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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1917)
» JACKSONVILLE POS'L-:- Convenient Hearing Official Paper'd the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackio County, Oregon. D. W. B ags HAW, Editor and Publisher Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907. at the post office at Jack uiivill Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. ■ ' ~1 - ---------- By OSCAR COX ' ■ ■ - ■ — <C'up> llghl, 11)17, W'.kKrn — - 4 An Old Store Born New .VDpaper Lmon.I Aller lhe conclusion of the war be- twecn tlie states IliOfe were a number SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on ■ >f old negroes who had lived all their In taking over the business of the old firm, after it had Hies on ihe plantation on which they application. were born, under n kind master, who served the people of this community several years, it was preferred to remain under the same The Western Sugar Industry. ’-LORY CF ART STILL LIVES conditions ns before. Many of them with one aim and ideal in view: to give the people of were devotedly attached to the family that had held them in bondage. this section the Wrr in All Its Bitterness Colonel Archibald, the owner of a No industry ha, a stronger appeal Oerpite the More Pic-- nn Impulses Con- plantation In Tennessee, came out of for support than the manufacture of tin :-? to lit gn Supreme. the Confederate army minus an arm. b.-et sugar in the western states that lie lulled Ills former skives before employ irrigation and raise live stock. Ono gri it li uni Interest which i him, most of whom had remained on Sugar beet culture and its conversion 1 feels tin- grip ol' the v.iir in nil Its I4t- the plantation, and told them they iiro a staple of life it the red triangle | terin- s mid no I,. in its Inspiring were free. Those who wished to leave of prosperity, and completes the circle 1 ■{lories, still keeps Its place above file him were nt liberty lo do so. and those to Meet Their Every Need: This desire you will find , tierce shocks and bewildering changes ¡who wished to remain would be paid of production back to the soil. I of the times. Art thrills to every Im has been attained, if you will Beet culture employs labor on the pulse that stirs ih. heart mid soul of what the crops afforded. Nearly all elected to remain. farm, supplies feed for the dairy and the world hut it does not lose Its hold The property adjoining the Archl- f >r swine, establishes factories in the on beauty. It yearns with sympathy ’ bald plantation was bought by An- glows with line consciousness of and city, and makes the nation safe aud in- I thony Grub, a Northern num. who had the best mid most that the nations bat gone south shortly before the out depen lent of the world. for Justice mid freedom can give, Counties that have sugar beet facto tling but it does not <■<•: -e to make eternal break of the war and joined tlie Con- ries develop a higher status of get eral principles mid purposes Its guiding i federate army of contractors, making j a ¡die of money which in some way prosperity than even fruit growing force, its compass mid its chart. I he managed to convert into United counties, because country and town and Painters still mid now und ; States bonds nt a very low figure. It Everything at lowest possible prices consistent with the transient labor are benefited. again Und the very soul of nature's was to make himself solid with the It devolves upon state and county varying moods. Sculptors still carve Southern people tlmt he espoused the prevailing markets. governments to interest themselves in cold marble into the image of life and Southern cause. lie befriended Colonel make it eloquent in its appeal to securing necessary labor to make sug Archibald, lending him money with Come and we will show you how “The World is Grow ar beet production on a larger scale thought aud feeling. Musicians still which to begin anew to work Ids plan voice the deepest longings of the spirit possible and meet the world demand. for a different purpose. ing Better” at and speak a language iuternutiouul tation When Grub got Colonel Archibald Growers from patriotic motives and immortal. Art lives us nature sufficiently indebted to him he began sh iuld see to it that the western irriga I lives, beyond the power of the most to squeeze him with a view lo acquir ted land states turn out the biggest fearful convulsions of the world’s fury ing ids plantation through foreclosure crop of sugar beets in 1918 that has I to destroy or stun Into temporary pur- of mortgage. One morning he visited I alysis. been recorded in history. bis debtor, with a demand for n pay ! It is well that such a refuge remains ment which the Colonel was nimble I open to humanity. It is monstrous to meet. High words passed between Aviators Arrive, But Have I that any nation should wantonly strike ami Grill) was ejected from the Phone 142. The People’s Store. . at so beneficent mi element In human them house. Grub sued the Colonel for No Airplanes at Barracks I life.