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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1918)
Af The Churches The sheriff’s office has been busy Electric Sp Hks EAST MAKES LITTLE CHANGE Cha». Nickel! is one of the new sut - this week delivering election s'ippli<s. scribers to the Post, this week. PllEf BYTEIU.'N Method» of Agriculture About Bethle } Miss Geraldine Stansell of A-hland (i’r im ‘J.T Our Wireless) hem the Same Now as in the SATURDAY, MAY 1.x, 1918 ; is visiting at the home of Miss Issie Parenf-Terchrrs Msefi ¡g Days of Boaz. I McCully in this citv. Some cheer is coming into d div lit* stra v'.ierriet arc b'ginning to I . ‘ e i : Judge Calkin» and F. R y Davis of I Th It Snhur Is n small village lying LOCAL NEWS The I icksonville Parent- í'i’aclvrs as- red :n they 1» ok. MedforJ were at thccourt l ouse T ur - e. rwnnl nt the foot of the mountain »dation met in r guiar s •««■ hi :.t the div forciiovn. Som 'body sti'.'g-s Hiding the Colo whereon 1« built Bethlehem, nnd is The Medford home guards were mus Flora Thompson and Mrs. Minnie 'school last Fa lay afternoon, wi'h a nel t.' Russia <),' course lie would go, what might be cnlled its agricultural Or clan E ik K nv ■ ■ r y- tered into the service of the state Wed- suburb, in the broad level valley be b it w hy send coals to Ne vc is le? Kelly were visitors at A hland. Wed- good number in attendance. 11 '«day night. yond we see the shepherds' fields At the b‘ginning of the voir the as nesdi.y. I B.-ltium is giv -n more “ere it.” V .111 sociation announced that a picture V ry n r i to do, in -dm h i< v n 11 i he where the angels, the first Christmas Mrs Jack Rete»-was a recent visitor’ Mis. Kate IL'ITmnn In Medford. woul 1 be given to the ro >ni w hose pu “er -dit” any e ir'hly state c >111 h <ve eve, appeared to men In the lowliest walks of life. Hero Renz must have Mrs. M. il. Vining, eve fi pils got the highest number of vot s M. M. Whetsei of Watkins was a re week. had his fields, for they nre the only won in t! is war. for the year by parents attending the cent visitor in this city. A ke.-n and sensitive observer <>b- large ones near to Bethlehem suitable Last week’s Medford American meetings. The picture was won by the A call was made Tues lav evening reached this office on Thursday of this intermediate room ir. charge of J!r< serves: “Even piano legs have fell ror raising grain, and such ns would for 51,600 men, qualified for general week, seven days after lhe date of the | Lewis. County Supt. G. W. Ager pre the call of chastity, Nov, do you be In the possession of “u mighty imin of wealth," as Boaz Is depleted ns military service, to report during two publication Six miles tn seven davs: ser.ted the picture in appropriate an 1 know, we h ive never thought of th it being. periods: May 23 24, and May 29-June 2. some service that? before. Alter threshing, the next process is pleasing manner, This state is required to furnish 150<> With whisky selling at G2 cents a to separate the wheat from the chaff. In the election of officers for next Fred J. Fick was a visitor at Med men during the five days beginning ford Thursday morning. year Mrs. Bordwell was elected presi gill, us it Goes in L >ndon, it is unrea - 'This is done by the nld of the gentle CHRISTIAN SC1EN< I May 29. The Oregon mei are called dent, Mrs. Ager vice president, Mrs. sonable tj expect the British to keep breezes that usually arise during the evening hours, no matter how warm Services held every Sunday mi ir ii f W. E Boggs of San Pedro, Cal. is a to report at Fort McDowell, Cal The Harrell, secretary. At the close of the up their spirits by artifi .