Jacksonville post., May 12, 1917, Image 2

.JACKSONVILLE POST-:
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
Electric Spuks
(Fr.m Off Our Wireless)
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
LaFsyette dead is a better patrii t
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
t -.an LaFo-lette alive.
Am ri"a must | rep re to feed not on­
Entered as second-class matter.June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacktonvi 1<
ly America, but a great portion if the
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, lifVo.
ri st of the world.
SATURDAY. MAY 12. 1917
Behold a new and larger génerarion
oi war governors, most of them rising
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
notably io the occasion.
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application.
This sudden rush fot woo Im shil 8
nay resurrect that creation of a few
Additional Locals
yeais ago, the concrete ship.
C lina’s Premier Asks Declar-
The desirability of practical prepar-
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunnington spent
ation
of War.
a few d iys this week with friends at ■ dness is shown by the fact that no
pacifist has attempted to molest Hem y
Yreka.
Cabot Lodge in several weeks.
I’ekin, May 9—Premier Tuan Chi-Jui
Attorney Evan Reames of Medford
There will undoubtedly be a great
and the entire cabinet addressed a se­ was a visitor in ties city Wednesday
falling off in extravagance if it can be
cret session of the parliament today evening.
and urged the adoption of a resolution
B. B. Beekman was a visitor at Med­ made unfashionable.
delaring war against , Germany. The ford Tuesday.
Many a good German is frankly stat­
resolution was referred to the standing
Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Notions, Silks, Fine Dress
Homer Stephenson of Watkins was ing that he did not raise his boy to be
committee for consideration on Thurs­ in town this week.
a Prussian.
day.
Wonder if the German raider off our
Goods, Waists, Skirts, Ladies’, Misses’ Men’s, Boy’s and
Sheriff Jennings was a visitor in
in the senate, the resolution came up
coast resorts will take the place of the I
Medford
Wednesday.
informally and caused a stormy session
Children’s Furnishings. [Shoes for all in the latest styles,
sharks of yesteryear in frightening
Mary Bagshaw and Cliff Dunnington away resorters.
The opposition take the ground that it
Straw Goods. Hats, Caps, &c. Flour, Feed and Grain,
does not want war until the cabinet is were visitors at Medford Wednesday
Some Washington housewives are of
evening.
reorganized and strengthened.
the opinion that they can teach the ca­
Field and Garden Seed: in fact everything kept in a First
J. Hartman was at Medford Wed- binet ladies bow to set that good ex­
nesday.
ample in economy.
Airship Accused of Gas Raids
Class General Store.
A. McCarthy of Medford was a re-
The District Red Cross is rapidly ov­
cent visitor in this city.
erhauling the $100,000 mark. It begins
North Yakima, Wash., May 10—Re-
Clarence Reames of Portland was a to 5.ok as though actual solicitation
p >rts that one and sometimes two air­ visitor in this city Wednesday eve­
will not be necessary to raise the re
ships have been seen flying over the ning.
“Who’s your Tailor?”
quired amount.
city at about midnight or toward morn­
The only draw-back about taking
ing, have been frequent for the past
two weeks, and have been met with Klamath Falls Gives Contract your vacation in the Spring is that it
Come and enlist under the banner: “A square deal to all” and you
unfits you for vour winter’s work.
ridicule. But their persistence led sher­
To
Strahorn.
The National Lime Association is
will feel that “The World is Growing Better” at
iff Murphy, Mayor Barton and others
mobilizing. These fellows are evident­
to direct an investigation.
Watchers on Monday night claim to | Klamath Falls, Or., May 9—The or- ly ro slackers.
have distinctly seen two aircraft and I dinance giving Robert E. Stiahorn the
Some peculiarly fitting punishment
heard the purr of the motor of one of i contract to build the first unit of 20 should be meted out to the traitors
the n. That a gas bomb was dropped miles of the municipal railroad to Dai­ who set grain elevators on fire.
from one of them is the assertion made ry passed the city council unanimously
Phone 112.
