-. JACKSONVILLE POST-:-
Official Paper of the Citp of Jacksonville, Oregon
Berry Growers Must Fill Baskets
Jt. tfí’ííx.’l
Full or Trouble will Follow
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
Portland, May 25 —Strawberry grow
County, Oregon. O. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
ers are apt to run afoul of the Federal
authorities unless they change their
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville method of filling baskets of berries
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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shipped to this market to be offered
for sale. There has been considerable
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SATURDAY.
MAY 27, 1916
complaint from both wholesalers and
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on retailers alike, to say nothing of kicks
from consumers, because of scantily
application.
filled baskets. The Federal law de 1
mauds that each pint basket contain &
one full pint, and does not allow a bas
'As to Mexico
At The Churches
ket to be two-thirds full and offered as
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one pint. The fault has been almost
The wild Indians on this continent
entirely with shipments from Oregon
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
at first were friendly to the whites.
points, and unless the present meth-|
Had there beer any sense, discretion
od is changed the authorities will
and common honesty and justice m deal
Services held every Sunday morning receive the complaints of the hand-1
ing with them, they always would have
lers and buyers, and an investigation I
been friendly. But a war of extermi-1 at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall.
will follow.
Everybody
welcome
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nation was waged against them from i
Massachusetts bay, Deleware bay, j
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Ashland’s Spring to be Ded
Chespakeake bay and the Gulf of Mex
PRESBYTERIAN
ico clear across the continent to the
icated On Fourth.
Sunday
School
at 10 a. m. A. L. Gall
Pacific.
We have never wronged the Mexi leader-
Ashland, Or., May 23—The plans for j
cans down on the border, but for very Morning worship with sermon at 11.
nearly four years now it has required Rev. J. Manley Spencer, Moderator of Ashland’s celebration, July 4, 5 and 6, I &
about half our army to be stationed Presbytery of Souther Oregon will have when the $250,000 springs mobilization j
project will be dedicated, are now well ;
there to sfand guard, and that has not charge of this service.
Mr. Spencer will also have charge of under way. Several thousand dollars |
prevented the killing and plundering of
Americans on both sides the boundary, the evening service at 8 o’clock. Spe have been raised as a celebration fund, j
and the race beyond that border have cial musical program, with Mr. George A roundup will be staged. Four car-1
loads of the best of the Pendleton stock
elfiectually demonstrated that most of Andrews as Chorus leader
them are bandits and murderers, or pe A most cordial invitation, is extended, and performers will be brought here
and every cowboy in the southeastern
ons ready to do anything the active to all these services.
counties will make Ashland his mecca
bandits and murderers want them to
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on the Fourth. All of the Southern
do.
Oregon and Northern California cities
If it is our business to guard that
METHODIST
will co-operate and send crowds to
boder and let the violence go on, then
Sunday School everyJSunday at 10 Ashland instead of celebrating the
in the interest of justice and the tax
payers of the United States it would o’clock. W. G. Caudill Superintendent. Fourth at home. Plans are being made
Epworth League 7:00.
to entertain 10,000 people.
be right to shorten that border; say
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Morning service 11 o’clock Subject:
make it from the mouth of the Rio
Umatilla Road Bonds Lose
Grande on a straight line to Mazation. Evening worship with sermon at 8:00.
That would shorten it one-half. If Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 P. M.
that would not do, make the border the Ladies Aid weekly sale at the Ryan
Pendleton, Or., May 24—The good
isthmus of Tuhauntepec. That would building Fr.day 2 to 4 o’clock.
roads bond issue was decisively defeat
reduce it from 1,200 to 2,000 miles.
A cordial invitation to everybody.
eJ by about 4 to 1, according to practi
To do that it would be necessary to
R. A. Hutchinson
cally complete returns. The proposal
put several of those brigands out of
Pastor.
was for the issuance of $80,000 in bonds
commission and to convince the rest
to
construct good roads throughout the
that it is a losing business to try the
country. It is probable that a propos
patience ot the United States too long;
uo7.*.?.a; al will now come before the county
that it is a somewhat dangerous busi
court to levy a special road tnx.
ness to murder and plunder the citizens
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'7 have smoked
of this country.
