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JACKSON MLLE POST-:- Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon k weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher Entered as second*class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. L—- »• ■ — Teo Much Simplicity K_ , Ey ALAN HINSDALE ----- - _ tM Notice of Change of Name te We hereby notify our patrons and the public that the corpora Well, I've come to grief nt last tion known as Taylor-Williams Company, has been dissolved: that Three of us held uji a train and got SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on away with a lot o> money there «as In Jno. M. Williams has purchased all the stock of the former concern the express car. The .citizens livin' by application. the road made up a posse and got alter and will continue the business i us. We separated, each man lookin' [ out for himself. 1 kite« of a house Striking Carpenters At Schcol Children Contribute To where lived a girl that I'd laid some experience with a good while before Work In Statt le War Library Fund I thought I'd rather risk myself in that ■A.aHI T’" ' house than any other. The experience 1 speak of was tills Seattle, Wash., Sept. 24. —Striking Patriotic contributions wree made by I was on the road lookin' out for some under the trade name of nearly every child in the local schools. I nnion carpenters returned to work tl is plu< e to make a haul when I passed a There was some competition between morning on all jobs controlled by the house that looked kind o’ tempting. 1 the children in the four room.). Results Master Builders’ association. The carp knocked at the door, and a very likely show that grades 9 10 and 11 headed ie ters struck us part of the boycott on lookin’ gal opened it. I told her that I the list with a contribution of $4.65. 1 10 hour-|umber. The master builders was down on my luck. 1 hadn't had A Mr. Godward and Miss Hurd teachers. aomplained to the carpenters national anything to eat for two days and The other rooms are mentioned in headquarters. Headquarters recom- wouldn't she give me somep’n to eat ; mended tl at the men live up to their That’s all I wanted—somep’n to eat. the order of their contributions. The capital of the concern is not impaired in any way by the The gal didn't give me a bunk of Grades 4. 5, 6, Mrs. Lewis, teacher, agreement with the master builders bread and a slice o' meat and tell me and today’s resumption of work w: s to move on. She went to work and change: the interests purchased by Mr. Williams have been paid for $3.55. Grades 7 and 8, Miss Becroft, teacher the result. Today’s action does not cooked me a meal. While she was in with private capital not belonging to the corporation and the pres affect the striking carpenters of the the kitchen I was in the livin' room. I $3.00. bad learned that some people are in Grades 1, 2, 3, Miss Wendt, teacher, ! Seattle wooden shipyards. ent management is fully able to supply your wants in all our lines. clined to put valuables in such places $2.71. as uo one would be expected to bide The following is a list of the indi Po ta toes Ea s ier ’em in, and that's where I did my In viduals making contributions to the Persons having claims against the old firm are request vestigatin*. 1 dived into a pair of old patriotic fund:- shoes in a closet, a vase on a mantel 7';' ed to present the same by Octoer 1st, if possible. Portland, Sept. 29.—There is an and other such places as nobod.v but u Grade I. —Billy Ravbould. Atiste Rock, Minnie Hueners, Wilma Bailey, Gladys easier feeling to the potato market and fool or an expert would think of look Berry, Carl Larson, Eddie Fleming, sales are made as low as $1.5h. Others in’, but didn't find anything. But when We thank our patrons, one and all for the business given us in Margaret Trenna, Thelma Larson. are asking $1.75 while extra fancy sell I opened a clock that stood In a cornet Grade II. —Gaynell Kelley, Charles at $2,00 per hundred. Receipts are and swept the bottom with my hand 1 the past and ask a continuance of your favor in future. We aim Bordwell, Ilorotha Florey, Hilda Sing- heavier which cause the decline in the ran against a stockin’fnl o’ sotnep'n I yanked it out and opened it and found l.r. price. to please, in Quality, Price, and Service. it full o’ bills and gold and silver. Grade 1II. —Ernest Huenere, Geral I put it in my pocket and said noth dine Gardner, Orpha Ager, Rose Meanwhile the kaiser’s promises, in’ to the gal about it till after I'd eat Singler. Emma F. Wendt, teacher. like German exchange, are away below en tlie dinner she’d cooked for me Grade IV.—Jessie Coleman, Venita par. Then I said to her: Anderson, Kathryn W. Archie Rock, "You're a mighty good gal to treal Riga has been abandoned by Russia. Annie Patten, Margaret Launspach, But the prospects a few months ago me so well, and I'm goln’ to repay you The People’s Store. Phone 142. Vivian Miller, Ruth Luy, Constance. were that the whole war would te for your kindness by givln' you n point. If you have valuables to hide don't put Bordwell, Nita Johnson. abandoned bv Russia, so things might 'em tn such places as no thief would Grade V.