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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1917)
Real Estate Ads. Flora Thompson was a recent visitor One Appointment For Annapo Less Than Twenty Per For Sale, Tools, Etc. in Medford. Cent Passes Tests. lis Is Available. All work done in 1917 spot cash at FOR SALE —A tract of five acres in A lot of Blacksmithing, Wood work SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1917 W. R. Sparks. ing and Pipe fitting tools, stock <>f Applegate valley, close to postoffice Mrs. W. E. Finney was a visitor at Washington, Aug. 4-Congrcssmsn Centralia. Wash., Aug. 6. —Up to b «Its, old iron, etc A set of 4 wheels and school; an ideal location for lunch Medford today. Hawley has at his disposal the nomi yesterday after noon the Lewis count. I for hack, old buggy, gasoline engine, counter, confecti >m rv, etc. Large LOCAL NEWS house nearly new. barn with stabs for Are vou a subscriber to the Post? nation of a principal and three alter exemption ' board had examined 16(1 etc. now in shop on California street. nates for an Annapolis cadetship for men under the draft ___ If not, why not? law, Of this' Al o: Small cook stove, heating 31 horses Tract fronts <kM ft. on Ap Mrs. John Dunnington was a recen’ Fred J. Fick was a visitor in Med the class entering March 19. Eighteen number inly 29 passed the physical ! *tove, st.p ladders, large camera etc., plegate riv. r. Regular stopping place visitor in Medford. failures in mathematics have caused examination anil did not ciaim exempt- ford ’his morning. personal property r belonging for tourists etc. Will be sold at a bar the rejection of many Annapolis candi ion. Eighty-one filed claims of exempt to the estate of the late Charles 11. gain if taken soon. D. W. Bagshaw, Fred Offenbacher of Applegate was Lloyd Ho vard of Butte Falls was a dates from Western states. rj’.snt viiitir in tov.i. ion and 50 were rejected for | hysical Basye, deceased. Will be sold in a lot Jacksonville, Oregon. recent visitor in town. at a bargain, or blacksmith outfit wiil deficiencies. S S. Bullis of Medford was a visitor J. H. Beeman of Gold Hill was a re M*V<- • be sold separately if desired. i i this city Wednesday. Army OHeers Make Re FOR SALE -The McLaren property cent visiter in this city. D. W. B agshaw , Adm. Mary Bagshaw was a visitor at Med on Applegate road. Good small house Lumberman Is Murdered Mrs. Chester Kubli of Anplegate was Jacksonville, Oregon. cord Balloon Trip. ford Saturday afternoon. and necessary outbuildings, chicken a recent visiter in this city. ——--- —---------- - park, etc. A n imber of tine fruit trees C. I. Dickinson of Sherwood, Oregon Mrs. G. W. Godward was a visitor Grants Pass, Or.. Aug., 10 William bearing excellent fruit. Will be sold was a visitor here this week. Waseca, Minn., Aug. 6—Four officers Camping, fishing and Hun in Medford Friday afternoon. McAllister, sawyer at the Spalding mill ata bargain. Apply at the premises of the army signal corps ended a bal Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass was a loon flight from Omaha on a farm four near Selma, Ore., was murdered today ting Guide. or at office ot Jac isonville Post. was a recent visitor' in town. by Ralph Turpin, a fellow worker. A business visitor in this city Tuesday. miles south of this city today. The Mr. and Mrs. A. Kleinhammer of A fire has been raging in the hills trip of 226 miles was made in six hours quarrel which Turpin apparently began The Government needs Farmers as Buncom were tn town Monday. We are in reciept of an attractive north of this city several days this which is said to be a record. The jour while McAllister was at work, preced well as Fighters. Two million three brooklet, entitled "Camping; Fishing ed the shooting Turpi11 left the mill Miles Cantral of Ruch was a business week. ney was uneventful. for a time after the quarrel and return and Hunting”, which was compile«1 by hundred ’housand acres of Oregon & visitor in this city Wednesday. Herman Offenbacher of Applegate ed. casually took aim and fired three . the Forest Service and published b.v California Railroad Co. Grant Lands. J. H. Crump of Forest creek trans was a visitor in this city and Medford Title revested in United Stales. To S. D. Clark Home Burned. times at McAllister, two shots hitting. the Southern Pacific Company- acted business in this city Wednes Friday. be opene I for h>m¿steads ar.d sale. Western The Fore ’ st Reserves of Turpin took to the hills and is now be day. Containing some of best land left in Medford newspapers report the clos- Oregon with roads, trails, resorts, ing chased by a posse. McAllister died Chas. F. Dunford of Sterling Road ing of three meat markets in that city Philomath, Or., Aug. 7—The house I camping places, mountairs, fishing, United States. Large Copyrighted tonight. of S. D. Clark near Philamath was was a business visitor in this city Tues recently. --------------------- ♦ ----------------------- ’ streams and lakes are described in Map, showing land by sections and des day. Mr. and Mrs. Will Barnum returned burned Saturday afternoon with almost | detail. Complete instructions a e cription of soil, climate, rainfall, ele Crushed Under Paper. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron of Un this week from a few weeks trip at a total loss of household goods. The | given to prepare for a hunting or fish- vations, temperature1 etc., by c»unties. fire started by sparks from the kitchen iontown were recent visitors in this Portland. i ing trip, even to cooking utensils snd Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands Lo flue falling on the roof. Mr. Clark cating Co. Box 6’0 Portland, Oregon. city. ' amount and quantity of food. Mrs. Ida Wilson and Mrs. S. E Dun had many valuable relies of revolution Oregon City, Aug. 9. — Joseph Fisher This booklet contains much useful Mary Bagshaw and Cliff Dunnington nington were visitors in Medford Fri ary days, all of which were lost. an employe of the Crown Willamette information regarding We item were visitors in Medford Thursday eve day afternoon. ■--------- .t n. — - At The Churches Paper company, was caught under ’100 Oregon and will be invaluable to any- ning. County commissioner F. H. Madden Dyurtmile Suspect Sent To Jail pounds of paper which fell on him P resbyterian I one contemplating a fishing, hunting H. A. Car.adav of Medford was a who has been in Alaska looking after yesterday. His back and legs were . or camping trip, in that territory. San Francisco, Aug. 7—A six months’ Albert II. Gammons. Minister business visitor in this city Thursday hie fishery interests has returned. injured and he was removed to his Copies can be obtained from any sentence in jail was today meted out morning, Sunday Services regularly as follows: The county court will hold a special home at Gladstone. Southern Pacific Agent, or will te 10:09 A. M. Sabbath School Classes William Kenney who has been spend Session Monday to consider an irriga to James T. Coday, alias Kazlowsky, furnished free on application to the for wearing the uniform of a United for all ages. ing a vacation at Squaw creek return tion petition and several other matters. States marine without proper authoriz Asylum Patient Runs Away General Passenger Department of the 11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with ed Tuesday. A represenntative of the Pacific Pa ation. Southern Pacific at Portland. sermon. Attorney C. M. Thomas of Medford per Co of Portland, was calling on the Cody was arrested in Woodland, Cal. 6:15 P. M. Christian, En leavjr Pvay- attended the meeting of council Thurs patrons of the company here Thurs recently as a suspect in the explosion Salem, Or., Aug. 9—William Malee, er meeting. Slight Operation On Arm day evening. day. committed to the asylum from Curry at .Mare Island arsenal. 7:30 1’. M. Evening worship,1 wiih Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy Wells who ----------- »!»♦---------- county, eloped last night from the Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson expect to Makes Man Flawless. sermon. have been at Eugene for several months leave Friday for a two-weeks visit Wants Hunting Season Puloff. kitchen where he was working, He is Prayer meeting on Wednesday even returned Wednesday. pot considered dangerous. with friends and relatives at San Fran ing at 7:30. About 50 soldiers of company C. sta cisco. Bend, Or., Aug. 7—With the remov Everyone welcome to these meetings. tioned at Medford, hiked to this city Frank Vetkas of Corning, Cal. and Electric Sparks Dalias, Or., Aug. 7—W. V. Fuller, "1 was glad when they said unto me al of a growth on his right elbow caus Wednesday morning. Miss Lena Barr of Medford were mar supervising fire warden for Polk coun let us go into the the house of the ed by pressure on the joint while writ (From Off Our Wireless) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andersen