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Jacksonville Post
SATURDAY, MARCH 29. 1919
LOCAL NEWS
William L. Levis of Central Point
was a business visitor in this city to­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Georg? Lewis were
v si'ors at Medford Friday.
Mesdames Parson and Jackson of
Ashltnd visited Miss I-=sie Me Cully
this week.
Mrs. Agnes Butler, Miss Alice Hoeft
and Miss Edith Hoeft attended the
Kolb and Dill performance at Medford,
Thursday evening.
Mayor Britt and sister. Miss Amalia,
were visitors at Medford Friday.
Olin Knox left We lnesdav for Grants
Pass where he will visit relatives.
Mrs. Rov Ulrich was a visitor at
Medford Monday forenoon.
Judge Gardner returned Friday from
Portland where he had been attending
a road meeting.
The Victory Loan Special will be in
ths valley next week, a telegram to
the Post announced last night. The
trophies will be on exh'bitioa at Ash­
land Saturday night and at Medford on
the following Monday.
Wallace Eattlick, of Ashland, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pitz Wednesday.
Joe Gagnm is hauling lo-s from h s
timber tract on Jackson creek to tic
mill al Medford.
Judge Gardner reports tha- pros- eel»
for state ad on the road to Eagle Point
and also the riad to the Blue Ledge
niitie.are good. It the state commissio «
approves these projects it is likely (h it
he government will “chip in" for a
part of the expens .
William Newman of Portland was in
town Friday morning enroute to the
Applegate valieyjto visit his mother,
Mrs. John Marvin Mr. New.n in will
be remembered by many of the oidi r
residents of the city ¡as he lived he e
about forty years ago.
W. G. Kenney and .J. W. Opp were
visitors at Medford Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Smith was a visitor it
Medford Friday afternoon.
Jasten Hartman who h is been re-
pairihg a bridge near Medford, com
pleted the job today.
New Plan Puts eft
Peace Another Month
Paris, (March 26.— It has become
known that a serious effort is being
made in the highest quarters to join to­
Preparations are about c omplcte for gether all the peace treaties with Ger­
beginning the drilling of a test well for many, Austria, Turkey and Bulgaria,
oil in the Coker Butte district near i thus making one comprehensive treat)
I in which Germany would be linked with
Medford.
' the
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other »«>,.«..
central powers as their re-
J. B. Renault, general manager for sponsible head,
the Home Gas Appliance company, re- j
While such a step would cause some
ports good success in securing local |
delav, yet the American and British
agents in a number of towns and feels
I leaders here feel that it would save
assured that the volume of business
will be large, Mr. Renault has recent­ (time in the end. The inclusion of Aus-
| tria in a comprehensive treaty would
ly! purchased en Overland ear to
facilitate his traveling to different I be particularly acceptable to Italy,
! which has resented the conclusion of
points.
High way is Praised
by all Mot r sts
LATIN QUARTER'’ OF TOKYO
HEADGEAR OF ALL FASHIONS
Ml Kinds of Schools and Colleges for
the Seeker of Knowledge to Be
Found There.
In the Revolutionaiy War the Hat»
Worn by the Soldiers Were of
Many De,inns.
Ho si River, Or., Match 28. — Every
motorist passing this way i< boustirg
outer of the country, vibrates with
'he Cobim' u River highway, Al- student life. In iiddition to its Im-
t lougll the winter h ,s been Hard 1 r perh.l university, there nre two large
roads, the u ipived s.retch of the
private universities with over 12.000
between here an 1 Cascade 1. c
stud« nts, various teihilcul si li.mls,
S id to have emeiged it, ex«-t
commercial schools, normal colleges.
In th s, |u,ids, middle schools, u foreign
shape. J. 8. Nil kelson has bee
charge of the maintenance of ihe io . language school, Buddhist mid mission
He has kept views of mm busy te­ ary schools ami 234 primary schools,
rn o ing : tides and w lehing *li. drain­ Gertrude Emerson writes in Asia
Magazine.
age.
The presence of thousands of ymn.g
Students from distant purls of the
country who have answered the lure
Uncle Eben.
‘TT you stop to think befo' you of the capital has brought about a
housing problem.
