Jacksonville post., February 16, 1918, Image 3

Jacksonville Post
Thursday was Valentine Day.
I
Fred J. Fick was a business viaitor
at Medford Friday afternoon.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918
ters Said to Hav • -en Caused by
ing at the Blue Ledge mine.
Services
regularly usfoliows:
th
Sunday
John Li si of Minnesota he ids
Mrs. Ida Wilson was a visitor at
Counties« Ar. aloidi.
l<i; rj A. JI. -Sabbala School L a.-.-cS
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
The grand jury will be in session ne.v advisory c rinril, and a further d -
LOCAL NEWS
Hi in ■<
for ail ages.
pl lion <t' th ' na’ion’s stock v- siku e
Flo Thompson. Mrs. Minnie Kelly, ! Monday.
of .1: l‘- H !
It DI A. M. M irning’^orsh P. \ th
is
in
prospe
t.
MlSOW
l-etTI'
Marv Bngahaw, and Ora GoldRhy were
A numb r of Ashland
ing
serin'otr.
over Thurs lay evening to attend til
N'-t th.- I ;.st of ttu a Iv nt
of of .
Snow, to the depth of about 2 inches, visitors in Medford Saturday night.
r y
6:15 I’. M. Christian Endcuv •r >i a. -
fed Wednesday morning but melted al­
Dr. C. Hartley, dentistry, painless m-’Cing <>f the Royal Arch chapter he'd the thrill st ,mp habit is th it i- ke ps loe'e ■ I 1.
er
meet in
most as rapidly as it fell.
ono al .v.iy.s tn m -h i st ite of fi uii.-iil Ihm hi
filling and extr.i.-ting;. bk-.Jing gums , that evening.
i';.; i r. .vi. Eveiing worship. with
i
litio
John
G.
Dunnington
left
Thur
day
j
deaol >tio:i that one nv.-r his a i.v .a »-
R. N. Stanfiold of Stanfield, candi­ and py ji rhea, .VI. F. & H. Bldg.
sermon.
Ill'll'
► I
morning on a trip to California points. ney for riotous living.
Adv.
date for U. S. Senator was in town Medford, Ore.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evcn-
imgav:t bay receinly, wlu n a myriad
Mrs J. M. Dewts who recently under­
Thui3day afternoon.
1 eter Fick was a recent visitor at
Soci dis n wo <1 i be m.'r. ier rea ling of pale ’gid u fights si me in th ■ placid ing at 7:3).
went in operation nt Medford, has re­ without its th 1 nh irint eit.-i pir.se- waters and attiiiclid tlnmsiinds of spec­ Everyone malcome to the* m .-et: gs.
Mrs. Kate Hoffman who has been ill Medford.
‘ i was glad ". In n they said unto me
Miss Lulu Williams was a visitor at turned to her home in this city and is like “proletari it” ani “o i .rge risi}. ’ tators to the -hole. I.'.<st anil West
for several weeks is reported better.
But where wool I the pr >p igaada b ■ News states.
getting along nicely.
let us go in'll the the house of ihe
Cliff Dunnington left Friday morning Medford Tuesday afternoon.
'ihe savants of Japan ma- giving Lord Ps. i.
Mrs. Fred Lny of Weller visited without it.i catch phrases?
on a business trip to Portland and vi­ A tire bender« a tire shrinker. some
Perhaps there wiiibe a United States mm ii attention to ibis eiuion- freak
friends
in this city several days this
cinity.
hammers, tongs and a few other tools,
of Russia before I >ng. like the United of nature. One college professor
week.
Rev. A. II. Gammons was a recent belonging to the Basye estate remain
likened the exhibition lo ilie Innum­
(HHISTIAN SCIENCE
Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. H. Johnson were States of America and tils- United erable lights off the I'oasi of t'hiknsen
in the shop and will he sold at a bar-
visitor at Medford.
visitors at Medford Friday afternoon. States of South Africa.
and Chikiigo tn Kyushu. The latter I Services held every Sunday morning
A number of persons from this city gait-. D. AV. Bagshavv. Adm.
President Wilson is avus
by the lights, however, uro of a yellow-red, at 11 o’clock in I. 0.0. F. Hall.
Next Tuesday, at 11 o’clock in the
, att.-nied the Valentine dance al Eagle
Potatoes are now recognized
forenoon, on the premises, the admin­ | German pressoi b.'i.ig “brutal”—pro­ orange color, v.liereas those in Slilnng- Everybody welcome.