and ried Sunday afternoon. Rev. Carstens ty, is making an effort to have the ing, the only physical flaw found when Lord. —I’s. 122:1. Mrs. Ralph Jennings were visitors in officiated. hunting season postpone! at least 15 officers’ reserve corps examiners test Me lford Thursday evening. Twenty members of the Ashland 1st days or until after a ram. Mr. Fuller Gen. Scott was referred to merely ed B. A. Stover here Saturday, has CHRISTIAN SCIENCE A war correspondent says that "it is company Coast Artillery failed to pass states that the woods are in such a as an observer of the Russian offen disappeared Stover underwent the op Services held every Sunday morning dry condition that should a small fire the physical examinations at Fort Ste easier to fly than to run an automo sive. but it may be that he had previ eration yesterday when he found that vens this week. get a good start the entire timbered ously given little helpful suggestion« the slight physical disability would at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. bile.” It is further to fall though. keep him out of the training can p Everybody welcome. An ad over the signature of C. B. area of Polk county would be in dan on the side. Mrs. William Finley of Bly, Oregon, ger. should he be granted an appiint- Wolfe of Ashland asking for a nosition visited at the home of her brother J. George Creel’s typewriter appears to inent. M. Dews, of this city Tuesday and “editing, reporting soliciting, weekly Bar Silver Goes Up. have been torpedoed without warning. or semi-weekly;” appears in the last W ednesday. One touch of Teddy gives the whole issue of the American Press, published Drafted Men Remain Vot Federal Judge Maurice Dooling of world vim. in New York. San Francisco, was severely injured in New York, Aug. 8—Bar silver rose Coal and oil are playing out as a re ers In Home States. Mrs. Jane Waterman died at her to a new record of 82'Zi cents an ounce an automobile accident on the Pacific liable fuel supply on railroads and still . cri ko ree I home at Phoenix, Thursday afternoon, Highway near Ash'and Thursday eve in the local market today, the highest i opyimlnsregis- TRAOC-VAHl'.S i I ■««■<*. -.-nil I or Photo,, tor aged 72 years. Funeral services will quotation, according to dealers, in »I- Congress fails to provide laws to de ning. y. Pit lent pract- K Washington, FHKt HU-ORT Aug. 7. —American ÂENCES I« .■«•>.■Ii’.-Ix. ly. be held at the Presbyterian church in most 30 years. The movement was velop electric power. tUf The official records show that 2763 Invaluable book Intimation that Dr. Michaelis, Em citizen soldiers whether located in • ’! -OÁ . 1 « Phoen’x, Sunday afternoon, Rev. Bail- concurrent with a new maximum for I GULL PATENTS. I. '... Il I.,.. V persons visited Crater Lake during the lie officiating. • to g« t a partner, peror William’s new hand picked chan canto iments of the national a: my, I'C'-al « : . :e. I ’.Hable intorniai <>:». i mobilization centers of the national the metal in the London market. month of July in spite of the tact that cellor. is a mystic, will recall various The national food bill, over which guard or even in France with the the road was not open until late in the congress has been jangling for the past Douglas County Has Bum facts associated with the late Rasputin expeditionary forces, may vote at the month. PATEtlT LAWYERS, whether the cpmparison be justified or month, was signed by the president I Ingt >n, D. C fall elections if their respective states Recruiting officers for the Marine Friday and is now a law. Under this not. *........wMssEiarj per Pear Crop. establish voting machines. discon corps have received orders to The Kaiser is enthusiastic tlly in fav law Herbert Hoover has been appoint Provost Marshal General Crowder tinue recruiting until further orders. ed food administrator. or of home rule for Ireland, but not for said last night there was no bar to the The corps is now up to its full 30,000 Rosebug, Or., Aug. 8—Preparations Germany. Mrs. Isabel Langdon and Miss Mabe) voting of guardsmen or drafted strength. You can’t teach an old dachshund soldiers so far as the federal govern Brault of Medford were severely in are being made to harvest the largest OREGON and WASHINGTON According to reports from Fort Ste jured in an automobile accident at Tal pear crop ever raised in Douglas coun new tricks. ment was concerned and that the only vens eleven men