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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1915)
Jacksonville Post s : l apple people You can find a Notary Public at this At Th; Chui ch; ; BUSINESS CARD . Weather Report. office. Carl Long of Hilt, Cal. was a recent SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1915 visitor in town. (.US N’EWBU.iY Following is the report of U. S. Vo' CHRISTIAN SCIENCE unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Miss Edith Hoefs was a recent visi Services held every Sunday morning i Attorney-at-Law tor at Medford. The barrel apple growers Jacksonville, for month of Oct. at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. LOCAL NEWS Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi Wil! Practise in All Courts in the^Sja^e of New York who have been tude Mabel Reeves of Medford is visiting Everybody welcome. 123 deg. 5 min. west. friends in this Jcity. patronizing the auction sales MEDEOKD, . ^GREGON.^ W. S. Raypholtz was at Medford Charley Dunford of Watkins was in Tuesday. that have been held by one j Date I Maximum Minimum Precipita METHODIST of the auction companies Miss Stella Levy was a visitor at town this week. tion 1). W. BAGSHA.W H. A. Canady of Medford was in Medford Wednesday. 78 56 Sunday School every Sunday at 10 under the auspices of the 1 2 65 4.5 town Thursday. o ’ clock. W, G. Caudill Superintendent. E. D. Shook of Grants Pass was a State Department of mar 3 Attorney at Law 72 38 H. K. Hanna. Esq. made a trip to Owing to the pastor's engagement at recent business visitor in this city. 80 37 kets are enthusiastic over Griffin Creek School there will be no Beagle, Tuesday. 82 39 NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER Gottlieb Elksnat is building a small the results of sales made 6 5 83 sermon on Sunday morning. 39 Mrs. John Dunningtofl was a visitor house on the lots recently purchased on Office wjth Jacksonville Post. 7 81 42 Epworth League 6:30 p. m. Leader thus far. at Medford Friday. Main street. 75 42 8 John J. Dillon, commis 9 69 40 All work must be spot cash at W. Anna Neidermeyer. JACKSONVILLE. - OREGON , Frank Casey of Barron, spent Tues 10 60 38 sioner of the Department of Preaching Service at 7:30 p. tn. R. Sparks in 1915. 11 68 30 day afternoon in ttita city attending to Al a r k e t s, who has put 12 63 34 John Vincent made a trip to Table Subject: ‘‘God’s Dividend.” business affairs. Give your wishbone a holiday, and through his auction plan 13 59 45 II. K. HANNA Rock Wednesday. Cl 11 45 Get your stationery printed at this put your backbone in operation and try o against the united opposi 15 75 34 Gertrude Dunnington was a Visitor our welcome on Sunday evening. office. Our work is guaranteed and 95 40 I .awyer tion of the large established 16 at Medford Friday. Our prices are right. u R> A, Hutchinson 73 17 40 jobbing houses was much Mrs. S. E. Dunnington was a visitor 18 73 40 Hallowe’en was observed with the Pastor. ìttico in Bank of Jacksonville Building 61 19 38 pleased with the boost that 20 usual pranks Saturday night, but no et Medford Friday. 71 31 Fred Olsen of the Applegate valley damage was done to buildings or other the open market gave to the 21 JACKSONVILLE, 71 OREGON 38 property. was in town Thursday. 63 43 PRESBYTERIAN prices of barrel apples. 22 55 23 39 Fred Messner was a business visitor Wesley R. Sparks is sending samples 55 34 Morning worship with sermon at 11 Fifty to sixty-five cents a 24 of the water from his new well on the at Medford Thursday. 64 36 DR. T. T. SHAW O’clock, Subject: ‘'The Durable Ele- i barrel was put into the 25 26 66 heights to the State Board of Health 40 Miles Cantral of Ruch wai a visitor ment in Life.” Every one has a deep pockets of each grower by 65 27 40 for analysis. in this city Thursday. > seated desire to possess that which en- the rise in prices during the i 28 69 38 Dentist. I Better get your butter wrappers 66 29 39 Lula Williams was a visitor at Med dutes; in human life it is left to the in-1 30 57 printed at this office and comply ford Friday afternoon. 