Jacksonville Post
i
Jacksonville Over ine
T od
r
Su notait» for Publication in
California mil Try to
Enforce Dry Law. Foreclosure of Tax Lien.
Alias Simmons.
At The Churches
P resbyterian
1 > the G ircvit C ourt of the S tate
o-
O
regon
,
for
the
C
>
unty
of
J
ack
-
Albert
H.
Gammons. Minister
Without solicitation, the full miota
IN THE CIRCUIT CO’RT OF THE STATE OF
son '.
Sun'ay
Services
regularly as foliews:
for Jacksonville, of the Viet >ry Liberty
OREGON FOR HIE COUNTY OF J ACKSON
fr.cramento. Cal., April 15.—Gov.
William
E.
Campbell,
Plaintiff,
Loan
was
subscribed
early
to
day,
thus
IO
i OO^A. M. Sabbath School CL cs
Butler
an!
Thompson
Company,
LOCAL NEWS
v*.
making tne “old-once-upon-a-time”, ern r W. D. Stephens today sinned th«
for all ages.
Plaintiff,
11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with
town the hirst in Jackson coun’y to go Harris prohibition enforcement bill pro
F orenee Annetta Campbell. Defendant,
»si.
viding machinery for the enforcement
over
the
top
(Our
friends
David
B.
To
Fl
'fence
Annetta
Campbell,
D
■
»enrazn.
Elmira Miller, as au’rfiiniefra'»»» of the
Jacksonville Went Over The Top.
6:45 P. M. Christian Endtav r Pr. y
Hazen and Fred Lockley, of Portland, in California of national prohibition e tate of D. H. Miller, Elm'ra Miller, fendant:
Attorney H. D. Norton of Grants please take notice.) Mr. Ulrich, chair­ and defining as intoxicating any bev­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE cr meeting.
unknown
heira
of
D.
II.
.Miller,
estate,
fas«, transacted business in this city man for this city stated this m >rnii g I erage containing more than one-half of
7:30 P. M. Evening woi.bip, V i : k
First National Bank, Ciy ot Medford, OF OREGON, you are hereby required
“ to-day.
that no further subscriptions would te 1 per cent of alcohol.
to appear and ansWrr lie Comidaii t sermon.
Oregon,
and
all
other
pers
ns
and
Circulation of petitions asking for a
filed ag .in«t v u in the abCve entitled
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even-
M. D. Jone* left Monday for Dorris, solicited.
, referendum vote on the passage of the parlies unknown claim' g any right, Couit -n l cause, within six (6) weeks mg at 7:30.
Calit. where he has employment
t'tle,
es'ate,
lien
or
interest
in
and
to
Harris bill and the action of the iFgls-
f om the date of the first publication Everyone welcome to these meetings,
Tobe Garrett has leased the Taylor ANOTHER RESIDENT
lature in ratifying the nat’onal prûhi- I ti»e hereinafter described property.
of this Summons, that being the time
“i
»lad when they said unto me
h »use at the head of Fifth street and
Defendant*.
bition amendment will begin in Cali­
designated in the order of pub'ic iti> n let us go into th« the Lou e of the
will move into it in a few days,
To
Elmira
MiHer,
ttnknOWrt
he
rs
of
CALLED. fornia
April 26, Assemblyman Bismark
heretofore made and entered by the Lord. — Ps. 122:1.
Attorney Frank J. Newman of Med­
Bruck announced today. He said the the D. H. Miller estate, Elmira Millet Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge of th»
as
administratrix
of
the
D.
H.
Miller
ford transacted business in this city to­
referendum movement would be led by :
First Judicial District of Ortgon, with­
Sam Walsh, Well Known the
day.
California Grape Protecting assoc- I estate, First National Bank, City of in which you shall bo required to so
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
I Medford, Oreg< n, and all other persons
iation.
