Jacksonville post., June 29, 1918, Image 2

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OfRcial Paper of I he City ot Jud sonvillc, Dreytn*
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday al the county seat of Jackson
C runty, Oregon. D. W. B al ; haw . Editor and Publisher
CAPS A-40 CV ..LS i
Both Methods o' C
ployed in Land Where
Are an in possib
eat her Merch
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d V ise!
I have motored In the 11 yptlan d<"
ert from eight or ten different plan
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1967. at the post < ffice at Jacksonville mid I lieard the same tiling ever}
Oregon, under Act of Cor ri'ss of March 3, 1879.
u here: “Curs mul camels for this Job.
at the
The car for the dash and rush to
I here before anyone can hear you
S47Î7Â/MI , JUNE 29. 1918
moving; the camel, the old ship of
S’JBSC it I PTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising 'rates furnished on lesert, for the slow and sure, lime
iieinorial method, writes a corrosp -ml
applies tier.
.-nt of the London Telegraph. Boll
go where the railway Is not mul neve,
will be; both play their different part
Electric Sparks
with almost unerring certainty. So pei
I
feet and reliable has the car suppl
Cu.-ie in and see our fresh look nj- lawns and
I..«^4.
——
se.wice become that the vehicles mov(
(From Off Our Wirele*»)
to a time table, and at one s]s»t I hav.
other sheer dress fabrics. We have a nice
Applegate
Son e men don’t know
seen two convoys which started 9
(Correspondence to the Post)
miles apart meet to exchange loads »'
beaten until long after
line of white canvas shoes ann slippers.
the exact moment fixed by the condtie
make the discovery.
tor.
Also: Union all-work garments for the
There’s one way we can hit Lack
Mr. and Mrs. Andy McCarthy nnd
The cars run over thousands o’
two daughters of Grants Pass acnom- at Hungary for turning down woman miles of the roughest desert, Wate-
whole family
p i.ied by Mrs. McCarthy’s mother, suffrage. We can ban the goula h
is as essential as petrol, mid in a wb
Another question: Having nicked terless area extreme care Ims to b<
Mrs. Shattuck were calling on friends
By the way, you’re going to need a lot of
an 1 relatives at Missouri Fl it Sunday. your summer < uting place and closed taken against running short, It oc
supplies when you start on that camping trip,
Thelma McDaniels is at Medford on a the contract with the managiment of casionally happens that cars get
stuck, nnd they are freed by shoveling
!
he
resort,
didn
’
t
you
read
of
another
visit to her aunt Mrs. Wm. Hansen.
away the snnd mid laying down short
let us have your order.
i place you wished you had picked?
Mrs. Paul Erick-on and bahy of
lengths of planks beneath the wheels.
And then somebody e'se may suggest Planks and stout ropes for towing
T íompson cre’k left for Portland Fri­
day where ter husband has employ- that the U-boats came to "takeoff” form part of each car’s equipment.
I Jeremiah O’l.earv.
The light ears are mostly American
m mt.
make. They, too. hnve dope well, but
In
the
good
ol
1
days
there
were
two
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Cook of Canyon­
the wear nnd tear is infinpely greater
ville are here for "a few weeks visit kinds of girls hard to understand. One than in British cars, and as one ma­
had
a
consuming
ambition
to
becom
■
a
with their son Chas. Cork and other
chine wears out the best parts are
minister’s wife: the other wanted to transferred to motors beginnln
relatives.
Mrs. Frank McLaughlin anil (laugh marry the village rake and reform him. show signs of failure.
ter Edith returned to Medford Tuesday I Germany through high ecclasi.itics
after spending a week with Mrs. Mc­ is appealing to the Pope to prevent En­ BIG MAN’S ACT CF KINDNESS
Laughlin’s parents, Ben Thurstons of tente air raids on holy days. The
Great General Headquarters is proba Little Incident Recorded of James
Humbug.
Hill Shows Great Constructive
Mrs. Anna Broad and Mrs. W. E. blv getting ready to turn a trick cn the
Genius at His Best.
Finney are guests at the home of Fred next holy day.
P/ione 112
-7 he People’s Store.
Do you remember the old-fashioned
Offenbacher.
Jarnos J. Hill was a large and fa­
Emmet O’Brien and daughter Helen girl who was considered real forward miliar figure In American business life,
if
she
went
shopping
to
the
store
in
of Richmond, Cal. are here visiting
ami there have been printed plenty of
which her young man was a clerk with eulogies of his groat construct!i e geni­
friends and relatives.
out a chaperone?
us. But no more genuine eulogy has
Mr. and Mrs. John Darby and Mr.
When one is incline I to minimize the ever beim pronounced than Is con­
Mrs. Jack T.vrrel of Griffin creek were
tained in a little story from St. Pntll.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Josephine Hous­ danger of a coal famine, let him re­
It was a simple Incident—one of the
member that it takes coal to run the
ton on Thompson creek.
sort that generally and naturally
electric fan.
Miss Edith Kubli and Mias Helen Mee
passes unrecorded, says the Chica­
First soldier (looking at portraits of go Herald In recalling it. Mr. Hill
two of our popular young ladies are
training for army nurses at the Sani­ 1 himself) Which do you think is the was coming out of an office building
I best, Mike? Second Soldier—Well, with another railroad official when
tarium in Medford.
Perfection by Degress.
personally. 1 think the one of you in ho noticed a horse standing shiver­
Mrs. Emma Miller has accepted a ¡ the gas mask is the best.
Ttenihrnndt says: "I- ,rn to <lo
ing and unblanketed near by. He
position as nurse in the Medford Sani- ¡
walked over and nrrnnged the blanket v hat you already know, and you
Costa Rica might challenge one of and then resumed Ills conversation.
find in time the unknown things
tarium.
the minor German States for the ban-
It Is a very good thing to be n you now inquire about.7
Mrs. Alice Pernoll, Mrs. W. Pernoil j , tamweight championship of the war.
great railroad builder and a flnnnclnl
and Mrs. B. McClute were Grants Pass
I An expert calls attention to the h'gh figure whose word carries weight
Men
visitors Wednesday.
A.anl’Z GRANO PRIZE at th« P. P. 1. E.
i food va’ue of parsnips, and therefote not only all over the country, but
who wc
Mr. Jas. Grubb left for Elkton Mon­ | it is our patriotic duty K> eat them.
throughout tlm world. But it is bet­
f
* ? « ©
this
ter to be able to retain in the midst
day for a 'tew weeks visit with his
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emblem
Re^
APPLY
AT
ANY
Hoover
is
still
begging
the
war
gar
­
of such Important occupation the hu­
daughter Mrs, Ed Gates.
are
deners to their best.
man kindness which makes a whole I
POST
OFFICE
U.S.
The following pupils of the Apple­
ENOCH MORGAN'S
Not knocking, or anything, but we world kin.
SON» CO.
MARINES
> for
gate school received 8th grade diplom­
wish
these college professors would
The most practical, healthful, playtime
as: Thelma McDaniels, Bessie Bunch,
SERVICE
UNDER
THIS
EMBLEM
garments ever invented tor children I t <
“The Star-Spangled Banner.”
8 years of age. Made in one piece with
Eva Hanson, Cecil Boucher, Dick Head lay off writing and talking about what’s
The best authority on the proper
drop back.
Easily slipped on e: off.
going
to
happen
"after
the
war.
”
Leon Offenbacher and Fremont Jor­
Easily washed. Notiyht elastic l auds
wording
of
“
The
Star-Spangled
Bon
­
Don
’
t
bark.
Bito!
to stop circulation. Made in blue
don.
ner,” Is the author of the song, Friincla
denim, and genuine blue and white
management implies efficient protec­
You have to admire that Ft. Paul Va­ S. Key. In the course of Innumei'iible
hickory stripes. Also lighter w. ight,
Applegate School district quota for
Notice
fast-color material in a variety of
cation
Club
that
has
voted
unanimous-
tion, conservative logging and effective
printings of the song, differences in
pleasing designs, all appropri­
the War Stamp drive is $2550, the p ti­
ately trimmed with fast-color
In Ke Frank Ludvig Benson Estate:
restocking.
its
summer
vaca
’
i
ns
to
the
text
have
occurred
due
to
careless
­
I . ly to donate
ple are responding to the call liberally
galatea. All garments made in
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
promoting the sale of War Saying ness, bad memory or deliberate ef­
Dutch neck with elbow sleeves
as they always do.
or high neck and lont, sleeves
forts
to
“
Improve
”
it.
Of
course
no
one
Stamps.
Ellen Benson, Administratrix of the Centralia To Furnish Houses
Folder (in colors’ showing dif
Geo. Herriott and family were Mur­
Ims any definite authority to make
ferrr.t materials sent free on
-■state of Frank Ludvig Benson, deeeas
I equest
phy visitors Sunday. Mrs. Harriott's
changes. Several copies of the song
■ I, having tiled her final report and ac
/ $1.25 the suit
brother Lester Darnell left for Camp Chehalis will N)t Pe rnii Dogs in the nuthor's own handwriting ex­
counting
in said estate, ther fore, no
Centralia, Wasn., June 24 - An order
If your ¿ea’er cannot supply yen
ist. Even these differ, Imt the differ­
Lewis Monday
' T
•'ice is hereby given that the County for 50 readv-cut houses, manufactured
we v. i'll sfi.dthem charger piepaid
ences
are
very
slight,
nnd
do
not
af
­
on receipt of price, $1.25 each
io Run ai Large. fect the sense. One of these is the
Mrs. Anna Walter who has been in
Judge of Jackson County, Oregon, has bv the North Pacific Construction Co.
Portland for the last two months visit­
et Monday the 29th da}’ of July, A. D. of this city, has been received by the
kOVFRALlS
SahJaclion su.-mniecd
copy made h.v Key immediately after
or money refunded
ing her daughter Mrs. Augusta Wendt
r £ c . U.S. pat .0 it 7
.918, at 10:00 A. M. of said day at the company, the houses to be used for
composing
the
poem,
which
he
had
Chehalis, Wash. June 25, ¡’’¡(It’s
A NEW SUIT
r turned home Monday accompanied by
■thee of the Countv Judge in the Court workers in Aberdeen shipyards. A.
first, after a preliminary sketch, writ­
EREE
her daughter who will spend the sum­ funeral dirge was sung yesterday aft- ten out on the hack of nn envelope.
H‘use, Jacksonville, Oregon, as the N. Riggs and G. E. Aldom, heads of
IF
THEY
RIP
i moon when each city commissioner While this text Is not absolutely the
mer here.
Beware ot imitation«.
date, time and pl .ce f ,r the final he ir- the company, are now in Aberdeen su­
LEVI STR \HSS &ca
took a kick nt him, and the commission original It is virtually that nnd may
Look for this label (¿1“
SIN I OAICiSCO. CAL. J
ng on said report and accounting and perintending the uS-'embling of the first
Bert Clute has been hauling potatoes
Made
tar
—
(finally passed an emergency ordinance, be regarded as the standard.
Fac­
at
which time anyone into, es’ed o • hav 14 houses of the order.
to Medford for S. L. Johnston of
LEVI SrRAUSS & CO., Sas Friaciaeo
ell'e. tivo nt once, banishing the dog ns similes of this and later copies In
mg ary objections to ihe said final re­
Thompson creek this week.
Mfrs, of "Freedom-A tie"
Key
’
s
handwriting
are
printed
togeth
­
a roamer, at any time of the year.
the new garment for v/omea ‘
port and accounting may be present and
Plans Make For Heavy Artillery
I he oidinancc makes it a nuisance to er with facsimiles of early printed ver­
file said objections and be heard.
65 Per Cent Are Fighting Men have a dog running at large mid pr< - sions without and with music. In-a
Dated
this
28th
day
of
Jun
”
,
A.
D
vide’ for destroying the animal when book Issued by the library of congress
1918.
In 1914—“The Star Spnngled Banner,"
Washington, June 24—Plans of the
caught. Complaint’ as to d.image to I by Oscar George Thcoilore Sonneek,
E llen H i nson ,
Washington, June 25. - Between 65 gardens brought about the passage < f
I war department for carrying
the war­
Administratrix. I fare on the Western front beyond the
ar.d 70 per cent of the 9(h),Oik) Ameri­ the ordinance. A couple of dog owners who discusses all tin- evidence about
Estate of Flunk Ludvig Benson, D c’d. ‘ trench stage by a vast production of
can soldiers who have been sent to protested the ordinance, but the conimi; - the origin of the song.
France are actual combat troops, sinners expressed them selves against
heavy mountain, siege and field g ins,
Prehistoric Man’s Intelligence.
Secretary Baker said today.
have been made known through the ap­
the dog in town.
Forest
Fite
Sparks
Some years ago the renWilns of a
"These figures are necessarily rough
proval by the house appropriations com­
prehistoric man were found in central
estimates,” he said.
"Naturally 1
mittee of the largest fortifications pro­
Europe
In
a
geological
stratum
that
Silk-Making Butterflies.
would not cure to deal with specific
Three fourths of the forest fires in gram ever submitted by ar.y govern­
-bowed that he existed nt least 500,000
There Is a species of butterfly, na­ .years ago, and probably more,
figures in this connection.”
the United States are caused by man. ment. The bill carries a total of $5,-
Ills
Mr. Baker calle! attention to the tive to British East Africa, that builds physical formation, especially the
Ever” forest fire which destroys tim­ 435,096,224, the piineipal expenditure
fact that tomorrow will be the .ttmi- eominunnl nests ns big as u man's two shape ami size of the skull, left no
ber or takes men away from produc­ being for heavy artillery. Of the cu­
fists.
These nests, attached to
vzrsary of the landing of the first branches of the trees on whose leaves doubt, according to scientists, that he
ire sum, $2,000.000,000 is asked as a
tive work helps the II in.
American division in France.
cash appropriation and the remainder
the Insects ns caterpillars feed, are had been a well-developed human be­
lir
the
first
time
in
the
historv
i
f
ing with a creditable degree of Intel­
"1 regard the achievements of the made of n good quality of silk.
for contract authorizations.
wars, tii. bt r is reiogi izid as an essen­
ligence. He did not show the hrnln
past year as entirely satisfactory,”
Inside the nest, however, are some possibilities of modern num. It is true,
The report of the committee shows
tial
war
munition.
Don
’
t
let
for.
st
he said
hundreds of Individual coco.ms. Thus Imt probably he dhl not need
that the new government plans for pro­
them,
fires
destroy
it.
one might say that the bunch repre­ since It must have required less intel-
duction of heavy artillery at Neville
sents a whole flock of butterflies.
Railway ties and trench timbers from Island, in the Ohio river near Pittsburg
lectunl power to dodge the giant dlno-
Spanish
Ship
/.«
But the Important polllt Is thnt the sniirs and other smnll-hemlod
the hand planted French fores's helped is to equal the famous Krupp plant in
nietn-
silk of the cocoons Is coinpnfnlile In hers
save Paris from the Hun.
of
the
Sauropod
i
family
of
that
Germany. For the Neville Island plant
Victim
U-Boat
quality to that spun by the silkworm, day, alarming though they might look,
Forest fires destroyed nearly two $40,1X10,000 is appropriated. Manufac­
and claim Is made that It might be than to esenpe death from the pretln-
hundred million board feet of timber on ture of heavy pieces will be carried on
utilized profitably for the weaving of lory and terrifying nutomoblle of to­
" t the national forests of Oregon tn 1917,- also at plants of the Bethlehem and
Madrid, June 24—The captain of the i fabrics, the coarser material of the day.
