: J .4 CKSON VIL LE PO 3 7
OíRoial Paper}ot the Cilg ot Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jacksor
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
Entered aa second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonvil)
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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it seems a long wav to look buck to
ho days tvl; n lhe*Xi s.-is-uppi rivet
¡J.LTBSCRIPTION: One year by mail 31.50. Advertising grates..furnished or bore on her bosom hw ¡loafing palaces.
I <iin well remi nd.if tho ladies’ cabin
application.
...
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—---------- ■urtidmd off from the men's, 1 can
the captain now. a few minuti s
Not Disconcerted.
1 and quietin ; plail'tii’s title thereto, before the sound of tile dinner bell
An old negro minister was recently I n imoly•
push aside these curiains, enter the
Interrupted In the course of his ser­
Deed of Thomas Wright and “Ei'za- ladies 'cabin and escort them to tin
mon by n loud laugh from one of the betli J. Wright to Israel J, Harson, table, where the men stood waiting.
cotrgregatlon.. He stopped his dis recoided Vol. 15, pg. 18'», D md itecor s lull behind u chair ho
he intended to
course ami said:
occupy, til! all the women were seated
of
Jack-on
County,
Oregon;
I)
e.l
of
“He ’postle has told us dat ‘er hearty
at the end reserved for them. Then
laugh docs good like medicine.’ but de W. N. Wright and Nettie B. Wright .It the first tap of the bell every man
to
J.
A.
Krews
n,
recor
lei
Vol.
55,
brudder is ’spectfully 'viinded dat dis
•prang into his sent and began to eat
ain’t er doctor’s office nor er ’pothe- ng. 217 of aforesaid records, Mortgage whatever was nearest to him.
eary's shop," and then he resumed his of J. A. Krewso-i Io plaintiff, recorded
I made several trips when a boy
sei mon. l.os Angeles Times
Vol. 26, pg. 317 of M< rtgage Records with my mother from St. Louis for my
of Jackson County Oregon, and the de health. My best frli :d and constant
Neutral.
cree of the i hove entitled court fore companion was Job. ■I colored man,
“Your daughter seems to have a closing said mortgage, anil all proceed­ tho property of a Colmici Ashley of
great many suitors."
ings of said suit upon which said de- ■New Orleans.
"Yes. nt least four or five."
One day I
'ree is based, said decree being record­
With a full line of Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions,
“Which one does she favor?"
was brushing
ed
in
Vcl.
21,
pg.
72
of
the
journal
ol
"I don't know. She seems to be sb-
noticed that bo was troubled. Several
servlng a strict neutrality.”—Detroit raid court: Deed of Raloh G. Jennings limes he went Into the cabin, where
Shoes, and Rubber Goods of all kinds.
as Sheriff of Jackson Co., Oregon to bis master was playing poker. The
Free Kress.
plaintiff, recorded in Vol. Ill, pg. 613 game had been played by a number
Best in Quality
of Deed Records of said county and ef men. but all bail dropped out ex­
Poetical,
state, and all the proceedin'» upon cept Colonel Ashley and one other. On
“Tb.it poet Is n genius.”
Prices Right
which said deed is based.
one of Job's returns he wits talking to
"Why?"
’■He rimes raiment with payment.
Also for a decree decreeing that Wil­ Idmself.
Tailors will tell you that they rarely liam N. Ballard at the time of the ex
"Mars' 's the biggest fool. Wha’ he
-TÄ.
go together."-Exchange.
ec ition and delivery of his deed recor­ want to gib dat nigga’ trader, Skinner,
chance
to
fleece
him
fo
’
?
