Jacksonville post., July 13, 1918, Image 2

; JACKSONVILLE P0S1 ■:
Official Paper ot the City oCJack8onvilli‘, Oregon^.
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
C runty, Oregon. D. W. B agsiiaw , Editor and Publisher
E liared as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post < ffice at Jacksonville
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
I«CAA* MA MAI AAV AVI WS *UVCA IA
KNIGHTS OF hCAD
By MELLICENT BLEYER.
Het Weather Merchandise!
(Copj-rlflit, lilts. by Weatorn New»rip»r Union.)
i
“Well, that's the limit I Whnt’a
come over you—gone clear dafTy?”
at the
Coarse-grained ,-and hoarse-tli mated
SATURDAY. JULY 1.7 Mil 8
as he was, there, was more of wonder
than ridicule In the tones of Big Red­
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising ¡rates furnished on dy, professional hobo. It wns nt the
application.
camp of a group of wandering ones
that Reddy had com«» across Mystery
i
Blair gazing fixedly at a photograph.
Electric Spirits
With a quick flush Blair thrust the
ON PUTTING THINGS OFF picture out of sight.
Come in and see our fresh looking lawns and
“Just honest admiration of a pretty
(Ifrom Off Our Wireless)
There Are Tinies When Waiting a face,” was the reply given, with a
other sheer dress fabrics.
We have a nice
Little While Helps a Whole
forced laugh. “I had quite tin adven­
Maybe tha army in Prance has organ­
Lot.
ture last evening and the original of
ized a league and is back of this draft­
line of white canvas shoes ann slippers.
that picture had a part In it.”
ing all ball players.
“Procrastination never got anybody
“Ilello—there's trouble! Make for
Of course the wonder is th at Austria- anywhere, but," said Mr. Gratebar, cover!” spoke Reddy sharply. There
Also: Union all-work garments for the
Hungary ever held its antagonistic “there are times when putting things laid come from one of the group pre-
elements together until this summer. off a bit helps a lot, as, for instance, paring breakfast a birdlike cry, a
whole family.
On the other hand, Austria-Hungary in the matter of answering certain signal, a warning with which every
letters.
Two
By ti e way, you’re going to need a lot of
schooled tramp was familiar.
certainl, took its time about discover­
“I get once in a while a letter that strangers hiul suddenly intruded. One
ing the bl iwholes in autocracy, slavery Is cross, ill tempered, sarcastic or that wore an official budge. “That's the
supplies when you start on that camping trip,
and hunger.
maybe sets up some proposition that man," spoke his companion, and lie
America must feed ths world, and the writer himself would have known pointed to Blair.
let us have your order.
Instantly there was the closing in
take it from the American farmer, wouldn't hold water if he had stopped
of th«< circle. The presentment wns
America can do it and ’he dinner bell to think about it.
“Now, my natural inclination would that of the law against a comrade.
it about to ring.
be to answer that letter right away. The group were staunch and loyal for
The’ U-boat would be of serious I could shoot his proposition full of defense.
military consequence if U. S. troops holes easily and make it look foolish.
“This is no arrest,” announced the
were intrusted for transportation to Ills sarcasm I could answer much marshal.
unprotected sailing vessels.
more bitingly. But what I do now
"No, it Is Just contrary,” added Ills
Some of the Prussians who made in my somewhat riper years is to smile companion. “I would like to have you
accompany me to my office,” he ad­
luncheon engagements for Paris art­ and say to myself:
“‘What's the use?'
dressed himself to Blair. “You were
figuring aprehensively on getting pa k
“What I do now before answering something better than a hero hist
to Berlin.
such a letter is to wait a duy, to sleep night. As legal adviser of Miss Ina
Trescott, whose life and property you
Kerensky is remembered tn Russia on it.
“There’s a habit that It would be . saved, I am asked to talk over mat­
as one of the men who got the worst
of it trying to catch a gentleman in a worth any man's while to cultivate, ters with you.”
“I don’t see the use,” replied Blair.
Sleeping on it will iron the wrinkles
Phone 142.
'Ihe People’» Store.
rough and tumble game.
out of any sort of trouble, solve for us | “I’m glad If I did all you say.”
The loss of the czar’s jewelry would any problem; it soothes and clarifies.
“II«» did something, you «'an count on
be ipore important if the Romanoff’s It brings back our courage and our that I” broke in big Reddy, "for he
sense of humor. And then, in the tossed all night with that burned hand
were at present going into society.
Lung p«iwer has its element of value morning, when I come to answer that of his.”
Blair for a moment looked
in a natioral crisis. Just now a good letter I nnswer It In a spirit that 1 ns Mystery
though resentful of patronizing or
makes not an enemy but a friend.
bugler is more in demand than a soap
“This sort of putting things off I reward. Then bls hand closed on th’
box orator.
don’t call procrastination It is just lialf-bnrned photograph in his pocket.
The meatless days are an encourage­ waiting a little to give all hard feel­ In the current of unusual circum­
stances, lie decided to allow It to drift
ment to the mar« who likes to quit ing time for evaporation."
him whither it would.
work now and then and go fishing.
He had been dubbed “Mystery”
Prussia’s war preparation
was SURE CURE FOR INSOMNIA Blair by bls comrades. He had joined
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No. 63.
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Notice of Sheriff’s Sale, If* r ► I V XXXXXX
measured by decades. The retribution
the hobo contingent one day. asking
Eat
Pint
of Peanuts and Drink Three the favor of companionship and va­
will be measured by centuries.
• *
Glasses of Milk Before
riety, telling them he find made a
India is planting this year nearly 25-
Report of the ( ondition’of
By virtue of an execution in foreclo­
Retiring.
failure of business life and envied sure and order of sale duly issued out
010,000 acres in cotton but expects to
them their unconventional existence. of and under the seal of th
raise only 4,000,000 bales Labor has
ie Circuit
THE BANK OF JACKSONVILLE
Recently a friend who had heard
The evening previous, passing a
to be cheap to make this pay if the that I sometimes suffer from insom­
charming little bungalow, Blair hud Court for the State of Oregon, for
Hindus get 30 cents a pound.
nia told me of a sure cure. “Eat a seen smoke and flames issuing from Jackson County, dated Ju'y 10, 1918 in
Jacksonville in the State of Oregon
Germany better quit now. A Mexi­ pint of peanuts and drink two or its front. Cries for help echoed from a certain suit therein, wherein Eugene
at the close of business
can editor says his country will take three glasses of milk before going to the interior. He had burst in a locked Schuler as Plaintiff, recover«d jii’g-
b«‘d," said he, "and I’ll warrant you’ll door. Continued cries for deliverance ment and Decree against James T.
June 29, 1918.
up arms for the allies.
be asleep within half an hour.” I did
Our soldiers are now fl lently talking us he suggested, and now for the bene­ nerved and guided him. Hu cauiu up->u White and M. P. Schmitt, Defendants,
RESOURCES
peace to the Huns in the only language fit of others who may be afflicted with a young girl lying upon a couch, evi­ for the sum of Five Hund ed nicety
dently an invalid. Blair seized a
they understand.
Insomnia I feel It my duty to report counter-pane, wrapped her up In it ($590.00) Dollars, with inter, st therei n
Ixians and discounts_______$49,086.83
from said 6th day of July, 1918, at the
All ‘‘conscientious objectors” to an what happened, so fur as I ant able to and breasted the blaze.
Neighbors
Overdrafts secured and un­
rate
of
8
percent
per
annum
and
$50.00
recall
the
details.
Italian revanche on Austria are on the
had gathered and lie had placed the
secured __________________
284.00
First, lot me say my friend was girl in their charge. Then the mem- Dollars Attorney’s fee, aid furthe
wrong side of the Piave.
Bonds and Warrants_______ 7,732.24
right. I did go to sleep very soon after ory of that confiding face, the soft, sum of $12.00 Dollars costs which judg­
Stocks,
securities, judg­
Not even in the days of Victor, my retirement. Then a friend with
clinging arms, seemed an ideal, forcing ment was enrolled and docketed in
Cavour, an! Garibaldi was Italy better his head under his arm came ulong and him to further effort.
ments, etc..
... 7,520.00
said Court July 6th 1918;
Banking House............
able to say “Italy will act for herselt,’ asked me if I wanted to buy his feet.
... 4,000.00
Three hours after the call at the
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
I was negotiating with him when the hobo camp Mystery Blair was a new to the terms of said execution, 1 wil
Furniture and fixtures.
... 2,0(i0.00
dragon on which I was riding slipped being in appearance. The lawyer had on August Uth, 1918, at 10 o’clocl
Other real estate owned
... 5,371.82
Monkeys Cleverly Trapped.
out of his skin and left me flouting In insisted not only on medical attention
Due from approved reserve
A. M., at the front door of ihe Court
Monkey hunters walk about In boots, midair. While I was considering how
a complete rehabilitation.
banks _______________ ...
house in the City of Jacksonville, Jac
which they take off in sight of the I should get down, a bull with two but “You're
spoiling me for the road,”
Checks and other cash items
monkeys and plaster the Insoles with heads peered over the edge of the wall
sou
County,
Oregon,
offer
for
iale
at
d
Exchanges for clearing home
gum. The Imitative animals, when the and said he would haul me up If I Blair had remonstrated, with a quiet s ill at public auction for cash to the
const is clear, come down from the would first climb up and rig a windlass smile.
Cash on hand____________
4,388.85
highest
bidder,
to
s
itisfy
d
judgment
“Why hit it again?" challenged the
trees and put on the boots. Thus for him. So as I was sliding down the
Expenses _______________
with
costs
of
this
sale,
subject
to
re
­
attorney.
“
I
fancy,
Mr.
Blair,
that
they are trapped, for they can ao mountainside the brakeman came In,
Other Resources, Gold Dust.
72.06
line is not your natural bent. Again, demption as provided by law, all of the
longer climb.
mid I asked him when the train would we must be presentable when we cull right, title and interest that the nbova
He knows what THIS TOWN
Total
«83,926.05
reach my station.
upon Miss Trescott."
named defendants jointly or individually
wants.
“We passed your station over 400
When he was in the presence of the had on October 5th, 1915 or have since
He
knows your INDIVIDUAL
HOW OLD IS LONDON TOWN? years ngo," he said, calmly, folding the fair young girl, just recovering from acquired, or now have in and to the I
LIABILITIES
wants.
train up and slipping It into his vest a spell of sickness, and her hand
Capital
stock
paid in_____ ...$10,000.00
following
des«
ribed
property,
situated
Notwithstanding Antiquity of British pocket.
lie
is
an:ious
to
please.
lingere«! gratefully in his own, there
Surplus fund___ _____ .. .. 1,000.00
Metropolis Many Great Build­
At tills Juncture the clown bounded stirred within him new and vivid emo­ 1 i Ja :kson County, State of Oregon,
He wants you to call again.
, Undivided profits, less ex­
ings Are Modern.
into th«> ring and pulled the centerpole tions. II«' had arisen to depart when to wit:
He
GUA3ANTEE3 his goods.
out of the ground, lifting tlie tent and his eye fell upon a littl«' framed pho­
penses and taxes paid ...
The East one-hnlf (C) of the North-
3,556.05
He'll exchange them if they do
It Is surprising, when we think of all th«« people In it up, up. while I stood tograph on the medicine stand. He ■ast quarter ('<) of See ion 32, Town­
Individual deposits subject
the age of London, mid think of the on tin' earth below watching myself gave quite a start.
not please.
to check____ _________
43,425. *2
ship 36, S. Range 4. W. of W. M.
tower which William the Conqueror go out of sight among th«' clouds above.
“Will you pardon mo,” h«' spoke In­ Oreg«« ■. containing 8'1 acres.
