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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1915)
■¡■JACKSONVILLE POS'l-: 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 the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. THE WIDOW’S BEAR STORY By M. QUAD Copyright, 1UU. by McClure News- paper ndicute. CHRISTMAS AGAIN! -.•’1 ’S James Hoke, farmer, wus an impa Yes, Merry Christmas comes but once a year. It might come tient man. and there were a hundred SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on people who knew it application. oftener but it doesn’ know how to cut across the equator and must The time came when James Hoke saw, admired and loved little Jessie sit still until the world turns clear round and bob it up between Gould. She knew of his impatience A good manv gentlemen in the sen for anv person or head of a family to and had several samples of It before Thanksgiving and New Year. ate and house are quietly hoping that receive from a common carrier two lie had asked her to be bis wife. lightning will strike them next sum quarts of liquor or 24 quarts of beer When she asked her mother's advice With this eventful day comes gifts and good cheer and to help mer and that the nomination for presi every four successive weeks. The law the reply was: dent will fall in their front yard. All makes no other provision for them "Bless you, child; a little impatience in others makes us feel that “The World is Growing Better." such should remember that the people to obtain any of these liquors, he a husband only keeps the wife smart." held. -Miss Jessie said "Yes." and the mar were never more alert than today, and riage took place accordingly. that never did congressmen have a bet For about a month the young hus ter opportunity to reveal any real Electric Sparks band maintained a check on his impa greatness, if they are carrying the tience, and then lie began to break out germs in their souls. that they will again. have between now and March 4. The (From Off Our Wireless) Mrs. Hoke was a put lent little wife, is well assorted consistin? of a mamoth line of General country is in a state of expectancy; Now are the winter flrnnels of our When lie was overheard raising the the people are not quite satisfied with old Harry and she was spoken to about Merchandise, as well as Toys and Gifts for one and all, the look of things and are straining discontent. it she always bad the same reply: Cold snap, so called because its such "Yes, James is r. tlier impatient and their eyes to catch any new light, not old and young, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Vegetables, is easily put out. but be Is quickly the tallow dip, not the old-fashioned a snap for the wood dealers. over it. and. on the whole, he is the Btnoky lamp light, not even the incan Crown Prince having been a failure Nuts, Candies, &c. descent lamp, but the arc lights of real on the Western front it is understood | l est husband in the state." During his childhood the measles statesmanship. If any senator or rep that the Germans are thinking of bring had passed young Hoke by. as is the resentative has one of these he should ing up father. case with aliout one child out of ten. May the coming Holiday Season be one of good health, Good Cheer be putting in new carbons, polishing There probably iih’t anybody like an He had been married about two years the glass and getting ready to shine.— American war Veteran for laughing at and was ns strong as a.................. L. the an ox. when and happiness for all, are the wishes of Goodwin’a Weekly. England for the ludicrous way she is ailment suddenly grabbed him. He laughed at It. fought it. swore at it. muddling this war. but the doctors sent him to bed. and ”85 die —King George sends letters there lie lay for n week. of Sympathy to Victims,” -reports the At the end of that time the patient Call a Halt New York American. We doubt if it annouuce.l tli.it lie wasn't going to put up witli such a far. e any longer. It does them much good. i The rulers and writers of Europe are Watson Bell thinks that dentists lioliid be hi.led or cured. Despite the The People’s Store, where t-rotests of Ills wife, lie clothed liitn- beginning to explain who was to blame should m ike good poker players be self and took a little walk. As if na- for the war. It is not necessary. They cause thev are fine at filling. Oar ex- ture had been wailing lor him. a sud were all to blame except poor Belgium perience has been that they draw well den shower of rain was let loose to and poor Poland. They had all for too. wet him to the skin. Three days later years been making their preparations “Three Would We i Widow.” says Mr. Hoke was a dead man. PHONE 112 After two years ot widowhood |»eo- end combinations; either to precipitate ar, In liana headline, Oh, Sammy Wel- it or to meet it. Lust for territory and ler, if you were only here to share with ple began to wonder if Mrs. Hoke would marry again o-fT; power, the desire to extend and domi 'em that advise. fcä.’