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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1918)
At Ths Churches Sheriff Jennings was a business visi I Jacksonville Post, one year $1.50. BRINGS HOME GRIM REALITY tor at Talent first of the week. P resbyterian Mrs. Tom Dunnington was a visitor Sold ers Seldom Visualize Death Until Bert Rippey was found guilty before in Medford Thursday afternoon. Albert^H. Gammons. ftlir. .hr They Have Had Their Training SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1918 a jury in the Justice eourt at Medford, Applegate Mrs. A. D. McKee of Bunc m was a With the Bayonet. Sunday Services regularly asloi.. »st Thursday, on a charg» of illegal fish visitor in this city Thursday. While in IP; > ij.\. M -s .Irbat .„School L.u tes (Correspon le.ice to the Bost) ing. This is h's third conviction in the Comparatively few of the men tn the for all ages. town she called at this olfi'e and re- LOCAL NEWS justice court. t “ linin'' < anip- have sensed the serious- I newe l her subscript on to the Post. 11:00 A. M.^M ;r>.i'q\ Worst ip w t h Governor Withy combe announces There has be. n several eases of p ' n -s ot their job from books, writes J s sermon. Arnod Col .‘mm who his been work- si'I'Ii II. Odell, in the Qjitlook. Nor did that he is a candidate tor re election. miid form of intesle. in this vicinity. 6:1'. I’. M. Christ.an t’:. :.v i .’ii.y- Mrs. Horace Bliven of Applegate ' lug in California has returned home. it come to many of them from tlie for Verni Stephenson who is at the Med O. M Knox of Missouri Flat has mal drills, the settieg-up exercises, or i < r meeting". woo recently underwent an operation Lewis Baker, former deputy p -st- 7:30 I’. Al. Iweti'. i . wol.-hip, wi h at the Medford sanitarium is reported ford hospital is reported to be get tint j master at this city, but now residing been awarded the mail contract from | the acquisition of iiiilitury terms mid alor.g nicely. I habits. The reality—the grim but i sermon. Jacksonville to Apple. gate. to be recovering rapidly. at Portland, spent a few days this week Prayer meeting < n We.'.iter day even Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston of Ruch Chester Rubli has been hauling lum- rhrllling reality- -of their business Mrs. Walter Bostwick of the New visiting friends in this city. He re I came from the bayonet. ing at 7:3). mill on Williams Cougles tier ¡from bury-Cantrall ranch on the Applegate, were recent visitors in this city. turned to Portland Friday. Men can stand nt attention without Everyone welcome to these meetings. Creek to build an addition to his paying attention; they can form col Miss Esther Purael of Bunconi is at underwent an operation at the Med Mrs. F. R. Tungate of Butte Falls, a “i was glad v. In n they s.u-1 unto me house. ford Sanitarium this week and is re tending a busin-ss school at Portland, luiniis of fours automatically; they cun let us go into the the House of .he former well known resident of this city she expects to remain there several ported to be getting along nicely. Hany Bro.vn left Munday for Fort salute as a matter of easily acquired is reported quite ill. Her many friends McDowell Cal. where he will take the habit ; they can leurn the bugle culls by Lord.—F*. 122:1. Mrs. Chauncey Florey was a visitor months. here wish her a speedy recovery. examination to join the Coast Artil ■ subconscious absorption; but no mini Oscar Dunford of McCloud, Cal., was at Medford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dews are visit lery. I .-mi wield the bayonet without visuallz- a visitor in this city today. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Reeves are visit ing relatives in the Applegate valley i ing death. The first and chief duty of CHRISTIAN SCII ME Miss Josie Wright who is attending the bayonet Instructor is to make men C. C. Pursel of Buncom was a re- this week. We wonder whether ing friends at Rogue River. high school at Grants 1’ass, is visitii g visualize death—their own or their Service» held every Sunday ittviiii f cent business visitor in this city, C. E. Powers of Butte Fahs was a “Polk” will find any bear this trip and her sister Mrs. M. .Frier, and taking foe’s. “You must get him before lie j at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. suseriptio t If you are nut on our recent visitor in this city. also investigate the alfalfa. her weeks practice teaching in the Au- gets you; It's him or you, hint or you, Everybody welcome. O. Olson of Portland was a business plegate school. Charles Mulholland serving a sentence list call or phone your order. hint or you!” Mrs. Tom Dunnington, Mary Bagshaw visitor in this city „Wednesday aft er- in the county jail on a bootlegging Then the ghastly seriousness of the — ♦UU*— Edith Bailey, Gene Tuck and Josephine charge was released Wednesday and noon. business comes over the rocrliit; the No. 63. sentence suspended by order of Justice Greaves were visitors at Medford Sun dreadful alternative flashes along every Miles C intrall of Ruch was a recent day afternoon. Taylor. nerve, and conmmids the muscles of visitor in this city. the eyes, the legs .nd the arms us tliej B. B. Beekman was a business visi Under a recent order of the Food Report of the (ondition of George Buckley of Ruch was a re- have never been coi. mantled before. It Administrator, the sale of flour is now tor at Medford Tuesday. cent visitor in this city and Medford. searches his soul and marks hint as a on a 50-50 basis: that is. with every fif- Mrs. Bert Orr and ¡son of Medford coward or a limn; It puts deep lines on THE BANK OF JACKSONVILLE Mrs. Goldie M. Boyer of ¡Rogue Riv tv pounds of flour sold there must be ' visited relatives in this city Sunday af his face mid galvanizes Ids will; It er was a business visitor in this city fifty pounds of some substitute sold. I ternoon. changes hint almost instantaneously Friday. at Jacksonville in the State of Oregon from a civilian to a soldier. Wm. M. Colvig, tax attorney for the ■ C. F. Hoefs was a recent visitor at Feiest Planting. Comply with the law and use Butter at the close of business S. P. Co. now located at Portland, has Medfold. Wrappers with your name and address Mar. 4,’, 1918. AFLAME WITH VIVID COLOR resigned and will return to Medford to Mrs. Fred Fick and Mrs. Chauncey printed neatly. 100 for $1.25; 200 for reside. Government forest planting opera Florey were recent visitors in Med- $2.00, at Jacksonville Post. Section of Northern Montana Brilliant • tions in Oregon and Washington w,.l Major H. H. Sargent, formerly of ford. RESOURCES Scene During the Short Months ■»— be largely curtailed this spring because this city but recently professor of mili of Summer. Loans and discounts---------- $47,121.34 of war conditions, according to Dis tary science at Princeton university, Overdrafts secured and un has been detailed to the war college at The Rlackfeet, or I’iegans, as they trict Forester Geo. 11. Cecil, Portland, secured ________________ call themselves, number approximate in whose office the plans for spring r • Washington, D. C. with prospect for Bonds and Warrants_______ ly 2,700. The setting for this pictur forest ition work have just been com service in France. Stocks, securities, judg esque tribe Is a wonderful country, pleted. These plans provide for tree Frank Ned of Derby was a business ments, etc._____________ without a glimpse of which no picture planting on 1732 acres divide I am •: g visitor in this city Saturday after Banking House___________ of the Rlackfeet would be complete five National Forests The spec noon. Furniture and fixtures_____ Elsie E. Newton writes In the South planted will he mainly Douglas fir, ami If you have a news item of interest , Other real estate owned____ ern Workman. The reservation is in northern Montana ; In nreu It is about western while pine, and a smaller (¡m:: - send or bring it to us, our readers will Due from approved reserve tity of western yellow pine. appreciate it. banks ------- - ------ ------- ... 