Jacksonville post., March 25, 1916, Image 2

J A CKSON VILLE P0S1 -:
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
Political Announcements
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
They’re Here! Neighbor
I have heretofore formally announc­
A complete line of New Spring goods in every department.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, ed my candidacy for the nomination f. r
1.
Sheriff on the republican ticket to be
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
A variety that makes choosing delightful and prices low enough
voted upon at the coming primarv elec­
SATURDAY. MARCH 25,
1916
tion, May 19th, 1916.
goodness knows!
I have held the position of Deputy
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on Sheriff during the past four years. It
application.
is unanimously conceded that a marked
Just arrived, A nifty line of brilliant New Millinery.
improvement has been made in all de­
partments of the Sheriff’s office during
OBITUARY
The latest in Mens, Boys, Ladies, Misses & Childrens Shoes-fine
Totem Pole Must Don Pants the incumbency of the present Sheriff,
the records in the office at the begin­
as silk - wears like iron.
San Francisco, March 22—Pants will ning of the present administration
Pioneer of 1852; Died at settle the difficulty in which the collec­ were considered the worst in the state,
Distinctively new line of Mens & Boys Spring Hats and Caps, in
tor of this port finds himself in connec­ they are now considered equal to any
Talent, Wednesday.
eluding straw and light weight cloth, which will be popular with the
tion with an Oriental totem pole, sent and better than most.
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The work of tax collection has been
from the Orient to Rev. Dr. J. H.
particular young men.
Mrs. Martha E. Rapp, daughter of East, of Portland, a medical mission- systematized so that quicker and bet­
Woodford Reames was born in Ken­ ary, and which was held up by the ter service is now being rendered, and
Ladies waists, middies, dresses, skirts, etc., in latest styles and
tucky. Oct. 26, 1841, and with her par­ collector on moral grounds, Amputa- taxes collected at a much less cost than
ents crossed the plains with an ox team tion was at first considered but the heretofore.
at Prices you ask for.
1 am fully conversant with the duties
After one year spent farther north, donning of trousers for the totem has
and
needs
of
the
office
for
which
I
as-
!
the family settled near Phoenix, in this been considered sufficient to make
Biggest and best line of dress goods we ever have offered.
county and in which Mrs. Rapp has ev­ its admission to the United States le­ pire.
If
I
am
nominated
and
elected
I
gal.
er since resided.
We carry a full line of field, vegetable & flower seeds, especially
pledge myself:
V-
In 1876, Miss Martha married Joseph
1st—To maintain the office in its pre- |
Burbanks Productions.
Rapp of Talent, but was left a widow
Road Blocked by Slide
sent efficient condition.
in 1897. She then moved to Ashland
2nd—To endeavor to further improve
We pay Spot Cash for wool and mohair at Highest Market Price.
where she remained until last year
Oregon City, March 22—One thous­
when she returned to the farm at Ta­ and cubic feet of earth that forms a the service to taxpayers and to mini­
lent, remaining there until her death, slide on the road from Baker's bridge mize the cost thereof.
Wednesday, March 22, 1916.
to Barton will have to be moved by­ 3rd—To impartially perform all duties
She leaves a son, Fred Raop of Ta­ Clackamas county before the road can and enforce all laws.
E. W. (Curley) WILSON.
“THE WORLD IS GROWING BETTER,” especially at
lent, and a sister, Mrs. Dora Hnrbough be opened for travel. The slide blocks
of this city. Funeral services conduc­ the road for 200 yards. Traffic over
(Paid Advertisement.)
ted by Rev. Bandy, were held in Ma­ the road is being diverted to tne south
sonic Hall, this city, yesterday (Fri­ side of the Clackamas.
day) afternoon. Interment in Jack­
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
sonville cemetery.
the Republican Nomination for Sheriff,
to be voted on at the coming primaries
C’aven in Catches Miner
Grants Pass, March 22—Dave Man­ May 19th, 1916.
Resolutions of Respect
7he People’s Store,
I feel that I need no introduction to
ning. a placer miner on Briggs Creek,
was caught under a cavein on Monday the public, having been a resident of
Where’S our loving Heavenly Father and no hopes are entertained for his Jackson County for 26 years,
I pledge myself, if elected, to give
has taken to his eternal home the be. recovery. As soon as it was discover
an
impartial, economical and conserva­
loved son of our neighbor Jones.
ed that he was covered up a giant was
PHONE 142
Therefore be it resolved by Silver turned on the earth to uncover him. tive adminhtratiou of this important
Maple Camp No. 4265 R. N. A. that He is from Vancover B. C., and has a office.
