Jacksonville post., January 29, 1916, Image 2

->JACKSON VILLE POSI-:-
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Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jack.
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post oilice at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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By EDITI 1 '
'S
ROSS
JA NU A R Y 29, 191 fi
“Enucb Barnackel! W
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on Any one would know tld* a name,
application.
crusty old miiu of the fife6 uas “
imedueate 1 mol with uo'er D’Pe.
But what«an 1 do?"
manners.
Approximately
40
million
feet
of
tim
­
Announcements
These words were spoken t«
ber are cut annually under sales from
the Chugach and Tongass national for­ by a girl who had some sixteeerse1’
before been left at a foutnlllngJeurs
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ests of Alaska.
end who hml been given the mlPIU*
I hereby announce that I have filed
Since 1908, there have be cn tal e
Helen and had later < liosen the c .of
’
•my declaration of intention to become from the naiional forests five billion
tional name of Whitman. She W
a candidate for the republican nomina­ board feet of wood and t'mber pro-
Ijeen retained at the home ns u u el
tion for the office of District Attorney ducts.
ployee till she approached seventeen,
for Jackson county. Oregon, subject to
During 1915, timber to the amount then was informed that a farmer
the decision of the republican party, of 122,168.000 board feet, valued at mimed Barnackel had written that he
at the primary election to be held May $259,000, was given under free use to wanted n wife and asked whether one
19, 1916.
settlers residing in and near the na tion could be sent to Jilin. Helen was in­
G. M. ROBERTS.
al forests. In Oregon this free use of formed of the opportunity.
(Paid Advertisement)
timber amounts to 12,122,000 board
After a long and tearful delibera­
f ret, valued at $13,342, and in Wash- tion. feeling iircoiatietent to go out
ington to 2,371 000 board feet, \ alued into the world iUiJ make a living, she
HOUSE AGAIN DENIES HE IS at $2,953.
decided to go out no Mr. Iturnuckel. If
iie was very terrible she might com­
—
ON PEACE MISSION
mit suicide. Tlie matron approved of
At The Churches
lier resolution, lor she was comely,
ami the goml woman feared that with
her inexpiriem e she might fnH'» vie-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
■Paw'dert Wilson’s Personal En
llui to some designing perso«.
voy Goes to Berlin to See I Services held every Sunday morning Mr. Uarnuckel was infbitaed tb.,t
i here was u young womrua ready to
at 11 o’clock in I. 0. O. F. Hall.
mi ept his proposition, Wtlil lie sen«
U. S. Ambassador
Everybody welcome
mouey for her jouriwy. Tim heart
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broken girl nerved tocrselt Io Tier fate
and one afternoon »lighted at a rail­
Geneva, Switzerland, via Paris, Jar.
PRESBYTERIAN
way station nt tWe vlll'ige near which
24 —(Delayed)—Colonel E. M. House,
Morning worship with sermon at 11
President Wilson’s personal represent­ Subject: “The True Nature of I’riyer” Lis farm was lecaded. A youug farm-
« r wiih a whiÿi in bls ba-.nl nppr«jivhed
ative, arrived here this morning and
Sunday School at 10 a. m. W. II. ner ami set,cd it she mas tlu-. young
left at o’clock in the afternon for Ber­
woman who was to tmirrv Mr. Bar
lin. He was ’•ccompanied by two sec­ Johnson, Superintendent.
uiickfl.
Christian
En
leav.ir
at
six-forty-five.
retaries of the American Ambassy in
“1 am,’’ was the reply. “That is. If
Berlin, who had come heie to meet Evening worship with sermon ar 7:30. h«* isn’t mi ogre.’’
him.
Colonel House said to the Associatid
Press correspondent that many mis-
st iteir.ents had been published in the
European pfess concerning the motives
of his visit an I that he desired again
,}to afifm that it was in no wise connec­
ted with any peace movement or any
(peace proposals, but that his purpose
’continues to be that which had been
announced before he left the United
'States.
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It pays to Shop at Home
Don’t pass Jacksonville Buy!
Don’t be misguided by reports on Markets and Prices
from other towns­
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The Mei chants at Home
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can and will meet all legitimate competition and hence
should merit the patronage of the town as well as the
surrounding country.
AW
We are exerting every effort to keep an up-to-date, first
class article in every department at prices at least, as
reasonable as can be found anywhere in the valley.
Kindly give us a trial before paying carfare or going
elsewhere. Quality and Prices Guaranteed at
-aylor - Williams Co
The People’s Store, where
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“The World is Growing Better'9
Jacksonville,
Oregon
The young man smiled. Ills smile
was very wlnning. “1 bave n team
here.” lie said, "I’ll drive you to the
Sunday Sc doo’ ev ry Su i lav al 10 farm."
ihe
o’clock. W. G. Caudill Superi itenden'.