-ial m '.ms. the summer day may have been. r.ew subscriber to the Post. at 11 o'clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. quota for Jackson county is session light refreshments an i music All Chicago cabarets close I by law The tools are very simple. A two Everybody welcome Mrs, Amy Dow left last week for a were enjoyed by all. Henry Mankins of Poorman’s creek | on the first of May. If Chicago keeps pronged fork, converted from n single was a business visitor in this city Wed visit with friends living near San Fran it up she will soon be contesting m- ral- limb of an oak tree. Is used to move cisco. nesday. ity honors with one of her it-o'.oni •», to- the long straw, and with this the PRIMARY ELECTION Mrs. Fred Fick was a visitor at Med vvit: Zion City, founded by John Alex- worker stirs the grain during the A telegram from Dan Bagshaw who process of trending it out. For the is in the navy, was received Wednes- ford Wednesday afternoon. an ier Dowie. winnowing a fork, also made of oak < d ly morning, announcing his safe ar County politics warmed up the last “France has saved the Liberty of wood, but with five flat prongs, . Is Returns Not Yet Complete rival at an Atlantic port, from his sec days before the primary. the World, and the world will now save used. Tills is the implement referred ond trip to France. Letters are expec- to ns the “fan,” of which we rend In France. Frank Ditsworth of Flounce Rock Full Returns May Snow t.'J in a few days. was a recent visitor in this city. The Amiens Cathedral is now within sacred story, A wooden shovel also plays Its part. Get ready for the big Red Cross Different Results. range of German guns. Guess what is Homer H. Gilmore of this city who In this land of no change, or nt drive: it begins Monday May 20. going to happen to it. You are right, least slow change. It Is quite conceiv recently enlisted in the naval reserves it will. Dr. S. A. LOCKWOOD Jasten Hartman who is on special du left Wednesday evening for Bremerton able that on and around these very Complete returns from the primary ty as deputy sheriff, on the Pacific navy yard to report for duty. Torrence threshing floors, with the same up It is now said that the Germans aie election held Friday are not yet coni Physician and Surgeon highway, was in town Wednesday. Judy of Griffin creex who enlisted at pl-te: latest reports indicate the nomi- going to abandon mass attacks. One pearance of life In olden times ns now centered one of the Bible's most JACKSONVILLE HOURS principal reason is that the mass has Reports from Col. Williams at Cin the same time, left for Bremerton, nation of the following; charming stories.—Christian Herald. shrunk enormously. nabar springs, indicate that his health Thursday evening. Mondays and Thursdays 10 12 A, M. Governor: Wit.ycotnbe. U S. Sena- is improving. His friends here hope They are now commandeering houses Fridays 2-4 P. M. Ryan, .Miss Josepnine Clarke of Medford tor: McNary. State Treasurer: THANKSGIVING TO SUN-GOD thaMhe improvement may continue. Other Days by Appointment who is in the naval reserve, but now County Judge: Gardner, rep.. PurJin, in Philadelphia to he1)» keen the Kaiser from commandeering Independence Sheriff Jennings has offered a reward home on furlough, visited friends in dem. Coroner. Perl. Phong»« ' JA< KSOXVII.I.E ll-i Pueblo Indians Have a Form of Cele *■ HUH« MEDFORD <1! for informati in leading to the arrest this city Tuesday. Among those making a close race are Hall. bration Which in a Measure Cor a id conviction of the parties who dam- j Now that German submarine bases Florey and Thompson for Clerk and responds to Ours. A number of persons from th:s city aged the building and fixtures of the are being attacked, it looks like the be Walker and Terrill for Sheriff. attended the candidates ball at Medford Rogueland school, last week. Each year the Pueblo Indians who Weather Repoif. The vote ia this city for county offic ginning of the en i of underseas pira ■ Wednesiay nignt. Inhabit the two-terraced, clay com es was as follows: County Judge- ey- Sam Sandry of Gold Hill was a busi v Alta Walsh was a visitor at Medford Gardner 97, Leever 10, Taylor 4. Allen I munity houses which rise.tier on tlei ness visitor in this city Wednesday. The Kaiser's policy of splitting up to the height of five stories at Tnos. Tuesday night. Following is the report of fl. S. Vo'- 2; County Com. — Eirhirt 5, Owens 60, Europ ■ into small kingdoms becomes N. M„ celebrate the festival of San The report and statement of the unteer Cooperative Observer , E. Britt; Miss Ellen Hartman was a recent Meivnski 10. Brown 26; Sheriff—Walk understandable when you cousi Ier how Geronimo day. Bank of Jacksonville, in another col-1 visitor at Medford. Jacksonville, for month of April. er 31; Sandrv '.6, Terrill 67; -Clerk — many sons he has. umn of this paper shows that the in In the morning, races nnd dances Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. nc n th; ioi.g.