—Exchange. assn ult. The only person who was nearby Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 22—One WILL KNIT IN KHAKI LATER the disputants at the time of the fra hundred and five aviation officers, clad Pretty Girl Working In Blue to First cas was an old negro named George Washington. When the trial came off in tailored suits and leather leggings, Try on Herself She Advises ihe plaintiff's attorney called on are at Vancouver bi.rracKs. There is Inquisitive Commuter. George for testimony. not a single private assigned to the av “George Washington.” said the law iation corps nor is there an airplane On a Long Island suburban train a yer. "if you are proud of the honored for the officers to use there. This un marvelously pretty blonde girl lowered | mime you boar you will tell the truth, Weather Report. usual state of affairs came about with exquisite golden lashes over large, the whole truth, and nothing but the Tmkeys Are Plentiful And bc/l »:♦ * >:• »z» 4 * 4» the arrival of the men who are to lead blue eyes while slie worked knitting truth. Do you know the nature of nil At Reasonable Pri:e. ’ / j t.’is Bulwark ? * the 12 squadrons of aviators to be form i needles over some sky blue yarn, oath?" “Yes, sab. An oath is what George ed at Vancouver. The recruits are ex muses the New York World. of the Nation Following is the report of U. S. Vol An elderly male commuter, one who pected soon, but until they arrive it is had a sporty touch of gold color to his Washington's fadder said when young unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Geo'go chopped down tie cherry tree.” Bend, Or,, Nov. 22—Turkeys certain that th« officers will have little tporniug attire, leaned over from a Jacksonville, for month of Oct. The attorney was stalled. Those plentiful commodity on ¡the market in chance to give orders or have the as seat on the other side of the aisle and Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi present smiled. The lawyer concluded Bend. Local butchers say they could sistance of enlisted men in doing their said in all respectfulness: tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. not to try to beat Into the negro's secure at least 1000 birds frem this vi wo k. “My dear child, they couldn't pos skull what an oath was, but to pro cinity between now and Thanksgiving. sibly wear anything of that color—sky- ceed with the examination. They are selling at 20 cents a pound you know. You should knit In “Where were yon,” he asked, “when live weight and retailing dressed at 30 Date Maximum Minimum Precipita Northern California loivn blue, brown—khaki color, may I suggest?" this trouble between Colonel Archi tlon cents. Farmers have raised more birds She took no offense. 1 77 bald and Mr. Grub took place?" 45 Is Swept Away by Eire t lan they can dispose of. 2 “Of course," the girl answered, with 85 44 “I war on de po’ch." 3 90 44 out looking up from her work, “but "Did you see tills gentleman,” point 4 93 44 Tin Just learning knitting and I'd ex ing to Grub, "enter the Colonel's Hospital Offered To Government Redding, Cal., Nov. 22 Fire that did 5 79 58 plain to you about some of these office ?” 6 78 48 at least $25,1)09 damage broke out at stitches if you could possibly under “No, sab. I dldn’ see no gen'leman 07 7 44 Lamoine, 30 miles north of here, yes stand. The idea is that I'm first knif go into Colonel Archibald's office. I Eugene, Or., Nov. 20—Six buildings 88 8 46 terday afternoon. Eight million feet ing something that 1'11 try on myself. sor dot man setten dur what sold rot for a proposed hospital for the sick and 80 9 47 of lumber, a box factory, a hotel a do Then, sir, If there Is not too much ten algs to tie army go into Colonel wounde I American soldiers and sailors 10 79 45 76 44 11 zen cottages, the residence of Superin knottery to my knitting I'll go to work Archibald's office.” have been offered by Eugene pec pie as 12 67 45 Checked again, the lawyer cast the result of the publication of a letter tendent Elfei’dald, of the Lamoine In khaki for—for all the soldiers." 