I have endeavored to serve the pub­
we hereby extend our heartfelt sym­ family living there.
lic faithfully in the past and agree if
pathy to the bereaved parents.
elected, to strictly and impartially en­
And be it further resolved that a
copy of these resolutions be entered up­ Freewater Postoffice is Looted force all laws. Having a very large
experience in the matters of taxation
on the minutes of the lodge, a copy
Freewater, Or., March 22—Eurglais and knowing Jackson County thorough­
sent to the family of the deceased and
a copy be printed in the Jacksonville broke open the front door of the Free­ ly, I pledge myself to conduct the tax
COUNTY TREASURER
criminal and juvenile courts, new du­
water postoflice last right, with tools collecting branch of the office in such
Post.
Circuit Judge
ties and conditions confronting the of­
taken from the traction company’s tool a manner as to serve the taxpayers
Committee
Deputy
County
Treasurer
Myrtle
W.
I have filed declaration of candidacy
fice. Among these were mentioned
house, dynamited the vault and es­ honestly, promptly ar.d efficiently.
Eunice Davis
Blakely
announces
her
candidacy
for
for the office of Circuit Judge. I will
the enforcement of the Prohibition Aet
caped with $40 in money. A package
W. T. GRIEVE
Ada Bagshaw
sincerely appreciate an expression of the office of county treasurer.
of money containing $150 was over­
and the likelihood of having to fore­
(Paid Advertisement)
I
hereby
announce
my
candidacy
on
Mattie Wilson.
approval by the voters of my adminis­
looked. There is no clew to the burg­
close many tax liens, particularly those
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tration of the office during the past six the republican ticket for the office of
lars.
against the Southern Pacific land grant
county
treasurer,
to
be
voted
on
at
the
years.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
At The Churches
coming primaries. I have held the po­ of nearly half a million acres in Jack-
FRANK
M.
CAbKINS.
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sition as deputy in this office for the son County, amounting to about $200,-
(Paid Advertisement)
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
past year and am confident that I can 000.
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I hereby announce mv candidacy on
My reply was that I would become a
fulfill the duties connected therewith.
World-famout Tenor, Say»:
the republican ticket for the office of
COUNTY ASSESSOR
I served two,vearsyi» deputy county candidate if it werejgenerally desired and
Services held every Sunday morning
County School Superintendent for Jack-
recorder before taking the position as the race could be made without assum­
•‘Tuxedo
at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hal).
son county, Oregon, subject to the will
deputy county treasurer; I have also ing special obligation to a ly particular
completely
Everybody welcome
1 have filed mvdeclaration to become have had experience as accountant fo.t individual, faction, locality or interest.
of the republican party at the primary
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satisfies my
election May 19. I stand for practical a candidate for County Assessor of several corporations, such as the Med­
Therefore, after codsuiting personal­
PRESBYTERIAN
school efficiency, personal supervision Jackson county, subject to the will of ford Concrete Construction company ly or by letter with several hurdred
tobacco
of the schools and elimination of coun­ the repubdcan party, at the primary and Medford Ice and Storage company, men and women of all occupations in
Sunday School at 10 a. m. A. L. Gall taste. Most
election to be held May 19th 1916. I before taking up county work and will all parts of the county, believing there
ty school supervisors.
i
leader*
important of
will appreciate your investigation of say that my past record is open for in­ is a real desire for’ my candidacy, I
FRANCIS C. SMITH.
Morning worship, with lecture, pre- all, from a
my qualifications and your support at
(Paid Advertisement)
eeeding Holy Communion, at eleven
spection to the voters of Jackson coun­ will be & candidate for the nomination
singer’s
the primary election.
for District Attornay on the Republi­
o’clock.
ty-
E. M. WILSON.
can ticket.
