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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1919)
Judge Dtx has been -‘under the Notice to Minors and Parent.«. weather” fi r the past few days: some- 1 K.. I lWi. thing like neuralgia or rheumatism. Nolic? is hereby given i t ■ SATURDAY, MARCH 22. 1919 Charles ('< pple, son of Mr--. Kate m nors under 18 years <1 air«- ruin,»- Cy J IDAl ELI E DURNHAM Coppl i f 'his city, recently di h ng d bi'-yclea on sidewalks, • i i: l> — - - from the a: my, left Friday for G; z lie, arms within the < i y. i 1 1 •>< * ’• i LOCAL NEWS Calif., where he has employment. streets after 9 o’clock I’ M. (>t W xntkd t tumpage r ear Jack-on- puulroom i or card rooms at any I • ui | Mrs. M. Hinkle was a visitor at vide. A. T. Edn.unsor,; Beagle, Ore. will be arrest* I and t line I ov r »o H • M‘Jfor-1 this forenoon. 1 Hull Ilf Utili Mrs Kate HuiTmun ai d Mi .« Ism Jdventle Olfen I -ri ov«*r I W. A. Bishop, who ha 1 been visiting McCullj visited friends at Central years of age will be tak> n b I >ie If • • I V lî»|. 1 ■ picture n« frien is at Port Angeles -nd other Point Thursday. Recorder. In’»' gnidi li places on Puget Sound, has returned W G K enney , Mr. and Mrs. Meek, who have been IXT lllll'l: t home. He says the weather on the stopping in town for several w. i+-, City Maihb I nt fin 1‘i'llhig. sound is something fierce with rain have gone to Provolt where Mrs. Meek A« Mb« WIIM every day.; f i tilth* two will have charge of a telephone offi -e. ♦ I m ifi'nn. Fin Clinton Cook of Applegate shipped a Elsewere in this paper appears a DIRE MENACE 10 TRAVELER and Mdd: “A carl >ad of beif cattle to Portland, first no'ice by Marshal Kenney regarding P<MH’ piljiil, ’Hi of the week. the enforcement of the Bicycle and Stinging Tree of Queensland Is Fre “Wlint tifivi* you got, Ih-b B orn —At Medford, Monday, to Mr. other ordinances. It is intended to quently Fatal to Unabscrving or noy in»kod In r. a id Mrs. Ray mon 1 Reter, a seven warn all persons against violations of Too Careless Hunter. Ih len In Id up n in A papf-r do ind daughter. Grandpa “Jack” of the ordinances and also thatjunder the ' Hj|<HV<*d HOM I III p¡r !||r<'S »,f • oD Kii<M» h y « ..in m OVI’i this city is wearing his hat tipped back state law offenders under ’8 years of Although tho tropic-I luubs of mit Jih'Vf/'iNly ftiifl «Ho » u/* r! . canin d in honor of the event. age must be taken before the juvenile Queen-liiml me liixuri.int mid bem. i th«' Lirón of tho Holdn i n in find om* h> Monday was St. Patrick’s Day. But court. Ol ler offenders will be b ought fill, they are not without their dan whom n I io thought the wijh I berore the city recorder for a h'-anng. geruus drawbacks, for there Is o o fe v green ribtons were worn here. plant ninong them that Is deadly In ft j woiihl III. All work done in 1919 spot cash at effects. This Is the stlngine lice. It S. P. Shutt ai d son of Ashland were >ln- filini* tn tin n, un- of L < ut Ar call rs at this office Friday. Mr. Shutt W. R. Sparks n certain portion of the trmehr's holy thtir Stfinton. 'ITn n m I u ■ fr>pP d and I-“ Is burned by the stinging tree death hfokoft nt tiff Im If Jhi ¡Nlnd - ■■ is looking for a location—10 to 40 acres will follow. Mlflo I ht . of and with orchard and buiidings. “JTl ííii I m I i thin Fwontor.” win hi d “Sometimes «Idle shooting turki v- William Fraley, who was recently In tlie scrubs I have entirely forirott «D "nini tlnuo wifii’t Ln fitiy harni In writ discharged from the army, returned tin- stinging tree till warted of its Ing a IJttlo not»- fur fi lonoly Hohlior.” Cni-ago, March 17.