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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1919)
Mrs. Robert Fir.ney and d tug! ter of S1J,TiPl.: IS fjt PilbdCüÜJl a. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hanna of Med Copper, California, are visiting rela’.i. - ford visited at th ■ home of Mr. an 1 Fi / c'.'sure ci Tax Lien Mrs. H. K. Hanna in this city Sunday <_s here this wee'e. IN 1 '.IE ' ¡Rl ITT Ot RT OF THE SLAT-l SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1919 ■ Miles Cant-ell of R ich was a in si Workmen ar • remo elling s- me of the utfi.es at the c uit h u e this O1 < REt ON FOR J A.CKÍ i IN COUN I ■ • , ntss visitor in th s city Wednerd y. I H. IL Taylor, a prominent fir mer week. John F. Rotbo, 1'lnintMT local news vs. Summer Lake to get i. r.galim pia it. , of Ruch, was a recent visitor in this City of Medford. Oregon. Blanche Barria. Maud city. Hart is. luidalioti: -rpc sons and parties un!;nov n Heavy frosts here several mornings ('aid of 1 harks claimb.u'any ri-Lt. title, edtat? -Ii»n or intertst D. C. Raymer of A hland was a this week with with mercury around recent visitor in this city. We desire to thank th - friends at in ard to th • hereinafter i‘-crib el property. Di fenuants 25 degre-s. Attorney II. F. Piatt of Medf >rd home and abroad for the assistance so To City of Medford. Oreg n. B amho Harris, Miss Lena Arnold and brother, Mel transacted business in this city Thurs kindly rendered and for the many ex Maud Harris, and all ocher p. raoi.a and parties vin, of Watkins, were recent visitors day. 1 uressionss of symypatby in our recent unclui.ning any ri ch:, title. e-L.tt?. iiea or inter in this city. fit in and io the he iiri.t >r «leAcrlbe i property Chris Ulrich was a business visitor at bereavement. the above name I defen laiit. Very gratefully, Rolland Mitchell of Ruch who was Medford Friday. D. W. Bugshaw In th • Name of the State of Oregon. recently discharged from the army re are hereby not iri-’.l that Jo'.ia F. Rocho FOR SALE —Some choice Tulip, Ada L. Bagshaw. I th»- You turned home Tuesday. hoi ler of Certificate of Delinquency n . nLer- Narcissi and Jonquil bulbs. Mrs. D. W. -------------- • - ------------ ed 1619 issued on the 22 day of August. 5911. by George and Alva Kendall of Apple Bagshaw. Tux Collector, of the County of Jackson. State gate who were mustered out of the Mrs. Butler of Ashland visited her VFidotc’s Pension Allowed. of Oregon, for the amount of ¿88.22. the same service last week at Camp Lewis, re being the amount then due and delinquent for sister Mrs. Cain, in this city, Sunday turned home Wednrsday. the year 1912, t'>g jthvr with penalty, interest and and also on Wednesday. Washington, Jan. 25.—A bill grant- coals thereon up n the real property as-.e sued to Cliff Smith of Applegate was a recent Attorney O. (’. Boggs of Modfotd a pension of $500i) a year to the widow you, of which you i.re the owner as appears of visitor in this city. record, situated in said County an l State. an<i was a recent visitor in this city. of Iheodore Roosevelt was sent to the p irtieulary bounded and described as follows, Deputy Sheriff Glenn Terrill return The obituary notice in another column White House for the Presid -nt’s ap to-wit. ed Tuesday from a business trip to is a tribute of love from a father to a proval after being passed today by the North half of Lut 2. and the South 37V.» feet of Redlands, Cal. daughter, between whom existed a House with out a record vote. The bill Lot 3. all in Block 19 of the old town of Med Mrs. J. H. Bellinger of Medford band of affection and fellowship, had been unanimously p- ssed by the ford, Jackson County. Oregon, as the same is designated, delineated and described on the visited Mrs. Mattie Thompson in this beautiful and rare, Senate. official plat now of rec-rd. city