—Beatrice Eaton, Raymond be worse. l><> expected to look for 'em. The best Singler, Beth Ager, Francis Harrell. ----------- er» place for valuables is In a safe. If Grade VI. —Ruth Fleming, Robert von're g’kn’ to keep 'em in your house, Broad, Lawrence Harrell, Molly airy 'em »here any one'll have to dig Bailey, Farrall Rock, Otto Hackert, up a lot o' dirt to find 'em. Thieves Marguerite Sparks, Clair Coleman, are too lazy to work.” When I had said this I showed, her Whore trained aperialistn with modern lab Helen Bordwell, Bernice Reter. Gold Shipments To Spain •ratorie« and adequate equipment give in the stockin’ full o' money. Yon should For Sale, Tools, Etc. Daisy Lewis, teacher. struction loading to collrgiate degree» in the a seen the expression on her face—an Grade VII. — Rudolph Singler, Lewis To lie Stopped following school*: •xpresslon of surprise that 1 should Thompson, Zita Singjer, George Shafer, AGRICULTURE, with 15 department!; have thought to look tn the clock for Washington, Sept. 24 —Treasury Majorie Boldwell, Katrina Johnston, A lot of Blacksmithing, Wood work COMMERCE, with 4 departments; valuables. officials, carrying ont the government’s ENGINEERING, with 6 departments, in Paul Luy, Johnnie Niedermeyer, John ing and Pipe fitting tools, stock of “ Well, 1 declare!" she said. "What eluding Civil, Electrical. Highway, Industrial policy governing the conservation of Hueners. bolts, old iron, etc. A set of 4 wheels imide you think of looking for onr vain- Arts, Irrigation, anil Mechanical Engineering; gold, have virtually decided upon a Grade VIII,—Carl Johnson. Henry for hack, old buggy, gasoline engine, FORESTRY, including Logging Engineer hies at all, mid how did you come to Niedermeyer, Paul Ager, Richard ing think of looking in the clock? I'm policy prohibiting the export of gold to etc. now in shop on California street. much obliged for the lesson you've Spain. No gold has been licensed for HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 major depart Singler, John Ryan. Laurence Smith, Also: Small cook stove, heatir.g export to Spain since the President’s Belle Fleming, Mary Ryan, Josephine menu, including training in the Practice taught me." stove, step ladders, large 'camera etc., Hense ; She put out her hand to take the proclamation became effective, except Greaves, Rena Harrell, Ruth Eaton. being the personal property belonging MINING, with three departments, includ swag. Do you know there was such several small shipments already loaded A. M. Becroft, teacher. Ing Chemical Engineering, to the estate of the late Charles H. dead innocence in her that for the life aboard steamers. High School. —Elva Coleman, John. PHARMACY. Basye, deceased. Will be sold in a lot of mo I couldn't make u move to stop THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, offers instrue F. Johnson, Valentine Singler, May at a bargain, or blacksmith outfit will tier. 1 was just paralyzed by her sim Prince Wants Captive Corthell, Grace Van Horn, Ruth tlon in the principal departments of vocal plieity anil confidence. She took the be sold separately if desired. and instrumental muaie. Launspach, Lucille Abbott, Agnes D. W. B agshaw , Adm. THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, enrolled stockin' with all ttiere was In It right American Band, Earnest McIntyre, Leora God 1985 endetg. in 191ft 17. and won recommen out of my hand. Before she did so I Jacksonville, Oregon. ward, Louis Jennings, Louis C. I’uhl, dation for O. A. (', from the Western Depart had no more idea of returning the tinil Fred Sparks, Paul Jennings. Anna ment of the U. S. War Department as one of then I liml of givln' tier a ten dollar Geneva, Sept. 24.—Orders have been fifteen 'distinguished institutions” of gold piece 1 had in my pocket. But Hurd, teacher. G. W. Godward. Prin, the higher learning. All cadets will be furnished after tier display of misplaced conti given by Ciown Prince Rupprecht of Highest quality, jewelry, complete uniforms by the U. S. Government deuce I took a half dollar out of m.v Bavaria thvt the first American officer repairing, diamond set and the junior and senior cadets, enrolled in All work done in 1917 spot cash at the R. O. T. C., will bo given commutation for pocket mill offered to pay tier for the captured is to be brought immediately ting, watch repairing,' dinner. But she wouldn't take it. agate mounting and jew W. R. Sparks. to hts headquarters. subsistence, as well as all transportation and "The lesson you've taught me Is elry manufacturing. Congress is very jealons of its honors subsistence at the six weeks’ Summer camp worth a hundred dinners." she said, Martin J. Reddy, REGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER 8, such as they are. ‘mid I shall always remember it." 1917. Information on request. Address, MEDFORD. OREGON. Good tobacco will help the American Registrar, Oregon Agiwultur&l College. I just went away without sayin' a Corvallis, Oregon. COUGHS word. It didn't strike me how a gal soldiers to smoke out the kaiser. hml come It over me till I'd got away and COLDS Notice of Sheriff’s Sate. from her. but I didn’t go back on wliat ft.i i Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment Monkeye Are Fighters. I'd done. I says to myself, says 1 By virtue of an execution and order AT ALL ORUQ STORES -g Weather Report. "Most persons will guess lions or "Let her alpne. 