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T- l«.i:;uo Colany. T»a«.hing ds Trick«. ('! ■«’ by tlm great roek of Gibraltar A professor of lm’ural history re s Cat: u I t . where la to tie found a futes the statement so frequently mail* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON FOR 1 I n. « «,’ ■•’ that it stands out al- I that tea hing a bird to draw water JACKSON COUNTY. bATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1916. . r < a t<' ■ <1:-tin t In itself. Mary j needs apimrutus ami that tho learning J. H. Neustadt, Plaintiff, ii - ' during a storm n fleet I Is cruelty to the blr l. -vs- "'1 he following expel h lice of mine,' 'f 1 i. 'se ' «■;:«.e:i put into the shot Sterling Carr a«id Jane Doe Carr, tele 1 spot and i es apel the fury of be «ays. "proves that II Is not so by TS..UE-MAUK. LOCAL NEWS - :nl his wife, the true gi<en nanu of sail ili«’ ' a. in tin» I .«its, go history has any lie .ins. We lsmglit a y« ung bird F.TEt REPORT i Subscribe for the Post. Jane Doe C.irr being to plaintiff un It. were i : i ."...v women, and tlx-y lie- last .limitary. so wild that mi our ap Se». I ■_» . .-•>< 4 known, and Jane Doe Bryan, th? true van ■ so « .’.m'l’isl of th«' sp>t that pt’« >m It ft flew madly round the cage Mrs Gnlligar visited frie nds at Gold Hill Sunday. given najne of said Jane Doe Bryan lints weie Guilt, an 1 they remained. We Jillng til«« eilLC low an I by palieue«*. being to plaintiff unknown, and John Hund. «Is of years have passed, ami after the bird g«>t used |.« our proxim All work done in 1916 spot cash at S. Bryan, her husband, and Jane Doe the lb tie trll e still lingers on. The ity, induced It to take grounds« I, first W. R. Sparks. Cook, the true given name of sai i L-ovi’r: i:i«’i ’ I.;«» given thr-ni a u ant of belli at stem's length, then between the Sam Newton of Steamboat was in Jane Doe Cook being to plaintiff un land, uml a village n iw (lnf.iTS In the fingers, finally from the lips. \V<> used town this week. to let him out freely, and he woulil known, and John S. Cook, her hus shelter of the bay. Strangest of nil. It perch mi the loaf next me nt break Is said the p' pnlatlmi date not increase Mrs Martha M. Johnson died at her band, Defendants. A. L. Dorn of Watkins was a visitor for fear it will over top its lionndary. fast. His pcri-h pr- ie«t«'«l through the in town Friday. home in Medford, De-. 8th. aged 73 To Steiling Carr and Jane Doe Carr, ami innrrlat e Is allowed only in rota Hires, an I Iler«« v.r.s his favorite sent years. She was a native of Iowa, and For Fire Insurance that protects his wife, the true given name of said tl"ii. No marriage, so it Is claimed, when nt liberty. Then I trleil hanging had lived at Medford 21 years. call at this offi -e. Jane Doe Carr being to plaintiff un may take |.hi’ e in the village until a a bit of groundsel by a short string to Joseph Gillespie was struck by the known, an i Jane Doe Bryan, the true wny has been made for it by a death. the projecting stick. After Inspection Did you see that new China ware at Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment Fred Fick's? Adv. electric car and knocke! off the track given name of said Jane Doe Bryan Th ■ | cople n e squat anil ugly and look he pulled it up with Ills beak. On AT ALL DRUG STORES lengthening tie string with a fresh Pat Swayne of Watkins was in town of the S. O. Traction Co., near the being to plaintiff unknown, and John amazingly like «me another. It Is a bit of Ils preferred weed I luul the TUBES 25C JARS 50C Trail mill, Friday afternoin, sustain S. Bryan, her husband, and Jane Doe little colonv of co'isiiis. dwelling apart several «lays this week. pleasure ami Interest of seeing him In the shadow of a great rock nml go- Cook, the true given name of said three broken ribi and other injuries. Jasten Hartman was a business visi Ing down to tlio s. a In ships to earn ■ pull up the string with hl beak till Tii_- effort to smash a corner in eggs the (lower head was within reach, W. C. Foster Co. of Chicago, one of Jane Doe Cook being to plaintiff un- hard Won lb eliho« d —Exclianj.’» tor at Medford to-dav. known, and John 8. Cook, her hus- catching the slack after em h pull with suggests th«- old feat of taking a quart Sheriff Singler was a business visitor the largest fnananeial concerns in the banci, the above named defendants: one foot and then transferring it to measure and trying to smash an egg in U. S., paid this week the small balance ■ at Medford Wednesday. Weaknec» cf the Pilchard. In the name of the State of Oregon: the other, so that the coils were quite a corner of their $10,220.60 tuxei