Wednesday. Before acting on this bill the House Harry D. Mills of Butte Falls was a You are further notified that said John F. All work done in 1919, spot cash at recent visitor in this city. passed a similar measure of its own Roc ho nas paid taxes on said premi es for pri i W. R. Sparks. subsquent years, with the rate of interest on Mrs. Jewell Rian and little daughter granting the pe nsion by a vote of 250 or said amounts as follow?: Mr. E. Conger returned Friday from were visitors at Medford Friday after against 9. Amt. int. Total Year Date nuid C. of D. a visit to his daughter, Mrs. W. N. noon. $88.22 15% $143.36 1649 1912 Au¿. 22 ’ll Wells, of Phoenix. May 6, 15 139,56 ’16 2616 101.87 RCCURE OIL FROM BIRDS 1913 Mrs. Alice Ulrich and daughter Mrs. 15 95.68 19! 4 May 6, ’16 69.81 2316 Mrs. Ella Walsh was a visitor at Fleeta Chapman visited relatives at 1915 Apr. 5, ’17 rax Rec. Inhabitants of the Island of St. Kilda Medford, Oregon. 82.31 13u37 Ruch, Thursday. 67.68 15 Are Especially Favored in Re 1916 Oct, 6. .17 Tax Rec. Mrs. M. E. Abbott and son Charles Word has been received that Ot s spect of Light. 11517 55.57 15 64.32 made a trip to the Appiegate valley Krause, a former resident of this city, Taxes for 1817 54 6. Friday. Tiip price of coal oil is a matter of $57.4.87 who was badly injursd in a street ear The name of private John Singleton, ‘accidental Oakland. Cal., about the no interest to the inhabitants of the Said City ot Medford, Oregon, Blanche Harris, of Eagle Point, appeals in the casualty first of the year, is now out of the Island of St. Kilda, a favorite haunt Maud Harris, and all ether persons and parties of that animated oil can, the fulmar, unknown elaintina: any right, title, estate,hen or 1st this week as one who died from hospital and able to be about eg-iin. observes the Cincinnati Commercial interest in a»ld to the above describ-d pr iperly wounds. Thomas L. DeVore has sold his meat.: Tribune. So rich In oil is this sen are further notified that said John F, Roche a ill I B. F, Joy of Ruch Was a recent visit market in this city to O. M. Knox who bird that the natives simply pass a apply to the Circuit Court of the County ami afo.-esai i for 1 d.-creo foreclosing tie j or in this city. wick through Its body and use it as a Stltr taken possession. lien against the property above described and lamp. Mr. and Mrs. Deb McKee of the mentioned in said certificate. And you. and each J. T. Bucklev of Ruch transacted The oil Is also one of the principal of you. are hereby summoned to appear within Applegate valley transacted business in business in this city Monday. an Ides exported from the island. sixty days front the Cute of the first publication, this city Monday. Mrs. J. Cranston, daughter of Mr. ‘ It Is found In the birds’ stomachs, Is exclusive of said date of first publication, Judge Henry G. Dox made a business and Mrs. D. Hater left Friday morn-; amber colored and has a peculiarly and defend this action or pay the am >unt due as trip to A. M, McKee’s ranch in the lug for Fort Klamath where she ex nauseous odor. The old birds are said above show 1, together with costs and accrued valley Thursday for the purpose of pects to remain tor a couple of to feed the young with It, anti when interest, and in ease of your failure to do so. a they are caught or attacked they light tecree will be rondsred foreclosing the lien of selling an estray sLeer. months. aid taxes und costs against tha land and prem by disgorging It. ises above named. Jack Reter, our tonsorial artist, was •»Uncle Billy Cameron ot Uniontown en In themselves St. Kilda it Is legal to kill the fill This summons is published in the J..cksunville a business visitor at Medford Monday. was a visitor in town today. mars only during one week in the l’ost once a week for a period of si* consecutive Sheriff Terrill has returned from an year; but during that week from 18,000 weeks, under and by virtue of an order duly and to 20,000 birds are destroyed. -or-llldr nii.U* aid enleroi by the Um. F. official trip to Califorinia. FOR SALE —Forty acre tract of land The mutton bird of the Antarctic M. Calkins, Circuit Junge on January 11, 1919. E. H. Helms was at Medford Mon near Jacksonville, 6 acres cleared, nlso carries Its oil in the stomach and Date of first publication. January 18.191:1. day. «. M. ROBERTS. family orchard, grapes; 4 room house can eject tills} oil through the nostrils Attorney for Plaintiff One of the two bootleggers who ship- barn, outside cellar, other improve as a means of defense against ene Medford National Bank Bldg. a.i autoliaded with boose, from Med ments. Will be sold at a bargain if mies. Medford. Oregon. Quantities of mutton birds are taken soon. Small cash payment, ford lust week was arrested at Cor slaughtered every year for their oil on balance in yearly installments, long vallis, Monday. it. term. For price and further partic the coasts of Titsmanfn and New Zea ¡summons for Publication Rowell D. Hines is reported ill with land. In Its composition and proper ulars call on D. W. Bagshaw, Jack influenza at his home in this city. Foreclosure of Tux l ien ties this oil closely resembles sperm sonviile, Oregon. Speed cop McDonald on his green IN T11E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF motorcycle coiliied with an auto.’driven OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON by Mrs. F. M. Radovan at Medford Buller & Thump son Company. Plaintiff. Wednesday afternoon. McDonald was Sixth Year Established in Jackson County, vs. thrown to the ground, badty bruised City of Medford, Orefjn, Lucretia E. Enyart. Carrie Carnahan, Frank C trnahan, Belle Nickell, and his machine badly damaged, Charles Nickell. Effie Mav Teri 11. Chari s Terill, Frank Ortman has received his dis- j and all oth<r persons and parties unknown cl tim charged from the army and has re ing any right, title, estate, lie.i or interest in an i to the hereinafter described propertv. Defend turned home. ant8. Personally conducted by Doctors E. P. Anthony of Albany, Oregon, To City of Medford.Oregon, Lucretia E. Enyart was a business visitor at the Court Carrie Carnahan. J ’rank Carnah in. Belle Nickell. Fully equipped Dow and Dow, house this week. Charles Nickell, Eifi j M ly Terril, Charles Terill. and all other persons and parties unknown claim - Mrs. Amy Dow of this city was a for all surgical and obstetrical ing’any right, title, estate, lien or interest in anti visitor at Medford Tuesday afternoon. to the hereinafter deicribed property, the abovt- natned defendants. Mrs. Frank Butler of this city spent cases. Trained nurses only, em- In the name of the State of Oregon: Tuesday afternoon at Medford. You are hereby notified that B i tier & Thomj - ployed Earl Bailey who had been in the son Company is the holder of Certificate of naval reserves since last summer has Delinquency f683 issued on the 16th {day of Oct “SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR TIIE PATIENT” ober. 1)1 1 by Tax Collector of the County of been released and came home again. Jackson, and State of Oregon, for the amount <»: Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw re $17 > 99, the san e being the amount thaii&lueand turned Wednesday from Olympia, delinquent for taxes for the yair i9i2. together with penalty, interest and costs thereon upon Washington, where they had been to Telephone 11 the real property assessed to you, of which you attend the funeral of their daughter, are the owner as appears of recxrd. situate ! in Mrs. Mary A. Moore. Another daugh -ai l County and State, and particularly bounded Cor: Apple, Fifth and Riverside ter, Mrs. C. E. Howey, at whose heme and described as follows, to-wit;- Mary