Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, January 26, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV The C/:urcnc Attorneys G. W. Trefren, W. J NOTICE OE GERMAN OLD TOMBS OF PATRIARCHS Moore and E. I). Briggs of of Ashlan P resbyterian Cave of Bought “y Abra REGISTRATION were visitor» in this city today. .AlbtrtJH. Gammon’. ham fcr . i r/ing Place, Has bATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1918 Gus Newbury, Geo. M. Robert t a i d Stocu Kz.rjss of Time. Sunday Services regularly as in Fred Meirs of Medford were at the li’rnJA. M, Sabbath School Cl- All German Aliens Are Re court house today. Tin fj r I .*» of i he paliinn h: LOCAL NEWS for al! ages. •'ah in. ill*' c. \e of M;i<*!ipi ¡uh. which Circuit court was in session fur the qui red to Register Be Ahrahnm bcu t for ’ a ¡»c 11:11 A. M. Morning "v orship. of trial of divorce cases, hearing of mo* Pt rinon* U burying ¡. ’ •.»*. ” is ¿till in vxi*tenee. Andrew Cantril was a business visi lions, etc. this forenoon. tween February 4th Wi-sttru Newspaper Union.) 6:15 P. M. Christian Endenvir Pray Eer forty ••ntur: s it witli«too<l the ’ iLupi i ifelit. tor at Medford Thursday afternoon, Mr. Holzgang of Ruch sold his goats er meetin ■. rava' r rs ef tim ' and m< n. relnti« a k ij h ¡V.vD. wlat ' i book h:nl anti February C. C. Purcell of Buncom was visitor list week. Mr. Holzgang says he can't 7:30 P. M. Evening worship, w ritor. made such a sensation. mtorvd h,< in this city Friday. find wir> that will reach hign enough It i- dtunted in th'- loan of II ‘bron. iOiJin in tile pnhilial up..ruiniR build- sertno i 9th, 1918 1G mite:- south -ojtliw.*st of .Jerusalem, • n..r and a.ppid to ih. window before Prayer meeting on Wednesday even Mrs. Ida Wilson was a visitor at for a goat. and sheltered f'om profanation by a pr» ' -ing ibe ligiuing button in the ing at 7:3 . Medford Thursday afternoon. Math Demmer sold his pet sheep last By Proclamation of the President of Mahoim tau mo-qi • ih. i ri*•■- «il.uvc it. protecting dnrkiuss |u- »..uld betur Everyone welcmii1 f > the-» meetings. Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw and daughter week. Counting the wool, pelt and ■’I was glad when they said unto me the United States, all German aliens dhe tomb «cut.iiu* the wlndu ¡»atii- ; iii.'i that f<»r which his <-yvs wt re stek- tallow he realized $21.0 “ for it. Get Mary were visitor« at Medford Thurs family, with ihu exception of let us go into the the hoii’e of the busy and raise sheep all ye farmers. are hereby notified that all nativts, anhal day afternoon. Rachel. '1 lie cave is divided into an 'citizens, denizers, or subjects of the upper and a lower compartment. Only < she whs there, tin- gnu-efnl lit , Lord. -Ps. 122:1. A social dance is announced to be If it wasn’t for the U. S. needing all j German Empire or Imperial German lie occupant of tin* floor below. Prior | the upper compartment is accessible to held at Rich, next Frilay evening. A the nails and bolts etc to load bombs to I Government, being males of the age the priest in charge of the mosque, ; io her i-eming the ni’Xt door attic general invitation is extended. kill de Kaisah it would be a fine plan of fourteen years and upwir-ls on reg but In only enters it in times of great rooms had been desolate and vacant. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Merritt Dews, who is in the naval to tear down your barns and raise cat istration day. who are within the Unit- calamity, and ¡or tin* sole purpose of | now the light streaming across from reserves at Bremerton, Wash , came tle—if c >ws have gone to eating nails. i ed States and not actually naturalized praying. As to the lower compart he unshaded window, brought a sense ; Services held every Sunday mornin»’ home Thursday on a tsn-days furlough Pete Allen has moved back to Sterl ' as American citizens, l are required to ment. where repose the illustrious fa >f evening welcome. 1 h liberatvly and at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hail. which he will spend with relatives in ing. thers of the Jewish nation, they re with no spying s<*ruph‘s, the author Everybody welcome j register as alien enemies. mained completely closed until the seated liimself in an env< loping ulmir. this city. “Dewsey” is looking fine Seth Bullis is now managing the The dates of registration, within the year 1MJ2, when, for the first time, watching with sniisfaciion, tin* girl’s , and says the Jacksonville boys and Sterling mines. State of Oregon, have been fixed by King Edward VII, then the prince preparation of her evening meal. It girls are all well an I getting along Highest quality, jewelry. Vern Nelson and family have moved ; the Attorney General of the United of Wales, together with Doctor Stan vas so inviting and comfortable, the nicely. m repairing, diamond set-f to Ohio, he being employed by the ex States to commence at, 6:00 A. M. on ley, the dean of Westminster Abbey, little two roomed lioim* at tin» top of ting, watch repairing,! Frank R. Neil of Derby was a recent press company there. His ¡people also February 4th and to continue on each and two other friends, were granted m old crumbling city mansion. agate mounting and jew | visitor in this city. Throughout his college course, and live there. eir.v manufacturing. day successively thereafter between admission. 