Jacksonville post., June 02, 1917, Image 4

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Bv RICHARD MARKLEY
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Legal Advertisements.
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Whether the road bonds are voted
When 1 started tu pi act i<-e mediciiie I
or not the auto license and the millage there was one udiuouliioii laid down
tax will have to be paid just- the by Hie gentleman win»* deli', ered’ the
same.
Where would there be any final address to our class wli. » we
: L i Í L Ü c y
Notice for Publication
Seven Pori’ar.d Hotels Alone
Disburse ¿350.000 Annua ly
For Ranr.’i Products.
D epartment or the interior .
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
May 11, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that Milton
Doan, of Jacksonville, Oregon, who, on
July 11, 1910, made Homes!iad Entry,
Serial, No. 06387, for the S'_ of SEJi
of Section 18, Township 39 S, Range
2 W., Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final Five- I
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before F. Roy
Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at his of­
fice, at Medford, Oregon, on the 25th
day of J une, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Arthur Kleinhammer, of Jacksonville,
Oregon. Sam McConathy, of Jackson­
ville, Oregon, A. Gilson, of Jackson
ville, Oregon. Joe Goldsby, of Jack­
sonville, Oregon.
W. H. C anon ,
Register.
you are
in need of
Good Printing
s leadin'; hotels
Seven of Pc"
During the week of May 21-26, in­
were graduated tlinl hud greatly im­ clusive, Highway Commissioners Ben­ annually disbura
n ng Oregon pro-
pressed me. It was this:
r the products of
son and Adams will speak on the ducers $350.900
"Remember that mind lias a great $6,000,000 good roads bond bill in a tile farm. Of tnar total at least $210,-
effect over matter. Therefore try to number of cities in the Willamette 000 is distributed direct to the small
detract so fur as possible from the Valley.
A separate itinerary' has farmer for poultry, butter, egg3, milk,
terror your patients uaturnUy have been arranged for each. Mr. Benson cri am and vegetables. The remain­
of you us practitioners
Above ail will btwacccmpanied by Jay Bower- ing $140,000 is paid out for ham, ba­
things, preserve a cheerful exterior. man and another speaker will prob- con, fisli and fresh meat.
Although the foregoing figures are
The more ho|ieless a case appears to ably accompany Mr. Adams. During
you tile more hopeful appear to lie, the same week W . L. Thompson, the those of the hotels which handle the
for by giving way to your anticipa­ third member of the Highway Com­ bulk of the transient travel in Port­
tions you lessen the patient’s chances mission,
accompanied
by
James land, they do not show all that the
for recovery, ami you may lie wrong Stewart, of Fossil, will make a tjip transient travel means to the Oregon
in your prognosis. Do not force pa­ through Central Oregon, including farmer.
Hundreds of tourists frequently
tients to take your remedies if it can Klamath Falls and Lakeview,
ills
take their meals at a grill, restaurant
possibly lie avoided. Bather persuade itinerary is being arranged.
them or banter them. Remedies taken
Mr. Benson and Mr. Bowerman or cafeteria not connected with the
against u patient's will lire apt not to will make a tour of the east side of I hotel at which they are registered.
act as remedies. Better u prescription the Willamette Valley and will ad­ It obtainable these figures would ma­
terially swell the grand total of what
of something to divert the attention dress meetings as follows:
tills business means to Oregon pro-
from the disease I han fix it on that
May 21—7:30 P M., Sandy.
Notice Of Final Account
May 22—11 A. M„ Hubbard; 3 P. ducers.
disease by unwelcome doses."
used
against
arguments
One
of
the
It seemed to me that there was a M., Gervais; 7:30 P. M„ Mt. Angel.
May 23—11 A. M„ Turner; 3 P. M„ the six million road bond bill is that
lot of common sense in this advice,
the roads to be hard surfaced under ! In the matter of the estate of
and I cut it out of the printed ad­ Marion; 7:30 P. M., Jefferson.
May 24—11 A. M„ Tangent; 3 P. the provisions of the measure will be ¿buries P. Cottrell, Deceased.
dress and pasted it within my writing
"scenic roads” rather than market i Notice is hereby given that the un-
desk in order that whenever 1 opened M„ Shedd; 7:30 P. M, Halsey.
The figures quoted above idersigned, Adm nistrator of the estate
May 25—11 A. M., Harrisburg; 3 roads.
the desk 1 saw tile injunction staring
me in the face, so that it was impos­ P. M„ Junction City; 7:30 P. M., Eu- would indicate that the firmer has a I of Charles P. Cottrell, Deceased, has
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direct and material interest in any
Eighty per cent of the automobiles sible for me to forget it. I truly l>e- gene.
plan of road building such as is pro­ [ filed in the County Court of Oregon,
May
9
6
lieve
1
would
have
built
up
a
large
in Oregon are owned by persons liv­
vided for if it will make more acces- for Jackson County, his final account
ing In the cities, and not one cent practice by observing it bail not that Criswell; 7:2
sible a market such as Portland af­ in said estate; and that Saturday the
in
the
The
dates
very
observation
of
ft
on
one
occasion
of the proposed $6,000,000 bond Issue
fords for his products.
9th day of June, 1917, at the hour of
as
fol-
western
part
i
is to be used on roads in cities. All led to my leaving the profession.
As an illustration of what good ten o’clock A. M. has been appointed
1 had been practicing but a short lows:
the money goes on county roads, and
M„ Cottage Grove. roads mean to the farmer one Port- by said court, as the time when the
as only 20 per cent of the auto license time when, returning to my office one . May 21—7: 30
land hotel pays one producer annually court will, at its courtrooms intne city
M., Newport.
May 22—7: 20
will be paid by those living In the day, 1 found a note from a stranger
$3000 for eggs alone. He pays 33
M„ Toledo.
May 23—7: 30
country, that means that the auto stating that a member of his family
cents a dozen under contract through­ of Jacksonville, in said county, hear
P.
Yamhill;
7:30
p.
May
24
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owners living in incorporated cities needed treatment, but was much
ali objections to said account, and to I
out the year.
will pay $4,800,000 of the $6,000,060 averse to receiving n visit from a phy­ M., Newberg.
There is no question but that with the settlement of said estate, if any
his
Newberg
meeting,
Following
bond issue.—Tillamook Headlight.
sician or taking remedies, He suggest­
the completion of the roads desig­ there be.
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ed that I call without the if tien t’s Mr. Adatns will leave for a whirlwind nated in the bond bill Oregon will at­
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, May |
It is time for us to get out of the knowing that 1 was a physician and trip through Gilliam and Wheeler
tract a good share of the tourist busi­ 3, 1917.
mud. We need and must have good study the case without asking for counties, being scheduled for three
meetings in the two counties on Sat­ ness now largely monopolized by Cali­
W W. C ottrell ,
roads. They will add to the wealth, symptoms.
urday, May 26. He will speak at fornia and estimated to be worth to
thrift and happiness of our people and
Administrator.
This, owing to the rule 1 had laid
that state annually $200,000,000.
our state. This measure ($6,000,000 down, was very easy for me. I went Arlington in the morning, Condon in
the
afternoon
and
conclude
the
day
road bond bill) does not add one far­ to tile house, rang the bell and was
ARE YOU THE OWNER
thing to our taxes; it simply capital­ admitted to the drawing room, where with a night meeting at Fossil.
We have on hand for sale the following
Mr. Adams will conclude the cam-
OF AN AUT0M03ILE?
ises waste. No sane man or woman I was received by a very thin woman
blanks viz:
should offer a single word of opposi­ È who did not appear to know my er­ paign witli a meeting at Oregon City
IN 1 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
If there were only one reason why
tion to this movement.—Governor rand, so I told her of the note that probably on the night of June 1, with
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
Lease,
Withycombe at state wide good roads bad been left nt my office. She seemed a final meeting in Eugene, his home every automobile owner should go to
COUNTY.
Mortgages,
town, Saturday night, June 2.
the polls June 4th, and vote "Yes”
rally in Portland.
to lie slow In understanding me—at
Bill of Sale,
on the $6,000,000 road bond bill it Is I. R. Kline, Plaintiff,
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any rate, tor some reason, did not re­
because automobile owners will pay
Agreements.
Rix years ago the people of Califor­ spond very freely, milking vague re­ THE AMERICAN ROAD—
vs-
XV arrantv Deeds,
1917 DEFINITION for these improvements by their in­ C. . F. Cook, Defendant.
nia voted $18,000,000 bonds for good marks such as "Just so,” "A doctor?"
creased licenses.
roads, The measure received only a "I'll see,” indicating that she had not
Quit Claim Deeds,
Action
to
recover
money.
Hut they will save several times
A strip of unowned land over which
small majority. Last November they been admitted to the confidence of the
Chattel Mortgage,
anybody is free to walk, ride or drive the amount of their license in wear To C. F. Cook, the above named de­
voted an additional $15,000,000 of person who laid asked me to call
Acknowledgements,
mileage
and
tear
of
machines,
tire
—
if
he
can.
—
Collier's
Weekly.
bonds for further road work.
fendant:
The
Tile lady went out of the room and,
Real Estate ontract,
and
gasoline.
Oregon roads are no exception.
vote at the second election was 4 to 1 presently returning, asked me to walk
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Location Notice—Placer,
Auto
owners
will
have
to
pay
the
for the bonds. There’s a reason. Cal­ upstairs. I did so and was ushered
OREGON, you are hereby notified and
Location Notice—Quartz,
ifornians were satisfied with their into n boudoir where sat n girl who
In their campaign of misrepresen­ Increased fee regardless of whether
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
first Inveatemnt. Road construction but for a slight paleness did not ap- tation of facts, opponents of the $6,- or not the road bond bill is approved required to appear and answer the
at the June election.
plaintiff’s complaint against you now
Real Estate Agents (’.ontract,
in California has yielded satisfactory
pear in laid health. She was not even 060,000 road bond bill are making the
If the $6,000,000 road bond bill is on file in the above entitled court and
dividends to the people of that state.
baseless charge that it will cost the
in
dishabille;
lint,
the
older
woman
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
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various counties not less than $10.000 approved by the people, the money cause on or before the last day of the
having left me ivitli her, it was evi­
The State Highway Commission has
a mile to prepare roads for hard-sur­ derived therefrom will be expended time prescribed in the order for the other blanks as fast as possible untii
dent that she was the patient. I went
adopted the following policy with re­
facing by the state; that for this rea­ in the construction of a state-wide publication of summons herein, to-wit: the line is complete. Blanks of special
in armed witli my cheeriest smile, took
form printed to order at short notice
gard to road surveys:
son few counties under the 6 per cent system of permanent reads.
tile girl's timid as a matter of civility,
County money now spent on main on or before the 25th day of June, 1917,
Whenever any County shall make
limitation can afford this expense and
said
date
being
the
expiration
of
six
thereby getting tier pulse—it beat a
application to the Commission setting
consequently wilt not be in a posi­ trunk lines will be used on laterals
forth a desire to do construction work tritie more quickly than normal-sat tion to obtain paving under the pro­ and less traveled roads if the road weeks from the date of the first publi­
on post roads, forest roads or any by her, said something to make her visions of the road bond bill. The bonds carry at the special election on cation of this summons.
And if you fail to appear and answer
other state highway within its limits, laugh mid saw that her tongue was actual experience
i
of different conn- June 4th.
the Commission will authorize a def­ slightly coated. In this fashion I rat­ ties in the state disproves this con-
for want thereof the plaintiff will ap­
BUSINESS CARDS
"During the past winter, sheepmen ply to the court for the relief demai d-
inite location survey establishing tled on, telling her stories mid interest­ tention of the road bond opponents.
ing
her
until
I
had
secured
her
confi
­
grades and alignments. The expense
Morrow County is completing the In my section of the state lost fully ed in said complaint, succinctly stated
ot such surveys will be paid for from dence and a predisposition in my favor. grading and draining of a stretch of 40 per cent of their lambs owing to as follows: That the plaintiff have
Then 1
the state funds of the Commission.
18 miles of road from Ione to llepp- the weather and the inability to tran­
GUS NEWBURY
well ner. The cost for the w’ork for the sport feed from the railroads because judgment against you for the full sum
"But
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of
$1,321.33,
together
with
interest
today.
”
of
the
impassable
condition
of
the
Attorney-at-Law
We cannot conceive how a farmer
greater part of that mileage was $150
Then she told me Unit lier back was a mile. The very most expensive roads,” reports G. M. Blakely, a prom­ thereon at the rate of 6% per annum
can oppose the present good roads
Wil)
Practise
in All Courts in the State
ami
movement when it means bo much to troubling tier and she slept badly
sections of the road did not cost to inent Grant County sheepman. "With from the 16th day of September, 1912,
him to have good roads to take his mentioned symptoms that indicated to exceed $5000 a mile. Under the rul- the good roads provided in the $6,000.- and for the costs and disbursements of
OREGON
MEDFORD,
products to the market, The State me a condition very common and for ing of the Highway Commission it 000 road bond bill we would have this action to be taxed, including $200.
of Oregon is endeavoring to bring which there were a number of simple will only be necessary for counties been able to get the necessary stock reasonable attorney’s fees.
about a comprehensive system of road remedies. When 1 went away I told to grade and drain the road, The food and reduced to a minimum the
And you are hereby further notified
building, which it should have done her that 1 would send her a box of state will lay the crushed rock base loss of lambs, With the bottomless
1). W. BAGSHAW
roads we now have in our part of that a w»’it of attachment has issued
years ago. but. strange to relate, ob candled fruit, n few of which I thought and the paving.
the state, that was impossible. This herein whereby the right, title and in­
jectiou is raised by farmers, who will she would like every day. Then 1 left
Attorney at Law
be the most benefited by a system of her to have some medicine I intended
To be sure, the money from the is an element that enters into the terest of the defendant in and to cer­
hard surfaced trunk roads.