Marren
Found
Guilty
At thiB writing President Wilson still Tuxedo in sub-
has faith in and is dealing with Carran Arctic Alaska,
za, though he has tried to break his
Pendleton, Or., May 24—William O.
in Panama and
covenants repeatedly and has shameful
(Whitey) Marren was found guilty yes
everywhere
—
ly shirked his plain duty from the first.
terday of manslaughter for causing
He ought first to have an ultimatum would not
the death of Wendell C. Phillips, of
served on hiip, and if he treats that in smoke another
Spokane, during a rooming house quar
his usual way, then move in earnest kind."
rel here last February.
and give the world the reasons and in
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vite the states of South America to
Parolled Men Made Citizens
come up and help restore order to Mex
ico.
If anything of that kind is started
Salem, Or., May 24—Restorations to
there should be a force so great sent
citizenship
were issued by Governor
at first as to make the business a quick
Withycombe today to Lottie Bell Cap-
one. No four and a half to one as in
like Rex Beach and the virile, pious and Cyrus McDowell. The for
our war with Mexico before. That
costs too many lives and too much mo red-blooded youths he writes mer was serving a term from Coos
about, have a hearty man’s appe county for assault with a dangerous
ney.
And when it would be over Mexico tite for tobacco. These men weapon and paroled in 1914, and the
find Tuxedo supremely satis latter was senteced from Union county
should pay the bill.
The situation there as it has been fying. And they can puff away for larceny and paroled in 1912.
for six months past is simply intolera at tneir beloved pipes all day
Road Gap to be Paved
ble. And as it is not fair to our coun and far into the night—so mild,
try and to the peaceable Americans on gentle and soothing is Tuxedo.
the border or within Mexico itseif.
Chehalis, Wash., May 23—The city
Neither is it fair to other foreigners in
commission has passed the final read
that country, and it is the plain duty
ing of the ordinance providing for the
of our government to move, or give
paving of National avenue and bids
the world notice that we have with
Tht Perfect I obacco for Pipa and C iganfle
will be opened for this work June 5.
drawn the Monroe doctrine from Mexi
This is a link in the Pacific highway,
Three to five years’ageing in situated
co.
in the north end of Chehalis,
Our government forced France to wood mellows the ripe Burley and will close up a gap which has been
withdraw her army from that country leaf for Tuxedo; then the fa-
a very bad piece of road for several
when Maximilian was almost secure on mouson£9Hd/,‘Tuxedo Process” years.
his throne. Was that to turn that takes out all the bite and abso
that country over to hopeless brigand lutely prevents tongue-soreness
age and anarchy?—Goodwin’s Weekly and tnroat • irritation.
Notice of Appointment
The
s.
“Tuxedo Process” has plenty
l e
equalled it.
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Salem, Or., May 24—Following a
meeting of the state board of control.
Secretary of State Olcott has called a
meeting of the emergency board for
Friday to consider the rebuilding of the
penitentiary shops, recently burned.
The board made an examination of the
burned portion of the shops and decid
ed to rebuild them immediately. The
damage is estimated at $12,500, and
the board will be asked to create a de
ficiency in this Bum.
Besides Governor Withycombe, Sec
retary of State Olcott and State Treas
urer Kay, the board is composed of
President Thompson, of the senate;
Speaker Selling: Senator Day, chair
man of the senate ways and means
committee, and Representative Cobh,
chairman of the house ways and means
committee. The meeting will be the
first during this biennum.
Berry Boxes
der the
Found
to Be Un
Executrix.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
[ det signed has been appointed by the
, County Court of Jackson County, Ore-
: gon, as executrix of the estate of S. I.
, Wilson, deceased, and has qualifiel.
j All persons having claims agiasnt said
You can buy T uxedo everywhere j estate are hereby notified to present
the same with proper vouchers, and
duly verified, to the undersigned or to
Pouch
I M. Purdin, attorney for said estate, at
j Medford,'Oregon, within six months
5c
from the date of this notice.