Ä/.Z- One day old Mrs. Barnes came a vis nate trade, fear, hate, all the dark pas iting. .'mil us they bad long been ac "Roosevelt won’t fight.” Here, is sions were nursed until the strange the tnillenium approachi ig. quainted she felt privileged to remark: paradox waa presented of the expected "Jessie, you must know that it is com “He’s to p ek beauty.” Well if he coming when it was not expected. mon talk that you will marry again.” I needs any assistance all he ’ s g it to do But under the explanation the truth "Well, I think 1 could marry If I wanted to." sh lies out-they are exceedingly tirid is to say the word. A Connecticut couple have kept their "if you should marry again 1 hope and would welcome any excuse which would stop the carnage, the might cost wedding secret for live years but Adam It will be to a man who hasn't the fail ing of Impatience." ,-r- 'iij tly obtHine'l in r ' < ntries Or; nc F€E. the appalling heartaches the disinte and Eve did a heap better than that. TRAL>E*MAR <3, < ' .. 8 : I UDjiyiipr'.’.H Ttg!8- "But how is one to know? When a i'l.-r'bt, St nt! sF. -. u, > tlel ur 1’1..»to; i» r gration, almost of society and civilized A woman never knows ho.v h-ppy FREE REPORT oil i >p. -hi v. Put ent pract- man courting lie conceals as many it e exclusively. BANK Lc FERENCES. methods. s'le is until her husband begins to praise of ills faults ns possilde. doesn't he?" £ Semi 2 cc')(3 in Ft .nips f*»r invaluable book on UVU r j OtJTAi 1 .i t SCLL PATENTS, The Hague Tribunal should be con her lovliness. Thereupon, in a langliing way. the U liieh on< 4 will j'T-. 1! w io get n partner, patent law and o;...r valuable inlortnation. vened. and through it the peaceful na It's the berth of a nation that’s wor question was answered, as will lie seen tion should utter something nearer a rying Greece. later on. HPHE holidays uil soon b ■ here. command than a petition for peace. Among those who came to “buy Oyster Bay L. I., still setms to be patcny lawyers , The time of happiness and cows" of tlie widow was Hiram John The most fuiious of the fighting na St., Washlnctoil, 0. C. one of our leading exclamation point. cheer. Your friends wi 1 be ex son, an old bach and a farmer who tions have their ears to the ground, at pecting voU to come home. So It Attila, Hero! or Tamerlane could lived about three miles away. One this verf moment, listening earnestly will moth r, father, sister or cone lack, th’y’d probably assign evening, us lie came early, she thought for that call. Judge Goodwid to put old Mrs. BarllcS* experiment to brother. t lein at once to submarine service. Talking about easy jobs, it certainly the test. So, after they were seated, with a pan of apples lietween them, mist be a c nch to be lurkiv's Minis she began: We haVe on hand for sale the following ter of Marini. “Mr. Johnson. I want to tell you a Tenner see shipping whiskey in coffins story. It is about a licar and a girl. blanks viz: Stoik' > >, Cab, Dec. 15 Producing a Are available for the holt lavs. gun ir >m a large m iff, late last night, pr.iviri d another striking il ustra'ii n Would you care to hear it?" "I have always been mighty fond of On sale I etween all S uth rn Lease, a young wo a m hel I u > th ■ cashi ■>' of of cause and effect. bear stories." he replied as lie threw his Pacific station ■ in Onr n. I) c. Mortgages, Isn’t it odd that you never come apple core away ai d prepared to listen. a downtown restaurant and, after se- 17. 18. 2?, 23, 21, 25. 3’. a id Ian. Bill of Sale, c icing the $15 in the register, hasten- acre ss a hot pru-German w ho favors "Well, when I was n girl ten years 1. Return limit Jan. 4 From Agreertlentsi el fro n lb .