Jacksonville post., April 08, 1916, Image 3

Jacksonville Post
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B. B. Beekman and sister Miss Car­
Citation.
Card of Thanks
rie were visitors at Medford Wednes­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF I HE STATE OF
day.
OREGON. FOR JACKSOX COUNTY.
SATURDAY,
APRIL,
8, 1916.
Louise Ensele w is a recent visitor in In the mutter of the Estate of
ext regs our heart'e t
Medford.
Daniel Whetstone. Insane.
thinks tn the kind liiends and neigh-
O. Harbaugh was a visitor at Mtd- To Daniel Whetstone, Hazel Whetst ne and Eun­ burs for ti eir help and sympathy and
LOCAL NEWS
ice Almira Whetstone und to ail pel suns in:er-
ford Monday.
the many flora! offerings, in the recent
est.’d in paid Estate. Greeting;
Judge Prim was a vi-itor at Med- IN »TIE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON iliness and death of our infant daught-
Mrs. K. L. Smith of Grants Pass was ford Wednesday.
You are h< reby called and requiied to appear n er.
In Ma Other Way Can You C ..! the
a visitor in this city Tuesday.
the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Webber There was a girl of one of those
Mrs. Ida Wilson made a business trip County of Jackson, at the C >urt Room thereof, at
Richness and Flavor of the Leaf
James M. Croneniiller was a business to Medford today.
Jacks mville, in the County of Jackon Sat­
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states which now compose the Balkans
visitor at Medford Wednesday.
urday. the 6th day of May. ¡916. at 10 o’clock in
nln.se
ambition
wus
to
emulate
men
Mrs. Paul Demmer of Medford was the forenoon of that day. th ?n an 1 there to show
R. Spencer of Sams Valley transact­ in town Tues lay.
Notice Of Sheriff’s Sale In athletic*. Expert in throwing the
causa why an order should not be granted to the
ed business in this city Monday.
discus, she won contests lignins: those
John Dunnington was a visitor at said Guardian, Nick Kime, to sell as much of
Under Execution
Jewell Bailey and Lou Baker were Medford Friday night.
the hereinafter described real estate of the said
who were champions iu this game | Many urominent physici.n- declar-
Laniel Whetstone as t-h’.iH be necessary, to-wit:
visitors at Medford Sunday night.
She wus the best chariot drives' in the chewing to be the must wholcse.u: way
tobacco.
Frank Brown of Eagle Point was a
East half of Northwest quarter. Northeast
kingdom and bud won tunny races. of ’’I enjoying
People will read a neat printed bill, recent visitor in town.
began chewing som'- years ago,”
quarter, Lots One, Two and Three of Section
John
K.
Hoppin
But
her
most
remarkable
feats
were
said one, “and I soon found that it i.
but will not,look twice at a bad scrawl.
Thirty-four, in Township Thirty-five South, of
in running. In this no one was found the only way to get the benefit of all
-vs:-
W. H. Singler was a business visiter Range One West of the Willamette Meridian;
H. K. Lyons of Klamath Falls was a at Medford Wednesday.
to
beat
her.
the rich juices stored up by nature in
Also, One hundred twenty-six anil 86-100 acres J. K. Johnsen, Mary S
I So proud was she of her swiftness on
business visitor at Medford Weddes-
tlie tobacco leaf. I refer, of conr-.e, to
off the west end of the following Donation Land J< hosco. George A 11 n
Mrs.
John
Dunnington
is
visiting
dav.
flier legs that she made a vow she the plug form of tobacco, which - lhe
Claims, being numbered Forty (40), in Sections e”, etui Defei dar.i;:.
relatives at Grants Pass.
,
most
natural and the cleane-t fo in.
would marry no man who could not
Thirty-: our (J4) ani Thii’ty-fiva (So) in Township
James M. Cronemiller and son David
“Chewing good tobacco like ;.!pcar
Thirty-five (35) and numbered Forty-four (44) in
By virtue of an Execution and nn l beat her on the cinder path. Having Head
All
work
done
in
1916
at
W.
