Jacksonville post., June 22, 1918, Image 3

At The Churches
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Jacksonville Po3t, one year $1 50.
1’KESBYTl.lUAN
Ge irge Bark r of Butte Fails wat a
a recent visitor in this city.
Albeit II. Gammons, Minister
SATURDAY, JUNE 22. 1918
A. B. Cornell of Grants Paes was a
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Applegate
Sunday
Servieeb regularly as follow s:
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By ALICE KILLIAN.
1/ AGNES G. EROGAN.
visitor in this city Tiiur.-day.
10:<M i ; a . M. Sabbath School Claiscs
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(Correspoti
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ice
to
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LOCAL NEWS
You may not be able to fight but you
for all ages.
’Pyrighf, 1918. Wcit rn N< wspaper Union.)
can buy War Savings Stamps.
11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with
“I siq post- I’ve innil.- a llfelo'r.'
A largo ve n o tn ingut.ose has be-n
Become a stockholder in your gov­ The G gnnn mill at M dford is turn-
Th * girl who opened the floor, stood enemy ent of Mrs. Gordon,” <’orn«'lia Ferm
discovered in the Steamboat c>unt>y f. r n moment staring at tin* two uni* said, sadly. “I really like In r very
6:1 1’. M. Chri-tian Endeavor Pr*y-
ernment--Buy War Savings Stamp«.
ing out 2,b00 apple boxe: per day
Mesdames Dunnington tnd Wool­
Mrs. Amv Dow who had been vi.it- by O’Connell, Wrieht and others. Un­ formed lm n who waited; the one wear­ mill h. but she Is of the frivolous, bul I ■ r meetin.r.
ing ihe costutm* of un American army tertly type of woman and she dm s um
M. Evening worship, with
dridge were visitors at Ashland Thurs­ ing friends in California for the pist der the management of -Ur. S eel as oHieer,
spoke first.
realize that we are face to face with I sermon.
engineer
and
Ml*.
Treat
as
field
man
it
day.
month returned homo Thursday.
“I was directed here,” he sai l, ‘‘by a very serious condition in tiiis coun­
has been leased by the Government,
I’.-.iyer meeting on Wednesday even­
Mrs. Ossie Harrington of Corvallis,
Help your government and yourself and they expect to begin work at on e. the station agent. H»* advised me try."
ing
at 7:;> t.
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. at the same time—buy War Savings A trnnivay will be built from the mine again *t the poor hospitality of your
‘"Serious condition!’” r., .n d Evi i .one welcoin«- to these meetings.
b
ti
1.
and
suggested
that
we
might
find
A. Norris of this citv.
| stamps.
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to the old Browntown mi te, and an su­ : t <• »mniodntion for the ‘night at your Mrs. Connery. “It Is nil of that."
“1 v..u ; I..d when the-y said unto me
“You know,” be-'an Cornelia, "llmt
A party of fire fighters passed
Mary Bagshaw and Gertrude Dun-I to truek rOad to Apple-rate, it will I e house. You do take people?”
iet us go iiitu the the house of the
lids
vv.r
was
worrying
me
just
us
lit
­
through this city enroute to Thompson nington were visitors at Medford Wed­ shipped from Grants Pass.
’The girl hesitated, then for answer, tle us it is troubling Mrs. Gordon until Lord,—l’s. 122::.
nesday night.
creek, Wednesday evening.
Henry Walter and wife are guests turn« <1 inquiringly to a bulky red-faced Bull «iilisted and 1 became Interested
Mrs. Anna ‘Broad was a visitor at at the home of his mother Mrs. Anna man seated behind her in the sunny in lied Cross work, of course 1 went
The butcher shop closed last week.
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kit<’h«‘n dining room.
to tlie station to see Bob off when he
Orders are now sent to Medford and Medford ,Friday.
CHRIS HAN SCIENCE
Walter.
Sullenly
lie
nros
«
ami
camo
toward
left for Rockford and the -inoini nt I
s lipped here every morning.
All work done in 1913 spot cash at
Servie i held every Sunday morning
Chas. Mee has enlisted in the quar them. “Tonight,” h<‘ said brusquely, •saw that .seething mass of kh.-iki-clad
At the school election Monday after W. R. Sparks.
men. all so eager to bo of service to at 11 o'clock in i. O. O. F. Hall.
terms*.ers corps as a typewriter, and “our house will be full.”
noon Wm. H. Johnson was rc-eleeted
Mrs. Guy Harper an 1 children of Loran Flier enlisted as a truck driver.
“That is too bad,” the officer pleas­ their country, soiiieiliing seemed to Everybody welcome
director and C. D. Abbott clerk.
Portland visited friends in this city
antly responded, “we are on our way die within me—the old frivolous Cm-
Hiram Benson had the misfortune to to camp, traveling on tomorrow. A nelia was no more. 1 wanted to help;
Dr. Hartley’s office will be closed af- this week.
t r June 30, 1918. Make arrangements
Miss Lslia Prim who has been in lose the thumb on his right hand while foolish desire to pass through my fath­ 1 wanted to feel that I was n part of
er’s village h<uno, has brought us out tills great movement. Well, I've done
forx painless extracting now.
Adv. Ariz -na fur several months arrived last I raping a steer.
our XX way.
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II X . You can recommend no my lillle lilt each day, but it se. ni; so
Elmer and Melvin Rowden left here j ()|hpr
A letter received this week by Mrs. week and will spend the summer with
............ ^..ig place?"
mull wlun you realize liow much Is
Aina Broad from her son Mike, states her father and other relatives in Ore­ I Wednesday for GLndde where .they
“None,” the man answered gruffly.
IK'« (led !"
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t rat he is “somewhere in France,’’ gon. The change of climate has been have employment in a chimne mire
But with a sudden smile the falr-
“You've dune good work, Cornelia. I
I near that place.
and is well.
beneficial to her health.
I haired girl threw wide the door. . “Come never dreamed you'd take hold the
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Mr. Ross of .Los Angeles who has in,” she said decidedly, “you shall have way you have,”
Mrs. Jennie Harris of Portland is
Thursday was the hottest day of the
‘ The I !oi dons," said Cornelia, “litive
been
vis.ting E.i Cheadle for th* last I my room, and I will sleep on tlie couch.
season, the temperature reported by Visiting at the home of Mis. Mattie
It will lie «illite convenient,”
a suite of rooms opposite ours. They
month left for his home this week.
co-operative observer Britt was even Thompson.
“Why.” she demanded of her father I are really a «’banning couple, but’Alrs.
10') degrees,
Mansfield and II rriott Bros, have upon lier return, “did you tell them Gordon Is very self-eentereil. mid she
The members of the Royal Neighbor
K. K. Kubli of Portland, a former lodge gave Mrs. Gladys Ulrich a sur finished laying the pipe across the riv­ that the house was full. You and I will not read about nor listen to any­
nre alone.”
resident of this city, was recently elec­ prise party at her home on l'rfth street er for their new ditch.
thing pertaining to (lie war. When­
“Soldiers!" exclaimed tlie man in u ever anyone approaches her regarding
ted president of the alumni association Friday evening. Several ladies not
Mrs. Emma Miller and daughters
relief work of any sort, she always
of the U. of O.
members of the order were also pres Gladys and Josie of Joseph, are he:e bitter tone.
“Soldiers of my country! 1" she re- claps her hands over her cars «listrai t-
ent,
refreshments
were
served
and
a
to
spend
the
summer
with
Mrs.
.Ch.es-
Mrs. Ida Wiison left Tuesday after-1 I
panted emphatically. And ufter the edly and refuses to listen. Site says
noon for San Francisco to attend the gen .'rat goxi time prevailed. Mr and ter Kubli.
wholesome country supper, the young that it unnerves her to hear about the
Mrs.
Ulrich
will
leave
for
Portland;
funeral of her aunt Mrs. H. H. Bam-
i.. .
i’/uv-; l.tr . KI-JitLS.
Fred Oifenbacher, J. A. O’Brien and officer came to th«- girl out In the fra- suffering on tlie other side; that .■ lie
Semi :
in M ni| ■ r Invalnahle ho< I.
Monday.
fhann who died June 17.
Marsh Baldwin have 'each purchased grant garden. "I cannot tell, how doesn't believe conditions as described
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much we appreciate your kindness.” nre possible, and that nil such reports
p ite.:l law :m<l eli.er valuable niioi uiatb >:i.
Mr a d Mrs. Thdmas E Dunningtdn new pianbs recently.
; A letter this week from Merritt
he said. “All my people are gone.
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Dews postmarked “with the Naviil expect to leave Monday for Oregon
Mrs. Jennie Kemp gave Ja Very en- There is not one to hid me farewell or are circulated merely to excite our
RlrceiS in'Ettrope*’ ci nveys- the infor­ City whore they will reside for the pre­ tei tabling and instructive lecture at wish me good cournge. So it was a pe­ sympathy. No,” Cornelia smiled nt
YERS,
á
Mrs. Connery'S quick gesture of pro­
PATEfll LAWYERS,
mation that he is w«- II and still aboard sent.
the school house Tues lay afternoon.
D. C
303 Seventh St., Wasl Kington.
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culiar fancy that brought me here, be­ test, “I know wlint you're thinking,
the “Jason.”
At the annual school meeting Mon­ fore leaving to tight fo* my country, but you're wrong. She’s a loyal Amer*
Two citizens of the town, residing in
S. L. Johnston of Thompson creek the same block have birthday anniver­ day Geo. Herriott wqs elected director to walk the same streets through lean, but ltip Van Winkle had nothing
was in town Wednesday. Mr. John­ saries tomorrow: Alexander Thompsor, and Mrs. T, W. Herriott »e-elected which my father passed when lie was on ... " so fur as being asleep is con­
for the Civil war! And you. cerned.
ston has recently built a sawmill and aged 85, and D. W. Bagshaw, 59.
clerk.
Weather Report.
are quite u .Ktl«- patriot miss—what
“This Mrs. Gordon
to give
reports that the outlook for a good fall
Roy Brown is expected home on a shall I call you?”
Ten thousand cards, the postage on
a party, a formal affair, invitiilg fifty
♦ rad* is fine,
Tlie girl gave him her shy smile. eottple« She had wonderful prizes
which at the regular rate would amount furlough.
Petbr Stream of Hoduiam, ivash. I to $200 were’ mailed here Friday.
“Frederica,” she answered, “that is for those wnii ^mited to play bridge,
Following is the report of U. S. Vol-
What they nil call me."
Kne of the victims of the acrident at j
with a lilg and costly or'iW«-*trn to fur­ anteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
Two
kinds.'
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Bullis of the Ster­
The officer frowned. "V«nir father nish music for dancing. The pitftors Jacksonville. for month of May.
«¡he o lerniilfc «yossing near Medford.
There is a place in the world fof
Tuesday aiternboii,'died at the Sacred, ling mine were visitors in thia city to­ reformers. Reformers are tlie gentle­ i Seem- 'mt so patriotic,- one might al­ mill «lining room were extravagantly Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
most believe him to ¿Terse to' Soldiers.” [ decorated ami they tell me that the
llei't hospital Wednesday at five day.
men who created our great Declara­
The gill’s lips tightened. “Aly two rehef excelled himself on tlie supper.” tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
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Uncle
Billy
Cameron
of
Uniontown
o’clock.
tion of Ipdependence. and the Consti­ brothers fight in the German army,”
“Didn’t you go?” asked Mrs. Con­
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cox was a business visitor in this city to­ tution of tlie L’tit'"-! mates. Bless she said.
nery.