—Th- first rein close proximity by its smell,” saltl u home first of the week. Arrordinidy. nftor tin* khaki m * tor forced concrete freight car ever built visitor to Queensland. "I tun onli wan tinhlif f) -In* v. roto n < tn « ry lihli* C i tries Nickell of Haywarl, Calif., who was an editor an J publisher of a was delivered today to the lliin is once -turn-, and that very liv-iitiy. Its i noto «nd signed ln*r niet-e'* n, un* “M ihm Jfolon fîurko,” t newspaper here for many years in the Central railroad for operation in i r effects are curious; It h-ave no n srk Tkfio wont *m. and but the pnln Is maddening, and for pa'my days of the good old town, is coal service. very ne months afterward the part wher Thu car is light, its walls b-ir.g one visiting his daughter, Mrs. Lewis touch-d Is tender, In rainy weather or and Mwo Ulrich, and shaking hands with old and one-half inches thick and the floor when It get's wet in washing Í»Í4'/H. t hor Htt two and one-half inch s thick. It has ac.ju dntarces. «ho fon fi very Intiri'-ont^ “I have -een a man v ho treat* ordi been tested for a capacity of 10o,000 t»*r froifi l.but. nary pain lightly roll on the ground Ir. glaioful W iter superintendent Ulrich com pounds. agony after being stung, ami I have St Anton. plair's of several acts of vandalism com ------------ wtr»----- -- - lie ihnnkof) hor ffir tho n ’fator. f>l«o known a horse so coinpit twly mad mitted at the city dam on Jackson after getting Into a grove of these for tin* h'ttor, hb h, In - aid, creek, among them being 'he shooting trees, that he rushed op-n mouthed a' fh“t ftiiif hf had roff lvod fn of a number of rifle bullets thr ugh everyone who approached him and liu-l good old U. K. zk , ( the house at the stand pipe, which hor to write jh often London, March 17. It is reported to be shot. Dogs, '.b n stung w’l might have destroyed the mechanism <’oBrtrn*y ro r- t > hhn. nnd ■ ni-h about »billing piteously, bitlr.p for opening an i closing the service and among airmen that a flight across ’re pieces from the affected part. Tie oi l- f-d M m riho lotterà, but n uJiib* -he had tin- guilty fiflin clean-out pipes besiies endangering the Atlantic o-.-ea r i« being attemp'.-.d by small stinging trees, a few inches high are as dangerotM as any, being bar-: -I p : ’Á/1-4 <!#■/ < ivlfig him. lives of workingm -n who may have a French lieutenant named Funtan. He is reported to have .ar fr m to wee and seriously Impeding one'- ( A long timo olapstf'd a been employed at the dam. Besides rpfHod. Sho wohdoiod Rf«f| the shooting, other ants tending to in the Frence African port of I <ar : ,r ankles.” for th. in. I'rtfil r»o . The stinging tree emits n pv-r-ulia jure the dam and impair the w»-?r, BernamD tc, Br zil, Dy way of theOfe and disagreeable smell. It Is b- • know how rntioh tho-«o Ver-re ia'anda and th? St. Paul rocks. are memtionet. Interfcrenr . wit . the mount to her. Sho wi known, however, by Its leaf, which I — - ■ - ■ — " — •— water sys em bv unauthor zed pers horsoif ft,r thinking ai nearly round and has a point at th» is prohibited b-- the city orl mces and nho did. What did fche know top. Mm? Nothing oni;, -.1 ho : by the state law, as is also the care!-ss ti n hor. n-.d indiscriminate dis’harge of fire She fií^>n izo! ofhor thing«« to Washington a Free Mason. arms and violator' thereof an aubje t That Gener.il Washing'on sa« an ne. ; ujr 1er mi rei, ,«* tn r hrotle-r had to severe runishment. Mr. U rich de Pans, March 18.—The fortification tire Free .Ma-ori, In gmej standing I- ti n that he as r nudiig hOl.D 60 fl sires to state that should these acts he or the island of He g>iand, Germany's “hown by the historié atatement that short furl'High. repeated, or similar ,ffen.se« committed formidable hue in the North Sea mu t “the sontheast corner atone of the c ,p ; ft wöN n very wfirm flny ¡n Juno II it he will swear out complaints asking for flmirtney Imd Jiwt hoinhod rnmla'n be dismantled. This ■! ision was rea h- Itol vas laid Septeinber 18. 1793 b the arrest of the per«o-.s involved. today. It was deeded also that the Brother George W».