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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1916)
Jacksonville Post G Elksnat was a visitor at Medford gainst the defendant Elizabeth M. Tues lay. Smi.h, a widow, for the sum of Seven j Hu red Thirty Five und 00-1 0 ($72. - B. M. Collins was a visitor at Med SATURDAY, JULY 1 , 1916. ford Friday. 00) Do Lira with inter. ’ there m from • y-i’ -Tw. 17ih day of Dctobei, 1913, at the Lewis Ulrich was a business visitor I < of 8 per lent p- r ai.i urn and One at Medford Thursday. LOCAL NEWS ii.iied ($’00.00) l)< llai.-, attorney’ h Attorney McCabe of Medford was at , and the further sum of twenty the court house Thursday. t rm ($23.00) Dollars vo.-ts, win It J. W. Roberts of Buncom Prof. A. J Hattby of Medford was a gmen’ was enr lie.l and docketed in â uh&w That Bas Been Famous for town Men Jay. visitor in town tnis week. .e Clerk’s . flice of said Court in said • :• .. j -.> “'“t /■’¡..oL and the ¡¿ngineei a Third of a Century James Bucldy of Rueb was a recent u ty on the 27th day < f No' ••mb.. , Col. H. H. Sargent made a business visitor in this city. H j Un:ed Hate. dturei peace. b o<d on iwtice and maintained 1915, a d : of record i.i Vol it” • 23 < f trip to Medford Tuesday. wall honor. But io insure this kind of price Americans must W. H. Singler was a business visitor th '.'iic iit C t.rt Jou: i > a ag ■> 71 know li.at nations are now defended not alone by fi”5tiny men. Mrs. Barbara Reter of Medford vis ’IAS THE RICH RED BL’RLLY TASTE bu* by fighting industries. at Medford Monday. an I 472 thereof. ited friends in town Sunday. ! he • ng ne rs ol this country, trained as only American En Public Notice is h reby giv i , that _ Chewing is the only way to get the J. J. Oasenbrugge of Ruch was a vis -ers are trained, hold that Itu.h !<■ b- as fundrniental as the law oi gravity. Ira Coffman of Bu.ncom transacted in compliance with the c > in i ds i of rich taste of the tobacco leaf. And itor in townt Tuesday. ' . lh the authority of h- Unite J S. les Government more than 30,000 En business in this city Wednesday. only form of tobacco in which you pincers an f Chemists, members ol five eminent American scientific bodies said execution and oil t oi -a U.’ • 1 wi.l the get the leaf as Nature made it is the Attorney Moore of Ashland was a re- ■ Mrs. Mattie Th impson is moving in ■re making for the fir.« time tn th- history oi the Government a minute, plug form. cent visitor in tvs city. iwv-.mg survey ol the industnal resources ol America They will go to to Miss Armstrongs house on Califor A chew of Spear Head plug tobacco Monday, July 351 .916, he factories sr.d tn res ol the iand anJ with her sole method, efficiency. A. L. Hartley of ihe Applegate val nia street. has a wonderful flavor such as you J i f th- r <o!e m tvc. patriotism, form a vast, flexible orgamzaitoti, such as at the 1 our of 1J o’cl >c A..M at the never did and never will taste in any ley was in town Fridav hr w »'d has never known. A petition to re-establish the State other tobacco. front do >r of the Cuut t Ho • io J .1 1 I e.r w. r.i w. I fie the ba-ls tot creating tn this country a true line ol Fred Heath of Eagle Point was a re Normal School at Ashland is being cir That Spear Head flavor is unique, Fonvdle, Jac ?ou C unty, State o't' e- Je ense m time ol war the ability to produce swiftly, abur.d.mlly and with cent visitoi in this city. culated this week. fruity, everlastingly delicious m tine J power -ill the thousand and one elements oi modern warfare gon, i ffer 'or sale at d will sell at pub mellow, and satisfying. '.V.trr.ut such production there can be no efh< . nt army and navy. All work done in 1916 at W. R. Old English graniteware at Fred J. lic uucti- n, sui.j ct to redemption as is Spear Head has been famous for a Military Pre,.ate h.esi wins the battle B : Industrial Preparedness Spark’s must be spot cash. I Fick’s. Someting reat, serviceable by law provided, all the right, title and third of a century as the richest, tasti w ns th.- W ARI Industrial Fiepjtcd-.ess involves no huge expenses. Only County Clerk Gardner was a business I and at reasonable prices t .» KNO WLEDGr. of what American Industry can do. To KNOW interest that the defendant ab iye natn- est of chews. made of sun-ripened, red Bur he extent of r c!i p mt. the equipment ol each shop, the capacity of each visitrr at Medford Tuesday. e h«d on the date • f the Mortgage ley. It’s And Call at Fred J. Fick’s store and ex- it’s produced by the most II- lime, the ability of each man. THAT is the essence of Industnal I're herein foreclea.-d or have since acquired Dr Stout, the Gold Hill pharmacist, j amine the new stock of ‘ Old English” modern methods, which develop the puredne s. 1 h it is t.ke task to which th rty thousand Engineers are pledged. or now l as in anil to the following de luscious flavor of the leaf to the su Ti e En.meets' work will lay lor all time the ghost ol the "munitions visitod his parents here Sunday. graniteware. Up to date and at right preme degree. trust" t y nt .iunj it possible to have munitions made in thousands ol plants. scribed real property, to-wit:- prices Did yoi see the ”01.1 English” gran- It is safeguarded at every step in its This vital work of the Engineers will supply the military authorities in Comti.enctng at a point three hut - making. iteware at Fred J. Fick’s store? The factory is clean and san W ashing on with informal! n never before collected, and it is carried for Mary B ’gshaw left Wednesday evr- dred (bitty (330) feet East and One itary—the processes are pure-food pro ward w thoul a d Jar s cost to the Government. And this advertisement is E. L. Johnson of Rogue River trans- ning for Washington state where she Hun r d Seventy (179) feet South of cesses. not paid for. The Associ tied Advertising < lobs of the World nave pre acted business in this city Monday. will visit relatives and friends for sev \\ hen the choice red Burley has been pared the copy an J th- pu'd.shers have patriotically responded ar.d printed the Northwest coiner of Lot number n wt hout p.y for the sike of Natt. nal Defense and lnt-rnaiional Peace. pressed into mellow, sweet Spear Head Char'es Tetheridge of Salem was a eral weeks. One, Block number One (1) of Ba rs .■Ill .-Intentans tire asked to strike hands tuitb the Engineers so that .dmerita shill plugs you have a che w that simply can’t visitor in the valley this week. earts how to raise up an impregnable wall of defense against a dap of trial Addition of Medford, Oregon .is shown be equalled. Barthold Hearn, a fifteen year old COMMUTES ON INDUSTRIAL PREPAREDNESS OE THE on the official plat there >f now of re Sam Beebe of Watkins transacted I J of Phoenix, Fhoenix, was severely injured by Spear Head is the high quality NAVAL CONSULTING BOAS4D OF THE UNITED STATES cord, t.nd from said point running chew of the world. business in this city Wednesday. j colliding with an automobile while bi in co-opcrat:o.i with Try Spear Head—you’ll never n-e Am.nran Society ol Civil Enyineefi The American Soci-ly of M-rhamcsl Engineer, taence South fifty (50) feet; thence again in and | cycl*nf’ Wednesday. If you like this paper, drop < I he American InsLlule ol Mining Engmren I fie An, ncan fr.-.l.tulr of Electn. al Engine, r, be satisfied with any other West one hunorel Sixty (16t)) feet; The Ameri. an Cf gmical Society chew. In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax subscribe. Only $1-50 per year. j The regular teachers examinatio s ennrvor.t So, letie, Puilfine ?l W-u 39th Street, New York thence Nor'h fifty (50) fe-.-t; thence paper. Deputy Sheriff E. W. Wilfon spent were held at the court house this we I--. East one hundred sixty (160) feet to : About forty teachers were present, Wednesday afternoon at Medford. the place of beginning, situated in Jack- and af this number fully threc-fourths Weather Report. Edward Hunt of Grants Pass was a son c ounty, Oregon. were la iies. It may ba a coincidence, busines visitor in this city Thursday. All of the above d fcribed real pro , but several old bachelors were arrayed come greater. Following is the report of U. S. Vol Even Coogres becomes an assem perty will be sold at said t me and Charles King of Klamath Falls trans j in their best raiment and most win The Canadian pulp industry has, it is bl tge sub irdiaate of iuterei t when a place in the manner provided by law unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; acted business in this city Wednesday. ning smiles while the teachers were stated, had a vigor > js growth during national convention is in session. May. A. W. Walker, the automobile man here. for the sale of real property under ex Jacksonville, for month of the last few years and the greater por nf Medford, was in town Wednesday. i ecution to satisfy the judgment, at- Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi tion of its products are ma, ki ted in Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under torney's fees, costs and accruing costs tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Restaurant Wanted People will read a neit printel bill the United States. An average cost of this sale. Execution. but will not look twice at a bad scrawl. Dal. 4 Maximum Minimum [ Precipita- of about $6.59 per coni, as compared Date J this 29th day of June 191 >. Atrnes Brier, Plaintii ’ ’ , E. D. Briggs of Ashland transacted t K.tl w>th the $10 to $16 per cord which W. H. S ingler , Sheriff, Wanted—Party to conduct a restau- 1 43 vs. badness at the court house Wednes many manufacturers in this country 2 By E. W. W ilson , Deputy. 48 j rant in this city. Good opening for day. Elizabeth M. Smith, a widow, : 48 right party. Low rent and no compe are paying for pulpwood is the reason Defendant. 49 !•> C. M. Ruch, postmaster at Ruch. tition. For parsiculars, call or addrest given for the growth. By virtue of an execution and order Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Unde - .4 52 12 was a business visitor in this city Wed- S. E. Dunninjton, Jacksonville, Ore. 37 6 of sale duly issued out of and under the ^1 nesday. 29 7 Execution. At The Churches seal of the Circuit Court of the Sti»te 45 8 A number of baseball fans from this 15 of Oregon, in ani fur Jackson County, 32 9 New Feature in Mining 07 city attended the game at Medford dated the 28th day of June, 1916, in a J. w Bybee, Plaintiff, 33 10 Sunday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 29 11 certain suit therein fur the foreclosuie Car of Antimony Shipped -vi - 33 12 Just reeeived—a new stock of ‘‘Old Services held every Sunday morning of a mortgage in which the Plaintiff L. H. Whee’er and 33 i 13 English” graniteware. Prices Right. Agnes Briar on the 27th day of Nov Claire G. Wheeler, Defendants. at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. 36 14 Fred J. Fick. A carload of antimony ore was ship Everybody welcome. ember, 1915, recovered a ju Igment a- 39 By virtue of an execution and O der 15 19 16 Mrs. Hooper and Family of Grants ped to the smelter from this city Fri of Sale duly issued out of and under 17 46 (2 Pass are visiting at the home of Mrs. day. The car contained soem seven 48 the Seal of the Circuit Court, for and 18 26 teen tons of ore from the mine of Coff C. Ellis this week. 43 19 in Jackson County, State of Oregon, to man, Hawksworth and Spencer on the 48 20 S. S. Bullis has gone east in the in me directed and dated the 28th dav of 21 Big Applegate about 29 miles south 45 terests of the proposed railroad exte n- Tune, 1916, in a certain suit therein, 22 115 west of this city and was hauled here sion to the Blue Ledge mines. 37 wherein the plaintiff, J. W. Bybee re 23 1 1 by wagon. The vein from which the 43 08 Mrs. Ida Wilson, whose illness was ore came is of considerable thickness covered a judgment on the 24th day of 24 38 mentioned in a recent issue of this pa and its extent has not yet been deter June, 1916, against the defendant L. 25 37 26 All the heat is concen per, has regained her usual health. H. Wheeler, for the sum of Eight Hun 40 17 mined, but it is stated that an immen Î0 trated where it is needed dred ($300.00) Dollars, with interest ¡8 Bettter get your butter wrappers se body of one is in sight. 40 29 thereon from Ihe 28th day of April, — keeps you cool and printed at this office and comply This is the first shipment of antimony 86 30 1914, at the rate of 7‘/< per annum and 31 with the law governing the sale of in quantity from this region and the makes for better cooking 14 1 05 Ninety ($90.00) Dollars attorney’s fee butter products. retur is will be looked for with inter and the further sum of $17.70 which Temperature —mean max. 67.22; mean NOTICE—Owin' to the illness of the est bv the mining men of the whole judgment was enrolled an I docketed in mir. 40.48; mean 53.85. Max.83 on 2. pasthr, Rev. Hutchinson, neere will be state, and mav cause a boom greater the Clerk’s office of said Court in said Minimum. 29. on 11. Greatest daily no preaching services at the M. E. than the gold discoveries of the early County, <n the 24t t day of June, 1916, range, 40. Total precipitation 1.05 days. church, to-morrow. and is of record in Volume 24 of the Samples of the ore from this mii.e inchea, Greatest in 24 hours, 0.27 in.. Judge C. D. Watson of Ashland and Circuit Court Journal at pages 449-450 are said to have run 60 per cent on 18. Number of days with .01 A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill have form thereof" inch or more precipitation, 8. clear, ed a partnership and will engage in the mony. -<•1 Public notice is hereby given: That 13; partly cloudy, 9; cloudy, 9. Why not cook with practiceof law at Gold Hill. I will on 19.77 Precipitation for season, a modem oil stove this sum Forest Notes Several Colorado miners were in For Best mer and be comfortable? Precipitation for last season 18.42 Monday, the 31, Day of July, town thia week and looking over the Results E. B ritt , Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts. 1916, mining prospects of Southern Oregon Use More efficient than your wood Cooperative On-rver Wood Waste Used For Pulp with a view to investing at the hour of 9 o’clock A. M. at the or coal stove, and costs less to l'earl Oil front door of the Court house, in Jack Rev. P. S. Bandy, who has been pas operate. sonville. Jackson County, State of Ore tor of the Presbyterian church tor sev The use of a steadily increasing am Better cooking because the THE THRiCE-A-WEEK EDI1ICN gon, offer for sale and will sell at pub eral years, has moved to Central Point ount of wood waste in the manufac long blue chimneys g ive stead lic auction to the highest bidder for OF THE NEW YORK WORLD where he has accepted a cal). ture of puip is indicated by figures ier, more evenly distributed cash, subject to redemption, all of the compiled by the Forest Service. Al Barney Salsman of Watkins was a heat, under perfect control— right, title and interest that the defen like gas. No smoke or smell. business visitor in this city Thursday. though the pulp industry showed a de dants had on the date of the mortgage In 1, 2, 3 and 4-turner sizes, Mr. Salsman is arranging to prove up cline in the last year for which figures herein foreclosed, namely: October 11. P. actually a Daily at I e Price are available on account of the increas ovens separate. Also cabinet on his homestead in the near future. 