died is also ill but at last reports That part of block i4 in the old town of Med ford, Oregon, described in volume 77 of the de -d was improving slowly. records of Jackson County. Oregon, at pjge 570 Reuben Pitz and Harry Ryan who thereof, which said description is hereby spe were in the army training camp at cifically an I particularly reforr-H t>, an I by this reference made a part hereof, and as Camp Lewis have been discharged and follows. to-Wi. returned to their home in this city. Jacksonville Post THE DOW HOSPITAL The Dow Hospital Oregon Medford A telegram from Philad ilphiajannounc ed the arrival at that port Thursday morning, of 2,197 men from Brest, France, most of whom were members of the 65th Coast Artillery, consisting largely of men from Oregon, California and Washington. This was the first contingent of re'urning troops to land at Philadelphia. Many members of the Medford Seventh company were in the 65th. The editor of the Post ha3 received from Congresrman W. C. Hawley, a copy of a bill which he has introduced authorizing the Secretary of War to donate to the City of Jacksonville, one German cannon. W. B. Robinson, of Copper, Cal., was a business visitor in this citv Wed nesday. Chester Kubli, a well known farmer of Applegate, transacted buainess in this city Wednesday. Col. H. H. Sargent is writing a series of articles on military subject«, for publication in the North American Review. As the Colonel is a recogniz ed authority on every thing pertaining to military science the articles will be eagerly read by all those interested in these subjects. The editor recently had the pleasure of reading a memorandum on tne European war, prepared by Col. Sargent while at the War College at Washington, which was the most con cise uno lucid exposition of the situ ation which we have yet seen. Lumber Yard J. T. Gagnon, 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 THE CITY DRUG STORE Phone No. 52 NEW GOODS! Just received, a new line of Perfumery, Box Paper, Fountain Pens, Toilet Goods, Correspondence Cards,&c J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor Jacksonville Oregon The nor-h half of Lot/0. Block J4. the North half of Ix>t//. Block /I: the North half of Lot J2. Block /4: the North half of Lot /3. Bl°ck /4 al! in the old town of Medford. Oregon. You are further notified that said Butler & ihompson Company has paid all taxes on said premises for prior or subsequent years, with the rate of interest on said amounts as follow i: C. of D Amt. Int. Tola Year Date paid /89f |i29.<* 75 $207 II / >// Oct. 23. 74 297.0/ /□ 452.84 2/26 i9i3 Mar. /. 77 /J/4-Z5 A uk 25. 73 C. ofR. from Del. sal 7518. 483.76 /5 573.86 T px Rec. /J/6 Sept. 27 'll 8.340 ¿ 1 fhO 18 15 J99.73 Tax Rec un AUK. 5. IM4I /7O .6O 15 178 35 C. of D. b’83 173.99 15 280 98 1912 Oct. 15. 14 lr892~ii<' Total Said Lucretia E Enyart and Can ie Carnhan a the owners of the le.nl title of the above desc il. ed property as the same appears of record, and each of the other persons above name I are here by further notified that said Butler and Thom, • •on Company will applv to the Circuit Court of the county and State aforeiai 1 for a d creo f >r e- closing the lien against the property above de scribed and mentioned in said certificate Anri you are hereby summoned t > appeir within sixty days a'ter the date of the first publication, ex clusive of the date of fir t publication, and de fend this action or pay the amount due as above shown, together with costa and accrued interest, and in case of your failure to do so, a decree wiil will be ’. rendered 'foreclosing the Hen of said taxes and costa against the land and premiser alxive named. This summons is published in the Jacksonville I’o once each w jek for a period of six conn^c. u ive we. \s. under an I by virtue of an ord**r duly and regularly made and entered by the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Circuit Ju ire. on January Z2n<l 1910. Date of first publication Jan ja-y 2S, nia G. M ROBERTS. Attorney for Plaint iff, Malford National Bank Bldg. Medford. Oregon. IBIlllllllllllHJIIllIllillilill A WILD RIDE if - -J i 3y CORO CHY M. MARSHKA/S i- ?i ;i •. 