'Phe six tombs are arranged symmet the apartment life which followed, Martin J. Reddy, Gay R. Harper, a former deputy Stephen Kranitz and wife have m >v- the hours of 6:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. St MEDFORD. OUFGON. sheriff of this county, who is now em ed dawn on Missouri Gulch for the win up to and including the 9th day of Feb rically in rows of twos; a seventh, In Ralph Davis had never ceased to long *«IF’ PW-jHt-'-i- tl the wall, is believed to belong to Jo for the old home atmosph.re of his ployed in the tax department of the S. I ter. He is doing som? work on his ruary, 1918, at 8:0J P. M. seph. Abraham’s tomb, which has the boyhood: in the residences of his P. company at Portland, spent a cou mines. j All German aliens residing or being form of a coflin with a shelving ridge, friends, with their perfect table serv Help Ths Needy. ple of days this week in this city cheek Attorney B. F. Piatt of Medford within the city of Jacksonville or vicin is about eight feet high, and is set In ice, he had not found It. Now here in ing over the S. P. properties on the transacted business in this city Friday ity are hereby required to present ■ the cemented stone and marble. It is he luxury of his own well-appointed tax rolls. j themselves for registration at the Post covered with three gold embroidered room, his spirit seemed to have tle<l forenoon. (Communication bv S. K.) ! Otfice in said city to the Postmaster green carpets, which arc the gifts of with his desire to the cozy fireside op Harold D. Kubli, a cattleman of Ap Ed Bostwick, a former well known posite, where a Imm h of violets show Let us not forge* th it we have su plegate transacted business in this city resident of this county, died at ¡the j ! who has been designated by the Atter- the emperor of Constantinople. Ma ed beneaili the rose-shaded lamp on ferers in our land God s iy.s that h» homet II. the conqueror of Egypt, Selim Registrar of Monday. he table. The girl bent over the vio- that neglects his own household in hospital for the insane at Salem, Wed ' ney General as Assistant II, and the Sultan Abdul Medjid. their regis- ! sai l city, and to complete Gus Newbury was at the court house nesday. eis lovingly, and the coils of her hair worse than an infidel, Many nee’y 1 tratio.i on or before the 9th day i f glowed like burnished copper, 1 >avis Monday. At a recent meeting of stockholders ; February. 1918, at 8:00 P. M. CHEESE DIET IS WHOLESOME wished that his Illustrators might ones are suffering all around us from The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Brown and directors of the Auplegate Lumber have viewed the wistful face, which hunger anil cold, Get up the ol 1 cloth Any German alien, required who live near the Opp mine fell off the Co, held at Medford, S S. Bullis was One Pound of the Food Supplies More was so exactly what i noble heroine's ing y >u have catt away clean it—and [ ister, who fails to complete his regi>- steps and broke his arm a few days re-elected president and R. S. Bullis Than Twice as Much Energy as face should la*. The rlrl raised it slid mend it—you will find a pla-e for it if tratijn within the time fixed therefor ago. Same Amount of Steak. denly. and emptied out upon the table you want to. Take your ul 1 skirts a1 d chosen ¡secretary. The capital stock or who violates, or attempts to violate, the contents of a tiny pur.