■ Justice Tiivlor of Medtord was a busi­ Citizen, Died Wednesday.
land parties unknown claiming any appear and answer said Complaint, or • Services held every Sunday morniny
*♦-
ness visitor in this city today.
right, title, estate, lien or ínteres’ in otherwise plead th reto, and you are t at 11 o’slock in 1. O. O. F. Hall.
hereby notified that if you fail to so (
The Medford company of Oregon
Tractor
Capsizes
on
and
to the hereinaft r describ-sd prop-
Sam Walsh, a well known resident of
appear and answer said Complaint, or ' Everybody welcome
national guard will give a banquet to
eit.v,
the
above
named
défehdantsj
Farm, Killing Driver. IN, THE NAME GF THE STATE otherwise plead thereto within said
members of the guard, Monday even­ ' , this city died at his home at 10:45
i Wednesday forenoon after an illness of
i time. Plaintiff'will apply to the Court
ing, April 21.
OF OREGON:
1 several years duration.
You are hereby notified that Butl r :'0r a Judgment against you by default
Clarence Raundtree arrived from i J Mr. Walsh was born at Boyd, Wis-
Woodburn, Or., April 15. —pan Hurt,
for the r»’ief prayed for in nis com­
Gamp Lewis, Wash.. Friday to attend | cousin, October 16, 1869, an 1 spent I who was driving a tractor for F. J. and Thompson Company is the holder plaint, succinctly stated as follows:
of certificate of delinquency number
the funeral of his uncle, Sam Walsh, i most of his youth in the middle
For a Deeres of absolute divorce
west. Kinns, on the Mrs. John Johnston 3550, issued on 'he 1st day of April,
held here to-day,
1 He came to Washington state in 1889, place west of Woodburn, was instant­
against you, forever dissolving the
1916,
by
Tax
Collector
of
the
County
<>f
Lloyd Sparks, son of Mr. and Mrs: ; and remained there until 1905, when he ly killed this morning when the tractor
bonds of matrimony heretofore and
W. R. Spasks, who had been visiling moved to Jaeksonvil , and has resided , ' ran into a ditch andjturned over, crush- Jacksor, and State of Oregon, for the now existing between you and said
amount
of
$40.50,
the
same
being
the
his sister at Matlo.'k, Wash., since be­ j here until his death. In early man I ing him to death. He Wa« endeavor-
P,aintitf, and for such other a.id further
ing discharged from the army, return­ | hood he worked in logging camps and I ing, with chains, to get the fraciur dut amount then due and delinquent for relief as to the Court may seem equit- ■'
ed home Friday. He reports that Mr. I was an expert woodsma ; later oh he of the ditch when the fatal accident, taxes for the year 1914, together with able.
penalty, interest and costs thereon up­
and Mrs. Cox and little Wesley are engaged in farming and pursu ’d that occured. He leaves a widow.
on
the real property assessed to you, * This summons is published and serv­
well and getting along nicely. Lloyd vocation up to the time of his death. |
of
which
you are the owner as appears ed upon j'ou by publication under and
has saved his pay while in the service
Daily Thought.
In 1892 he was married to Miss Ella j
of
record,
situated in said County and b, virtue of an orddr of the Honoraole
Conversation is the vent of character
and since his disc harge and brought Roundtree of Boisefort, Washington,
state, and particularly bounded and F. M. Calkins, Judge of the First
home a nice little nest egg.
Judicial District of Oregon, heretotore !
1 who survives him. He is also survived as well as of thought.—Emerson.
-•Hl,, I J
describid as follows, to-wit:
J. Percy Wells, formerly Superinten­ by three sons and one daughter, Harry, I
The 2nd Street West N. Side Des. insle and entered of record in said
r.<i:z r - cort on i
<
Club Work.
i....
>V,-1 y. CA. .: i £
dent of Schools for Jackson county, has i Clyde and Angus, and Alta, all at home !
D. R. 106 page 583, 132.46 front, and Court and cause o.i the 19th day of!
'■■•.. I a
- i , r- ■■ r s I
,
in
this
city.