Many
speak,” said Uncle Eben. “de chances «'tirious
are you'll discover you didn’ have schools provide their own dormitories;
most of the provinces support one, ami
nuilln’ wuf tellln', nohow.”
certain philanthropic persons make
contributions. Tlie greater number of
THE ACiD TEST
these Tokyo dormitories and hoarding
Imuses are located in the quarter of
Provost Marshal-General Crowder’s K.imla, or the "Latin Quarter," ns the
report of the work of mobilizing the students themselves i uphemistlcally
man-power of the nation under the
cull It. Jimbo Clio, the principal thor­
Selective Draft Act disclosed the rea- oughfare, with its rows ami rows of
son why America was able to pro-
little open-faced second-hand hook
(luce such a tremendous quantity of
shops catering to the promiscuous stu­
foodstuff despite the drain upon the
dent taste, almost rivals the Quais of
labor of the country by the operation
Paris, A tour of inspection will throw
of the draft. The reason was that
sixty-five per cent of the farm labor an interesting side light on young
cf the country registered for mili­ Julian's meatal furniture. There Is
tary service was given deferred classi­ invariably a section devoted to foreign
books, most English translations of
fication upon agricultural grounds.
Saving the possible exception of such writers as Maupassant, Zola,
shipyard workers no other single in­ Baudelaire, Maeterlinck, ami the Rus­
dustry was given such consideration sians; Ibsen, Oscar Wilde, Shaw ami,
as was the pursuit of farming and no by the way of showing tlie open mind-
class of producéis was treated more eilness of tlie age, Schopenhauer ami
fairly than the farmers. This was Conan Doyle very frequently sid«- by
right and just, yet to the credit of side on the same shelf. Then there
nre volumes of th -ology and Innuiner-
the government.
The war is over as far as the fight­ ahle "Self Helps to Practical English."
ing is concerned and the government It is a curious, Indigestible, III assort­
turns to the people to settle up the ed mass of literary material—this
bills incurred in ending it. It ex- that the Japanese student avidly swal­
pects the farmer, individually and as lows, like a prescribed dose, convinced
a class, to retaliate with the "square Hint with one gulp he will become mas­
ter of all Western wisdom.
deal.”
The Victory Liberty Loan—tbo last
of the Liberty Loans—is coming next
month.
It is going to catch the DEMAND FOR HOLY PLACES
farmer at the wrong season. That is
So Long as Religion Exists There
good.
Must Be Spots Devoted by Men
P. will be an acid test.
Pit The Churches
P resbyterian
Albeit H. Gammons. Minister
Sunday Services regularly hs folio» s;
1O:IM>JA. M. Sabbath School Cl; .is
Tn our past wars there were no such for all ages.
11; M A. M. Morning Wets tip,’ Will
things a< Hying shrapnel, or alrpl uu »•
that dropped darts of steel on the ser no'i
soldiers below, so American soldi» r>
6:15 !'. M. Christian End-.. . al­ Pray
wort ordinary army hats. But modern er meeting.
warfare has made it necessary Un. i
7:30 P. M. Evening « Ot.-1.¡¡ , V. 111
soldiers wear helmets of steel.
sermon.
tn the Revolutionary war our sol-
Prayer meeting on VVidnerdiiy CV< II-
diem’ hats were of many designs, < Hu-
of the most common was the ‘ cocked” ing at 7:3 '.
Everyone welcome to these meeth.gs.
hat, made of black or brown felt nnd
“i was glad when they said onto me
turned up on the skies to form three
corners. The Virginia rillemen wore let us go into the the In u-c ol I e
brown felt hats with one side turned Lord.- I’s. 122:1.
up, and the Maryland riflemen brown
fur trimmed lints.
The hat generally worn by the New
CHRISTIAN SCH NCE
York rangers or rillemen was of black
felt, cap shaped, turned up in front
Services held every Sunday troll ii
with a plume. Sometimes words wert
at 11 o’clock in 1. O. O. F. Hall
marked on tin* front, su<h as “Liber
ty,” “Death,” etc. Soldiers in the Everybody welcome
cavalry or “light horse” of Philadel­
phia wore sportsmen’s caps, ornament­
ed with bucks* tails.
Hats worn by the First Governors’
foot guards of Connecticut were close­
ly modeled after those of the British
Grenadiers. They were of black fur,
cap shaped, with a piece of yellow felt
In front. On the side they were deco­
rated with a red plume. Privates in
the Pennsylvania companies wore
braid-bound hats. Tlie dragoons wore
ruD-slniyvd UeluwtM,
Highest quality. j< ■ < 1“
repairing, di? mor d set
ting, watch r< pait irg
agate mounting and jew
elrv nv.' ufacturiug.
Mar’in J. Reddy,
St..
MEDFORD.
(WGON
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THINK VAMPIRES KILL SHEEP
Macedonian Shepherds Have Firm Be­
lief In the Existence of Creatures
of a Lower World.
ourc fle
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l or l'hoto. t<>r .