13 71 40 about for some other method of at Trading company, and th? company 14 from Major Edgar King, of the medi 76 41 A Caddy Story. tacking the witness. store were destroyed. Wire commun 15 71 43 cal corps of the army, at Washing- "George." lie snld presently, “ Did Tlie gentleman was learning to play ication was cut off and all trains on the 16 61 38 t >n, D. C.. asking the Eugene Cham- 17 61 30 Southern Pacific were delayed. The golf and it had been too much for the you hear hard words between Colonel b ?r of Commerce to look around for Archibald and Mr. Grub?" 18 70 34 tire started on the roof of a store build composure of Ills cuddy. The caddy- 19 "Dunno, sail. I’ze mighty hard o' some suitable buildings that the peo had made valiant efforts at first, but 69 36 ing. 20 74 3o by the third hide he was helpless with hea rin'." ple may have to offer for such purpos- 21 72 40 "Tell the Jury wlmt you did hear es. mirth. The gentleman fixed him with 22 70 40 spoken by Colonel Archibald.” Taxidermist Is Arrested For a cold eye and snld: George Quayle, secretary of the 23 65 40 “I didn’t hear notten Colonel Archi chamber, says that one woman has of- "What do you think I'll give you on 24 60 38 your card If you are so silly and gig bald said. Mars’ Colonel war speakin' fer<‘d a building, free of rent and which Having Deer Hides. 25 35 64 gle all the time? I»o you think you'll berry soft. Me henren wa’n't good 26 64 37 will accomodate 50 beds. In addition enough fo' tint." 27 get a 'good'?" 58 35 28 "What did you hear Mr. Grub say?” to the free rent, this woman offers to J DESTROY the home, and what 59 26 “No," replied the chortling cuddy. Eugene, Or., Nov. 22—Charles Ring 29 31 "I beam dat man dar what sold de superintend snch a hospital free of 64 •'I'll get n V. G." £ have you left I a local taxidermist, was arrested yes 30 63 33 “V. G.! I suppose that stands for army boots w ith paper soles say ‘Cun- charge, if established in her building, •j> A town is made up of HOMES. 31 64 34 terday afternoon by E. S Hawker, de nel Archibald, 'f yo ’ don' pay me de and agrees to fit out the building for very good,” snapped the Infuriated gen puty state game warden, on the charge tleman. money yo’ owe me you'll hah to turn this purpose, proposing io raise the + The SUCCESS OF A TOWN de- of the unlawful possession of de r “No, sir. V. G„ very giggly," said ober to me de plantation and ebery- money by local subscriptions. She * pends largely on the success of I Temperature—mean max. 72.09; mean hides. Hawker says that Ring had ov the abandoned little caddy, rolling on thing on It; and Mars' Archibald, he will also furnish all the help without f ITS MERCHANTS. said sof'ly, berry sof'ly, 'Mr. Grub, I'll er 21) hides at his place of business. the ground. : min. 40.09; mean 56.09; Max 93. on 4. f The success of the MER- pay you when I get de money fo' de cost to the government except the This is the fourth arrest made here , Minimum, 30. on 17. Greatest daily cook. £ CHANTS depends on the pat- crop.’" Will Not Visit “Meat Houses," during the past few days on that ! range, 49. Total precipitation .0 "Didn't you say your hearing w-ai I ? ronage of the INDIVIDUAL. In Tokyo, says Good Health, a cer | inches. Greatest in 24 hours, ,0in., charge. tain class of Japanese are ndoptlng not good enough to enable you to hear Naval Man Is Accidentally ShA ❖ Trade in your home town. I on Number of days with 01. the practice of eating meat, as they wlmt Colonel Archibald said when he H-*+++4-++++++ |inch or more precipitation, 0, clear, spoke softly?" Governor Resigns Office. have acquired the habit of using to On Ship at Astoria. 27; partly cloudy, 3; cloudy, 1. "Dot was when ma right ear was bacco and drinking whisky, through turned dat way. Ma right ear mighty Total snowfall inches their desire to imitate the westerners. Some have an idea tlmt by flesh-eat poll nt henren. When I heard Mars' Precipitation for season. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 22-The resigna Astoria, Or., Nov. 22 — Robert Han To Make A Merry Christmas. \rehihohl say dat I turned ma lef’ ear Precipitation for last season tion of Governor Keith Neville, as chief ing they may be able to Increase their ; dat way." sen M rryman, a member of the naval Seasonal average executive of Nebraska is today in the 1 size and x Igor. crew of the United States patrol ship “ H'in, 1 expect you have ears for It is noticeable, however, that the hands of Secretary of S'ate Pool. The E. B ritt , No $2.00 that you can spend in Christ i Japanese women refuse to ent meat ! what you want to hoar. Tell the Jury Ro--e was shot in th? Ie*t th h T i •«- resignation is offered to take effect up | and will not visit the restaurants what you saw of tills trouble." d iv when a gun in t ie hand'. of an offi mas present giving will go further than Cooperative Observer' on the acceptance of the seventh regi where meat Is served, which are known “Well, soli, I sor dis pusson whnt cer was accidentally discharged. He a subscription for The Youth's Com - ■ ease--------------- ment, Nebraska