«*, then with make little dresses and your husbands Henry Demmer, formerly of this of the concern will be increased and ef or of whom there is reasonable grounds Too many people use cheese merely i smile, which might have been one of old pants and coats and make little place had a foot crushed while hand forts will be made to keep the mill run to believe that he is about to violate ling lumber on the S. P. recently. He ning day and night to fill ¡the rapidly any regulation duly promulgated by ns an appetizer, says the Scientific bright resignation, she went aboiii the suits for the dear little boys. Take American In cummentliig on u recent is in the hospital at San Francisco and increasing number of large orders being the President of the United States, or bulletin of the United States depart- getting of her supper. And Davis un them to the mission an I they will do derstood that the money sipnindered the rest. is improving rapidly. received. these Regulations, in addition to all I ilient of agriculture. According to this ‘’or the flowers must b<‘ saved in her Visit the sick find out their needs J. M. Dews was a visitor at Medford Henry Bacher of Grants Pass, was other penalties prescribed by law, is i bulletin and to the universal practice ‘Veiling meal. That she wit« a strung get in your conveyance go from home in the great cheese-producing countries *r to the city «ns I'vlili’nci'il by the Friday. arrested this week, charged with mak liable to restraint, imprisonment and to hou-e to thot • wh > are able to give, Mrs. Paul Anderson who was operat ing unpatriotic remarks and was taken detention for the duration of the war, of Europe, cheese is one of the most girl’s lack of friends, by evenings collect a little sugar, a little coffee, .*i valuable of foods and n most satisfac qa nt alone beneath the haded lump, ed upon for appendicitis, at Medford to Portland for a hearing. Bacher is or to give security cr to remove and tory substitute for meat. •ngaged in writing, or drawing, Per little tea, a little lard, a little meat, a sanitarium, Tuesday, is reported to be a printer and decorator and has lived depart, from the United States in the A pound of cheese supplies more haps she was nn art student making little bread and a little money to buy manner prescribed by law. getting along nicely. at Grants Pass for about »25 years. than twice ns much energy as n pound her way. nt any rate, tin» way was medicine. Try it—and nee how happy Forms of registration affidavits, reg of fowl or round steak mid almost hard. The author was glad at least, you will feel when you lay down urn n The copper King mine in the Blue Uncle Billy Cam.ran of Uniontown Ledge district was leased under a bond j was a recent business visitor in this istration cards, and instructions to reg- twice as much protein us the same dial she had the companionship of the your couch at night. Your heart will •Id gray cat. I’clore her coming, tin* overflow with jov. j istrants, and other necessary forms | amount of fowl or limn. and option, to L. H. Van Horn and city. Contrary to the opinion of many, •at had loafed cold and thin on the j will be furnished by the Postmaster. others, Monday. The terms of the Mrs. Jack Reter was a recent visitor Cheddar or ’‘store" cheese Is not usu 'enn-to roof, now ho basked and grew Geo. F. Alexander, Among the sufferers in a zero clima’e lease require that active work »t the in Medford. ally indigestible and constipating. Ex fnt before the “gas logs’’ of her fin*. is the co il administrator who happens UNITED STATES MAR mine must be commenced within sixty tensive digestion experiments conduct- ‘Muggins." sin* called him. opening the John Taylor who is a member of the SHAL, District of Oregon. i ed by the department have demon window to let him in. and Muggins be- to hear what people are saying about da;, s. 7th company stationed at Fort Colum Lewis Ulrich, Miss Edith Hoefs was a visiter at bia, came home Sunday on a lo-days strated that more than 95 per cent of :ng of an adventurous turn, luul sev him. Postmister and Assistant I the protein In cheese Is digested mid eral times made his way by the Jut With his other agricultural iceom - Medford Thursday afternoon, furlough. Registrar, Jacksonville, i that 90 per cent of Ils energy Is avail- ting roof overhead, to the open win lishments it remaini for Hank Ford to Mrs. John Dunnington and daughter Fred Offenbacher of Applegate was Oregon. I able. Even when eaten In large quitn- low of Davis’ iiptirtmonf. where the standar iize the hired man. Margaret were visitors at Medford a recent visitor in this city. i titles mid for long periods, no Clise of illthor gave the cat free range. Thursday. i rmligeslion. constipation or oilier dis- Il was because of h’s work upon If you have a news item of interest s s / y f c. J. Fry of Copper, Cal. was a re 1 lurbiim.e was observed in those who those All work done in 1917 spot cash at send or bring it to us, our readers will lines. Davis told himself, that cent visitor in this city. ate it. One person who ale cheese us the study of courageous snuggling W. R. Sparks. appreciate it. Attorney Blanchard of Grants Pass the chief source of protein am! energy, voting womeiibood <o int< rested him. OREGON and