FREEREPORTt
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li.- < ■ < In ,« !v. i 4. ;
l’.RÙNCLS
Seul J <. 'it t l i ' mi' s f *r invaluabl.* Iw>*>k
OH -O> TO CM7M*..è
fi 5»ELL FACLKI
4 \. i.i t'.vv. ii
lo pel « panne
XA'.Ulbh- HlluriUlV'H
1*1 proniptlyobtninefl li
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A Macedonian shepherd, tending his
i
flocks in tlie high pastures, sets off
r I
on his rounds in the morning, and finds
PArt
LAWYERS,
several of Ills sheep mangled about the
303 Seven, h St., Washinctnn, 0. C tJ
neck, dying or dead, lie hastens to
S'«'-
the nearest village mid spreads tlie aw­
terms with Germany in a doeumer t
ful news—Vampires!
Lewis Ulrich an I Jno. M. Williams I which failed to deal W'th Italy’s inter-
Now, n vampire may only be seen
Co. have new ads this week: they each I ests in Austria.
by certain gifted people, and these
muke it their life’s business to destroy
contain matters of interest to careful
Weather Report
The movement for a single treaty
them. Their usual fee Is about sixty
bu. ers. Better read them.
with all the four powers probably
to Veneration.
dollars. So the shepherd hastens to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich were at grows out of Premier Orlando’s strong
As long ns religion exists men will a vampire killer, and this mail takes ! Following is the report ot U. S. Vol
To learn to save is the first impor­
Medford to see Kolb and Dill in "As opposition to such omission. The plan
look for Its holy places. If they do not down his long musket, loads It, anil unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Brill
tant
lesson
of
life.
has not yet been fully determined ur-
You Were”, Thursday night.
find its sanctuaries ready at hand in rams down a holy wafer on top of
Jacksonville,
for month ¡of Dec.
THRIFT MEANS
County Judge Gardner and both the on.
the natural features of the country in the charge. He puts on a long sheep­
Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; lout -
Should the plan be adopted, it is ex-
which they live, or If they ure not pro­ 1 skin coat and sets out for the hills.
county commissioners were at Port land
Just before dawn he will be heard tude 123 deg. 5 min. w est.
Getting the most for your money to­ vided with places consecrated by the
th s week trying to arrange for state pected that the four treaties could le
day and in the future.
history of the past, they will make to fire n single shot. At daybreak ho
and government aid for roads in Jack- linked and completed by Maj- 1.
i’reeip
Being able to meet your obligations them for themselves in their churches shows the shepherd a pool of blood. Date Maximum
Minimum
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son county.
That is the dead vampire, for a vam­
to your business associate, your family mid tlieir shrines.
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pire
is
ail
blood,
mid,
being
shot,
of
Attorney Newton W. Borden of
All work donein 1919 spot cash at and your country.
Men need some special place where
o
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Course resolves into a pool of blood.
Medford transacted business in this city W. R. Sparks.
AO
Getting the most out of life, in short, they can know that they are In the
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A vampire slayer Is treated with
Tuesday.
Divine presence mid can offer their
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W anted — Stumpage near Jackson­ naking of it a real success.
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great deference by Ills neighbors, lie 4
homage
before
bls
throne.
The
places
War
Savings
Stamps
are
a
tangibh
Judge H. G. Dox, mention of whose ville. A. T. Edmunson; Beagle, Orc.
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Is
a
power
In
the
land.
But
In
all
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of men's veneration are frequently ini
iHnncc of sncco°s.
illness was made in the last issue of
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pressive and beautiful, but, on the villages there Is usually one scoffer; 6
this paper, was taken to a hospital at
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other hand, they may be the barest one man who can rend, or, perhaps, 7
Medford Monday. Latest reports state
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buildings, having nothing of grnee or Ims traveled outside bls native land, 8
lie laughs when you mention vampires,
that he is improving.
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beauty to please the eye. Yet the
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Sixth Year Established in Jackson County.
have
meanest building becomes ablaze with and talks of wolves mid dogs that
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H. C. Knopp of Applegate was in
run amuck, lie even hints that It is III
Divine
glory
to
those
who
have
met
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35
town first of the week.
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with 11
possible
to
hide
a
bladder
filled
God within its walls. And where gen­
10
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blood beneath the long sheepskin (•out 12
A local teachers’ institute is schedul-
eration after generation of men, each
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e 1 to be held here this afternoon.