R.
makes the salivary g'.an '.s mere
were visitors at Central Point Mon­
Sections Two (2) and Three (8) in Township Order of sale duly issue! our of ti e ninny suitors, this ou.y added to the
Spark’s must be spot cash.
active, which in turn has a benefa-i; I
day.
Thirty-six (36) ; b.-ginning at the southwest cor­
rivalry among them. But since an effect on tlie whole eystem. A-'.d to this
We print Trespass Not ces and Mo ner of Donation La idtClaim No. 44. in Township Circuit Court of the State of Oreg« n ability
to run fust docs not argue that the sweet, mellow, delicious I'.avar of a
Deputy Sheriff Curley Wilson t ransac-
36 S. Range One West of. W. M.. in Jacksen n mid i r the County of Ja-kson io me
Hunting, signs, at this office.
a man Is otherwise attractive, those chew of Spear Head, and v :: have
ted official business at Medford Thurs­
County, Oregon, and running thence North 40 directed and dated the 4th dav of April
If you like this paper, drop in uni chains; thence 1 ast 12.50 chair s; tnence South 40
whose muscular development warrant- the highest possible degree of tobacco
day.
191i>. in a certain suit therein wherein ' ed their entering the list were not like­ satisfaction.
subscribe. Only $1-50 per year.
chains, tnence West 32.50 chains to place of be­
Charles Pursel of Buncom was a busi-
the Plaintiff above named recovered a ly to win the girl even if they won
“1 mention Spear Head because I
The residence of G. D. Henry al ginning.
ne»s visitor in town Tuesday and Wed­
against the defeida'i's the race. Several fleet runners camo have found that this brand is excep­
Witne s the Hon. F. I . TouVelle. Judge of judgment
Phoenix was burned Monday night.
tionally pure, being made in n fac­
nesday.
t .e County Court of the State of Ore­ George A. Hover and Louise W Hov­ so near beating her that if she had
tory that's run strictly according to
gon, for the County of Jackson, with er, .1. K. Johnsen and Mary S. John­ chosen she might have thrown tlm
Chas. F. Dunford was in from his
Cliff Dunnington and Mary Bagshaw
pure-food rules."
(Seal)
the Seal ofj said Court affixed, this 4th
ranch
on
the
Sterling
road
Friday.
race
without
appearing
to
do
so.
sen,
for
the
sum
of
Seven
Thousand
I
Spear Head is made of rttn-ripened
ware visitors at Gold Hill Sunday af­
day of April 1116.
Oue day a young man came to t lie Burley, which is acknowledged to be
Gold Reach has a new paper, the Re­
Five Hundred ($7500.00) Dollars with
ternoon.
Attest: G. A. Ga.’dner, Clerk,
By Flora Thompson, Deputy.
interest thereon from 1st day of M iy village where this girl. Eudoxlu. lived the richest, mildest, finest flavored to­
Gertrude Dunnington and Mary Bag- porter, published by Jerry Huntley.
bacco leaf in the world. Ami it is
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1915, at the rate of 8 per cent ner an mil announced that he would enter produced by tlie latest processes, which
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lukt
Ryan
of
Medford
•haw were visitors at Medford Thurs­
the list against her. only he made the
STATEMENT
OF
THE
OWN
­
num
and
$750.00
attorney
’
s
fee.
and
develop
the quality and !::sc:ous flavor
were visitors in this city Friday allei-
day night.
provision that should lie win the race
| the further sum of $13 CO costs, which she must marry him. He sent a chal­ 1 of the choice Burley to the supreme dc-
ERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT,
Etc.
naun.
The county court was m session for
i gree.
required by the Act of Con, ressof August 14. 19i2
Emil DeRoboam of Medford transac­ Of Jacksonville Post, published weekly at Jack- jjudgmen' was enr ilel and do.k- lenge. and Budoxin dispatched her
A chew of Spear Head has a whole­
thè transaction of county business
1 eted in the C erk’s office of said C >urt brother to look the man over and re­ some relish that is not found in any
ted business in this city Friday lore- sonvilie, Oregon, for Ai ril 1st 1916.