- stitution is in a splendid condition an l 1 Judge Piim was a visitor in Medford Florey 41, Thompson 72; Coroner—Perl It is time also to “Schwab” out some are held; and In the afternoon. Indian tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. 63 Weeks 48. worthy of the confidence of its pa Tuesday evening. if the other Govt, departments that clowns climb a thick pole, at Hie top Less than 40 per cent of the regis are becoming congested witn red tane of which hangs n dead sheep, vege- trons. A letter recently received by Judge tables and other food. The one for- Date Maximum Minimum Precipita- tered voters turned out at the polls, A party of mining men from Sacre- Prim of this city, from his son, L’“»t. which is partly due to the fact that the and things. tunate enough to reach the top lowers lion mento, Cal. were looking over some C- W. Prim, “somewhere in France,” the registry list contains all n imes of 56 83 the provisions to his companions. To 1 63» 26 mining propositions in this vicinity, states that the latter is well an l get those who voted t.vo years ago, includ climb this pole at all requires true In 2 Notice To Crrdi/irr. 3 22 58 ting along nicely. dian agility. Tuesday. It ing those who have since died or mov In the Matter of Julius 62 26 The autumn festival Is not so nim-li Miss Alice Hanley was in town Fri- G. E. Pitts of Applegate was a busi- ed from the county. Bjerre/aard, Estate. a tribute to Sun Geronimo as a thanks 61 Id 36 day. ne s visitor in this city Tuesday. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that giving to the bountiful sun-god for the ¡7 71 41 Frederick L. Hoppin was a business One further pathetic thing about the the undersigned, George R. Lindley, harvest that has been plentifully sup I 8 Did you pick the winners at the pri 67 42 H visitor in this city Friday. 6.5 death of a noted pugilist is that some has been duly appointed administrator piled. mary? 41 1 9 < 9 67 37 A great many tourists visit Tnos and 1° Bruce Fleming who recently enlisted body who didn’t know him is sure to of the Estate of Julius Bjerregaard, A party in c.lebration of the birth- 75 sc 111 day of MesJames Pool, Hartman and in the naval reserves left for Bremer bizin a series of intimate articles on deceased, and rotiee is hereby given attend the picturesque ceremonies, I2 50 38 which are held on the lust day of Sep his life and battles. 51 13 that any and all persons having c’aias Hinkle, was held at the home of Mrs. ton navy yard Wednesday morning. 31 tember, says Popular Science Monthly. 31 against the said estate may present the There Is not sufficient room to shelter IH Pool, April 18. Those present were 52 30 same properly verified, within six them In the primitive little town, so 15 Mesdames Abbott, Day, Hackert, 58 42 I'1 months from the date of this first pub- they have to travel to the adjacent 1 17 66 Hartman, Hinkle, Phinney, Pool, Rock, 31 Sixth Year Established in Jackson County 77 dcation, which first publication is May town of San Fernandez de Tnos, two 18 33 Thompson and Walsh and Misses Mary 80 42 18th, A. D. 1918, to said administrator and a half miles distant. Hi re the 1 19 Hackert and Alta Walsh. Several 63 41 at his office in the Jackson County canny Mexican population stages n 1 20 hours were spent in social enjoyment. 83 43 celebration all Its own, to extract from 21 Bank at Medford, Oregon. / 4 ¡22 37 The Red Cross drive begins May 20. the travelers what loose coins thei 73 3<J Dated this 13th day of May, A. D. 23 have. Anyway. Jase Hartman is making 68 IMS. 64 the travelers over “the hump” sit up 40 Personally conducted by Doctors G eorge R. L indley , 71 4 31 ’•i and take notice, go to it. Get a Good Start. 