In its turn, litis bent In reverence to the slayer wears. There Is bad feeling 13
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between the vampire slayer mid this 1 I
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worship, or to listen in faith to the
The public service commission has
scoffer.
They
pass
each
other
without
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word of the most high in warning, en­
Personally conducted by Doctors
a ithorized an increase in gas rates to
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couragement or comfort ns they most speaking.
be charged in Ashland, Talent, Phoenix,
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need, they have dedicated holy places
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Dow
and
Dow.
Fully
equipped
Me Iford, Grants Pass and Roseburg,
“Houses Roofed With Gold.”
with a reverence due to tlie honor of
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effective April 1.
“Houses roofed with gold,” of which 19
God and tlie memory of his people.—
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for all surgical and obstetrical
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis and Mr.
Marco Polo wrote from rumor, were
London Tinies.
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zo
not mythlcnl. On first arriving In Ja­
and Mrs. G. R. Chapman went over to
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cases. Trained nurses only, em­
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pan I uttide a journey to Otoko Yanin, ¿1
see Kolb and Dill, at Medford Thursday
The Ancient Quipu.
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night.
The quipu reached Its most elaborate in central Japan, January 27, 1871, to 23
ployed.
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test
tlie
story.
form ntnong the Peruvians, from whose
John Cantrall of Ruch who is ill with
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l or centuries gold hail little more 21
language the term “quipu,” meaning
“SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR THE PATIENT”
57
a complication ot diseases, was taken
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"knot,” Is borrowed. It consists of a value in Japan than in South America '•r’
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to a hospital at Medford, Wednesday.
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Balboa
sought
the
Pacific.
Even
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when
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main cord, to which are fastened nt
0>
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48
The county draft board has finished
given distances thinner cords of dif­ until 1851* gold was worth only four 27
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ferent colors, each cord being knotted I hues as much iis silver. I found nt 28
its labors and will officially cease to
Telephone 11
in divers ways for special purposes, the Sldnto temple, erected 859 A. o.. 29
exist to-day. The records have been
and each color having Its own signifi­ ii glided rnln conduit which once en­ 31)
turned over to the government.
Cor: Apple, Fifth and Riverside
cance. Red strands stood for soldiers, circled the whole of the eaves of the 31
Garden making is the populat past
yellow for gold, white for silver, green roof, but alter the long wars only ■'!<)
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time this week.
for corn, and so forth, while a single feet or so wits left.
Even nt tlie Vienna exposition the
knot meant ten, two knots meant twen­
Cyrenius Combest of Buncom was a
ty, double knots two hundred. Such solid gold plates on the dolphin from T« mperature—mean max. -In.5 mei .
visitor tn this city Wednesday.
the Niikovn ensile attracted attention.
simple devices served manifold pur
Im n. 32.82: mean 37. 6; Max 5:’ on 14:
Smallpox is reported at Grants Pass
poses. Besides their convenience in It is historically true that In early Jn-
Greatest daily
Minimum 21 on 1.
E.
this week.
ptin
there
were
roofs
of
gold.
—
W.
reckoning, they were used for keeping
range, 20. Total precipitation 6.36
the nnnals of the empire of the Incas; Griths In Neu York Tribune.
W. H. Canon and B. F Piatt of
in< •bea. Greatest in 24 hours, .92 in ,
for transmitting orders to outly Ing
Medford were admitted permanently to
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Number of days w llh 01.
of
on
provinces;
for
registering
details
Getting Full Value of Flowers.
practice law in Oregon, by the supreme
Highly ornamental vases nre ntlrnc- inch or more precipitation, 22, clear.
the army.
court at Salem, Tuesday.
J. T. Gagnon, Proprietor.
tlve In themselves but, as flower bidd­ 3; partly cloudy, 1) cloudy, 25.
Apr.cot trees are in bloom this week.
ers. they tuny be said to be piirllnl
inches
Individuality In Groves.
Total snowfall 1
All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber
Chauncey Florev visited friends at
18.66
To many people a grove Is n grove, failures, ns they do not serve their
Precipitation for season,
purpose
to
the
fullest
extent.
They
Eagle Point, Sunday.
nnd all groves are alike. There Is as
16.65
astseason
Precipitation
for
Specialties.-
Dimension
stuff,
Finishing
Lumber,
marked a difference between different rather attract attention to themselves,
G. E. Pitts ot Applegate was a
Seasonal average
than set off the blooms for which they
forests ns between different communi
Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes
recent visitor in this city.
are
designed.
A
vase
of
plain
iiinterlnl
E. B ritt ,
ties. A grove of pines without un­
Benton Pool of Buncom transacted
Cooperative Observer
derbrush, carpeted with the fine-fin­ or color, or one on which the design Is
Give
us
a
trial
and
Buy
Jackson
County
products
business in this city «Monday.
gered russet leaves of the pine, nnd obscure, Is more to be desired, as It
odorous
of resinous gums, has scarce­ presents the Howers In their full beau­
Phone
859
Harrison Fields of Forest creek was
New Shed 113 Front St.
ly
a
trace
of likeness to a maple ty, nnd does not distract one's atten­ Southern Oregon Traction Coni
a visitor in this city Friday.
OREGON
MEDFORD
woods, either In the Insects, the birds, tion. In the same way, n vase of llls-
Mr. and Mrs. Chari is Berwert were
the shrubs, the light and shade, or the terwnre. of n shade that blends with
p in.v Time Table
the flowers It holds, Is fur more at­
visitors at Medford Saturday night.
sound of its leave«. ... At nay
tractive tlinn one of contrasting color.
Miss Zola Knox Was a visitor at
rate, the first pines must have grown
Vases that me to be used for nil kinds
on the sen shore, nnd learned their
Medford Friday.
ot Howers.might tietier lie green, of 11
first accents from the surf nnd the
Effective Feb. 22d, 191.'
dull shade, ns this resembles the plant
Mrs. Harry Hollingsworth of Med­
waves; and their posterity have borne
Leave Jacksonville.
coloring mid is not notlcenble.
ford, formerly Miss Pearl Dox of this
ft Inland to the mountains.—Henry
7:20 a. m. daily except Sunday
Phone No. 52
city, left Wednesday for Portland
Ward Beecher.
8:30 a. m. duilv except Sunday
Death of Madame Roland.
where she will bs operated on at Si.
Tli«» terrible French
revolution 10:00 a. m. Sunday onlv
Vincent's hospital for the removal ot a
Liberty Is Responsibility.
brought many women ns well as inch 11:10 a. m. daily except Sunday
goitre which has been causing her a
Pence and order and security and
Into prominence, some for their genius, j 2:00 p. m. daily
great deal of suffering. Seven weeks
liberty are safe so long ns love of
Rome for their crimes ami sonic for ■ 3:45 p. m. daily
Just received, a new line of
country burna in the heart of the peo­
aK« she underwent an operation at Sa •
their misfortunes. Among the num- 5:00 p. rn. daily
ple. It should not be forgotten, how­
reJ Heart hospital, Medford.
her was Mme. Roland, wife of n fa­
Perfumery,
Box Paper,
J f
ever, that liberty does not mean law-
i 7:L5 p. m. Weil & Sat. only
mous adherent of the revolution, who
bpeed C jp ’ McDonald has resigned
lessiiexx. Liberty to make our own
Leave Medford.
was guillotined November 8, 179.3. A 1
his position as depu’y sheriff and has
Fountain Pens, Toilet Goods,
laws does not give us license to break
d
illy except Sunday
sh<
’
passed
to
the
scaffold,
she
gazed
8:00
a.
m.
gone to Portland whero he expects to
them. Liberty to make our own laws
locate,
Correspondence Cards,&c.
commands a duty to observe them our- at u gigantic statue of Liberty erected . 9:30 a. m. Sunday only
selves a nd to enforce obedience among near it and exclaimed, “<> Liberty! 9:15 a. m. ilaily except Sunday
J. W. Pomeroy of Williams, Oregon,
nil other« within their jurisdiction. how many crimes are committed in thy . 10:38 a. m i. Sunday only
was a recent visitor in this city.
J. W.Robinson, M. I)., Proprietor
Liberty is responsibility, and responsi­ name!” Mme. Boland was not <u>ly 12:08 Noct« ’• daily
A. S. Bohl of Applegate was in town
bility i.s.'liiy. «ml that duty is to pre-' a* good but a beautiful woman» and ; 2:45 p. m. daily
this week.
!
erve the exceptional liberty we en- 1 the guillotine took tin- life of one who 1 4:30 p. tn. daily
'<>v
within the law ar.d for the luw Was, perhaps, tin» most r<-markable I 6:09 p. m. daily
John Spiker of Watkins was a recent
woman of tlie French revolution.
and by the law.—McKinley.
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THE DOW HOSPITAL
The Dow Hospital
Medford
Oregon.
Lumber Yard
THE CITY DRUG STORE
NEW GOODS’
a
Jacksonville
Oregon
▼ sitor in this city.
10;00:p. m. Wul.& Sat. only
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