Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, November 18, 1916, Image 2

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    -¡■JACKSONVILLE POST-:-
OAcial Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1007. at the post office at Jacksonvill.
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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LANDING A
DANGLER
By SADIE OLCOTT
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i
LOST
MONEY
"lless, how long ure you going to
keep lien Itusted dangling about you?
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on I think it is a girl's duty either to ac­
cept n suitor or send him away."
application.
"Aunt Martini, it's not 1 who am keep­
ing lieu dangling; it's Ben who is keep­
ing me dangling.”
THE TELEPHONE SITUATION
Yes, Lost — No Reward is offered, for it is Gone, Gone!
"In that case I haven't any sympa­
A meeting of the business men was held Friday to thy for you. A girl who can't bring
a man *o the point deserves to remain
Many a Dollar is Lost by shopping awayfrom home,
protest against the action of manager Vance in cutting an old inn id.”
can 1 do?”
Why not buy in Jacksonville, where you get 100c wortn
the phones at the court house off the the local exchange "Wliat
“What can you do? There are hun­
dreds
of
things
you
can
do.
The
only
and connecting them directly with the Medford.
By so thing you can't do and win is to let Ben
Value for your Dollar and save time and expense of go­
doing, two of the trunk lines between this plac? and Med­ presume that any lime lie makes up his
ing Elsewhere?
mind he wauls you lie can get you.
ford are given over entirely to the seven or eight phones There ure many reasons why a young
man assumes that he doesn't wish to
Now is the Time when the family Wardrobe and the
at the court house, while the subscribers here and in the marry and very few that Induce him
to take a wife. He's not likely to look
Larder must be replenished in anticipation of Winter,
Applegate valley (about 182) have only four trunk lines to the loneliness of old age without
wife or children. He's having a good
for their business.
also the time to think of Early Christmas shopping.
time in his youth spending all his mon­
The service has been very poor for months and the ey on himself, and it looks to him like
halving his blessings and doubling his
We have just what you want at prices that will make
change will make it poorer.
When inquiry was made cares to wed.”
"What course would you propose to
you exclaim:
yesterday of Mr. Vance, in regard to the change, he was me, Aunt Martha?”
“Man Is a selfish creature, and you
very evasive in his answers, but claimed that the move must attack him through his selfish­
ness. First create a desire to possess
was made to reduce the operating expenses.
Several you,
then let him understand that he
months ago Mr. Vance was denied certain additional rates Is liable to lose you. Give him certain
privileges, but not too many. Don’t
charges, etc. which he desired to tax on subscribers here- sit on one end of the sofa while he
sits on the other. Remember always
and this move is considered as a move “to get even” with that he is the fly, you the spider.”
"Never mind that. How shall I
Jacksonville because we beat him before the commission. bring
him to the point?”
means of a rival.”
Letters protesting against this latest injustice and "By
The People’s Store
"But I know no one that I can use
several other discriminatory conditions, will be sent to the for that purpose.”
Phone 142
“I do."
commission and if necessary a hearing will be asked for. “Whom ?"
“Myself.”
The girl laughed.
"Wliat is hidden is more terrifying
than wliat is revealed If you used a
man openly quite likely Ben would be
smart enough to see that he was a
fool. Use a concealed lover. I will be
that imaginary youth who is pleading
with you to chauge bis misery Into
happiness. When you see Beu again
appear to have something on your
mind. If he offers to caress you put
Weather Report.
South Dakota Adopts Freak
him away, but gently, as though you
were in doubt ns to whether you wish
Primary Law.
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
his caresses or not. Keep this up till
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
ho lias gone, and if lie expects a part­ 8
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
ing kiss don't respond."
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 14 —Candi­
Jacksonville, for month of
Oct.
AT ALL DRUG STORES
“Then what?"
dates
for presidential nomination will
Latitude
42
deg.