belonging to the Med ent Monday afternoon. Miss Brault ty. The growers also expect a good Bernstorff was too shrewd a diplo obstacle would be the absence of ford 7th company were rejected on ac who was driving lost control of the car price. mat to permit himself to be made an slate legislation on the subject. A Directory of each City, Town and count of failure to pass the physical and let it run into the ditch where it Village, giving descriptive sketch of honorary member of the I. W. W., each plat ' , location, population, tele examination. Airplane Strikers Return. turned over. however much he may deserve the dis graph, shipping and banking point; No Government Reward forPot- George Von der He'len of Eagle Point also Classified Directory, compiled by tinction. The county court has plans for a business and profession. has beer given a captain’s commission new bridge across the Applegate river When the people of Germany lose ash Discoveries, L. POLK & CO., SFATILE Berkeley, Cal., Aug. 6—Work in the in the artillery corps of the new army. near Deb McKee’s ranch, which when their dream of world empire establi-h- Mr. Von der Hellen served several years built will eliminate one of the worst Hall-Scott airplane engine factory, The Government has offered no re e I at other’s expense they will be a in the Philipines. ward to the discoverer of deposits of hills on the road to the Blue Ledge. which was suspende ! by a strike of un more neighborly lot. soluble potash. When it is realized A letter received by Mrs. Bailey Two other bridges farther up the known instigation, was resumed this American Soon there will not be an morning. The company authorities de that soluble potash is now selling in ti e from her son Glen, in the navy at San stream are to be built next year. clared their willingness to accept all its left in the American socialist party to United States for ten times the price 1 Francisco, states that he and the Puhi John Peterson, a fire fighter aged old employes. Wood was received from translate its German propaganda into asked for it before the outbreak of the boyB are at the same station and are about 50 years was killed by a falling a military source that the work must the English language. European war. and that no more than 1 , getting along nicely. Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment tree while fighting fire in the Elk creek People who oppese government f >od ST ALL onus STORZS Jasten Hartman who has been fight district Monday afternoon. Peterson be resumed as the company is engaged control apparently do not. want Mr. one-twentieth of the amount common-I in contracts of great importance to the ly used before the war is now produced T ubes 25 c jars 60 c ing fire in the Prospect district for tne was a stranger here of whom little was Hoover to explain why food stuffs are in this country, it will be seen that the i past two weeks returned Thursday eve known. A letter from a sistor at government. cheaper in Europe than here. Government has no need to offer a re ning. He reports the fires are pretty Helmstead, Sweden, was found in his There need be no discussion as to ward. The discovery of commercial Heat Kills 190 In 24 Hours. well under control at this time. Hood River Ready. effec ts. which i id pendence the demo-ratic al amounts of soluble potash is its own re- j Pauline Greaves, who has been em lies should celebrate together. Afrer ward. ployed in the telephone exchange at New York, Aug. 4—While a fall in this war every day should be iniepen- Yakima Hop Buyers Oilier Hool River, Or., Aug. 7 —Replying Medford for several months left Mon temperature has brought relief from dence day all over the world. to i letter just receive I from Bruce 7o Second Liberty Loan day for Bremerton, Wash., where she the intense heat, the board of health 20 Cents Pound The Department of Agriculture re Dennis, director of work of the Oreg' n his secured employment in a telephone has announced that of the 539 deaths ports that the indicate 1 yield of pota be Floated Soon. division of the National Council of De office. reported in the city tor the 24 hours toes will be 452 million bush ds, as fense, County Julge L. N. Blow is Frank Cress, George Bagley and North Yakima, Wash., ’Aug. 1<Q' ending yesterday noon, 199 were due against 285 million kst year, so we can states that Hood River county has al Charles Morgan arrested Saturday Buyers here are offering 20 and 25 cents directly to