WASHINGTON For Sale-Gasolene engine belonging Among the new subscribers to the was a business visitor at the court eating an average of 9.27 ounces daily Here was tin* opfiort unity to see ilie Business * ¿rectory [ to Basye estate. D. W. Bagshaw. Post, this week are: Geo. A. Gardner, house Thursday. for more than two years, did a fair problem worked out. But upon those J. V. McIntyre, the Eagle Point Dr. S. A. Lockwood, Harold D. Ku- amount of muscular work mid kept in evenings when the shade across tin* A. C. Hough of Grants Pass trans good health. banker was a recent visitor in this bli. way was drawn, his disappohitna'nt acted business in this city Thursday. vas unaccoimhibly keen. city. Attorney H. D. Norton of Grants At the high school building in this Dust in the Sweeper. Entering Ills room om Intensely cold Francis Winn, the Medford high Pass transacted business at the court city last night, the Applegate basket “Only lust wivk I found Mary’s ear ■veiling. In* wailed before removing his school boy who died recently at Quan house Thursday. ball teams were defeated by the local ring here.” said the experienced house ooat, glam’ing dow*h to the floor be tic*, Va. was buried in the cemetery Emil ¡Britt and Wm. H. Johnson teams as follows: First teams 29-18; wife to a younger woman ns yet quite low. It was «lark save for the unusual at this city Friday. inexperienced in housekeeping ways light of a eamllc. In its flickering*. went up to Ashland Wednesday eve Second teams 15-14. who had wondered w hy I lie speaker Davis discerned the girl’s figure; she Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston of the ning to attend a meeting of the Shrine. Mrs. J. M. Dews was operated on should look over the accumulated dust was upon her knees before the fire Applegate valley were visitors in this Porter J. Neff, Benj. Sheldon and P. at the Medford Sanitarium for tumor, that she had just shaken out of a place. There was no response to her city Tuesday afternoon. M. Janney passed through town Sun this morning. She stood the operation carpet sweeper; the Mary referred to repented efforts with malclies. the John U. Campbell, a Southern Ore day on a hike to the head waters of fine and is reported to be getting along being the maid employed In tills home lamp and tin* plate stove alike refused “Mary came to me." the speaker con to glow, then tin* author remembered. gon pioneer and former resident of Jackson creek. Several persons in nicely. ¡ ■ i < > r o j • 11V ■ .1 Idly he had noted in tin* evening pa Jackson county, died recently at his quired as the identity of the bald-head Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McKee of Wa<- tinned, “and said she had lost .me of TR. I? .-MA< her earrings and she Imd looked every per, of ii shortage <>f city gas, which ed man without a ha*-. home in Roseburg, aged 79 years. kins were visitors in town today. FRalF RtPCUT -it I . .rcKucis where for it. but just simply couldn't the company hoped later to remedy. » for Invalimbl Ashland people are preparing to be find it ; bill I knew the likeliest place Because of tills shortage, the ¡taper iLU PAtKMTS » K’’t n partner to look for it. and there I did find it. stated, “suffering had been great." The gin another campaign for a normal llllufln.lt Ulti in the dust of the carpet sweeper, girl’s unusually briglit face showed school at that place. where many a jewel Illis been found lie discouragement in the candle light. Mrs. Ida Wilson was a visitor at fore this, and w here, no doubt, mnny n Upon her cheek were traces of tears. LAW VERS, Medford Monday afternoon. 303S venth St. Washington,D. C jh Jewel has been lost. I always look Again the purse came to view. Its Earl Beeson of Talent was a visitor over the dust out of a carpet swee|H*r contents counted. Ilien still hi suit and before throwing it away." Upon hear hut. Ills voting neighbor set fyrlh liei in this city Monday. Ing which tin- Inexperienced young cold evening meal -<wldentl.v the cov Pat Hugen of Eugene visited friends wotiuin registered it mental resolve eted purchased dinner was among her Southern Oregon Traction Com in this city a few days this week. that when she went to housekeeping im|iosslbilltlcs. Dr. C. Hartley, dentistry, painless puny Time Table No. she would do the same. Overwhelming pity flooded the an filling and extracting; bleeding gums thor’s being, ami witli^the pity indig and pyorrhea. M. F. & H. Bldg. nation, Here wns he ill Ills glitterin; Courtesy Was Wasted. Medford, Ore. Adv. Effective August 23d, 1917j There Is such a thing ns wasted temple of warmth and plenty, enter courtesy mid one encounters It almost tiilnlng guests whose presence brilligli Tom Kenney of Medford was a re- Leave Jacksonville, every day In the crowded subway or to him neither sntlsfiictlon or pleas 7:30 a. m. daily except Sunday ' sent visitor in this city. elevated trains, observes n New York lire, and there was site, that brave lit Pearl Shanks of Gold Hill is visiting correspondent. Itecently a man was th* creature, cold ami hungry nearb.' 