7,944. S6 two-thirds the size of Connecticut. It Spring planting will begin on the Tal lies tip next to Canada on the north 98 61 All work done in 1913 spot cash at I Checks and other cash items lowbox Mountain (Star Gulch) planting mid Glacier park oil the west. The In order to reduce my present large Exchanges for clearing house W. R. Sparks. park was once a part of It, mid re project in the Applegate region of t"e Cash on hand.......................... 3,901.95 tains many Indiun names, such ns Crater National Forest, March 13 Th s Mrs. Bert Armpriest of Forest creek stock of Wall Paper, Paints, etc. I am Expenses ................... ............ Gohig-to-the-Sun mountain, Rising- is the third year of planting on this was a visitor at Medford Friday after 734.11 Wolf mountain. Two Medicine lake Other Resources, ________ offering the following special prices: noon. project The area is an old yellow pi'e $84,975.3b and river, and others. Total burn that has grown up to brush. It Mrs. S. E. Dunnington and Amy Front the splendid white-topped Is unproductive at present, but is being Dow were recent visitors at Med range on the west the country drops ford. to rolling prairie eastward. It Is a restocked with vellow pine seedlings LIABILITIES region of bitter winds mid storms for from the Page Creek Nursery. The Hu->ton Cox. the colored porter at i Capital stock paid in......... . ...$10,000.00 several months hl the year. Closer to brush is so dense th it the planters can the Hotel Medford, recently convicted ! Surplus fund____________ ... 1,000.00 the mountains, there is not n month only work down the slopes. Lanes on a bootlegging charge, was sentenc- j Undivided profits, less ex when frost is unexpected, anil snow have been cut through the brush alm g ed Tuesday to pay a fine of $100. and j 2,882.76 fulls as late as June. But as soon as the upper and lower sides of the aria penses and taxes paid.... undergo imprisonment in the county i Individual deposits subject the last fluke has disappeared the hill with a connecting lane by which nt n jail for thirty days. It is reported that ’ 48,897.83 sides flattie almost overnight with wild can go up and plant down through the to check____ _________ an appeal has been taken. flowers. The splendor of them colltill brush. This planting is largely expel i- Demand certificates of de August Faske of Medford, recently 168.75 ties throughout the short summer, one mental as the brush type of land pre posit __________________ brllllunt shade succeeding another. arrested as being an alien enemy with I Certified chocks..... ........ ..... Half acres hi purple, spots of blue, sents new and unsolve I planting prob arms in his possession, was released as j Time and Saving Deposits .. streaks of yellow—one sees tills sort lems. it appears that Faske was an Ameri i Notes and bibs rediscounted .. of color effect week lifter week. can citizen. Bills payable for money bor rowed _________________ Chauncey Florey has filed as a candi-I Remembered Diagnosis. Editor In Retirement. Other liabilities________ When Sophie was nine years old s'ho date for the republican nomination for l A Georgian editor, who retired some county clerk. Total ... $34,975.38 years ago, lias recently been review was not feeling well mid had what she ing that part of his career which has thought a great deal of pain. The doc Myrtle W. Blake'y was the first can- j S tate of O regon , i "Oh, been free from the labors of tile news tor was called and he said: didate to file for a county office. She I you’re nil right; those pains are Just I paper office. County of Jackson. ) desires the republican nomination for j He finds, in contrasting it with n pe growing pains.” A few days Inter a I, Wm. H. Johnson, Cashier of the riod of similar length prior to his