11 iuii ¡iii iT-TTi i: 11 ii i ini: imniEU 11 n i 191- i>y Mecluie .X. Asm-ipt1 At The Churches I’ resbytekian Albert II. Gammons, Minister Sunday Services regularly asfollcv.s: 10:09lA. M. Sabbath School Clti.-. es ; for all ages. i 11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with ' sermon. f>:l > 1’. M. Christian Endeavor Pray i < r meeting. 7:30 P. M. Evening worship, with sermon. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even ing at 7:3 >. Everyone welcome to these meetings. “1 was glad when they said unto me let us go into the the house of the Lord,—P». 12.:t. Eyndi ate ) Ain’t» Ilihliu’Ui came dancing into the riM i.i win it- her mother : f. waving :m open letter in her hand. “Mother, moiher,” she vxclnhneu Joyously, “Aunt Helen wants me (u mukv her a visit v. Iiile she is in the nimintalus! Ph ase, detiiesi. I can go,” she pleaded, “i do •»» want to go ilirough the nmnnt:dus.” “lint, Alice,” reinoii^tnited Mrs. Ilii- dreth. you—” ”\<>w, mother,” Interrupted Alice, “you know you are going to be a dar ling and k t me go.” CHRISTIAN SCIENCE After many argmnenls and much tensing, Alice convinced her mother Servie» s held every Sunday n.uu.ii p that she ought to be allowed lo go. »So, on the following Monday, a bright, at 11 o’clock in 1. O. O. F. Hall. sunny day, Alice startiul in her little Everybody welcome. gray roadster for her journey to Auut Helen’s. Up hills and down she went, slow ing lip now and then to admire the * Higbest quality. jeWeiry«) beautiful scenery. INerything was >o 5 5? *5C repairing, diem» nd set-JJ new ami marvelously beautiful to her ting, wat-h rv irg.S agate mounting that she wished she had a week to ........... . nrd . jew Al elry manufacturing, spend on her trip. s She paused a while to admire the f ä Martin J. Reddy. “Old Man of the Mountains,” thou S 212 E. ..ran St.. MEDFOItP < “t: “-G1, ... BBTOR'K.’. speeded up in order to reach her des Wffa tination before dark, and in her hurry she did not notice the “Danger” sign that gave warning of the dangerous Three Mile hill of Franconia Notch. Suddenly, after making a sharp turn, she saw stretched before her the most dangerous descent in the mountains. She jammed on both brakes, hut they only slowed the car up a trifle. The roads were all cut up from recent rains and were in a terrible condition, ami poor Alice could only brace herself and clutch the whiTel, thanking her lucky stars there was no one in the road. She went over the last bump and down the thud slope at an awful speed, when suddenly a young man in sol dier’s uniform cairn* running out from tht* side of the road. Alice reached tor her horn, and in the second that fol lowed the steering wheel was wrench ed from her other hand as the front wheels struck a rut. She felt herself going over, and then everything grew Following in the report of U. S. blank. When she came to, Alice found her unteer Cooperative Observe r, F. self lying on her auto robe with a Jacksonville, for month 'of young num in khaki bending over her. Latitude 12 deg. 18. min. north; hr; . It did not take long to discover that tilde 123 deg. 5 min. west. she was miraculously unhurt, but the car was completely overturned. They Date ' Maximun Minimum J ivcip.' .- stopped a passing farmer, and the 11GII young man, with his help, finally suc 11 25 1 40 2'5 41 ceeded in righting the car again. And 2 45 26 wonder of wonders—it was not dam 3 27 44 aged much, save for a dent in the mud 1-1 38 54 guard and a broken windshield. 