M hen ^culcd in the wagon and he
Preaching service 11 o’clock. Subject: b'"1 xilil “get up” to the horse« Helen
"I'he terms of decipleship. ”
"X|>e«ted that he would any something
N tice of SheriTs Sal Under
Epworth League 6:30 p. m. L >.'er , to her. He did not. He seetired to be
’ Linking.
Mrs. Caudill.
“What kind of a looking man is Mr
Execution
Preaching service 7:3) sp cia! mus:c. Barniicki'l J” she asked.
Dr. Van Fossen of Ashland will have i
Now. the young man was George L. Neidermeyer, Plaintiff,
charge of this service. He is one of ’ HarmU'kel, nephew of the man who
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Oregon’s best pre ichers, and a large had written for a wife. The uncle D.ivid H. Palmer, Administrator c
was fifty years old, his face lookeil the estate of John V. Palmer de.
audience is expected.
Mrs. Pierre Provost Suc- A cirdial invitation to everybody.
like a ball of strings, his hair was red. ceased, David H. Palmer. Minerva
and he was just too unlovely for any­
cumbs to Paralysis
Ji. A. Hutchinson
thing. At any rate, that Is the way i Palm r) Hunter, former widow of
the
ihiughter of one of the neighboring John V. Palmer, deceased J. C.
Pastor.
farmers put it. In fact, lie was ex­ Hunt' r her husband, Ella Lenora
Mrs. Pierre Provost died at twelve-
actly what Helen bml conceived him Rogers heir at law of John V. Palihr,
Requisition Issued
to be, judging from bls name. He deceased, Fred Rogers her husband,
foriy-five Wednesd iy morning at the
must also have been a fool or he j Fannie K. Sorenson heir at law of
home of her ion. Sylvan yruvost, where
Salem, Or., Jan. 26—Governor With would never have sent his good look- | John V. I’almer, deceased, Frank
she had lain for two weeas as the re­
Ing nephew for a young girl he ex
sult of a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. ve »tube has honored a' req lisitiun issu- peeted
to make his wife. Upon Hel­ Sorenson her husband, Harry A.
e
I
by
the
governor
of
Tex
,s,
for
the
Prousst was aged sixty years, three
en's Inquiry George turned bls face to j Palmer, heir at law of John V. Ptm-
vlanths and one day. She was born at ret imed to that state of Ike Johnson, ward her. displaying a set of regular er, deceased, and JScott F. Hodge,
Jacksonville, Oregon, and was united wanted foi violation of the pr diibition white teeth by smiling, and asked:
Ddf endant
"Suppose I should toll you that he is
in marriage to Mr. Provost when she law. lie is now un ler arre.it in Lin-
By virtue of an execution ancor
a disagreeable old codger anil always der of sale duly issued out of and ud r
was fifteen years old They lived for c >ln county.
cross as a bear. What would you do?"
s time in the Wiliam tte Valley later
”1 would Jump into th«* river—that I the seal of the Circuit Court, ofthe
in the vicinity of Quebec Canada and
State of Oregon, i” and for the C inti
Is,
If there Is on«' near by."
for the past sixteon years in Ashland. ! Sauow, leaves 703 in Family
There was a prolonged silence, nt of Jackson, to me dr e.'ted, and tit.«!
They were ihe parents of 18 children —
the end of which tile young man said: the 21st day of J inua * , 1916. in aier-
of wl.om fourteen are living. Funeral
Ponca City, Okla., Jim. 25- Mr .
"And what would yon say if 1 told tmn.uit therein, when in L. Nid. r
s iviceB wifi be held Friday morning at M. an Bear, s iid to be th.' < 1 lest. Ponca you Hint I am Mr Ihmim kel?"
meyer as Plaintiff cn the J-5>h dal of
’ n o'clock from the church of Our L i­ Indian, died here, aged 105 years. She
Helen s heart went up into her throat. ..miliary, ¡916. recov -r ■ 1 a jddgmai
She
made
no
reply
to
the
question,
but
lly of the Mountain. Father Do pliii, was h devoted Christian and had u
against th ■ defenda i’s David H. Pi»h ■
wid < fiieiate. Ashland Record.
great ¡"fluence over her race. There she sidled nearer to her companion. er and the E ta’e of J„h V. I'.-lnz-r,
Presently there came a subdued voice:
are over 700 p rs ns in her immei iate
d ceased, or cither of th m, for tie
"Are you Mr. Barnackel?"
family.
sum oi Five Thousand Eight Hundr-d
“I am.”
