I prou Mir obtained tn ad countriefl C.i KL r ££. a Iministrator. TR,»rz-M.’«:.'KS, < l L'bryUghuh’frls- r.l Electric Trrain Kills Wo then returning. Sii.ldenl.v the door j ist -reiL Send r . ma l ur. 1'l.otd; for In the matter of the estate of Jennie FHCS REPORT on ■ il-: . . v. Pati htptact- ¡.'.i was opened a few inches, and the muz- ! l« e exelujivvly, E .. C i.. . L..ENCES. G. Jones, deceased. Older fixing time zle of a pistol wns |siked through. Be- | Se;.t| 2 cents f i F’~i:i] r f ar invalunlilo bonk man in East Albany. on -OW TO C’JT»...I finti Si-LL PATENTS, y an I place for hearing on final account. J yoml he could distinguish the figure of »» hi H oí i will pIl c.- t i get « : :mnt . patent lav la v and o.n ou. r valuable inlor.nation. a girl. In the matter of the estate of R. K. “if you think that 1 am alone." sahl Albany, Or., Nov. 3 —Mrs. Alex S Al ton, deceased. First and final ac Dunn was killed by the Oregon Elec-[ a quavering voice, "you are mistaken. count filed. Order. PATEt.’T LAWYERS, 'There are three men upstairs." I c. In the matter of the estate of Frank trie south bound train at 5:30 yesterday j “I—I-have come to make a call on C. Roberts, deceased. Inventory and afternoon at the eastern limits of this i Mr. mid Mrs. Atkinson. l>o they live 303 Seventh St., V/ashinnton, D. C. I «¡Uy* The Southern Pacific and Oregon here?" appraiseuun’ filed. iaXES. X~’ ' ir MM ■■1.7 | Electric tracks are close together at ' “Yes. they live here, The best fishing is in this town. In the matter of the estate of Rob ! this point and a freight train was pa«s- church. Tlie.' haven’t ert G. Morrow, deceased. Petition If you don't believe it read the home paper for I i ig on the S. P. so that Mrs. Dunn did You < nii't come in." filed. Order appointing administra not hear the electric train i;p;roaching I "Certainly not if you don't wish it. bargains. trix. when she attemp e.l to cross the truck May 1 leave a card'.'’' 'The girl made no reply to this. Bob You'll get the highest returns for your money right near her home. She was so badly in held out a card mid. poking it at the ELECTIONS IN EAST jured that she only lived a few min girl Just below the pistol, said: her; in town. utes. Mrs. Dunn was 66 years of nge 1 "I'm a friend of Tom Atkinson. In Besides, you'd boom the town by keeping the and had been a resident of Albany for Chicago lliippeiiiiig to be in Buffalo, Suffrage Defeated in Three several years. She was only recently i I conclifded to pay my respects to his money at home. married to Mr. Dunn, her second parents." States. Republi- husband, her former I u-tband, F. D. : "Oh, merciful goodness!" exclaimed the girl, wit lull'll wing the weapon. I Leverich having died about three “What have 1 done!" cans Win. I years -ago. She is survived by the "It doesn't mutter.” said Bob n|>olo- ile f el that w.ir loan meets with | husband, four sons and two d lugh- geticnll.v. "Its my fault anyway. I Elecfiic Spa ks 1| rhc only way to pop jar pi roval may offer oo mi ny I ters. shouldn't have called so late.” Over'* helming defeat of woman suf temptatior s to ta e an inc ite. got the genuine (F ...i ff our Wireless) "Are you Itobert Sanford?" frage in New York, Massachusetts and " Yes." Some efficiency exjert could p-cduce ! Pennsylv.il ia: election of a Dem.ier.itie "Oh. denr! I’ajMi and mamma left startling statistics to show an irrmi nse g .'ernj. in Mar, la «1 to succeed a Re V i e ( r p< r Money Ne fled, says a me all mom*, and I'm frnld of bur amount . f ti u | ent n j effectual vo Tewing Machine g publican, and a Republican governor in glars. ITc imide a ninny of myself. hem line. Isn't it the t nth. ting. Massachusetts to succeed a Dernocr-it; Vaco, Ariz , Nov. 4 Na"o, Sonor ', < ome 111.” ii to buy the machine ‘ Final ci. is S( it” savs another. As for woman’s rights, President lloh enti le I. unking if IIle girl was Say Isiutfi.lyf.lty ih a gam of one Republican representa I just aero s the b ird <r, win decía <d will the name NEW Wilson believes there are states’ tive (from |4ew York,! in eongruM in , today t > be the ca >ii nl of Mexi.o b Toni's s| I r. mill she assured him N w v 'h t the allies got that loan rights. i HOME on lhe arm the tilling of four vac incie , a close [ General Franeise.o Villa, w! o ar.ive.l Hot In* was nii.l I'.ml often lieurd Tout . i ire after wish they’d til. s< me ------------------------------------------------ j cr.d in the legs. contest for th • g ivernurs.iip in Ken- I there with the vangu rd of his army i i ■ p.