74 administrator. ‘‘2 Dow and Dow. Fully equipped "I wish I could do something tn make 79 C. D. Abbott is a delegate to the 36 28 the world a bit happier, ” sighed n 74 41 gr mu lodge, 1. O. O. F. which will 29 for all surgical and obstetrical young girl. ‘‘I'm so useless nnd Inslg 30 76 39 convene at Seaside, next week. nifieiint. I don't seem to be able to do 31 1 .03 Mr. and Mrs. E S. Wilson were vis anything worth while.” cases. Trained nurses only, em itors in Medford Sunday night. The great-aunt w ho heard her plaint, ployed. a wise old Indy w ith a faculty for plain Tern [iera ture —mean max. 67.5; mean Jack Lyden was a recent visitor at speech, looked at Iler thoughtfully. "So min. 3' ’.5; mean 48. >; Max 8i. on 21. Medford. you want to innke the world happier?" Minimum, 22. on 3 . Greatest daily “ SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR THE PATIENT" Mary Bagshaw was a recent visitor “Oh, I do. I want it more than any range, 44. Total precipita tion .55 at Medford. tiling.” inches. Greatest in 21 hours, .25 ir , By Mrs. Robt. J. Burdette. ‘‘Then you're starting wrong. Just on 12. N-irn ber of days with ( All work done in 1913 spot cash at The tiring line is now in your kit look at yourself In the mirror if you inch or more preci litation, . clear, W. R. Sparks. Telephone 11 doubt it. Your face Is IIS woebegone chen. 16; partly cloudy, 10; cloudy 4. Miss Itsie McCully was a visitor at iis if you'd lost your hist friend. Your Knock out the breadline at your Cor: Apple, Fifth and Riverside Medford Wednesday. inches Tota snowfall voice Just now was so doleful that II table. Precipitation for season, 19.61 B. B. Beekman was a recent visitor It has been said that the Revolu would have lowered the spirits of any Precipitation for last seas on 19.73 in Medford. tionary War was won by men fed on passerby who hud happened to hear it. hasty pudding, in other words, corn There's one sure way of making the Seasonal average Flo Thompson and Mary Bagshaw meal mush. Let it be written in his world happier and that's by being hap E. B ritt , were visitors at Medford Tuesday eve tory that the winning of the present py yourself. A smiling Ince and ii Cooperative Observer. ning. cheerful voice are contributions we nil war was made possible by the United can make to the general store of good Gladys Rose and Edith Kubli of Ap States eating potatoes. The manner of eating, the time of cheer. But the world was never made plegate were visitors in this city Mon Southern Oregon Traction Com- eating and even the kind of foodstuffs happier by n whiner.” day. eaten are largely a matter of habit. pany Time Table No. 5. Mrs. Henry Pitz and children attend We do not desire to break ourselves Athletics Vs. Scholarships. J. Gagnon, Proprietor. ed the show at Medford Tuesday eve entirely of the habit of eating or life No less a person Hinn the ex-hend ning. would not prove worth living, but it master of Eton bus been blowing up All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber Effective August 23d, 1917 can be made to prove better worth on the ancient superstition of tin Jacksonville Post, one year $1.50. living if we change some of the habits. "playing fields” origin of the empire Leave Jacksonville. Specialties.- Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber, Flora Thompson was a visitor at Suppose we cure ourselves of the lie urges that the greatest expansion a. m. daily except Sunday Gold Hili Monday afternoon. hand-eating habit and see if we do or the empire took place In times when Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, &c. a. m. Sunday only not consume less bread. If you were there were no public school games (ex Torrence Judy of Griffin creek was a a. m. daily except Sunday to put your bread and butter on your Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products visitor in this city Sunday. cept such ns were played furtively) a. m. Sunday