Jacksonville post., November 13, 1915, Image 2

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^■JACKSONVILLE POSI
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
Entered*as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at ths post odice at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 7.9/5
THf TMRICE-A-WEEK EDIl'ON
CF THE NEW YORK WORLD
if a Weekly.
CLUB
Will Meet in This City Satur­
day November 20.
A meeting of the Schoolmaster’s
Club will be held at Jacksonville, Nov.
20th beginning at 10:30 A. M. This is
the first gathering of the year.
PROGRAM
10:30 A. M.
Opening Address Supt.
Geo. A. Briscoe, Ashland.
11:15 A. M.
Address Supervision
of pubils to and from School Prin.
P. H. Dailey, Medford.
Followed by general discussion.
1:30 P. M.
Address: Some standards
of excePenee in teaching. Supt. V.
Meldo Hillis, Medford.
, Followed by genera) discussion.
2:15 P. M.
Address Prof. Joseph
Shaffer. University of Oregon.
Business meeting.
Meteor Falls in California
El Centro, Cal., Nov. 10 - Followed
by a long trail of bluish-white smoke,
a huge meteor fell in the mountain dis-
triotof Imperial county late yesterday
causing a shock similar to an earth­
quake. Immediately afterwards a vio­
lent exp'osion was heard here and in
ne irby towns. Many residents of 11
Centro and the surrounding country ,
who experienced the earth shocks that
d imaged the Imperial valley several
mo iths ago. were alarmed by the shock
cnse I by the meteor striking the earth
A a noke or haze was visible for near-
)y an hour after the meteor fell, M i-
ny searching parties last night were
trying to locate the spot where the me­
teor struck, but it is believed to have
been in an inaccessible district.
waiting to satisfy herself that the
Goods can be delivered.
Lord Kitchener is a great general,
but the resoonses to calls for recruits
do not indicate that he is very Btrong
as a persuader.
It stems possible that Mr. Mellen is
working as hard just now as he did
when he was drawing a large salary
from the New Haven.
Travelers are not permitted to take
gold out of England. However, much
of it eventually arrives in this coun-
try.
The impressive parade demonstra-
tions leave no doubt that wornan suf-
frage goes marching or..
Statements are male that Germany
would be willing to consider peace on
reasonable terms. As usual, that word
‘‘reasonable” becomes the crucial con­
sideration.
Conditions in Europe make the U. S.
A. a desirable location for a Mexican
chieftain who has decided to retire from
public life.
The details of atrocity that consti­
tute such irresistible appeal to sympa­
thy indicate a laxity somewhere in the
system of censorship.
Nothin’ warmer than an ol 1 overcoat
just a little bit patched up.
The Oklahoma woman wh > laughed
herself to death over a funny story
must have heard one that escaped us.
“Nicholat” our office standard sage­
ly informs us, means “Victory of the
people.” But it doesn’t say which peo­
ple.
No Other
That Jacksonville merchants are making many
friends and lots of people are discovering how well
Ncwspap.r in the World
Gives so Much at so
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SCHOOLMASTERS’
Again We Beg To REMIND YOU
Practically a Daily at the Pnce
Low a
It Pays To Buy Here
Price.
There has never been a time wh°n
newspaper was more needed in the
household. The great war in Europe
has now entered its second year, with
no promise of an end for a long time,
These are world shaking events, in
which the United States, willing or un­
willing, has been «compelled to take a
part. No intelligent persen can ignore
such issues.
The Presidential contest also will
soon be at hand. Already candidates
for the nomination are in the field, and
the campaign, owing to the extraordi­
nary character of the times, will be of
supreme interest. No other newspa­
per will inform you with the prompt-
n -s and cheapness of the Thrice-a-
Week edition of the New York World.
THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLD’S
regular subscription price is only -51 00
per year, and this nays for 156 papers
We offer this uneaualled newspaper
and
JACKSONVILLE
Yeti cui find most
Anything You Want
in Jacksonville, and an earnest desire on the part of
the merchants to meet your requirements in the
most satisfactory manner.
Come and see how well we have anticipated your wishes
Especially, we invite you to inspect our Immense
Lines of everything kept in an up-to-date General
Store. Again we invite you to
COME AND SEE
Taylor - Williams Co
POST
together for one year for <2.00 cash
only.
The regular subscription price of the
two papers is $2.50.
The People’s Store, where
Tue World is (¡rowing Better
FOR SALE—TIMBER LAND.-I have
for Bale at a bargain, four tracts of
timber, totalling 600 acres, all in ti e
same region, for sale at a bargain if
taken at once. Land n located in
Douglas county and is worth double
the price asked. Apply to D . W.
Bagshaw. Jacksonville, Oregon.
Oregon
Jacksonville,
P.1ONE 112
The President’s new summer horn ■
is “Shadow Lawn.” Germany wil
note that he doesn’t need a place in the
sun.
pro’Di i v'ohi.iin-
¿unirles cri r.c PEE.
The great trouble abiut $18,'•99,00'1
Ti? if &• A -’ PKG, ( '.Vf a
I Coj yi i'.'ht^regis-
ist TPil. H.'iid
. . ««.cl or l’i.oio. for .t
battle cruisers is that the jingoes wil!
F.< ÍHWORToiil-t.
i v. I’l.ti iitpract-
h’;' ' it.siv. I/, L
( . . L..' KNCLS
probably b.’gin to insist on somg action
He. i g Mm|3 H F ni’ « for Invalnnble brek
en
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for their money.
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FAI ENTS,
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in get n partner,
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nnd u*. r \¿!uaüle
>¿!uaole iniu.¡nation.
iuio.
Don’t waste too much sympathy on
Servia. Fighting against long odds is
Mails Closed Io Bryan’s Book one
D, sv/tn &
of the very best little things that
PATENT I AWYERS,
plucky country does.
303 Savenih £t., V.'ashinnton, 0. C.
HFRE are any number of ex­ of seventeen different diplomas from anil potteries and brasses and rare
San Francisco, Nov. 10—A 16-page
There must be something wrong
hibits nt the Panama-Pacific various of the world's greatest edueu broideries to be found here. It Is not
pamphlet in Hindu, containing transla­ somewhere—here it is November and
hitermitlonal Exposition which th.mil Institutions, im lulling tile I'ni just euougb to pass tills booth by cas­
ted extracts from Willi im J. Bryan’s not a single magaz ne has issued its
Versify ’ of Paris,
relate
directly to tho facta wiilJ
,
, the of , University
, Is-ipzlg.
‘
' of Jena ually. In order to sec It thoroughly
"British Rule in India,’’ was excluded Christmas number.
,
' an I . the
t nlverslty
_
Tv.ent.v- one must become nequ linted wilh the
fnetlons
bearing
Upon
tho
present
from the mails to India here yesterday.
two different languages Is another o' attendants who will open tip a hidden
Rumors that Secretary D pile's hat
I
world
situ
itl'Ui,
exhibits
which
are
full
Manv copies had previously been sent decided to have the great new dread­
his acquisitions. He is a sociable be store of iir.tiqilttiis ai d display them
to India by Ram Ch-mdra, editor of the noughts constructed at the Raleigh of historic interest and whlcli bear wit lug and is quite willing to tell of hi- for your dele; tat'on. Al o they are
iiess to tlie tragedies anil romances wanderings and bell us. An hour with qtiilo xvllllng to t .1 you the history
Hindu Gadar, published here. Ti e ex­ N ivy Yard are in yet unverified.
will' ll ceuter around a battlefield.
him is well worth while and costs n t!i of the strain.e looking p,H] wli'ah
clusion came as a result of the protest
There Is no more Interesting exhibit Ing. lie has a marvelously interestin'* e> eryiv' i>re tn 1 e s; e -.