18.
min.
north;
longi
­
TUBES 25C
JARS 60C
"Leave that to me.”
henceforth have to appear in South Da­
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
Bess that same evening played the
kota to take part in joint debates or
part her aunt had laid down for her
Date Maximum Minimum Precipita- their names cannot appear on primary
and sent her lover away puzzled. He
ballots in this state, if a primary law
lion
did not call again for a week, and
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44
Church Music.
enacted
last Tuesday under the initia­
11 you spend your money with your neighbor he’ll spend his
Boss was perturbed. But her aunt
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59
.05 tive remains on the statues until 1920.
One cannot read the Psalms without 2
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49
3
braced
her
up
and
when
the
dangler
the
conviction,
which
grows
with
every
with you.
46
Returns received at the capitol indi­
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came again told her to go to her room. repetition, that here is the poetic voic­ 4
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53
The ads. in your home paper will tell you how to spend it
cate that the so-called Richards pri­
Aunt Martha went down to receive the ing of the deepest, highest and most 5
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caller and announced that her niece Intense experiences possible to the soul 6
mary law was adopted by a safe ma­
judiciously.
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56
was quite Indisposed ami "must give of man. They were intended for sing­ 7 8
jority.
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BOOST FOR HOME TRADE AND PROSPERITY
up the pleasure of seeing Mr. Husted ing. and from the day of their use In 9
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The law requires that candidates for
this evening." He manifested an ab­ the Jewish temple until now they have 10
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nomination for president ar.d governor
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normal curiosity as to the cause of the been the foundation of very many of 11
must challenge one another to joint de­
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12
indisposition, whereupon Aunt Murtha our sublimest musical productions.
bate. Failure to accept a challenge
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Thompson
to
Wail
Official
Coui
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13
Basket Ball Tonight
said that her niece was in a state of
It must not be overlooked that only
75
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automatically strikes tho name of the
mental indecision upon an important the highest intelligence, the most vivid 15
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delinquent from the ballot.
question that had arisen and required imagination and the deepest inspira­ 16
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Lakeview, Or., Nov. 15—W. Lair an early answer.
The high school basket ball teams
tion can bring forth works of the first 17
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Thompson,
reported
defeated
by
one
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67
will play the return game with Phoe­
"Is that the answer?” asked the order. If there is the commonplace to 18
W Hace M’Camant to Go on
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nix tonight at the U. S. hall. The hois vote for the state senate, says he will | young man looking hard at a letter be found in church music its cause is 19
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ace ail in good condition to play the await the official count in the four | the good Indy held in her hand, the to lie discovered In the human agent 20
Supreme Bench.
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not in the lack of inspiring force 21
heavy opponents, Mr. Peachy has put counties embraced in the district before superscription on which Mr. Husted and
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22
In
religious
feeling.
—
George
Whitfield
recognized ns Bess' handwriting. Aunt
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them through a hard practice the pact he concedes the election.
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Martha looked down nt tlie letter, of Andrews In Musical Quarterly.
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Salem, Or.. Nov. 15—Because of ill
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week and expects them to win. The
which she was apparently not con­
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health Justice Robert Eakin will resign
girls also have been working hard.
Solved at Last.
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Henry George, Former Con­ scious. looked confused and stammer­
26
from the supreme court before the end
■•acksonville has the lightest team n
“This is about tlie worst dinner I 27
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ed something about the missive not
of the year, it was learned today. His
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ever
sat
down
to."
lie
said
as
he
sur
­
53
the county and expects to carry away
28
gressman, Is Dead.
.10
being n final answer. As yet her niece
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47
veyed the talile. "but I s'pose I ought 29
the cup. After the game tonight the
01 resignation will be given with the un­
had not reached a decision.
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30
to
make
certain
allowances.
”
05 derstanding that it shall take effect on
girls will serve refreshments for the
"Has any old friend turned up re­
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“
Yes.
John."
replied
his
wife.
“
If
the first of the year, and Governor
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Washington,
Nov.
17
—
Fortner
Con
­
cently?"
asked
Ben.
teams. Everybody come and enjoy a
Would make certain allowances
Withycombe will appoint Wallace Mc-
‘Old friend!" exclaimed Aunt Mar­ you
gressman Henry George, son of Henry
good game.
you would have no occasion to
George, of single tax fame, died hete tha. “What put that into your head?” fault with your food."—London find Temperature —mean max. 66.51; mean Camant as h:s successor, provided the
Tit- mir. 38.58; mean 51.54 Max 80. on 16. latter will accept.
today after a a long illness. He form­ The question was asked in a tone and Bits.
At The Churches
Minimum, 26, on 4. Greatest daily
manner
to
indicate
that
the
guess
bad
Justi-e Eakin’s term will expire in
erly represented the 21st congressional
hit tlie mark Then the Indy began
range,
42. Total precipitation 0.21 January, 1919, and his successor would
A
Theory.
district of New York-
P resbyterian
to talk about the weather, and Mr.
“Why are meat and eggs so expen- inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .10 in , hold until the next general election.
Husted made irrelevant replies
I on
29. Number of days with 01. Justice Eakin's health has been failing
10; A. M. Sabbath school, classes for
sive?"
“Can't I see Bess for Just a few mo.
inch
or
more precipitation, 4. clear, for several years, and during the last
“
Possibly."
replied
the
mini
who
young and old.
Special Election Called For
nients?" lie asked presently, breaking thinks it's his duty to answer every
22; partly cloudy, 3; cloudy, 6.
few months he has been unable to sit
11: A. M. Morning Worship.
away from the weather.
question, "because they're among the
Precipitation for season.
Charter
Changes.
with the court.
"I don't think so.” replied Aunt Mar- I few articles of food that can't be imi­
6:45 Christian Endeavor, Leader,
Precipitation for last season 18.89
tha. "but I will see. The truth is she's I tated in a factory."—Washington Star
Miss Lula Williams.
E. B ritt ,
going
away
tomorrow
and
Is
very
busy
7:30 P. M. Worship.
Ashland, Or.. Nov. 15 A special packing.”
Cooperative Observer Northern Pacific Buys Ore
Most Buoyant Material.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. tn. election has been called for November
Leaving Mr. Husted pacing the floor.
Probably the most buoyant material
gon Blanket Cloth.
Albert H. Gammons,
24 in Ashland, to vote on two amend­ Aunt Martha pretended to go up to I in the world is the pith from a giant
her
niece's
room,
instead
she
went
to
Minister.
ments to the city charter. One pro­
sunflower grown in Silierla, which can
Parent Teachers’ Meeting
vides for re assessing property should her own room, where she remained support tbirty-flve times Its own weight
Pandleton, Or., Nov. 14—The local
ten
minutes
—
they
were
very
long
min
­
when on the water. Cork, on the other
a flaw be found in any previous assess­
woolen
mill has received an order from
utes
to
(lie
«nltlng
lover-then
went
'
MELODIST
ment, and the other for a new system I down to him and told him that her band, has a buoyancy of only one to
The next meeting will be next Friday the Northern Pacific for $20,000 worth
five
and
reindeer's
hair
one
to
ten.
24th at 3:30. An interesting program of Pendieton Indian blanket cloth for
Sunday School 10 a. m W. G. Cau­ of control over the parks and mineral niece had disrobed for the night and
water system of the city.
will be rendered including a selection use in uniforms of the Northern Pacific
was ever so sorry that she would lie
dill, Superintendent.
Repartee.
unable to see him again till her return,
by
the ladies quartet, a song by 5th Marching club at the St. Paul Winter
Our adult Bible class is growing in
ne (during the spat)-Well, if you
which was uncertain.
and 6th grades, Mrs. Galliger will carnival, January 28. next The cloth
numbers; visit us.
want
to
know
It,
I
married
you
for
Standard Oil Grants Eight "Would you mind carrying a mes- I your money. She—I wish I could tell give a talk on "The needs of the
Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
sage to her?" asked the perturbed Ben. as easily wliat 1 married you for.—Ex­ school.” County Supt. Wells will also will make 2500 uniforms.