Dat Maximum 2'linimum Precipit
i
day.
them,
wo
S"V.
At
the
Sprite
tiiilS
i
of Shelton, Wash , June 14, a 7-pound i
Tlie -ifFmor started. “Now?" he ques­
lion
“No," Cornelia replied. ,et didn't!
there
should
be
more
positive
re/brin-
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tioned
son. Mrs. Cox is the daughter of Mr. ! Jase Hartman is driving a new Chev­
I just couldn’t. I got to thinking. If 1
ers and fewer negative reformers, the
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Frederica nodtled. ."Years ago. he I'<1 dose my eyes it would seem to mo
and Mrs. W. R. Sparks of this city i rolet car around this week.
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latter being well-meaning persons who and my mother left them there pith Hint an endless chain of weeping mites
and ‘ grandpa” is wearing his broadest, It is reported that Curley Wilson left are always against something and not
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the grandparents. They were little would pass before me with little arms 1
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smile this week.
Camp Lewis for the east Thursday for anything.—Atchison Globe.
boys. I have never known them.”
otlfstfeidted- f»h, yes, I know It vvus 5
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Louis Baker who is employed in the evening.
The young officer studied the girl Just a case of pur» nerves, but 1 can't G
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street car service at Portland, was in i
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curiously. “It is strange,” lie mused, hear about people being Intugry With­ 8 7
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“th.it you—’’
town this week. He came down with I
out being upset, so I sent my regrets. 9
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“
I
nm
an
American,
”
she
Interrupted
“
Thereafter
I
didn't
see
anything
of
h:B grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
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Sixth Year Established in Jackson County
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fiercely, “if I could, I would do for my Mrs. Gorden until tlie knitting club's 11
Tuitgate, who have returned to tiieif
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Country,
what
my
brothers
nre
doing
meeting. She was present—and by the
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hotiie at Bdtte Falls.
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for theirs, Rtif ii girl." her bauds fell way, she wasn't knitting for tlie sol­
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tibid Hill ttnd Rock Point school dis-
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diers either, but was making a dream 15
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ivicts at the knntlal election Monday,
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“Nothing!” the soldier was ttpoh Ills of » sweater for herself out of orange 10
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voted to consolidate. The vote was
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fee», “« hr you ti:ive«giv<-n me courage.” yarn. Of course, everybody was talk­ 17
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Personally conducted by Doctors
unanimous in Gold Hill and two to-one
“Good night," sl»e whispered, and ing about the party, and she very 18
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in Reck Point. Pupils of Rock Point
fled across tlie lawn.
pointedly asked me why I wasn’t there. I!'
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Dow and Dow. Fully equipped
will be hauled by auto to Gold Hili, a
Iler eyes were averted, ns she served I answered her evasively, but she 20
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the g'“’sts tn the morning their break­ wouldn’t be put off, so at last I told 21
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distance of about four miles.
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for all surgical and obstetrical
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fasts, and the bulky f-irm-e of her fath­ her and she almost expired. Ho «ltd
Miss Lulu Williams who has been
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er was absent.
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With her patents at Cinnabar Springs
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cases. Trained nurses only, em­
“We are very grateful to you, Miss acknowledged ruefully, “but I stuck to 25
no
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fbr the past seten weeks, is in town
Frederica," the officer said, his hand my guns.
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this week. She is looking fine and re­
ployed.
clasped tier small roughened one. “Our
“‘Do you realize, Cornelia,’ Mrs.
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ports that her father has improved in
<1 -parting train will pass over th ■ Gordon asked me sarcastically« ‘llmt
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switch up there, nt eaH.V twilight, I my husbaiKl has bought $1,1X10 worth 21*
health and gained several pounds in
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shall bo looking down toward the vil­ of lilrerly bond«?’
Weight since their arrival at the
lage and bidding you a second good-b; .