Wednesday.
in said County oi th: 29:h day of port to her whether lie would likely other chewing tobacco. In 10c cuts,
STATIC OF OREGON. )
Charley Mitchel] left Sunday mornirg noon.
! COUN 1Y OF JACKSON) ss.
March. 1916. and is of icc.irdin Volume outrun her. The brother returned and wrapped in wax paper.
George A. Gardner was a business
for Klamath Falls where he expects to
Before me, a Notary Public, in and for the 24 of the Circuit Court Journal at page I reported that, while the challenger was
visitor at Medford Wednesday eve­ State .and County aforesaid, personally appeared 170 thereof.
i shapely, he was not muscular, and his
find employment.
Weather Report.
• D. W. Bagshaw, who having been duly sworn ac-
ning.
physique did not warrant the lnfer-
The Talant baseball team defeated
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­ 1 ence that he could beat an ordinary
i cording to law. deposes and says that he is the
Mrs. Andrew Cantral and Mrs.' Cop­ I Editor and publisher of the Jacksonville Post EN, that I will on Monday ihe Sth day
Eagle Point in a ten innings game Snn-
! runner.
Following is the report of LI. S. Vol­
pie spent one day this week wi.h Mrs. and that the following is, to the best of his knowl of May, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock ! The slight risk of being beaten by
day. Score 11 to 7.
I edge and belief, a true statement of the owner-
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Hr::t;
V.
Cantral.
A.
M.
at
the
front
door
of
the
Court
I
one
whom
she
would
be
pledged
to
The Gold Hill News has again chang­
| snip, management, etc., of t.ie aforesaid publica- 1
C. L. Monson of the Pacific Paper | tion for the date shown in the- above caption, re- ! house in Jacksonville, Jackson County, marry and yet might dislike tempted Jacksonville, for month ol'J Febru wy.
ed its managers. The new editor-in-
Co. of Portland was calling on custo­ j quired by the Act of August 24, 1912, embaukd State of Oregon, offer for sale and wi 1 Eudoxla to consent to the terms. So Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
chief being J. Wallace Sears.
j in Section *43, Postal Laws and Regulations, sell all of the right title and interest I an agreement was drawn up between tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
mers
today.
Better get your butter wrappers
printed on the reverse of this - orm, tc-wit:
i her and the stranger, who called him-
Cliff Dunnington left Monday for a 1. That the name and address of the publisher, that the defendants had on the date of i I self Boris, to race, and if he beat her
printed at this office and comply
of
the
mortgage
herein
foreclosed
i
r
I she was to marry him. Tills agree­ Dat e Maximum Minimum Precipita-
with the law governing the sale of trip to Oakland whefe he expects to editor and business manager is.'
*» ion
have since acquired or now have in and ment was signed by Eudoxla without
D. W. Bagshaw.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
find employment.
bitter products.
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That there is no managing editor.
to the following described relN proper­ having seen her suitor.
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Get your stationery printed at this 2. That the owners are:
B. B. Beekman who has spent the
02
ty
situated
in
Jackson
County
Oregon,
The
race
was
to
take
place
on
a
track
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D. W. Bagshaw, Jacksonville Oregon,
several past weeks in Portland attend­ office. Our work is guaranteed and
in the form of an ellipse, the length 4
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to-wit:-
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Ada L. Bagshaw, Jacksonville*. Oregon.
ing to business« matters returned to our prices are right.
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Beginning at the center of section being half a mile and there being sev­ 5
3. That there are no khown bondholders, mort­
this city Sunday.
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Mrs. Lewis (Jliich, Mrs. George A. gagees or other security holders.
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seventeen (17) in Township Thirty- en laps. A large concourse of people 6 7
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were gathered to see the race. The
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D. W. Bagshaw, Editor & Publisher, i
A number of out citizens attended Gardner and Mrs. Frank Smith were
eight
(38)
South
of
Range
One
(1)
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37
I stranger stepped forth tn a pair of 8
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st '
tie hearing of the telephone tolls mat­ visitors in Medford Friday afternoon.