16 40 50 .27 Alice discovered that Donald Wane, 7 32 49 for as such the young num introduced 8 32 1? 50 himself, was bound for the same town 9 20 42 32 26 43 as she. So it was quite natural that 10 30 40 she should Invite him to go in her car. 11 41 41 It does not take two young people long 12 39 48 11 13 to get acquainted, and In the two hap 14 37 48 py weeks that followed they spent 15 36 46 .* 0 much of their time together. Just be lb 41 26 fore Donald was called for service 17 39 21 41 27 overseas he asked for and received Al 18 41 35 11 ice’s promise that she would let him 19 78 42 32 guide her car down the path of life as 20 35 29 long as he promised not to tip her out, 21 36 28 ‘*2 “because,” she declared, “tin* spill I ,23 32 23 gave myself was enough to last a life 24 41 22 time.” 25 40 22 When Alice told her mother of her 26 39 23 experience after reaching home safely 27 35 24 16 she also showed her a new ring that 88 39 29 C6 sparkled and gleamed on her left 29 35 25 30 hand. 10 27 31 2" 7 “Now. mother.” she tensed, “aren’t you glad you let me go to see Aunt Helen? Because,” she added, “even if I Temperature—mt an max. 41.42; me: > did have an awful scare, I never would min. 28 58; mean 35. ; Max 51 on f : have met Don if it hadn’t been for that Minimum 10 on 31. Greatest da:'v wild, wild ride.” range, 19. Total precipitation 227 inches, Greatest in 21 hours, 0.78 in , TRACING DURAZZO IN HISTORY on 20. Number of days with 01. inch or more precipitation, 9, clem, Originally Illyrian, the Romans Made 5; partly cloudy, 8; cloudy, 18. a Powerful Naval and Maritime Total snowfall :lj inches Port of the City. Precipitation fur season, 8.42 Precipitation for last season 9.56 Durnzzo, <>rizlnnlly an Illyrian city, Seasonal average the ....... nils founded on the Adriatic coast the powerful naval and maritime E. B ritt , port of IiyiTlincliliilii. On tile heels of Cooperative Observer. the Romans us their power declined cume the Slavs. They called tile city Dratch. For n brief period it was the Adriatic seaport of the great Bul Southern Oregon Traction Com garian empire. The St i l>o <'roatian race disputed mastery of the city with pany Time Tabs No. 5 the Byz.niitiiins. When Byzantium fell before the Ottoman onslflllgllt upon the world the town became Hurts. Thus, having pulsed through Illy Effective August 23d, 1917 rian. Greek, Roman. Slavic, Byzantine Leave Jacksonville. and Turkish bands, this ancient town became a pawn in Hit* game of lift* 7:30 n. m. daily except Sunday. and death between nations in 1912, 7:50 a. m Sunday only when It was taken by the Serbians 8:30 a. in. th.ilv except Sunday mid evacuated by them nt the behest 9:00 a. tn. Sunday only of Austria Hungary ami Germany. 9:30 daily except Sunday 11:30 a. m. daily excep' Sunday When Uncle Sam Was Young. 2:0'1 p. m. daily In view of the magnitude of the 3:00 p. m. daily Liberty loans, ft Is a quaint and cu rious thing to reniem’ior that the Uni 12'0 |>. ni. ib'ily ted States set Itself up In business by ' 5:00 n. m. daily < Note 1 ) issuing a first Liberty bond, ns It 7:15 p. m. daily (Note 2) might fairly enough be called, for tha Leave Medford. tidy but ..... ipaiallvely tiny sum of 8:00 a m. d dly exc -pt Sunday That was when Alexander Hamilton was secretary of the treas i 8:30 a. rn. Sunday only ury, 129 years ago, and the youthful 9:00 a. m. daily except Sunday Unde Sam was in such pre-sing need 10:00 a. m. daily of cash that Hamilton went to th*“ I'JO'O Noon daily exc pt Sunday bunk of New York for a loan wit',out 2:30 l> m daily waiting for the approval of congre«- 3:3(i m. daily Tlie hank agreed to ndvim-e ejixio i) 4:30 0“ m. limly p- tn Installment«; Hamilton sent t<> !t the first bond Issued bj the United 6:00 p m <iaby States treasury; and Unde Sam bud 10.01 J p . m. dmly ’L S." Bt I.14S», |2U,l*U0 In cash, all ut one time. Gen. Freight & Passenger Agent
