Jacksonville post., July 15, 1916, Image 3

W :j¡her Report.
Fores! Notes
| lssie McCully was at Ashland Mcn-
All of the above described red pro­
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale perty
will b* sold at said time and
|dav.
That <*vn imite i i us -d to rem >ve th.-
place in th? m trier provided by law
Wm. Kenney is on the sick list this
tops from trees select 1 <>s spar trees
A.
W.
Tenney,
Plaintiff,
for
the
sale
cf
real
property
under
bATURDAY, JULY 15
1916. week.
ex cuti. n o satisfy the j i lg n m’. fo" the skyline logging li; af the M ui-
vs
F. C. Priston of Ruch was in town
Rogue River Products C >., a c >rp r-
co-ts, attorney’s fee and accruing co Is le.-.Mo >i'j Lumber Company c uno at
Fri<! ay.
ati
•!!,
Frederick
C.
N-»lf.
Northern
of this sale. D dui ths I2t!l day if F drfax, Wash , ia report ? I by Forest
LOCAL NEWS
officer L. A. Nelson, who h is j ist rc-
W. T. Grieve was a visitor at Med- Bank & Trust Co. a corporation,
July 1916.
M tn mt
ford Thursday.
Dai.
and W. H. Walker, Def n hints
W H SINGLER. Sheriff t i n.-d from a visit to this c imp
I In 'eud of u-ing u saw ar an ax, the
w.
wilson D. puty.
it"
E.
By
virtue
of
an
execution
and
or
­
Dan
Bagshaw
is
working
at
the
Mrs. M. Robison is visiting friends
1 he id' ieger pi's o > a p iir of long spur- l >
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Modoc Orchards.
der of sale duly issu 'd out of and un
In Portland.
' re I climb ng irons and as •■■n Is the tree i
Henry Taylor of Ruch was a visitor der the seal of the Circuit Court of the la;sei Peak Sends Up
t> s height of from 100 tu l.’,l tee*. I
Walter Kitto made a business trip to
State
of
Oregon,
in
and
f
it
the
County
in tow? this week.
He arries with hin several s u-ks c f
Ashland Tuesday.
of Jackson, to me direct al and dated t •
Smoke 19,901 Fe»t . dynamite
tied tog.‘th.-r, en 1 to end. like >
Judge Prim was a business visitor at ! Miss Flora Thompson visited friends i 11th day of July, 1916, i i a suit therm
at
Medford
Sunday.
•o
Peak
i
n
string
of
sausages This he pi's a- 8 I
R'dling,
Cal.,
July
12,
—
Li's?r.
Medford Wednesday.
wherein the p aintiff A. W. Tenney,
D. R. Young of Applega'e was a was rend-red a judgment against the burst into volcan'c action again yes r und the tree trunk, which is usually 9
Benton Bowers of Ashland was a re- recent vistor in town.
of abiut 12 inelioi 11 di» n etor it the point 1<»
Rogue River Farm Products Co., a cor­ te-dav, belching a great column
cent visitor in this city.
es- w lere he wishes to take off the top, II
smoke
and
pow
lerei
ejecta
to
an
Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown poration, on the 24th day of - March,
-e
Sheriff Singler transacted busmess was in town Saturday.
timated altitude of 10,060 feet, ae t i.ig the p iwejr securely in place. A 12
13
I 1916, for the sum of lbree Thou and
i
at Medford Wednesday.
d tonating <-ap. to which a long piece ¡4
I 1 B. B. Beekman, Esq. was a visitor Five Hundred Fifty ($3550.60) Doila s, cording to r p its received today
The eruption was the first of great ■ of fuse ia attached is inserted in one of 15
Cora Thomas is visiting friends in I at Medford Friday forenoon.
with interest thereon from the 14th
magi itude s:nce October 31. An < ut- the sticks of dynamite. The rigger 16
the Applegate valley.
day
of
Anril,
1915,
at
the
rate
of
12
‘
<
14
Mrs. Ella Walsh and daughter Alta
the last descends twenty feet or so, lights the 1 IS 7
13
W. W. Gregory of Agate was a I were at Medford Friday afternoon.
per annum and the further sum of break of minor imnortance, observed
fuse and makes liii wav t i a safe place 19
I
recent visitor in this city.
$27.90 taxes paid by plaintiff on the one until yesterday, was
06
erupted , on th,. ground some distai c? from the jo
The eclipse of the moon last night
November
22.
Lassen
peak
A. R Chase of Table Rock was a j was Dlainly visible from about 7:30 to mortgaged premi-es; ai.d $ 50.00 attor­ for the first time in a long period of . tree. After a few minutes the p'wder 21
ney’s fee and the further -urn of twen-
■>2
recent visitor in this city.
! 10:30.
1 explodes, the tree top leaps into the 21
: years in Mav, 1914.
'
tv-o'ie
($21.00)
costs,
which
judgment
Jasten Hartman was a business visit­
air and comes crashing d >wn. The 24
Vera Roundtree accompaied her was enrolled anddouketed in the clerk's
—
or at Medford Wednesday.
Contending nations in Europe have I | limbs are rem ived iron the trunk be­ 25
I father to Pacific Beach Wash. Friday i office of said court i:i said county on
¿6
Loiise Ensele was a visitor at Mel- evening.
. the 24ih day of March, 1916, and is o' such sunshiny disp sitions that they fore the top is shot out, so that after 27
04
i
t
e
expl
ision
the
stub
is
ready
for
at-
report
only
their
victories.
for 1 Wednesday afternoon.
Several patches of dry grass and record in Volume 21 of the Circuit
28
'
t-ching
the
blocks
of
the
overhead
log
­
06
29
There are those who wear the flag
0. Ossenbrugge of Ruch was a visit­ | weeds along the principal streets I Court Journal at oages 156 and 157
3(1
on their coat lapel and then there are ging system.
or in this city Wednesday.
j should be removed.
then of.
.59
Tais method of getting the t ips off, 31
wear it on their heart.
Chas. Dunford Jr. of Buncom was a
Mis. M. E. Abbott and daughter
Public Notice is hereby giver, that those who —
which is only experimental at presen*,
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recent visitor in this city.
were visitors at the Ashland Chautau- in compliance with the commands of
is expected to prove safer and more ec­ Temperature—mean max. 78 23; mean
Forest
Notes
said
execution
and
order
of
sale
I
will
j
qua
this
week.
onomical
than sawing or chopping off mir. 47 33; mean 62.78. Max. 100 on 16.
George Neuber has returned from a
mer- on Monday, Au just 14, 1916,
I C. M. Ruch, postmaster and
i
trip to the Blue Ledge mines.
About seven hundred milion feet ot the top, which makes it necessary f< r Minimum, 35, on 21. Greatest daily
47. Total precipitation 0.59
Erick Anderson of the Blua Ledge chant at Ruch, transacted business in at the hour of 10 o,clock A. M. at the timber was cut on the National Forests , the faller to remain in the tree until range, Greatest in 24 hours, 0.16 in ,
inches.
this city Thursday.
the
t
>p
has
fallen.
in
1915.
district was in town this week.
front dour of the court house in Jack­
1. Number of days with .01
i
on
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Miss Ethel Dick and niece, Mrs. J sonville, lacitson County, State of Or­
Experiments with j ick pine have'
Jim Fr mcis and John Broad are en-
inch
or
more precipitation, 6. clear,
M. Williams and Miss Lula Williams egon, offer for sale and will sell all the shown that it is well suited formiking ' M on m du th Ed tor Lays
Joying an outing at Squaw Lake.
15; partly cloudy. 7; cloudy, 8.
attended the Ashland Chautauqua Fri­ ri;ht, title and interest that the de­ krat't pa er. On some of the National I '
Down Burden Of Ye.irs I ' Precipitation for seas< n,
20.36
John S. Orth the Medford banker day.
fen lent corporation had on the date of Forests this tree is used to plant land
was a recent visitor in this city.
Precipitation
for
last
season
Dallas, Or.. July 12. —David E. Stitt,
Bettter get your butter wrappers the mortgage herein foreclosed, to-wit: which is too poor to grow other timber.
E. B ritt ,
William Smith of Ruch was a busi­ printed at this office and comply
for seven years editor of the Mon­
March 3rd, 1911, or have since ac­
A
new
fire
fighting
tool
has
been
in
­
Coope a ive Ohs-r
ness visitor in this city Thursday.
with the law governing the sale of quired or now have in and to the fol­ vented by a forest ranger in California mouth Herald, was buried in that city
Monday. Because of failing health, .
Barnum and Baily circus is schedul­ butter products.
lowing described premises situated in which consists of an interchangeable
Mr. Stitt sold the Herald last spring '
ed to appear at Medford Sept. 11.
Lester Thompson and Clint Dunning- Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
hoe and rake. It is said to be the
to R B. Swenson. For 18 years prior
County Clerk Gardner was a busi­ ton left this morning for Illamath
best
tool
of
the
sort
yet
devised.
N urth half of the Southwest quar­
to moving to Monmouth Mr. Stitt pub
nass visitor at Melford Wednesday.
ter of Section 15 Township 37 South
The use of osage orange for making fished the Recorder at Bandon. He [
County where they expe’t to worK in
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cantral visited the harvest fields.
of Range 1 West of the Willamette dves promises to be extensive. The was 68 years old an I a native of Penn- I
friends at Willow Springs Thursday.
Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon Forest Products Laboratory is making sylvania, but had resided on the |
A card received from Col. H. H.
excepting therefrom the north half a census which shows that the supply Pacific coast sincejl»71. He is surviv |
«
Mayor Britt and B. B. Beekman Sargent at San Francisco directs i s
of the Northeast quarter of the of the wood is more than ample to meet I ed by the widow, three sons and three !
w .-re visitors at Medford Wednesday. to send the Post to him at Bellevue
•
' J
Northeast quarter ot the Southwest present needs.
—xs>» ■ —
Farmers in the valley are busy har­ Hotel in that cBy
In No Other Way Can You Get All the
quarter.
It is estimated that thsre is 348 Lumber And Shingle
vesting the second crop of Alfalfa hav.
Mrs J. R. Beekman,
Southwest quarter of the South­ billion fee t of privately owned timber
Richness and Flavor of the Leaf *
Ralph Jennings of Buncom was a Beekman an 1 Benjamin
Plant Burns At Night '
west qiarter of said section, town­ in Oregon west of the Cascade Range,
business visitor in this city Wednes­ expect to leave Tuesday for Portland,
| Albany, Or., July 12.—The mill of i
ship and ri.ngo; also the Northeast an I 270 billion feet in Washington.
day.
where they will spend th«- summer
quarter of the Northeast quarter and The National Forests contain 162 billion i the Potter Lumber A S.angle company, j "SPEAR HEAD” BEST CHEW
Miss Jewell Bai'ey is working in the
lots 1 2 and 3 in section 21, in said feet, making for the west side of the near Mill City, was completely de-
Billy Barnum was cutting wood
1 <cal tek phone office in Medford this several days this week: at least th it
Many prominent physicians declare
township and range, all oci ig situat- jw.o states a total stand of timber es- l s'royed by fire last night. The loss
chewing to be the most wholesome way
Week.
ed in Jackson County, Oregon.
' ti.nated at 780 billion board feet.
is Bill’s storv, but other parties say
1 i.s $40,000 with a small insurance, of enjoying tobacco.
Mrs. W. R. Coleman of Medford that Fred done the woodcutting while
i The mill cuts lumber on the day run j “I began chewing some years ago,”
visited friends in this city Thursday Bill grumbled at the weather.
and shingles < n the night run, and was said one, "and I soon found that it is
the only way to get the benefit of all
ever ing.
burned while the men were at their, the rich juices stored up by nature in
Rev. Hutchinson is still in the hos-
midnight lunch. Part of the stock in j the tobacco leaf. I refer, of course, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Cronemiller pital at
Ashland. His cilment
were visitors at Medford Thursday ' has
the yard was saved. The origin of the the plug form of tobacco, which is the
typhoid
been
pronounced
evening.
fire is unknown. The capacity of the most natural and the cleanest form.
The
latest
report
says
that
fever.
“Chewing good tobacco like Spear
mill
was 65,000 feet of lumber and one Head makes the salivary glands more
Henry Wendt of this city was a i he has a fair chance for recovery.
I car of shingles a day.
active, which in turn has a beneficial
business visitor at Medford Tuesday
Frank Roundtree of Willets, Calif.,
effect on the whole system. Add to this
afternoon.
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was in town yesterday having stopped
the sweet, mellow, delicious flavor of a
chew of Spear Head, and you have
T. J. Kahler of Klamath Falls trans­ over here to visit his lister Mrs. S.
Notice of Sheiiff’s Sale
the highest possible degree of tobacco
acted business in this city Monday Walsh. Mr. Roundtree was a former
satisfaction.
Mary A Kincaid
Plaintiff
afternoon.
resident of this place who moved to
“I mention Spear Head because I
vs
have found that this brand is excep­
Fred Lewis and Mark Finney left California five years ago. He is chief
H. tionally pure, being made in a fac­
Charles
H.
Pierce
and
Anna
L.
Saturday for Eastern Oregon to seek of police of Willets as well as a de­
Pierce, husband and wife. Defendants tory that’s run strictly according to
puty sheriff of Mendocino County.
employment.
rules.”
A
By virtue of an execution and urdor pure-food
He left here last night for a visit to
Spear Head is made of sun-ripened
Mrs. R. Gaskin is holding ’down a his parents at Pacific Beach, Wash­
of sale duly issued out of and under Burley, which is acknowledged to be
case in this office during the absence
the seal of the Circuit Court of ti e the ricliest, mildest, finest flavored to­
ington.
of the regular compositor.
State of Oregon in and for the Coun'y 1 báceo leaf in the world. And it is
produced by the latest processes, which
Geo. M. Roberts of Medford, repub­
of Jackson, to me directed, dated th'-’5 develop the quality and luscious flavor
lican nominee for prosecuting attorney,
z
day of July, 1916, in a certain suit of the choice Burley to the supreme de­
At The Churches
therein for the foreclosure of a Mort- 1 gree.
transacted business in this city Wed­
No coal, wood or ashes
A chew of Spear Head has a whole­
For Best Results
nesday.
gage in which the Plaintiff Mary A.
to
lug
—
no
waiting
for
some relish that is not found in any
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Kincaid,
recovered
a
decree
and
jud;
-
Use Pearl Oil
the fire to burn up. Bet­
other chewing tobacco. In 10c CUtl.
A new bridge, to replace the old
meet against the defendants Charles wrapped in wax paper.
Services held every Sunday morning
ter cooking because of
one, is being built on Daisy Creek
H. Pierre and Anna L. H. Pierce, for
the steady, evenly-dis­
this week. Jasten Hartman is doing at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall.
Better cooking
the sum of Five Hundred Eighty-five
Everybody welcome
tributed heat, under
the work.
and a cleaner,
1585.06) Dollars with Interest thereon Black Rock Man Eludea
perfect control. All heat i
Mrs. Oscar Lewis and children left
cooler kitchen.
from said 1st day of January, 1916, at
concentrated
on
the
Sheriff Orr In Brush
Monday for Yreka Cal. where they will
P resby terian
the rate of 8 per cent per annnm and
Now serving
cooking and not radiated
spend a month visiting relatives and
Dallas, Or., .July 12.—A warrant has
a further sum of $28.04 with int.
around the room. The
2,000,000
10: A. M.. Sabbath School.
friends.
been issued for Street Gibson, of Black
thereon
at
the
rate
of
12%
per
annum
long, blue chimneys
11: A. M., Morning Worship. Ser­
homes
A. T. Lundgren of the Blue Ledge mon:—“Disabled by unbelief.”
from January, 1st 1916, and the fur­ Rock, on the charge of hoi I n; uo a
prevent all smoke and
district came over from the mines
ther sum of Twenty (20'00) Dollars, merchant of that town an I robbing
smell.
8: P. M. Evening Worship. Sermon:
In 1, 2, 3 and 4-
Thursday and will remain in town a
Bakes, boils, roasts, toasts.
costs, which judgment was enrolled him of $25. When Sheriff Orr went to
costs,
burner sizes, with
—“Come and See.”
More efficient than your
few days.
and docketed in the Clerk’s office of Gibson’s home at Black Rock to arrest
or without oven.
The Prayer Meeting will be omitted
wood or coal stove and costs
Also cabinet
said Court on the 18th day of May, him the man stepped through a win­
The Messenger sawmill and lumber this week as I expect to attend the
less to operate.
models with
1916, and is of record in Volume 24 of dow of his cabin and dissapeared in the
yard at Sams Valley were destroyed meeting of the Synol of Oregon held
ASK YOUR DEALER TODAY.
Fireless Cooking
the Circuit Court Journal at pages 325 brush. The sheriff has sent out de­
by fire Wednesday 'night, The mill in Eugene beginning Monday evening.
O vcum .
STANDARD OIL
scriptions of the man to neighboring
was a small affair valued at about
and 326 thereot.
COMPANY
Come and have good fellowship with
(California)
Public Notice Is Hereby Given, that counties, as it is believe 1 Gibson will
$20000.
us in these services.
in compliance with the commands of appear at some logging camp and seek
Albert H. Gammons,
A number of members of the I. O.
»aid execution and order of sale I will employment. He has a wife and four
Minister.
O. F. of this city attended the in­
small children at B'ack Rock.
on
stallation ceremonies of Rogue River
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By
Monday August 14th 1916
Encampment at Medford Wedrfesday
TAYLOR-WILLIAMS COMPANY
Electric Sparks
evening.
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. at the
Highest quality, jewelry
LEWIS
ULRICH
The time for using city water on
front
door
of
the
Court
House
in
Jack
­
repairing, diamond set­
(From Off Our Wireless)
lawns, gardens, etc. is batween 6
ting, watch repairing,
sonville, Jackson County Oregon, offer
ABBOTT HARDWARE COMPANY
agate
mounting
and
jew
8 in the mornings and S and 8 in
for sale and will sell all of the right,
What has become of the old fashion
FREI) J. FICK
2/ elry manufacturing.
evenings. Users will do well to
title and interest that the defendants ed patriot who used to s w ■ ir to I at his
Martin J. Reddy,
serve these hours.
' had on the date of the mortgage here­ whiskers gr ,w until Bryan was electei
OREGON
in foreclosed or have since acquired or i President.
The ball came between Medford and
1 now have in and to the following de­
Grants Pass broke up in a battle of
False friends ere like our shadow -
scribed real property situated lying
words over a decision of the umpire
they are wi'h us on'y in the sunshine.
and being in Jackson County, Oregon,
Sunday. The game was declared for­
The less veracity a man has of his
to-wit:
feited to Grants Pass.
own
the more he admires it in an rther
i
Lot number one and the North
William Brown editor of the Rogue
man.
(NJ0
and
the
Southeaat
quarter
Riyer Argus has taken over the Cen­
<SE',) of lot number three, and the | In case the horse race promoters
tral Point Herald and for the present
Southwest
quarter of Ia>t number, - | succeed in conducting a race meet
will conduct both papers. Better con­
two in Block number five in the without betting will they not be greatly
solidate them brother.
Pierce sub division. Township 37 surprised?
The statement of the Bank of Jack­
South of Range 1 West of the Will­
A child is wiser in his innocence than
sonville appears in another column of
amette Meridian.
a philosopher in his wisdom.
this paper and shows the bank to be in
All of the above described real
Whin an em| ploye is discharged Je
a healthy condition with prospects of
property will be sold at said time and expet iences a relief from that hired
One
Heavy
X^eight
Silver
Plated
Teaspoon
With
any
Fifty
Cent
Purchase
of
increase in volume of business done.
place in the manner provided by
feeling.
A white dog entered the police sta­
«... the
iko sale
auU of real
r-al nroDertv
unde ex­
for
property under
Nyal
Quality
Goods,
At
|
Ollie James referred to Mr. Bryan
tion Tuesday night about midnight
ecution to i-atisfy the judgment, co»t.;, as the nation's greatest democrat,
and ate the tail off of Sergeant Pat
THE CITY DRUG STORE,
JACKSONVILLE, ORE.
■nd accruing costs of sale.
Not slamming Mr. Wilson as slightly
Mego’s overcoat, says a news item in
Dated this 15th day of July, 1916.
J.
W.
Robinson,
M.
I).
Prop.
«■istocralic, was he.
Medford Sun. Wonder if Pat was in-,
W. H. S ingler Sheriff
side the coat at the time.
By E, W. W ilson Deputy.
Jacksonville Post
HABIT