only plate and eat It with a knife and fork The hendinnster of Hnileyliury Is also Among the new subscribers the Post Phone 859 it would reduce the amount of bread protesting again t tlo- excessive nd 11 New Shed 11.3 Front St. recently added to our list are: J. L. eaten at once. In some of the Oriental hition of the athletic powers In schools. OREGON MEDFORD Scott, H. E. Williams, Mrs. M. M. countries men carry strings of bright He lays the blame on the parents and P- Lidstone, Malcolm Johnston and W. J. red wooden beads that are known as I believe he Is right. I know one head P “Conversation beads.” and they seem a cultured man. who used to reckon Cavin. !>• unable to talk unless they have them the winning of n particular football Clean up the grass along the walk in D. in their hands to play with and pass mate h as tin event, from the point of front of your premises. daily ( Note 2) from one hand to the other. We seem v lev. of the school's interests, of much The water superintendent asks that to need something in our hands at greater importance than many scholar Leave Medford. table or we feel the meal is Incomplete ships. - London Daily News. all users of city water turn off sprink 8:00 a. rn. <1 ulv exc >pt Sunday and that something is usually bread lers promptly at 9 o’clock P. M. Phone No. 52 8:30 a. m. Sunday only Forget this habit and save wheat. If Comply with the law and use Butt r Fishes Yawn When Bored. you must continue the hand eating 9:0<) a. tn. daily except Sunday Wrappers with your name and address Did you ever see a fi-h yawn? Rich habit, hold a hot potato. Spectacles — Gold filled frames and finest lens ard Elmhirst, mi English biologist, 11:00 a. in. daily printed neatly. 100 for $1.25; 200 for tells us flint yawning is a common 12:00 Noon daily except Sunday $2.00, at Jacksonville Post. How to Increase World's Bread Ration habit of coil, salthe. cobbler, plaice nnd 2:31) P- m. daily Thomas Harlan, a well known news With famine creeping through Eu various other kinds of fl-h. From hl* . 3:30 P- m. daily paper man and one of the founders of rope. and every nation struggling to description, the plscntorial yawn I- 4:30 P- m. daily the Medford Mail, died at the home of produce enough food to sustain life, very much like the hniiiun yawn, ex 6:00 P tn. daily his »on, Newall Harlan, in Vancouver. Century Fountain Pens, Fine box stationery '.he American farmer has a duty that cept that it Is done tinder water. He From Riverside Avenue. Wash. Saturday, May II, aged about he can not shirk. America must ship says: “From numerous observations 10:30 p m. daily except Sat & Sun. food to Europe for our soldiers. I nni led to think that tills action ot 1 pound Linen paper 35c. Toilet Goods, etc. 85 years. Mr. Harlan was a veterai America must supply bread to starv Ushes is n real yawn, nnd serves the 11.00 p. m Saturday & Sunday only. of the civil war and after i»» close h< (Note 1 iRuts to Medford depot anl ing peoples. No matter what othor t 'u>‘ physiological pun>ose of n ynwn- filleri several government positions, oik J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor crop» are raised, more acre» should that Is, flushing the brain with bliss) wai's until 5:50 p. rr. before going to of them being U. S. Revenue collectoi ie devoted to bread grain» "Dd your .luring period» of sluggishness. The East end ot i nc. for the territory of Wyoming. He wil '.it. Mr. Farmer.' say» a Food Ad i-onditlons conducive to yawning tire a : (Note 2) Rurs to Medf ri depot only be remerpbered by many of the older Ministration bulletin. “Success' de slight Increase lu temperature, anti. I I unless carrying passenger» fur lejund. residents of Jackson county, having suppose, the nccoinpunylng diminution I pend» upon y u In this world war.” R. 3. B ullis , lived here about 25 years ago. of oxygen.”—Popular Science Monthly. i i Gen. Fmght & Passenger Agent. Jacksonville Post THE DOW HOSPITAL EXT CORN SAVE VHEÆT The Dow Hospital Medford - - Oregon. Lumber Yard THE CITY DRUG STORE One-half usual price Jacksonville Oregon. I
