Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, May 25, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texta prominent business j Jacksonville Post., I iimn John of , F. Anhbind AI Rocho win n bus in ess visitor 49 Called Ms^29. Correspondence ’ SELLS HER HOUSE 1 A/ The C! inches P resbyterian in this city Mon lay. AlbertJH. Gammon-. Minister SATURDAY, MAI 25, 1918 Following are the names of 57 tn tn A number of persona from this city Applegate Sunday Services regularly a.« full* us: i By VlCiOR L a URISTON. 1 attende**! the Ilei i/o s p trade a' Mel- called in the draft for the five dty per 10:0ojA. M. Subbath School Ci.-sis (Corresponde ice to the Post) iod May 2 * Line 2. Or these, j lord Monday nftern «in. LOCAL NEWS for all ages. Wm ||. Johnson and C. I). Abbott be sent to Ft. M’Doweil: ths 11:'l M. M ruing Aural .ip, wi.h iC'opjrig i, 1918. by ti e McClure Newsp - are named a« alternates, to bt attended the 1. <). (), F. gr ind lolge Mr. .nl Mrs. LI I. Brow.i re'urned per Syndicate ) sermon. to s.nne of the 4.) do not responu A. T. Lundgren of this city w.-n elcc- meeting nt Seaside, this week. from a visit te their son Harry at San Aunt Patricia had willed to her— 6:l*i P. M. Christian Er. v i Pray call: tel grind marshal of the Grand En Dr. S A. Lockwool of Medford has Francisco who expects to • >il fir her El«ie Newton—“my cottage eu er meeting: Men Called c imminent, 1. O O. F. at the meeting I i clo.eil 1 is office in this city. He ex- Puttersun Avenue." Fr nice «hor.ly. 7: In P M. I vetiii g wot-hip, with The cottage as vulueel at $J.oOO— sermon. nt Seaside, Tuesday. A. IL Knight of p‘eta to leave Medford for Oakland, Forest Gal.* William) ' 15 of the members >f lhe Applegate for assessment purposes. At other Canby, was chosen grand patriarch. ( al. wh*re he will practice his profes Pearl John Strahan Prayer meeting on Wedne '. y even ' Auxiliary to the Re I Cross took part limes Aunt Patricia hud always held John Matthew Nichol B. B. Beekman left last week for a sion. in the War Fund Campaign Parade it it nlioiit $l,i«m more. But Elsie, ing at 7:3'. visit to Portland. John Daniel Caster Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bliven of Ap Monday afternoon at Mel orJ. while she mourned Aunt Patricia, gaz Everyone welcome to these meetings. Lemire Robert Cook plegate were business visitors in ibis “I w.i.s glad whrii they «aid unto me Slight frosts several mornings this Z.-h Hyde was i Grants Pass visitor ed ii triile uskance at Aunt Patricia'« James Tait Edwards let us go into lhe 'the holt e ot be gift. week nipped beans, tomatoes and oth city Friday. Tuesday. George Sylvester Koster "What am 1 to do with It?" she ask Lord.-Ps. 122:i. er tender plants in some parts of the Elizabeth Reuter was a visitor at Chester Kubli wen! to Grants Pass ed herself. Ramson Billy Carter city. Medford Friday. Thursday with a c arple of veal for the Live in It? No. She was very com- Herbert Allen Smith Miss Louise Jones of the telephone John Broad went to Weed, Cal. first market. foriable at home, thunk you. with fa Frederick William Witte CHRISTIAN SCIENCE exchange, recently operated upon at a of the week. S. L. Benson and s ,n Hiram of Shas ther ami mother. When she became Peter Royal Oard. Medford hospital is reported to be rap an ancient spinster, as Aunt Patricia Dr. ard Mrs. J. W. Rubinsun motor, ta. California, were visiting old triends Services held every Sunday rnc.i Í-; Benjamin Harrison Short idly improving and it expected home ed to Ashland Friday evening. had been, site might Ueed the house; at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hull. in this community last week. Clifford Earl Fisher but that eventually was a quarter of Everybody welcome soon. L. A. Roberts of Ashland transacted Mrs. Mary John of Williams wr.o has a century distance. Samuel Grissom Peter Oard, Joe McIntyre and Wil- business in this city today. Harry Harvey ¡McFarland been visiting her