• ptace only tn be arretted Ameiie m preparedness? old I went to tile woods one day to Oregon to California ri-ints ch tVabranty Deedlti gather chestnuts, anil nil at once a •o in after. At the p dice station she sale Pec 2?, 23, 21, 25, 30, 3’, big black I,ear stood within two ro Is Quit Claim Deedst s i I sh • ro died the restaurant in order At Th? Churches of nie." J in. 1st. Pe'u-n limit Jah 3d. < hattel Mortgage) l i pay for to -dical attention. Sh • told “Gosh!" exclnluiod Mr. Johnson, ns Acknov lodgements) t .e p die.’ the ini i d of her first nine he brought his list down on his leg. Real Estate ontra it. was "M,’* and that her family name "What "as I to do?" ii-kcd the wid Ask the loci' agent for farts, train service t IIRIS I t AN scifnc : Location Notice—Placer, w is Loveridge. She sail her rela ow. "I was lint a smiill girl. It was and o h r information, or write Location Notice Quartz, Services held every Sun lay morning tlie first bear I ever saw. I knew from tives lived in the state of Washing Satisfaction of Mortgage. ton. at 11 o’ci ick in I. O. (). F. Hall. tlie looks of tills one that he was liotli ■till 2 it it j Ytiiti iii--ict. hungry and savage." Everybody welcom • Notice Application for L'quor License "By thunder!" exclaimed Mr. John C IM )any Will Abmdon son, us lie pounded Ills leg again. At reasonable prices. We intend adding PRF SBYT¡: II \N "Just as I was about to faint away other blanks as fast a» possible unti R i eludale Coal Mine from fright twelve large woodchucks Morning worship with s rm i at 11 the line is complete. Blanks of special Subject: "Ih.» Mission of Sin,” Sol», dashed < ut of tlie l.iislies with horrible form printed to order at short notice growls and snarls and uttackeil bruin John M. . cot’, G n rai Passe \’. t Ag-r, ? i-tlii 1, 9- g- i 8. a : le 1) 13 A r a res ill of the Selected. Miss Gretchen Pulii. witli tlie utmost ferocity, mil a battle S mesy School at 1 I a. m. exp i »n in th • N »rthwj< Irn r >w- was on. Here was my opportunity to JA CKS ON VILLE POS 7 C iris.ian E i vor at C 5 o’clock. escape, mid I took advantage of It. ment C< ni an ’« coal nw» ; t I*avens "I got home all sale, but I could nev Fl >yd bines lea ler. dale November IX. in which 31 in n I* 19 m din i g illo s. valued at over 8 Evenin’ worship with sermon at 7:30 er make father nor nny other man lie- 1 orest Nctes were killed, officials of lh' company lien* about tile twelve wood, hacks." ! nnl!i in doll trs. Fubj et: "8om ■ of Life ’ s Influences have decided to abandon th ■ mine, it 9 0 9 The story was ended, but that wasn't was nnn aim ed yesterd iv. Itiv *s: iga- and Enthusiasms.” Within the natio"*1 forest boundaries lllll!ll!l!!lllll'!lllltllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIUI the last of It I'lie next evening that t:ons by mining entrineers sho v tha* The exper’s of logs and ron e i ’n are sum j t v nt - *: ’ mi' i >.i icrci n FARMERS' AND HtiYF-MAkERS’ WEEK Mr. Johnsou called the widow didn't t <■ interior of th j mine is n » badl wait live minutes before she began: b t from the Un ted : a es in 1914 private o vile hi", consisting of laid M’.TH miST and RURAL LIFE CONFERENCES "I want io teil .von a story about a were Hpp oxim itely 13s mi Im ’e t, g anted or t ken up tor different pur- w ■ k d that th > •xpen ?e of ren iir:n r January 3 to 8, 1916 bear S in I i y School ev-ty Sunday nt 10 and a girl " the damage ani m-ikinr th) mile while the 1 nports were n ■ <r y 149 ¡. 1- p i es before tiie forests were created Live Information, Practical Help for the Home it was so on the third night, the safe would be preater thin I he cost of o’cloe . W G. C i l lid Superint-ndent. >r of h imestea I entries m.d> since. lion feet. The export» w nt to Ger tlie Farm, the Community. opening a new mine, The company Preaching services at II a. ni . Senn n fourth, fifth and sixth, Tlie widow m my, the United Iviigin, Cai da In Oregon there are about two an ' a Coo'-ei’t'Ous of Oregon < Greatest Industries laid set out to test ids patience, When Confer nets Otego’i's Most Vital Problems owns oth >r coal ’ands in th.- vicinity bv Rev. L. F Belknap, Monroe, Orc. she had retold Hint story thirty times and the Netherlands, where.i- ti. • m- half mii.ion acies of such 1 mds within LEXTl K I - D‘<MONSTRATIONS— which will he opened imtn-»dhPely. the inti mal forest boundaries, and in Epworth I. ■ igue t>:31 p. m. L- i !er mid had seen no signs of Impatience in ports came chiefly fi m Ca in la. 1. x‘1131 LIONS I'.STKxTAINMKNTS M s. Caudil. lier caller she met old Min. Barnes p ■ pl? alien led last year. It 1» a The imports of laths into the United W shing'on naarlv twomili.n acres. T"<' them -•eat ’ (v to tnak fiieuriH with live again mid told her of it States during 1911 were nearly 5'55 mil Preaching Servie * at 7:19 p. m. lliii.k r.s am! live tho gins good M ire than 501 mineral claims were Over Twa M¡Ilion Men Fn list Mrs Barnes mid tlie widow decided workers, and good work. Subject: “A young man’s safety." that lie was a pa'lent num. anil one lion. valued at over one a.. I i h.uf m'l- patented witoin the n ition-d forests of At the evening service there will be than 99 1 lion dollars, of which m ire tl.e United St ties during the fiscal year WINTER SHORT COURSE el in E'.qlard. evening, when lie Jumped In witli a musical selections bv Professor and proposal of marriage before tlie story came from Canada. 