Take for her divided among half a dozen (road) bond sale will for some time prevailing high cost of living. Less tain real property has been attached
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
CONVEYANCER
Tillamook County for an Illustration real candied fruits and sent them to to come be spent mainly on trunk stock means constantly increasing and is now held under such attach­
1
The
people
of
my
higher
prices.
her
witli
my
compliments.
with a hard surfaced highway through
roads which will not seem directly
ment.
Office with Jacksonville Post.
the county. The farmers would use
I called again soon and asked the to benefit the farmer. But they will county are emphatically for the road
This summons is published in the
bond
bill
and
any
other
legislation
It 12 months of the year and the sum
lady who had received me how she benefit him directly. If the trunk
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE.
mer auto travel three months of the bad managed to impose upon the lines do not pass his front door they that will improve existing conditions Jacksonville Post by order of the Hon­
year.—Tillamook Headlight.
young lady that 1 was not a doctor; are seldom many miles away and ev­ in the matter of transportation in ru orable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
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above entitled court, which said order
that it was Important that I should ery rod of good, hard surface they ral communities."
I don't believe In going In debt for know what story she bail told la order give him to travel on means a saving
was made and entered of record on the
II. K. HANNA
"With good roads. Eastern Linn 11th day of May, 1917, and in compli­
something that we don't need, and I that what I should say would tally ' of time, money and horseflesh. It
thou-
don't think bonding is the best way. with it. She told me not to worry i means also better schools, accessible County can produce and market
ance therewith the date of the first pub­
Lawyer
But. there you are, under the system about thut- she hud given a good rea­ churches and a general uplift of con­ sands of tons of good products from lication hereof is the 12th day of May,
that this government Is run it Is the son for my culls I asked Iler if I was ditions. to say nothing of growing land now given over entirely to graz-
1917.
only way to get what we need, anil to see the person who had left won! land values But the time will soon ing purposes," announced George Gi-
Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
W. E. P hipps ,
we all agree that we nee.I good roads nt my office for me to treat the young , come wlien the trunk roads will be zendorfer. a good reads hoosier of
Attorney for Plaintiff.
and we know that macadam will not Indy, mid she said lie was away and finished and then it will be farmers' Cascadia, who walked 16 miles to at-
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE.
stand the traffic. Will we wait until would be nwny for several weeks.
day. Laterals will infallibly be built tend a recent good roads meeting at
Lebanon. "With our present poor
we have the money, or go in debt, for
By the time he returned 1 had made to connect rural communities with
Rolled-oats Bread
roads, it is impossible for us readily
what we all say we need? I have
love to my patieut mid she bad re­ the central arteries so that the farm­
to reach the market with such prod­ 2 cups boiling water
eome to the parting of the ways, and
er
can
speed
all
the
way
from
his
sponded favorably. Indeed, she sent
DR. T. T. SHAW
i ucts. with the result that this acre­
say, I believe those men who figured
me to him—a mere form, she said—be gate to the city on a hard surface. age, so adapted for agriculture, is '2 cup brown sugar
on the license paying for the bonds
This is worth working for. It is
2 teaspoons salt
know what they are talking about.— being her uncle, to ask for her hand. worth some waiting and sacrifice.— chiefly valuable only for grazing pur­
Dentist.
poses. With good roads that would I yeast cake
C. A. Schoebel, Clackamas County I did so. announcing myself ns the Bortland Journal.
physician
he
bad
asked
to
treat
a
'
4
cup
lukewarm
water
make markets more available, stock
farmer, In a communication to tho
member of his family.
Office Upstairs, over Daniels for Duds
Oregon City Enterprise
Without entering into the merits of can be moved farther back and this II ■ cups rolled oats
“
Well,
”
he
asked,
"did
you
pull
the
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the road bond law, there can be no land developed in an agricultural 5 cups Hour.
OREGON.
In arriving at a sensible conclusion wool over the old girl's eyes?”