national guard into as “meat houses." The Japanese wom old wooden hams to de army comen sustained a severe flesh wound and was panion. Look over your long list and out oh de doo' mighty quick." the federal service. Governor Neville en regard it Improper to visit such immediately removed to the hospi see how few things on it are certain to Ten Klamath Men Dismisjed. "lie was pushed by Unioned Archi has already been appointed colo lei of I places. tal. His home is at Ellensburg, be as eagerly treasured during every Klamath Falls, Or., Nov. 19—Ten lo bald. was he not?" the seventh regiment and has accepted Wash. j one of the fifty-two weeks of 1918. cal men have been discharged at Amer “ No. snh. De arm who' Colonel St. Paul's Gold Cross a Mark. the appointment. Acquaintance with it soon ripens into ican Lake on account of failure to pass There Is a feeling growing In city Archibald would hub to push him will - — — lasting friendship, for it has that rare the physical examination. They are circles that steps should be taken to j ins lef’ on de battlefield." Former Polk County Man deaden the gleam of the cross and bell “Did you see anything to Indicate and priceless quality among peri'siicals Harry Thomas, Harry Borel, Homer In th« Sweet By and By. Some day we are i ig to sec n mo- — characler, — and the character of The W. Humphrev, Charles L. Moore, Ed on St. I’anl's cathedral, sacs the Lon Imt the plaintiff was forced out of Sent lo ^Penitentiary. tlon picture In which the lending lady Youth’s Companion has made fast ward Henry Owens, L oy I L Sander don Globe. It Is pointed out that these he house." expresses anxiety in si e other way friend- for it all round the world. were regilded shortly before the war, ' "Yes, sail." son, James IL Uhrin, Jamas L. Sly than by clinching her list ai d pressing ami tlmt when the sun Is shining | "Whnt did you see?" "I sor a boot de toe bein' 'bout ten it somewhere between th • throat ami Dallas, Or., |Nov. 20-Sheriff John brightly they afford a magnificent The Companion alone is $2.00, but and Robert Elair Arnold, of Klamath W. Orr, of this city, has received word landmark for enemy airmen to Indi aches below de back coat buttons of the wishlKHie.—Albany Knickerbocker the publishers make an Extraordinary Falla, and Thomas Nikis, of Algo that J. A. Mote, who recently served cate the whereabouts of the very cen Ils num wlmt sold ]M>undcd stone fo' Press. Double Offer--The Youth’« Companion ' ma. nedlclne to de n'tny." a term in tl.e Polk county jail, has ter of the city of London. and McCall’s Magazine together for "Abba." I thought we should get Others Do It Too. It Is stated that the shining cross $2 25. been arrested in Fossil and sentenced ■fie truth a last. "To whom did this He—I keep a list of all tlie banka In Spain Would Eire On lhe to served a term in the state peniten can be seen many miles away with the ■oot bel< tig?" Our two-at-one price offer in.-ludes: the country. tiary. Mrs. Rosie Woodfin, with whom naked eye. "Dunno. suh." She— What do you do that for? 1 The Youth’s Companion—52 issues U. S. Airplanes. he was living illegally, was ord ere- 1 to "Why don't you know?" He- So as to be able to sry that i of 1918. Air Routes. leave the state. Mote has a family in "Cos de gen'leman wlmt owned de keep a bank account. -Exchange. The Italian press Is boasting that 2 All the remaining issues of 1917. Eastern Oregon but refuses to support one of their airmen flew from Turin boot was Inside de house and dis fel London, Nov 20—A Madrid dispatch 3 The Companion Home Calendar for lah what sold ----- " them. to London. 700 miles. In 722 minutes. save the Spanish goverement has iasu- 1918, Described. When the war is over It will be fine to i "That'll do. Judge. I think I have •Ta. what is a pessimist?” 4 McCall’s Magazine—12 fashi n num a special warn tg th it Spain would re All work done in 1917 spot cash at travel In an aircraft that can make the I proved by Inference----- " “Tlie two first and two list letters of bers of 1918. All for only $2.25. gard any fight of American airplanes "There Is no such thing as Infer trip from Salt Lake City to Los An W. R. Sparks. that word generally characterize him. ! over her territories as in violarion of ence In law-," Interrupted the judge geles In ten hours.—I.os Angeles 1 THE YOUTH’S COMPANION. my son."—San Francisco Chronicle. Don’t forget the Chautauqua in this Times. neutrality, ami would instruct the mill- "Case dismissed." Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass I tary to Are. city Dec. 11, 12, IX I SATLROA V. .VO I //L9J7 A Store That Could be Depended Upon Call and see the Splendid Lines now on Display in our Store Jno.M. Williams Co. Oregon Jacksonville •