The People’s Store
Patriotism has put a new taste in
by three women who said they were last night. The work is to start before the mouths of business mea, and they
rendered seriously ill by the fumes, 1 June 1.
find unduly swollen profi s unsavory.
and this report, sustained by persons
♦<r-
who rescued the women, and a reputa­
Summons.
K Gigantic Meteor Stream.
ble physician who waited upon them,
One of the most accomplished and as­
is also being investigated.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
siduous students of meteors, Dr. Den-
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON tilng, is of the opinion that the August
COUNTY.
meteors, which radiate from the con­
Unfilled Orders For Steel
stellation Perseus and are sometimes
I. R. Kline, Plaintiff,
popularly called the "tears of St. Law­
Breaks Record.
VS-
rence," belong to a stream so broad
C. F. C>ok, Defendant.
Weather Report.
that the earth, traveling between eight­
4-4-4--i->
Action to recover money. een and nineteen miles a second, occu­ 4-F
Highest quality, jewelry
New York, May 10—The unfilled ton­ , To C. F. Cook, the above named de­ pies seven weeks iu crossing it.
‘Si’
repairing, diamond set­
Following isthereport of U. S. Vol-
ting, watch repairing,
nage of the Uniten States Steel corp­ fendant:
This would make the width of the
agate mounting and jew ! unteer Cooperative Observer, E,. Britt;
stream, if the earth traversed it nt a
oration on April 30 last was 12,183,083
eiry manufacturing.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF right angle to Its course, nearly 80,-
¡Jacksonville, for month of March.
tons, as announced by the corporation
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OREGON,
you
are
hereby
noritied
and
Martin J. Reddy,
«■»
000,000
miles.
These
meteors
are
so
Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi-
today, an increase of 471,439 tons over
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MEDFORD. OREGON.
i tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
the previous month and again breaking required to appear and answer the scattiued all round the orbit in which
plaintiff’s complaint against you now they travel that some of them are vis­
all previous records.
on file in the above entitled court and ible every year. They are believed to
Date Maximum Minimum Precipita­
cause on or before the last day of the be connected with a bright comet
tion
Asked to Suspend Law on Fenc I time prescribed in the order for the which appeared iu 1802 and is sup­
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posed
to
have
a
period
of
about
120
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j publication of summons herein, to-wit:
23
years.
The
outer
end
of
its
elliptical
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ing Of Righi Of Way.
[klsi-eltaiit]
i on or before the 25th day of June, 1917, meteor stream is situated far beyond
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I said date being the expiration of six the orbit of Neptune. — Los Angeles
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| weeks from the date of the first publi­ Times.
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Salem. Or., May 10—The Southern cation of this summons.
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.06
s Ort
fee
prompt
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TRADE-MARKS, (' •• • .. '. d t. upyrig’.it s regifi
Pacific has asked the public service
Elephants’ Fear of Mice.
And if you fail to appear and answer
i.-ierM. iM-ii'i .' '.culi, .'■toiri 1 or 1'i.uto. lor
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FUEE REFOHT o;. p '
'•! I’y. l*:»t> ntpract-
commission to suspend the fencing sta­ for want thereof the plaintiff will ap­ The reason why one tiny mouse is
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il e exclusively. E*.
L<.ZERENGES.
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tute as to certain stretches of its right ply to the court for the relief demand­ capable of searing a whole herd of ele­
t <■■* .14 i i rî-'DU’H for invaluable book
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'.rt 70 C
I SELL PATENTS,
phants
half
to
death
Is
found
iu
the
of way on what is known as the Marsh­ ed in said complaint, succinctly stated
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w io get a partner,
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i liable information.
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field and Willamette Valley branches, as follows; That the plaintiff have tact that in the elephants' native land
there are little animals known us clia-
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it declaring that they constitute natur­ judgment againHt you for the full sum eanus,
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which feed on a small, sour ter­
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al barriers.
