Jacksonville post., July 13, 1918, Image 3

Jacksonville Post
» V rURDAY, JULY 13, 1913
Wvod dealers ire busy de|jv.riiqj th
supply of wi iter wool to their
t omers.
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LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Jewel- Ria- of Se.it.l-. who
has b_«*m x ¡siting her j arents, M* •did
Mis. W. P. Baily, returned to he r
home Tuesday.
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."hat Coy Gave S ,:nal fo
eal i .'-: Revarixrated to the Endo
of th. Earth.
At The Churches
liUí ib
Kor : u'zko Will Ever Ev Na nc to Be
F cv. red by Thc-e Who Recognize
His Life’s Devotion to the Sacred
Cause of Human Liberty.
PREGIATI KIAN
Albert H. Gammons, Minister
■ a y Scisi.. - regularly as follows:
; . M. Sabi uth Schoo! Classes
k>r all •u:< -.
ll:o.i A. M. M ini’g worship, with
«•r Inin.
ii:I.> !’. M. Christian Endiavjr Pray
r meeting.
7:30 1’. N. Evenii g worsi ip. with
Mrs. Kate H i mn is vid ig rel i-
Thty Pi:i Him In
cpp®r.
Mrs. E. S. Wilson entertains i at t vea at Ashland this weak.
In th ' i ndoi
the polsnv
Mrs.
Augusta
W-ndt.
of
P
.rtla-
1,
cards Wednesday night. Those present
was Hable to D ComliOHUed
nned to d»‘?l
D” yon know that a boy, n
T.LTC attention has. to s me c
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Biinm «n i of has r turned to h -riioax- after a we ;%s by boiling; wh• !•*
’ undur • nn«
another s'
uug lad, the grandson of the
t< nt. recently he< n tiy
II
San Francisci, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar vi.-t v ith fri.-n.ls in ti.i -. city.
i Ute, tlie man c< iivktvd of theft “sh 11
I In llninu at the - rate liou.se,
to the career and tun. - of
I.evis, Mr. an 1 Mrs Fred I. Fick and
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Henry Kammann of have his head shave«!, melted pit h
Phil i-Ielp! a helfHxl to pro-
Thnddens Kosclii -
Ill K
Prayer meeting on VVcdr.
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Mrs. S. E. Dunnington.
„ -• Delicious re ?'an •‘ran.-isco who have been visnu g poured upon it, and the feathers from claim the lilierty of th« I’nited Slat,
measure of recugnlti n Iia* ng at 7:30.
a
pilloxv
shaken
freshments i were
----- served and a very ] 'Ir- “"d -'Irs. E. S. Wilson for the
over It. that he may Every boy in til« com try should lie
iven to the virtues at ‘ a < tn-
Everyone welcome to these meeting«.
pleasant evening passed quickly.
past two weeks will leave for their be known.7 After all there are ad- proud that a boy liki e him was the one plishn.ents of the Polish patriot. In
’’i was glad when they said unto tr.e
vantages in living in the twentieth chosen to give the agnnl to “Proclaim th.- I Hied States ins cotitemi
rl<
G. N. Lewis, who has been spending 1 home thia afternoon.
century!
liberty throughout the bind and unto and their descendants have paid trib­ .-t us go into the the house of ti e
The city council held an adjourned
several week’s ouiing at Cinnabar
all tlie Inhabitants thereof!”
,ord.~i’f. 122:1.
ute to bls memory. Some Am. -iemis
■ meeting Tuesday evening nt which two
springs, h is returned home.
The • story of this great day Is told in have joined in testimonials, hut only In
A Napoleon Holograph.
a ('hall l ining manner in the verses that on inconspicuous way. while their
Al L-arned, a well k i iwn rancher of ordinances w re passed regarding the
Few holograph letters in tlie hand of
Ulow
-
use
of
city
water.
One
of
the
ordin-
government has taken no of’i, la! cog­
Thompson creek w is a business visitor
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
lit-re wai tumult in the city.
- ances amended th? old w iter or.i nan -e the great Napoleon are outside the
nizance of the proceedings at lioine or
in this city We Ines lay.
In the quaint oi l Quaker town,
French
national
archives.
In
tlie
fa
­
abroad. The apparent itnlfit r<nee ti­
- as to area of lawns and gardens to be
Services hel i eve ry Sunday moti.iif
A
t
.
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s
wert-
rite
with
x>.
op!e
mous Morrison collection, the second
J. Knox McCloy of Watkins trans­
Facing r-st less up and down;
the memory of this remark.i’ le nitin at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall,
[ sprinkled at the.tlat rate: the other pro-
I portion of which is being offered nt Pc pie gathering at coiners,
acted business in this city Thursday.
by a nation to which lie gave his sers
videa for II.sta ling in ter* an I fix. s Sotheby’s, London, appeared that mis.
ivervbodv welcome.
re they whimpered each to each,
ices freely In a trying hour may lie
D. H. Cronemiller has gone to Port I rates
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for consumers whose service pipes slve which the first consul wrote to the And the sweat sicod on their temples,
hastily attributed. In some quarters, to
V/ith the earntstiN.ss of speech.
land where he has a position with a ■ shall hereafter be --------------
meter«-d. , vis; mini­ prince who afterwards became Louis
the proverbial ingratitude of republics,
large ship-building company.
mum charge, first 7.5M gallons (10i»0 X\ III. In tills he sternly advises him As the bleak Atlantic currents
but the seeming neglect was doubtless
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Lil
Highes' quality, jewv.iyg
Herbert Mitchell and Jam s F eu. ft.) or fraction thereof, per month to remain in sweet and tranquil exile, ' S? J.ish
very largely due to the state of th.
the • beat
b- at against
al
the Statehouse,
repairing, diam. rd r ’ u
Butler of this city have enlisted in the cl 50; excess above 7,500 gallons t. n for a return to France would mean a
So they surged a. inst the door;
times, and the Incessant demands on
ting, watch repairirg
navy as second class sea nen, also Fred ci nts for e i h 10 J J gals. (3 5 , cu. fl. trudge over 100.000 corpses (“Il vous
And tlie mingling of attention by Important current events.
agate mounting ar.d j
the voice s
fiuulrait
marcher
sur
100.000
endav-
Coinbest of Buncr>m.
eiry manufacturii g.
Meters to be read lit of each
Made a harmony Had conditions been normal, resixs’i
res”). For this velu-ment warning Mr.
and honor would have been freely lx
profound.
Darwin Hoagland, Iral Stewart, month, rent due when meters ar read,
a
Mar’in J.I ILddy,
F. Sahin paid f435. and nt a convenient
fill the quiet street stowed upon the name of the great
S'. MKIJFORb. OPl’GON r
Leonard J. Freeman and Elmer E. All bills for water that is metered must and authorized Interval the letter will
of chestnuts
Kyle of Central Point hrve enlisted in be paid to the city recorder, Nine go to New York. A descendant of Jo­
Was all turbulont Pole. Time was when tlie United
States vied with his native 'and in ac­
with sound.
H e navy in the last ten days. The first m-ters have been ordered ar.d will be seph Bonaparte, at present Incognito
claiming him a hero. The opportunity
three a-e in the radio department and installed as s o i as they are received, in London, Inspected the letter and
"Will they do it?” of the nation to whom he proved a
“Dare they de
was represented in the earlier stages
the I ist one named enlisted as a sea­ others will be ordered later.
friend in need did not. however, wait
it?’’
of the bidding. Another letter by Na­
man.
“
Who
is speak- upon the present revival of interest in
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reter spent the
poleon addressed to Josephine, saying
Ing?”
“What’s him, nor will the gratitude of tlie peo­
It is reported that C. D. Abbot is an week at Crescent City, Cal’
the news?
that the sun itself may grow cold be­
“What of Adams?” ple of that nation cease when the re­
applicant for a position as teacher in
ArthurThompson and Oir e Be aven e fore he forgets her, reached £150.—
“What of I Siier- vival shall have spent Itself. The Unit­
one of the rooms of the public school D*«1 Sunday for Doris, Cai., where London Mall.
man?”
ed States can and will, in due season,
TÄA Ofe-MARXS,
re!. >e¡ I :
in this city.
, they have secured employment with a
"O, God, | grant pay its debt to Poland in the name of
FHLE RSPCN
they
won
’
t
re-
Jasten Hartm in who ha 1 been fight- 'l m^er company.
Kosciuszko
with
quite
as
much
grace
fuse.”
On Crying in the Theater.
“Make some way and quite as much honor as It is striv­
ing forest fire» tor some time returned
Peter Gagnon, the colored e. ipple,
So. avers Nora Bayes, In the Ameri­
there!” “Let me ing to pay its debt to France in the
Thursday evening and roports that who was arrested on the cii irge of can Magazine, in her own words:
nej •arer!”
“I am stilling!”— name of Lafayette.
“It is a commonplace of the theater
tlie fires are now completely under setting fires in the Willow Springs
The part Kosciuszko played in tlie
Stille then;
that
the
public
want,
above
nil
things,
control.
district and held in th? count; j.ui wt s
When a nation’s struggle of the colonies was made fa­
to be entertained. But that is very
life
’
s
at
hazard,
'
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discharged
Friday,
the
charge
again.-1
The draft of 81 men from Jackson
far from saying that they want to be
We’ve no tir
to miliar to the school children of other
county will leave July 22. All drafted ' him being dismissed.
generations
In
the
Fourth
reader.
think of men!
amused. Humor is by no means the
There is little or nothing about him in
men are asked to meet at Medford Fri­
Mr. B. B. Beekmsn came from easiest way to reach the human heart.
So they boat against the
__ , portal
. ... —
the
school readers of today. It was
day evening, July 19, to receive ^neces- Portland this morning and is visiting There are those who will tell you
Man and woman, maid and child;
as an engineer rather than as a war­
siry instruction and listen to an his mother and sister at the olJ home that the public would fur rather liiugii And tlie July stin In heaven
Wealher Repot*
rior tlint lie proved most useful to
On the scene looked down and .mll<
than cry. And when they do you The
a Iress by an army officer.
in this city.
same sun that saw the Spartan
Washington.
History
credits
him
with
Bl I 1 is patriot blood In « Un,
Tne G isnel m?etings have been well
Miss Issie McCully was a visitor at can just tell tin in to tell it to Now
the planning of the fortified ciinip of
b, held the soul of freedom
Sweeney. The American public would
attenigi each evening anJ consi lerable Medford Wednesday.
General Gates at Bemis Heights, and
Following- is the report of 11
All
unconquered tlse again.
rather
cry
than
langli
any
day.
Where
­
to his skill is attributed very largely unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
interest is manifested in the subjects i Mrs. Fannie Bird-ey a id Miss. Grace in it is not a bit different from the
Aloft in that hierh steeple
the plans that made possible the vic­ Jacksonville, for month of Muv.
discussed.
Sat the bellman, . old and _ gray; „
Birdsey, of Gold Hill, visited Mrs. public in Australia, India, Russia or
tory at Saratoga. He constructed the Latitude42 deg. IS. min. north; long i-
He
was weary of the tyrant
France. The secret of this is very
Hirrv Miller, a business man of Mattie Thompson Friday.
And his iron sceptered sway;
fortifications of West Point, and help­
tude 12.3 deg. 5 min. west.
B p-li g ime Cal., visited his imther I Dr. R. E. Golden of Walla Walla, I simple: If you can make anybody cry, So he sat with one hand ready
ed to nti'.ke Greene’s campaign in the
you
make
them
forget
themselves.
On
the
clapper
of
the
bell.
and ulher relatives in this cify this j Wash., was a business visitor in this i
The minute you make them forget When his eyes should catch the signal,
week. Mr. Miller is a son of Mrs. 1 city this week.
’ Maximum Minin uni
Very happy news to tell.
themselves they are being entertained,
Mary Miller and spent most of bis boy I
- | Three minor girls arrested for im- If you can set them to thinking about See’ see! the dense crowd quivers
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36
hood days in Jacksonville.
Through all its lengthy line.
79
s3
moral conduct at the Ashland roundup your blues Instead of their own, they
As
the
boy
beside
the
portal
Bill Coleman of Medford is new were taken to Portia» I by o'fieers from uro taken completely out of thcru-
45
b7
Looks forth to give the sign!
90
50
selves.”
with the A. W. Walker auto company. the Detention hospital.
With his small hands upward lifted,
52
92
Breezes dallying with his hair.
Medford papers this week published i
89
55
Hark! with deep, clear intonation.
Breaks his young voice on the air.
52
an article stating that Hal Harrington,
8 «
91
56
a former resident of this c:ty but who
Hushed
the
people
’
s
swelling
murmur.
97
57
Sixth Year Established in Jackson County
List tlie boy’s strong joyous cry!
has been living at Corvallis for several
91
58
“Ring!” he shouts aloud, “Ring, Grand­
years, has enlisted in the army. Mrs.
66
97
pa!
89
60
Iiai ringion is at the home of her
Ring! O, Ring for Liberty!”