Point Thursday night.
government food commission as
bably became he wants to prevent nwa buy were pale green.
Mrs. J M. Williams and daughter, stitute fo ■ wheat hour and when buy­ istrator of the Basye estate will sell Germ my from devo.u in.r stirili na-
Doctor Kishigami of the college of
Miss Lulu, visited Mr. Williams at the ing flour you can purchase it in place the property at the corner of Californ­
agriculture in the Tokyo imperial uni­
The
sale
will
f*
ons
'
ia
and
Fourth
streets.
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...
of other substitutes, two pounds of po­
versity collected n qua
Highest quality, jewelry
Medford sanitarium Sunday.
be at putilic auction. Here is a ■ bar r. ­ 1 Those more or less excellent people from the bay. He Inis
repairing, diamond set­
tatoes with each pound of flour.
Miss Issie McCully was a visitor at
who want an inconclusive peace are the tile light is caused by
ting. watch repairing,
gain for someone.
Medford Sunday.
Gus Moser ol Portland, candidate for
agate mounting and jew
exact mental replicas <-f the fi ll iw who nuilcuH. lie describes
Mrs. Della Dunnington and daughter cut elf the pup’s ti.il an inch at a time
elry manufacturing.
as gymiiogyiiiums. bei.
Judge F. L. TouVelle who is support­ governor, was in town Thursday shak­
Margaret visited relatives on ^Williams in order to lie humane.
Martin J. Reddy,
class Fliigellatn. Erich
ing one of the war orphans in France, ing hands with the dear people.
Hain Sl.. MEDFORP. OREGON
creek tl is week.
twelve-hundredth
of
an
received a nice letter from the mother
H. K. Hanna was a business visitor
A number of old railroad men are
For Sale—Gasolene engine belonging discovering that they have a great deal an alimentary canal,
~ of orphan, Monday. The
me letter was at Medford Tuesday afternoon.
must have been always
written in French language and show- ! A number of persons from this city to Basye estate. I). W. Bagshaw.
to learn about the railroad business.
waters of that buy. hut tin excess of
ed a deep spirit of thankfulness for the attended the “Lincoln Day” banquet
All work done in 1913 spot cash at
Lenine and Tiotzkv may yet envy vegetable matter In the water so fat­
aid rendered by the genial judge.
W.
R.
Sparks.
at Medford Tuesday evening.
Nicholas Romanoff his quiet and coni
tened and stimulated the aniiualculi
*
that they became unusually luminous. «<3 F»
It is reported that a party of boys
Ora Goldsby was a visitor at Med­ paratively comfortable finish.
The management of the Blue Ledge
returning from Medford about «o'clock mine has teen granted permission ¡to I ford Thursday afternoon.
As the New York Evening Post aug- 'Ihe learned professor cites the appeal- X A
nme of the same phenomena at Ham­
Tuesday evening saw the lights of an install a large truck scale al the load­
E. Foreman transacted business at I gests, even a rubber stamp cannot burg In 1830, since which time no
aircraft of some kind almost directly ing platform near the west end of Cal­ Medford Thursday afternoon.
j make an experienced egg young, but record exists ol' its reeiirrein e until
l»b
ovei head.
I ifornia street.
Mrs. Rose Singler was a recent visi­ there is much in the power ot' sugges- lately. The insects live nt Hie iioi-
| lion.
Pat Swayne, the Watkins cattleman,
tom of tin- sea and come to the surface
The City Council has ordered the tor at Medford.
*
was a business visitor in this city abatement of several nuisances »along
Knowing that the way of tha trans- on rare occasions lor oxygen.
If you have a news item of interest
Thursday.
i
greaser
is
hard,
beer
is
trying
to
get
¡Jackson creek, above the city . water 3end or bring it to us, our readers will
| itself recognized as a soft drink.
W. A. Hanna of Medford was a visi­ I dam.
appreciate it.
GOOD OF COMPANY MANNERS Asks Fund for Paying Damages
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tor in this city Tuesday.
If it came to a choice we should cut
out all the musi. ai comedies and othei Obviates Arguments, Hateh Language,
Sam Sandry of the Blue Ledge mine>j
Criticisms and Other Features
necessaries rather than lose the wai
was a recent visitor in this city.