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West of W. M. and running thence ' short running pants such as are worn 9
10
day of April, 19x6.
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ter before the Public Service Commis­
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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East on the center line of said section, at the present day. One thing about It)
W. H. JOHNSON.
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sion at Medford Wednesday.
(My commission expires Jan. 2tì, 1917.)
W. L. Webber who died Sunday, was
six hundred and forty one and 5-10 feet, him was noticeable—his manly beauty. 12
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It
was
evident
that
he
was
not
built
for
a
point
of
beginning,
and
from
said
Coos Bay country is now connected buried Tuesday. Two children of the •
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06
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i tu FUR FO.^iGN
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point of beginning running thence east for tlectncss. But what astonished ev­ 14
with the rest of the state by rail. The family are very ill yet.
ADVERTISING BY THE
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«long said center line of said section ery one was that he held In his hand 15
first train passed over the new road
Prof. Hillis, Supt. of Medford schools
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a harp. Eudoxla was attired in the
seventeen, nine hundred Eighty-six and | same fashion, with tile addition of a 16
from Marshfield to Fugene Wednesday. will lecture on “Thrift” at the Parent
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5-100 feet, thence South thirteen hun­ I shift falling only to the thighs.
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Posters are out announcing the annul and Teachers’ meeting Friday after­
GENERAL OFFICES
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dred and Twenty nine feet: thence
When the two confronted each other 19
al “School Dance” at Ruch, May 12. noon. You are invited- Come.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
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North 89 degrees and 40 minutes West, | it was noticed that the stranger's man- 20
Proceeds for benefit of the school. Sup­
□
RANCHES
IN
ALL
THE
PRINCIPAL
CITIES
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NOTICE—I have opened a law office
nine Hundred Eighty six and 5-10 feet; I ly beauty, which all agreed rivaled the 22
per will be served by the ladies of the in a room adjoining the office of the
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thence North thirteen hundred twen'y Statues of Apollo, made a marked Im 23
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district.
High, st quality, jewelrv repairing 11 one and 25 100 feet, more or less, to pressiou on Eudoxlu. When she saw 24
Jacksonville Post, where personshav­
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Miss Issie McCully is having the ver­ ing legal business to transact can find
the harp In his band she was surprised, 25
diamond setting, watch
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the place of beginning, containing thir­ and
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andah in front of her residence on Cal­ me every day from 8:30 A. M, to 5 P.
when be did not lay it aside be
repairing.
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ty acres; together with the tenement«, fore taking his position for the race she 26
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ifornia street remodelled. Fred J. Fick M. —D. W. Bagshaw.
Martin
J.
Reddy
hereditaments
and
appurtenance«
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wondered.
is doing the job which means it will be
// The Quality Store for
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thereto belonging.
The signal was given.
Eudoxla 29
Parents interested in the wellfat-“ of
done well.
Reliable Goods.
started olT so fast that she did not 30
the schools should attend the meeting
All
of
the
above
described
real
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Editor Ruhl of the Medford Sun ad­
212 F.M-in St. Medford, Ore.
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of the Parents and Teachers’ associa­
property will be sold at said time and know that Boris was walking slowly.
vertises for the return of a brown ov­
Nte
heard
behind
her
sounds
from
the
tion next Friday afternoon. An inter­
place in the manner provided by law strings of the harp, soothing rnllier Temperature—mean max. 55.09; mean
ercoat, lost on Pacific Highway. Per­
estins address by Prof. Hillis, superin­
for the sale of real property und.r ex­ than Inspiring. When she had made mir. 3 i. 24; mean 16.07. Max.71 on 25,
haps it has gone to join the “blue
Money to Loan
tendent of Medford schools will be a
ecution, to satisfy the judgment, attor three-quarters of the first lap there, ill Minimum, 28, on 28. Greatest daily
serge pants.”
feature of the meeting.
ney’s fees, costs ar d accruing costs of icctly opposite her at the other end of range, 37. Total precipitation 2 60
on
First
Farm
Mortgages,
Mr. Bullis is having the poles for car­
the minor axis of the elliptic course,
aale.