-I < f hi friend .Mr. Sanfoixl. ’I’:i| a ¡mil i.:ai: ma " 111 lie so compli- f i.s j o. r f. lows “hi w they did it ” tucky, with the Democratic candilat ! the withdrawal fr. in attacks on Agu i Thia machine I« / g i n it I ace Su'c'Jc ireiite I in:,t yon have called on them." 1 i| c in: cy si ms to have become ’l.e leading in Ohio, w. re outstanding fea 1 1’i'ieta. warranted for all : :d Mi < Atkinson, ’ iiik I will be de a. r. of in me.uai < oi.c* a!;i < nt 7 time« tures today of the elections in 10 states Naeo will be .n i le a b ne of 'Upp i *s i li ,*.1 to ice one of Tom’*-, intimate y ester l-iv. I*, no of ti'pse lii gs of steel hi ve al- Two pairs of twins in.a p rio I f 12 | No other like it 1 aial the troops will rest here for 3 i days I*1 1 :* ls 1 licy "ill be II me in a few Li.mites Tin* s.*i''lees are over at V. t L<t ei the light ring to them. In New York, the proposed new state I it was said. m< nths is the record of Mr. and M n. I No other -is coed , o* 1 '.i". Ilii'i i nbmit fifteen minutes constitution was rejected by a majority Ail-mound detern.¡nation to win dots J. R. Creighten of Ferry P. .-s, Fi . I to * onio from tla* cliurdi Here they of approximately 400,000. Ths N:?, ikne Sxtij Uachlne Company, the announcement was made a few not b i g the end. of war any uvmer. . i Huiier Shtals OHO.vt FoY ! ale no"'.” New York denied woman’s plea for CHANGE, MASS. I g iug on the western bo*<nr in i- ' nights ago that they were the parents I'.ol. wished it had taken them the ballot by a maj nity of approx, of a boy and a girl. Twelve nv r.ths cr io <■< , ,e. for Tom’s slsier "as | cate.- that s h le in (he g.ouid is the m.itely 200,000. Massachusetts’ vole ' ago .. p; ir f bays w re b >rn to them- Dallas, Or . Nov 3 A B. Packard, pretty Uii.i I:.' " .mid have liked n long ! c. i' f a m in lift*. uga nst suffrage showed a mnjo-itv of a blacksmith, of Airhe, is Ut the D d-1 er 'iitiiii. i *’i her alone. The front W r..ii aniJe watches becom * popu’ar I 132,( K2, Penney vania’s retu rns were las hospital, mi us a part of his left door ope.,e * i ' h . i Mi*. .||,,| Mrs Atkin- O’Brien So the landlord lowered tl e nl el leiviii*: their "r:l|M In tile ■oboiiv will worry '.hen tie town tl ck rint for yea. He’.I save money at th: t slow in coming in, but indicated that f mt. He had been hunting on Sun l iv s* goes wrong. hall. I'lilt red. We have on hand for sale the following the majority against su Trage would be afternoon, and after securing the limit C:ts.iy How s i? O’B is i—Si ire, it’s Is Tom's friend Mr Sanford What with t ill shoes a d s i* rt skirts less than first figures indicated. Esti of Chit a pheasants, it tu n d home. of ■ < Tills 1 -s he’ll b_* Lain’ w len ye don’t pay lif. ago.” sal | \||ss Alkitison. blanks vix: he h ght of fashion is findm; it i.ilfi- mates b iseil on incomplete returns He tripped going up the steps of his it.— Punch. ’Well, upon my "ord!” exclaimed cull to make hotli ends meet. Lease. forecast defeat of the amendment by i own po.'ch an I fell. 'The shotgun was Mr Atkin on "Delighted to see you. from 50, OOP to 60,0 i0. Having been i ebaked by t Carranza, Mortgages, discharged, his foot receiving the full 1 remcmlcr very "ell meeting you in Tammany Hall triuni >hed in New 1 charge. Toni's rooms In t'lilcngo.” Bill of Sale, the Pan-American mrditors i nfay be Deacon —Susi ■, I am sorry your pa- “Hi*"' nice of you to come ami see sure they are right and go light uh ad. pa w is not at meeting, Susie —Please York City in the election of a district Agreements. us!” said Mis Atkinson. *’l assure attorney for the first time in 15 years, ' Warranty Deeds, While the initiative and ref* ren*,uin n , sir; he went cut walking in the the sheriff of New Yo*’ conn y. uni a 7'hrm School Boys Sl^al (j:;n you we npp'i*. late the attention." Quit Claim Deeds, w ods- D aco.i —I am afraid, Susie, are looked upon ns back t umbers the Bob lem.ilnel for an hour, during majority of th t . i , < H| 1 . n ea. (. battel Mortgage, vou • i apa does not fear G id. Susie— " Illi Ii the fond parents taike.l In es rec dl Siems to be holdin, its tlWII. The clt r 1 ied i v,.i ,| / i "a a Acknov ledgeinents. s.intly about their sun. mid Bob prais T e theory that weeds cause hay fe- Oh. ves, sir; I guess he docs: he S l! m. (! • , ” • . Will S Hal*« so. 25-ye.ir > O' e ‘ r . ehisv au * u .