1 may lnive occasion of sale duly issued out of and under the T ubes 25 c jars 60 c tigers are the most dangerous animals some day to vouch for what n pure, ucal of the Circuit Court for the S'ate to train." said an animal trainer, "but noble good man I am.” of Oregon, for Jackson County, dated Following is the report of U. S. Vol they’re wrong. Give a lion one good And so it was that when they were September 25th, 1917, in a certain ac- licking and he'll rememlter ft. He lilts unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; after me for boldin' up the train-we Electric Sparks • I tion th rein, wherein Ira Spencer as back only when his man is down or Jacksonville, for month of Aug. did the Job not far from the gal s home lias bin back turned, but a monkey will Latitude 12 deg. 18. min. north; longi -I made for the bouse anil found the | Plaintiff, recovered judgment against (From Off Our Wireless) fight against nny odds, and you never tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. gal mighty glad to see me. 'S. M. Carpenter, defendant, for the can tell when he'll hit back. Even a “There's been n holdup of a train on Neither coal barons nor any other sum of $774.68 and $16.00 costs, which HOME MERCHANT f Give the a medium small monkey can strike a (lie railroad." 1 said. "A posse are class of business men can afford to judgment was enrolled and docketed in t chance to fill your wants. blow that will reach through a coat, Date M aximum Minimum Precipita lookin’ for the robbers. They're takln' fight the kaiser's battle in tho United I taid Court March 14th, 1917. tion vest and two shirts, and he leaves a up everybody they find. If they come Show that you have REAL 53 96 + Notice is hereby given that, pursu nasty wound. The most daring thing 2 I here just you tell 'em you know me to States. CIVIC FR1DE by trading in + 60 96 05 be an honest man." Kaiser Hohenzollern is ¡paying a high I ever did was to go into a monkey 3 ant to the terms of said execution, I 92 61 town. cage and take a baby from Its mother. 4 j will on October 30th, 1917, at 10o’clock 1 hadn't time to go any further for price lor what he may win tn the 93 54 The ordinary house cat is tbo most 5 there were sounds of horses' hoofs marshes around Riga. He is paying it You Can Buy ANYTHING 89 52 J A. M , at the front door of the Court- ♦ stubborn animal under training, but 6 coinin' full tilt. Several men rode up on the western front. 46 86 In This Town. + 1 house in the city of Jacksonville, Jack- tho monkey Is the most dangerous If 7 88 51 to the house and bolted right In. They + sou County, Oregon, offer for sale and War service medals are going to ba 86 52 you work tho Inrger kinds."—New York 8 found ini' readin' a good book I'd taken the great treasures in patriotic fa smiles . sell at public auction for cash, to the 59 87 9 Bun. from the library shelves. But they within a few years. Now is the time 89 48 10 j highest bidder, to satisfy said judg- pounced on mo right off The gal pro Still Worse. 50 98 11 True to His Promise. Penelope—Il's dreadful! Papa wants I ment, with the costs of this sale, sub tested. mnl they asked her who I was to acquire them. 92 56 ate to riarrv n ri >n I h ive never seen. ject to redemption a* provided bv law, "Dearest, will yon let me share your 12 She told ’ em that I was one o the best Neutral nations need not bowl that 13 86 56 every sorrow after we are married?" 14 men she had ever known in her life. I we are starving them. They know the Perdita—That's nicliinir. M.v father | ail of the right, title and interest that 88 53 she whispered ns she cuddled her cheek 15 put on n look so good that butter terms on which meal tide's can be wants me to laarr.i n man 1 have seen. I S. M. Carpenter had on March 14th, 93 55 against Ids. wouldn't melt in m.v mouth Some of bought -that said tickets are absolutely 86 16 62 1917, or has since acquired, or now has "Yes. darling," he replied, again 17 92 'em said I couldn't be n train robber; 1 56 You will never pet on the sunny side in and to the following described prop nontransferable. 92 plucking a delicious kiss from her sweet 18 56 didn't look ft at nil. but one of 'em said by waiting for the world to turn round. erty, situated in Jackson County, State 19 89 58 German newspapers are peeved be —Atlanta Con aitntlon 111”-. they'd better take me along anyway. 