Evening service, to be a Missionary ' standpoint,
If
nominated
and
elected
1
will
run
(Paid Advertisement)
I hereby anuounce that I have filed
Pageant,
representing
“Christian ' Tuxedo does
JOHN H. CARKIN.
the office without the expense of a de­
my
declaration
of
intentions,
and
that
America,” in white, with the national ' not irritate
puty and continue to serve the public
(Paid Advertisement)
I am a candii ate for the republican
colors draped around her. “Response, ” ' my throat
1 herewith announce my candidacy just as efficient in the future as 1 have
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nomination for the office of County for County Assessor subject to the de­ in the past.
"Indifference,” and “Uninformed,”
School
Superintendentof
Jackson
Coun
­
represent the types in tbe world today.
cision of the repuh'ican party at the
Electric Sparks
MYRTLE W. BLAKELEY.
ty, subject to the primaries of May 19. primary election to be held May 19,
The eight representatives represent the
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Advertisement)
If nominated and elected I pledge my­ 1916. If elected I pledge myself to
work carried on, by the Woman’s Home
self to an honest, impartial, and eco­ make a just and equitable assessment
Missions. These representatives in­
(From Off Our Wireless)
nomic administration and will personal­ and administer the affairs of the office
COUNTY CLERK
clude- the Alaskan, the Mormon, the
ly supervise our schools.
Indian, the Mexican, the Mountaineer, I
in a businesslike manner.
I Hereby announce that I have filed
March came in like a German offen­
1 hold an Oregin Life Certificate,
the Negro, the Cuban, the Porto Rican
J. B. COLEMAN.
my declaration of intention to become
sive.
and
having
recently
spent
four
sessions
and the Immigrant, all in their native |
(Paid Advertisement)
a caididate for the Republican nomina­
on preparatory work in both the Uni­
As Tennyson would write it today.
costumes. All these receive the Bible I
tion for the office of County Clerk for
That’s what the world’s versity of Oregon and in the Universi­
and Christain religion, from "Christian |
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
Jackson County. Subject to the de­ “Half an inch. Half an inch. Half .tn
America. ” This will be a very inter- ' greatest tenor says about ty of California in the study of modern
cido» of the Republican party, at the inch onward.”
eating and instructive service.
Tuxedo. That’s what you education and supervision, and having
Speaking of New Haven wrecks don’t
election to be held May 19th,
I hereby announce that I have filed primary
forget Prof. Taft.
1916.
A most cordial invitation, is extended. [ will say about Tuxedo after served the county as Rural School Su
pervisor for two years, I feel compe­ my declaratio of intention to become a
to all these services.
A. N. HILDEBRAND
President Wilson has the American
you’ve given this mildest tent to fill the office in a thorouhgly candidate for the republican nomina­
(Paid Advertisement)
people with him in his refusal to en­
and pleasantest of all tobac­ satisfactory manner and hereby solicit tion for the office of County Assessor
gage in giving away American rights.
METHODIST
cos a week's trial
the support of every true friend of ed­ of Jackson County Oregon.
If
I
am
nominated
and
elected
I
ucation.
Sunday School everyjSunday nt 10
G. A. Gardner is republican Can­ Evidently Bull of Bashan Bryan
thinks his is vox popult. Infatuated
pledge myself to an honest efficient im­
G. W. AGER.
o’clock. W. G. Caudill Superintendent
didate for County Clerk.
with his own roar, he hears nothing
partial and economical discharge of
We expect a record attendance. Mr.
(Paid Advertisement)
I hereby announce my eandidacy for else.
the duties of the office and propos* to
Stille will give an objeca lesson at the
close of the school.
make ail assessments upon the basis the office of County Clerk and if nomi­
Pshaw! Those rude Germans never
The Ptifocl Tobacco for fino and Citanti»
I am a candidate for the Republican of the true actual value of the proper­ nated and elected will continue to give wait until the allies are ready before
Preaching service 11 o’clock A. M.
The triginal “Tuxedo Process” nomination for County School Superin­ ty and not upon any inflated valuation. my entire time and attention to the du beginning a drive.
Epworth League 6:30. Leader Miss
ties thereof conduct the office accord­
GEORGE LAUNSPACH
Edith Hoefs. Every member of the of refining mild Kentucky Burley, tendent. I stand for: A continuance
Unless a man looks sidy when he
ing to law and give an efficient, eco­
of
progressive
policies
in
education,
O.
address
Medford,
Or.,
R.
F.
1
D.
mellowed
by
3
to
5
years
’
ageing,
P.