I enough to build three contonments as Midvale Steel companies, the report
Spanish sailing vessel Joaquima reports nests finding Industrial employment us
1 large as Camp Lewis.
discloses.
bis ship which sailed from Cuba, was “U’lHS."
General Store Traded for Ntw Jersey.
Tne
saw
mills
of
Oregon
cut
two
and
hold up by a submarine which declined
In the year 1674 a colony < f Quak­
Heart Troubles by Wire.
one hiiif billion board feet of lumber in
to examine the ship’s papers. 1’he
ers. sent out from I'nglan I ny Wil­
Grants Pass Paper
Remarkable new uses for the toTo- liam Penn, bought from the Indians
1917, valued at forty million dollars.
vessel was sunk and the crew was
phone are constantly being discovered. a large slice of what Is now New Jer­
T>o
you
with
to
PRESERVE
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afloat for five days, being rescue 1 off Recently a test In London showed thnt
Oregon’s forests are supplying ma­
Has Big Fire Loss.
THE LITE of your home town I J terial!, for ships, airplanes and other
the coast of Africa. The vessel which It Is possible to diagnose heart trou­ sey. The price as recorded in the new
picked them up landed them all at Gi­ bles by telephone nt n dlstnnce of 100 “Life of Penn," by John W. Graham
If you do, trade with your ? «ar use«. Help keep out forest fires
was ns follows:
braltar except the captain.
miles. Four physlelnns on the Isle of
Grants Pass, Or., June 25-A ’fire
HOME MERCHANTS.
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One hundree eighty six fires on the
“Thirty mutch cont’. 20 guns, 30
Wight listened to the beating of n kettles. 1 great kettle. 30 pairs of ❖
national forests of Oregon in 1917 star­ b-oke out in a shed in the rear of the
BE
NEIGHBORLY.
woman’s heart In London. A stetho- Imse, 20 fathoms of duffels, 20 pet­
H >gue River Courier office here this
* ted from fires left burning by careless
Washington Quota Is WOO
s< ope held over the heart was attached ticoats. 30 narrow hose, 20 bars >f + You wok for COMMUNITY *
forenoon,
and did considerable damage.
c
impers.
Be
sure
your
camp
fire
is
A
to n telephone by menus of which
INTEREST when you DEAL
15 small barrels of jiowder.
The entire building was filied with
out.
sounds are nmgnlflid. This offers u lend.
♦
7o knives. 30 Indian axes. 70 combs. V AT HOVE
I
Fighting 1197 fires in Oregon cost smoke and the rear of the structure
Olympia, Wash., June 24 —Washing sug'.'estlon to loving couples.—Los An 60 pairs of tobacco tong’s. 60 pairs of
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an 1 'he ro .f ve r • des rov-d All th ­
ge'-'s
Times.
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fe> - l f -s’
>'7 I? i
ton state draft officials Saturday re
scissors. «40 llnshaw lookln : glasses
t
fli­
ere soak? I
loo at
120 nwlhlatles. 120 fish hooks _>
ceived orders to arrange for the mov -
wne ; th tit .¡ep rt -en fought the
grasps
<>f
red
paint.
I'JO
need
<•-
i>
Ortn
stle
Thought
ment of 4090 men of Class 1 during the
•
• h jo > depart n nt was con-
To expose nn nmbnssmlor i< ahU’c tobacco boxes 12l> pipes. 200 bells,
o
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1 » JIV f »ur u -
five days beginning July 21. About
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81 1. rably damaged by water. The ex­
ns)
Jews
harps
mid
6
ankers
ot
It
Is
only
necessary
to
send
him
away
left
in
20<i0 Washington men will be
•»’
. . *, ’lon “on -J f' fit of saw timber annually ,
ruin.”
without an answer.
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+<■>*+< v+> I forever jf proper|y mananged Proper | tent of the loss has not yet been esti­
Class 1, it was estimateli.
mated.
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