on Jackson George Laun-ipach transacted busi county property. In making the re You and each of you are hereby noti Very similar to the herring, a quaint neat"—London 111, be. “Secretary Lansing denies crisis in method of distinguishing the pilchard ness in town Wednesday. German submarine warfare” Wash mittance, the manager of the company fied and required to appear in the exists In Cornwall, the home of the Water Pressure. Nick Kime of Griffin Creek was a complimented the sheriff’s office and above entitled Court and cause and pll bard fisheries. The difference be- As early ns 1648 a frenchman of ington despatch. We thought tni* pap recent visitor in this city. especially Mr. G. R. Harper for the answer the complaint of plaintiff now tw« < u the fisfi lies in tlielr center of science named Pascal experimented er shortage was greatly exaggerated. o:i file therein against you within six gravity, for if «me holds a pilchard by Mrs. A. D. McKee of Buncom was a excellent manner in which collections Congress can pass an eight hour law. with pressures applleil to li«]Ulds nnd visitor in this city Monday. are handled and for the courteous at weeks from the date of the first Dubii- the ba< k fin it will remain horizontal, discovered the following law: A pres but Judge Hook is from Missouri. cation of this summons upon you. while a herring tips downward. One sure applied to any part of the sur George A. Gardner was a business tention given correspondents. That the punitive expe iition is out which is the 16th day of December, seldom sees tlie fl h In the London face of a liquid Is transmitted un visitor at Medford Thursday. 1916; and if you fail to appear and marl.« s. however, ami in order to gain changed in amount In every direction staying Mexico's hospitality is due ei.- | tirely to the force of circuin ;ta ic j*. Mrs. Tom Dunnington of Medford Farm Loan Banks To answer within the time required, for its duo share of appreciation the pil through the liquid. visited friends in this city Sunday. want thereof the plaintiff will apply to chard hns t> Journey to Italy and the However, something has been accom Perhaps the most familiar applies Be Located At Once the Court for the relief prayed for and Mediterranean. Many factor!««* exist tlon plished when even only two out of of Pascal's law Is the hydraulic For acceptable Christmas gifts for express demanded in his complaint, to-wit: In s utliern I' i gland for the press. In that machine a pump having three Mexicans agree to a plan- old and young ca'l at Fick’s store.-Adv purpose <>f sailing ami packing the fish a small piston drives water Into n large For the foreclosure of those two cer It was a pleasant reversal of condi- Washington, Dec. 14.—Congressman Mr. and Mrs. Bert Armpriest of For In tics for exportation, the method cylinder and thereby forces upward a est Creek were visitors in this city Fri Hawley was today notified by the sec tain mortgages of record in volume 35 ■s< 1 I’l l:a- similar to that useil for sar- large piston, which compresses what tioi s to hear that a Norwegian torpedo day. retary of the farm loan board that lo at paxes 407 and 408 and volume 35 at dh.es Pilchards. too. resemble sar ever Is placed between the platform of h id fired on a German steamer. pages 405 and 406 of the mortgage ,r - tl.on: U tllclr their flavor Is snmewliat The Villa bandits, while on their way Lewis Baker and Pauline Greaves at- i cations of the banks will be made with records of Jackson County, Oregon, tho piston and the tlxeil crossbeam t er. Years Y ■ if. it- if « .".n attempt was the top of the press. If the area at to attack some town, never seem to in two weeks, as will the designation of tended the show at Medford Tuesday sc id mortages covering the following imu ’ e to smoke pil hards — like herrings evening. i of the districts. The banks will be described property, and for a judment -for In me < «msumptioii. but the experi- the larger piston is 160 times that of find it necessary to pa«s through tl e ready to do business in February. Mr. camp of th«? American expedition. ..