the heat. New York, Aug. 8 Preparations for ready organized for the purpose < f all eat potatoes again, provide I co >• --------------------- ♦ j*---------------------- night by Sheriff Jennings for import per pound for hops, hut so far as can the floating of the second Lib Tty L >i.n quelling possible labor disturbances. gress allows Mr. Hoover to catch the Grants Pass—Sugar beet crop suffer ing liquor into the State, after a con be learned only a small tonnage has to be offerer! to the public some time More than 50 represe itative busiue-8 f >od sharks. ference with the prosecuting attorney changed hands at these figures and ing for lack of irrigation. oa-ly in the fall, were begun h re to men and orc hard is t.-« have been sworn The corn crop is in licated as consid Portland —Site for a million-bush« 1 some growers sav that the price is "on plead guilty and were fined $25. day by the general loan committee of in as special deputy sheriffs an l will I erable over three billion basheis, which grain elevator bought for $137,000 T. W. Fulton of Medford was a busi ly conversational.” form a home guard. is another big item, for which we are the second federal reserve district. Although the date the second loan ness visitor in this city Tuesday. Mr. all lhankfull. will be offered to the public and t! e Fulton has leased the plant of the Cen Con/ress wants to usurp » part of rate ot int rest it will bear have not Machinist Recruits Wanted. tral Point Herald, lately suspended and the Piosilent’« authority i > ru ining b-e . d .fi dle y decided upon, it w;s will operate the job printing depart Hood River, Or., Aug. 7 A. B. Pro the war. It is th? duty of C »ngruss io sai l it would he about Septempber 15, ment for the present. Later on if con pass laws, and the Presi len’ is the o le and not October 15, as .at first report vost. chief machinist’s mite. United ditions justify he will resume publica States navy, spent yesterday here op to execute them. tion of the Herald. ed. ening a campaign in the county to s< - Gem Razors & Blades, Wilhelm accepts Bethmann’s resign i The city council held an adjourned cure naval recruiis. Mr. Provost is tion with a heavy heart, which is the meeting Thursday evening at which the two Veterans Die. seeking machinists, cooks an I musi Ever Ready Razors & Blades kind of a heart be is doing everything petition for the repeal uf the ji.ney or cians. with nowadays. Fine Toilet Goods, Violin Strings, dinance was discussed. Mr. Bullis was Chancellor Mike is sai l to b: a de on Roseburg, Or, Aug. 1.—Charles present and promised that the compa Liberia Declares War. ” Box Paper—Correspondence cards ly religious man. Probably h? ow -s Harper, age 1 78, for 20 years an in ny would put on a night train as in the "Me his job to his firm belief in th? mate of the Solders’ Home, was buried former schedule, within ten days or Ladies’ Handbags at cost und Got” doctrine. t .day. He was a miner in Jacks« n two weeks and also arrange that con The draft levy appears to have «i- county an I during the Civil war whs gro rcp'ibli ■ >n tli" '« nt of Africa, lies nection will be made with S. P. trains De Luxe Tooth Paste, 20c per tube. ■ l?nce I the claim of St. Louis that she , sergeant in comany F, 1st Kansas declared war on Germany. S «me time at Medford. The pollution of the city is th? fourth city in the union. infantry. Martin V. Andrews another ago Liberia broke off diplomatic rela water by the logging operations of the Wha’ this country so mi to need are old soldier, died yesterday. Andrews tions. The declaration of war now Applegate Lumber Co. was discussed J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor I a couple of up-to-date 1917 m riel ali n w s born in Maine and served in gives opportunity to intern German at length, the promise being made that c imeany A, 1st Maine infantry. Hi m ri hai t nr.'1 • ln-r who have been the company will burn up rubbish along and sedition laws. the creek as soon as it is safe to do so. The kaiser having dropped the p I >t, came to Ro.cburg in 19’5 from the ac use«l of unneutral activities. The Report of Treasurer Dox was read and Michaelis now undertakes to pilot the G irdiner county where he has two United St it«-s was advised to lay of the pittie republic’s action. [ ■ «ns. referred back for further details. dropper. Jacksonville Post POLK’S Business Directory CROUP CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Jacksonville Oregon.