F amous
Dated and first published May, 27,
green tin
I 1916.
Elizabeth Wilson,
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Executrix of the Estate
of S. I. Wilson, deceased.
I» Tin Hu-
Try Tuxedo—you take no risk.
See the guarantee in the top of the
tin. If Tuxedo isn’t everything it
claims to be, the dealer will give
you your money back.
tuidtri, eoe
»nd S0e.
In Gian
Humid,ri,
SOenndfOc.
rut
AMERICAN
TOBACCO
COMPANY
Standard.
One-Man Cars
Salem, Or., May 23—Discovering that
berry boxea shipped into the state are
not measuring up to the standards re
quired by the Oregon law, Fro ' G.
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<i
trict sealer« to confiscate u<»os uiiu
have berries repacked in standard box
ea. Moat of the boxes come from Cal
ifornia ami contain strawberries.
Of
Successful
Centralia, Wash., May 24 The one-
man service on the interurban cars be-
fn>ee^ C .-n*r»l • a- 1 1'8 *
< am P »«r > mpmiy. i x., pi -in i
the traffic is exceptionally heavy, one
man has handled the work for the past
month.
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Use it on us when you need: Spring Dresses, Waists, Millinery, Fine
I
wash goods, Corsets, Spring and Summer Shoes, Tennis Shoes, San
dals, Gloves, Neckwear, &c.
The Latest in Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings Hats, Caps, Under
wear, Shoes, Shins, Collars, Ties, &c.
We represent the Brownsville Woolen Mills of Portland, will de
liver suit in six days.
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give us
your order— we ’re strong here.
Big line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, including Heinz’s “57 va
rieties”. Flour, Feed and Grain at Bed-rock Prices.
Send
Open
orderS
Give us an idea of what you want and we will doth e rest.
SHOP AT HOME.
Ready and waiting at
Taylor - Williams Co.
lhe People's Store, where
“The World is Growing Better”
Oregon
Jacksonville,
PHONE 142
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Bulletin No. 1
A Mistake in the Policy of
the Bethlehem Steel Company
To the People:
Th? Senate of the United Staten has pas3?d a bin to spend $11,000,000 of the People’s money
to builu si government armor plant. The measure is now before the House of Representatives.
It is said that manufacturers of armor have "gouged” the country in the past, and that a government
plant is necessary to secure armor more cheaply.
Active, Clean-Cut
Young Men
Penitentiary Shops to be Rebuilt of imitators, but none has ever
s
0.
That’s the wireless call for “help”
Rex Beach
iJuxedo
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The mistake of the Bethlehem Steel Company has been that it has kept quiet.
We have allowed irresponsible assertions to be made for so long -without denial, that many people
now believe them to be proven facts.
We shall make tlie mistake of silence no longer.
Henceforth we shall pursue a policy of publicity.
uncorrected.
Misinformation will not be permitted to go
It is and has been the policy of our Company to ¡deal with the American Government fairly
and squarely.
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We shall henceforth place the details of our relations with the Government before
the American People.
The United States has for twenty years obtained the highest grade of armor and baa paid • lower
price for it than has any other great naval power.
Fipt'rea officially compllrrl for the Senate Committee on
Affair« from the Neral Tear Book «bow that
under conditions prevailing juat before the European war, the chief naval powers of the world were paying
these prices for armor:
England, $503 per ton; France, $460; Germany, $490; Japan, $490; UNITED STATES, $-125,
A government plant cannot make armor any cheaper than we can do it; and—
We are prepared to manufacture armor at any price whicn the Government Itself
shall name as lair. THAT BEING SO, SHOULD $11,000,GOO OF THE PEOPLE’S
MONEY BE WASTED TO BUILD A GOVERNMENT PLANT?