Demand certificates of de­
built ; of tin- nncliWit abbey; of th«- Nor­ Then I awoke, and found I had been terestedly, “but I have seen this young
posit ___ __ _____ __ ____
418.72
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
man church ; of St. Bartholomew’s, how Iisleep almost ten minutes.—II. 11.
man. I am sure.”
i*
Certified
checks_________
1
lth
day
of
July,
1918.
ninny of London’s most prominent
“Oh. Mr. Devon!” Instantly cried
Time and Saving Deposits .. 13,308.01
buildings are less than a hundred years
R alph G. J ennings
Miss Trescott, greatly excited, “tell
Lock of Milton's Hair.
I
Notes and bills rediscounted .. 7,719.04
old, mid how ninny of them are quite
Sheriff
of
Jackson
County,
Oregon.
Can it be possible, that at
What is reported to be Doctor him!
*++++ < •>+♦+♦* > ->+++++++ Bills payable for money bor­
recent structures, observes a writer Johnson’s lock of Milton's lmlr Is to last—”
By L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy.
In London Tit-Bits.
rowed ................................... 4,500.00
Th«' lawyer silenced her eager rev­
be sold by Messrs, l’uttlek In London
Of nil the buildings which flank tills month. Johnson, according to tra­ elations with a gesture. He took lip
Other liabilities ___ _____
Notice of Final Settlement.
Whitehall only the Horse Guards, th«' dition, claimed that his lock of Mil­ th«> photograph ami led Blair into an
All Guardians of National Honor.
Total
$83,926.05
Banquet hall and the Ohl Admiralty ton’s lmlr formerly belonged to Addi­ ndjoinlng room. It was a graphic
A consul in China remarks: ‘‘In for­
IN
THE
COUNTY
COUR
I
OF
THE
STATE
S tate of O regon , as.
existed a hundred years ago. The gov­ son. Johnson relieved Milton's dangli story that lie related—of wild, r«'ck-
eign
trade,
the
business
men
and
busi
­
ernment offices nre nil new.
ter when she was In dlsttcss and it i.-t Ie«s Julian Trescott. the brother of OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
ness method« are classed together bv
Within living memory the house of thought she gave him the lock in grati­ Inn, getting into trouble foolishly, flee­ In the Vatter of the Es'ntc
nationality and (lie unbusinesslike con-
I, Wm. H. Johnson, Cashier of the
pnrllanient, the Thames embankment tude.
ing from friends who couhl protect of D w G Robtr’s. d :'ned
duct of one American firm will re: t
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
mid all Its flunking buildings, St.
Th<> lock was subsequently divided, him and losing himself among tuuglej
unfavorably
on
many
other
American
T
B
Notice is hereby g ven, That
that the above statement is true to
Thomas’ hospital, the National gallery, on«' half being given to Leigh Hunt, and highways.
R >1 ei ;s, the executor of tiie 1 st will firms.”
South Kensington museum, th«' Tate It Inspired Keats' "Lines on Seeing n
Blair recalled the original of th«'
the best of my knowledge and belief.
a
<1
ef
the
estate
of
Isaac
G.
R
iberts.
gnllery, the law courts, nil the big ho­ Lock of Milton's Hair." Leigh Hunt phttire. He wns sure that nearly a
W m . H. J ohnson , Cashier.
tels nnd even the present Mansion shared his portion of the lock with year back lie hail met Its owner in his deceased, has filed in the above entitled
Correct —Attest.
court
ai
d
cause
his
final
account,
and
house have been built, whilst nearly Browning, and the portion he retained wanderings. 11«' was sure of It when
C. M. Ruch,
that Monday, August 12, 1918, at the
all the bunks mid great piles of com­ cannot be traced. Some years ago h«' showed tln> picture to Reddy.
R. D. Hines,
mercial offices In the city nre new, Browning's portion was sold In Lon­
"You know every knight of the h»ur of ten o’clock A. M., at the We have on hand for sale the following
Directors.
although the thoroughfares In which don, and later, resold In New York for road,” Blair said
this County Court room in the Court House
blanks viz:
they stand are very old.
nearly $1,000.—London Mall.
on,' be found?"