Washingion, Feb. 11 —Legislation to
in Ordinary Home Life.
to
Germany.
Mrs. E. S. Wilson who had her ton­
reimburse French citizens for damages
ails removed Wednesday is getting
i
There isn't any trouble in the homi“ resulting front operations of American
along nicely.
What Modern Guns Do.
when there is company in Ihe house. troops was asked of congress today by
Th< Scientific Aiiiei'iea,; '.uahes -Ili Hi Everything runs smoothly. ns a rule, the wn>- department.
S. S. Bullis of the S. 0. Traction
tei’esting calenlation on tile force of ex avers Ihe Columbus Dispatch. The
company returned Thursday morning
In a letter to Chairman Chamberlain
plosives in the lartest German guns children are better behaved, regard
from a trip to New York and other
of
the senate military committee, Sec­
Their ltr.it cenlimeler (sixteen inch less of what mother says about it :
eastern points.
gun repre: ents on tiring a force o father is mole patient. There is no retary Baker said General Pershing re­
Jewell Bailey of this city who is in
.'itXUMKl.Uiib foot pounds, "equal to tin quarreling among the children—when ported that “inability to pay claims
Impact I lint would result from the lull there is company. Everything is clean­ for injuries due to accidents caused by
the naval reserves at Bremerton navy
Costs Little More
of a block of granite thirty feet long er. anil more orderly, and voices are government motor vehicles and other
yard, was married at Bremerton, Sat­
thirty feet wide anil twenty feet thick lowered, and correct language is used. causes result in much hardship and in­
urday February 9th, to Ruel Rian, a I
dropped from a height of 1 KJ feet,
i
Which is to say. wouldn't it be n justice to the French people and seri­
member of the U. S. Marine Corps, '
The 30.5 cenlimeler (twelve iueb blessed good thing to have "company ously hurt the reputation of the Ameri­
now stationed at Bremerton. The Pest
Krupp gull tiles u projectile weigllhi'- manners" In the home all the time'' To
Joins wi h the many friends of the i
445 kilograms (!)S1 ¡siumls), wlihl have ihe breakfast pass ofl' ns quietly; can army in France in comparison with
bride ir. wishing the young couple a
leaves a barrel with a velocity of 2,6'Jt to have us little harsh language; lo do the British forces.”
Scenic Shasta Route, Sacred Siskiyous,
♦ W j »---- —
long and happy married life.
feel a seioud. Its maximum ratigi
away with the usual family criticisms
Mt. Shasta, San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Is
twenty
kilometers,
or
about
twelvi
Among the recent new subscribers to
it be glorious If we used
and a half miles, and the shot cover' —wouldn’t manners" whether tln-re Is Will Use No Tobacco During War
Southern Californir. Choice of routes.
the Post were Mrs. Flora Phinney and
“
company
this distance in ninety-five seconds. I:
C. E. Hollopeter.
one of these guns is tiled in a din company present or not?
Eugene, Or., Fell. 12—Four Eugene
It would be an awful strain’for u
north and south direction the projectllt
It is reported that 150 pounds of dyn­
while, to lie sure. The whole filially Is business men who are known to he us­
Let
u
make
an
itinery
for
your
trip
will
deviate
a
distance
of
Hio
meters
amite have been stolen from the ce '
or 525 feet, from its true direction ow under n strain when there's coiiiimiii ) ers of 'he “weed,” last night nt a
showing trairf schedules,' stopovers, etc.
went plant at Gold Hill.
In the house, lint the general effect meeting of a war savings stump club
ing to the revolution of the earth.
would justify tin- strain. There would of which they are members, signed a
Charles Mitchell who is in the Marine
come a time when It wouldn't lie any pledge to abstuin from the use of to
corps at Mare Island, Cal., left Tues­
Two Men Who Think as One.
day for his station, after spending a
In Ills book. “Contemporary French strain at all: It would become a habit. bacco during the war except on “very
ten days furlough with relatives in this i
Dramatists.” Barrett 11. Clark, writing Table manners would be Improved, •pecinl occasions" when they may
of the famous collaborators. Flers ami conversation would be more rational, smoke with the unanimous consent of
city.
Calllnvet,
quotes the latter in describ criticism would lie less bitter, illspo- the four. The penalty for violating
Ask
nearest
agent
or
write
The registration of alien Germans i
sitions would mature with the sweet-
ing how their work Is done:
ciused Wednesday night. Only one!