friend of tlie family called mid Inquir treasurer, the position she now holds j above-named bank, do solemnly swear and in which she has made good. abandonment of the lend pencil and ed of Sophia how she was feeling. ,, »? that the above statement is true to the shears, that the cluing» Ims been "Oh," she said, “I mil better, but still George A. Gardner has announced the best of my knowledge and belief. * groat. Indeed. Residing In his own growing.” his candidacy for the office of county W m . H. J ohnson , Cashier. comfortable, If humble, home, nothing judge. Ims been asked of him while taking Correct —Attest. . -'M W. A. Hanna of Medford was a visi his well-earned rest except to chop ■ ■ ■ • ■ - 4 C. M. Ruch, tor in this city Thursday. and bring tn all the firewood, supply ' ’J ’ R. D. Hines, 1 the house with water front the spring, C. M. Kidd of Medford was a visitor Directors. start flic kitchen fire every morning, in this city Friday. Subscribed and sworn to before me feed the hogs, the chickens, and the I this 14, day of Mar., 1918. Mrs. Ida Wilson was a visitor at cow ; milk and churn, plant mid weed • i : Medford Friday afternoon. « '. h - i ( u| yii.Gii ■ r» g.» flic garden, mid attend to miscellane D. W. B agshaw , \ t.t .-l or l-i.oiii. D r ,i. :.t i: iiv. ih i-taúl D. W. Bagshaw transacted business Notaiy Public. ous chores. /. FLUENCES It is wortli while, he evidently 1 »r invalnrtbln b*>< at Medford Friday afternoon. My Commission expires Feb. 26, 192J. ( buLL FATEÎJ ! thinks, to work hard us mt editor for . !' .w :■> get -i partuf’. Í It. B. Beekman was a business visi < i xalaabie inlutioai;<>n. a few years tn order to enjoy the i'u Buffalo as Beast of Burden. JJ } tor at Medford Friday. i luxury of retirement Inter on. — The buffalo has always been rated Mrs Anna Broad was a Medford vis- ■ - - - PATLf'T LLV7Vc:i?S, ® ». fJ j as untamable, and ninny scientists I Christian Science Monitor. itor Friday afternoon. have regarded him as one of the most 303 S?v( .h t.t., l/.'shiin! n. 0. C 11 Warm Air for Flyer». •¿J stupid beasts that ever existed. It Miss Lula Williams visited her fath has remained for Major Bob Yokt........ I To protect military airmen from the er at the Medford Sanitarium Friday Pierre. S. I»., lifter live year« of ef I intense cold of the upper atmosphere afternoon. fort. to accomplish the wonderful feat 1 and also avoid the burden of cum Ì Southern Oregon Traction Com A postal was received this week an-' of training a pair of buffaloes to trot bersome, heavy garments, an nlrheiited nouncing the safe arrival “somewhere ! to wagon, rind also to do many other one-piece costume Ims been designed, pany Time Table No. 5. in France,” of the Zundel brothers, remarkable stunts. Major Yokum Is a says the Popular Mechanics Magazine Weldon and Harold, of Medford. former United States marshal, ami Is The suit is made of two layers of inn known in the old ranching ami cowboy terlal and supplied with a system of Drs. Dow & Dow are fitting up a Effective August 23d, 1917 life of the American West, from Texas air conduits extending to Its various building of 18 rooms at Medford and I.eave Jacksonville. to Oregon. One of the accomplishments extremities. Air, taken In through a will move their hospital from Central of the Yokum team Is to race against funnel mounted behind the propeller 7:30 a. m. daily except Sunday Point about April 1st. The Dow hos" horses, ami they distance their speed! mid warmed by passage through n ('oil 7:50 a. m. Sunday only pital has made an excellent record dur competitors. They loathe the saddling encircling the motor's exhaust pipe, I* 8:30 a. m. daily except Sunday ing the past six years at Central Point process, and when the rider mounts curried Into the main artery of the I 9:00 a. m. Sunday only and the rapidly increasing business de them will "buck" In a way to shame a suit by a flexible tubing connected nt | 10:30 a. m. daily except Sunday the rear. The heat circulates Into the mands more room to accomodate its veteran bromlio.