He
’
s
done
ded in Vol. 2, pg. 112 of aforesaid deed
*
She Had.
tooken all de runnel's money and now
cords, and Titus B. Willard at the I’s de stakes. Don' keer! I ain’t gwlne
Mrs. Emberg Has Clara retataeA het | r time
of
the execution and delivery of
own Individuality since her marriage
to lobe mars if dat nigga’ trader
.. to Henry? Mrs. Watkins—Oh, yes. in his deed recorded in Vol. 4, pg. 28s'of me one hundred and fifty times.
deed and Henry's too.-Judge.
aforesaid records, and Israel J. Hanson
He went back to the table,
at the time of the execution and deliv­ colonel ordered him away, In
ery of his deed, recorded Vol. 32, pg. wouldn’t go. Presently the game
Phone 112.
Three Heariy Cheers
The People's Store.
120 of aforesaid records, were each un­ finished. Skinner had won Job.
married men at the respective times the snnw time Job said:
“funnel, dat nigga' trader been
of their respective execution and deliv­
‘‘Dearie’” said the mother of a little ery of said deeds, and that the cloud cheatin’.”
Skinner looked nt Job with an ex­
friend of ours. “I want you to control upon plaintiff’s title caused by the fail­
pression that frightened me, for I was
yourself a little.”
ure of said deeds to so recite be remov­ standing by, and said:
"What do you mean, mama?” asked ed;
“You infernal nigger, I own you and
the child.
Also for a decree decreeing the mort­ when I get you ashore I’ll flog you.”
•, Well you’re getting too old to play gage of T.B. Willard to .John 0.Green,
Ashley had been depressed at losing
with boys.” “Why mamma how silly! recorded Vol. 1, pg. 552 Jackson Co , bls favorite slave. The proposed flog­
The older I get, the better I like ’em ” Oregon Mortgage Records, to be paid ging filled him with horror.
Let us old boys give three hearty and satified and removing the cloud up­
"I have means at home," said the
Paimerston and tho Derby.
Weather Repctf
cheers.
on plaintiff’s title by the failure of sai l colonel. ‘TH give you one thousand
Derby lias had many devotees,
dollars
for
Job
In
my
note
of
hand."
records to show that the said mortgage
but none more ardent Ilian Lord Palm­
“I won't sell him.”
is paid and satisfied;
Summons.
“What have you to say to his erston. For fifty years, as regularl’
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
Also for a decree cancelling the dee I charge?”
ss clockwork, tho popular statesman
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
unteer
Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
of Israel J. Hanson and Louisa Hanson
“Fve nothing to sny to tho charge galloped down to Epsom on Derby day.
OF OREGON IN AND
Foil
JACKSON
Jacksonville, for month of Dec.
and
It
was
to
Ills
great
disgust
that
to
C.
M.
Jones,
recorded
Vol.
36,
pg.
of a nigger.”
COUNTY.
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
562 Jackson Co., Oregon Deed Records,
“Very well, I will assume Job’s on his Inst visit lie was compelled by
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
Delta Nunan, plaintiff.
in so far as same attempts to convey insult. I have no doubt he has told tho infirmity and foul weather to make
the Journey in a carriage. As he saw
vs.
any part of the above described proper­ truth.”
Frank R. Ned as Administrator of
That was all that was required to the French horse Gladiateur forge
Date Maximum Minimum Precipita-
ty, and removing the cloud upon plain­
the Estate of J. A. Krewson, deceas­ tiff’s title caused thereby.
Insure n mortal combat. There could ahead that day lie said to a friend.
"If the foreigner wins I shall not live
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33
ed, the unknown heirs of J. A. Krew-
For a decree quieting plaintiff's title be no duel till the boat stopped again through tbe year.” Gladiateur won.
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30
! 2
for
wood,
which
would
not
be
till
the
son, deceased, the unknown heirs of
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to said above described property and
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1 3
nnd in less than four months "Pam"
afternoon.
William N. Bullard, and of John ().
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decreeing that the above named and
was dead.—London Chronicle.
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Meanwhile
I
was
tagging
about
after
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Green, and of T. B. or Titus B. Wil­ designated defendants have no right,
5
30
Job. who was too much preoccupied
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30
lard, each deceased. Elizibeth J.
title, estate lien or interest therein and to pay any attention to me. He was RELIGION OF THE CHILDREN
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30
7
Wright, Mary Mingus, W. N. or Wil­
forever enjoining them trom asserting continually muttering to himself. “Ef
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28
liam N. Wright and Nettie B.