Preaching at eleven a. m Subject:
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Hour Work Day.
“I'll take it to her with pleasure.”
change.
give an address.
"Choosing a Career.” This service
Ben took an old letter from Ills pock- j
Wild
Mart
Found to be Run-
If you are interested in the school
will be of special interest to High
et. tore off a blank piece and wrote !
Kokomo.
then
come!
If
you
have
problems
you
School pupils.
San Francisco, Nov. Nov. 14—The on it:
Kokomo, tn the language of the In­
away from Asylum
"What does this mean? Can it be ' dians who at one time inhabited that want solved Come! If you think you
Professor A. J. Hanby, Medford Standard Od company of California
that
you
have
gone
back
on
your
prom
­
cm
help
to
solve
other
peoples
prob
­
section of Indiana, signifies "a young
will B|H'ak at 7:30 his subject will be voluntarily granted an eight-hour work
lems Come!
grandmother."
"The value of education.” Mr. Han­ day today t > all refinery, pipe line and ise?"
Oregon City, Nov. 14—Peter Bravio,
Folding It. he handed it to Aunt Mar­
department
employes.
by is a very efficient teacher, we anti­ producing
the
"wild man” captured in the Mount
tha. who took It to her niece and told
On Her Side.
cipate an excellent service. There will There wdl be no change in wages. The her to write on It:
Hood country on Sunday after an ex­
Ashland Youth is Mijorof
"I
didn't
know
you
had
any
Idea
of
be special music, morning and evening. new eight-hour day basis will apply
citing chase by a posse led by Deputy
“What promise?"
marrying her."
Philippine Scouts.
to both skilled and unskilled labor in
Come and bring your friends.
Sheriff M. A. Deaton, was transferred
The reply was, "To be my wife "
“I didn't. Tlie Idea was hers."
“You sec. my dear.” said Aunt Mar­
to the state insane asylum yesterday
The church with a message and wel­ the branches of the industry nam­
ed. The new plan will go into ef­ tha. "how easy it Is to win a man—if
afternoon. Bravio escaped from the
Capital Letters.
come for all.
Ashland,
Or.,
Nov.
15
—
T.
W.
Ham
­
fect as soon as details are perfected, he can be won at all. and I believe any
The systematic use of capital letters
asylum on September 18 and has been
R. A. Hutchinson
1 company officials announced.
Be­ man can t>e won If you go about it in In writing and priming was not com mond, a graduate of the local high living the primitive life in the moun­
Pastor.
school, and 1 iter of West Point, has
mon until alwuit the year 1430
tween 700 and 8»' employ »* are aff • ■- the right way."
tains again just as he did before he was
This ended the campaign, for there
written to Mr*. J H Turner, of this
CHRISTIAN 8CIENCF
committed
from the county nearly a
were no more notes Ren answered
Who know« whr’hor the -o,|« will ci’v, his sis’er. telling of his promotion
year ago.
the last one in person. and. of course, ad I tomorrow to ilie present hour?
Services held every S r n
to major >f the Philippine scouts. He
inis U the same war that two years the rest of It doesn't come into the
at 11 o’clock in 1. O. O. F. Hall.
Hom ce.
was promoted to a captaincy only last
! ago was so full of thrills that it kept story.
Steam is un in the Irish crisis again.
Everybody welcome
July.
; people awake nights.
It nearly always is.
SiflROAY. NOVEMHER IS, IDlfi
“The World is Growing Better
Taylor-Williams Co
Jacksonville,
Everybody Get In
Line For Prosperity.
Home Patronage Will Do It
Chilblains
Oregon