Jacksonville Post I in Several
rattlemukes have been seen
the hills ne ir this city, d iring th ■
"AfURDAY, JUNE 8.
Pie Council Mee mg
71
i past week.
! Sells-Floto circus exh bits a*. 5l. il or I
' this afternoon an I evening.
i Eclipse of the sun this aftetn oi
fr >m about 3 to 5.
Mail from Porclan I and other p lints
north, which formerly arrived he e at
8:30 in the morning does not reach this
city now until 12:33. As it co nes to
Medford at 9:35, it should be brought
here on the car arriving at 10:30.
A re fular m eti ,r of th-’ city o ;• .1
was held nt the < ity Hall Tu. slay ‘ -
ning, the m iyor, c nmeilm ?'i re. >rde .
treasurer, m irdi il an 1 str ■ t co nmi--
; tioner were all pre;en*. Th¿ mu il
bills for s-da ’ies, supplie«, labor, et,-
were presented, audited and order.d
paid.
Treasurer’s rep >rt was presenti .
and ordered '.file I. Recorder report rd
the following receipts:
$ 10! 0
Water rental
Mr. an 1 Mrs. L-'wls Ulrieh were vis
9 O
Water turning on fees
itors at Medford Friday evening.
5.1 0
Cemetery fee»
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dur.nington w re
1 CO
Impounding fees
at Medford Friday evening.
2.216 !.-
Special city taxes
Fmra Thompson. Minnie Kelly, Ger
$2.33'2. I>
Total
trude Dunnington, Mary Bagshaw mid
Street commissioner was directed to
George Howard were visitors at Med notify water us trs that regulations as
ford Friday evening.
to hours for sprinklin'..', etc. would ne
Arthur Thompson has been working effective June 9. The hours are 7 to 9,
in a hay field several davs this week.
morning an I evening, present time.
Frank Mengoz, the Squaw creek I As several complaint« have been
miner spent several days this week ' made regarding stock on sidewalks a: d
I destroying gard-. ns, etc., the marshal
with friends in this eitv.
W. R, Coleman of Medford was in I was instructed t> notify o wners of
stock being pasture I on streets or it
town Friday.
reach of wains, or a*, large nn streets,
Fred J. Fick was a visitor at Med that the ^provisions of the ordinance
ford Thursday.
regulating sum' must be su istantiall.v
Ninety-eight young men were regis observed.
ter«. in this county Wednesday; the
names will be given later.
191s
LOCAL NEWS
fl
SPfllflS MEETiNG
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WAR BEGAN ¡N APRIL, 1213
H --e Wer Credit Wa> in That Year
Voted in Cermany and Supported
by Socialists.
I’KE.-Sf 11 RIAN
Albert H. Gan.im ■ -'. Mil ist. r **
r gularl
fi ll, i i !
loJHt’A. M. Sid.1.1 .1!. ~ch; i 1 ( : i < s
for all agi s
11:00 A. M. M » »• !• g " i rsl.lp. V i:h
lli()!l.
6:15 P. M. t'1 fist.
•V : Pray«
• r n uv: nsr.
V. i i • 1 ip, w i h
7:l;ii P. M. I'vet i.
s« rn < il
Pi.iyer meet injr < •;. Vi' dne day evert-
irj at 7 :u.
I vt-. xo'.e Ail e» m tn these mi eti» ;rs.
"i WHS glad when they raid unto me
let u.- go into the iht* 1 <>U”e of the
Lord. i's. 122 it.
¿ mil *:. i
' . n did : lie w ar I.. In? Alti!.
1
: in Augt . 19
'* pl l ’S>
always Iris if. writes Charle-; 1 I-Mvaid
Russel in Iliirper's. Th i" al d l.'Clam-
lion of war was made by tin' C G.'rtm.n
rel •!-mg w hen It struck oh- iSiTVihg
Europe dumb mid chill I > p.i<-: •lag. rn
■ ■ 11'.: ord I nary war credit uf sy. •"< »(M)0,-
O ■>: mid to thill net of belli .’er. ct’.ry in
a time of profound pem-e th.' - »< ■ l.dlsts
In th - rcii hstng gave pr ietli a!!. i.v their
support.
All lit ti In the world ucead' fl.
i <1 •.»
make upon the day’s news mi Im eilt-
gent diagnosis must have ga-pi h il mid
stared at this portent. I'nle < Gel-
many deliberately planned in low to
bring down upon mankind th" v. riir her
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
armament laid silently threatmci d these
Services held every Sunday mi i: •r;
many years, there was no g ml ri ason
for this perilous sab r rattling; cer at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hail.
tainly none appear d in the state of Everybody welcome.
Europe. Yet the socialists seem 'd to
be for if; that was the incomprehen
sible fact.
August Bebí 1. then still active, was
Highes* quality, jewelryH
th" i hle<t and most famous of their
re; airi: g. (iiamord se(-S
leaders, and criticism from many lands
ntch repairing.Q
tire, watch
to
<
agate mo »unting and jew it
It wits of a nature to chill the last
elrv manufacturing.
hope in any friend of pence. Two
Mar'in J. Reddy,
J
reasons he gave for the relchstr.g's ’ J I- .
VI ••*•'.»H!» OIK,il'. O
action. One was that President Poin
tan-
I
care of France, who had been but new
ly dieted, was a warlike and ilnmnr
ous man, and no one could tell to what
... z
lengths he might go. The other was ¡¿Z 3 'Q ' u <,;Ú l : i ¡ a !;‘, ‘
’ShtJAAW I I.
that in the Balkan wars the Turks,
taught by German officers, had been
beaten by the Serbiuns, taught by
Fren h.
The Judicious might grieve Indeed
whi n they came upon such mi offering
)d3d
from sin h a source, mid anybody able
‘ J
to read might see that war was close
at hand.
Dan Bagshaw is n iw on the U. S. S.
New Mexico, somewhere on the Atlan
It wa« Saturday afivrno«»ti, a warm
tic coast.
«pr!r g Saturday. Most of the other
girls from Sally's oiii.-e were planning
Mrs. Josephine Preston of S m Fran
g« i la i xi-ursions uf some .sort, shop-
cisco arrived first of the week and will
¡»¡ng tor new summer doilies, rowing
spend the summer with her son Frank
iu the e park or going
going to the movies
Preston, in the Applegate valley.
v ¡th John or Gerald. Some of them,
The restrictions us to use of city w i-
curefully powdered and with their
ter for gardens and lawi s become ef
hair arran ged moilcsily to coiieeul the
fective tomorrow.
ears, •stepped out to meet young men
at the d loorwuy, tall young men In
II tying is on in full blast this week.
khaki, »bort young men iu spring
Mrs Mattie Thompson was a visitor
fellils, Jackies In tight-fitting blue.
at Medford Friday afternoon.
Only Sally s t forth alone end with
G. P. Wagner, a miner of Steam-
mailing planned for the afternoon’s
enjoyment.
bo it was a recent visitor in this city,
It had been so different the week
J. W. Rock left Tuesday for a short
In lore! Then she, too, had met her
visit to Hilt, Cal.
soldier; she, too, had looked foruill'll
Deputy sheriff Paul Anderson made
to u happy alternoon. And then some
a trip to Salem this week with Fred
one had told la-r about 1dm.
Ut
seemed that he wasn't Just plain John
Burr recently sentenced to the peniten
Strong,
Strong. lb- was the John Strong, son
tiary.
of the ' millionaire whose gray stone
Walter B iwne, who resided north of
palace • crowned the top of one of the
this city has passed his examination as
city's beautiful hills. He lmd once
an ensign in the navy and h is been as
been reported engaged to Evelyn
Carey, the banker's daughter, and
S'gned to duty on a submarine chaser
rumor had It that even now he was
in the coast patrol service.
Electric hp r!is
courtin; g the daughter of the governor
Mrs D. W. Gilbert an 1 family have
The Portland Oregonian give« quite
of the state, W hat use could he have
( gone to Portland where they will join a "write up” to Misses A. G. Crossly
for plain, poor little Sally Graham?
Mr. Gilbert who is fishing on the Co- and Pauline Greaves, yeomen in the
(From Off Our Wireless)
If he thought she was that kind of
lumbta river.
naval reserves at Bremerton, row with
girl ! So Sally concluded that she
Chasing the K user back tu Potsdam would simply have to put him out of
A number of persons from this city a recruiting detail sent cut in April.
went over to Medford Sunday forenoon Miss Greaves is the daughter of John is the world’s greatest cutdoor sport. her mind and resolve never to see
•‘Devils D.ince Due on the Western him again.
to say goodbye to the Jackson county Greaves of this city and enlisted in the
I
This, however, was easier said than
boys called in the draft, leaving for reserves April, 1917, with a number of Front. Headline. Kaiser must be go
done. He had not called her up that
ing into vaudeville.
Ft. McDowell, Cal.
other young persons from this city.
Saturday, so there had been no occa
If Merton E. Lewis runs again t sion lor pulling her resolve into Icy
The mayor and councilmen accompa
Whitman for Governor of New York, toms, (me couldn't think over on a
nied by the ’water superintendent in
Grocers Quit Sellin < Fleur.
what is going to become of the war?
busy street, so she boarded a street
spected the datn as well as the gulches
Wallowa, Or., June 3—So that all
above and found conditions as good as
Our idea of luck is the fate of t ie cur and rode to the edge of town, to ANGRY AT BEING DISTURBED
c in be expected considering the log the flour in this community may be two Americans expelled from Mexico. I strike off briskly down u country
grS'g«
— r . r □ im i
road.
ging operations in that district. Mr. saved for the government, the grocers
Colonel Roosevelt may be mistaken
Old
Gentleman
Vastly
More
Annoyed
Country roads in springtime are
U.rich deserves special mention for the of Wallowa at a meeting held this in believing that 10,009,00) Ameii an
at Constable Than He Was at Hun
more delectable than the most gor
—• f ♦ -
excellent manner in which he hardies week decided not to sell any more soldiers will bn necessary to end the geous of stage scenery or the most be
Air Raiders.
wheat flour until after the 19i8 nar- war but there is satisfaction in know witching of shops.
the leakage from the dam.
There Is some
"Ho wasn't half angry,” said n con
thing about a springtime road that
ing we can raise that number.
George Hayes of Tacoma, who re vest.
Weather Re pori.
stable to me, smiling reminiscently us
seems
to
declare
that
it
is
a
setting
sided here 28 years ago was here Wed
The Kaiser is volubly “jubilant over
he
cast
Ids
eye
over
wlmt
remained
—
for happiness, for youth, for hope and
■nesday looking over t'ne scene of his
the Roumanian p.‘a:e” Rjuminia re health and radiance.
mostly top story only—of an old-fash
Following is the report of IL S. Vi.'-
former activities and shaking hands Pershing Denies The
strains her joy.
I. s funny so few people are out ioned house which lmd suffered In a unteer Cooperative 01 -erver, E. Britt;
with the old timers who remembered
have
recent
air
raid.
"You
should
This
country
is
not
going
to
war
in
here
on
a
day
like
this!
”
Capture Of Depots.
she said to
him.
Jacksonville, for month of Mav.
herself. "I should think every one heard bls Inngunge I"
Kid gloves.
"Curious thing." I aid. “the top floor Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; lonp '-
would
Louise Jones was over from Medfcrd
be,
and
especially
people
with
Do r.ot keep any strings tied ti the curs.
doesn't appear to be touched.”
tude 123 dug. ■■ min. wi st.
I hnvi n’t met a soul.”
Tliurtd iy evening. She is recovering
"Y. s. that's where he v.ns,” sidd the
Washington, June 3—General Per money you loaned the Governmei it.
But
as
she
spoke
there
was
the
from a recent operation.
constable.
"of
course.
v\.
thought
h
■
shing, in a continuation of yesterday’s The boys at the front will see that you sound of a motor in the distance, nml
Date ' Maximum Minimum precipita-
Reports received here this week s'ate communique, denies the German "ffi ial get m .re than value received.
Sully stepped aside to wait Until It was n casualty. Wo cleared away the
I
Unii
rubbish, and somehow or other got up
that II. H. Sargent of this city has statement that Franco-American de-
Liugh at yourself an J the world had passed, It was n big gray car, to his rooms with an ambulance anil 1
■)
been commissioned as lieutenant-colo p ts at Fere-en-Tardenoi; have been laughs with you.
and In It there was a girl alone. Sally
the doctor. The dour was closed, so we 3
nel in the National army and will like captured. No American depots were
looked at her a little wistfully,
This would be a thankles3 world if was a pretty, well-dressed girl, She started prying It op n. That's when J
ly be assigned to duty in France.
Iler
located there ,he declares.
we g ,t what we des.rv -d.
■’>
bright eyes met Sally's with Rome the fun started.
Jimmie Smith, the 12 year-old sen of
"The door was flung open, and there 6
thing like n friendly smile as she
W. H. Smith of Medford, while riding j
«wept by. leaving a faint trail of dust. stood the old gent!-man with a big
a bicycle in that city Wednesday was i
"I suppose the governor's daughter book In Ills hands, his ‘specs' on, and
Sixth Year Established in Jackson County
In a proper temper. I just enttaht a
46
run down by an auto driven bj Leon J
looks like that.” Sully thought.
glimpse of a cosy armchair drawn tip 10
Wilkinson.
The afternoon went all too swiftly.
H
I 12
Sally walked and walked, following to a blazing lire.
All work done in 1913 spot cash at
“
‘
What
the
-----
does
this
menu?
’
the lure of the winding road that al
: 13
W. R. Sparks.
ways had some surprise waiting for he says. ‘Haven't I been disturbed 11
enough
this
evening?
Get
out
of
It.
15
The Royal Neighbors held an inter
her around the very next turn. But
all of you.’ And without troubling to 10
esting meeting at the home of Mrs.
nt
last
it
was
time
to
start
back,
and
Personalty conducted by Doctors
hilt Ids door, lie went buck find sat 17
she found that she was unexpectedly down
Rose Singler Tuesday evening. After
with his book beside the tire,
very tired.
She lmd Come further muttering most awful. It gave me ! | l I' y 5
Dow and Dow. Fully equipped
the close of the business session the
than
she
thought.
20
numbers were entertained with music,
And then, once more there came the biggest shock of the raid.”—Lon 21
for all surgical and obstetrical
don
Mall.
both vocal and instruri-tpial, refresh
the sound of a motor, It was the big
ments were served and a gr neral good
23
gray car with the pretty girl In It
cases.
Trained
nurses
only,
em-
Not Equal to It.
24
time prevailed. At this meeting a ser
again,
It came on smoothly and
They had not been married very 26
vice flag with 6 stars, denoting that
swiftly.
26
ployed.
07
six children of the Neighbors camp at
“Aren’t you going back to town?" long, bitt she had grown cold and list 27
less; so one evening, after she had
the
girl
called
to
Sally,
“
Don't
you
this place are in tbe service of their
2«
yawned about ‘•oventeen times, he said:
“SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR THE PATIENT”
want to rifle?”
29
country.
"Yon seem to be so
,md Indiffer 80
Almost before she knew It Sally
Attorney L. A. Roberts of Ashland
ent.
Mi.Ivina.
Have
you
forgotten
those
31
was sented b. side h"r, spinning swift
3
a business visitor in this city Tuesday.
ly over the road that she had walked. happy days when I was paying you
my
nddress.-s?
”
They
clutt.-d
amiably,
of
the
M. R. DeLong, representing Morris
Telephone 11
"I should think I haven't! I should Temperature mean max. 68.61; mean
weather, outdoor sports, the pleasures
Brcs. bond buyers of Portland, trans
think
I haven't forgotten those happy min. 10 25; mean 54.44; Max SI. on 3.
of walking. The strange girl wn«
Cor: Apple. Fifth and Riverside
acted business in this city Thursday
days. I never had less than three fel Minimum 1 on 6-8-25 27 Greatest daily
amazingly
friendly.
Sully
felt
a
lit
afternoon.
3
range, II. Total precipitation
tle sh.v at first, but no shyness could lows evi rv evening calling on me."
“Rut. dear, haven't you got me to inches. Greatest in 24 hours. , .46 in.,
Attorney W. E. Phipps of Medford
refrain from melting before the frank
transactel business in this city Tues
simplicity of the other's manner. She pay .vim attention now?”
Numtier of days with 61.
“Yes, I suppose I have. You are do- on 9.
day.
was utterly charming, with tlie sort
inch or more precipitation, ' 2. cleat,
Ing
the
lest
you
know
how;
but
yoii
of frank, sincere manner that remind
With its ieid iu enlistm mt and war
J >; partly cloudy, 12; cloudy. 4.
ed Sally so much of John Strong, iff don't flatter yourself that vim are
work generally it seems t ui that a
Total snowfall
inches
Ci.iir-e the girl belong. .1 to his kin.1 of equal to three, do von?”—Stray Sto-
new flag on top of the court house
Precipitation for season. 20. 11
people. Xo wonder he should love n
would be more appropriate than the
Pre (litation for lust season 2*'.'2
girl like that! The wonder was th:
Commends Sailor’s Bravery.
one whipped to pieces by the winds.
lie lmd ever seen anything attrnci..*
Seasonal average
For gallantry hi rescuing front
How about it county court?
about Sally, in her plain little «-dr
J. T. Gagnon, Proprietor.
E. B ritt ,
drowning a lad eight years of age Sec
with
her
shv.
unsophisticated
manner.
Frank, the young son of Mr and
Cooperative Observer.
retary
Daniels
lias
commended
Arthur
At
len
t
so
Sally
th.night.
All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber
Mrs. Roy Ulrich fell from the top of a
Suddenly the big car slowed down Oiio Itad'llfTe, a seaman of the 1’nlted
fence at his home Tuesday, striking
States nnvv. Alongside of the United
at a curb.
Specialties.-
Dimension
stuff,
Finishing
Lumber,
the ground with such force that both
"There’s my brother." said Its
n- Statie: steamship Wadsworth, on which Southern Or; gon Traction Com
bones in his right arm were broken.
Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes
er. "He's waving me to stop. No. the sailor was stationed, lay a tug. A
Surgical aid was immediately r -ndere 1
don't get out. please. I’ll driv. you «mall boy played about the deck with
pany Time Table No. 5.
Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products
on down ns far ns the square; there’s no thought of danger. Suddenly lie
and the little fellow is reported to be
fell
overboard.
Before
the
warning
plenty
of
room."
getting along nicely.
Phone 859
New Shed 113 Front St.
Sally sat still with her heart beat came the child had floated seventy-five
Jacksonville Post, one year $1.50.
Effective August 23d, 1917
ing
swiftly. He was coining through yards or more from the tug and ship.
OREGON
MEDFORD
the crowd, his tall khaki figure e«>n- Then Radcliffe came Into action. Jump
The local Red Cross auxiliary wants
Leave lacksonville.
spieuoiis among all the others, II. ing Into the vater. he swnfft to the I • y 7:30 a. tn. daily except Sunday
dish towels and dish cloths for imm
camo straight toward them und trot and brought him to safety. Bad' llffe 7:50 a. m Sunday only
diate use in cantonments and asks
r>. ■>
call- ted
in
—be“lde Sally.
those who can furnish same to deliver
8:30 a. m. daily except Sunday
"Why. Sally Graham!” he ex- Molne :
them to *he Red Cross building next
9:61 a. m. Sunday only
claimed. "I've been looking for you
Tuesday or notify Mrs. Hanna. Make
9:30 daily ex ept Sunday
"Germ-Proof” Money,
all the afternoon! I didn’t know y< u
towels of 100 pound sugar sacks or 50
knew my si-ter. I've been telling h”i
To H bank In Spokane, Wash., be- 11:30 a. m . daily except Sunday
Phone No. 52
pound flour sucks, hemmed. Make the
all about yon. hut—”
Innes the distinction of circulating the 2:o<) p. m. daily
"And I didn't know this was Sally first antiseptic germ-proof national 3:00 p rn. daily
dishcloths or 10 lb sacks, ipped open but
Graham,'’ the sister broke In smiiiip. I .:tnk notes. The United States tn-as- 4:”0 p. rn. daily
not flnishc 1. All tied tn bundles of 10.
Spectacles— Gold filled frames and tine-t lens
‘Tve been living to meet you. Jlf«« vry is still experimenting with devices 5:00 ti. tn. daily (Note 1)
It is reperted that the co in’y court
'.raluirn, and I'm ghul we did It In to laundry dirty bank notes to I. utlit 7:15 p. m. daily (Note 2)
has discharged tbe spa 'ial deputies
this way. I'm sure It couldn't bin ■ crl*p ones, but the Spokane batik lias
guarding the Pacific highway an 1 di
Leave Medford.
happened more pleasantly. John Im« the first sanitary money on record.
rected that bootleggers be lo iked after
I'lft* thoii-iiiid I'.llar- In Idll*-. put out
told me so miiih about you—"
8:00
a
m.
daily
except Sunday
"I wonder.” broke fn John Strcg by the bank, were signed with an Ink
by the regular deputies.
8:30 a. rn. Sunday only
to
consist
largely
of
carbolic
acid,
said
“
whether
you
would
drive
u«
iround
Century Fountain Pens, Fine bo:: stationery
WANTED Loral sales representative
to the hoit-e. Edith? That is if Snllv The re- .ill I« the bills are saturateli 9:00 a. in. daily except Sun lay
for this county for large school furni
'.. hl< ii menus death to 10.00 a. rn. daily
w mldii't mind coming. I w ant mot her with n .
1 pound Linen paper 35c. Toilet Goods, etc.
tore and supply house, learher pre
*o meet Sally, because—tiecause —”
til" most vigorous germ who'll live 12:00 Noon daily except Sunday
ferred but not demanded. Experience
HI« hand beneath the btp-r«ibe th. re.
2:30 p. m daily
not essential. Fine opportunity for
t’ghteni'd on Sally's.
.1. W.Robinson, M. I)., Proprietor
3:30 p. m. daily
Her Repartee.
summer. Salary, expenses and com
i-’.dly f"!t her voice to be ti little
4:30 p. m. daily
"John. I wish you'd «top snoring.”
h"«ky. but she smiled as «lie an
mission. Automobile would be h!g
6:00
p. m. daily
“Wlml'« the matt, r with you now?”
swered :
asset.
¡0:00 p. m. daily
“
Nothing,
only
I'm
getting
tlr«<J
of
"I
shouldn't
mind
in
the
least,"
she
Address Sales Manager. J | m . this
'{. S. RtlLLlS,
these sleepless night»."
i «aid.
Office.
Adv
Gen. freight & Pa.teigtr Agent.
THE DOW HOSPITAL
The Dow Hospital
Medford
-
- Oregon.
Lumbar Yard
THE CITY DRUG STORE
One-half usual price
Jacksonville
I
Oregon
X
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