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Jacksonville Post bATURDAY, t MAY 27, 1916. LOCAL NEWS Dan Bagshaw was a visitor at Med-' Notice of Sheriff's Sale tomey’s fees, together with interest ford Monday. ' theron from this date May 17th 1916, at ‘he rate of Fiet per annum, for the Fred Benedict of Applegate was in further s ,m of $132.41 paid by plaintiff town Monday. Mrs. L. R. Parker, Plaintiff. fir tax- s t >g -ther with int. thereon vs Pat Swayne of Watkins was a recent from F. b. 2, 1916, at the rate of lo<: visitor in town. I S. T. Howard, et a' Defendants. per annum and the further sum of By virtue of an Execution and Or- Mrs. II. II. Sargent was a visitor in der of sale dulv issued out of and un- $13.50 costs, which judgment was en- Medford Tuesday. der the real of the Circuit Court of the , rolled and docketed in the Clerk’s office Sheriff Singler win a recent business State of Oregon in and for the County of said Court in said C untv on the visitor in Medford. of Jackson, and dated the 27th day of 17th day if May, 1916, and is of record Gertrude Dunnington was a visit. r May, 1916. in a certain suit therein in Volume 26 of the Circuit Court jour at Medford Sunday. wherein .Mrs. L. It. Parker as Plaintiff nal. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY R. L. Ewing of Medford was at the on the 17th day of May, 1916, recover court house Tuesday. ed a judgment against S. T Howard, GIVEN, that in com. luc.ee with the commands of said execution and order George W. Cherry of Medford was a for the sum of One Thousand ninety of sale. I will on MONDAY THE 26th two and 22-100 ($1002.22) Dollars, with recent visitor in town. DAY OF JUNE, 1916. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kubli of Apple I inteiest thereon from 17th day of May at the hour of 10 o’clock A M. at the 1916, at the rate of 10'A per annum, gate were in town Monday. land One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars at- from door of th : Co rt House in Jack- John Reter and T. J. Kenney served a; jurors in the circuit court this week. Miss Lulu Jones and Mrs. Hal Har rington were visitors at Ashland Thurs day. Mayor O. H. Johnson of Ashland i was a witness in the circuit court Tues day. Deputy Sheriff Curly Wilson was a business visitor in Medford Tuesday af ternoon Gus Newbury of Medford was in town Thursday. J. M. Williams was a visitor at Med ford Wednesday. George M. Roberts of Medford was in town Monday, Milton Church of Roseburg was a re cent visitor in town. George Thomas of Butte Falls was a recent visitor in town. J. J. Deadmond of Watkins was a recent visitor in town. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were re cent visitors in Medford. Chas. H. Basye was a visitor at Med ford Wednesday evening. Thomas Hames of Foots creek was a visitor in town this week. All work done in 1916 at W. R. Spark’s must be spot cash. Mrs. Anna Broad was a visitor at Medford Thursday evening. A large number of people from this It s the uniform unva Leland Beveridge of Melford was a city attended the circus at Medford rying heat of a good oil business in town Wednesday. Monday. stove, and the perfect I he primary is over, now roll up control, that keeps the Officers Pat Mego and H. B. Cady of your sleeves and go to work. juices in—that pre a cleaner,coder the Medford police force were witne. - serves the* savory Porter J. Neff of Medford attended ses on a case tried in the circuit court kitchen, and less court several days this week. goodniss of the meat Tuesday. fuel expense —and gives that even If you like this paper, drop in and W. F. Piatt of Medford was a busi- browr.nesi all over subscribe. Only $1-50 per year. ness visitor in this city Wednesday Geo. W. Cherry of Medford transac forenoon. ted business in this city Monday. G. W. Dunn of Ashland was at the Ralph Jennings of Buncom was a court house as a juror in th? circuit business visitor in town Monday. court this week. B. R. McCabe of Medford was a busi Bettter get your butter wrappers ness visitor in this city Thursday. People will read a neat printed bill urinted at this office and comply til theconvenienceof gas. Cocks everything but will not look twice at a bad scrawl with the law governing the sale of 2»-ri butter products. any wood or coal rang« Henry Mankins of Poormans creek, Resulti will cook, but keeps NOTICE—I have opened a law office transacted business in this city Mon Jour kitchen cool. Use in a rcom adjoining the office of the The long blue chim day. Pearl neys do away with all Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kubli of Ap Jacksonville Post, where persons hav smoke ar.d smell. In 1, ing legal business to transact can find 2,3 and 4-burner sizes, pL’gate were visitors in this city Mon me every day from 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. ovens separate. Also day. cabinet models with M. — D. W. Bagshaw. George Hoffman of Thompson creek pileless Cooking Ov ers. A: < your dealer visited friends in this city first of the today. Republican Nominees week. STANDARD OIL The Roseburg railroad bonds carried COMPANY (Czll furu i.) at the recent special election by a vote Following is a list of candidates for of 6 to 1. county offices nominated bp the repub Born—Tuesday, at Cottage Grove, licans at the recent primary. to Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry, a, 7 pound Legislature—C. M. Thomas baby girl. —Ben Sheldon TAYLOR-WILLIAMS Co., Pros. Atty.—G. M. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson and Mrs. Cc. Clerk—G. A, Gardner D. W. Bagshaw were visitors at Med LEWIS ULRICH, Sheriff—E. W. Wilson ford Thursday evening. ABBOTT HARDWARE Co Treasurer—Myrtle W. Blakelv A recall petition is out at Ashland Assessor — J. B. Coleman FRED J. FICK. against Bert R. Greer chairman of the School Supt. G. W. Ager springs commission of that city. I Coroner—J. A. Perl A. T. Lundgren of the Blue Ledge Recorder—Chauncey Florey mining district spent the week in this Co. Com.—G. W. Owen city visiting friends and transacting husiness. Misses Agnes and Annie Broad of Democratic Ticket this city who have been taking the Legislature —Marian R. Towne nurse’s course at Sacred Heart Hospi H. L. DeArmond tal, graduated Thursday evening. Treasurer—C. J. Nunan Ira Coffman of Buncom, who had will be on sale Pros. Atty —N W. Borden been placed under bonds by Justice Dox Co. Clerk —W. H. Miller on March 2nd was discharged by Judge Scriff—Ralph Jennings May 14, 21, 28, June 4, 11, 18, 25 Calkins in the circuit court Tuesday. Assessor —Clint Gallatin C. D. Abbott, Mrs. A. L. Gall and July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Surveyor—A. T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Norns are at Rose ---------- ♦<*>«----------- burg this week attending the sessions between ail stations of the grand bodies of the I. O O. F. Notice of Final Account. which were in session there. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE Miss Nellie Dickey of Ashland trans OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY acted legal business in this city today. In the matter of the Estate of James al Miss Dickey is the only lady attorney K Reader, Deceased. in Jackson county and is building up a One fare for the round trip Notice is hereby given that Lou E. nice practice in her profession. Reader, executrix of the estate of minimum 50 cents The amendment to Medford’s charter James K. Reader, deceased, has rend allowing the bonding of that city for ered and presented for settlement and also building a railroad passed by an over filed in said court, the final account of whelming majority Tuesday. We hope her administration of said estate; and the matter will be promptly pushed for that the 27 day of June, 1916 at ten ward to an early completion of the road o’clock, A. M. at the Court House in Jacksonville, in said county, has been to the coast. Ranse Rouse, indicted for distribut appointed bv the said court for the are on sale every Saturday and Sunday ing liquor literature and W, E. Young, hearing of any objections that may be I with return limit of Monday tj Indicted for larceny by bailee, were ac made to the approval of said account. I quitted by juries in the circuit court Any person having any objection to Tuesday. Rouse was defended by Por said account must file the same on or ter J. Neff of Medford and Young by before the time of said hearing. from all stations Roseburg and south. A Date of first publication, May 27, D. W. Bagshaw of this city. delightful place for a week end. 1916. The case of Bank of Magdalena vs See local agent for complete information or write Lou E. Reader, Minnie McKee, was tried before a jury Executrix. JOHN M. SCOTT. General Passenger Agent. Portland. Oregon in the circuit court Monday. This was a civil action in which the Bank sought Loganberry industry boosted by adop- to obtain $4000 alleged to be due on a promisory note bearing the name of t on of juice on Pennsylvania R. R. Crown Columbia paper mills increas Mrs. McKee and her deceased husband. Mrs. McKee denied signing the note, es wages amount to $30,000 a yetr— hence this action, Verdict of jury was third advance this sbring. for the detendent. G. M. Roberts rép resented the Bank and Porter J Neff the defendant. A very pleasant surprise was sprung on Mrs. Eunice Davis at her home Tues, day afternoon. The affair was in the nature of a farewell party by members of the Royal Neighbor Lodge to Mrs. Davis, who with her family will depart in a short time for Kansas where they will visit relatives for a short time and later locate in Texas. The ladies visit- I FREE ing Mrs. Davis were Mesdames Jones, One Heavy Weight Silver Plated Teaspoon With any ifty Cent Purchase Bagshaw, Walsh, Wilson, Ulrich and Coff man. A delightful afternoon was Nyal Quality Goods, At •pen» in social converse, etc. The Or acle of the lodge presented Neighbor THE CITY DRUG STORE, JACKSONVILLE, ORE. Davis with a beautiful lodge pin as a J. W. Robinson, M. D. Prop. •light token of the esteem in which the is held. A Sunday Excursion Fares ASHLAND to GLENDALE, inc Week End Fares Newspaper in the World Ashland, Ore. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES I sonville, Jackson County Oregon, offer f ir sale and will sell at public auction t> »be h'gheBt bidder for cash. »11 of th« right, title and interest of the de fendants in and to the following des cribe I real property, to-wit:- Lot No. four (4) in Block No. (3) of Anders n T< ft Addition to the city of Medford, according to the official !n No Other Way Can Yau Sc: fill the plat thereof now of record. Richness and Flavor of the Leaf All of the above describid real pro perty will be sold at said time and place in the manner trovided by law for liie sale of real property under execution “SPEAR HEAD” BEST CHEW . ‘ ny prominent physicians declare to satisfy the judgment, costs and at torney’s fees and the accruing costs of chewing to be the most wholesome way of c-'.j ’ying tobacco. «aie. “I began chewing some years ago,” Dated this 27th day of May 1916. said one, ‘and I soon found that it is the only way to get the benent of all W. H. SlNGLER, Sheriff the rich juices stored up by naiure in By E. W. W ilson , Deputy t’ e tobacco leaf. 1 refer, of course, to ---------- ♦£«.---------- the plug form of tobacco, which is the Electric Spuks most natural and the cleanest form. “Chewing good to’ aeco like Spear Head makes the salivary glutds more (From Off Our Wireless) active, which in turn has a bencficitl effect on the whole system. .Add to this When a m; n is at the end of his ar the sweet, mellow, delici. us flavor of a chew if Spear Head, and you hate gument he cuss< s. When a women is the hi:l:e.-:t passible degree Ol tobacco a» the end of her argument, s te cries. . i. n. "I mt ntion Spear Head because i Another encouraging feature of the have i. mid that this brand is excip- situation is that there don't seem to be ti >: .Uy pure, being made in a ia< - nearly as many American girls as usual tory that's run strictly according to ptire-foc’ rules.” marrying counts. Sneur Head is made of r.un-ripencl Sometimes, jt seems to us that if old Burley, which is acknowledged to be Job had the least senes • of deeeu he the rich ? 1. mildest, fine t flavored to would come back and ban! over his bacco leaf in the world. And it is nroduc- 1 by the latest , ’i-ccs rs, which medal on patience to Woodrow. develop the quality and luscious flavor The British explain that thev lost of tile choice Burley to the supreme de Kilt on account of the weather. Our gree. A ch w of Spear Head has a whole impressionisthat the Turks also hid some relish that is not found in any something to do with it. oilier che.ving tobacco. In 10c cuts, Personally, we don’t believe anybody wrapped in wax paper. ever looked so wretched and altogether miserable as the people in the “Before Weather Report. taking” nils. We don’t suppose anything more de Following is the report of U. S. Vol lights a stste’ who has been operated unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; on than to talk it over at great length Jacksonville, for month of April. with another sister who has had the Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi same kind of operation. tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. The War Department seems to have 1 it fixed this wav-every time Carranza 1 orders our soldiers out of Mexico we Date ’ Maximum Minimum Precipita tion get alarmed and send more in. I 65 10 69 34 Just because Washington said: “In J 36 70 time of peace prepare for war,” is no '1 66 36 reason why we should wait until the 5 66 33 war is over before beginning on pre 6 69 44 41 75 7 paredness. 74 41 8 The German societies that are send 9 40 71 68 45 ing protests to Congr. ss against a rup 10 1.00 38 51 0 ture w th Germany might promote 11 60 29 12 peace equally will by sending protests 13 .".I 71 to Berlin against a rupture with Amer 14 65 41 60 32 15 ica. 39 67 The Filipinos must begin to think 16 59 37 17 24 1 there is a lot of bunk ¡.bout this “new 18 51 38 14 59 29 19 freedom” business. 66 42 J I The report that Ireland is now quiet 20 57 44 I is, of course, to be accepted as mean- 21 61 32 22 76 34 ing quiet for Ireland. 23 72 42 24 Our understanding is that 68 41 25 nel hopes to begin standing loyally by ¿6 42 74 39 59 the administration on March 4, next. ’7 12 53 36 2« (6 “What makes the super woman,” 29 65 31 asks an anxious inquirer. As a gener 10 75 36 al rule, being the wife of a non-super 31 “ 1 76 man. “Lovesick man tries to die,” says a Temperature—mean max. 65 5 ; m■ m headline. They alw lys feel better af mir. 37.5 ; mean 51.5 . Max.76 on 23. Minimum, 29, on 12. Greatest <1 i ly ter that. There’ nothin’ left for Germany to range, 39. Total precipitation 1.76 inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 1.00 in . do now but be goo 1. on 10. Number of days with .01 “Fat men of genius,” reads a head inch or more precipitation, 6. dear, I line. Yes. we i o longer starve our 18; partly cloudy, 5; cloudy, 7. men of genius, as in olden times. Precipitation for season, 18 72 Germany wants to wish a peace cru- Precipitation for last season 19 4-> sa le on us. !<;. B ritt , -------------- «ai» — Cooperative Obs rv ?;• Death. Death, the dry pedant, spares nel i ther the rose nor the thistle, nor docs he forget the solitary blade of grass In THE THRiCE-A-WEEK EDITION the distant waste. lie destroys thor Or THE NEW YORK WORLD oughly nnd unceasingly. Everywhere we may see how he crushes to dust plants and beasts, men and their works. Even the Egyptian pyramids, Practically a Daily at the Price that would seem to defy hint, are tro phies of bls power, monuments of de of a Weekly. No Other cay. graves of prlmevul kings.—Ileln rich Heine. of Simpl«, Gives so Much at so ' "Those twin boys of yonrs are so much alike that I don't see how you can tell them apart” Low a Price. "That's easy enough. When they're on their good behavior they answer to their own names, and when they've There has never been a time wh”ti a been in mischief each one answers to newspaper was more needed in the the name of the other.”—New Orleans household. The great war in Europe Times-Picayune. has now entered it^second year, with no promise of an end for a long time. That Wa* All. “Marla.” demanded Mr. Blllus In a These are worl 1 shaking events, in loud voice, "what have you been doing which the United States, willing or un willing, has been compelled to take a to my razor?” “Nothing,” said Mrs. Blllus. “except part. No intelligent persen can ignore sharpening it again after shaving Fl- such issues. do's tall with It It's all right. Isn’t The Presidential contest also will It?”—Excha nge. soon be at hand. Already candidates for the nomination are in the field, ai d Court ««y. Courtesy In the mistress of a house the campaign, owing to the extraordi consists In feeding conversation, never nary character of the times, will tie o In usurping it. She Is the guardian of supreme interest. No other newspa this species of sacred fire, but it must per will inform you with the prompt be accessible to all.—Mme. Swatchine. ness and cheapness of the Thrice a- Week edition of the New York World. Serious Intentions. THE THR1CE-A-WEEK WORLD’S Nellie — Hasn't Mr. Felewaliey pro- regular subscription pri”e is only $1 HO posed yet? Nora—No. but he has gone per year, and this pays for 156 papers. as far ns to ask what time we have breakfast and whether mother la a We offer this unequalled newsnape’ and good cook.—Exchange. JACKSONVILLE HI« Specialty. POST Hokus Scribbler has had no less than together for one year for i2 (JO cash nine plays rejected. I’okus—What Is I onlv. he doing now? Hokus—Writing essays The regular subscription price of tho on the decllno of the drama.—Life. I two papers is $2.50. I
