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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1918)
At Tiie Churches Henry G. I)ox, E t. was a business Mrs. John Dunnington and daughter Margaret of Dunsmuir. Cal., visited . visitor at Medford We Inesday. I’M HYTERIAN Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Abbott wore re ---------------------- ----------------- 1 friends and relatives in this city to Albert’!!. Gammons, Minister aATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1918 day. ■cent business visitors at Grarala, Sum'.' Services regularly as follow s: The warm weather this week has ¡forma. lOmw¡.... M.¡Sabbath¡School • la < s brought out the garden makers in full : he ro’t) Julian Abbott was a business visitor for all ages. Louis J. Simpson Favors De- LOCAL NEWS force. nt Ash! imi Thursday. Il:iio A. M. ,M ruing worship,’ wi'h In another column of this paper ap vc'opment of Our Home E. S. Wilson who has •er.arm. pears the announcement of F. Ji. y Da 1 at Hilt, Cal., returned 6:15 I’. M. Christian EnV. sr r ’"ray* Marriel—At Jacksonville, Oregon, Industries. vis of Medford, '-andidate for the dem- day. er meetin’. Wednesday, April 17, 1918, by Henry o ratic nomination for County Judge . :3 I P. M. i vetili s Worship, wiiil John Matney of d ich was a recent <>. Dox, J. P.; F. M. Rouse and Hszle Mr. Davis is court report for this lis- visitor in this city. sermon PROFITS SHOULD Eaton, of Ashland, Ore. Aypl g ite trict, a position he has held tor the Prayer meeting on Welnc ay even Comply with the law an I use Bolt -■ Mr. Enveart, brother of A. R. En- past seven years and is familiar with RLMAiN AT irre‘.pan ic.ice to ing at 7:3 >. yeart of this city, who has been suffer the laws of the state. He is well qual- Wrappers with your name and address Everyone welcome to those meetings. ing stomach trouble for several months ¡tied for the position and we predict printed no itly. 100 for $1.25; 200 for “I was glad vein n they said unto me was taken to a hospital at Medford I will make an excellent showing at the $2.00, at Jacksonville Post. Earl Stanley and laughter Amy Raw Materials Should Be Transformed let us go into the the house ot ille for examination this morning. into Flnisl ’ .Sd Articles Where H. K. II lima was a visitor at Med- left Moiid iy for Yoncalla to visit rea- primary next month. Lord.-Ps. 122». tives, Why borrow your neighbor’s paper? They Are Produced. Julian Abbott of this city has enlist* ford WeJnesday. You can get it yourself for $1.5® per ed i 1 the naval reserves. D. W. Bag'-ho v transacted business Orrin Hans tt h. gum* to Klamath year. C > intv whcii lie lias employment for Alfred Norris of the Marine corpr, at Medford Wednesday afternoon. Oregon nt-.il never have f«ar about I the summer. Miss Mary Truax of Gold Hill, form- ■ who is home on furlough, entertained G. M. Roberts of Medford the future it iis people will but make erly employed in one of the offices at I a number of friends at the home of his cent visitor in this city. Miss Fl ireiicc Buell who has been known its possibilities of giving to tile I the court house left Friday morning to ' parents Thursday night. The evening Jasten Hartman went to Klamath teaching the Prov >11 school, resigned world something better for less money enter the government service as a ste- ’ was spent in playing cards after which county, Monday morning for a eon fer | to accept i position f ir the government than can other portions of the globe. nographer at Washington, D. C. a delicious lunch was s-rved. Those ence regarding the bml ling of se ver al at Washington, I). C. L. J. Simpson, a.i authority on com Mrs. R. E. Weatherford of Roseburg! present were: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond county bridges in that county, George Kohlhi gen shipped a carload munity development, in a recent talk k , x ;rsnrssc; bixt . i is visiting relatives in this vicinity this I Reter, Mr. and Mrs. Ries Chapman, Miss Pauline Greaves, who enlisted ' of beef cattle from this vicinity first made before the people of Washington Highe ;' quality, jewelry -1 week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunnington, Mary . in the naval reserves early last year | of the week. repairing, diamond set-j'j County, on the occasion of the opening ting, watch ri pail ing. jj The gjvernment has asked for 12,000 Hackert, Pauline Greaves, Alice Mor- and is now stationed at Bremerton na- n-- j Mrs. T. W. Herriott receive ! a pos- of the Pacific Coast Starch Company's agate mounting and jew fl men to volunteer for immediate ser- Ean> Flo Thompson, Gene Tuck, Mary vy yard, v sited at the home of her par- , tai card telling of the safe arrival tn plant at Beaverton, showed how lad; y manufacturing. !| men ___ skilled vice in France. ( Only __ , ___ ... in ’ Bagahaw, E.lilh Bailey, Minnie Kelly, ents in this citv Wednesday night. Miss j France of her brother J. L. Grieve of, proper exploitation has failed to Martin J. Reddy, give tile public the proper appreciation special lines of work are wanted. The Paul Jennings. Julian Abbott and John G eaves is a member oi' the detail now j who enlisted in the Forestry service. on | recruiting for the naval reserve. list of occupations in which men are Renault. I Harold Ivtbll purchased a new Ford of goods that are made right here at needed number 65 trades. Full infor last week and Elmo Throckmorton a home. For example: Miles and miles oi mation can be obtained at any recruit “Ford Bug.” Dr. S. A. LOCKWOOD streets in Boston, London. Paris and ing station. Thu call is urgent. Reg Joi n Herriott has accepted a posi- are paved with wooden blocks, Berlin istrants should present themselves to Physician and Surgeon Sixth Year Established in Jackson County. tion with the Collins Auto Co. of and only a few years ago Boston took their local boards at once. JACKSONVILLE HOUKS I Grants Pass. out more than 100 miles of Belgian Tobe Stone of Forest creek was a with and replaced it Mondays and Thursdays 10 12 A. M. block pavement visitor in this city Friday. wooilen blocks. Will increase Bulkheads. Fridays 2-4 P. M. A man named Dodge was in town I Yet in cities of the Northwest there Other Days by Appointment Friday inquiring for vacant government Washington, April 15—Toe shipping is today little or no wooden block pav« Personally conducted by Doctors KSONVII.LE 1 !.1 board has approved as the most prac land upon which to locate ten or twelve , Phones ; JA( ment. AIEDFOUI) si 1 California families. tical non-sinkable a ht me lor ships the Recently the fact was brought out Dow and Dow. Fully equipped doubling of the n imber of bulkheads that a company, whose advertisements 1 Earl Bailey and Charles Sehuntpf of and ail American vessels will be so are seen in every national magazine this place enlisted in the naval reserves for all surgical and obstetrical We(i!b‘ Report • equipped as a means of preventing the and whose business in ready-made Friday. destructif n of steamers engaged in houses runs into millions, gets much cases. Trained nurses only, em Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sheldon have re carrying war supplies. The new bulk of Its lumber from our Oregon forests turned from their honeymoon trip and Following is the report of LL S. Vol- heads will be removed after the war. ployed. Mr. Simpson said: are now at home at Medford. I unteer Cooperative Observer , E. Britt; "There Is no reason in the world ¡Jacksonville, f< >r month of Mar. Mrs. S. E. Dunnington was a visitor “SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR THE PATIENT" why people outside of Oregon should 1 Latitude 42 deg. 8. min. north; iottpi- at Medford Thursday evening. make the greatest profit on the things : tilde 1 23 deg. 5 min. west. Miss Edith Hoefs is holding down a which we produce and until the first position as clerk in the dry goods de and last profit on our goods stays partment of the Jno. M. Williams Co. within our boundaries we have not Date Maximum Minimum Precipita- Telephone 11 store. tum done ourselves and our state justice. 1 1 61 36 Cor: Apple. Fifth and Riverside An address in support of prohibition “It is these things which we must Í2 CO 32 San Francisco Woman face Slid act upon now. They are mat 13 51 33 was held at the Presbyterian church 40 27 Thursday evening. An interesting fea ters that certainly will not improve '5 4 13 Gave Country Three 43 22 ture of the meeting was a voting con with age. Ï9 <51 ! 6 test for a large U. S. flag which was "There are a thousand ami one 7 45 26 Soldiers-One Lost 49 31 awarded to the school room receiving things mad)' from th)' products of Ore I8 '9 44 •35 With Torpedoed the largest number of votes. The pri gon on which the manufacturing profit 10 17 45 34 mary room won. It is reported that Is reaped at places miles and miles 54 37 111 Transport. 