37 dividual to make his choice. In the first three days of the auc 31 Office in Ryan Building, C di furnia St. 60 47 with the law governing the sale1 of tion sales at Red Hook and morning theme we will determine what ; A. C. Hotl"*h of Oranta Pass was a butter products. Upstairal the durable element in life is, and how Gardiner, New York. recent visitor in towrii The large firms of jobbers have been Temperature-mean max. «8:51; mean Carl Beebe and Miss Dulcie Caton It may be attained. OREGON Ersa) Lewis of Central Point was d staying away from the sales, hut it min. 39:64; mean 54:07. Max. 83 on 6. JACKSONVILLE were married at the home of the bride’s Sunday School at 10 a. m. parents at Table Rock, Sanday eve recent vis’tor in town, I Young People’s meeting at 6:45 p. m. ' is predicted that they will soon be Minimum, 30, on 11. Greatest daily amon" the buyers at the public sales range, 44. Total precipitation 0.50 Tom Dunnington of Ashland visited Mabel Reeves leader. ning. Octobei 31. ■ »s they cannot afford to have their inches, Greatest in 24 hours, 0.50 in , C. R. Leslie of Venice. Cal. who was friends in t-wn Sunday. Evening worship with sermon kt 7:f0 rivals get supplies that they need. on 23. Number of days with .01 The nrnl makes it an 1 under the terms A. C. Bostwick of Buncom was a vis o’clock. Subject: ‘‘The modern Sa formerly engaged in business at thia lu his letter to the growers of New inch or more precipitation. 1, clear, of the CONTINENTAL MO'iTGYGE itor in this city Thursday. place was in town this week looking maritan.” In this sermon it will be York State asking for steady’ supplies COMPANY you can secure it at C$1 , Ver the valley with a view to locat Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna Were vis- our purpose to point out how even with to the auction, Commissioner Dillon 19: partly cloudy, 8; cloudy. 4. ior any leg >1 purpose on approved real Precipitation for season, ing. said: “ The consumption of New York ¡tors at Medford Friday. shifting conditions in modern social ‘state. Terms easy, tell us votir wants Precipitation for last season State apples is restricted ill the early and we will co-operaie-w:th you. J. W. Simmons of Portland, Btatfi i Mrs. S. Wilcox of Applegate was a life, the spirit of the Ancient Samari- winter by high retail prices, This K. B ritt , t tn may still be retained and made ef causes a sluggish market and keeps PETTY & COMPANY Deputy for the Modern Woodmen of ' recent visitor in this hity. Cooperative Ohsei rver. SI3 DENHAM BUILDING DENVER. COLO. fective. America, has been in the valley this the wholesale prices low. In the mean- Only .50 of an inch of rain fell dur- time dealers get out and buy at low week looking after the interests of that : ing the month of October. quotations from producers, trices be- order. Nofce to Creditors. Charles Edwards of Hilt, Cal. visited | gin to stiffen as soon as the bulk of 433SE Notice was received by police officers friends in this city Tuesday. h** fruit is out of the hands of pro pro- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OP I II"* of the valley Thursday, to be on the ducers. Lea Black of Buncim was a business JOREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY. lookout for three Ford autoes stolen at Visitor in this city recently. “To overconi« these conditions you In the matter of the estate Portland an J supposed to be headed need an open market from one cud of of George K. Wait, Deceassd. We print Trespass Notices and No this Way. the season *o the other to establish a th> Hanting, signs, at tnis office. Notice is hereby given that by an or price. * • • There will be protests Col. H. H. Sargent of Medford who Dean Willetts of Watkins transacted der duly ma le and entered by the Coun and attempts at manipulations for a Purchased the Jerry Nunan property in ty Court ■ f Jacksoh C'ouht ■, Oregon, short time, but ultimately all apples Valley View addition to this citv sever business in thi3 city Thurs lay. the undersigned has been appointed ad in the New York market will be sold If you like this paper, dr p in and al months ago, will move into the pro ministrator of the estate of George K. at rtiu-tion and you will get more subscribe. Only $1-50 per year. perty about November 15. money for them. M ON Wait, deceased, and has duly qualified A. H. Harris of Portland, special re Uncle Billy Cameron Of Uniontown as such administrât r. 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦♦ 4 presentative of the Daily Telegram was was a visitor in town Saturday. All persons having claims against ♦ in town Tuesday looking for data for Julian Abbott of Hilt spent Sunday said decedent or sa;d estate are hereby 4 4 4 NORTHWEST APPLES Aro you interested in an article on the early history of Jack visaing his parents in this city. notified and required to present the 4 4 TO SELL AT AUCTION sonville and the Rogue River Valley. IN ENGLAND 4 M. L. Boucher of Applegate transac same properly verified, to the under 4 Mining1 Art A systematic canvas of the farmers ted business in this city Wednesday. ♦ signed administrator at the office of his 4 of the valley Is being made in the in attorney, J. R; Neil, in Jacksonville, 4 Since the record he made in ♦ Agriculture Science Luke Ryan of Medford was looking terest of the proposed beet sugar fac Oregon, on or before six months from 4 England last winter, when he 4 Horticulture Manufacturing tory. At this time the prospects are after business affairs in this city Thurs and after the date of the first publica- 4 ■old over $500,000 worth of North 4 4 apples at auction, H. western good for securing the required 5000 day. tion of this notice. The latest developments in all i i iistries c in 4 Moomaw has become much sought 4 I Earl Bostwick and Torrence Judy of acres. The date of this notice and the first 4 after by the shipping organiza- 4 ' be seen here. Yoi cannot afford to miss it. Medford were recent visitors in this publication thereof is November 6, 1915 4 tions. 111* hl»» now left for Eng- 4 A force of men are engaged in re J ohn W ait , modelling and repairing theRyan build c’ty. 4 lnnd to make plan» for the eoin- 4 Low Fares Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kleinhammer Administrator of the estate 4 ing season. ing next door t.o Ulrich’s store in order 4 4 of George K. Wait, deceased. 4 Mr. IL F. Davidson nnd to have it ready for use as the postof of Buncom were recent visitors In this for exposition travil are in effect until 4 4 shippers were much pleased fice which will be moved there first of city, November 3) via the 4 the prices received at auction in 4 the year. R >ger Bennett of Medford Wis busi Notice of Final Settlement. 4 4 England lust fall and approve of £ hasta Route The County court held its regular ness visitor i:i this city Friday after IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE 4 the system of selling as it is used 4 monthly meeting for the transaction noon. 4 in Liver) ool ami Loudon. In large 4 OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY Write for our booklet “Waysiie Not is** of county business Wednesday. Mostly 4 population centers the auction, 4 P. C. Bigham of Medford was a busi-; or Jsecure information from local agent. r >utine work such as auditing and al ness visitor in this city Friday fore-! In the matter of the estate when systematically used, gives 4 of Jennie G. Jones, deceased. > wilier Hnd quirkor distribution at 4 lowing bills, etc. occupied the attention noon. less cost than other intthods, ac 4 of the Board. Notice is hereby giver, all parties in James E. Perkins left Wednesday for ' 4 cording to Horace W. Day, of 4 Mr. Mahoney advertises a ball to be Laredo, Texas, where he expects to re terested in the above matter, that in ♦ New York; F. E. Fletcher of 4 pursuance of an order m ule by t ‘ .e given in Orth’s hall on Thanksgiving main. 4 4 ton; 1>. H. Miller of Clevi Countv Court in said matter the hear Eve , November 24. The music will be 4 Minnie Kelly and Mrs. Nettie Thomp ing upon the Final Account filed there 4 and many other authorities. fur fished by the Jacksonville Orches 4 