Dissolve the yeast cake in the luke­ MEDFORD
question of the urgent necessity for way. In this way, the further settle­
I didn't understand what lie meant the adoption of seme plan or system ment of the state would be aided with
as regards the road bond Issue it Is
warm water. Pour the boiling water
not unwise nor untimely to reckon by the "old" girl, but I replied that I that will give to the state of Oregon a consequent Increase in the state s over the rolled oats, salt, and sugar, |
along the line of a twentieth century hnd succeeded admirably. I went on. the roads necessary to the develop production of food products."
and let stand until lukewarm; add the
resident. Do not harken back to the but when 1 said something about the inent of her agricultural prosperity
Considering the activities of State dissolved yeast and flour. Let rise un- ■
days when our grandfathers crossed young Indy he Interrupted me.
Oregon has regions that are as rich
"Young lady bo hanged! She's fifty as the richest, yet they are lying Idle Master Spence on the one hand and til very light, beat thoroughly, and 1
th« plains in a prairie schooner drawn
by a yoke of oxen, but just remember five."
for the reason that the cost of the the number of favorable resolutions turn into two buttered pans. When I
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
that this Is an age of rubber tires.
it came out that the elderly woman transportation of the product of the passed by individual granges on the the loaves have doubled their volume i
Permit a few present day arguments was my intended patient. I bad given farm is forbiddingly great, People other, so far as the grange is eon bake them an hour in a moderate ov­
NORTH BOUND TRAINS,
to confront you, then Isok them myself away to her at my entrance, should give this much thought before cerned in the bond proposition it ap­ en.
sguarely in the face
That is the and she had taken me to see the young ref’isi’,.( to vote on the first big pears a case of whether the deg shall
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8:20 A.M
Portland Passenger
only way to settle the matter honest
lady, asking her lu act In her stead.
ce they have had to begin a wag the tail or the tail wag the dog.
The
Berlin
Government
can
break
Oregon Express
6:20 P.M.
ly. That being the case we are cer
Tfie girl from pure mischief consented cou prehenslve system of statewide —Hillsboro Independent.
strikes in munition works by calling
t»ln that every voter who has not to do so. but there were two of us road construction. —Seaside Signal.
2:18 A.M
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Shasta
Limited
The state pamphlet on the six
strikers to the colors, but that will not
already become convinced that Ore
hoist by our own petard. The two
lion
dollar
bonding
measuri
wi'.i
gon should be pulled out of the mud older ones were brother and sister:
provide munitions for them to use when
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No property owner should complain
will resolve to do his bit by casting the girl wns their niece, an orphan and about the road bond measure. It is be in the hands of the voters
with the colors. Nor will it make
bis vote for the first real sensible possessing a fortune.
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simply a proposition by which the not throw it away without a m
bread.
measure ever placed before the peo
I married her. and "he preferred that state proposes to build a system of study. This sterns l.ke an oppor'
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San Francisco Express.. .9:06 A.M
Students of currency system foresee
fla which was
for iniprui«»l roads that «. <
-— Intended
-------—J to do a real
I devote nivsclf to taking care of her permanent highways from revenue al
good for the state and not make a
j
situation
when
it
may
be
different
to
likely
to
get
again
if
not
t
ready provided and without auy in
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.. 3:20A.M
Few (rafters rich —Coo« Bay Harbor. property rather tliau sending patients crease In the direct tax levy.
down—Hermiston Herald
measure the intrinsic value of a potato
candied Fruita.
,s
Ashland
Passenger
4:36 P.M
; 17
in ordinary terms of cash.
economy in voting them down?—Me-
M innville Register.
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7 hose who argue against obtaining
outside money through the six mil­
lion bond issue are working against
the improvement of the by-roads or
laterals which they claina to cham­
pion.—Pendleton East Oregonian.
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"This is the greatest measure ever
contemplated by the state of Oregon."
said Governor Withycombe, discuss­
ing the $6,000.000 road bond hill at
•the statewide good roads rally in
Portland. “It means more to the state
than any measure in its history, be­
cause the one thing we need is high­
ways in Oregon."
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Industrial preparedness, military
preparedness, economic Insurance and
common horse sense rise up to slap
the contrary Mr. Spence's statements
in the face. The bond issue IS prac­
tical, IS necessary, IS without tax
obligation, DOES make the auto own­
er bear ALL the burden and SHOULD
carry.—Astoria Astorian.
Try the
Jacksonville, Ore
Where
you get
best work
at low prices
LECAL BLANKS
Summons
JACKSONVILLE
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