U. S. Army Couldn't Muster
Iler face was bent low. lie leaned Forty-one and 15 100 ($5-<41 15) I),,I an,
himself and looked up into It, with interest thereon from s lid lóti
Ha'f Enough Strength
Progressives Give Five De'~- lower
lie saw whit lie took to lie :i look of div of J anti ¡ry, 1016. si tit rat, . f i.
ple.isnr,'. Pelilips It was relief The
t er annuiti a> il h iv'’ Hundred! ‘509 ,
ca e > io ">i g > i
reins were 1 In Ills right hand She was
Washington, Jun. 27 The United
Doll
.rs attorney’s fee. and t’ e .'urt'■ t
sitting at Ills left
He put his left
States army is so sh •rt of offi •ci's linn
« m al ; B 30 c i.-.ts, which jn ig net)
..... ’
nrni
about
Iler
waist.
KtU*
looked
up
men. Mnjir General Leonard Wo.
Salem, Or., Jan. 26 -Advic .; he« n ut him. hei r eyes wet. a suspicion of a a .d ili ere was enrol. •.! and cioè Lete
c nnui n er of the <1 p nnm nt of tie r ived by Secretary of State Olcott, smll«« till her lips. Ile kls: e I them
1 . ’he Ci rk’s ctTìc.* . f suite in in
E 1 -t, today told the house mi ita y from John W M Gr ith of the Pr gres-
"How far Is It to the farm?' W hs I s 1 i C wi y, on th ■ 15 h ay of Janu
• u imittee th u were ii o dere I to t - - i e ini'i'iial nmmitte *, th t it h; s ttie next thing said
ary. 19bi a :! is of r c > .1 úl V lu U
Vi» ¡e Mexico ..( th present time, ti • •I'.po-. loned ti dele rifeg t > Oregon
"About Hire«* miles."
2 o th Circuit Couv Jiu n.l
Gt oige dt'oto over six mites, which p i ; « 5G.-' and 570 !■■ reof
fantry, calvary mid a. Iiieiy would f "■ tu tin iona! convention of the Pro­
tike the field al lifts than half their gress.v : rty Two are to be elected seemed like three to Helen, then stop
Public Notice is here'", q v.-n t’ t
I
full strength. The army he continued, m Imge, mid one from «*ach congres­ ped at a farmhouse.
“Walt In the wagon," lie said, "while in com lin ce w ith the cormrm «is i •'
■ io ild consist of 22O,n io nv'il.
sional district.
I I go In to tell my mother and sister s .id x -. u'ion ¿rd o:d r of suie, I . 21
Powerful invading fore s, he c nt in
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| "on re here. They don't know you're ell .5 o i lay, the
ued, would find it en .y ti land on the
corning."
$53,099
K.iis
d
ror
Irws
2ist day ol F.b'vsr/, 1916.
A lantic or Pimiti" c • .sis. Ae U.ge.1
Leaving the reins In her hands, he
went into the housi*. lie was gone a at the hour of 10 o'cl -ck A. M, rt th«
adoption of enlistment terms w.dch
long while. I'.,' a saw the face of
woul I attract a Im; In r grade of m it to
Cincinnati,
Jan. 26— Fi tv three an elderly woimin surveying her from fr. nl door of the Cm rt Hous ■ in J c
the ar ny.
taourand dollars was rsiae.l tor the re­ a window, then a yotniger one doing sonvide, Jackson t'oumy. Or gnu, • " r
fur s de and wi.l «ell at public mi t on
lief i f Jewish sulf er.'ia in thbelii.-er- the same.
H yden Dean's Body is Found e it co inir es of Eur..p < at a meetii g "Oh. de ir," she said, "I hope they're to the highest oidili-r fur ca h, «ubj t
under the auspices of the Arne ic n not going to muke him «end me lan k!" to redemption as is by I iw provid i.iil
Near His Cabin.
Pre eiitl.v a door opened mid tile two of the right, title mid interest ih i: he
Jewish re i ■ commit’eo here.
women < nine out, the «‘Ider l.i advance. defendants had on the date of the
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Six* welcomed Helen, thou h she seem­ imrtgHge herein f. rceloael or h ive
Heavy Si.cw at G ays Hjfb'r ed const rained Lending her Into the sine
Grants Pass, Or., Jan. 26
a' qaired er now l ave in .¿id t
house, tin* younger woman slio’ve.l her
of Hayden Dean, the mrur
all the following described real pr >per-
to
a
chamber
upstairs
and.
«liuti
ini
ished a week ago while |> ■
I
Wash., Jan. 25 — Grays tin* iloor behind them, took her In her ty situat . in Jackson County, Oi»g' i.
lions to his cabin t ih h i • i
n
to. wit;
h
r at "cd widi another tieup arms, exclaiming:
creek, wi ■
M j \
"You poop child!"
)
Commencing at n p int f it late.1
I
1 ,, by i
I
ivy
f
ill
of
snow
ly a i li rt d si .me Lum i
■ II. Is! I
"Why mil I to b» so pitied?"