The Parents and Teachers’ Associa­
rying tho trolley wire moved nearer
E. J. Roberson,
was Boris, walking and striking Ills inches, Greatest in 24 hours, 0.70 in ,
Dated
this
5th
day
of
April,
1916.
Number of days with .01
tion
will
meet
next
Friday
April
14,
at
on 7.
the track and is replacing the cross
liarif Then lie began to sing.
702 Title & Trust Building,
W. H. S ingler , Sheriff,
Eudoxlu. who liuil nothing to fear inch or more precipitation, 13, clear.
w re supports with metallic arms cr 2:30. Prof. M D. Hillis, Supt. of
Medford schools will lecture on Thrift,
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy. from such a tortoise, stopped to listen 11; partly cloudy, 8; cloudy, 10.
brackets of the latest design.
Portland, Oregon.
14.20
Boris wus singing her praises, the love
Precipitation for season,
special music will be provided for the
Two "scrub” teams played a few in­
he felt for her. pleading that she
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Precipitation for last season
occasion. An invitation to attend is
nings of baseball on the local diamord
would not turn u deaf ear to him. She
E. B ritt ,
extended to all.
Sunday afternoon and while the work
listened till lie had gone out of hear
Cooperative Obnrver
Medford fishermen are preparing to
Ing. und then she proceeded to the otli
was by no means perfect, it afforded
of
the
minor
axis
and
waited
er
end
launch
a
new
initiative
measure
to
amusement to the spectators. Keep it
We are receiving New’ and Up-to-date goods every month till he had come around to the point
close Rogue river to commercial fishing
up boys.
where she had been listening to bis THETHRICE-A-WEEK EDITION
P. M. and Edward Janney of Med­ and to shut down the canneries at the delightful gifts suitable for wedding, birthday or parties. song.
OF THE NEW YORK WORLD
ford have purchased the interest of W. mouth of the river. A dog in the man­
It seemed that in the meanwhile it
Fine stationery—Box Paper 15jf up. Embassy Lawn box
bad
grown
sweeter
He
was
walking
C. All way in the Jackson County Ab­ ger spirit which will benefit no one and
paper, 48 envelopes and 48 sheets paper 25/—» bargain
“
very slowly, putting nil bis feeling Into i
stract Co. and will have charge of the will take employment from severe 1
Fine perfumery. Colgate« Talcum 15/ — Colgate« Dental
hundred
people
each
season.
It. Again Eudoxlu went on till she Practically a Daily at the Price
business in future. Mr. Allway will
Cream & Dental powder and Lilly’s Dental cream 20f —
reached the point at which he had
leave for the Trout Lake district in
Shaving soap 5/ Colgates Shaving stick, powder and cream
been singing, while lie proceeded till
A
mule
has
one
admirable
trait
he
re
­
of a Weekly. No Other
Eastern Washington in a couple of
20/ Ilohner harmonicas 25f to $1.00. Playing cards 10c up.
he took her place. Here both stood
fuses
to
stand
for
flattery.
weeks.
still, the man singing of the bounty
Toilet soaps 5c cake up.
You are most welcome. Come
Another blessing of poverty not
Newspaper in the World
and the virtues of the peerless Eu­
Why not have a general “cleanup
in and see our fine display of goods.
having
to
worry
about
having
the
au
­
doxla. she seeming to be spellbound.
day” to gather up the old tin cans and
tomobile stolen.
Then lie went on singing. ''Wait for
Gives so Much at so
other rubbish which has accumulated
me, fulr one,” repeating the word*
A Missouri woman boasts of a brass
during the winter? A few hours work
again and again till lie came around
Low a Price.
for each householder and a day or two clock that has kept accurate time for
to where she stood, und the two walk­
J.
H.
ROBINSON,
M.
I).,
Prop
eighty
years,
showing
that
those
old-
with a team would make the city look
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ed side by side.
like a new place. Then there are a fashioned clock makers had no instinct
Jacksonville, Oregon.
this way they proceeded, the girl I There has never been a time wh-n a
few old, unsighly board fences which of profiting by repair charges.