13 another flag will be awarded to the a way. 45 32 12 . «12 52 "When I speak of these things, I am 1 13 school room having the largest vote to 31 , t« 68 29 night. nol dealing iu generalities, Some will U1 <>♦> 30 l- r > naturally ask, ’W) 11. what is to !>»• : io Rev. P. S. Bandy, pastor of the Pres 61 3 ó done?’ 62 FRENCH FRONT 46 byterian church at Central Point, has 17 49 18 “On that, I want to 42 been transferred to Oakland, Oregon. 55 33 19 Mrs. IxjHlite Moore of 139 First ave situation at Coos Bay. 60 Amos Bliss died Saturday, April 13. 33 nite. San Francisco, knows the mean tally, is a great community. It’s great 20 59 35 1918, at his home in Medford, aged 81 ing of v ar. in the front window o', because every mini then has a chance 21 61 22 40 years. He was a native of New York her borne a service flag shows thre< and because people there have come to 28 43 r’5 and leaves his wife, three sous and one 62 stars. Three of her sons answered the realize that what I r good for the coni 24 40 .<•4 5K call to colors. daughter. Funeral was held Thursday 25 12 mimily is also the best thing for them. .07 57 31 26 Anil when the Tuscanla was tor.pe afternoon. "In that comparatively small paid of 58 97 iloeil. with the loss of more thuii om -4 -«i Mrs. Joe GoHsby has a pair of tame 69 36 ¡hundred American lives, her cldcs; Oregon tiler.- are more representative 28 79 owls which are quite curious. They 4(1 29 manufacturing plants than in any son, William Moore, mode the great 76 41 >0 were captured when quite small, be sacrifice for his country. On the rocky other similarly populated part of Ore 31 67 39 fore they left the nes’. Mrs. Owl in coast of Ireland lie lies buried in tin gon, with the exception, of course, of 2 39 oraer to “do her bit.” has laid a cou grave which enfolds others of bls com Portland. rades in arms. ple of eggs abut the size of pigeon’s "Of course, some of the products of Temperature -mean max. 57.06; mean The other two sons of Mrs. Moore the region an- still shipped away in min. 31. 15; mean 45.75; Max 79. on 29. eggs and will probably try to raise a who were al o on the Tuscania. an crude form, but on the other hand Minimum, 19, on 6. Greatest daily family, later on. listed among those saved. Th e joy th'-i'e is much manufacturing in Hie range, 39. Total precipitation 2.39 The time for candidates filing their (over their safety has been tempered t ’ oos Bay cities and the profit stays i inches. Greatest in 21 hours, .55ir., declarations expired Wednesday eve- ! only bv the grief which followed th' there. I on lr-23. Number of days with 01. ning. Twenty-one candidates for coun-! word of William’s passing. "For example, timber when it leaves incJi or more precipitation, 10. cleat, ty offices have filed. The announce ' I told those boys 1 was .sorry that there was occasion to go to war.” sale Coos Bay is almost in its final form. 10; partly cloudy, 6; cloudy, 15. ments of several of the best of them Mrs. Moore, smiling through the an No logs am shipped from there. appear in another column of this pa-! Total snowfall l1. inches j guish that was her jx?rtion in the days "The box factories are busy. Then, per Precipitation for season, 19.06 following the Turcania disaster. "But there are a dozen other plants which Precipitation for last seuson 17.80 Mrs. Kate Hoffman was a recent vis I told them also," she added with a do the work right down to the last Seasonal average itor at Medford. triumphant smile, "that If our country bit of finishing on novelty goods made ■was worth living in and enjoying when E. B ritt , Jasten Hartman returned from Klam things were going along smoothly, It from tin myrtle and other fancy woods ath Falls Thursday evening. Cooperative Observer. was certainly worth fighting for when of the Coos Bay region.” Mrs. George D. Young of Grants Mr. Simpson encourages ami Is a it was in trouble.” Pa«» is visiting her sister Mrs. M. D. That Is the spirit of American !» If -ver in co-operative community de Southern Oregon Traction Com Jones of this city. motherhood In these days of trial and velopment, of communities fostering sacrifice. "Our country has not a '•<! new plants