—St. Nicholas. gloves and shoes worn by the airman j 11:30 a. nt. daily except Sunday patrons. During the remainder of and rises around his body, while cool I 2:00 p. m. daily All the Comforts of Home. March the hospital at Central Point I 3:00 p. m. daily I air pusses out through valves. All the conveniences of a seagoing will be open as usual. ! 4:"0 |>. m. d tilv pleasure yacht have been provided for Why borrow your neighbor’s paper? 5:00 p. rn. daily (Note 1) Porkers Cut Down najry Output. In a one-ton truck which started on ii You can get it yourself for $1.50 per Ernest E. Gmtrlev. n dairyman of journey from Boston to Seattle a few p. m. daily (Note 2) weeks ago. Immediately back of the Portland. Ore.. Iiecmiie (llscotirnged year. L?ave Medford. driver’s sent is a steel framework sup because Ills cows gave such a snmll The basketball game played at Med quantity of milk. Then he beemne porting three spring beds, one above (1 illy except S in ! iy a. rn. ford last night, between the Central Phone No. 52 the other. To the rear of the beds the suspicious mid established a close a. rn. Sunday only Point high school team and Jackson taxlv of the car takes on the aspect of watch over Ids bovine*. He also a. rn. daily except Sunday ville high school team w is won by the a kitchen ami dining room combined. owned several pigs which were becotn- 11:00 a. m. daily Jacksonville team by a score of 22-11 Spectacles— Gold filled frames and finest lens On one side Is n gaa stove, n set of Ing fat very rapidly. Presto! The Those attending from here were: Mr. drawers, a sink and a cupboard. On pigs were helping themselves to the 12:00 Noon daily except Sunday and Mrs. Ager, Mr. and Mrs. Rowell Now the pigs are separated 2:30 p. rn. daily the opposite side Is n bureau with milk. eight drawers, and an Icebox with a from the cows mid flic dairy business 3:30 p. rn. daily Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walsh, Mr. 4:30 p. rn daily capacity for 50 pounds of lee—Popu has picked 'ip. and Mrs. Tom Dunnington, Mrs Ralph lar Mechanics Magazine. 6:00 p ni daily Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. G. W God His Trouble. From It v r-i !<• Av rme. Century Fountain Pens, Fine bo:: stationery ward, Mrs. Rose Singler, Mollie and "You are looklt.g mlsernble, Sub He’d Better Say It 10:30 p m. daily except Sat. & Sun. Edith Bailey, Nita Morgan, Marie Ob- The latest kind of war soup with Lillis. Why don't you n*k a doctor 1 pound Linen paper 35c. Toilet Goods, etc. 11.00 p. m Saturday & Sunday only. enchain, Leora Godward, Nora Schaf which «T hnve had anything to do per- wlmt all* you?” (Note 11 Ruts to Medford depot an 1 er. John Broad, Louis Thompson, John "I know wlmt nils me—qn'ek con • onnlly I« made of one potato, one wails until 5:5() p. rr. bi fore going to Miller. Mary Bagshaw, Ruth Ltuns- .J. W.Robinson, M. I),, Proprietor nilón, "no pinch of suit arid a tast vol sumption.” La. t end ot 1 ne. pach, Delpha Coleman, Joie Greaves. time of water, but under auch clrrtim- • \ on don't mean It!" “I do. I have to bolt t.ty breakfast (Note 21 R e s to Me if. i 1 depot on y stance* n man who trie* to be pions- Gene Tuck, Alta Walsh. Richard and it and cheerful ari nd the house enn : In two gulps to euii-h the train, and nil rry ing pas tngers for beyor Rudolph Singler, Harry Walsh, Valen always say: Well, this Is good and hot. ray lunch In two more to got back to . R. S. BpLUS, tine Singler, Ralph Jennings and Paul . the office."— Boston Transcript. —Ohio State Journal. Gen. Freight & Passenger Agent, Anderson. Correspondence Jacksonville Post I For March Only Wall Paper 25 per cent off Paints selling at $4.35 pr gal. $3.00 Fisk Tires: 30x3 1-2 N. S. reg pr 18.30 now, 17.35 14.10, ” J. Fick, Jacksonville, Oregon Order That Stationery THE CITY DRUG STORE One-half usual price. Jacksonville - Oregon.