PATFZT
LAWYERS,
of $1,321.33. together with interest ry of which elephants are very fond.
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303 Seventh ft., Washington, D. C.
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60
1 thereon at the rate of 6% per annum They live in settlements, something
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from the 16th day of September, 1912, after the manner of prairie dogs, under
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Mrs. Turnidge Sue Elec­ and
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the
berry
bushes,
and
sometimes
when
for the costs and disbursements of
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this action to bo taxed, including $200. feeding the elephants trample upon the
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tric Companies.
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little
towns,
and
the
chai-auas
in
their
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reasonable attorney’s fees.
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fright frequently run up Hie tubes of
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And you are hereby further notified the elephants' trunks. Their long,
THE DOW HOSPITAL 24
76
40
50
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Willamina, Or,, May 8 -Through her that a writ of attachment has issued sharp claws catch in the llesli. and they
Conducted by Doctors Dow
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attorneys, Heider & Mark, of Sheridan herein whereby the right, title and in­ cannot be ejected, The more violently
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the
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blows through Its truuk
Surgical and Obstetrical
and Willamina, and Erank Holmes, of terest of the defendant in and to cer­ the mouster
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more firmly the hooked elaws of
cases only, received. 28
McMinnville, Mrs. Nellie E. Turnidge, tain real property has been attached the little animal become imbedded in
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He knows YOUR needs.
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,
and
is
now
held
under
such
attach
­
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Graduate Nurses only, employed.
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widow of the late Joseph P. Turnidge.
the flesh, and Inflammation and death
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He knows the NEEDS OF THE
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has started suit in the circuit court of ment.
are tile result. In captivity, therefore,
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atients
received
ai
any
time.
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TOWN.
This summons is published in the the elephants tliink they are in danger
Yamhill county against the Sheridan
Day and night telephone service.
You'll get BETTER TREAT­
Temperature—mean max. 60.16; mean
Light A Power company and the Willa­ Jacksonville Post bv order of the Hon­ of the deadly ehacanns when they see
Phone 341.
MENT
and
BETTER
GOODS
mir. 36 66; mean 48 41 Max 76. on 24.
orable
F.
M.
Calkins,
Judge
of
the
a
mouse.
—
New
York
American.
mina Electric plant owned by J. T.
Minimum, 29, on 18. Greatest daily
in this town than you will any­
Thompson, for $25,000 damages for the above entitled court, which said order
Central
Point
Oregon
A Tala of Six Cities.
was
made
and
entered
of
record
on
the
range,
36. Total precipitation 1.93
where
else.
death of her husband.
Uth day of May, 1917, and in compli- ' There are lit least six cities on this
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .44 in.,
ance therewith the date of the first pub­ continent which every one should see.
on 11-30. Number of days with 01.
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Newberg Cannery Has Con­ lication hereof is the 12th day of May, I . Every one should see New York be-
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inch or more precipitation, 11. clear,
.
cause
It
is
tile
largest
city
in
tile
world
OFFICES
1917.
1; partly cloudy, 14; cloudy, 15.
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and because it combines the luagnlll-
tract With U. S.
M. Dow,
W. E. P hipps ,
Total snowfall
inches
1 cence, the wonder, the beauty, the sor­
Physician and Surgeon
Attorney for Plaintiff. didness and the fchame of a great me-
Precipitation for season, 19.73
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Precipitation for last season 16.69
f.
,tropoli*. Every one should see San
S. Dow,
Newberg, Or., Mav 8—Newberg is |
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Francisco because it is so vivid, so
Seasonal average 18.02
Osteopathic Physician.