Sul-ssribed and sworn to before me
at Jacksonville, in Jackson County,
“It would take some financing nn<l Gregor, has been fixed by order of the
A hundred years ngo there was no
Lease,
Ulis 6, day of July, 1918.
It may be a long, long trail,” submit' com t as the time and place for hearing ’ Mortgages,
High Holhorn, no Shaftesbury avenue,
A Loving Word.
D. W. B ags haw ,
no Charing Cross road, no Urgent
A loving word Is i lwnys a safe word. ted Reddy, and this was provided for. said final account;
and all persons ' Bill of Sale,
Notary Public.
and
two
months
later
Blair
reappeared
street—or, nt most, It wns Just In the It may, or It may not, be a helpful
Agreements,
having objections to ssid final account
My Commission empires Feb. 26, 1920.
milking—nnd no Trnfulgnr squnre. «•ord to the on«' who hears it; but with tin1 brother of Ina.
W arranty Deeds,
Blair had hade good-by to the road are hereby notified to file and present
Klngswny und Aldwych are streets of It Is sure to be a pleasnnt memory to
Quit Claim Deeds,
said
dale.
the
srtne
on
or
before
nnd
Ills
old
hobo
comrades.
As
Wai
­
yesterday.
the on«' who speaks it. Many a word
Chattel Mortgage,
Can Only Be Sure of Today.
Moreover, such great centers of pop­ spoken by us Is nftcrwnril regretted; them Blair, author, he now set about Dated July 13. 1918
Ack not« ledgements,
Today Is your day nnd mine; the
T. B. R oberts ,
ulation ns Putney and Islington nnd but no w«>r<l of affectionate apprecia­ utilizing tli«> experience he hud gone
only day we hnve; the dny in which
Real Estate ontract.
Hampstead nnd Edmonton were little tion to which w«' have given utter­ through. II«' was nt the new Trescott
Ex"cutor
I we play or.' pnrt.
W nt our pnrt
Location Notice —Placer,
outlying villages quite disconnected ance finds a plnce among our stully re­ home one dny.
I may signify in the
“Miss Trescott," h«> said, "I am glad
great whole wc
with London, whilst West Ham and membered expressions. Looking back
Location Notice- Quartz.
may not understand, but we are here
Harp Long In Use.
Willesden had no existence except as over our intercourse with our fellow to say that I have made arrangent« tit*
I Satisfaction of Mortgage,
to piny It, nnd now is our time. . . .
Jubal Is credited with the Invention
imines, and places like Shepherd's workers, we mn.v regret that we were for tln> publication of ‘The World's
Real Estate k’j.iti Contract,
It Is n pnrt of love. not cynicism. It
Bush and Wormwood Scrubs might betrayed Into a harsh or hasty or un­ Highway.’ It wns n■> first mewing of tlu- harp. 3.875 years before Christ
Is
for ns to express love in terms of
end
snered
writ
tells
of
David
playing
with
you
that
gave
its
plan
an
lm-
At
reasonable
prices.
W
’
eintend
adding
hai e been in the backwoods of Aus- loving word of censure or criticism it
the harp before Saul 1063 B. C. It is other tlanl s as fast as possible until human helpfulness. This wc know, f« r
pctus.”
tt ills or Canada for all the Impor­ this Intercourse; and we may wl-
“I am glad,” spoke lovely lips ami il l..ted In ancient manuscript that the the line is complete. Blanks of sptcia we have learned from snd experience
tance they represented.
A century vainly that we had the privilege <
harp was in use In Ireland «luring the
ago, too, the railroad stations which saving all loving words that we might eyes.
form printed to order at short notice that any other source of life lends to­
"And later love made me successful time of Geidc. monarch of Ireland,
ward decay and waste.—David Starr
number about 2,000 had no existence hnve spoken.
Jordan.
1 In my ambition, love for you," lie «.aid. about 859 B. C.
whatever.
Coolest Store in Town
i
$
Your Business Appreciated
Jno.M. Williams Co.
Jacksonville,
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Oregon
? The Home Merchant
TO THE GROUND
Why Net Trade
at Home?
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