7:50 a. m. Sunday only friends in this city. riding In n .lammed train anti when It —ami he might not help her. A croon 8:30 a. m daily except Sunday stopped nt the l-'orty second street sta Ing sound caused him to look down 9:00 a. m. Sunday only Flo Thompson and Mrs. Minnie Kel tion there was nn Inrush of passen Muggins, rubbed contentedly agalns 10:30 a. rn. daily except. Sunday ly were visitors in Medford Saturday 11:30 a. m. daily except Sunday gers. Among them was a richly tin* author’s feet. Willi a sudden I** night. dressed woman, who led a boy of laugh, Davis snatched up the cat and 2:00 p. m. daily If you are not on our subscription about ten by the hand. She stood In- stepped Into tin1 eh valor, ft was nee 3:00 l>- m. dailj’ list call or phone your order. fore a chivalrous-looking man who nn- essary to walk up tin* many steps of 4:n0 I’ m. daily copied a sent. With n touch of Ills the next door mansion, but at last he 5:00 ll. rn. daily (Note 1) W. H. Venable of Ruch was a lint he arose to give the woman his found her door. recent visitor in this city. in. daily (Note 2) sent, when the boy broke loose from The girl In the candle-light stared 7:15 p- Emil Britt was a visitor at Medford her and Jumped into the vacant sent. at him. Leave Medford. Tuesday afternoon. The woman made no attempt to take “Your ent.' I >nvls uxpljiliiefl, “ whs In 8:00 a. d uly except Sunday rn. the sent for herself and remained my r<M»ni. Tv«* brought him bark. (his Mrs. H. K. Hanna was a visitor at Xmas Cards & Booklets 8:30 a. m. Sunday only standing. What was worse, she made i.ff, eh?” hr went on not uniting for Medford Mi-nda« night. not thf xlliclitfHt arknowlwlgment of her to speak, “tlnit’s unfortunate. Bit- 9:00 a. m. daily except Sunday H. K. Hanna made a business trip Gift Books the man’« courtesy. ter come over to tin* ‘Whltr Stone’ for 11:00 a. m. daily to Medford Wednesday afternoon. «lipper, You'll pardon tin* apparent 12:00 Noor’ daily except Sunday Fine Stationery rmhiiess of my suggestion," hr Jias* 2:30 p. m. daily Among the persons from this city Ski in Land of Summer. Cnllfornliins are not denied the win- tened on at I lie answering flash of her 3:30 p. m. daily who attended Pom Pom at the Page, Toilet & Manicure Sets ter -ports of tobogganing, skl-runnlng. eyes, “1 hut- I live there, so li’s quite 1:30 p. m. daily in Medford, Tuesday night were: Mr. nntural for me to think of It.’’ sleighing and skutlng. but In order | 6:00 p. m. daily and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, Mr. and Mrs. Fountain Pens from $1,00 to $3.50, Perfumery “Thank you," the girl said quietly, enjoy them they are obliged to iiscend From Riverside Avenue. Jim Cronemiller, Mr. and Mrs. Riweli Into the Sierra Nevudns. ii mile ulmve «nd clidmlng Muggins, would have Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Rtes Chapman, m. daily except Sat. Ar Sun. Fine Toilet Soaps, Correspondence Cards, etc. 10:30 p the const mid the central vuileys. closed the door. Mrs. H. K. Hanna, Mrs. Chris Ulrich. There, niuld-t the fragrant pine for "Will you come over with me now," 11.00 p. m Saturday & Sunday only. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson, Mrs. P. (Note 1) Rm s to Medford depot and ests of the highlands, they enter Inti, the author hurst out desperately. A. Hines, Ralph Jennings, Dave Cron- keen out-of-doors r> ■ leutlon with nil “Will the fact that I arn Knlph I >nvls, waifs until 5:50 p. m. before going to J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor •tniller, Henry Dox, J ,e McIntire, the Zest of people «11” sei’ -UOW USII- the writer, h«*1p you overlook a proper East end ot fine. nlly from n illstnnce. The winter ■ iitroducth»n ami give m<* this plens- Mary Bagshaw, Cliff Dunnington, Gene (Note 2> Rm s to sts.rts season at Truckee, near the lire?” Tuck, Paul Jennings, Flo Thompson, unless <’;.riyit’g | a- ■ tigers for beyond. summit of the Sierra, bus become well "True, charity should always he en- Emil Britt, Minnie Kelly and Louise R. S. Bt'l.Lis, established as an tititititil event. I coiirnged, ,” 1 she said softly. Jones. Gen. Freight & Passenger Agent. «.<- - Jacksonville Post Drop In An Order That Stationery CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Jacksonville I Oregon.