«•! ’ provi 1 useless, for the weight of the smaller a downward force Christmas is coming: why not send Hawley is unable to learn Portland’s of the Court agair.st you and each of the I d. I l ,!;<■ the i:e k and the fish pound exerted on the smaller the Post for a year to that friend in will create an upward force chances for securing one of the banks. you in the full sum jf iltJi and ?70) fell into the fires. -London Answers. the east? attorney’s fees on plaintiff’s first - «<> - — [louuds upon the larger piston. Teachers Examinations cause of suit and $3475 and $300 at I Charles F. Dunford of Sterling was Vegetable Lamb. Electric Spjrks torney’s fees on plaintiff’s second a business visitor in this city Home Ground Flour, At Jacksonville Dec. 20 e nat Ono of the most remar! cause of suit, and for the costs and Wednesday. Grinding wheat to make flour may urul fetishes in the world i ie Chi (From Off Our Wireless) disbursements of this suit to be taxed, nose kouclii, called Mrs. Arthur Ellison of Van«’ouver, pe« >ple be done at home as easily as the « 1 grinding of coffee. Thus n family may In many cases so much doubt exists with interest on said sums from the "the vegetable • lamb.” Wash., is visiting friends and relatives Notice is given that the c >unty sup- as to what caused the wounding and 30th day of September, 1916, at the by the natives i of < hina as something hal e whole wheat flour, freshly ground, in this city. erintendent will hold the regular exam- a thing that is usually difficult to ob sinking of a steamer that a coroner’s rate of seven per cent per annum. supernatural, They believe it to be ¡nation of applicants for state cert ¡ti Mary Bagshaw returned from Dow’s jury would doubtless return a verdict This summons is served upon you bv part vegetable and part animal. The tain. The New York Meili« til Journal hospital Sunday afternoo'i and is get to the effect that the deceased vessel publication once a week for six con |>hiut certainly bears a resemblance to advises Its readers to buy their wheat cates at Jacksonville ns follows: Com- ting along nicely. from seedsmen rather than from gro tnencing Wednesday, Decmber 20, 1916 came to its «leath as a result of the secutive weeks in the Jacksonville un animal, although It might lie taken cers or feed stores because it will be at 9 o’clock a. m. and continuing until for u pig as readily as a lamb. Iiou- W’m. H. Johnson of the Bank of war. Host, a newspaper of general circula chl is coiuiMiged principally of the cheaper mid more efficient. Saturday. December 21, 1916 at. 4 o' Jacksonville, was a business visitor at When it comes to the details of a tion publish»! at Jacksonville. Jack- plant part known as rhizome and The grinder can be used also for clock p. tn. Medford Monday. raid on Americans in Mexico, Pancho son County, Oregon, by order of springs from seed. After attaining Its cracking wheat, corn, barley, oats, rye Wednesday —Forenoon: U. S. histor , Fire at Ashland Thursday night des Villa saves the censor annoyance by de Honorable F. M. Calkihs, Judge of height roots and tendrils spring from and other grains for use as breakfast writing, penmanship, music, drawing; the fiber ami grow downward until troyed the Allen-Cunningham block on laying the victims beforehand. the above entitled Court, said order cereals And the cereals will need afternoon- physiology, reading, man they enter tlie earth. It Is this peculiar chewing, which will not only strength North Mainstreet. Government ownership begins to being made on the 14th day of Decem- formation which lias caused it to be en the muscles of the ehewers’ Jaws, ual training, composition, domestic Miss Stelly Levy who has been suf sound first rate to some of the railways ber, 1916. science, methods in reading, course of Said property is described as follows: regarded with so much awe. The Chi but will keep their teeth from decay— study fordrawing, methods in arithm?- fering with a severe cold for several who have a liking for readv cash in ex nese claim that after It has reached that is, If they begin as children. The East Half (EJj) of the South its full size it ceases to be vegetable weeks, is reported better. change for risk and respjnsibiiilty. Homemade cereals need long cook tic- west Quarter (SWJ») of the South-east Thursday —Forenoon: arithmetic, h e- Mr. and Mrs. Merton Coffman have Is the news that President and Mrs. quarter (SEQ) of section Five (5), and turns animal, feeding upon the lug. so a tireless cooker Is almost In tender shoots of plant* which grow dispensable. tory of education, psychology, metho is returned from Burke, Idaho, and will Wilson intend to give fewer social func in Township Thirty-seven (3') South near it. remain here for the winter. in geography, mechanical drawing, do tions this year to be taken as an indi of Range One (1) West of the Willam mestic art, course of study for domes-« Greek Fire Gunpowder? cation that the high co3t cf living has C.L. Munson, representing the Pacffic It Depends on the Dog. ette Meridian. M. Zenglielfs told the Academic dos lie art; afternoon: grammar, geogra Paper Co. of Portland, was calling on at last hit the White House? Two Broadway business men met The Northwest quarter of the South Silences in I’arls recently that he had phy, stenograghy, Atneri an literature his customers here Monday morning. With eggs selling at 55 cents a dozen east quarter of Section Five (5), before a bar. They were good friends. been studying the "Greek fire" used in physics, typewriting, methods in la..