87
i
And
ti
lightway,
¡it
the
signal.
54
parenta, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Norris of i
The old bellman lifts his hand,
74
4)
this city.
And sends the good news, making
81
44
Iron music through the land.
48
1
S3
Mi s Helen Story of Wolf creek who
Personally conducted by Doctors
80
46
How they shouted! What rejoicing!
bad been visiting al the home of Mr.
89
How the old bell shook the air,
47
a id Mrs. Same Walsh of this city for
95
Till the clang of freedom ruffled
Fully equipped
Dow
and
Dow,
60
The calm gliding Delaware!
Ico
several days left for home Wedneday.
59
ITow the bonfires and the torches
9'2
• o
for all surgical and obstetrical
H. F. McClellan, a mining man of
Illumed the night’s repose.
91
56
And from the flames, like Phoenix,
Grants Pass, is spending a few days
Aq
84
Fair liberty arose!
cases.
Trained
nurses
only,
em-
87
proipecting in the hills in this vicinity.
48
90
19 1
He is looking for chrome and manga­
95
ployed.
nese ores.
94
55 i ♦
89
S. Wilson, G. E. Wilson and J.
50
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SERVICE
AND
RESULTS
FOR
THE
PATIENT
93
47
Perry were each given ten days in the
100
51
1
county jail by Justice Taylor, Tuesday.
Relic of Continental Army, Recently
1 -
Tne men were found guilty of having
Found, Seems to Have Been
Miraculously Preserved.
liquor in their posession at a dance at
Telephone 11
Eagle Point, Saturday night. Another
Temperature- mean maxi K8.T0; mean
So great was the interest shown In
offender, W. M. Wilson, who pleaded
I
Cor: Apple, Fifth and Riverside
Kosciuszko.
min.
51; mean 69.95; ! Max
----- , ill1, on 20*:.0
the battle finer of the Continental nriny.
guilty, was fined $20 and costs.
Greatest daily
found between the walls of tin vid
Minimum 36 on 1.
(’ongress r. • . ¡¡¡/.rd
building. that it is probable tin ef­
18. Total precipitation
.10
L. H. Blakely of Medford wa3 fined
tin* value of his services, and tried to range,
fort will he made to have the flag dis­
$5 for irrigating with an open hose
inches. Greatest in 24 hour», .loin ,
show
adequate
appreciation
of
then;,
played hi Kiine public building as a
Number of diyp with 01.
Tuesday.
on 12
permanent nemorial of the Revolution, lie was given a vote of thanks am!
more precipitntiiwij 1. cleat,
breveted
a
brigadier
general.
When
inch
or
John Grieve of upp?r Rogue river
says the N«'W York Times.
4; cloddj-, 0.
transacted bu.iines in tniscity l ues lay.
The banner was found wrapped In the American cause triumphed he de­ 26; partly cloudy,
cided
to
depart
for
Poland.
inched
the buff and blue uniform cont of a
Total snowfall
M arried -At Jacksonville, O.-egon,
Kosduszko returned to a Poland that
Continental soldier. Moths Iirnl ron-
Precipitation for season,
Tuesday July 11, 1918, by H. G. Dox,
smiled much of the woolen gnrniont was outrage«!, torn, and stripped. He
Precipitation for last season
J. P.; Pearl Pierson and Miss Ellinor
but the fine, being made of linen, is plunged into what seemed a lmpeles>
Seasonal average
situation,
and
would
have
saved
it.
Martin.
J. T. Gagnon, Proprietor.
still in excellent condition.
E. BtaTT,
The flag was found by Mlehnel Ln were it not for the weakness of Stan­
James W. Marksbury, a former well
Cooperative Observer.
All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber
Vista in an old building which I m islaus, who concluded a humiliating
known resident of Goli Hill, died
«
owns. He took the flag to It. M. peace. When the second partition oc-
V
Halsev, Oiegon, June 28, aged
ettrred. in 1793, a general rising of the
Specialties.-
Dimension
stuff,
Finishing
Lumber,
Shepard,
bead
of
the
Dobbs
Ferry
ptib-
years.
population took place, and Kosciuszko
Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes
was made dictator. For a time he 'southern Oregon Traction Com*
Henry 0wen3 and Lloyd Stimpson of
s.vcpt ev« rythlrg before him; the Ilus
Wellen left Monday night for Portlan 1
p.nyTime Table No. 5.
Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products
slim garrison at Warsaw was wiped
t> take the r final physical examination
4
out; success for his cause seemed al­
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for the uavy.
Phon
«
New Shed 113 Front St.
most assured. Then a Prussian army
*
S. A. Pattison, a former publisher of
entered
the
«•onrrtry
froth
«»fit*
*d«le
am!
OREGON
MEDFORD
Effective August 23d, ¡917
the Central Point Herald, lost his
two Russian armies from tin* other,
Leave Jacksonville,
and. after a gallant struggle, the Poles
printing plant, residence and household
suffered a crushing defeat at Mnrleo- 7:30 a. m daily except Sunday
goods in a fire which destroyed most of i
v ice, wln-r«' He ir « oinmamler fell, cox 7:50 a. m Sunday only
Heppner, Oregon, last week.
cred with wounds.
8:30 a. m daily except Sunday'
L. E. Payne, an aged resident of j
He arose again, however, ami. after 9:00 a. m. Sunday only
Ashland, died at his home in that city,
imprisonment in St. Petersburg, was 9:30 daily except Sunday
Monday morning, He was in bis 91st
set free by the Emperor Paul, from 11:30 a. tn. daily except Sunday
Pb.one No. 52
year.
whom he r« fused a commission. In the
Old Revolutionary Emblem.
course of time ho rexlsited the l’nlt» d 2:00 p- ni. daily
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. McIntire return­
He school. Mr. Ln Vista says the dis­ States, rec«'iv«'d a pension and a par« <1 3:00 p rn. daily
ed Friday morning from a two weeas
Spectacles
—
Gold
filled
frames
and
finest
lens
covery of the old flag was n good omen of land, and was given popular as xv« II 1:'H) p. in. daily
visit with friends at Coquille.
to the catise of the [.... pie now fighting as public honors, but he was not con­ 5:00 1). rn. daily (Note 1)
Mrs. Jasten Hartman of this city
in another war for “Liberty or Heath.’' tented. He could not r«*c«»nci!e himself 7:15 p- rn. daily (Note 2)
spent Tuesday with friends at Medford.
According to Mr. Shepard the flag !•> the alien law. At length he settled
Leave Medford.
was probably carried III the battle of quietly In Switzerland, ami one of Ills
The lectures of the Gospel Chautauqua
White Plains. Reference to local his­ last nets v as the granting of freedom 8:00 a. rn. daily except Sunday
tent are now in full swing. A good
tories showed that a flag of the same to the serfs on his paternal estate.
8:30 a. ni. Sunday only
Century Fountain Pens, Fine box stationery
crowd are ogt each evening an 1 the
*1 hrd<b-us Kosrlu zko’s name Is in- 9:00 a. ni. daily except Sunday
design hud been carried In that battle.
people say it is a very pleasant place!
The flag, which Is well preserved, d-’lihly written, not only In the hfs- 10:00 a. m. daily
1 pound Linen paper 35c. Toilet Goods, etc.
place to spend the evening with the
though bearing signs of age, measures ’but in the nomenclature of the
cool bieeie circulating under the white
24 by PC Inches. Its white cloth has l’nite«l Stat.'s. Tin Americans of his 12:00 Noon laily except Sunday
1
i elloweil by time. Aero«' the top ¡me, tlie piom-ers ami natl«»n-bnf1«1ers. 2:30 p- m. daily
c-nvas. TJe I cturea begin at 8 o’clock
J. W.Robinson, XI. I)., Proprietor
: th ;r,-<-rf t • .ii In black. "Liberty or k r not unmindful of or Indi Kerent , 3:30 p- m. daily
oaeh evefi ing. The speakers announce
b th. the words of Patrick Henry,
• hl« «orvlcejc, nn«l tlmy strove tn 4:30 p- m. daily
that there will be no meeting r’aturd iy
IP low the motto Is a pair of crossed
rove thejr gratitude by naming after 6 9 JO p- m. daily
nights but will continue each evening
daggers and above them a Liberty I ini many «•«•unties nn«l toxxns,— Chris- 10:00 p. in. daily
but Saturday during the month of
:un Seienee Monitor,
cap.
’<• S. B ullir ,
July.
Gen. Freight & Passenger Agent.
I
THE DOW HOSPITAL
The Dow Hospital
Medford
Oregon
Lumber Yard
y» Ol Jiih
Mulrd J Í1P
THE CITY DRUG STORE
One-half usual price
Jacksonville
Oregon