Chicagoans have failed to report that
of the British government. Bryan >n
nt
the
Exposition
than
that
of
the
Bal
­
I im.uuscrlpt, whii h he says is lii- trans I In Hi. e hi;’.! n e. ...era of the
there is anything abnormal abojit the
his book, charges that Great Britain,
Monday thirst.
kan States, in the Palace of Varied lation from an nneient Tibetan docu­ is sitien. ni e I : s iriy nr? v. ttli die
with the ai I of the native princes, has
People in Europe who talk ab ut a Industries. It is a colie tion of Jew­ ment giving the history of the hidden mo I here of ,h m t am ii : t of <
exploited the people of India to such
"victi
rious peace” are overlooking the els, brie n-brnc and objets d’arts life of the Christ between the yc.u .lifts one feei-i th* ton ;> .¡f a tr
an extent that great numbers have
brought from Montenegro, Iioumnnia. of 12 ni'd 30, for which there is no that Is s'i n t. e s;.|| 1 anj Ir.eithes
graveyards.
been driven into famine, annually, and
Servin. Bulg.iiia an I Alb inin, art! les Biblical riH'ord. It is claimed that I: ■ air of . il l tided v. it'.i a rm .an e
There appears to be a fine opportuni­ xvlili Ii have been bartered in tears by these yeai’s were spent in Izissu,
the b >.>k, it is held, is calculated to fo­
I!-.:' 11 wi'l'll r !i :t i:. all 1" K am til lie
I
III the East Indk’ii exhibit In th
ment a revolutionary sentim nt Bryan ty for sotithw stern train robbers to tlielr owners in order that the profit
llsslpilti' l
mrie J r • t! al. hilt
ï ’I d.s only way to
Palace
of
Varied
liiilustries
the
e.
’
et
e s po- tlc
of xvest. :n eivl iza-
bund his charges on the result of per­ masquerade in Mexican».
I may lie turned to the better in count of
get the genuine
allow* that in matters of art .t I
h Is re ia for tile
sonal investigations.
Basball players n ev in u'g ■ in a lit­ I their beloved countries. Here is nil ex­ east
Í;
quisite eli.iln of vnrl-colored sapphires, Hot effete, for even mo lent i Cl i n. v
i
of
th
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r'l-ntal
tle postg-iduae coirs-, forth, sake wlrie, yellow and red, worth n thou­ I'hunot achieve the wonder of tile i ig
I
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j
sand times their Weight In gold. It
Newberg Meat Market of the extra ga;e mon -y.
Sc win j Machine ;
N.it onal I •a iers wdl w«fh vith f •- on. e bel ng?d to u beautiful Montene­
ii to bay the machine
Destre yed by Fire,
v fish inter, s' C de i j > Mi <>r Th > np- grin princess, v. ho parted with it to
•a z
s m’s expjrim-mt in politic n iry far n- lielp the Red Cross fund in Montene-1
wi. h the name NEW
/*
gro at the
“ time of the Balkan war.
i g.
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on the arm
There is a Inindiome royal Austrian
Newberg, Or., Nov. 10—Fireot Mot -
Having triu np'ied with bar sum » r dinner seri ice. Many times has it
dav night completely destr >yed the in
f irs, I >ve[y w > n i i i< looki i ■ a o it graced the sumklug board of a prince
ter r of the buil ling oceupiel by tie
t
f T so n • f,- ■ zi ig ne ither t i .*q;i | i**r. of tile ro, I house of liiipslnirg. » ho lost
Peoples Market of which Wesley lloye-
There is I’t a scian ific “¡act” in th j his ti.e on tile hnttletleld of f elglum.
waa owner. The fire occurred about 11
III one of the ciirefu.ly guarded glass
i o
o’cl >ck but hud gai led such hea !w v world th it isn’t a c »
ea es i; a marvelous snuffbox of goal
it Á
when discovered '.hut it was impossible some other se e itidc L
mid rubies. It lielonged to AI h I ii I lia
tl HOC.