6.83 chains west of the N.-rthenst cur­
II
11 , ..mi sno.ving at no n
lying ae os., U1 u H l. i i
«•m i. o I
1 "len. surprised.
n« r and on the North ii: e of D. L.C.
evidently become t xh.iuste»
"You're nut
It's all right
Several
Well No. 79 in 1 wp. 3. S , of If. 2 W.. . f
make you verv happy My brother Is
feet of snow had fallen after
expir-
Smuggler Pleads Guilty
not the Mr P.nnniikel you < nine out the W. M, an I rm nin. : th nee W -t
•c and thia prev med the sea eh s t'Jom
u
, :
here to marry That one Is mi únelo, on s i d N >rth 1 • i\
Hilding the body earlier.
a « rusty old nimi v ho would m>’d . f ir ty-i'ine links; thence South birt. -one
Seattle, W ish.. .Ian 25 Nat Scha - you nt nil. Beimr
chairs and eighty i:i ks to the
th
rlieuiiiat
lin, arrested in Bvilingham last Ju y Geot'gc t > <!rhe y on from th station line of the east portion of si.id D i .
Foresi Noles
w»lh f31,(KK) Wurth of opium in his pos- to Ills farm. <; «.i
« its ya ■i him- J tion Lanu Claim; thence East on the
ses. ion, pleaded g liitv in the United self Mother h i-
e’l her < • isent. said South die -ix chains and twenty-
During the fiscal year 19 5, II of thi States diatricl c »urt yesterdav to pos­ and you uro to b •
I Is. if
nine links; thence North thirty one
162 i atimi.d forests paid tl oir local i i - ses nog unlawful drugs and was lined .von wish to marry
■i e." c ains «nd eighty links to the pl ice of
Pel ’ll a >e<l If Ii
•««iirv.
erating c .sts, or in other wor.li«, wue $750ii. He paid »he fine.
Gear e ic; Ile I o this i
Iride cumm- ncing, c >n ai . ng t*enty acre«,
self supporting.
Ix'loii nsl 1» bis "• It*, mi
Emptier of Austria HI
ie«l by said property being iii the County of
The commercial sales of timber < n
Ills ini' le .un! ii r-'s t lie I,
re tied Jackson, Slate of Oregon, together
th ■ n tional forests of Or oil for the
there «a.-. ih > k .wt • » r
wmih! I vlih the tenements, liererlitamen’ nd
n ’ll
T
! i In the -
past 'incili ye «■■
i amt
00" *K»a i feet, i.il.ud
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and on th«* natmnal loresis ul »V ash- . «inoli oi Einpctor bi.titvU'i Jt’.-ep.’« UÍ
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1 .¡a mu
i i ilk <tu *•
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ington to 27,854,000 board feet valu, d , Austria. vs h<» has been st-riousiy lU foJ loo glad u» Ix» miirried ut <»nce ril. j property
w iii be sukl at said time anti
we filing took place that evening
at $34,867.
Ileverai days, is rapidly growing worje.
place in the manner provided by law
PIIONE 142
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San Diego
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This beautiful exposition will continue all the year 1916-^-
blgger and better than ever. Many of the best, exhibits from
San Francisco have been transferred to San Diego. If you
neglected to see San Diego in 19'5 do not fail to see this beau
tiful city this year. The winter is the logical time to». Six
months round trip tickets are on sale daily from all Pa ifiic
Northwest points to Southern C ilifo’nt i.
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Portland
EXPOSITION SPFC’Al
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SiiASTA
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Through st ri ìard an i Td irist d ét ìntf
cats, dinin'; :-nd 8bse’^ntiSri rà-s. Steel
c< a. h<> make traveling a p easute.
Ask ‘>ur local agent for ir formation or write
Train I) • Luxe
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J ha M. Scott. Gdneral Pas ’.'*nper Agent,
Portland, Oregon,
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1 l s Ye i-r Watch And
Jewelry Work
CECAL BLANKS
W e have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
We are prepared to take care of a'l
w.>i h, doc and jewelry Jrepairng’ dia­
mond and agate m «un’inr of ait k n is
d>ne by an] expert.
Evi rything we
sell or repair is ab u'utely guaranteed.
Get Ou P. i«'s On Watches. They
Are RIGHT.!
Visitors Always Welcome.
Mailing .Cnarges
Lease,
dortgages,
Rill of Sale,
Agreements,
W arrantv Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
t hattel Mortgage,
Acknov lodgements,
R ,‘al Estate ontract.
Location Notice —Placer,
Location Notice—Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
R.ai Sitite t f .* ill I'.»itr mt.
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
other blanks as fast as possible unti
the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice
JACKSONVILLE
POST.
Martin .J. Redd}
THE JEWELER FOR QUALITY’
Meufi rd, Oregon.
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W. H. SINGLE« Sheriff,
By E. W. Wilson, Deputy
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LAWYERS,
Washington, D. C