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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1917)
J. W. Opp was a recent visitor at Real Estate Ads. Latest Bootlegger Dodge Medford. Is Discovered. Judge Prim was a recent visitor at FOR SALE-A tract of five acre« in Medford. \pld-git. vallee, elise to poitofii'o Harold Kubli of Applegate was in Walla Walla. Wash.. June 19 -Sev mid sellimi; an ideal Ini itimi lor Imi 'b town today. Large eral barrel« of wati r with small tin e limier, conf rii n- rv, etc. Mr. an! Mrs. H. K. Hanna were at , cans of whisky attached to the top of house nearly new, barn with stalls for , Ashland Sunday. tlie casks at the bunghole, have been dlhuis’s Tract fionia 6J0 ft. on Ap Mrs. L. L. Colwill was over from selling at Walla Walla at good prices plegate river. Regni ¡r .-.toppi:/’ place now that the bone div law will s on go for tour st* etc. Will b ; «nil ar a i.ar Medford Thill'S lay. into effect. Sheriff Lee Burner . Treat gain if taken soon. D. W. Bag-haw, H. McDonald of Eugene was a visi ed a man with several in his possession Jacksonville, .Oregon. tor in town Thursday. yesterday and released him on $250 WANTED—An apprentice to learn bonds, but believes he will have to turn typesetting, girl or boy. Apply Jack FOR SALE -The M-La-en p->p »rty him loose as there is n > evidence of o.i Apule pue roa I. Go >1 sai ill h >a* ■ sonville Post. having made any sales. Uncle Hilly Cameron of Uniontown Gus Newbury of Medford passed and neeesciry o i:huildin fs, eiiie.icn i F. W. Carnahan, manager of the , ............. e-------------- was a recent visitor in town. through town Tuesday. park, etc. A n nnber of fine fruit tre s Blue Ledge mine was a business visitor Five Reasons Why Excessi"© Taxes at Any Drink Containing A'co- bearing excellent fruit. Will be so,d Mrs. B. M. Collins of Grants Pass Mrs. John Dunnington was a visitor in this city Thursday. the Outset of War Are Disadvantage was a recent visitor in this city. in Medford Wednesday. at a bargain. Apply at the pr mir s A. Claypoole of Portland, traveling j ous—Great Britain Example Worthy hol Intoxicating. or at office ot Jacksonville Post. George H. Minning of Applegate was salesman for the Pacifi • Paper Co. Attorney E. D. Briggs of Ashland of Emulation—How trio Taxes Should was a recent visitor his city. a visitor in town Thursday. Washington, Junel9- Any drink con- Be Apportioned. ' was calling on customers here Thurs- j tabling alcohol was defined by the post Mrs. Clyde Howey was a visitor in i day. E. V. Carter of Ashland was in town The Government needs Farmers ns By EDWIN R. A. SELIGMAN, a few minutes Monday afternoon. Medford Monday afternoon. Glenn Bailey vho recently enlisted McVtclmr rro.essvi- >.f l’o’ití. al Econ ! office department today as intoxicating well a- Fighters. Two million three liquor within the meaning of the law hundred ’housand acres of Oregon & omy, Columbia I’nlverslty. A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill was a Oliver S. Brown of Grants Pass was as an apprentice seaman in the navy business visitor in town this week. On May 2.'!. 1917, the House of Rep I forbidding mailing of liquor advertise- California Railroad Co. Grant Lands. a recent visitor ’n this city. was called to Portland Tuesday eve resentatives pas cil an net "to provide | ments into dry territory after July 1. Title revested in United States. To Mayor Britt returned Tuesday from ning for final examination. Flora Thompson and Mary Bagshaw Methyl, wood and denatured alcohol be opened for homesteads and sale. a two-weeks visit at Portland. were visitors in Medford Saturday. The final tabulation of Liberty bond revenue to defray war expenses and are excepted. for other purposes.’’ In the original Containing some of best land left in Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna were subscriptions was announced Friday as bill us presented by th»» Committee of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barnum visited The department ruled also that the United States. Large Copyrighted being $3,035,226,850., an over subscrip friends near Buncom first of the week. visitors in Medford Wednesday eve Ways and Means, (he additional reve j prohibition against advertisements ap- Map, showing land by sectionsand des tion of almost 52 per cent. uue to l.e derived was estimated at $1,- ; plies to liquor for scientific, sacramen cription of soil, eiimate, rainfall, ele Herman Walter of the Applegate ning. Excellent home grown strawberries 81l>, -IMO.tn 0. The aineiidineiit to the in tal, medicinal and mechanical purpos vations, temperature etc., by counties. For Sale —Maxwell Auto. 1911 model. valley was a recent visitor in this city. come tax, which was taekeil on to the Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands Lo Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kleinhammer of Fair condition. Price $150.00. E. S. are selling here at $1.25 per crate. bill during the il - i:-sioa in the House, es. Some of the finest we have seen were — ■ ■ Wilson, Jacksonville. cating Co. Box 610 Portland, Oregon. Buncom were visitors in this city Tues was expected to yield another .