- "I'm worried a little, ” said one. "My Ralph Jennings, the newly elected and the price of ham up to 30 cents a Township thirty-seven (37.1 South of war by tho Byzantines. The descrip guage, thesis for primary certificate. chauffeur rau over a dog today and sheriff, has moved from his farm near pound, it is still possible to sustain life Range one (1) West of the Willamette tions of tiiis say that it was hurled killed it.” Fri ay Forenoon; theory and prac Buncom, to the Taylor house on Fifth on oatmeal and chuck-steak if you can Meridian. "Oh. I wouldn't worry about a little from a copper tube with a sound Ilk«« tice, orthography, physical geugraph«’, street. afford it. Also the right of way for a pri thing like that,” said the other. “The thunder and with a great cloud of English literature, chem stry, physic <1 Cheer Up! The bullion value of the vate wagon road through, over, across dog probably got In the way. These smoke. From this he concluded that culture; afternoon; school law, geol igy, Miss Ekron Gall of Phoenix returned the Byzantine Greeks had real cannon to her home Thursday evening after a cents iu your pockets must have in- and along the following described dogs are a pest.” In wbl. h they used explosive mixtures algebra, civil government. “But it was your dog." few days visit at the Bagshaw home in I creasod considerably, with copper up to premises, to w.t: Saturday Forenoon, geometry, bot with nitrate ns a base. Therefore the “ Wliat! ” came from the second. “ My 35c a pound, Commencing at the Southwest this city. any; afternoon: general history, book honor of the discovery of gunpowder Gold to the amount of $3,000,000 was corner of the East Half of the South dog? I'm sorry, but that will cost you must be given to the engineer Cnllitii- keeping. Commissioner Con Leaver of Central $100. That chauffeur of yours Is too Ponint attended the state convention withdrawn from the New York Sub east quarter of the aforesaid section careless. I Insist on the hundred, un cus of Heliopolis, who first used It. de stroying u Saracen fleet with It in 670 of county judges and commissioners at Treasury for shipment to Argentine. five (5i and running thence North on derstand.”—New York Telegraph. A. D. Argentine, apparently, is building up the west line of the East Half of th Portland this week. Southeast quarter of sai>l section, So ’Twould. One carload of machinery for the some trade in the U S. The Silent Moon. "How would you like to take a trip Recent declarations prove that a lab eighty-two (82) rods, and thence East new saw mill at Medford arrived this Dead silence reigns on the moon, A two (2) rids; thmee South eighty-two At The Churches In a submarine? ” week. Four more carloads are expect or leader is not always expected to pos thousand cannon* might be fired ami “I shouldn't care for that,” replied a thousand drums beaten upon that sess what is known as the judicial i (82) rods, thence west Two (2) rods to ed within a few days. the place of beginning. the society bud. airless world, but no sound could come Ask Fred Fick to explain that profit mind. “Why not?” December 16th, 1916. from them. Lips might quiver and By being re-elected presidenr, Mr. sharing plan by which you can get a “ Oh, deali! Must I really tell you? P resbyterian Gus N ewbury , tongues essay to speak, but no action set of fine China dishes for less than Wilson will get free Thanksgiving tur An ocean voyage would be frightfully Attorney for Plaintiff. Albert II. Gammons, Minister boring, you know, if there were no of theirs could break the utter silence keys for four years. To him that hath, usual cost price.—Adv. of the lunar scene Sunday Services regularly as follows: Some of the president's cabinet can pla«‘e to dawnce.”—Birmingham Age The logging railroad is complete al shall be given! Herald. 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School Classes A man’s headache seems a lot worse distinctly hear the call of jobs else most to the dam on Jackson creek, and Roundabout Way. for all ages. when he had no fun acquiring it. where. “ I see where mi aviator contrived to it is expected that the road will reach Rack Rents. 