and industries. He com W. W. Ussher, formerly of Ashland ! pany Time Tabic No. 5. much of Its young people in the way mended the people of Washington but now assistant paymaster at the of sacrifice." said Mrs. Moore. "Things County on their Interest In the new Bremerton navy yard, was a visitor in have been fairly ftisy for most of the starch plant. this city Friday afternoon. Effective August 23d, 1917 bojs and girls of this generation. Now “When the people of Oregon gid Into Frank Kendall and Archie Rhotc-n It is their time to show how they have Leave Jacksonville, i appreciated all that has been given to th'- habit of keeping their taw ma- I 7:30 a. m. daily except Sunday of Applegate were visitors in this city terlals here until they are ntanufa' them." Monday forenoon. a. m. Sunday only This Space Donated by Mrs. Moore has two other sons, one tured, then, and not till then, will the 7:50 Mary Bagshaw and Flo Thompson I 8:30 a. rn. daily except Sunday pros- of draft age, and the oilier old enough slate be on a basis of permanent were visitors at Medford Sunday eve ; 9:00 a. rn. Sunday only to enlist but not old enough to be perlty," he concluded. ning. 10:30 a. rn. . daily except Sunday drafted. 11:30 a. rn. daily except Sunday “Now they're crazy to go," said the The six Jackson county men called FAITH IS NEEDED brave lltt-le mother whose service fin« ; 2:00 P- rn. for the new draft May 1st, are: George already has one haloed star. 3:00 P tn. Lewis. Lester Harvey Wertz, Hiram "Do yon know the Inst tiling th« Capital Should Be Invested in Indus 4:n0 !>• m. James Arnold, Leland C. DeCarlow, tries to Develop Oregon. three boys did before they left?" 5:00 r>. rn. Wayman Bessing Bergman. Ludwig esk) d with motherly pride. ' Thet Claiming that what Oregon lined) I 7:15 I’- in. I Lester Luy. The men are called to re bought Liberty Bonds, am) said v.as ii little more faith on the part of port at Fort McDowell, Cal. would leave the re.->t of that ivorl tlm individual, L. J. Simpson recently US. Now wo know what we can All work done in 191J spot cash at rn. <1 uly except Sunday Private William Moon- anil bi point) d out how an effective, progn s 8:00 W. R. Sparks. m. Sunday only brothers have lift a me- age for th>- »Ivo state administration could lulp 8:30 I stay-at-home« In Ani'-rlcn tn he'd Instill thia feeling in private enter 9:00 rn. daily except Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I at Swayne of Wat kins were visitors in this city Thurs prise. "The rest of you buy Liberty Bonds 11:0O a. m. daily and help protect our boys at day. "Oia gon today needs more of th», 12:00 Noon daily f.cept Sunday that can be your work.” Have you planned to buy your next fairlt that will cans)- men to invest 2:30 P- the front who are giving their Jacksonville Post, one year $1.50. one, now that the Third Llliertv Loan their money in some enterprise which 3:30 P- is called for’’ William H, McNary of Forest creek will develop an industry which should 4:30 P. lives to-day|for Freedom’s Cause transacted business in this city Fri logli ally lie Oregon’s,” said Mr. Simp 6:00 I» THREE MEALS COST $14,000 day. son. side Avenue, lb is a great believer in "starting Cvrenus Combest of Buncom was a cept Sat. Ar Sllh. 12.500 troops at c a m r something' and belli ves If the averagt recent visitor in this city. Lewi«. Seattle a. three meals a day will y X Sunday only. rcrt the Government $14.001). and In man knew how often he could get Medford depot and Announcement—The Apostolic Faith the pre;« ration of the mealH 131 tons “over the top" with his lib as, there n: before going to Mission of Medford will hold religious Ci food will bo used. Money is needed would be more successful ventures. If Space Donated by services tn the Jacksonville school Sat I to buy the food. That’s wily the r man can but muster the courage tn M» 'f r I dr pot oidv ur.iay April 20th at 8 P. M. Come and Government nil) ask you soon to buy start anything that has basic merit, hear the old time religion. No collec Liberty ltonds of ’he Third Liberty Rimpson says it will be surprising how tion«'. IXNUl. »ary the rest of it is. Jacksonville Post THE DOW HOSPITAL The Dow Hospital Medford Oregon. Help the boys “over there/' to TWO SONS SENT TO Fred J. Fick, Jacksonville, Oregon Help them to win the war The City Drug Store ¡ I