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to save more than the s >•■ t <f th»
mid ami found dally use In the royal
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building. Mr. Boyes carried n lar; ge
pocket. When he was dethroned it
Eactlne Company,
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tart
in
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.ow
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stock of cured I meats nn I this was an
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was confiscated, along with other of
entire loss, us was also a 'urge part of
tils per-' uutl loot, mid dlsiioscd of by
the Turk sh government. It was pur
tho fixtures. ' The origin of the lire is
I’e. Vert m. O . N v. 8 -The fam
Y*
eil.ised by a Se.vlan noble who was
unknown.
of this section h v jutt started ih
killed
In
the
I.al
’
;,
n
war.
ills
family,
fall plow a g. Th • late s art w is
-..
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wishing to do a'l that was possible
to the dry condition wh ch exi
toward a war fund for their lidoved
P uns Uo ng Salem Po I Halls throughout the pist two m x.ths,
We have on hand for sale the following
country, disposed of it. along witli
as a result, little or no f ill grain
many other valunlile*. ami so it lias
blanks viz:
found Its way to the exposition. One
l'. l<m. Or., Niv. 10—Disti et Att. r- b?vn so an.
‘H'b
?
Lease,
wonderful old Madras ten set has a
nev b’itq oii'il t. i.av i hat if(he Hr ns
PF? TO«
; history several centuries long, it w is
Mortgages,
wick-B.dke Collimiler comphnv loses its
once (lie property of n prince of India
c ‘ ”J* ** à
1 Bill of Snle,
■uitbioigl.t in the federal district
During tile time of the English occu
Agreements.
co ire m I orti m i to Rpatrain the vn
Firmn.cs ol Puipose.
pation he was one of the many orl
Flrinn.-s
....‘SS Of Cll'p.'se |s Otlt- of tin
W arranty Deeds,
force n< nt of thè ^unday closing | iv,
osf Ii.e. s.tri Sillens of i liurili tei etitnl p ileutates who lost caste mu
Quit Claim Deeds,
he will inforca it prn: . t a ; « ol ci
title.
I
Ith
iately
lie
was
shot
for
tren
’•■.■ l<-.t Instruments (>f
t hat tel Mortgage,
billiar.i hall’ in In-
’’ neiil'ls n nstt»s Its son mid Ills priqiertv taken over b
Acknov ledgem -nts,
the nnt’i irlt’es
In diverse ways I’
♦
h
i oll 'Isfoiu les
Real Estate ont-ict.
traveled
through
India
to
Persia,
when
f < L IC . p i n j
i It wn« !>nn Im e.1 by mi Amerlemi gli
Location Notice —Placer,
Expe.tit on.
Location Notice - Quartz,
So the .IlniNon ir’ri elope.i In Tc''crmi. This young American aft
IVrkim
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
Are her parents . '’rwarl breame tho wife of a Servin'
(From Off Our Wire) ss)
count. When th** crisis eatne n yoai
d? M olissi» Aw fully. Ih
1 m I .31. it j V ' i i . i : > ,tr ut.
It is clear why the Presili nt cloes
•y nre expecting h lei ter ; ago l ist August ami tho resources o
Notice Application for Liquor License
Servin
we
c
drained
to
their
dies
s
thi
m > îh ‘. v . .Iiidgr
not wish to be both i <1 by an extra
I loyal little iailv d|spe-ed ()f every heir
At reasonable prices. Weintend adding
se«s on of congress between now ai d
'.»otn the fnniilv pos»e<sed and ail o
Th»
Ci.
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lar
S.iw.
other blanks as fast as possible unti
December.
her
own
persoi-i]
trinkets
and
trens-
Iti lis Imii .-I Joii, |s roiislilerabledls
the line is complete. Blanks of special
ere< In -• ,.r that <l>c might do her
No satisfactory theory h: s hern of- j clisslon bus tilkeu pi. re tlN ti» ho |]|
form printed to order at short notice
fer,sl ms to what o ilnws do with Illi 'ente I llie , peni; i saw Th»» claim h t'e't by t’ e nut' tr*. of her a 'op'len.
illude
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the
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