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26
any right, title, estate, lien or interest dat mis'iible Skinner kill de cunnel Spirit of Faith, Hope and Love Toward
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Wright, his wife, I. J. or Israel J.
the Father arid Mother Is Off­
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therein, and for such further relief as he got t’ tight me sho’. Nigga’ can’t
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spring’s World.
Hanson and Louisa Hanson, his wife,
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stau’ up and tight with white man Ink
may seem equitable to the oourt.
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27
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Carrie M. Hurd, formerly (J. M. or
This summons is served upon you by gentlemen, but he kin git white man
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36
We need not follow the nntlquarlnns
Carrie M. Jones, formerly C. M. or
in.-ik'
him
tight.
So
he
in
a
corner
an
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publication once a week for 6 consecu­
I4
back into the era of the cave dwellers
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kin.
”
Carrie M. Hanson, Reuben F. Mau­
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tive weeks in the Jacksonville I’ost,
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The bout did not stop fill after dark, in our search for the origin of religion.
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ry, and also all other persons or par­
37
pursuant to an order of the Hon. F, when I saw a crowd going over the Religion Is reborn in the birth ol' every
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41
ties unknown claiming anv right ti
M. Calkins, Judge of the above e tit­ gangplank, headed by Colonel Ashley babe, says Lyman Abbott In the Out­
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39
tic, estate, lien, or interest in the
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19
led court, which order is of date Janu­ and Skinner, All the sympathy win look. He needs no teacher to tell him
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50
real estate described in the complaint
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20
44
ary 19, 1918 and requires you to appear with the colonel, and Skinner found it that he la dependent on Ills mother
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121
herein, defendants.
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and answer as above set forth. The difficult to secure a second, I was on for bls food, and a widening sense of
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To the following of the above-named date of the first publication of this tile ground watching the deck hands his helpless dependence on her grows
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41
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curry In wood when I heard two shots, with his widening experience. Her
and designated defendants, the un­ summons is J anuary 19, 1918.
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service to him.awakens his gratitude,
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He kaowi what THIS TOWN
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R6
known heirs of I. A. Krewson. deceas­
II.^K. H anna , Attorney fer I did not know what they meant, but ler brooding love for him inspires in
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44
> wants.
ed, the unknown heirs of William N.
plaintiff. I’. O. and Residence n few minutes Inter I saw a sight that him an answering love.
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44
Is ns vivid to me today ns it was then.
?
He
knows
your
INDIVIDUAL
Ballaid, and of John <). Green, and of
address, Jacksonville, Oregon. ! Colonel Ashley was being curried to the
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If she Is wise us well as an affec­
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4.x
f wants.
1. B. or iitus II. Willard, each deceas­
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45
1 bout. Ids face n whitish blue. Ills vest tionate mother, he early recognizes
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ed, Mary Mingus. W. N. or William
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43
He is anxious to please.
i covered with blood. He luid been klll- her authority and learns that prompt
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37
N. Wright and Nettie B. Wright, his
txeculor’s Final Notice. | nl instantly. Job was helping to carry obedience Is one secret of happiness, -!• He wants you to call again.
if she loves and honors her husband' * He GUARANTEES his goods,
wife, I. J. or Israel J. Hanson and
I him.
< >
Louisa Hanaon, hia wife, Carrie M.
Later I was with Job In the state- her child's love nod honor follows t He'll exchange them if they do O : Temperature—mean max. 45; mean
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•
hers
to
the
strong
stranger.
If
she
Hurd, formerly C, M. or Carrie M.
Notice is hereby given that the un­ ■ room the colonel luid occupied. He
< > min. 35.67; mean 40.31; Max 57. on 28.