«blngron assiste! her litflo hìooo ' n hair, as Holon’4« pa^ ‘ as e.'ip'' **'l home ihitt «Li5. TTu-r Ben M Sheldon of Medford was a Kiel canal shoal i b ; internal! r, «liz-, . hy the worshlpfnl mast< rs and F,-- van a lining ron/mMarn'e boi*vf«»-n *h ■Hasons of the surrorinding eltie-, th- visitor in this citv Monday- Germany probably will re a . sive - ■ filtary and a large muni, r of peuple. ><ovorHo<*o-yi«ar-oh1 a mJ hor litt I Mr. an J M'S. R undtrje vh> have eivnty of tne water way. tAvteyt ar-old niete. b —n visiting their daighter, Mrs Sam Tin* t»oll rang and Court ne \ Jump«- W Ish of this city for several months, up and ran onr of tho nursery. ::he hive returned to their home at Pacific horrlofl to the fhrf/r, tnlt k»<t-'«d of <*-o in4 her brother, j .’•ho oxpoufod, -¡i'' Beach, Wash. Sixth Year Established in Jackson County. In. ' efl mtn ft. - . i* r rj bro • ;» eje* (,A Frank R. Seil of Beagle. Oregon, a ymii.g Moldi‘*r. transacted business in this ity Mon fi ;rfco il ye ho*- ?' -I hh - n if - day. he iorpilred pofttely. John F. Rocbo, a well known busi r-'pli^d ness mar. of Ashland, transacted bu3 - Personally conducted by D xitor-: ress ii: this city Monday forenoon. J. B Renault, Jr. was a visitor at Dow and Dow. Fully equipped M-df -rd Tuesday. for all surgical and ob.-.tetrical Sleet commissioner Ulrich has been eleamrg out the water dam on Jackson cases. Trained nurse-: only, em creek thia wees. Walter Kitto of Ashland was in town ployed. » coup e of days this wees. He came over with the in'enti >n of removing a “SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR THE PATIENT” couple of buildings but was informed that improvement assessments would have to be paid before removal would be perm 'ted. He returned to Ashland Telephone 11 Wednesday evening. .Mr and Mrs. Alexanders. Dmn who Cor: Apple Fifth and Riverside have been vuiti g the latter's father, Jon- Lyden, fo/ several months, left, for Portland Wednesday evening .Mrs. Mattie Thompson was a visitor a Medford Mon.Jay afternoon R A B c,th, stat? highway - omm i a o-i r, ar»i Herbert Nunn, stale high way e gir.eeT, were at th ,urt ho.<- tr. * week tn business r»:sti g to « >r< on the Far. fi- H'ghway anti o . r roi Is J. T. GagTir n, f’rep- e nr in tnx county. B.'/er’ Fog, known as “Slim M All kinds of rough and dre- e-i Lu.'.* er Deiald,” wno pm «de l g nl'y to a Specialties.- Dimen.',ion stu.u. .' - z e* -,r.s-ge of pass>r g forgo I eb<e .< «, se--e-'evl l oew'az by Judge Calkins Shingiej., Sash. Ä D'Xtrs, Roz' y P.i;. .-r : c- of the cir~ »1 'ourt to s-rv- '.■> o live years in the peniten'isrr. H- "i< Give ui atrial and Bu, Jac< tor-nd over to the State par-, <• "I r Jacksonville Post ANTIC EPISODI Í Car Built of ( oncrete. /Il Ile Cl tirihf> rut , »tv f » » I an r HT] 'CT ■* 1 U i Sir it h A. 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Heligoland to he Made Defenseless. • to ■ m fefA/ft hf 1'. S, Vol Tr- A ft Go * r /t r, E f'r. * > '• ff,r month Jof i/o - , ’ or ■ r , >or \ .r A eh Í ' 'If-i'. Iy tt ■ide J2.T th if , . ( T f M /5H IX /M / / Oregon. Lumber Yard • Pat .Hwayn« of Watk'ns wee < t>, nesa vieitor >n this eit-y fir«' of tt,. W». / Mr. Hwavna rcp.rts ' f' / hr-g 6 K r • opper App' ' M ( •'< of th« F d< re, f » r r Co was n towr 'I ui-«l,i ■/ tskeg p’• >r«s of -n ■ -> «« n-'l , ■ '.suin g ore from the Blu« !,• :g 'nine Mr and M's I, H Van II'.> >" i- M’-lfor-l W-«l M«df-,rl rr,,»n have epo-- I 1«, ' ’ e«ri, 'y "ci" for a - , ,'nl, c ,» «1 I >. p»r month t » keep open It.« Fed si empk«yrricr,' ■ fT,........ . |.||. ,,ni,,. >« I by the governm’,,' ft. - m."«. wee taken under advle*'n«nt James It B’rry voa e vieiint el Madfopd Fri-ley If h tnp .rtnd ti,-t it, u t- , f | of eno w s' Its'"« t e - fmf-ffy flrrmit <.r ,i. ti..., i . ae-, erpnlug in pt. ft. larl|u ,... . 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