Jacksonville Post
bATURDAY,
JULY 22 , 1916.
LOCAL NEWS
J. W. Rock was a visitor at Medford Governor Grants Three
Tuesday.
Conditional Pardcrs
Sam Ingalls of Watkins was in town
Salem, Or., July 19—Conditional
this week.
pardons were issued today by Gov
Wilbur Cameron of Ruch was in ernor Whitycombe to Muse Lifer,
Jack Mulcare and Bert Donnelly.
town Monday.
Henry Wendt was a visitor at Me'- Lifer has been serving a term in the
penitentiary from Jackson county L.r
ford Tuesdav.
burglary. Mulcare and D needy both
F-irl Ro->twick of Runconi was ill served sentences in the Multnomah
town Tins^av.
county jail, the former for larceny ai d
Gpor-rp Ferrv of Steamboat was
the latter fur simple assault.
town this week.
AndrpW Can*ral made a trip to Med-
ford Wednesday.
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Ira Coffman of Forest cr^ek
town Wednesday.
Health Officer Dtinands Clean up
Alex Norris was a visitor at Med
ford Thursday evening.
Raymond Reter visited friends at
Eagle Point Saturday night.
W. T. Grieve was a business visitor
at Medford Monday forenoon.
Miss Jewell Ba>'ey is working in the
telephone exchange at Medford.
Attorney Thomas of Grants Pass
was a recent visitor in this city.
I Sam Wi’son of Kerby was a recent
i
Sheriff Singler was a business visitor visitor in this city.
at Medford, Wednesday morning.
County Clerk Gardner was a visitor
W. L. Kane of Grants Pass was
FOR
, al Medford Tuesday.
business visitor in this city Monday.
.Tudfi-o Prim was a business visitor at
A. C. Hough of Giants Pass was a l Medford Wednesday.
I
business visitor in this city Thursday.
John Green of Salmon Bar, Calif.,
Lawrence Brown returned Monday was in town Tuesdav.
evening from a busines trip to Hilt
When summer comes and a vaca
Mr. and John Heuners of this c tv
Cal.
au'ned to Medford Friday.
tion outing is planned, remember
Z. N. Agee, representing Rlake-Mc- I William Martin of Central Point was
Newport is cool. The breeze from
Fall Co. of Portland was in town this a recent visitor in this city.
week.
off
the mighty Pacific never fails.
Marsh Baldwin of the App'egate
B. R. McCabe of Medford transact valley was in town Tuesday.
With the many diversions and at
ed business at the court house Wed
H. K. Hanna was a business visitor
tractions to pass the hours away,
nesday.
at Medford Friday afternoon.
surely you could find no better
George A. Gardner and C H. Basye
The rainfall Saturday night and
were visitors at Medford Thursday
place for your vacation.
Sunday total'ed over one inch.
evening.
Mrs. Joe Goldsby of Buneom was a
The
Cost
Is
Low
Mrs. Chas. Ellis returned Thursday visitor in this city Wednesday.
from Hilt Cal. where she has been
Roun I Trip Tickets are on sale daily from al
Ben Moore of Ashland was a busi
visiting friends.
South-.rn Pacific stations in Western Oregon.
ness visitor in this city Tuesday.
Joe Williams of the Jacksonville
The return limit is Oct 31it.
David P°nce of the Trail district
B ick A Tile Co. was a business visitor
was
a
visitor
in
this
city
Tuesday.
at Medford Monday.
Attorney G. M. Roberts of Medford
A joint teachers’ institute, for Jack-
aon and Josephine counties will be was a business visitor in this city
Tuesday.
heli Oct. 11,12, 13.
Daily Trains frani Albany and Corvallis
Deputy Sheriff Curly Wiison trans
S. S. Bullis of the Southern Oregon
make excellent ecnnections.
acted official business at Medford
Traction Co. transacted business in
Tuesday.
this city Friday mo-ning.
Medford and Klamath Falls baseball
Mr, and Mrs. H. K. Hanna enter
teams
will play at Medford Sunday
tained Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw
Marshfield anc North Bend,',August 24th,
afternoon.
at dinner Monday evening.
25th and 26.h. Low Round Trip Fares.