<> Minimum, 26, on 9. Greatest daily
Jones, formerly C. M. or Carrie M. dersigned executor of the estate of was pinking the colonel's belongings, has piety as well aa human affection, £ not please.
o
he dimly perceivoa in her prayers
Hanson, Reuben F. Maury, and Also John X. Miller, deceased, has filed in I saw him take a revolver from a nt
< > I range,
16. Total precipitation 3.84
his bedside an experience which
o
trunk
and
conceal
ft
under
his
shirt,
all other persons or parties unknown the County Court of Oregon, for Jack-
» »
inches,
Greatest in 24 hours, 1.67 in.,
he
presently
wishes
ho
might
share.
Job hail shadowed Skinner nt a dls-
claiming any right, title, estate, lien son Ccuntv, his final account a-’d said
Thus there grows up In him a spirit
on 1.
Number of days with 01.
< •
tance,
Sklnner.
who
was
shunned
by
<•
or interest in the real estate described court has fixed Monday, February 18th every person aboard, went up on the of dependence, gratitude, love, rever­
inch or more precipitation, 13, clear,
< •
1918. at Ten o’clock A. M.. as the time hurricane deck ns far aft iis he could ence. obedience, faith—and this spirit
in the complaint herein:
<• 0; partly cloudy, 6; cloudy, 25.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE for the hearing of said final account. go and was smoking alone. Several Is religion. It antedates all theology,
Total snowfall
inches
thought, transcends defini­
OF OREGON: You and each of you All persons interested are hereby noli, shots were heard, unit officers of tile precedes
Precipitaiion for season, 9.56
tion.
The
spirit
of
faith,
hope
and
tied
to
make
or
file
their
objections
tn
bout on going aft found Skinner shot
are hereby required to appear in the
An Easy Surrender.
Precipitation for l»8t season 7.90
i love toward father and mother is the
above-entitled court and cause and an­ said account, if nny they h ive, wi'h dead. Job was standing over him. child's religion. The conception ot
"The trouble with uiy wife." said
Seasonal averitte
Job
owned
to
the
deed
and
gave
him
­
said
court
on
or
before
said
time.
l.li'i.icrs. “Is that she always insists oh
swer the complaint therein filed against
self up. On Skinner was found a re­ God and his duties toward God comes having the last word."
E. B ritt ,
later.
you by the above-named plaintiff on or January 18th, 1918.
volver with two chambers exploded.
Cooperative
Observer.
Gits
N
ewbury
,
"Ha
hum!'
suid
the
philosopher.
before the expiration of six weeks
That’» the Inst I saw of Job for years.
"Lei's see-what Is the last word?'
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Executor of the estate of
from tbe date of the first publication
TURNS THOUGHT TO RELIGION lie turned to the dictionary. "The last
Jhhn X. Miller, deceased, When I was nearly grown I received
of this summons, namely, on or before
a call at my home In St. Louis from a
word here." lie continued. "Is •zyxom-
Chaser Pro-
March 2, 1918. If y„u faj| to so ap-
negro, who proved to be Job. He told Destruction by Shell of Statue That tun.' inclining au Indian llbelhilid drug Submarine
Stood
Somewhere
in
Galicia
Re
­
me
such
was
the
detestation
of
Skin
­
pear and answer the plaintiff will ap­
I
on
tty.
having
a
large
bead,
unrrow
Notice of Final Settlement. ner aboard the boat that the persons
gram Is Delayed.
sulted in Many Reproductions.
ply to the court for a decree decreeing
face and very large eyes. Seems to
set
to
guard
his
slayer
connived
at
his
me.