April,
A,
D.,
1919;
The
first
pub.ica-
I
i-i
M
C UT. 1 ;.-
been elected principal of Klamath Falls
described as follows:
V. Ill ’ll O'jva v. I pr»!1 I'
■ tion of this Summons will be made on
| Mr. Walsh was a member of the |
intent law and i
m »
high school.
All those certain lots platted and des­ [ the 19th day of April, A. D., 1919.(
The
teacher
’
s
duties
and
responsibil
­
11. O. O. F. and Modern. Woodmen ,
ignated
a*?
lots
numbered
7,
Block
24,
Mrs. M. A. Caine was a visitor at orders, belonging to the Centralia1 ities in industrial club work has never
F.^J. N ewman ,
Lot 7, block 58, Lots 1-2 3 4 S 6 7-8 9
Ashland Thursday.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
: lodges. Sam, as he was best known I been oyer stated.
in
Block
1
of
D.
H.
Miller's
addition
Mrs. Barbara Refer was a visitor at i to his friends, was a good neighbor, a 1 Bankers and other business men and
to the city of Medford, Oregon, ail Office and Post Office Address,
Medford Thursday evening.
Medford. OregOn,
j kind and affectionate husband and farmsrs’ organizations are back of the
being in the City of Medford, JacK­
Street commissioner Ulrich has been father. He leaves a wide circle of work. The agricultural college, the
...
son County, Oregon.
busy installing water meters this wepk. | friends and acquaintances who sincerely j U. S. Department of Agriculture, and
You
are
further
notified
that
said
Field
Meets.
COUnly Superintendent Ager li^s ! sympathize with the bereaved family. ! the State Department of Education co­ Butler and Thompson Company has
Weather Report.
Funeral is being held to day (Satur­ operate in directing the work. Yet, paid taxes on said premises tor prior or
issued a four-page “School Letter”
A county field meet between Ach­
which is being mailed to teachers and day), the sermon being preached by club work is an educational endeavor subsequent veins, with the rate oi
and is operated largely through the
land, Medford and a combined te a in
school officers throughout the county. Rev. Robert A. Hutchinson of Suther­
schools. Therefore the responsibility interest oil Said amounts as follows, to- f'om aP the other schools of the coun-
Following is the report of U. S. Vol-.
The Letter contains a number of inter­ lin, Oregon.[Interment in the I. O. O. F.
wit:
f >r its success rests very largely with Year Date paid C. of D. Amt.
Int.
esting articles for the information of section of Jacksonville cemetery.
Tolu! ty wi.l be held at Ashland on May 2nd. I unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
the teachers.
1914 Apr. 1.1916
3350
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for month of Mar.
$40.50 !15% $57.45 Representatives will be chosed at this I Jacksonville,
teachers and directors. Several articles
1915 Nov. 5. 1917 Rec. 13221 55.93 15
65 95 meet to participate in the state meet ; Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
The
improved
organization
for
club
are reprinted in this issue of the Post. “Be Kind to Animals” Week.
1916 Nov. 5. 1917 Rec. 11750 43.60 15
51.31
work in this county makes it possible 1917 Jan. 18. 1619
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
¡atEugene on Muy 19th.
Mrs. John Marvin of Watkins was a
Rec. 22130
May 21 is the “Be Kind to Animals” for us to handle successfully more
The Annual Southern Oregon Field
1219.96
business visitor in this city WednsS- week for Oregon^ The work is under
members than we have had here-to-
Precip.
Said Elmira Miller, as administratrix, Mee‘ between schools of the second Pate Maximum Minimum
day.
the direction of the Oregon Humane tore. Certainly we should See to it of the estate of D. H. Miller, Elmira and third classes will again be held at 1
44
.06
37
The "Smudging Pot” has returned Education Society. Free literature that boys ana girls who are in position
2
48
60
37
Miller, tln'known heirs of D. H. Miller Talent on May 23.
to Medford again.
may be secured from that institution to take up this work be gi ven all the estate, First National Hank, City of
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51
The committee appointed to make 13
An effort is being made at Medford by writing to Mrs. F. W. Swanton, assistance possible in doing so. Where Medford, Oregon, and all other persons Jrrangemeht# tor the meet have de- I 4
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49
to raise $30,000 to finance the Pacific & Portland, Oregon, care of Oregon Hu­ conditions warrant it standard clubs and parties unknown claiming any j cided upon tile following livt of events i o r
31
48
Eastern railroad. The purchase price mane Society.
should be organized.
