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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1917)
Truth About a "Monster." "P-cking Up Speed.” Rea! Esate Ads. A favorite recomun : : ition In sell A ot<'::ig to the mi< lent writers, the asihsk sometimes ia led eockatrice— ing ii ear is that ii will pi< k up speed : io l.e gi<-utlv (beaded. very rapidly, but It uoulil seem that FOR S \I.E - \ r of ftv a is in A lot of Blacksmithing. Wood work-, Bob Ray of Ruch was in town Friday SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1917 : it: id llm air with a deadly lartii dealers ami muoq/acttirers are A u , * ; g Jissg -s-ssy ; to p. -* - »*?. -e ing and Pipe titling to. Is, stock i-i afternoon. d iilii-d up icueiullou, aii 1 wirtking against their o'-u interests in and school; an ideal location hj - lunch The county board of equalization ' bolts, old iron, etc. A sc-t f 4 wheels i . s v;. e w: > fatal to hot 11 -llgg 'tii-g sill'll me•..->■:» of operation ’-r, c infti_,r.u^*. .vig- , Large for hack, old buggy, gasoline engine. LOCAL NEWS i . .:st. Ti e oiil r cl .■ ■.tin e tli.il io iim is of cars Io m velerule a ear c.-i- will meet Sept. 10. lions.-' "eatît-'new? barn w ih ta').- for I etc. now in shop on California street. i.kl i.no it m l live lhei shd was weighing mote lit.lit u Ion from five Rev. A. H Gammon- visited friends Al-o: Small cook stove, heating . .1 ii ci . s vlie mi' i-ed to miles an I ioiii to forty mile* in tit 34 iiur-.es Tract fronts J t on Ap Mrs. Nellie Finney came in from the at Butte Falls Monday. stove, step ladders, large camera etc., ■ lie ■ r.-wiir? ks with them teen iu twenty seconds means a tre plegate ri. er. R--Ziil*i: - r -q iif place Blue Ledge Wednesday. W. W. Koontz visited friends at being the personal property belonging is a pr te-. : i .i a. ainst I lie luoiisier So mendous strain on every portion of for touri; ts etc. Will Ip, sold at a Lar eisutioii. Asa I. alter of tlie mm hine mid Is especially destruc gain if tai.cn > in. D? W. I ag.'h tw, W f. Grieve of MeJforl was a Medford Monday evening. i to the estate of the late Charles H mm ii k i bisiness visitor here this week. C B. Bryan of Grants Pass was a | Basye, deceased. Will be sold in a lot i '.- k - i . lie i . ¡1-1» is a limmle’s lizard tive of tiles Moreover, tlu-re is no Ja kounville, Oregon. i * at a bargain, or blacksmith outfit will living a quiet l.ie in the woods and reasonable advantage in tlie pro- c lure, Attorney B. F. Piatt transacted re’ent visitor in this city. ___________ _ , , . I feeding on i:i..i ,-is Us appemmi.e. fol tlie time gained thereby could business in this city Friday morning. J.P. Wells has accepted a position in be sold separately if desired. however, is formi bible. ami it is tills, hardly be measured with n stop 'valeti FOR SALE -The MoLsrait jiyoperty I). W. BAGSHAW, Adm. Raymon 1 Bullis of Medford was a ; a government schorl in Alaska. perlmps. that g.:. e it u l ad inline. It in a day's run Tlie remit is attained on Aptilegate road. Gpidsni.ill h ruse Jacksonville, Oregon. glows to a !■ i • th <e f: < ;• | v,eut.i-five In supplying a mu- h greater power and n-'ce -irv o it'mil-iiii^.s, çhicken b isiness visitor in this city Monday. Fletcher Linn of Portland was a to thirty iin li. s. imlml.ng its tail, liian tlie user lias any need for. ami tile park. et -. A n nnber of .fiqp ûpûttre -s ---------- «1.---------- Attorney E. D. Briggs of Ashland visitor in this city Thurs lay. which is Hindi loimvr tlniu its body. prim Ipal use made of it is to jump transacted business in this city Wed Fred Offenbacher of Applegate trans I.isi ¡g fi'.iu its head and inclining a-ross tlie track in front of trolk-y bearing execlli-nt fruit. V$ijli>be sold Electric Sparks nesday. acted business in this city Friday. backward is n l.i. . d. wing-like expan | cars and railroad trains (»nee a year at a b u g ii?. Apply nt ths ••premises sion w Ilii li gives it some resemblance it might save a man's life, imt even or at - .Ii ■ >t J .i.- ; oc. villi- ViJSb. (From Off Our Wireless) T. W. Miles, Esq of Medford was a Ashland dairymen have raised the o the dying lizard. The crest of tills business visitor in this city Friday price of milk to ten cents a quart. Is it not better to fight for liber.y? expansion is forme I somewhat like a then it would not tie necessary if ordi : nary precaution were obseiied in driv forenoon. T<> * G ivernment needs. J-pir ners a3 Judge and Mrs. F. L. TouVelle were Suppose you had to fight for a kaiser. crown, and that gave the basilisk its ing. In tlie meantime tlie ear owner is Judge Calkins held court several visitors at Medford Friday morning. Woodrow Wilson is loved for the name. which is from the Greek word paying for n lot of gas-dinei onsunied by .vella- Fighters. Two million- three days this week for the hearing of meaning king.- Exchange. I tin- excessively large engine, which inis hundri I ’housand acres of Oregon & Col. Williams and H. K. Hanna were enemies he has made. equity case?' been of no benefit to him. Scientific California Railroad Co. Grant I. in :s. visitors at Medford Wednesday after Some people bre shying at Hoverism Title rev -sted in United “States. To Reels With Jeweled Bearings. A merican Miss. Mary Truax of the assessor’s noon. for no other reason than that it means Without a doubt jew. led bearings on be opene 1 for homesteads ar.ii sale. oTice spent Sunday with her Barents efficiency in getting the food to the Mrs. G. W. Ager and daughter of the reel make it run more smoothly An Aerial Shepherd. Containing some ol' best land left in at Gold Hill. this city visited Mrs. Louis Brown at people. and mi l to its life, 'flic lengthened life Tlie little republic of Venezuela United States. Large Copyrighted Mrs Jessie Beatrice Dean of Med- Talent, Thursday. Opportunity knocks at every mans of a reel, du? to the fact that it is boasts of a remarkable bird which can Map, showing land by sections apd des f >rd transhcted business in this city It is teported that Pauline Greaves door. The cowardly man looks around jeweled, more than overbalances the lie trained to tend flocks. Not only- cription of soil, e.imate» rainfall, ele Monday forenoon. added cost over tile ordinary kind. As does tlie yuk a milk, as it Is called. take of this place has been called to the for an exemption. vations, t nip rature otv., ■bV’u »untie-’. Miss Emma Margrieter of Portland U. S. service at the Bremerton navy The pleasure of dropping bombs a general thing, the Jewels are set in the place of the sheep dog. but It is I’ostp.-'i 1 One Dollar. Grant Lands I. - frequently used to guard the borne of removable i-aps at the end of the bear is visiting her mother, Mrs. John 1 yard. is a scant substitute for the German ings, which makes it e:i ,v to keep them its owner. eating Co. Box 6hl Fortlan 1. Oregon. Margreitea, nesr Sterling. dinner parties that were scheduled to ■ lean an I oiled (if course the jewel When the Indians capture a yak a Letters received from Clinton Dunn- Mrs.Gus Mitchall and daughter who ington state that he has enlisted in the be held in Paris, in 1914. ed reel nicks you ik-.-por in the batik milk they find little difficulty In train At The Churched."'' have been visiting friends at Seattle medical corps of the U. S. Navy and is Blowing up Red Cross Hospital is the roll. Imt after a fellow has put in prac ing it to domestic use. It Is attach for the past month, returned Monday. now in California. normal manifestation of a “kultur” tice Work o:i th. lower priced reels mid ed to the farmyard and p norms tlie PltESBYTERIAN that started in by blowing up feels like Investing In one that will same duties as u faithful watchdog. A Peter S. Steenstrup, a former Classes at St. Mary’s Academy, Med iyak-a-inilk soon tennis to know anil lust f>rever, if handled right, then the Albert II. Gammons. Minister resident of this city, bat now in busi ford, Oregon will reopen Sept. 4th. cathedrals. Jeweled reel is the olil.v one to liny. ¡obey the voice of its master. Its usual Sunday Seivi -es regularly as follows: ness in New York, wa3 a visitor here Both Boarders and day pupils are re Mexicans every now and then sus Right down to cases, us it were, till’ ¡gait is slow and sedate, bit sometimes 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School Classes this week. ceived. Full high school course. In pend disorder long enough to ask that Jeweled reel is one that acts I- st in the lit will execute most eccentric move- f ir all ages. I meats. waltzing anil pirouetting In a ballets be politely handed them instead hands of tlie angler who knows how to The annual re union of the Soldiers dividual attention in primary and gram 11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with handle it. It spins with such freedom very absurd fashion Instances are re and Sailors’ Association of Southern mar grades. Exceptional advantages of being fired at them. where yak a milks have defend sermon. Oreg in, will meet at Ashland Septem- in art, music, china painting and mod It must be admitted that some of and speed tlmt it is conducive to back ¡corded 6:45 1’. M. Chriatlan E:> h.-av r Pray lushes with the beginner, who Ims not | ed their charges from attacks of wild bir 10-15. ern languages. For particulars ad those European queens have nut been the thumb work to control ft.— From and savage animals and even driven er meeting. much help to their husdsnds. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson who have dress Sister Superior. “Luke ami Stream Gaine Fishing,” by them off 7:30 P. M. Evening worship, with been visiting friends at San Francisco A new star has been discovered’ Dixie Carroll. sermon. Whistler ’ s Retort. Congress should hitch its water wagon for the past two weeks are expected Prayer meeting on Wednesday even Government Urged To ' Whistler made many enemies, nota Liszt and Helgoland. h >me tomorrow. to it. bly the critic John Ruskin. This did ing at 7:30. Of Helgoland one lias an unexpected The war had a birthday recently, So far as we can learn, the recent Operate Railroads glimpse in Rudolf Lehmann's remi [not deter him from being Indefatigably Everyone welcome to these meeting!. but nobody wished it anv happy re “I was glad when they said unto me rumor of the sale of tne Blue Ledge niscences, puLllslied over twenty years ¡independent as an artist, however. It turns. is said tils mots were quoted every let us go into the the house of the mines to an English syndicate has not ago. Salem. Or., Aug. 23.—The public been confirmed. It is to be hoped that Herr Zimm Tlie artist went to Helgoland in 1849 where. The following letter to the edi Lord,—Ps. 122:1. service commission has received from and found Liszt, the great pianist, tor of the l.ondon Observer is charac erman had no peaceful and restful Mrs. Alpha Hartman left Wednes staying In "that most bracing of wa teristic of bls attitude: day evening for Salem, in charge of a C. B. Aitchison, solicitor for the Na country estate to retire to. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE tering places - a barren rock some KM) Sir—In your report of the Graham sale young girl committed to the Girl’s tional Association of Railway Com To a policy in the United Stales if feet high mid scarcely two miles In cir of pictures at Messrs Christi© w Man- Services held every Sunday morning missioners, a copy of the report of the son's. rooms I read the following: “ The Industrial Home. pressing the war to a close and votii g federal trade commission as to its for peace now’, Michaelis would nut cumference In tlie midst of the North next work put upon the easel was a noc at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. sea.” turne in blue and silver, by J M. W his- Walter S. Turner, foreman of a crew recent coal investigation. Mr. Everybody welcome. There were, besides Liszt, half a doz tler. It was received with hisses." of men at work on the government i Aitchison directs particulai attention object. May 1 beg, through your widely spread en well known people staving in Hel road at Crater Lake, was kilied bv a to the part of the report suggesting The Kaiser has beeu compli newspaper, to acknowledge the distin pre nature explosion of giant powder that all tratsportation companies be menting the troops again but in their goland. mid Lehmann calls It "this en- guished. though 1 fear unconscious, com chunte.l Island." He says It is formed pliment so publicly paid? it is rare that Wednesday morning. pooled and operated on government hearts are the troops complimenting of bright red sandstone, so soft that recognition so complete is made during lifetime ot the palnor. and 1 would Carrie Ryan, the young women who accounr under the direction of the the Kaiser. the sea. washing away some of its tlie wish to have recorded my full sens© of base. Is dyed red for some distance. was with W. O. Wimner on his boot- ‘ president. Under the olan the owning this flattering exception in my favor. The day probably will come when Since Lord Salisbury ceded the little leqging joy ride a couple of weeks ago, corporations are to be paid a compen the Kaiser will secretly envy the ex ■ .F- ll.j.t’ . - • c? Y c YFE Island to Germany nt least £20.<0o.000 The Sea Otter. w is released from the county jail sation which would cover normal net tent of power p03«essed by King 1 < ..| yi v . Hr/■” J- m J tnaoc - marks • were spent in fortifying Helgoland.— - « I vr 1 ■' •. t<>r f The sea otter Is nearly twice the size v. I’ >:> ni praa- k Wednesday and has gone north. profits, upkeep and betterments. George. j F.(tt REPOni ■ Loudon Chronicle. ■ 1. t L.’ Cl . RKNCS1 of the common river otter, mid the fur. ' >r fnv »lu Mc N« k Mrs C. A. Malone of Ashland is Probability is that when the average without tinisliii , or preparation of any 1 Lt PATEF , ‘ ■ - -0W TO C T 1 yisiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Here ’ s Your Hat: Stay Awhile. German regiment prepares to make an 1 [ kind, is more beautiful as it Is stripped Of F. J. Fick. She expects to join her Towns Oppose Erection It is the None Dimittls-the art of from the animal than the richest seal ! :h L attack, its aim is for a successful husband. Captain Malone, next week S L a $ W Iki h tw UVi surrender where square meils are tlie peaceful depart: re. To know when skin. which tins to lie scraped, plucked Warning At Crossings to go and how to let go after "mine of the long upper hairs mid then dyt-il at Ft. Stevens where he is stationed ■ PATENT LAWYERS, plentiful. eyes have seen '—yes. Unit Is a flue art before it could be recognized ns the igton, D. C J ^303 Seventh St., . with the 1st company of Coast ---------------- KIz«---------------- Indeed. I.enru the art of terminal fa beautiful object wlili Ii tlie finished fur •’àcùisÌAr.— iu-- - - - Jr Artillery. Salam, Or., Aug. 28. Requests to Port Orford—Old Blanco mine is being cillty mid save a world of apologies undoubtedly is. In the sea otter's fur be relieved from the operation of the ' The miners employed in the copper equipped with new machinery to treat and regrets afterward. Learn not tu the soft undercoat, tlie true fur. Is ns mines in Snasta county California, are statute, requiring the installation of 5oo tons gold-platinum sands dcily. linger over anything, even n telephone thick as that uf the seal and nearly Long conversations long explanations twice us long, while the long outer on a strike aDd mining is at present on warning signs on railroad crossings in a standstill. Saloons are closed and a side of city limits, have been filed Coos Bay—40 families of Belgians to long letters, lung farewells, long hairs are us soft as a sable's tall mid OREGON and WASHINGTON prayers In public, sermons or speeches often n pale gray, which gives to tlie force of deputy sheriffs aro out to with the public service commission by locate as settlers and long spun out stories—pray avoid whole coat mi nppearauce us of dark the towns of Jacksonville, Marshfield Reedsport—Shipyard