$40.0(10. grown by Mr. C. F. Hoefs of this Otri or S.-. ii . i 'ii.oiro. day. $50,000 Is Available For Use Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Bartlett of city. In discussing the House bilí, two George W. Trefren, Esq of Ashland Portland accompanied by Miss Cora At The Churches Jacksonville’s subscription to the problems miso; In Crater Lake Park. was a business visitor in this city Tues Basye left for their home Thursday. Red Cross fund was more than $2.00 I. IIow mu h should be raised by P resbyterian day. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw, Mrs. per capita. A like rate th roughotit taxation? Chas. H. Dunford was in from his Clyde Howey, Mary Bagshaw and Cliff the U. S. will raise more than $200,- Albert H. Gammons. Minister II. In what manner should this sum Crater Lake park improvements will be raised? ranch on the Sterling road Friday fore Dunnington were visitors at Ashland 000,000. Sunday Services regularly as follows: (continue this season. United States noon. Sunday. 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School Classes The water regulations limiting the I. l-tow Much Should Be Raised by i engineers of the first rivers and har- Taxation? A number of young ladies from this Floyd Minear and Louise Ensele use of city water for gardens, lawns I hors district received word from Wash for all ages. IIow was the figure of $ 1 .soo.ooO.Ot>o city are holding down jobs thinning were married Wednesday evening. and street sprinkling to two hours 11:01) A. M. Morning worship, with uri ived at ? The answer is simple. When ington, D. C., Saturday that included fruit. Both are well known to many of our morning and evening are now in force. the Secretary of the Treasury i-iinie to in the civil sundry bill, approved June sermon. 6:1.5 P. M. Christian Endeavor Pray Ekron Gall of Phoenix spent a few readers who join with the Post in wish Marshal Wilson reports that most us estimate tile additional war expenses 12, is an item of $50,000 for carrying days visiting friends in this city this ing them a long and happy married ers are cheerfully obeying the rules, Cor Hie year 1917 18, he calculated that I on the work in the park. It will be er meeting. 7:30 P. M. Evening worship, with life. week. which are intended to conserve the wa they would am tint to some $(>.600.- I used for road grading and it is expect- OCD.OOO, of which .$.3,000.000.000 wrs to . ed to be ample for completing the most sermon. A large number of persons attended ter for use during the dry season. Mrs. S. E. Dunnington and Mrs. E. lie allotted to the allien, and $3.000.- I of that kind of work. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even S. Wilson were visitors in Medford, the show ‘‘Flora Bella” at Medford The annual school meeting was held was to be utilized for the do- - eia»------ -— ing at 7:30. Thursday night. Some of those atten M >nday afternoon with a very small 000.000 Tuesday. niestl" purposes. Thinking that It Everyone welcome to these meetings. Edgar B. Piper, editor of the Port ding were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ulrich, number of voters in attendance. Geo. would be n fair proposition to divide Los Angeles Mops Its “i was glad when they said unto me Mr. and Mrs. Mark Finney, Mrs. J. Launspaeh, the director whore term tills latter sum between loans and land Oregon was a visitor in this city let us go into the the house of the Cronemiller, ^Mrs. Nettie Thompson, Brows at 106 Degrees Lord.-Ps. expired was re-elected as was also Mr. taxes, he concluded that the amount Monday afternoon. 122:1. Mrs. Ralph Jennings. Hattie Deneff, Abbott the clerk. The proposition for to be raised by taxes was $1.800,000,- Gretchen Puhi was called to Gold Mrs. Tom Dunnington, Mrs. Clyde 000. Hill Tuesday, ner father having been Howey, Mary Bagshaw, Flora Thomp consolidating with Echo district was Portland, June 18—Los Angeles was There are two extreme theories, each adopted with but one dissenting vote. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE kicked by a horse. son, Dave Cronemiller, Joe McIntyre, The tax levy w is not considered at this of which liny be dismissed with scant sizzling hot yesterday with a tempera courtesy. Tile one is that nil war ex ture of 106 degree«, as againaj a max Services held every Sunday mornii g P. F. Swayne, the well known Wat Cliff Dunnington and Paul Jennings. meeting but will be taken up later. pend!: ares should be defrayed by loans, imum of only 76 degrees at Portland. I at 11 o'clock in I. O. O. F. Hal). kins stockman was a business visitor and the other is that all war expendi T»’e Los Angeles temperature is said in this citv first of the week. Youth, Under Arrest, Is Reg- tures should be defrayed by taxes. to be a record. It was the hottest Everybody welcome. Card Of Thanks Mrs. Julia Beekman, Carrie Beek Each theory is untenable. Officers and member of Jacksonville man and Benj. Beekman left Wednes It is Indeed true that the burdens of point yesterday in the United States ¡siered And Freed. Clackamas River Is Closed the war should be borne by tile pres except Phoenix, Ariz., which ree irded day evening for Portland, where they Lodge No. 10 I. O. O. F. Eagles Ae ent lather than the future generation; 110 degrees, and Fresno. Cal., where rie 157, F. O. E. and those dear friends will spend the summer. but this does not mean that they should the mercury also got up to loti. It was Mrs. Jerry Nunan of San Leandro, who so kindly assisted us in our late Dallas, Or., June 20—Sheriff John be borne by this year’s taxation. 102 at Red Bluff. Cal., and 100 at Sac Oregon City, June 19-The Clacka bereavement, we wish to thank. Cal. arrived Tuesday and will spend W. Orr brought from the Siletz Basin Meeting all war expenses by taxation ramento. At noon today the tempera mas river was closed to all kinds of Mrs. Vernon C. Bartlett the summer with her son, Chas. J. a few days ago John Chamberlain, a makes the taxpayers In one or two ture at Portland was 76 degrees. It. is fishing by order of the fish and game Miss Cora Basve Nunan at hi3 farm home near this young man who had failed to register years bear the burden of benefits that expected to be in the 8O3 this after commission Monday. The river will be Mr. L. C. Basye Chamberlain had not heard of the reg ought to be distributed at least over a city. closed until it is opened by the commis noon. Mrs. J. T. Cook istration order, as he lives on a claim. decade within the same generation. James Mattinglv of Ashland, a civil sion or state legislature. The stream Mrs. Celia Slagle In the second place, when expendi He was allowed to go home. war veteran, aged 69 years, died June was closed to protect the young tures approach the gigantic sums of 15. He leaves a wife and two sons. fish which have just been planted present-day warfare, the tax-only pol BURNS, CUTS Funeral services were held Sunday af there. icy would require more than the total ternoon. and WOUNDS surplus of social income. Were this absolutely necessary, the ensuing hav Charles Sweet who was arrested at Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment 6 Ha il wag Mail Clerk Senf oc in the economic life of the communi Medford Saturday night was given an AT ALL DRUG STORES ty would have to be endtiri d. I ’ ut examination by Judge TouVelle Tues T ubes 25C J ars 50 c lo McNeil’s Island. where the disasters are hi great and day and committed to the State hospi at the same time so unnecessary, the tal at Salem. We have on hand 3 new Johnson Mowers tax-only policy may be declared ini Mrs. Mary Buckley died at her home practicable. Sacramento, Cal., June 19 Elton near Ruch, Wednesday morning, aged and 3 rakes which rather than hold over Secretary McAdoo bud the right in Hocker, railway mail clerk formerly on JKEGON and WASHINGTON stinct and highly commendable cour 86 ye»rs. She was a pioneer of Ore the Southern Pacific run between San age in deciding that n substantial por to next season, we will sell at gon, having come to the state in 1852. Francisco and Ashland, Or., was sen tion, nt least, of the revenues should She is survived by. five children tenced today by Judge Van Fleet to Dl-ectory of each City, Town and be derived from taxation. But when j ' A Vili.ge, giving descriptive sketch of serve four years on McNeil’s island. Lloyd Cameron, son of Dr. Warren he hit ujs>n the plan of 50-50 per cent., •j each place, location, population, te!o- He was convicted on eight counts Cameron, who came home from the na that is, of raising one half of all do iiph, shipping and banking point; io ClaasIfieP Directory, compiled by vy yard at Bremerton about two weeks mestic war e\|«'n<lltures b.v taxes, the charging rilling of the mailsand is said .'Inces and profession. question arises whether he did not go to have secured thousands of dol ago, died Wednesday, June 20, of bron ’OLK & CO., SEATTLE too far. chial pneumonia contracted while at lars. The relative projHirtion of loans to Bremerton. taxes is after nil a purely business Chas. F. Dunford of Sterling was in proposition. Not to rely to a large ex town Friday. Mr. Dunford reports tent on loans at the outset of n war is that the consolidation measure voted a in 1st like. on at the school election Monday Twas Disadvantages of Excessive Taxes. defeated in the Echo district by one Tile dlsiulvant ees of ex i ssive taxes at tlie outset of the war tire ns follows: vote.