88 53 j of Oregon, to-wit: It was the same Indy who two years 20 Finally those who wanted to leave me cause President Wilson says that the Passible Urifli.i of Khaki. 89 56 21 later wearily cried out: There are many versions of the prevailed and they rode away But imperial German government is a liar— An undivided two-thirds interest in 98 55 22 "Oh, Tom, why can't you ever come 23 orfgiu of khaki, but one that Is new to and to the following described property; they hadn't gone far before they came not because it is. 59 106 into the house without bringing a talc 24 me comes from u veteran of the Mini back, ami one on 'em said to the gal: 87 62 If the "council of peace would take sters who followed Nieliolsoii through The Knacker Belle Quartz Lode Min of troulMe with you? I'm so sick of 25 "Wliat do you know about Ibis man 67 76 ing Claim Number One, situated in the the dynamite bombs off ns olive branch the breach ut Delhi. bearing ntsiut liow hard you have to anyway?" VO work to keep the bills paid."—Chicago 27 86 54 During the siege there, lie tells me. Applegate Mining District of Jackson "Why. he come here one day and It would be more welcome. 85 53 Herald. 28 asked for something to eat. While I If passing events do not m ike geog It was notlied tl nt the white drill uni County, Oregon, and recorded in Vol 25 84 29 was cooking It for him he taught me a raphy interesting the case is hopeless. forms of the regiment, then known as ume 18 at page 424 of the Mining Rec 53 87 10 Closaly Connected. lesson." the old “Dirty Shirts." the first Euro ords of Jackson County, Oregon, to 53 90 What those pacifists pretend to re pean Bengal fusiliers of the old com which reference is heieby made for a "Your friend Dubwnlte seems to H .05 "Wliat lesson?" know a great deal about army affairs." "That ft's foolish to hide valuables gard as free speech is free poison pany's service, proved excellent marks : detailed description by metes and "Oh, yes Mrs Dubwnlte has a Temperature mean mux. 89.45; mean where thieves are not expected to look gas. In the moonlight for the Sepoy muti | bounds. Also, Knacker Belle Quartz cousin who is a flist sergeant in the i tnin. 55.til! mean 72.53; Max 105. on 23. for 'em." The bumper crops this year are just neers who held the city. Lode Mming Claim Number Two, situ regular army. Naturally that keeps Minimum, 16, on 6. Greatest daily There was a guffaw all round, and as important and potent towards winn The men were told, therefore, to ated in the Applegate Mining District the Dubwaites In close touch with the without waitin' to ticnr the rest of the darken them by nny means they could war department."—Birmingham Age- range. 48. Total precipitation .05 story they yanked me out. put me on a ing the war, as a bumper crop of find. Their method was to boll the uni of Jackson County, Oregon, and rec inches. Greatest in 24 hours. .05 in., II era Id. soldiers. horse and carried me off with 'em forms in the “dixies“ or regimental orded in Volume 18 at page 423 of the on 3. Number of days with 01. I caught sight of the gnl as I irn< Uncle Sam did a wise and timely act kettles in which tea was made, to Mining Records of Jackson County, Locating tho Gurgle. inch or more precipitation, 1. clear, carried off and she was the most Kiir last »eck, when he raided the gether with bark stripped from the Oregon, to which reference is hereby "I like this poem of yours to a brook 22; partly cloudy, 9; cloudy, 0. prised |ierson I ever seen Iwulenants of Kaiser Bill, who are trees in tlie'nclghbm h nd. wh'< li made made for a detailed description by It fairly gurgles. Yon evidently wrote Total snowfall inches Well, here I mn cured for first boln l .trading under the false num metes and bounds. tiam s sich a fairly satis a< toty brown dye. it by a rippling rill.” melted by a cal's slm 1! Iti and sc ond Precipitation for reason. I. W. W„ ” •. Friends Time does n< t seem to have I-.ought as "So' iaiiats ” , Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon. Sep “Not exactly." said the poet. "but I trustin' her to vouch for nie I re- kon any Improvement on the "Dirty tember 26th, 1917. Precipitation for Inst «eneon and "Friends of Irish did write It with a fountain pen. May of Peace ” , I won't get out o' ties but K I do I'll Shirts'" Idea, though It may have Im Seasonal average be that accounts for it."—lxiuisvllle R alph G. J ennings , be keen enough not to tie outdone again I Fievdum”, etc., all of which are being proved on their methods.—Westminster E. B ritt . Courier Journal Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. In any such fashion I paid bv Germany to make trouble in Gn7nttp Cooperative Observer. By Leslie W. Stansell, Deputy. this country. __________ SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1917 At The Old Stand Jno. M. Williams Co. Jno.M. Williams Co. Jacksonville, Oregon The Oregon Agricultural College The Basisci CIVIC FRÏDE ¿ Is HOME TRADE |