proposed here. perserve order. them. Come to the point < n time. De and Cove. A Directory of each City, Town and Enterprise—has a second newspaper, part gracefully Peace will then pur fur slightly frosted over. George W. France, a Douglas county Village, giving descriptive sketch of trie Wallowa Connty Reporter. postmaster, pleaded guilty at Portland sue you. Leave a wish and longing be eat h pla< Io<-ation, population, tele- The Traitor»’ Gate. ; 11 ' • Wednesday to the charge of trying to cause you have gone. I.earn to let go One of the most famous entrances In also Classified Directory, compiled by of Utile things today and yon will lie the world Is doubtless the ancient dissuade men from enlisting in the navy 1000 Bushels Of Wheat Are I usinvss and profession. Used to It. ready to decide quickly at tomorrow’s Traitors’ gate In the Tower of Lnpdon I * He was sentenced to serve one year I. I’OI.K * CO., SEVTTI.E Burned Near Dufur “I beg your pardon. I didn’t mean to crisis and to depart In peace.— Chris It was through this portal for several in the Federal prison at McNeil’s step on your foot.” tian Advocate. centuries that traitors wore conducted Island. The Dalles, Or., Aug. 28.—Starting I “That's all right. I walk on ’em my from the banks of the river Thames Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, Mr. and self.’’—Ohio Sundial. Important Trifles. Into the tower. To Americans proba Mrs. Chas. J. Nunan returned Monday as a result of a spark from a thresh The most trifling actions that affect bly the most familiar of those unfortu He Went. a mini's credit are to be regarded. The nates was Sir Walter Raleigh. evening from a two weeks camping ing machine, a fire destroyed more He <11 p. ni. at the piano)—Whnt sound of your hummer at 5 In tlie trip ou the south fork of Rogue river. than JOO) bushels of grain on the Coral Builder». They had intended hunting deer but Harold Heisler ranch, near Dufur, ' shall I sing next? Site—"Home, Sweet morning or 9 nt night, beard by n cred Home,” without any variations.—Puck. itor, makes him easier six months Coral reefs mid Islands are formed the closing of the season on August 21, Saturday afternoon. longer. But if lie sees yon nt n bil by the coral building polyps. These rither spoiled that feature of the trip. liard table or hears your voice Ht n tav aninials II'e only in clear water, tlie Mr. Ulrich got a fine buck before th? ern when you should be at work lie depth of wlih-li Is not greater than season closed, however. sends for his money tlie next day.— about twenty-five fathoms and the ECONOMIC and MILITARY Benjamin Franklin. temperature of which does not sink be Southern Oregon Traction Com The adjutant General’s office at PREPAREDNESS low G8 degrees F Portland has iasj id notice that mili Good Policy. pany Time Table No. 5. tary patrols are operating in every “I never Interfere with other peo + 4- 4- 4- -I- + -I- -I- d- part of Oregon where there are forists ple's affairs." + 4 and warns the public to b- ex're-n.-ly In addition to complete courses in general and “No?" 4- PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. + Effictive August 23d. 1917. scientific education, offers full opportunities In careful about lighting fires as the “No: I stopped that years ago. when 4 + I. i ave Jacksonville. patrols have orders to shoot public I cheeked up and found that all the MILITARY DRILL, DOMESTIC SCIENCE * St. Vitua’ Dance. 4 money I had ever made came from 4 Chorea, or St. Vitus' dam e. Is 7:30 a. in daily except S enemies caught setting fire to the I ARTS AND COMMERCE minding my own business.”—Detroit 4 a nervous disease characterized forests. 