daughter Mrs. Ed Sell the house? Elsie agreed In- liam Fraley of this city are called ir, Hernott at Medford returned home stantl.v. And, feeling keenly her own Edward Ray Holman W, E. Phipps of Medford was a busi- ’ th ■ draft for May 29. Harmon Corson Insufficiency for the task, she conned 1 I. Wednesday. ness visitor in this city today. * Mrs Jack Reter was a recent visitor Clarence Fry Harold K ibli purchased a new Chev- the real estate advertisements, select Attorneys Porter J. Neff and W. E. in Medford. George Henry Pursel erolet car, Chester Kubli a Ford and ed that which struck her ns snappiest, Crews of Medford were at the court nnd betook herself straightway to the Frank Lo.veii Middlebu-her Mr and Mrs T. N. Mansfield of Ap- house today. Torn Herriott trade I iiis Maxwell tou - office of Benjamin Smiles. Wm. Logan Broberick piegate were recent visitors in this ing car for a Mux veil truck. A brisk-looklng young man came to Flo Thompson, Mary Bagshaw, Min- a Carl Brown city. The foil jwii'g pupils took the eighth the door. nie Ketfv and George Howard attended Jean Earl Horton Fred Offenbacher and sins of Apple the dance at Gold Hill Saturday grade examination at the Applegate , "Is Mr. Smiles in?" demanded Elsie, Henry Henshall gate were recent visitors in this city. school last week: Cecil Boucher, Bes timidly. night. William Henry Fraley "I am Mr. Smiles,” returned the German H omen Must sie Bunch, Eva Hansen. Richard Head. All work done in 1913 spot cash at Cliff Dunnington who has been em- C.inton De tn Vroman brlsk-looking young man. "Be seated, Fremont Jordon, Ttielma McDaniel, W. R. Sparks. ployed at Oregon City for several please." He pushed forward a cliulr. Orval MaeClanahan Register ^N'ext Month Gene Mi e, Leon Offenbacher and Mel “Were you thinking of—buying a months returned home Sunday fore Jacksonville Post, one year $1,50. Marion Burden Train vin Rowden. house?" Nels Mickel Olsen Mrs. Ida Wilson was a visitor at noon. Bessie Bunch who has been attend “I want to sell.” Nelson Odin Washington, Mav 21—German wom Medford Monday afternoon. ing school here for the last three Ills look grew grave. Gay Waddell en in the United Stat ■« ar • required t > Joe Cannon of Medford was a visitor Kelso Residents To months, returned to her home at Le- ' Tills Is rather a hard time of tlm register with chief« of police or post William Grigsby in this city Thursday, year to sell." As lie spoke, lie Miitcln«l 1 >n I Friday. William Eiward Cushman masters between June 17 arid 26 unde r See total Eclipse. Mrs. Geo. Launspach left first of Ata recent meeting of the school her face, mid the gaze of his keen gray regulations issued today by the ilep .rt- Frank Hathaway .Dougherty eyes was peculiarly penetrating. the week for the East, being called board, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cook of "Would you nilinl describing the prop ment of justice. Clyde Walters there by the death of her father. Kelso, Wash., May 21 — Kelso is on* Canyonville were elected to teach our erty ?" Lloyd Casebeer Mrs. Walter Zeidler of Bunconi was of the towns of Southwest Washington school for the next term. Harrv Almond Young She did so, with little fancy touches Weather Repoi!. a recent visitor in this city. which lies tn the direct path of the to Earl Oden "Thank you," he remarked. “I'll Miss Jusie Wright of Appl-gate is a find a purchaser for the cottage, never John Russell Gnornbrue Mrs. John Dunnington and daughter tal eclipse of the sun June 8. This member of the graduating class of th fear." H irry Marion M .