I,
"Our system of col la boration work- ness of ripened fruit that has grown the ph dge is the purchr.se of a $5 sav­
was registered here.
ings stump for each of the three other
so well tliat I am really unable to sa.i In the sunlight.
JOHN M. SCOTT
signers.
which part of a play Is my own mill
Clarence Reames who has been U.
General Passenger Agent,
which my partner's. In fact, we talk
Banish Idleness.
S. District Attorney at Portland, has
Portland.. Oregon.
a plot over, one of us rejecting an idea
Idleness, rather titan the love ot
accepted appointment as assistant to
the other arguing in its favor. It Is money, Is the root of all evil, und un-
the Attorney General of the U. S. The
curious, but often one of these discus chei-rftilness Is one of the shoots from
new position carries a salary of $7,200.
slims ends by my accepting iny con the root, asserts the Los Angeles
per year.
fiere s proposal mid rejeetin: ig my own Times. There Is no such thing ns Idle­
while lie does the same with mine ness In nature. The worlds that glit­
Elmer Floyd Terrill of Oregon City
When ue come to the ilialuglie w» tall, ter in the arch of the heavens are ever
I! H’S C !
has succeeded Ben Sheldon as night ed­
Write for folder on the Apache Trail of Arizona
It to each other Thus it is made, not moving. The moon never stays in one
17..’ i j
itor of the Medford Sun. Mr. Sheldon
■ y. I'..: ulpruci-
written. We flave come now. parti) place. The restless sen moans in and
LI.ENCLt.
has been engaged to conduct the cam­
il .
hr«-'» •
as a result of our constant working to out over the harbor bur. 'I’lie rivers
I C à,
paign for the Ashland Normal School.
gel her. partly ns a result of our com gurgle ami plash ns they Journey to
.- I L.LLL
I • g.-t I' M m partili
•
i.tublu iniuiiii.it.<>;
Eight school boys at Griffin creek '
mon tastes. Io think as well us write the sen. The trees chnnge tllclr cos­
J
-
ns a single being.”
have organized a “corn club” and wi'l [
tume twice a year and grow a little j
Ut ’J I
endeavor to show the farmers of Rogue
every hour of every day In the year.
V
PA7r.;it i.iv/f_ns,
First Great American Paintor.
The birds never most at noonday, and
River valley that corn growing is \
303 Seventh : it., Wcablngton, 0.
The
first
portrait
painter
of-Ihe
Unit
­
a---- ~«»(CTW3«
num is the only nnlliuil who oversleeps ,
worthy jf more attention than it now
ed States to win general fame was himself. "A contented mind Is a con­
receives The projee’ is pl.mnelon
Thomas Sully, who was born in 1783 tinual feast.” und the worker, whether
the lines proposed by the 0. A. C.
One of tile first celebrated American ho labors wltli brain or brawn, who
Mrs. Henrietta Hunter died at the
historical paintings, "WashingtonCross finds ili-liglit In Ills work, who sings as Southern Oregon Traction Coin
Ing the Delaware.” was the product ot he cheerfully lifts the hiiinnier or f
home of her daughter, Mrs. M. B. Orr,
p.inyTime Table No. 5,
his genius. Sully established himself laughs as lie pens Ihe thought that
at Medford, Tuesday, aged about 96
In Richmond as a portrait painter in conies to him. Is liuppy and eontent.
years. Funeral was held Friday.
1803. but soon removed to New York
A. K. Earhart of Rogue River was a
Effective August 23d, 1917j
end In 1810 to Philadelphia, which citj
Early California History.
recent visitor in this city.
Leave Jacksonville,
was afterward bls home.
The first white men to visit Sul
In addition to ‘'Washington Crossing
Victor Patton and Felix Cimborski of
7:30 a. m. daily except Sunday
Frani'lsco
buy
were
of
the
expedition
the Delaware,’' his famous historical
this city left Tuesday for Weed, Cal.,
Portola, n Spanish iidventiicer win 7:50 a. m. Sunday only
paintings Include "The Capture of Ma of
where they have secured employment
became the first governor of ('iilll'or 8:30 a. m. daily except Sunday]
Jor
Andre"
and
"Miranda."
As
a
per
in a logging camp.