I Have you cleaned up the weeds and
Leslie Stansell is at Ashland this
Wrive for illustrated booklet ‘ Newport” or ask local
week making the assessment of per- dry grass in front of your premises?
agent for complete information.
Better
do
it
now.
Bonal property in that burg.
lohn M. Scott, General Passenger Agent. Portland, Oregon
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Wilson
entertain
Fletcher Stout, who is employed in
a drug stere at Gold Hill, visited his ed Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw at
, dinner Friday evening.
parents in this city Sunday.
Rev. Albert Gammons, pastor of i H. D. Hcon of Medford, who is in-
the Presbyterian church attended the , terested in some mines in the Blue
j Ledge district, was in town Weanes-
Assembly at Eugene this week.
Oscar Lewis left Wednesday fot ' day enroute to that region.
Yreka Cal., where he will sner.d two
A L Gall left Monday for Eugene
weeks with relatives and friends.
I where he attended the meeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Launspaugh j Presbyterian Synod in session there
of Medford spent Sunday with Mr. this week. Mr. Gall returned home
Friday evening.
and Mrs. R. H. Hines in this city.
C. L. Monson, representing the
Bill Barnum hauled a load of
Pacific Paper Co. of Portland, was yesterday and says that is some
calling on his customers here Tuesday. too. He was rather peeved about our
Steady, evenly dis
Dan Bagshaw of the Jacksonville l mentioning the woodcutting affair last
1
week
but
seems
in
better
humor
now.
tributed
heat, un
Orchestra has received a new slide
trombone from Lyon & Healy Co. of
At the regular meeting of Ruth
der perfect control
Chicago.
Rebekah Lodge held Monday evening
makes a good oil
Ekron Gall, who is taking the train the following named persons were in
stove
wonderful
ing course for nurse, at Sacred Heart stalled as officers for the ensuing term
Hospital visited her mother in this city j viz: Noble Grand, Amelia Ensele;
for baking.
I Vice Grand, Martha Gall; Secretary
Tuesday.
■ A L. Gali; Treasurer, Lizzie Crone
Treasurer Colvig has a call for Coun
miller; Conductor, Louise Ensele; War
ty warrants in this issue of the Post.
den, Flora Thompson; R. S. N. G.
The warrants included in the call total
Alice Ulrich; L. S. N. G. Ella Walsh;
about $9000.
R. S. V. G. Martha Abbott; L. S. V G.
Bettter get your butter wrappers Mary Bagshaw; Chaplain Mamie Nor
printed at this office and comply ris; I G. Joe Norris; O. G. John Nor
with the law governing the sale of ris.
butter products.
For Best
Results
Mrs. W. T. Grieve left Tuesday
Use
morning for Los Angeles, Calif,
At The Churches
good oil
Pearl Oil
where she had been summoned on ac
stove is just
count of the illness of her mother.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
like cooking with
i
R. B. Dow, former deputy sheriff of
Services held every Sunday morning
city
gas. If you
this county and who has been in San
at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall.
haven’t a New Per
Francisco for the past year was in
fection you've missed
town Wednesday. Bob is looking fine. Everybody welcome.
comfort for years. Bakes,
W. N. Offutt was a visitor in Med
broils, roasts, toasts. More efficient
ford Thursday. Mr. Offutt with his
P resbyterian
than your wood or coal stove,and costa less to op
his daughter, Mrs. Daddysman and
erate. Cuts out the coal-hod and wood-bex drudgery.
10: A. M.. Sabbath School.
Keeps your kitchen cool. The long blue chimneys prevent
family reside in Co). Sargents dwelling
11: A. M., Morning Worship.
smoke or odor. In l,2,3snd 4-burner sires,ovens ccparate. Also
in the Valiev View addition to this
Cabinet Models with Fireless Cooking Ovens. Ask your dealer today
Come and have good fellowship
city.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
Thomas Danford died at his late us in these services.
Albert H. Gammons,
residence in Ashland, Tuesday, July
Minister.
18, aged 76 years. He was a native of
Ohio and had lived at Ashland about
eleven years. Funeral was held Fri
TAYLOR-WILLIAMS COMPANY
day afternoon.