Notice for Publication
on the eve of an era of prosperity if
alive, so golden. Every one should see
Heavy fighting has intermitted alorg
E. B ritt ,
the statement that Craig Duer, mana­
306-7 M. F. & H. Building
Washington, the elean, white splendor the western front of Europe, doubtless
Cooperative Observer.
ger of the local cannery, is said to have
Medford Telephone 139,
of which Is like the embodiment of n
D epartment or the interior .
made is true. It is stated that Duer U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon national dream. Every one should see to give Hindenburg time to think up
Medford. Oregon.
another
piece
of
strategy.
has just closed a contract with the gov­
the old gray granite city of Quebec
May 11. 1917.
piled on its bill above tile river, like
ernment, or government contracts, to
NOTICE is hereby given that Milton
CATARRH and
s ipply nearly ll.OO'.OOO worth of fruits Doan, of Jacksonville, Oregon, who, on some fortified town in France. Every
HAY FEVER
•nd vegetables for the army and na­ July 11, 1910, mads Homestead Entry, one should see the sweet and aristo­
vy. All deliveries to be made thin I Serial, No. 06387, for the S' of SE’« cratic city of Charleston, which sug­
2
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
gests a museum of tradition aud early
fall.
*T ALL ORUQ STORCS
of Section 18, Township 39 S, Range American elegance, and of course every­
T ubes 25 c
jars 50 c
one
should
see
New
Orleans.
—
Julian
2 W., Willamette Meridian, has filed
Street
In
Collier's
Weekly.
Strawberry Train
. notice of intention to make Final Five- 1
year Proof, to establish claim to the
Germans Over 60 Are Stand
Victoria and Napoleon.
land above d«sctibe4, before F. Ro.v
Queen
Victoria
once
gave
a
remark
­
The Southern Pacific Company will Davis, IL S. Commissioner, at his of
ing Guard Now
introduce its "Strawberry Special" ficc. at Medford. Oregon, on the 25th able description of her visit to the
tomb of Napoleon I. during the reign
«bout May 10 which doesn’t mean that day of June, 1917.
of Napoleou III. "The coffin Is not yet
Amsterdam, via London, May 9—The
the railroad Is going to compete at all
Claimant names as witnesses:
here," she wrote, "but is In s small
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant says
with the refreshment parlors. Merely Arthur Kleinhammer, of Jacksonville, side chapel of St. Jerome. Into tills
that organizations of volunteers and
the strawberry crop movement will be Oregon. Sam MeConathy, of Jackson­ the emperor led me. and there I stood
old
men of more than 60 years have
in full swing then and California ber­ ville, Oregon, A. Gilson, of Jackson at the arm of Napoleon III., his
been formed everywhere in Germany
ries will be routed north over the South­ ville, Oregon. Joe Golds by, of Jack­ nephew, before the coffin of England's
to guard military stores, bridges, rail­
bitterest foe, I. the granddaughter of
ern Pacific Company's lines on pasaen* 1 sonville, Oregon.
ways, coast defenses and war prisoner
that ing who list cd him most and
ger train schedule. The berry cars
W. H. C anon .
camps.
who most vigorously opixxed him and
will leave Sacramento for Portland and
Register.
this very nephew, who bears his name,
They replace younger men for serv-
Northern pointa every night beginning
being my nearest and dearest ally!
ice at the front.
some time this week. They will form
Surely the water is a great political The organ of the church was play ing
a portion of Train No. 16. Sacramen­ leveler. T. R. conferring for an hour 'God Save the Queen' at the time, and
Do memories of Cervera’s squadron
to and Fresno valley points will do with President Wilson is the best evi­ tills solemn scene t<■> k place by torch­
still
linger in Boston, where bom barri -
moat of the shipping with a few sars dence
,
that politics has been pigeon­ light and during a thunderstorm
ment insurance policies to the amount
Strauge a ml wonderful Indeed!*’
atill coming up from Los Angeles.
| holed for sometime.
of $4,000,000 have been written?
War and the Call to Arms, Springtme and
the songs of birds mingled with the laugh
of Contented Customers and happy chi I
dren who take advantage of oui Early
purchases and big assortment of up-to-date
Local dealers for Ed V. Price & Co
Taylor- Williams Co.
Jacksonville
, I t
eet
Home Merchant
Keep the Doi
In Town
Drop In And
Order That
Stationery
i
Oregon