—Too bad. These prices are away below the present TO 1. Excessive taxes on consumption The decision of Judge Calkins in the w ill cause popular 1« sentment. wholesale price. We bought before the Colby vs Medford suit, rendered Tues 2. Excessive taxes on is i::. try will day upholds the validity of the Hansen disarrange bu Inc- ;. damp i dhuslasin recent raise and will give you the benefit. plan of refinancing Medford’s city in mid restrict the spirit of < ntcrprl-e nt debtedness. The matter will now be the very time when the opposite Is This is the chance to supply your wants at On Sale via California taken to the supreme court for final needed. .3. Ex'-esslve taxes on incomes will de determination. Many dates in June, July, Aug. and Sept. the best possible price. Buy Now. píete the surplus nvnl’able for Invest Earl Polly, cashier of a bank at J incuts mid Interfere with the placing of Liberal Stopovers. Limit 3 months. Keyes, Cal., was shot and killed by a theen unioiis loans whi'li will bene rs bandit who robbed the bank of $850. miry in any event. Polly was eating his lunch in the bank 4. Exce ive taxes on wealth will at noon Wednesday when surprised by cause a serious diminution of the In comes which arc nt pre nt largely the robber. He was a former resident Phone 53. drawn upon for th • u| |" it of educa of Medford, being formerly employed tional and | hilantl ropi" cut i¡ ¡i.--es in the Farmers & Fruitgrowers bank. AT Moreover, these «mr •< s of support His parents and brother reside in Med would be ill' ell up pre -e|y nt tile tine ford. when the need w .<i b ■ ;:i"iitcst. 5. 17 i b i c *'•<• -• ?t of Ivan Applegate who enlisted in the the war v«<d isd ■ . - t .......1/ uvail- naval reserves and who was called to able for the inc oa-.i-q demande that BEACHES duty at Bremerton, early in April, re are aoon to come. turned home yesterday with an honor Great Critzin'a Policy. able discharge from the service. Ivan MANY ATTRACTIONS AND DIVERSIONS Take Great Bril.tin as mi < xmnpl" had been in the hospital for two months During the fir t vear of the war she HESS & CLARK ’ S Stock Food increased taxes o: ' slightly. In order on account of an injury receive I soon to keep Industrie -I:.« nt top notch. after reporting for duty. At the end SANTA ALICIA Olive Oil During the second year she raised by of six months, if he regains his health new taxes only !) per cent, of her war he may be allowed to re-enlist if he so NYAL STONE ROOT For Kidneys expenditures. Luilnu (lie tidrd year On Sale Every Day. Return October 31. desires. she levied by additional tuxes (over Also Week End on Sale Saturday and Sunday. A. D. S. Blood Purifier and above the pre-war level) only This was Red Cross week and the Return Monday. slightly more than 17 per cent, of her people of Jacksonville as usual (held up Fine Line Of STATIONERY war expenses. their end all right. The amount raised For information ask our local agent If wo should attempt to do as mil' I) was $1616.50 in sums ranging from 50 John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent in the first year of tin- war as Greut cents to $100. The committee in charge Britain did in the third year it would Portland, Ore. of the campaign was composed of the J. W.Robinson, M. I)., Proprietor snfibv Io raise by tuxnti-n $1.250.000.- following named persons: Lewis Ulrich, 000. If, in order to I m absolutely on the safe tide. It -'•ome'l advisable to J. M. Williams. W. H. Johnson, Rev. incr'a a- the sum tn ?1.5'iO.Ooo.OOO, this A. Gammons, Emil Britt and G. A. should, In our opinion, Ise the maxi Gardner. On the first day of the can mum vass me committee raised $1135. Minnie Kelly w-s over from Medford Thursday. Roy Ulrich was a visitor in Medford Wednesday. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1917 All work done in 1917 spot cash at W. R. Sparks. LOCAL NEWS Are you a subscriber to the Post? If not, why not? Homer Stephenson of Watkins was Chauncey Florey is able to be out in town this week. •grain. Sheriff Jennings was a visitor in George Neuber was a visitor in town Medford Wednesday. this week. Mrs. S. E. Dunnington is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reter were re friends at Grants Pass. cent visitors in Medford. Jacksonville Post ACciiruc’ivaCniiDism cn the uOLie iijVSiiÜQ BÜI. L0AÍ1S LETTER THAN TAXES Machinery at Cost FOLK’S Business Directory ABSOLUTE COST 4 1-2 ft Mower at $63.00 9 foot Rake at 37.00 Low Round Trip Fares EASTERN DESTINATIONS Fred J. Fick, Jacksonville, Oregon En joy a Beach Ou l ing Trip CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Newport or Tillamook Round Trip Fares Jacksonville Oregon. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