Blathers,
that,
considering
bo*>
plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple
Yes, war does turn men's thoughts
of the following described property sit­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha’ escape. They put him In a skiff Jnst to religion. Go to guy. Immoral Buda­ little call you have In the ordinary ciM-
Washington, Jan. 15—Although the
uated in Jackson County, State of Ore­ j George R. Lindley, executor of the es­ before daylight In the morning and pest. You find it today a city of sober versatlou of the ordinary day for a
turned him adrift, reporting afterward
gon, to-wit: Beginning at the south- tate of Olaf Rve Bjerregaard, deceas­ that he had Jumped overboard. Job people. You find in many of the shop word like that, you might, for the sake submarine chaser program ot the navy
of peace, let her Inive it. I am sure
eait corner of the Thomas Wright’s ed, has file I his final report an! a’count had worked his way north nnd spent windows the reproduction of a famous that if I had a w ife and she wanted a d i artment has been delayed by slow
farm on what is designated on the land mg in said estate; that the Hon >rable E u number of years at Cincinnati. On statue that stood “somewhere In Gali­ word like 'zyx mima.' lather than give delivery of engines it will be complet­
office piata, as the Ballard Donation L. TouVeile, county Judge his fixed coming to St. Louis he luid hunted me cia," relates the Christian Herald.
rise to zymotic disturbances In the fam­ ed by March 1. No more are to be
It was a large crucifix. A battle ily I'd give In."—John Kendrick Bangs built as they are regarded as useful on­
Claim in the southwest quarter of Sec the date for final hearing on said re ut>. He entered the service of our
ly for inshore work.
turn 4, Township 37, South of Range 2 port February 19th, a . D. 1918 at 10:0.1 family and remained there till he died. pivoted around it. A shell struck the in New York Times.
statue, tore away the entire cross and
West of the Willamette Meridian, (and \. M. on said lay in the office of the
left the figure of the Christ standing
Sweet Taste of Frozen Potatoes.
Health.
which corner is 10.78 chain» east of the said County Ju Ige of Jackson Coun’y,
and unscathed. This event made a
Many times during the winter atid 75,000 hood Dealers Agree
Few appreciate the great frensure of tremendous impression upon the Hun-
southeast corner of I). L. C. No. 47.) 1 ' at the court house in Jacksonville, Ore-
spring the housewife limy Pml that the
thence west 9.43 chain», thence noith I gon. And notice is hereby given that health, until they begin to lose It gn rians.
|H>taloes are sweet and unpalatable
Io Fair Prices.
29.68chains, thence east 9.43 chains, any person interest tn sail estate may Samuel Johnson, in his old age suid :
The story of it went through the when cooked This she may uot know
"My
health
has
been,
from
my
twen
thence south 29.68 ,‘chain» to the place on or before thia said day appointed
army like wildfire. At Bmbi|>est mini­ is because the potatoes have been
tlcth year, such as has seldom afforded ature statues, showing
the destroyed frozen and boiled by dropping them In
of beginning, containing 28 acres, more l for said hearing in said estate appear me a single day of ease."
Washington. Jan. 14 —Approximate­
cross And the intact figure of the hot water Frozen potatoes will not
or less; also a certain right of way as ind file I.is objectio ie there to it any
Christ, were at once tuunufactured. de\elop a sweet flavor when cooked If ly 75,000 food retailers have signed the
described in Dee 1 Records Vol. 36 at there be.
Clearly Impiss-ble.
and put on sale. You can find them they are placed in cold water to ls> food administration's pledge to give
page 453 of Jackson County, Oregon;
By order of F. L. T iuVelle County
You may convince people that
now, expensive or cht%p, tu nearly cooked The < old water will then be their customers fair and moderate pri­
Also for a decree reforming the des­ Judge of Jackson County, Oregon.
are better than you are. But
every Hungarian home.
gradually brought to the boiling poiut ces with no more than a reasonable
cription in the following instruments
Date of this notice and first publica­ can't convince them :hnt you are
The pity of It Is that It seems to ami the potatoes isdled until thorough profit above cost, in the first week of
ter thuu they are. Cincinnati
to as to include and correctly describe tion
1
thereof is January 19, 1918.
take a war to make some people think Iv done Boiled h this manner frozen the drive to enroll the 350,000 retailer»
the property herein above described 1
G eorge R. L indley , Executor. qtlirer.
of food commodities.
S aturday . J anuary ip . tnrx
We Are Here to
Jno.M. Williams Co.
Jacksonville
Oregon
| Why Not Trade
at Home?
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