League urged to be present. There
tells a woman he loves her, he doesn’t
nomical and business-like administra­
(Paid Advertisement)
will tie a large delegation from Med- I ptrsitivtly removes every particle of economy consistant with efficiency,
mean it.
tion.
equal educational advantages for the
harshness and "bite”.
for i.
The downhearted married man should
G. A. GARDNER
Put Tuxedo to the pipe tat. That boys and girls on the farms with those
||JohnC Stille, Pastor-Evangelist will
COUNTY
TREASURER
cheer
up, the chances are his wife isn’t
(Paid
Advertisement)
in
the
cities
and
town.
will show you why, to millions
preach at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
a mind reader.
If
nominated
and
elected
I
will
in
the
of
men,
Tuxedo
is
the
only
“
just
Special music at all the services and
“South America respects U S. says
future, as in the past, give my full
during the week by Prof, and Mrs. right” smoke.
I hereby announce that I am a can­
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
army
officer.” Thank heaven somebody
time
and
best
efforts
to
the
supervis
­
Read
the
guarantee
in
the
top
of
Ashciaft. The evening service will be
didate for the nomination of coun’y
does!
ion of the schools and the administra­
anything prevent your coming on Sun­ every tin.
treasurer for Jackson county, Oregon,
I hereby announce that I have filed
tion of the duties of the office. During
The wages of sin is sob stories in the
day.
You can buy Tuxedo everywhere my incumbency I have not confined my­ on the republican ticket to be voted for my declaration of intention to become Sunday supplements.
A cordial invitation to everybody.
at the primary election to be held May a candidate for the republican nomina­
self strictly to the routine duties of
In the spring the hyphens’ fancy
19, 1916.
tion for the office of District Attorney
K. A. Hutchinson
Pouch
the office but have taken a broader
lightly
turns to thoughts of bombs.
I
formerly
held
the
office
of
county
for
Jackson
county.
Oregon,
subject
to
Pastor.
view of the mission of the Couoty
5c
treasurer and helieve I gave general I the decision of the republican party,
An
exchange
calls Co). House a man
School Superintendent. In addition to
satisfaction to the public.
at the primary election to be held May I of parts. ” Usually foreign parts.
my
efforts
to
raise
the
standard
of
F
imoul
Defective Youth of Ail Citizens
During the time I was county treas­ 19, 1916
green tin
teaching and improve the physical con­
Fra nee has probably switched from
urer
the county employed expert ac­
G. M. ROBERTS.
Are Eligible to S<h ools
ditions at school I have labored to pro­
the “Marseillaise” to “Hold the
10c
countants
to
expert
the
county
officers
’
(Paid Advertisement)
Fort.”
mote the welfare of the boys and girls
books and my work as a county official
Salem, Or., March 22 -According to
through
industrial
clubs,
school
fairs,
"Cold hampers Italians. ” Headline.
an opinion rendered by First Assistant In 77« Hu-
school credits anti for home work, par- was complimented very highlv by said
The first of the year a number of Re-
mideri, Wt
experts.
Isn't
there a missing word somewhere.
Attorney General Van Winkle, the and
1 publicans, including many who approv
em-teacher circles, spilling snd arith-
80t.
I I nomina’ed n*"i
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children of all mo x of p< el. «■
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The New Haven still seems to be run
rd
c I
e t mi efforts in the interest of the
de .v t o d i
In Clan
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1
h <
m
r
xpayers as State Representative t ur on the block and the blockhead sys­
Humidor,,
flee in an h >ne , di
< und schoo's,
ovde 1 P > pa • VI
wit
in
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n
ni
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ears ago, requested me to become a tem.
SOcandWt.
like .nan:' r
Mie citiMlis o! the s.ale. L.g-l.j .h
i Min asKuig for Tv < iev'liuil
candidate for the office of District At-
However, you can't call Colonel
JAS. M. CRONEMILLER.
cannot he barred because of color or
J.
PERCY
WELLS.
, torney, inasmuch as there would be in House* latest photograph a speaking
TRI AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPART
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Advertisement)
race, he held.
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i addition to the regular duties of the likeness.
SHOP AT HOME,
Taylor
where
Williams Co
Jacksonville,
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“ Tuxedo Does Not
Irritate My Throat”
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