1910, or that they or either of them models with r ireless Cooking t J/ of a Wee'ly. Fo Other The Chautauqua at Ashland will be ing cost of raw material and general may have since acquire 1 thi rein or Ovens. held July 7 to 18. An excellent program business conditions, more wood waste now have in and to the following de Newspaper in he World Ask your dealer today. for the entertainment of visitors has was used th tn in any previous y ar. 1 scribed real property situate 1 in Jack- Approximately 330,00) cords of waste II’ m ’W ¿ ”*£1 been prepared and a large attendance son County, Oregon, to-wit:- Gives so Much at so STANDARD OIL 1 B A ’M with a value of $1,400,000 were utilized is expected. "a All that portion of Donation Land by 35 of the 200 puip and paper mills of COMPANY Low a Price. The attempted recall of Bert R Greer the United States. It is thought that Claim No. 40 in Township Thirty-sev (California) chairman of the Springs Water Com as the price of cord wood goes up the en (37) South, Range Two (2) West, mission af Ashland, fell down. Mr. i.m )unt of wood waste used will Le Willamette meridian, lying wes’erly Greer being sustained by a majority of of the county road leading from Jack There has never been a time when a 59 votes at the election held Monday. For Sale By sonville to Willow Springs and more newspaper was more needed in the particular'y describe i as follops: Be Several trainloads of Oregon troops Highest quality, jewelry TAYLOR-WILLI A MS COMPANY household. The great war in Euro[ e ginning at the initial point and North repairing, diamond set passed through Medford this week en has now entered its second year, with LEWIS ULRICH ting, watch repairing, west corner of said Donation Land route to the Mexican border. This no promise of an end for a long time. agate mounting and jew AB! OTT HARDWARE COMPANY Claim, which point is 11 chains and atate has the honor of being the first elry manufacturing. These are worl l shaking events, in 53 1 nks north and 17 chains and 95 FRED J. FICK to respond to President Wilson’s call Martin J. Reddy, which the United States, willing or un links west of the Southeast corner for the militia of the different states. MEDFORD willing, has been compelled to take a of the Northeast quarter of Section Medford women are making a cam part. No intelligent perst n can ignore Twenty of said Township and Range paign for votes for the Bullis railroad issues. anti running thence East 15 chains to ?uch contract to be voted on July 10. Tha The Presidential contest also will the westi rly side of said road; thence Commercial club is also working for the soon be at hand. Already candidates S' U’.h 46 degrees and 15 minutes same end. It is confidently expected for the nomination are in the field, and West along the westerly side line ot the campaign, owing to the extraordi that the proposition will carry by a said r< ad 15.5 chains; tho ” ce South large majority. nary character of the times, will be u 39 degrees and 45 minutes W'est along supreme interest. No other newspa Col. and Mrs. H. H. Sargent of thia the westerly side line of said road 7.2 per wi'l inform you with the prompt city leave this afternoon for San Fran- chains; thence North 16.7 chains to ness and cheapness of the Thrice tt- c sec, where the Colonel will report for point of beginning, containing 10 Week edition of the Neat York World. duty as Chief assistant to the First , acres, mo:t or less. THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLD’S Quartermaster of the United States All of said tract will I e sold at said regular subscription price is only $1 60 army for the western division. In case ! FREE time and place, in the manner provided per year, anti this pays for 156 papers. of war being declared with Mexico, by law for the sale of real property un We offer this unequalled newspaper One Heavy Weight Silver Plated Teaspoon With any Fifty Cent Purchase of the Colonel expects to be ordered to i der execution to satisfy the judgment, the front, in which event Mrs. Sargent attorney’s fees, costs and accruing and Nyal Quality Goods, At will enter service as a nurse. For the POST JACKSONVILLE costs of sale. present they will reside at San Francis- Dated this 29th day of June, A. i> together for one year for (2.00 cash THE CITY DRUG STORE, JACKSONVILLE, ORE. A reception to our distinguished 1916. onlv. J. W. Robinson, M. D. Prop. citizen and his wife was given by the The regular subscription price of th W. H. SlMOLBX, Sheriff Greater Medford Club last night. wo papers id $2.50. Uy E. W. >V il 8 on , Deputy n r IS UHIQUE A