444444444444 ♦ 4 4 John M. Scott, Gsneral Pasienr •: A--.it, 1’otl.inl, Ore. son were visitors at Medford Friday in will be had at the County Court 4 4-44444444444. ♦ 4 4 tra of seven pieces and a pleasant eve afternoon. Room in Jacks rnville, Oregon, on the 4 KANSAS CITY AUCTION GO- 4 ning is assured. i Wk. «rsassawr- exETKWMaKaiaaB 4 Gertrude Dunnington and Mary Bas’- 6'h d«y of December, 1915, at te > 4 ING FULL BLAST Eighteen persons lost their lives in 4 shaw were Saturday night visitors at o'clock in the forenoon, when and the wreck of the steamer Santa Clara, Medford. where anyone may appear and show ♦ Th^ Knn> as City Fruit Auction 4 at the entrance to Coos Bay. Tuesday (’on.p.inv •. li < h whs broken up for 4 Cause why said account should not be Miss Amv Tuttle of the Sucker creek afternoon. Among those lost is given a while bemuse certain jobbers 4 allowe 1 and the administrator dis district visited friends in this city first the name of J. Morris Bouge, of Gohl 4 felt that it interfered with their 4 i i r7 m charged from the further administra of the week. Hill, aged 9 years. 4 business is now going full blast 4 k. ' i_' - d - tion of said estate. 4 4 again. The county court made a trip of in Miss Dorothy Connors who was a pas G. C. M c A llister , Kansas City is the smallest city 4 4 senger on the illfated Lusitania, torpe spection over that part of the Pacific Administrator. where fruit auction system is oper 4 doed by a German submarine in the Highway north of Central Point 4 ated succe sfully. rJ here is an im- 4 ------- •»«------- Through tho Press Service of A,;i: >uv cd < . tv.o wheeled enrts driven. M. K. Doolittle of Marshfield spent English channel last spring, returned 4 n:c”se territory tributary to Kan 4 culture hi ,<1 Ci' .urce, li e i.astc. and oil ■))<>■ drawn, by slaves; while Wednesday and is now at the home of several days thi3 week transacting Spie of Life 4 4 sas City. minds of this n.. on will L Invfteu her a: ;-tui< v. ere painting divine business and visiting friends in the val her mother near this city. 'I he merchants in Kansas City 4 to the publ.c fciuri and 4 ireanis on canvas, tho streets of kud to di 4 supply the trade in less than car 4 John Wartenburg, Glenn Noble »nd ley. i t ud A < lu us were lighted by fire liver a mtirni', 1 tc. i vlllzuti'-a. Men 4 load shipments in the territory 4 Mri. Fred J. Fick and daughter Vir Ray Nally, three Medford youths, were Jones—Tka’ seedv-lookin - i' divvl', j 4 covered by Western Mi-c-ouri, 4 who achieve i l-i iin talk, 11 1 " ' hi ant'd dip; . d In tallow. The : 'Hur c.t past ages sought to committed to the Reform School at Sa ginia of this city are spending the week is Pr f >scor R gtag. He is working who talk seldom achieve TL.ie 4 Northwestern Arkan ;as, Ok I a - 4 uouse the intellect and stir the soul aL lem, by Judge TouVelle, Wednesday. with her sister, Mrs. Malone of Ash on a sch me that will make him rich if 4 Loma, Kansas, Eastern and South 4 no euvh thi.ig os a noisy thli i: bat the mailer minds of today are The boys had been before the Juvenile land. he can perfect it. Smith—What is the 4 ern Nebraska, and Southern Iowa. 4 brevity is always a clou- companion seeking to si rve. Civil.zation has aa- to truth. court previous to this occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nunan left scheme? Jones—A plan to en ible out- 4 The freight rates arc very favor- 4 It will be a great | rlvllego to bland bi ..ed to Amt lira the greatest task 4 Medford newspapers are fighting Thursday afternoon firn ten days vis siders to make money in Wall street. — 4 st Hit", uud the greatest by the side of inin who can roll lu if th'- "T’ 4 ♦ ♦ 4 tooth and nail against the passage of it at San Francisco and other California Puck. place the ccrnerctoiie oi in uttry; to id i ti.at ever trod the greatest planet the so-called Medynski bonding plan, points. associate with men who ..n look ..re sieving It. Their achievements ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ 4 to be voted on next Tuesday. This is Melford high school football team at the world and see to 11: * fiottoni have astounded the whole world and > PHILADELPHIA IS GREAT 4 of It; to commune with ui< i. V. ao e.'