Highest quality, jewelry
LEWIS ULRICH
Mrs. J. E. Beekman, Miss Carrie
repairing, diamond set-
ABPOTT
HARDWARE COMPANY
™ ting, watch repairing.
Carrie Beekman and B. B. Beekman
'
-A
agate
mounting
and
jew
FRED J. FICK
Esq. left Tuesday evening for Portland
elry manufacturing.
where Mr. Beekman will attend to
Martin J. Reddy,
business affairs. They expect to re
St
MEDFORD. OREGON
main all summer.
P. C. Bigham of Medford holds the
record for catching the largest steel
head of the season. The fish was
caught Thursday and weighed 12
pounds. By the way, Mr. Biwham is
a subscriber to the Post, which fact
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accounts for his succes as a fisherman.
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J. H. Heckner and Mrs. Magdelena
Courtright of Brownsboro, Oregon,
were in town Tuesday and while here
visited the county clerk’s office and
FREE
secured a marriage license—next they
called on Judge Dox who in due form
One Heavy Weight Silver Plated Teaspoon With any Fifty Cent Purchase of
pronounced them man «nd wife. The
happy couple then visited the office of
Nyal Quality Goods, At
the Jacksonville Post and ordered this
great family newspaper sent to their
THE CITY DRUG STORE,
JACKSONVILLE, ORE.
home at Brownsboro. We wish the
J,
W.
Robinson,
M.
D. Prop.
newly wedded couple prosperity and
miny years of happy married life.
NEWPORT
Notice of Shcrift’s bale
Independence. Or., July 18.—D-. O.
D. Butkr, IK local health officer act
ing with the st ite and county author
ities to prevent infan'i'e paralysis,
says there n ust be a leanup in In
dependence ut once. Barns, cowshe s,
pin tens, chicken yards, dog houses,
piles of refuse and all other pl<-c>s
l.eic vermin exist must be cleaned
tip as .i on as possible. If people will
not do it voluntarily, compulsion will
be used.
Reduced
Fares
Summer Trips
2
Coos Bay Railroad Celebration
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
limitier, Haliiei*
b iscuria
NEW PEÈEEŒON
OIL COÖWOVE
Weather Reaoit.
X. W. Tenney, Piainliff,
vs
It >gue River Products (’
a c -rpor-
iti r, Frederick C. N-.'lf, Northern
I m I, & Trust Co. a c< ri oration,
and W. H. Walker. Defendants
By virtue of an execution and i>
Foi'j'vm ; i.-me report or I S.
untcer Cooperative Observer, E. ¡:?.t;
Jacksonville, for month of
June.
Latitude 42 deg. IS. min. north; longi-
i lude 23 deg. 5 min west:
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Rogue River Farm Products Co., a cor 1 8
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poration, on the 24th dav of M irch, 9
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1916, for the sum of l hcee Thousand 10
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Five Hundred Fifty ($3550.00) Dallas, 12
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with interest thereon from the 11th 13
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day of Aliril, 1915, at the rate of 12*4 14
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I I $27.90 taxes paid by plaintiff on the 16
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mortgaged premites; and $150.00 attor . 18
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nay’s fee an 1 the fu.’t ler su n of twen- : u
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! was enrolled and docketed in thack-rt’s ! 21
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j office of said court in said county in ! 21
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1 the 24ih day of March, 1916, and is of '24
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I record in Volume 21 of the Circuit ! 25
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Court Journal at pages 156 and 157 ! 26
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Public Notice D hereby given, that ! 29
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, in compliance with the commands of 30
said execution and ordir of sale I will 31
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on Monday, August 14, 1916, Temperature—mean max. 78 23; mean
i at the hour of 10 o,clock A M. at the mir. 47 33; mean 62.78 Max.100 on 16.
j i front door of the court house in Jack-
i sonville, -tacKson County, State of Or-
I egon, offer for sale and will sell all the
' right, title and interest that the de-
, fen Jant corporation had on the dale of
| the m »rtgage herein foreclosed, to-wit: | I
, March 3rd, 1914, or have since ac
quired or now have in and to the fol
lowing described premises situated in
Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
N >rth half of the Southwest quar
ter of Section 15 Township 37 South
of Range 1 West of the Willamette
Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon j
excepting therefrom the north half I
of the Northeast quarter of the j
Northeast quarter of the Southwest |
quarter.