11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with A “rack rent” is a “rent that is equiv have the last word with Ills wife.” the timber about Feb. 1st. sermon. “How on earth «lid lie d«i it?” alent to tlie full net annual value of Dick Gaskin, who has been working 6:45 I’. M. Christian Endeavor Pray- “He didn't exuetly do It on earth.” the real property out of which it issues, for the Weed Lumber Co. for the past er mee'ing. “No?" or approximately so.” By statute in nine months, return»! Monday and will 7:30 P. M. Evening worship, with "lie rose 1.000 feet In the air nnd England today rack rent is defined as remain here during the winter. “not less than two thirds of tlie full dropped her a tnes age.”—Birmingham sermon. Drs. McM. M. and Lydia S. Dow of Prayer meeting on Wednesday ever.- net annual value of tlie lands out of Age-IIerald which it arises.” ing at 7:30. Central Point, drove over Sunday af The Experienced Husband. ternoon with Marv Bagshaw, who re Everyone welcome to th. ■■ meeting». “ She threatens to sue for divorce." Name of the Collie. cently underwent an operation for ap “I was glad when they said unto me "What's he say to that?" suitable for gifts for young and old. Tlie collie's name appear* to be pendicitis . let us go into the the hou e of the "Nothing. When their quarrel* get shrouded in mystery, but there seems that point In' always keei>s still. Lord. Ps. 122:1. It is said that a line of jitneys, four Purses, Box stationery, foilet articles, to be a fairly reasonable foundation to He's learned from experience that the in number, are miking regular trips for supposing that It Is from "coll'' or next move will be a Hood of tears."— from Hornbrooic, Cal., to Portland, Xmas and New Year’s cards, Perfumery, "collar," on account of the broa«l white Detroit Free Press. M ethodist carrying boozs for the thirsty at the mark round the nock whl< b Is seen in Sunday School 10 a. m. W. G. Cau Books, etc. Call and see our stock. Oregon metropolis. the majority of these «logs.—Ex- liange Two Sorrow». dill, Superintendent. The funeral of Henrv Wendt, who Tlie sorrow of the woman who cries Our adult Bible class is growir g in Ancient Candle». out her grief on the kitchen towel numbers; visit us. died last week, was held Sunday after Candles us«‘«l by the Romans were somehow seems more slm ere than that noon. Service was conducted by Rev. Epworth League 6:30 p. rn. comp >»:■<! of string surrounded by el of the w«man wlio put* on a pretty Bandy of Central Point. Interment tber wax or pitch. Splinters of wood gown, nrrairres the sofa cushions ami Preaching at eleven a. m Subject: J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor in the cemetery on the hill. covered with fat were used by tb<* turns the light! low before she begins Preaching services at 7.30 p. m. English poorer classes uliout 13(X>. —Exchange. NOTICE—The City Drug Store will be The church with a message ai d wel open every day from 8:00 A. M. to come for all. What th» Trouble Was. Fusty. 5:00 P. M. Fred L. Colyig, a regis R. A. Hutchinson MI! Is I notice flat you ami Brown Bank Manager Now please nnder- tered pharmacist, will attend to com Pastor. ley don't speak? Grimm-Well. we staml Ml- Jone-, you must make th«' pounding prescriptions during my ab ha«l a few words « er money, that's books balance. Ml-s Jones Oh, Mr. sence. all. Mills—Oh. I suppose ho owes you Brown, how fus-i you me! Ixmdon CHRISTIAN SCIENCE J. W. R obinson , M D. som«? Grimm No; lie wanteil to. Punch. Services held every Sunday morning Meiford is in the throes of a “news at 11 o’clock in I. 0. O. F. Hall. paper fight” regarding the creation of II ■ 1« give me » Everybrxiv welrotm the proposed irrigation district. So far Mr H«xiver—Cer the principal contestant* are A. E. ut how little?— Reames and Mr. Brown, the superin Ex !.. 'e After the war, the city of New York tendent of the canal company. The might secure th Kaiser’s service* as Without th It 1“ i.'Mierallv more profitable to rapid transit expert. His lightning matter should be left to the interested terlal world is a disheartening enigma. reckon up our detect* than to Isiast of property owner* to settle, without any changes from front should certainly —J'jubert our l t tn In men t«.—Carlyle. outride interference. qualify him. Jacksonville Post Snow is reported eight feet deep at Crater Lake. Charles Grigsby of Watkins was in town this week. Fi«-k has many articles that will make solendid Xmas gifts for young and old. — Adv. A. B. Cornell, an insurance man of Grants Pass, was a visit«ir in town this week. The water was let out of the city dam on Jackson creek Thursday and a force of men are making necessary re pairs to the pipes. 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