‘Daniel Margaret were over from Medford Sun district is unusually favored by clear Grints Pass higli school. Following is the report of U. S. Vol weather during the month of June, so But a« the days wore on no word day evening. Fred Brown Among the Applegate peopl • who at I'aine from Mr. Benjamin Smile«, real unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; i people anticipate no difficulty in obser Arthur John Hover W. Rawles Moore of Medford was a tended the commencement ex- reisea of estate agent. Elsie grew nervous, then Jacksonville. for month of April. ving the eclipse, corona and other ac John Jacobs Neathh imrner visitor in this city today. the Grants Pass high schoil we-e: H-I- suspicious. After a week she again Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north, iotiy companying wonders. It is probable Harold Gregory. en and Gertrude Me?, Chas. anlTh >m- sought Mr. Smiles' little office. tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Chauncey Florey was a visitor at that some parties of observers will go Joseph Earl McIntyre i as Mee, Margaret Brown, Hugh Brown The young mini welcomed her eag Medford Friday afternoon. to Mount St. Helens, which is also in William Henry Hall I and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Herriott. erly. Date Maximum Minimum f’rccipita- H. J. Dupont of the Dupont Powder the direct path of the eclipse. Chester Raymond Pursell "I've had several prospects to look Mrs. Wm. Head receive! a card tell licii Co. of Portland was a business visitor Joseph Jay Spitzer .33 ing of her son Wm's. safe arrival ovei at th** house," he declared, "but—well 1 n this city Friday afternoon. Robert Heiner Holmes 26 —I didn't like to bring them around to Woman Aged 103 Years seas. •r* P. C. Bigham of Medford was a busi- ‘ Ray Everest Wright see you when they didn't seem near tin1 3 26 4 ness visitor in this city Wednesday and deciding point, of course I could bring George F. J. Ri.hardsort Dies At Her Farm Home. .32 a lot of people around to discuss a Maltese. while here renewed his subscription to ' Oliver Sylvenos Walden 36 6 Albany, Or., May 20 -Mrs. Mary Maltese is u most peculiar language. deal, but you know. It’s a bit hard Just ; 7 tne Pest. Lester Allen Wilcox 41 Magdelene Faulkner, died la«t night at It is of Oriental design. Arabic in at this season to bring a prospect to ■ 8 42 Charles W. Tenniston _1 The grand jury was in session first her home ten miles from A'bany, aged 41 its chief characteristics, but sprinkled the deciding point.” 9 1.9 Harry Otic Cleveland of the week. The regular jury term 103 yea_s an 1 14 days. Sne hal lived 37 Elsie's face showed her disappoint 10 till through with Italian incorpora 11 of the circuit court will begin next continuously for alm >st 67 years on the William E. Neal tions. It lias uo grammar, is phoueti« ment. 38 12 "They want n new house at a bar and idiomatic. Monday. farm on which she died. James Irwin Brady. 31 gain price, nnd—you know—tills cot 13 William E. Butler, convicted recent 3) tage is comfortable and eoinuioilious. 14 30 15 ly in the circuit court for kilting Don but Just a bit old-fashioned—" 42 l': ald Stewart last fall, has been admitted "Like Aunt Patricia,” put In Mi-« 17 31 Sixth Year Established in Jackson County. to bail pending the hearing of his ap Newton, radiantly. 33 18 She watched Mr. Smiles as lie van 19 peal bv the supreme court. 42 41 ished down the street, accompanied 20 Attorney H. A. Canaday of Medford 43 by a hard-looking retired farmer who 21 transacted business in this city Fri 37 bad offered her $1,S(R>—"ami not on*' 22 It's the shortage in ships that day. I ■36 23 cent more." Is putting the Allies und the 44 Tne public schools of this city will For three days he failed to v!«lt her. <24 25 10 Personally conducted by Doctors United States on wheat rations. Then she called nt Ills office, surging 26 close next week. 31 Great stocks of wheat are Iso with Indignation nt Ills neglect of tier 27 32 Three Medford boys were brought Dow and Dow. Fully equipped 36 lated In India, and Australia. At Interest«. She began to tell Idin what 28 before Judge TouVelle of the juvenile 41 «lie thought. Then she hesitated. ' 29 I great sacrifice In ship space and for all surgical and obstetrical court Wednesday, on a charge of theft. 39 “Miss Newton." he said, quietly, "I 30 use the Allies are forced to se After investigation and a severe lec have a buyer for your cottage, for $2.- 31 cure some wheat from Argentina. cases. Trained nurses only, em ture by the judge, they were releised 500—the price you named. But— On January 1, Australia had by the way—the purchase Is condi Temperature —m* an max 67.5; tne. n pending their future good behavior. ployed. tional.” stored 1110.000,000 bushels of A letter from Mrs. Hartman at Cin- min. 32.5; mean 48.5; Max 81. on 21. “Conditional—on what?" wheat thut was ready for ex- nabtr Springs, received by her daugh “ SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR THE PATIENT" Mr. Smiles looked embarrassed. He Minimum. 22. on 3. Greatest daily |H>rt—but there were no ships. ter Thursday, states that Mr. Williams «at down awkwardly, mid crossed hi« range, 44. Total precipitation .55 Then came the new crop with is gradually regaining his strength. inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .25 ir , legs ami actually stare*! nt ln*r. an exportable surplus of 80,000,- "It's this way," lie remnrked. “He's on 12. Number of days with (’. VV. A. Hanna of Medford was in <y«j bushels. Now Australia has a young fellow, ami—lie's thinking of inch or more precipitation, . clear, town Tuesday afternoon. Telephone 11 approximately 180.000,000 bush getting married, but—he’s not quite 16; partly cloudy, 10; cloudy, 4. William W. Winston of Glendale. els waiting for ships. sure. Not quite sure. If he gets mar Cor: Apple. Fifth and Riverside Total snowfall inches Oregon, a former neighbor of the edi India, at the same time, had rie«l. he'll buy the house.” Precipitation for season, 19.61 tor of this paper, died at a hospital in 70.000,000 bushels of wheat Elsie pondered. Precipitation for last season 19 73 Portland. Tuesday, May 21, aged 55 stored for export. During April “By nil menus, you must encourage Seasonal average 5*).00<>.<sM) bushels more out of years. him.” «he return*«!. the new crop will be added to "The trouble Is, he hasn't n«k*«l the >•:. B ritt , H. K. Hanna was a visitor at Mel- the pile. young lady. He Is very doubtful ns to Cooperative Observer. foni Friday. her feeling*. And It occurred to mo Argentina closed the Inst ahlp- There is considerable dissaticfaciion that perhaps you could—In a diplo ping season with 11,000,000 in regard to cows and horses being pas matic way. you know—” bushels of wheat left In the Southern Oregon Traction Com "Find out?" question*«! El«le, sharp tured on the streets. While it is right stock available for export. The ly. new crop will add 135.000.000 to to conserve the feed, it is certainly very pany Time Table No. 5. Mr. Smiles nodded. the left over. annoying to have your garden destroy J. Gagnon, Proprietor. "I'll be very much pleased to do any ed by roving stock, several instances It is not a problem that the thing that will hasten a sale.” «lie r* All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber wheat does not exist in the of which have occurred recently, Effective August 23d, 1917 turn*«!, primtleally. "All*! who Is the world—it Is entirely a problem The Shasta Limited. between San young man?" [.eave Jacksonville. Specialties.- Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber, of shipping, which has throw n on Mr. S miles b*»we*!. She star*«) nt 7:30 a. m. daily except Sunday Francisco and Portland will be taken America the obligation of divid Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, &c. him. off the run on the S. P. June 2nd. ing our stock with the Allies. 7:50 a. m. Sunday only "Mr Benjamin Smiles," lie added. In Changes in time of north bound pas M:3<) a. m. dailv except Sunday Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products explanation. senger trains will also take effect on 9:0«) a. m. Sunday only Her lip quivered. that date. Early History of Gas. New Shed 113 Front St. Phone 859 “I—I'm afraid—" she pr*de«t*«l. 10:30 a. m. daily except Sunday Gas for street lighting was first blankly. "If it's Just the same to you 11:30 a. m. daily except Sunday The grand jury Monday returned true OREGON. MEDFORD used in Pali Mall. London, more thnn I'd prefer—” bills against J. B. Wood, non-support; 2:00 p. m. daily a century ago. A few experimental Then «lie slammed out Into the cor 3:00 p. m. daily W. A. Thompson, assault and battery; gas lights previously had been used In ridor nml went bllmlly d**wn the nar Fred Burr, sodomy; and John Due, Golden Lane, but it was not until a row stairs. At home site sat a long 1 4:°0 p. m. daily forgery. few years later that the new form ol •Ime wltli herself, wondering dully 5:00 D. tn. dailv (Note 1) 7:15 p. m. daily (Note 2) Henry Miller an employe of the Ap illumination was generally adopted In j*i«t «lint It all meant to tier. London streets. The fir«t attempt to piegate Lumber Co. who is one **f the ( Leave Medford. Then she rallied. Her pride cam- . Introduce the use of gas In America to her aid. She went to the telephone crew on the logging train was severely ‘ins li> Baltimore In 1816. The project f'rii<ti<-iil common sense ln«plr*«l her; 8:00 a. m. duly except Sunday Phone No. 52 injured Thursday afternoon while coup- mi « unsuccessful. In 1822 it was In- that. an*l the desire to be forever rid 8::i*) a. m. Sunday only pling cars near this city: Several bones reduced In Boston, and In the follow *f th*- house, ami the heartbreak. 9:00 a. m. daily except Sunday in the right foot were broken. The in ing year New York streets were light "Mr. .Smile«," she told him. *'1'11 do 11:00 a. m. daily Spectacles— Gold filled frames and finest lens jured man was taken tn the hospital at ed by gas. The system did not prove what you asked—because—because I 12:00 Noor* daily except Sunday Medford where an X-ray examination successful, however, until 1827. The promise«!.” She paused tragically, 2:30 p. m daily was made and surgical aid rendered ti«e of gns spread rapidly to other cities glad that lie cotll«! not «*«■ the dabbing He was resting easily at last reports. in the United States and Canada. of her linndkerchlef. “Who—who Is 3:3»i p. m. daily 1 4:30 p. m daily Itosln and oil were used for producing the—the Indy?" The votes cast at the recent primary 6:00 p. m daily in« In America In the early days of ”MI*s Elsie Newton.” Century Fountain Pens, Fine box stationery election were canvassed this week and From Riverside Avenue. h" Industry. Until half a century ago "B it. honestly, I meant It." declare*! shows the nomination of the following ’he price a thousand feet ranged up t* Mr. Smiles, when he called, twenty 10:30 p m. daily except Sat A- Sun. 1 pound Linen paper 35c. Toilet Goods, etc. republicans: Judge Gardner; Sheriff «7. the average being about .*3.50. minutes later. "I Intern! to buy tile 11.00 p. m Saturday & Sunday only. Terril); Clerk Florey; Commissioner house. I've been up nml down the city (Note l)Ruts to Medford depot an I Owens; Coroner—Perl; Surveyor To Protect Birds From Cate. an*! «een nil sorts of houses, and Aunt wai a until 5:50 p. rr. before going to J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor Rhodes; Treasurer Blakely; Represen The pole supporting a martin house Patricia's cottage beat* tlietn all—ns I East end ot I ne. nr any other bird hon«e. and also the a home—nnd—” tatives—Sheldon, Westerlund and Gore | (Note 2) Rurs to Me*lf rd de;?ot only trunk <»f a tree In which a bird house "As n matrimonial agent.” Senator -Thomas. On the democratic I unless carijing pt*«sengeis for tejord. 1« placed, should be protected by a cat Elsie Joyously resorted to the hnml- J ticket Purdin was nominate! for Judge H. 8. B ullis , i LTmrd writes George Gladden. In an kerchief. aij Jennings for Sheriff. Cen. Freight & Pa-serger Agent, THE DOW HOSPITAL The Dow Hospital Medford - - Oregon. Lumber Yard THE CITY DRUG STORE One-half usual price Jacksonville Oregon. Great Wheat Stocks Isolated.