7:50 a. m Sunday only Plan for effective future service. Your country needs it. Send for free illustrated booklets,“Train Free Press. by irregular and perfectly invol + 8:30 a. m dully except S 4 Rankin EBtes of Melforl aid a the Brain for Peace or War*’ and "The Woman and 4 untary muscular contractions -b 9:00 a. m. Sunday only the University." Address Registrir, Nature's Judgment. Portland man were arrested on the 4 The disease occurs most com 10:.?i ) a. m . daily except “ Nature deals wisely with us." Siskiyou highway Welnesdav night ■ UNIVERSITY GF OREGON. Eugeni, Oregon 4 monly in childhood nnd Is prob ll:",0 a. m. daily except Sunday “ Huh?" for transporting liquor unlawfully into ably caused in most cases by •c 2:00 p. m. daily “She apparently doesn't furnish any 4 the action of some bacterial poi the s*ate. Special officer Porter made 4 diamonds t<m large to tvear.”—Louis 3:00 p. m. daily 4 son on the nervous system It + the arrest. It is reported that 72 I ville Courier Journal. 4 often follows one of the Infec + l:”0 p. m. d lily gallons of booze were found in their 5:00 d . m. daily (Note I) 4 tious diseases of childhood mid possession. Estes is proprietor ot a The Authority. 7:15 l’. m. (l:.ily (Note 2) 4 is especially frequent after at pool room in Medford and has been “Tell me, my man. do you exercise 4 tacks of acute rheumatism. + suspected for some time. Leave Medford. your marital prerogative and dominate 4 The treatment of chorea calls + your xvlfe? ” + Rankin Estes of Medford and C. H. 8:00 a. m. daily except Sunday 4 for us much quiet and seclusion “Better ask her She's the boss."- 4 as possible, for an amide diet + Gem Razors & Blades, Smith of Portland pleaded guilty to the 8:30 a. m. Sunday only Baltlmore American. 4 with plenty of fat mid for tonics. + 9:00 a. m. daily except Sunday charge of illegally importing liquor in 4 The patient must avoid musou- + 11 :Q0 a. m. daily Ever Ready Razors & Blades to the state and were fined $500, and Disadvantages. 4 lar exercise nnd nervous excite- + given a sentence of six months in the “Here's a man died from the effects 4 went, He will get much lienefit + 12:00 Noon daily except Sunday Fine Toilet Goods, Violin Strings, county jail, by Justice Tayi >r at Med of < bowing phosphorus on matches." 4 from rest In tied for several + 2:30 p. m. daily “That is wliat comes from putting 4 hours each day. ford Thursday afternoon. The men + 3:30 p. m. daily ’’ Box Paper — Correspondence cards oneself too much on a light diet."—Bal 4 were brought back and placed in the in very severe cases death may + i 1:30 p. m. dailv timore American county jail in this city. Thursday 4 occur from exhaustion, but as a + i 6:00 p. m. daily Ladies’ Handbags at cost 4 rule recovery takes place In from + night Sheriff Jennings went to Estes’ From Riv -rside Avenu». Punishment. 4 six weeks to six months. Since + residence and secured about 35 gallons De Luxe Tooth Paste, 20c per tube. Caller—Here are some verses I wrote 4 the movement» cannot be con + 1 10:30 p m. daily except Sat Si Sun. of whiskey which had been cached What ought I to get for them? Editor 4 trolled by tlie will, admonitions a. [ 11.00 p. m Saturday & Sunday only. away. Friday morning the sheriff and (N- te liRuns to Medford depot and (after glam-fug over lines)-I am an ed 4 to stop tlieui are cruel ui d ts-nd deputies emptied about 112 gallons of Itor. not a magistrate. — Boston Tran 4 only to Increase the trouble. I waits until 5:50 p. m before going to J. W. Robinson, M. I)., Proprietor booze into the creek, it being the x The medical treatment must. < f + ; East end ot I'ne. script. _____________ _ x rntirie lie pres- rilrt-d by a phy + whiskey found in the cars when Smith <N<>' 2) Rn> - to Medf- rd depot only Man sinks tiencsth his load when + sician. and Estes were arrested plus the 35 unlei - .rryiug passengers for beyond. fear rises In Illa heart, drive away bls z. + gallons secured in the raid on Estes', U. S. Bri.Lls, fear am! you will divide tils load. l x x x a. j. 4. x -I- 4 4 4 4 • 4» house Thursday evening. Gen. Freight & Passenger Agent. I - . ■— —»-r zc Jacksonville Post For Sale, Tools, Etc. Monday will be Labor Day. Cecil Ayer was at Talent Friday. ■MÉ a In ' ROLK’S ¡» Business Directory THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Jacksonville - Oregon,