“‘Then yotif husband has surely’ <1
springs. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hart­
When victory is ours, little patriot. I done Ills lilt,’ I answered, ’But how
man are both in excellent health.
shall coine back again to clasp hands about you? Arc you doing your*, Mrs. Temperature mean mux. 68.61; me: n
Telephone 11
REWARD-525.00 to party finding
witli you."
Gordon?’ She didn’t answer, so I min. I0 25; mean 54.41; Max 81. on 3.
pair rather light bay Mares, one
“Those fighters gone?" her fnthei waited a moment ami then said: ‘La­ Minimum 34 on 6-8-25 27 Greatest daily
Cor: Apple, Fifth and Riverside
weighing about 1300, the other l950;
asked the girl at noon time, and Fred­ dles, don’t you feel that we have n range, 41. Total precipitation .53
erica merely noddeii ns she placed tie­ personal interest in this war? Women inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .46 in ,
branded with lazy K on right stifle;
food before him and Ills helper. Then mid children nre suffering untold hor­ on 9.
foretbps have been roached but
Number of days with 01.
she went up to her own little room. rors. We are asked to deny ourselves inch or more precipitation, 2. clear,
grown out five or six inches; should
When she came down later, the house just luxuries, not necessities, that
have colts with them. Phone or wire
was silent and long shadows stretched these unfortunates may be taken cure 15; partly cloudy, 12; cloudy, 4.
me collect, Payette, Idaho.
across the grass.
Total snowfall
inches
of. Is giving elaborate parties really
J. H. Hanigaii, Sheri.f Payette Coun­
“Her father could not be nt home for i being loyal? I’m with Mr. Hoover—
Precipitation for season, 21). 14
ty, Idaho,
AdV.
the evening meal." lie lind told her. i i voluntary sacrifices now or war ra­
Precipitation for last season 2D.82
Frederica’s face looked worn nnd white tions Inter. If we can’t realize our
M. B. Gilbert of Seattle, represent-1
Seasonal average
as she reached for her scarlet sweater, country’s peril, we should lie made to
ing the Pacific Coast Defense League,
E. B ritt ,
and went slowly out through the gitr- «lo so.’ ’’
was a visitor in this city Tuesday. Mr.
J. T. Gagncn, Proprietor.
Cooperative
Observer.
<len.
At
the
turn
of
th«-
roit<L
she
be
­
“What did they say?” Mrs. Conncry
Gilbert had maps showing the routes
gan to run, fleeing still, like a scarlet questioned eagerly.
All
kinds
of
rough
and
dressed
Lumber
of the three proposed highways which
bird on wing.
"Well,” Cornelia drawled, "they
the league is trying to get the govern­
There nt the rallrontl tracks, Fred­ didn’t say much, for, you see. they’d
Specialties.-
Dimension
stuff,
Finishing
Lumber,
ment to build for military purposes.
erica paused bending breathlessly all been to tile party. However, sev­ Southern Oregon Traction Com­
Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes
One of the roads is mapped close to the
above the rails. Then with a sharp eral of them are doing Ri-d Cross
pany Time Table No. 5.
cry of horror, she drew back before ti work now anil they never were Inter­
coas’;
second is from 50 to 100 miles
Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products
th; spiked across the track. Even ested before.”
from the coast and the third is laid
now slu- could feel the distant rumble
“But wliat did Mrs. Gordon say?"
down on the map just east of the Cas­
Phone 859
New Shed 113 Front St.
Effective August 23d, 1917
of the approaching heavy troop train;
"Nothing nt all to me.’’ Cornelia
cade mountains, all to extend from the
Frcderlen
Jumped
to
the
rails.
There
Leave Jacksonville.
MEDFORD
-
OREGON
knitted
In
sllem-e
for
ii
few
moments.