Southwest quarter of the South
west quarter of said section, town
ship and range; also the Northeast
quarter of the Northeast quarter and
lots 1 2 and 3 in section 21, in said
township and range, all boi ig situat
ed in Jackson County, Oregon.
All of the above described re tl pro-
perty will be sold at said time and I
place in the manner provided by law
for the sale of real property under
execution to satisfy the judgment,
costs, attorney’s fee an 1 accruing costs
of this sale. Dated this 12th day of
July 1916.
W. H. SINGLEIl, Shei iff
Bv E. w. wilson Deputy.
■Str»-
Nolice of Sheriff’s Sale
Minimum, 35, on 21. Greatest daily
range, 47. Total precipitation 0.59
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.16 in ,
on
1. Number of days with .01
inch or more precipitation, 6, cleat,
15; partly cloudy, 7; cloudy, 8.
Precipitation for season,
20.26
Precipitation for last season
E. B ritt ,
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I’iaint iff
Mary A. Kincaid
vs
Charles H, Pierce and Anna L. H.
Pierce, husband and wife. Defendants
By vinue of an execution and ordor
■if sale duly issued out of and under
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon in and for the County
of Jacl-son, to me directed, dated the 15
day of July, 1916, in a certain suit
therein for the foreclosure of a Mort
gage in which the Plaintiff Mary A.
Kincaid, recovered a decree and judg
ment against the defendants Charles
H. Pierce and Anna L. H. Pierce, lor
the sum of Five Hundred Eighty five
(585.00) Dollars with Interest thereon
from said 1st day of January, 1916, at Pittsburg Postmaster
the rate of 8 per cent per annum and
Is I aken From Office
a further sum of $28.04 with int.
thereon at the rate of 12% per annum
Washington, July 19. Postoffice
iro n January, 1st 1916, and the fur- department officials admitted Dr.
ther sum of Twenty (20’00) Dollars, George W McNeil, postmaster
at
costs, which judgment was enrolled Pittsburg, had been dismissed. Con-
and docketed in the Clerk’s office of cerning the dismissal, the official
said Court on the 18th day of May, bulletin of the department say.-:
1916, and is of re ’ord in Volume 24 of
‘‘Notice to postmasters—A post
the Circuit Court Journal at pages 325 master at one of the most important
and 326 thereot.
postoffices in the United States has
Public Notice Is Hereby Given, that (
been removed for failure to co
in compliance with the commands of I
operate with the department in car
said execution and order of sale I will
rying out its. instructions regarding
on
the conduct of the service in his
Monday August 14th 1916 I citv.”
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at the
front door of the Court House in Jack
DARDANELLES IS
sonville, Jackson County Oregon, offer
for sale and will sell all of the right,
PROMISED RUSSIA
title and interest that the defendants
London, July 19—That Russia has
had on the date of the mortgage here
in foreclosed or have since acquired or ■ been p omised possession of both sides
now have in and to the following de-1 of the Dardanelles is stated categori
scribed real property situated lying! cally in a summary of the proceedings
and being in Jackspn County, Oregon, of the army and navv committee of
the dunia, as published in the Petro
to-wit:
Lot number one and the North grad newspaper Russky Slovoe. The
(N'j) and the Southeast quarter newspaper summarizes the report of
iSEJi) of lot number three, and the the Russian parliamentary delegates
Southwest quarter of Ixit number, to the committee on their return from
two in Block number five in the a recent trip to the entente allied
Pierce sub division, Township 37 c untries, and adds that the most in-
South of Range 1 West of the Will ter. sting statement was made by
Professor Milukoff, who said:
amette Meridian.
"The most important question in
All of the above described real
property will be sold at said time and which we were interested was the
place in the manner provided bv law problem of the Dardanelles. An
for the sale of r?al property under ex agreement has been made between
ecution to satisfy the judgment, costs, Russia and her alii, s whereby we ate
promised both sides of the straits.
and accruing coats of sale.
Tnis agreement has not been published
Dated this 15th day of July, 1916.
but we consider it our duty to make
W.
H.
S
ingle
^
Sheriff
I
I it known.”
By E. W. W ilson Deputy