•>;()«) a. rn. Sunday only
trait painter his most notable subjects nla. Portola himself was not n mem­
ber of the party wlilcli. 148 years ago 10:30 a. m. daily except Sunday
Development work on the Copper
were Thomas Jefferson, Lafayette. gazed upon the site of Sun Franclsci
King mine was began Monday.
James Madison. John Marshall. Fanny and Oakland. The honor of discover) 11:3'1 a. nt. daily except Sunday
Kcmlde and Queen Victoria. He vis belongs to Father Juan ('respi and Ser 2:'MI p* m. daily
The rainsall this week is worth thous­
Ited England to paint the girl queen geant ortega. Gasper de Portola, "cap 3:00 p* ni. daily
ands of dollars to the farmers and
tn her coronation robes. Sully lived tain of dragoons and governor of the 1”’O p* m. d lily
fruitgrowers of the valley.
to an advanced age. dying In I’blladel Ciillfornliis." probably never saw the 5:00 r>. rn. daily (Note I)
Supt. V. Meldo Hillis of the Medford
phia in 1872.
bay. but Ills name Is perpel(luted ns 7:15 P- ni. daily (Note 2)
schools, has tendered his resignation,
ihe discoverer by the annual Portola
Leave Medford.
to take effect June 30. L ick of har­
Lowering the Topmast.
festivals In Sun Francisco. Sir Fran­
mony with the schonl board is assigned
Lord Chelmsford once related that cis Drake ciinie near discovering the 8:00 a. rn. d uly exc 'pt Send ly
Phone No. 52
a friend of his nt the bar was engaged bay III 1578, Tv lien he landed at u 8:30 ». rn. Sunday only
as the reason for the resignation.
In a nautical case. In which it appear point 30 tulles to the northwest.
Word was receive! Wednesday night
9:00 H. rn. daily except Sunday
id that a vessel, In a severe gale of
of the death of Charles Jones, Jr. at a
Spectacles— Gold filled frames and finest lens
wind, hud been thrown U|>on tier beam Rainbow Never Show« Complete Circle 11:00 a. ni. daily
12:0b Noon daily except Sunday
San Francisco hospital, from injuries
ends, Tbe barrister, who appears to
A ruinbow never shows a complete 2:30 I’- in. daily
received when he fell from bis train
have had n smattering of nautical mat
I
near Cottonwood, a few days ago. He
ters, asked a sailor who was In the clr< le, but nt the most only n semi­ 3:30 l>- tn. dully
witness box bow It was they did I not circle, unless tin- oliserver happen* to 4:30 I'. tn. daily
was a grandson of Mrs. Martha Jones,
lower the topmast, upon which the wit be nt n great elevation, ns in u balloon, 6:00 P m daily
and a nephew of M. D. Junes of this
lies» replied, with a sneer, "If you when mon than half a circle cun be
Century Fountain Pens, Fine box stationery
From Riverside Avenue.
place. Mr. Jones was born and raised
knew as milch of the sea ns I do i you seen, bill never an entire one. Halos
to young manhood or Little Applegate,
10:30
p
m daily --xcept Sat
Sun.
would know tint that Is not an easj and rnlnboiis also differ In Hie size
1 pound Linen paper 35c. Toilet Goods, etc.
and was about 30 years old. For sev­
matter in u gale of wind.” This ln<-l of the circles or semicircle* that they 11.00 p. m Saturday & Sunday only.
eral years he has been a railroad mm,
(Note 1) Ru: s to Medford depot and
deut led tile counsel Io turn Ills alien exhibit, 'l l»- radius of a halo is alwnit
and was a conductor on a Southern Pa­
J. W. Robinson, M. Il, Proprietor
lion to the subject, In consequence 22 degrees and that of n rainbow wai a until 5:50 p. n: before going to
cific freight car when he met his death.
uf which lie Invented an apparatus foi about 42 degrees. < li Imr arches mid East end ot lire.
lowering t ¡nuuls. for which In- ob circles are sometimes scon outside of
Besides his father, two brothers and
(Note 2) Runs Io M<
depot only
tallied a |>utent and earned upward ol noth the rainbow mid Hie halo, but the unless c.rijing passengers for beyond.
two Jsisters and other relatives, he
£20.<KK) Ljr Ills Invention. — London mill given lire for the principal, or
leaves a wife and three small chil­
'{. S. B ullis ,
irininry. ulteiiomenon.
Globe.
dren.
Gen. Freight & Passenger Agent.
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