.n we chullen, ■ every age and nation sai 1 by some to be a sure indication def itei the KI imath Falls team at Not an Authority 4 ♦ FLORIDA MARKET * hear the roar of civilization a few io name men or products that can that the proposition will carry. “Go Medford Tuesday afternoon, by a score Jones —“Is vour wife fond of the • 4 a; , tout li In creative genius or mas- centuries away. to it.” of 20 to 13. ci-ty of "entlemon?” Brown —“I ask- > 4 Too often wo listen to tim rabble trriul Fklll In organization, the mar- The city council met in an adjourned "d hnr H it questi ,n > ne» and she srii<1 4 FOR SALE—TIMBER LAND.— I have element of our ¿ay that cries ou: i.lous achievements of the tremend- 4 for sale at a bargain, four tracts of session last night for the purpose of that wi'h iu' ex;>>ri -i •• » eh ■ c >uld n t against every man »ho achieves, out m n of t!> > present day. Edison 4 timber, totalling 6 X) acres, all in the levying a tax for the ensuing year. Af sav. — Smart Set "Crucify him.” M inland never has an pre s a button and turn a Hght 4 > and probably never will produce a on multiplied millions of homes; Vail same region, for sale at a bargain if ter some diicussion the levy was fixed ♦ generation that appreciates the geniu can take down the receiver and talk taken at once. Land u located in at 22 mills, being one mill less than 4 > of Its day There never will be a with fifty millions of people; Mc- Douglas county and ¡8 worth double stat'd in the budget as publishe I. 4 crown without a crot-a, progress with Cormlck’a reaper can harvest the the price asked. Apply to D . W. Miss Josephine Hoefs daughter of C. 4 ♦ out sacrifice or an achievement with world's crop, and Fulton’s steam en Bazshaw. Jacksonville, Oregon. 4 F Hoefs of this city, and who re ided > gine moves the commerce of land out a challenge. 4 ♦ i This Is an age of service, and that ami sea David John Henry Allen Z imboos etc here for several years was married to 4 > The greatest thing a human being man Is greatest who serves the larg Swack hammer, the self-styled mission Walter Gemmel at Heppner, Oregon, 4 ► est number The present generation can do is to serve his fallow men; ary i> agai , on his rounds in Southern last week. The Po’t joins with a hurt [j sold annually in 4 has done more to improve the con Christ dl-i it; Kings decree It, and Oreg)", last weak he was in the Table of friends in wishi g them a long and 4 I dftlon of mankind than any civilian wii.c men teach it it Is the glory of happv m 'Tried life. R ' : district. He should b • ta :en up 4 tlon since human motives began their this practical age that Edison could a • nenace and disgrace to American 4 The Fi.'•.'•Hun-lr.'d car l 'jb w en- h Timid Y ulh-WI ' upward flight. The Greeks gave human find t.o hf„b r ( Hing than to become 4 zation. Recently w • were sho vn t Ttaine i by Alfred Norris and Sid: < y fra hi life inspiration, but while her orator- the Janitor to < ivlllzatlon; Vail the F».. tii a ■ imunication which evidently had Abbot at the Norris inn • Full evt- 4 !;i co upon were speaking with the tongues of messenger to mankind; McCormick Clerk-W • 1" he di- 4 b . intend-d for this offi •«•, b i- the n'ng. A .• ' twenty young ladies and •- rt Tliv a angels, her farmers were plowing the hired hand to agriculture, and » m nt plan. Ti ♦bn z 4 : the ane with forked sticks; while her phll Fulton the teamster to Industry, and P master r as unnb e to d 'cipher tie g ntlen-en wer present a i<1 jolly eve Facetious C n d 4 jo th- Flo M re s and sent it to the Departme t ning passed very q : ckly. Delicious oaophers were emancipating human blessed Is the age that has such mo«t ' f ■- < u • t 4 thought from bondage, her traffic masters for Its servants. a: Washington. refresh nents were seived. re t of your life. Kansas Citv Star. i LIKE AUCTION PLAN “MONEY” Lights Go Out at Panama-Pacific Pxpvsition Saturday, December 4 Southern Pacific FORUM