British line on the north to Mexico on ’
was no time to seek help, no time to “But,” lu-r eyes «lanced, “the awful 7:30 a. m. daily except Sunday
the south, the three main roads to be
lose. After all, what was one girl's things she’s said about mo! Ono thin-;
connected by cross roads at different
life, to tlie lives of her countrymen go­ sure, she ll never Invite me to another 7:50 a. m. Sunday only
J 8:30 a. m. daily except Sunday
points along the route.
ing to battle. If she could Imt save i party!”
I 9:0 t a. m. Sunday only
the
troop*
by
any
sacrifice,
how
won
At the inquest held Thursday at Med­
! 0 daily ex -epi Sunday
'ierful It would he.
ford for inquiring into the cause of the
Cloves.
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11:30 a. m. daily except Sunday
Half
laughing,
half
crying,
Frederica
deaths of Mrs. Hurd and Peter E.
Clove, nro the dried nnerp ind< d
naii'ii -d off her scarlet sweater, wav­
i 2:00 p. tn. daily
Stream injured when their auto was
The
corolla
of
n
tree,
Phone No. 52
ing it steadily above her head. Til” flower buds
3:00 p. m. tlaily
struck by an S. P. engine, the coro­
t ain was already In sight. On It camo. forma n bull on the top between the 4;"0 p. m. daily
the
calyx,
nnd
Un
yfnlk
four
teeth
of
ner’s jury returned the following re- i
She hoard the whistle’s shriek before
is the Immature ovary, They are nt ,5:00 r>. tn. daily (Note 1)
port in part: “We find that Peter E.
Spectacles— Gold filled, frames and finest lens
all grew black.
7:15 p. m. tlaily (Note 2)
Stream and Gertrude M. Hurd came
Shouting «-xcltedly, trainmen nnd first green, then turn yellow, nnd fin­
khnkl-clad soldiers leaped from the ally bright pink or senilet. In thi-'
Leave Medfor«!.
to their deaths from the effects of in-,
train, frantically a freight crew en­ Inst stage they are ready to b® picked.
juries received from the collision of
deavor'd to remove th«- murderous «'!■- If allowed to remain longer on the '8:00 a. tn. daily exc pt Sunday
their automobile with two engines on
traction. Then, with them all pro- ■ tree th' flowers expand, become fer­ 8:30 a. m. Sunday only
the Southern Pacific railroad tracks.
Inc
about her, Frederica opened h< r tilis'd nnd the stalk of the clove then 9:00 a. m. «luilv except Sunday
Century
Fountain
Pens,
Fine
box
stationery
We further find from the evidence that
■ I I • blue eye«. It was very confusin'; d> .elops Into a suceiiletit purple bi-rrv 10:00 ti. m. daily
the occupants of the auto did not exer­
at first to remember. But comforting containing one or two so« ds. This I
12:00 Noon-daily except Sunday
1 pound Linen paper 35c. Toilet Goods, etc.
cise due diligence in approaching the
to find lie off --, r-' .Idler's arms about l;i:o- n technically ns tlm “mother 2:30 p. m daily
clove."
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railroad crossing -also that th engines
1 <n h! • shoulder. Ho Wit-
3:30 p. m. d: !v
i a s > e i
i n 2 •
J W.Robinson, M D., nmn
wee
■
'■ " h -r to some place of
4:30 p. m. tl-dlv
Amounts to Same Thing.
35 1
6:00 p. m <1 lily
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T>n
y»oi
ever
talk
to
y.'oir
,
’
r,
lf
?
”
i
I
y
’
i,"
'
I'.uirmrired
happily,
ii n. s
1
10:00 p. m. daily
“
Not
Intentionally.
But
frequently
'.-t I would do what I could for my
were Frank Amy, W. D. Roberts, Wil­
1
1 suspect that my husband isn’t Us-
R. S. R vllis ,
«•
mutry,
one
girl's
life
is
not
much,
liam Bays, M. T. Murphy, Samuel
teal ng.”-Kansas City Journal.
Gen. litighi & Ia-ttiger Agent.
i'Jt I would have given that."
Richardson and Everett Trowbridge.
Correspondence.
Jacksonville Post
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