In the song, till they eume with- newspaper was more needed in the
few yards of the goal, when Boris,
If the conference of the Scandinav­
would be better torn down and burned
singing, turned and walked back­ household. The great war in Europe
ian minister inaugurates a movement
lip. How about it?
ward.
keeping bls eyes fixed on Eu- has now entered its second year, with
The Mail-Tribune speaking of the in the restoration of peace in Europe,
no promise of hu end for a long tim".
doxiu.
till
he passed over the goal.
telephone hearing Wednesday says the Nobel Peace Priza is likely to stay
Then tlie ajiectator*. who had np- These are worl 1 shaking events, in
that the company “presented a largely at home for a while.
poured to be enthralled us well as I lie which the United States, willing or un­
Well we’re all waiting to hear some­
girl, drew a long breath and burst into willing, has been compelled to take a
signed petition to this effect.” Asa
a cheer.
matter of fact the petition referred to body say Germany put Villa up to it.
part. No intelligent person can ignore
And so Eudoxlu was won. not by
contained 39 signatures of Medford peo­
Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Villa
fleetlie««, but by the power of song. such issues.
ple, out of a total of 1893 phones, less is our lot.
The Presidential content also will
As soon as ho bad won the race Boris
than 2 per cent and many of these sign­
This peroxide famine certainly is
innounced himself to lie the son of u soon be at hand. Already candidates
ed under a misleading impression that tough on the bleachers.
powerful noble of vliat Is now Monte­ for the nomination are in the field, m d
if the toll charges were not allowed
negro, and. without bolding Eudoxlu the campaign, owing to the extraordi­
What
has
become
of
the
"old-fash
­
the service between the two town*
to her contract, appeared Idmself ns a nary character of the times, will be o
ioned kid” who used to pitch for both
suitor for her hand, which, lifter a pe­ supreme interest. No other newspa­
would be discontinued.
sides.
riod of maidenly relerve. she gave him. per wifl inform you with the prompt-
At a meeting of Medford’s city coun­
Many of the people who were not ■ ness and cheapnes« of the Thrice a-
Getting into Mexico is easy enough,
cil held Tuesday night the city attorney
cognizant of wlint pussed after the
b
it
getting
out
is
something
else
again.
OÖOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
and a committee of lawvers were in­
winning of the r.i e believed that the Week edition of the New York World.
Prof. Taft’s “Stand bv the Presi­
THE THR1CE-A-WEEK WORLD’S
structed to take up the Bullis proposi­
stranger was Apollo, who liud come
Dcn’t ferget that this is a community of
tion for extending the railroad to the dent” is in striking and agreeable con
down from henven to win an earthly ! regular subscription urge is only $1 i>0
bride.
per year, and this pays for 156 papers.
Blue Ledge mines, and prepare the trast to the Bryan-Roosevelt attitude.
home makers and home keepers and that one
After the wedding Boris mid III« wife We offer this unequalled newnpupe-
necessary papers for the submission
People who always say what think
of YOUR MOST IMPORTANT DUTIES is to
disappeared mu! v.he'i they reached and
to the voters of Medford the question have but few friends.
his home were r < ivisl with as much
of a bond issae of $300,000 for the pur­
keep it so.
Spring’s primal urge is driving some
POST
Interest as had ntte uhd the race For JACKSONVILLE
chase of the present Hue and its exten­ people to bayonet attac :s and others
Boris had neon In tlrece arl. hearing
You can aid materially by doing your shopping
sion for 13 miles as set out in Mr. Bul­ to poetry.
of the girl who i:.i:«l I' won III a foot together for one year for f2.00 cash
and marketing with the advertisers in this paper.
lis’ proposal. The report of the attor­
race, had stopped mi Ids way back to onlv.
When congress found that President
*ee her He re«of-.ed to win her by j The regular subscription price of the
neys to be made to the council April Wilson had the American people be- j
making love to her In song.
18.
, two papers is $2.50.
hind him and the Flag, it surrendered I
t
at once.
I
City Drug &, Gift Store
CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE