Jacksonville post., June 24, 1916, Image 3

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Col. H. H. Sargent was a visit<r
Jacksonville Post I Medfoid
Thi rsday,
t
Clint Galla in of Medford w is in tris
SATURDAY, JUNE
24, 1916. city first of tie week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Purse! of Buncom
were in town Thursday.
LOCAL NEWS
Steve Thanos of Central Point was u
recent visitor in this city.
The inn at Crater Lake will open
S. H. Harnish of Eagle Point was a
June 29.
recent visitor in this city.
W. T. Grieve spent Friday forenoon
i Wm. R- y of Ruch was a business
at Medford.
visitor in this city Thursday.
R N. Finney was a recent visitor at
Benton Bowers of Ashland was a re­
Medford.
cent visi on at the court house.
A box fatoy is being constructed
S leriff Singler was a bi’in.'ss visit­
at Medford.
or at Medford Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Amy Dow was a visitor at Med
Mrs. E. S. Wilson who has been on
ford Tuesday.
the sick list this week ¡3 reported bet­
I
Flora Thompson was a visitor at ter.
Medford Sunday.
W. T. Grieve sp'nt Wednesday at
Judge Prim was a business visitor in Medford transacting business and vis­
Medford Tuesday.
iting friends.
William Chester of Steamboat was
B. B. Reel.man, Esq. retime i Wed­
in town this week.
nesday from Portland, where he has
C. J. Fry, of the Blue Ledge district, been attending to business affairs.
was in town Fri lay.
The baseball teams of Eagle Point
d. F. Reagan of Albany was a visit­ a id Hornbrook played a tie game of 12
i inings at Hornbrook, Sunday, Score
or in town this week.
Judge and Mrs. F. L. TouVelle auto- was 4 to 4.
Mrs. Fannie F. Beer died at Med­
ei to Yreka Sunday.
Henry Wendt was a business visitor ford, Wednesday June 21, aged
years. She was mother of Mrs. C.
at Medford Thursday.
Grant formerly of this city.
John Harvey of Watkins was a re­
War has been the principal topic
cent visitor in this city.
the streets this week, and the daily­
John B. Renault was a business vis- I papers are full of it, but after sifting
itor at Medford Tuesday.
the reports there is nothing definite
George French of Salmon, Cal. was found in them —all heresay.
a yisitor here this week.
Considerable ixcitement is manifest­
All work done in 1916 at W. R. ed this week in mining circles, over
Spark’s must be spot cash.
' the reported quicksilver dreovery near
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich spent Fri i the Meadows. It is said that assays
d ty forenoon at Medford.
j from general sample of vein go $1400
Irvin T. Bebb, of the Central Point per ton. The vein has been traced ov­
er a mile.
Herald, was in town Friday.
Medford council has called a special
Curly Wilson was a business visitor
election for July 10. to vote on the rat­
at’Medford Tuesday morning.
R. M. Newlands of Corvallis is look­ ification of the Bullis contract for the
extension of the railroad. It is expect­
ing over the valley this week.
ed that the contract will be ratified by
G. W. Quinn of Yreka, Cal. was a a large majority.
visitor in the valley this week.
The following is a list of teachers
John A. Martin of Dunsmuir, Cal.,
for the ensuing term with salaries paid
was a visitor in town this week.
each: Principal, Mary W. Gallegar,
If you like this paper, drop in and salary $125; Asst. Prin., R. H. Powell,
subscribe. Only $1-50 per year.
$90 per month; Manual Training and
James Henderson of Puyallup, Wash­ 7, and 8, grades, Robt Peachey,$80 per
ington. is in the valley this week.
month; 3rd and 4th Daisy M. Lew­
L. K. Hanna is assisting the force in is, $70 per month; 5th and 6th grades,
Alice M. Becroft, $70 per month; I
the County Clerk’3 office, this week.
People will read a neat printed bill 1st and 2nd grades, Emma Wendt,
but will not look twice at a bad scrawl. $75 per month.
H. Chandler Egan, of the Egan or-
chards, was a visitor in this city Fri- Uncle Sam thuts Off
day.
Munitions For Mexico
Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw and daughter
Mary were visitors at Medford Friday
No more munitions of war are to be
afternoon.
shipped from the United States into
Collectors of eus to ms
Attorney G. M, Roberts of Medford Mexico.
transacted business at the court house throughout the country are being in­
structed by the state department to
Th irsday.
Geo. Neuber left Monday for an out­ hold up all such shipments. Thomas
ing at Squaw Lake. Eric Anderson C. Burke, collector of customs of the
Oregon district, has received the fol­
acecmpanied him.
lowing instructions from Washington:
Misses Ethel and Marie Eiffert of
“In accordance with request of the
Me Iford visited their sister Mrs. W.H.
secretary of the state hold up all ship­
Barnum this week.
ments of munitions of war into Mexico
T. L. DeVore, who has been in the regardless of any recent permits grant­
hospital at Medford for several weeks, ed.”
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Williams of Iowa, mother of
Mrs. Fred J. Fick of this city is ex­ Airships Ordered To
pected to arrive here today.
Carry Chinese Mails
Lewis Ulrich of this city has been
San
Francisco,
June 21. -The Chi­
chosen as one of the directors of the
nese government has ordered 25 aero­
Jackson County Fair Association.
planes at an average cost of $10,000, ac­
A fire alarm was sounded Sunday
cording tu Silas Christotferson, the av­
morning caused by the burning out of
iator.
a chimney at Dr. Robinson’s residence.
Christofferson said that J. Lin, the
Ralph Jennings’ auto collided with representative of the Chinese govern­
Cantrall’s car on the Applegate road ment with whom the contract was ar­
Thursday night, badly damaging both ranged, told him the aeroplanes were
cars.
to be used in transporting mails over
D. W. Dobbins, a Seattle mining routes not vet definitely named but I
man, proposes to install gold dredge tentatively laid out.
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on the Ray property inathe Applegate
valley.
Odd Fellows Offer
Frank Coleman sustained a badly
sprained ankle while practicing base­
Services To State.
ball with with the Medford team Thurs­
day evening.
Helena, Mont., June 30.—The serv­
Bettter get your butter wrappers
ice of ten companies of 40 men each
printer! at this office and comply
from the uniform rank of the Odd Fel-
with the law governing the sale of
laws was offered here to Adjutant Gen­
butter products.
eral Phil Greenan of the state national
T. K. Flynn, of the Medford Electric guard, by W. H. Peck, commander of
Co., plead guilty to the charge of sel­ the uniform rank. The offer stipulat­
ling gasoline adulterated with distillate ed that the men would serve in lhe
and was fined $25 and costs, Tuesday. state in the absence of -the guardsmen
The Epworth League meeting in the O ' el.-ewhere if needed.
d arrangements have been made by
t se holding claims against the com-
n wifh law tir ns to collec'- iii fe­
i <1 int i.si.essniens.
Si < Per ent Div dend
L Declared By Wei'si
Salem, Oreg., June 2*.—Insurance
Commissioner Wells, as receiver of the
Horticultural Fire Relief Association,
yesterday afternom declared a divi­
dend of 6 cents on the do iar f- r tie
benefit of the creditors e he company.
Since assuming tie receivership he has
declared dividends totaling 42 cents on
a dollar. Recently the circuit court here
held that the members of the company
were liable for assesments up to KM)
per cent of the standard i.is rance rate
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Services held every Sunday morning
at 11 o’clock in I. I). O. F. 11 .11.
Everybody welcome
Restaurant Wanted
9
W.nted- Party to conduct a restati­
METHODIST
rant in th s ci ,v. Good opening for
Thai Means the Supreme De­
right pa: ty I.ow rent tn d no compì-
Sunday Scheel 10 a.m. W. G. Csudill
gree of Rich, Luscious
tition. Fot pa s culms, < al r .al r. st I Sui t.
S. E L’u .ning i-n, Jacksonville, ( to.
Preachirg Service 11 a m.. ubj-.1
Tobacco Flavor
, “A Great Mun and a Great l.*e s ,11 ”
Epwo-th League 7 . p.m. Every
The worst ex amp es a .-mall loy et -
1 young person in Jacksonville urged to
counters are in his arithmetic.
Nil OTHER CHEW EQUALS H
I be present at this meeting; dcrgatis
Nature varies the flavor she puts into
1 from A hlsnd and Medford wi I speak
1 and sing. We will commei <e punctua the different grades of tobacco leaf—
and the best of all is the flavor of
1 so come early an i <!< 1.’. miss an hing. choice
red Burley that pleases you so
I Preaching Service 8 p.m. Subj ct: mightily when you chew Spear Head.
h dynamite or
I “A Great Man aid a Great Woik.,,
The delicious fruity flavor of a chew
Have von head our new ch rim of Spear Head is a revelation to the
director? He is s re fine! Mr. Kees, man who has never chewed or who has
chewing near-good tobacco.
a prominent evan relist singer, has just been
hod of prim
For chewing is the one way to get
come from lowo and has reorganized all the wholesome, healthful, appetizing
I 111 Hiroimh
our choir. Come and hear him at all flavor of the tobacco leaf—providing
< alG'iMl
our services on Sunday. We welcome you chew a high-grade plug like Spear
Head.
old and young, rich and ; rd p< or.
No other tobacco can compare with
R. A. Hutchinson
Spear Head in the wholesome satisfac­
Pastor.
tion it gives.
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You get more ravory sweetness in a
chew of Spear Head than in a whole
Mar? Berr es on One Plant,
plug of ordinary tobacco.
you get it in its purest form—
Monmouth, Or., June 21. —h ive hun for And
Spear Head is made amid the most
dred and three strawberries were re wholesome surroundings, in a great,
cently counted on one vine bv A. M. new factory that's kept absolutely
Arant on his farm o- e mile west < f clean and sanitary.
Crimping the Cap to th* Fuse,
Try this rich, mellow, satisfying, pure
this city, The plant was set out one
shown In the Illustration. Next punch
year ago and has very few leaves, A chew. Such a chew cannot be obtained
in any other tobacco than Spear Head.
a diagonal hole In the cartridge with
considerable number of the berries are In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper.
the end of the crimping tool, making
ripening and a-e of good size
the hole deep enough to entirely bury
Tying Fuse and Cap to CartHdgo.
the cap. Insert the cap Into this hole
Weather Report.
and tie the fuse to lhe side of the ear through It, tlien Insert In another diag­
Priming a Dynamite
onal hole below the Ill's*, hole
No t.v
Ing is necessary to hold lhe cup I ii the
cal l ridge.
This met hod Is called "Inc-
Ing the fuse through the cartridge"
It Is unsafe and unreliable. The fuse
is likely to break at the sharp turns
and the powder train spit lire through
c
Making Cap Hole In Cartridge,
nidge securely with a stout piece of
curd.
If the job is done carefully and cor
reel I.V the entire outfit will look like
Illustration No. 4. and the priming will
be complete.
Ignorance, fear or carelessness are
the causes of most accidents. There
The Finished Cartridge—Primed.
the break, setting file to the cartridge
Instead of exploding it. or the fils"
may miss fire altogether, leaving an
unexploded charge in the hole, or It
may hang fire for half an hour or half
a day and cause a serious accident.
Short cuts do not pay In handling ex­
plosives.
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Notice to Creditors.
I n
the county court of the STATE
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
In the ma'ter of the estate of
Jeremiah Nunan, deceased-
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, bv an order of the t’oun-
ty Court of Jackson County, State of
Oregon, duly made and entered on the
23rd day of June, 1916, has been ap­
pointed and now is the duly qualifi d
and acting Administrator with the Will
annexed of th'1 estate of Jeremiah Nu­
nan, deceased.
All persons and creditors having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified and required to pres mt the
same, with proper vouchers, to the un­
dersigned, at his residence near Jack­
sonville, in Jackson County, State of
Oregon, or to H. K. Hanna, attorney
for said estate, at his office in Jackson
ville, Jackson County, State of Oregon
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Date of this notice and of first pub­
lication her. of is June 24th 1916.
C harles N unan ,
Administrator with the Will annexed of
the estate of Jeremiah Nunan, deceased
H. K. Hanna.
Attorney for Administrator and estate.
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Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
Why not get a good
oil stove so that dur­
ing the hot weather
your wife or mother
or sister or daughter,
can prepare the
meals in a cool, com­
fortable kitchen?
lie st
Pe suits
Use
Pearl
There’s no overheating
the kitchen with anup-to-
date oil cook stove. It’s
just like cooking with city
gas. The burners con­
centrate the heat at the
different cooking points.
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No wood or coal or
ashes to lug. No
waiting for fires to
catchup. The long
blue chimneys do
away' with all
smoke and smell.
11*
In 1,2, 3, and 4-burner
sizes, with or without
ovens. Also cabinet
models with Fireless
cooking oven.
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STANDARDOIL
COMPANY
(California)
Sale
By
TAYLOR-WILLIAMS COMPANY
LEWIS ULRICH
ABBOTT HARDWARE COMPANY
FRED .1. FICK
Methodist church on Sun |gy evening
will be of special interest. Delegates
from Ashland and Medford will speak
and sing. A large audience is expect­
ed.
Jimmy West, the 2 years old son of
Mrs. Edith West, was killed by a S. P.
train at Ashland Saturday morning.
The boy had wandered onto the track
and caught his foot in a cattle guard
where the train caught him.
Col. H. H. Sargent, of this city, re­
ceived a telegram from the War De­
partment, Friday evening, summoning I
him to San Francisco, where he will
enter upon the duties of Assistant to
Chief Quartermaster. Western Division !
of the (J. S. Army. Col. Sargent is
given 10 days in which to get to his
headquarters.
Si lhe C
F R E E
One Heavy Weight Silver Plated Teaspoon With any Fifty Cent Purcbasp of
Nyal Quality Goods, At
THE CITY DRUG STORE,
JACKSONVILLE, ORE.
J. W. Robinson, M. D. Prop.
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
Jacksonville, for month of
May.
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
I
Dat
Maximum Minimum Precipita­
tion
1
81
43
83
2
48
3
48
82
49
4
77
78
52
5
.12
55
6
37
21
52
29
7
59
45
8
15
55
32
9
07
56
33
10
61
29
11
68
33
12
69
33
13
72
36
14
77
39
15
74
49
16
65
46
17
02
61
48
18
26
66
43
19
48
67
20
64
45
21
58
35
22
54
37
23
14
43
60
24
08
38
60
25
37
73
26
40
79
27
40
71
28
40
62
29
86
«6
30
44
65
31
1 ( k
Temperature —mean max. 67 22; mean
mir. 40.48; mean 53.85. Max.83 on 2,
Minimum, 29, on 11. Greatest daily
range, 40. Total precipitation 1.05
inches. Greatest in 21 hours, 0.27 in ,
on
18. Number of days with .01
inch or more precipitation, 8, clear,
13; partly cloudy, 9; cloudy, 9.
19.77
Precipitation for season.
Precipitation for last season 18.42
E. B ritt ,
Cooperative Obi rver
W. F. Warden, Plaintiff,
-vs-
John A. Torney and Eiizabeth F.
Torney, his wife, and F. A. Powell and
I. G. Power, partners, doing business
as “Powell Auto Co.” Defendants.
By virtue of an execution and or­
der of rale duly issued out of and under
the seal of the Circuit Court of fbe
State of Oregon, in and for the County
of Jackson, to m * directed and dated
the 21st day of June, 1916, in a certain
suit therein for the foreclosure of a THE THRICE-b-WEEK EDITION
mortgage in which the plaintiff herein
recovered a judgment against the de­ OF THE NdW YORK WORLD
fendants John A. Tern ;y and Elizabeth
F. Torney, his wite, for the sum of
Two Thousand Four Hundred Eleven Practically a Daily at lhe Price
and 69-100 ($2411.69) Dollars, with in­
of a Weekly. No Other
terest theron from the 13lh day of
March, 1916, at the rate of 10% per
Newspaper in the World
annum, and Two Hundred Thirty (S230)
Dollars attorney’s fees and the further
Gives so Much at so
gum of Twenty ($20.00) Dollars costs.
Which judgment was enrolled and dock­
Low a Price.
eted in the Clerk’s office of said Court
in said County, on the 21st day of April
1916, and is of record in Volume 24 of
There has never been a time whun a
the Circuit Court Journal at pages 216,
newspaper
was more needed in the
217 and 218 thereof.
Public Notice is hereby given, that household. The great war in Europe
by virtue of the commands of said exe­ has now entered its second year, with
I no promise of an end for a long time,
cution and order of sale, I will on
These are world shaking event«, in
Monday, July 24th 1916,
which the United States, willing or un­
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at ♦ he willing, has been compelled to take a
front door of the Court House in Jack­ part. No intelligent perse n can ignore
sonville, Jackson County, State of Or­ such issues.
egon, offer for sale and will sell at
The Presidential contest also will
public auction, all of the right, title soon be at band. Already candidates
and interest that the defendants above for the n< ruination are in the field, and
named had on the date of the mortgage the campaign, owing to lhe sxtraorrh-
herein foreclosed or have since acquir­ narv character of the times, will tie u
ed or now have in and to the following supreme interest. No other newspa­
described real property, to-wit:
per wi*l inform you with the prompt­
Block number 11 of the Extension of ness and cheapness of the Thrice-a-
Siskiyou Heights Addition to the city Week edition of the New York World.
of Medford, Oregon.
THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLD'S
That all of the above describi d tdoek regular subscription price is only $1 IM)
will be said at said time and place I per year, and this pays for 156 papers.
in the manner provided by law for the . W e offer this unequalled newspape
sale of real property under execution »rd
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to atfufy t '• jut'
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torney’* fees and tl.e ac-ru.i
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sale.
onlv.
Dated this 22nd day of June 1916.
The regular subscription price of th
W. H. SlNOLER, Sheriff
wo papers is $2.50.
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy