Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, June 15, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJacksonville Posi Married —At Jacksonville, Oregon, I 'rl.luy wu i | | i:r | « ,y, PICTURE OF GERMAN VAMPiRE Itoliiiiil Invio«, II«« {itile «ini of Mr TuesdiyJu e 11,131», try Henry G. «ml Mrs I. on I i/l ,r of It i« h, «limi Dox, -I I’., George A. Klonus and Mi • Kaiser’s Possession Embraces Many >A I URDAY. JUNE 15, I’jia Miles, but ilo Square Meals, Say3 Mutui liiy, I in • ? i u . r «I w « hul l laggio E Johnson, both of R >guj River, < )ng >n. This Writer. Sunii.i v .1 i<u« II, It .v G imurili i iiffi ai Mr Ifor I tnxie ib o-vtiers anni un.'e a iug. I iliouu'ut iu il«> i'cuit’tei*y ii * LOCAL Nt WS T' Gorman empire, better known rxiHo in rat's for service J me 11. "lhe tin i i lly. »« the <: ■rnuin vampire, embraces 208,- ne.v rat" Io tins city is $1.25 with 25 A amali fur« I tir,« in th«« Griffi i <T«’el 8-”0 square miles, but not a single Otia Buck and Ray Ollenbii h r of r dlHlricl ||, Hlroy.il ubili 3110 .«««.« h <«f cents uliiiti n il for e ich p iss. nger ov square meal, says the Brooklyn Eagle. er two. Rich, enl ste.l last Saturday nt Ash wo«««l, T iichi I hv nl.'hl It comprises four kingdoms, six grand lan I. in the naval res ryes an I eKp 'i t Three «peed violators were each fin- ■luehb s and 3,876,531 grand goo«e«teps. | < i’««,.ii* I >«llmg . ««I Wai I. in « w «a a re to be called into the ervie? ni oncti In outline mid inclination it Is likely e 1 $7.50 by Justi e T iylor at Medford, , cent vuitui in tIu < «• 11 y. irregular. On the east it hounds I.en- Friday. Ernest Buck of Ruch has enliste I in |I(EW/\RD $25 00 to party finding Ine. On the north it is hounded by the the marine corns and left Mm lay night Weekly reviews of happenings on the pair rather light bay Mare«, on«« allied fleets and on the west by Gen- f >r Portland. b.ittlell"l l.i in Europe, are to be given , eral II: !g. w« i-I,mg about I :ou, tlie otli.T l”.5'>, In the list of memtiers of thefgriulii Th" principal waterways of Germany iniiiiih-d with lazy K on right siili« ; out by the war department through sting class at the Medford High School for, tops have lu«en roaclied but newspaper correspondents at Washing are the ■ dze and the Kiel canal. The iii-li < "s now under its control are con aipear the names of Mary (h rlrude grown mil five or six inches; should ton. Oop, in the general course, and Myrtle Become a stockholder in your gov fined to the opera house. The Kiel have colls will, them, Plume or wire canal Is used for exercise by the bot ernment Buy War Savings Stamps. Anita I its in toe teacher«* training m«« colli ct, Pay,«ite, Id ilio. tled ships on pleasant Sundays. — —— - . • K Course. Both young ladies are resi- •I IL Halligan, SherilT i’uyette Coun The seaboard, greatly restricted, like dents of Jacksonville and are i I chitv ty, Idaho. Aifv. all other kinds of board, is known as ing of congratulations upon completing the high cost of living. The country Elsewhere in this paper appears the the respective1 courses. Is not entirely on 'he level. It has iu noli....... I teachers’ examinations to be the interior ti largo table land, entire The City Meat Market closed Thurs beni in tin ; city June 26 to 29. I Ruch ly empty. There tire also deep depres day and it is uncertain whether it will Medford diiilic. publish the same sions In all parts of the nation. re-open or not. I tire: in one it is h. ail. d "School Tei (Correspondence to the Post) Berlin, the capital, was established The annual school electio will be era Examinations Monday,’’ anil in A farewell party was given at ths in the thirteenth century on the Spree other the bea bug u "T . ic hers E ;i held Monday. A clerk and o e dire •- j Ruch hull Saturday for th* enlisted river. It has not yet recovered. The tor are to be elected. Betti r attend si Jacksonville, .lune 17.” Q lite jbiysollbe vicinity v.ho are leaving inhabitants are divided Into two main a 1J help select these nlli ere: the pro- lightening to the poor teacher. for the I1 .lining camps. Charles Gar- classes—Junkers and Junked. The present fooler is Kaiser Blllious per training of the children, nientallv You may not be able to ft'ht but you . rett and Earnest Buck left Monday and II. His principal occupation Is look and physically deserves th? beat atten can buy War Savings Stamps. Olis Back and R ly Offeubacher will ing for a place in the sun. There is tion of our people. II. Van Katz, recently arrested at leave1 Saturday. something warmer than that in store Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Bliven of Medford as a suspecte I German py Earnest Fellu of Donald is visiting for him. It sounds something like Applegate were recent business visit was taken to Portland bp a deputy U. his uncle. W. R. Garrett. Helgoland. The crown prince is the ors in this city. barely apparent. S. marshal Saturday night. Loiu Rice left Monday for Phoenix The national motto Is “Spurlos ver- Mrs. John Dunnington returned Fri I 1 W. J. Cavin and family, who reside | Where she is going to thin fruit. senkt." day m irning to her home in Dunsmuir. in the Kitto house on Filth street are Mrs. Devlin is visiting her daugh er Cal., after several weeks visit with removing to Butte Falls where Mr. Mrs. Hines in Forest Grove. CAPITAL WELL WORTH VISIT friends and relatives in this city and Cavin is employed in a logging camp. Mrs. Lester Throckmorton and little Medford. I A. Hilbert, manager of the Blue daughter were visiting relatives at Merida, Chief City of Yucatan, Is by Mrs. William Cushman of Trail was Ledge mine was a business visitor in , Rueh this week. No Means Lacking in Attractions a visitor in this city Monday. for Tourist. this city Friday. Frank Boone has gone to Grants Mart Foster, a taxi driver of Med 714,865 young m in wh > became 21 Pass to work in the creamery. A capital which m<’ t tourists never ford charged with criminal assault on a years of age during the past >ear, were The making of war breads was dem- • visit anil of whose very existence 15 vear-oid school girl was given a registered for military service June 5, ' on«'rated before the Rueh Red Croes i many people are ignorant is Merida, hearing before justice Taylor Thursday tlie chief city of Yucatan. Yucatan Is 1918. The registration in Orejoi was 1 Thursday. a ternoon and bound over to the grand [ 4701. ‘ one of tlie ricin st Mexican provinces jury under $500 bonds. mid. to go further Into the intricacies Fred J. Fick received a telegram Stranger Is Suspected of geography, forms the right arm of An electrical storm Wednesday morn- Friday stating that Henry Ramm inn, the Gulf of Mexico. Merida. it« 1 .,,v i >g waked up s >me of the late sleeper« Of Causing Explosion. ■ city, officially began to exist in 1542. with several sharp claps of thunder. an uncle, had died suddenly «this home in San Francisco. Cottage Grove. Or., June 10—James i when tlie Spaniards laid the corner Tne California-Oregon P >wer Co. sus- Leabo sustained injuries that may prove , atone with much ceremony nnd pro- t lined a loss of about $7000 in fuses Mrs. Dailey, the Sterling mi ning wo , claimed gramllv that the very loyal fatal in an unexplained explosion eaily bur led out, pol >s wrecked, transform man was in town this week. nnd noble city of Merida, chartered by Sit irday of the gasoline engine used ers destroyed, etc. The valley would Walter Roy Davis, of the Green t > operate the Ishmael sawmill mar his most Catholic majesty, Philip II. was now on the map. h ive been without light nnd power for Spring district, east of Ashland, who Since then Merid bn« crown consid several days if it had not been for the was drafted April 30, died of pneum in h.-re. Suspicion as to the cause of the company’« new p’ant at Copco, Cal. | ia, at Camp Lewis, Tuesday June 11. explosion is directed at a bearded erably, acquired a plaza, cathedral, which was switched on and by evening I He was aged 27years and leaves a wife stranger who was around the plant yes university, hotels and a goodly humber of millionaires, an«l considers itself a terday and has since disappeared. tile servic e was restored. to whom he was married April 17. city of some importance. G. E. Pitts of Griffin creek was a One governor of Yucatan, with a John Refer was a business visitor at Optimistic Thought. business visitor in this city Tuesday. I Medford Friday afternoon. To expose an ambassador to abuse well-developed sense of civic and na- He expects to go into the hids soon to tional pride, tried to separate th James Lawless ot Copper, Cal. was a it 1« only necessary to send him away 1 wealthy citizens of the capital from ljjk up some chrome prospects. without an answer. recent visitor in this city. i 1 «ome of their surplus change for ini- Ge >. W. Frey of Lake creek, a vet- i ' provement of the city. The millionaire eran of the Modoc Indian war of 1873, | element cotibl not see how it wo«ibl was in town Wednesday. Mr. Frey i cain anything by installing the beauti Sixth Year Established in Jackson County h is just been granted a pension of $20. 1 fully paved boulevards described so p r month by the government. ■ graphically by their promoter and r.- fused to contribute. Rut the governo Homer Grow who had been hauling placed a tax on the henequen, the chief ore from the Blue Ledge mine has source of Merida’s wealth, and with moved his family into the Ryan house I the proceeds, which ran into millions opposite the Post printing ^office. of dollars, he laid pavements which Correspondence THE DOW HOSPITAL Personally conducted by Doctors Dow and Dow. Fully equipped for all surgical and obstetrical O, M. Knox who has the contract for : carrying the mail on the route between | tiiscity ar.d Applegate, has moved from his farm to this place. He is oc-! cj[ ying the Jones house on California s r.et. cases. Jacksonville Post, one year $1.50. The list of Jackson county young men 21-22 years of age who were reg istered June 5, for army service con- [ tains 102 names. Of this number only three are from this city, viz: Paul Aus tin Godward. Homer Bryson Stephen- son and Walter Wainland Scott. A number of other Jacksonville bovs who became of age during the past year I are already in the army and navy. H. K. Hanna was a business visitor at Medford Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Martha Dunnington visited frien Is near Buncom .Mo ida--. Mrs. Susan Byers of Santa Anna, Cal. is visiting at the home of her brother, Samuel Walsh, in this city. Mrs. Byers and her brother have not seen each other formore than 30 years, She expects to remain here until fall. Reports from Cinnabf.r Springs state that Col Williams is improving and has gained eight pounds in weight. Mrs. Williams and Mi«? Lulu are well. Cliff H. Dunnington who recently volunteered for special service in the army, left Friday evening for Portland where with 308 others from this state, he will enter the training school. Sunday, Monday, Tuesdry and Wed nesday weie exceedingly warm for ear ly June. The mercury almost reached the 100 mark. Dr. Hartley’s office will be closed af ter June 30, 1918. MaKe arrangement? fcr painless extracting now. All work done in 1913 spot cash at W. R Sparks. Three special calk fcr men were filled by the Jackson county draft board Wednesday: L. A. Fryer, Levi A. Stagg and Floyd Seaman as auto mobile drivers; Walter P. Dunlap as clerk for special service; J. C. Smith, A. R. Parker, Charles M. Hall. Wesley Coffeen, Robert Miller, Edward Keith and Eckell H«'usel.older a« Jsborers for soeci il and limited service, These men are not physically qualified for active military service and were on this ac- count, chosen for this special industrial service. Trained nurses only, em- ployed “SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR THE PATIENT" The Dow Hospital Telephone 11 Cor: Apple. Fifth and Riverside Medford t - • - Oregon. Lumber Yard J. T. Gagin rt, Proprietor. All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber Specialties.- Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products Phone 859 New Shed 113 Front St. MEDFORD OREGON TUE CITY DRUG STORE Phone No. 52 Spectacles— Gold filled frames and finest lens One-half usual price Century Fountain Pens, 1 pound Linen paper 35c Fine box stationery Toilet Goods, etc. J. W.Robinson. M. D.» Proprietor Jacksonville I Oregon, At Tue Churches RECOGNIZE VALUE OF WHEAT N Shortage Has S owi Us the Wonder ful and Un'que Qi .-•lit es Contained in the Grain. Albert H. Garnmot s. Mil i; t< r Sunda.. Services regularly as loll, v n - IG.it ijA. M.-Soi.eait-.'- ci. i^mCiiat ca for all ages. V, 11:0" A. M. M mi'g vugi-ip, ’.Cl II.on. • :!5 p. M. Chri.-t j:n Ei • av •! ! r,y- er meeting. i'::;iP. M. Eventi •’ wi i.-h.p, u i’ h s, rmon. P: .iyi r meeting ei- Wcdnc: on.v'ev« n in" at 7 it). Every o’ e welci m< to the«* m t. > “i wa gl.ai «hi n they «an! unto me let u.s go m.o the the house of i be Lon:. P-. 122:t. makes the heart grow fondi s H<arclty of wheat In Vite to Its wundvrfui and unique quulltii'M as food. We huv r been eutu.g wheat products all these yea rs ns a matter of course, nnd It never <»<• curred to us that we might ever be called on to go without them, Now that it is ne< r ary to u<e wheat sub- "titutes, we Lav« have (ISeovered th.J Us«— nr there is nothing tliat ful as they nre , i plan of wheat lb nr. really takes »!;.• Tlie magic of the wheat lies in its I gluten—w.htt the baker refers to n. tlie “binder.” Ile must haii u • i taiu pr< •portbm of Ghent Hour to furni-h th.- binder, or Ills oatmeal bread or his rice pnsu-y erunibl« s. The substitutes CHRISTIAN SCIENCE have* tlie same nourishment ns the Services held every Sup.lay r emit y wheat, But they lin k the quality of the wlient flour crust, There Is nutli- at 1! o’clock in I. 0. O. F. Hail. ing In them to imprison the gases lib Everybody welcome. erated by yeast, and so they refuse to rise like wlient dough. Bread made of the substitutes is heavy and soggy un less there Is enough wheat dough - -■ snsrss .iâtsymæîi» uizr , Highes Hjghes' ’ quality, jewelry jewe.ryH mixed In to give It life. repairing, ciana diamond set- repairing, rd set-fJ Without wheat we go without > watch repairing. tire, bread, without cake, without pie, with ’S ' ■ ff£ . \ agate mounting and jew M out strawberry shortcake. No i alb e.^ . • • nm uf.irtum •. C tlon for corn pone can make it a sub Mar’in J. Reddy, L stitute for all these stund-bys of the' I 212 !•; .'.fains«.. MEOFORP ORFGO-. H table. If it is necessary for the sake of tlie war, we sliull cheerfully go without. Any deprivation we may feel Is as nothing to what our associates in arms already have undergone. But we shall look forward to tlie happy days when there will tie an abundance of wheat once more.—Kansas City Star. f ! RECORD BELONGS TO SIRIUS Small Vessel Was the First to Cross the Atlantic Wholly Under Its Own Steam. ' . ’ ! T.ÎADE «ZAR-: .-•-.'I • s. FREE REPORT i-.’ ♦ viimb . :r. c. < ’I • : • on i Fl z tt:| 4 v?»J ! ':' > :«*►'(•. xlcl ur I-.■■••■■. tor •y. I'..•mtpra..t .. ¿'E k CMCES. i f«*r invaiGi’.ie b»<>k -Ok* TO O’JTA',1 I SELL f*ATCH>£, .............. r e ■ i o ..»T va »a.< : .i.tii D. SWS u 1 Ü ,1 4 F This spring marks the eightieth an PATÛN1 LAWYERS, *1 niversary of tin important event In 303 Seventh .-,t, Wasliinntcn, 0. C c L 'J modern history—the voyage from Cork 1S1 to New York of tlie Sirius, the first vessel to cross tlie Atlantic wholly un --------- ♦ X- der its own steam. All that remains of that stanch little craft is a number Weather Report. of brass pnper-welghts made from the metal work after it was wrecked In Bnllycotton bay in 1847. Captnfn Rob Following is the report of IL S. Vol erts, commander of tlie 412-ton Sirius on Its maiden trip, was later trans- unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Eri :; ferret] to the president, which went Jacksonville, for month of May. down with nil on board. Thus both Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi the Sirius and her master met with u tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. tragic end. The Sirius made the voyage from I Cork In 19 days, reaching New York Date Maximum Mini m im Precipit lion only a few hours before the Great 1 «1 Western, another steamship which 2 81 hnd sailed from Bristol. The latter : Í i made the host time, crossing the I GJ ocean In 15 days. The Sirius had a 5 65 passenger list of seven on its Initial 6 voyage, the youngest of whom was 7 Vincent K. Ransome, then four years 8 old. i who was reported living a few 9 46 years ago In Wiltshire, England, 10 II where he vyn« long the rector of a 41 12 parish church. I 13 39 The Sirius was n schooner rigged 14 II ship and was ITS feet over nil. with 1-5 31 v beam of 25 feet and a depth of 18 1' II 46 I 17 feet. made walking and driving in the city 41 I IS a Joyous affair, Instead of th*1 unpleas 40 10 Electricity on the Farm. ant necessity which it hnd been. 42 i 20 Tt is apparent from the fact that 1 21 31 200.000 horse power In electric mo- ’2 ;i, Thracians Used “Tanks.” 40 The modern tank hnd Its precursor, tors is now actually being used on the i 23 32 however, in crude, snys the Christian farm that the phrase ‘Electrirlt.v on 1 24 3l 25 Si fence Monitor. One can rend all the Farid“ does not constitute nn Idle 26 43 about it In Alexander the Great's ex drenm any longer, remarks the Gen 34 ploits. Just to show their dislike of eral Electric Review. Although 160,- -*8 8» 45 Alexander In particular, nnd of Pjin 0o0 horse [»over of tbH H used for irri 29 : Hellenism in general, tlie Thracian« In gation and r « himati”: purpos» * (a pe ■ W 37 vented wnr innchines ¡n the -hope of culiarity of semlarid sections), th» 31 loaded wngons and conveyed them to remainder, or 40/*»») hors»* p. • » t , H Mount Hnemtis, so as to command the actually being used for mi« ■ ' n»M- i* T -mperature— m-an max. 68.64; mean farm pnrpo«es, such a« driving the pas« through which Alexander's sol dier» mu«t march. At the critical mo cream separn¡or, butter churn, and «-o min. 10 25; mean 54 41; Max 84. on 3. on. The only thing that we are n»»t Minimum I ««c. 6-8-25 27 Greatest da iy ment, the big. lumbering wagons, load doing with electricity on any scab» is * ‘J ed with rock, were launched straight range, 44. Total precipitation on the helpless tnen below. Alex plowing and rultivn'ing, and th.- , .46 in., Greatest in 24 hours, inches. ander, however, met this onslaught bids fair to he a commercial ron’ity In on 9 Number of days with 01. the very n»*ar future. — S« lentifl<- Amer by ordering his men to lie down, and inch or more precipitation, : 2. clear. ican. to Interlock their shl -bls above th rn ■ 15; partly cloudy, 12; cloudy, 4. ■ so that the vehicles could roil over a London’« Tea Houses, Total snowfall inch road of shields. By tills maneuver Tlie death o< S r Jo«, ph I.c .r.- re- 20.14 Precipitation for seas 1 we are told, he saved his array from minds ns what a modern in-t utlon annihilation. Precipitation for la t si a.“'.n 2f'. ‘2 the teat'hop 1«. You n.’wl not h very Seasonal average ••n prn< - obi to remember the time Misunderstood. E. B ritt . tically the only plnce* where a cup «: Santo Domingo—A few evenings «■.„• Cooperative Observe tea could be obtnfn*"! iti J.< -,'L-n v our warden. Sweet (who. by the W: y, doesn't deserve his name at till), »u« the old f.-i-hionei] coffwe lion—-«. wi«_ dining at a “Fonda” with one of our their boxed-in romp; v m.ts and : i doe-eyed damsels and was looking row. uncomfortable «mt«. Tlie cuxtomera were exclusively men Southern Oregon Traction Com the menu when he asked her who tiler nnd if a woman require«! light refresh «he would have a little shrimp, She pany Time Table No. 5. blushed deeply and answered in sub- merit she had to «eart-h for a confer tinner's .«hop. where ten ar.4 coffee due«! tones: “Oh. Mr. Dulce, you are so sudden.” S« ■eet. of course, denies were sometimes grudgingly serve«!, at Effective August 2.3d, 1917 this; hut you perhaps d< i’t know him famine prices, at little round ni; rt.le .iy in dark corner«.— like we do.—“Slim Jim.' 44th Co., V. t.ibles tiK-ke'l (x-ave Jacksonville, London f'lironf le. S. M. C.. In the Marin ■« M _ z 7:30 a. m. daily except Sunday 7:50 a. m Sunday only Uccd Stamps Valueles». W»sn’t Doing It for Fun. 8:30 a. m daily except Sunday The R* 1 * ’ ro-- t. -le-« to mak A London banker was dlst ;-t.e.I < i«»“ n. r« «I ’’ !y a« possible, that th* 9:0o a. m Sunday only Ing an air raid ’«— i-e a P.ri-,-! 8. ex ept Sunday bave 9:30 p«.rt that u«e<l p fn< h gun, mount«-«! on an a ' -.«■ ly value through the extraction of 11:30 a. m daily ex :ep' Sunday truck, took up a p -i-< p, • • e dyes contained In them !« ab«». JjX) p. m. daily front of his b» u*e. He vent ■ tHy fa I«#». ThH false has «1- 3:0») p m. daily a«ke<j the officer In charge to u. ady reunited In th»- receipt by th»' 4/*V p. m. daily the gun farther down the «rre~t. offlap department nf many str rap* 5 .-00 D. m. daily (Note 1) the racket v .s t«-. ■ iau<h for • . - ■ lie<*tpd by rnhznid»’*! patriot« whe 7:15 p m. daily I Note 2) and got this reply: “Ieiok here, do tha« to do *omefhin£r to help you take this for a bl«»«tuln< Lui Leave Medford. n the war.—Th»* <»u?1<’ok. gurdj ?” m. duly except Sunday 8 :< •1 a ' Bc/s Remark Cot Pesijlts. Here’« Garmsn Efficiency. Sunday only 8:30 a. m. i B .i. hr. I (-»••. downtown I" in- uri with 1.; German Industrial eff>1 ier.ry 1« so 95)0 a. m. i daily except Sunday and »a« tired nearly a fetich in the popular mind 10:00 a. . m. daily imeward bound they foerd that it is a '!<- mt -I « ’o hear it was ocruplen. Afte! 12T , Noon daily except Sunday ca r. Ever chaiieng-«i by competent au’horitv. p. m daily silent «urrej B* “In my young day«,” said a <■ n- a few m it his mother <«» . p. m. daily |<^n«>t nr, trr r «» a r- • it tra !«1 g; th-rin_- i 4: v l<l: “Well. m>> "we awarded a contract to bridge on«- ft-i 8 - g*i essfer for ti- E t "ft of the swift we.fern stream.« to a fl*m i8age couldn’t r«- ■ ■f German engin»« -• Gues at—’ >n-y i 10.00 p. m. daily nts wer«1 quiet !r did! Blamed If they didn’t build the R. S. Bt LLL«. cutwa’er of the piers dowoatreani." Gtr. trnght A l ¡’asterger Agent.