1915. January io to February 4, 1916 ■ ' - a «hcraft: ba assured I hut there vimld be liegmi. the widow received It t .1 t! AgTicu’tural Con ¡»e ¡n a Nut Shell. ’’’he exports of shinties Of the 10,915 timber sales m ule on A Prat Apjilir ’ -co - 1 in Act.ia Work of •’ <> <n n mi is someth ng I.ondon, D«* ' **—R.'f o' good in store f. r favorably. Mrs. Barnes came to con United States in 1914 w tl. * F. . .a and li«/tischuld. the nation il forests of the United I gratulate her mid advised: and 2.5<*' ' m ”■ baee •*n ■ a nn ’ r you. Co > nnI ting a friend. mat ly 47 million value! a’ Cuuisr* in » <l ir H NG. EARM CROPS, "Don't drop it too sudden. Keep on ani th imports wee about 8 5 mi >i States during the I js ' fi«cal year, 10,. I m »' . K AIDING |)A HY WORK, ft-c t-1«n o* thr rnrl o* n r'* d: • - R. K. Hutchinson t>-’l wer • for am unts under $PM) e. ch. 1 ” 1 G V KA IN . ■ AKDKMNG, COOK- tolling it fur at least six months after ) • _ tor of recruit n -, i. cor li •v» i i ING. A ING ti’iCSl. !•)!. 4 K PS, HOMR Pastor. vaimi] at nearly three mill: m d ."'s. i l the forests of Ala-k i there were marriage." N- N<. IU !• l-.’n MIT1UDS. R<»AD IV Sketch, rhe piper «tvs this finta C macia re. eive I more I! i IN', h A < V K.N'-INI ’ K NG.RCRAL than 72-. of th. But there Is a limit to everything. 29) sit'h sales, i.i Or gun 724 making a OXt A 17. \ riONS. MAKKU ING. niiv he -eiltircd under an nnaly.i« and One day when the wife laid been vis ec'-ert« and was the source of ab mt t il of 1,13'5 sales under $109 each. In Corrop nd net CourJ»e* Without Tuition. that it is quite possible that the fig- Varai g Give i Agains'Wild iting a netghlHir for the iftorniHin slip 98'c. of (he in pirts. I'.xp rt in-d» 1 ('tn»11 in Music. th ' Northwes. forests there were a!ro tires relative to single men may prove K* duevd railroad rates. returned home to Mud a note on the s x I rg- sales ranging from $11, “ 00 to I The cedar mported into the United cal Insurance Men. to he below the reqn'red «‘an bird table which read: For p’-rgrani write to The College Exchange, Oregon - ver $1.0)0,000. Agricultural College. Carvaliis. Uw-lj-i to f-1) "For the last fifty times yon have States during 1911 -mounted to cv >r 17 told Vat bear st iry I haven't heard a million feet, valu d at nearly .-ne mil Druggists Told How to G t word of It. I mil st'iiio de.if mul mn lion dollars, of which mo e llinn half S i lem. Or., Dec. 16—Receiving ad- going to ('111. ago to see If miy’hlng can cam-- from Cu''a Us r of Fe'd'Oar emse after being melted and co del l/qiior fer Use vices that wi’deat insurance men have Is* done for me." The imports of ntiin wo! in 1^14 they form a gl iss Feldspar of the I he wl e got Ids Chit ago ad t. K-s I ecu operating in certain sections of were over one m'llion e rds valued : t I iwtr g ide is used as n bin ler in m ik sent Id u n I 'ttcr rearing: Eastern Or g n, Instil a ice Comm s- and Th ■ fe' isnar quarries in the U ited ing emerv a id corundum wheels, in "The I f’*ty times I i hl the story over seven milli in dol'ars, all f which Or . Pe • Ifl \tf r>v'v Grn. - trier Wells today issued a warning to I -I iit'l' ii'.ii,. | niv ' ■ill "I it nr ">t i ej. with ’he “xc >nt| m >•" th i . i-, min i' r‘o ■ - o • "iv "«me from < 'insdn. <y!ss« i- e”»’ P’fixvp bn re’ <’• r J •• or resi lents of th a ti <• . ♦T .,•» (La! the ot. • < vfl i t 'Imi.- ,.n . n ot . a -p • * » -, ». > • ■. - key, g.n < r wire for meli, in il p pur ’< sail, had b ecu ma 1 • to apprehen l » - i ¡ .t h s tiw t r I» en trau.- i ot th pot.isn or II:? soda va Io y ot a graces of poi isu ftfkHpi are used in ¡ing aboil* three fourths of the world's ■ tions under the prohibí.<on law is un the violators, but in each instance they I mixture of the two, and these varieties the manufacture of artificial teeth. (U. supply. The exports in 1914 were near- der the section making it permissible had p oved unsuccessful. are used in the pottery industry be- S. Geological Survey.) SATURDAY. DEC RM PER 18, 1915 I OUR HOLIDAY STOCK Taylo Williams Co. Oregon Jacksonville, Gi Home For Christmas i d . swri & ce. LECAL BLANKS Low Holiday Fa es South271 Padfiic l i