<1 Real Estate ontract. toek his gun with him. - Buffalo Cour - ed h 1'1 i.< the skies All the while lie ver ay exp i ■ win* some ch ; •.>, P ’1'. i hi .'trial School f >r It >vs . n ( take over u . I* I. ■» ... .troll d b\ .hv p *"•■■>■ er. Location Notice—Placer, " s tl*;. Ing to n.::s|ei up courage to v .<u g wid >ws discari them s ... .p. .«>U today he bn I found no tra *e of Tol do K.,i.wais Hi l.ii'J.t comuany ! '■ ik of the li'. n of S'.* for a sleeping Location Notice-Quartz, ti' i’r '<• Spin.I!.”', of F eemont. and lt sounds paradoxical, but th ■ h est I*.*:ill. But to te'l T* m's parents in Satisfaction of Mortgage, Charles Gosso, of Dallas, who, after the preren. e of Tom's si«ter that lie way for ft.rei u ti anciers to float an High School Funds Not Fur escaping from the sob ml stole a shot tlad inlled fm that pii’pose was too Ai erican oa i is t< keep it a.\ay r m Recruiting : e • re. nt-Well, my mar, Rjal Eitate Afiiti Gn-.rut, would v u like to serve the king. Milk Notice Application for Liquor License gun from a farmer. Both are 12 years niiii li lor him So. sgi Im; tliaf h(< must the water. boy— That I would, sir. ‘Ow much d’ye Person Over 21. old. go for his train, he li.tde them nil gisr.l At reasonable prices. Weintend adding Joh i D. Rockefeller, Jr., do i! I less t ink think he'd want a day. Hi sup by. and. fullowed bv a shower of thanks other blanks as fast as possible unti lo. ks tirst rate late in m a miner’s « t nif im pose u much as a gall*, n. -Punch. for the attention tie bail slni" n them the line is complete. Blanks of special Salem, Or., Nov. 2-Neither the but tl . t w.. rot persuade him to adopt Asylum Pa ie.it Esc ipes in e.-'lliiig. lie took Ills ,le| ir*nre. form printed to order at short notice counts echo.) tuition fund nor the i C. UI.« Those Pinny Stories. The next eveuhig be app> irrtl at bis ru ’ornai y attire. A ly kc.ioul fund can b. < rawn up n fur T 1.1 \lklii*oii's and told 'lie s’ ifv. Wall S‘le •’ will i< er «'lieve I It. p'.lt lion '•ell 1.1 own tro'ible with conversa JACKSONVILLE POST. I- tlrii .<>ti i nn I la k to some men 11.Ilion fur uny «tu.Kiit o\er 21 year- Salem. Tr. N< v 3 Bv st-nlin r the “Well -nil! T<»in iug llie m L tin oper ter c t ■ * 1 half a dilute wlit'. i i nmi lating them <>t ege, arc i ing to an opi ion r.iulii- keys < f the attend int anil o • ninu >h * "A f'er IE’! '¿It' .if M i nf - a • •f h fm tn'i th.it Hut 'cry finally «» sh np an 111 by A I .rill i l.<xH.lal liro.v ., h do >r fro n the nun’s want. Ches Jter pistol ■ ’’’■•li'd. A THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN • d - bl’i a F quest of Stale Sap run -. hi nt of Ray M irq lain, a former Met:, Ht iilrht ’" •*' ADVERTISING BY THE > X . .SCI X h 1) « rv , <ll<' l | (:<,!>. -imt | t w ,, 4 tvorih Public In»tr< ctiun U. uic.u.l. only minister of Ciaekam..* county, I -cuis five a tdelit like that.” his v persons between th.* ages of 6 an I J. captai from the stat.* hospital F.f'.'iir. xreil -ix w ix r< ••■tiTly sent to )'."t do yon tm -iny yeais Come within th.- purview o. liie toe insane yesterday. H.* had bi Ubar Bulgaria see ns m d is a -efliM.I for 1 lie first ('n e and Ilf ou Ills Bob never explained till he became generm . offices two laws creating the funds, he a patient at the institution for two engaged to MHs Atkltron. young Lochinvar to come Carry it return Home lie asked, "Papa, who NEW YORK AND CHICAGO taught Adam the alpha lief F* beld. yeari off. ft Pays To Buy Here I Anything You Want COME AND SEE Taylor - Williams Co "The World is (¡rowing Better Jacksonville . w? i’ish Where (he Fishing Is Good! Oregon I e. SHIH' â co. Now Hems LEGAL BLANKS i BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