Bethlehem Steel Company
CHAS. M. SCHWAB. Chairman
BUGENE O. GRACE, President
East 36.55 chains to a stone 18x8x8 inches for cor
Thursday July 6th A. D. ’916, at ih< j
Citation
ner: thence North 13.71 chains to N. E. corner of
the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon ,
D. L. C. No. 80: thence West 40 chains to the
of said day. then and there to show
place of beginning all in Jackson County. State
cause, if anv tnere be, why an order ¡ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF 1HE STATE OF of Oregon.
This citation is served upon Daniel Whet
authorizing the administrator of said i
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
stone. and Haze] Whetstone, nonresidentf of this
estate, John Wait, to sell, at private In the matter of the Estate of
state, and upon the unknown heirs if any such
sale the Northeast quarter of section Daniel Whetstone, Insane.
there be. by the publication hereof once a week
4 Township 41 South, Range 3 West, To Daniel Whetstone. Hazel Whetstone and Eun for successive weeks, ten days prior to July 6th
Willamette Meridian, Jackson County, ice Almira Whetstone, heirs of the above named 1916, pursuant to order of the Judge of the above
Daniel Whetstone, and to all other heirs un- ! entitled court of date May 25th 1916.
State of Oregon; the Real property be known
if any such there be, and to all other per- '
Date of first publication is May 27th 1919.
longing to said Esiate, in accordance sons interested in said estate:
Witness the Hon. F. L. TouVelle. Judge of
with the prayer of said administrator's ' IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
the County Court of the State of Ore
petition fiied herein: This citation is ' You and each of you are hereby ordered and re
gon. for the County of Jackson, with
to appear in the above entitled matter in '
served upor. the above non-resident quired
the Sea Hoff said Court affixed, this 25 th
the County Court of Jackson County. State of (Seal)
day of May 1916.
heirs of said Estate and upon the un Oregon, at the court room of said court at Jack
Citation
Attest: G. A. Gardner, Clerk,
known heirs, if any such there be. by sonville. Jackson County. State of Oregon, on
By Flora Thompson, Deputy.
the publication hereof once a week for Thursday. July 6th 1916, at the hour of 10o’clock
in the forenoon of said day, then and there to
four
successive
weeKS,
10
days
prior
to
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
show cause if any there be. why an oredr author- !
By this time tha new flat has shed
OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF i July 6th 1916. pursuant to order of the iting the Guardian of said estate. Nick Kime, to
Judge of above entitled court of date sell the following described real property.belong its adjective—another sign that spring
JACKSON.
ing tn said Insane person, at private sale, should has arrived.
In the matter of the Estate of Lewis May 24th 1916.
not be made and entered herein in accordance 1
Date
of
first
publication
is
May
27.
( A. Wait deceased:
According to the fan. if all the na
with the prayer ofjsaid Guardian's petition filed |
'
1916.
herein, to-wit-
To Olive A. Wait; Edgar C. Wait,
tions would learn to play baseball wars
Winifred W. Wait, Lilly A. (Wait) , Witness the Hon. F. L. TjuVelle, j The NEL of|NEU of Section 22. Township 38 S. would cease.
Kroeser, heirs of the above named de i Judge of the above entitled court with Range 2 West. Willamette Meridian. Oregon.
’ Congress cannot hear the eagle
ceased, and to all other heirs unknown ! the seal of said court thereto affixed The West 40 acres (undivided) of the following scream, but it has open ears for the
described land, excepting 10.34 acres off west side
1
this
25thday
of
May
1916.
if any such there be, and to all ether
described in Do» I Roc »rd of J ick*»n C»untv. Cr- squeal of pork on the hoof.
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W on 'he United States of the
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beings
will be avoided.
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The mind cure may be all right but
led matter in lhe above entitled court
ner of D L. C. No 79 at 28 25 chains to a stone 16
at the court room of said court at Jack Take it from Wall street, war is a x 12 x 10 inches for corner/thence East 3.45 cha. the patient must have a mind of his
to a stone 16 x 12 x 8 inches for corner; thence own to start with.
sonville, Jackson County, Oregon on terrible thing.
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