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33
right, title, estate, lien or interest in I for these contests.
i s
is $270,OK), but if $50,000 cash is paid
4Ö
28
and to the hereinafter described prop­ Track Events for Boys
the balance can be deferred for several
49
14
"A” & “B”Classes i ! 8
32'
“C” Class
erty, are further notified that said
years.
29
50 yd. dash 1 9
47
Butler and Thompson company will I 100 yd. dash
25
100 yd dash i 10
52
apply to the Circuit Court of the Coun­ 1 2J0 yd run
Mrs. Mand Kubll of Applegate was
220
yd
run
35
'
11
49
|
110
yd
run
ty
and
State
aforesaid
for
a
decree
a recent Visitor in this city.
30
55
foreclosing the lien against the prop­ i 220 yd hurdle, 30 in. 120 yd hurdle30 in. I 12
Members of the Eastern Star of this
' 13
48
35
erty above described and mentioned in 1 mile relay, 4 men (Talent meet
city made a vis’t to the lodge at Ash­
33
06
mile, open to boys from any class re­ 14
49
certificate.
And
you
are
hereby
sum
­
land Tuesday evening and report having
os
49
33
gardless of other events they are in. I 1 15
moned
to
appear
within
sixty
days
after
had an enjoyable visit. Those in the par­
29
Track Events for Girls
52
the
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
¡
16
ty were: Mrs. Nettie Thompson, Mrs.
“A” & “B” Class i 17
60
36
“C” Class
summons upon you, exclusive of the
Dora Harbaugh, Mrs. M. Dunnington,
50 yd dash I 18
39
50
yd
dash
54
day
of
said
first
publication
and
defend
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Fick, Mr. and Mrs.
100 yd dash : 19
33
55
this action or pay the amount dile as i 100 yd dash
W. H. Johnson, M”. and Mrs. E.
0 YOU KNOW that indigestion can be cured,
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29
above shown together with coBts and 120 yd hurdle, 24 in. 120 yd hurdle 24 in. ¡ 20
Langley, Mr. and Mrs. R Chapman,
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33
permanently cured, so that you can eat ary
accrued interest, and in case of your Field Events for Boys
1 21
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hines, Mr. E. Britt,
"A” & “B” Class ■ 22
32
“C” Class
67
failure
to
do
so,
a
decree
will
be
rend
­
Miss Mollie Britt, Miss Issie McCully,
kind of food that you crave? It has been don<
Run broad jump ' 23
»56
32
ered foreclosing the lien of said taxes Run broad jump
Miss Lulu Williams, Miss Kate Crone,
Kun high jump
30
Run high jump
65
24
and
costs
against
the
land
and
premises
not
only
once,
but
in
almost
every
case
when
Chair,
miller, Mrs. H. C. Sparr and Mrs. Ella
Shot put, 8 lb.
66
29
Shot put, 12 lb.
25
above named.
Bush
berlain’s Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. J.
33
Pole Vault
71
26
This summons is published in the Jave'in Throw
43
60
Frank E. Kendall of Applegate was
27
Jacksonvil.e Post once each week for Pole Vault
Pominville, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent over
a recent visitor in this city.
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41
; 28
"6
six consecutive weeks, under and bv For Girls
39
$2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma­
68
29
virtue of an order duly made, render, d “C” Class —Indoor base ball
Ed. Saltmarsh of Buncom was a
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40
: 30
and entered by the Hon. F. M. Calkin-, “B” Class—Indoor base bril
recent visitor in this city.
nently cured by these tablets
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34
I 31
Circuit Judge, on April 17th, 1919,
"A” Class —All-up IndianClub race
Clay Walker of Applegate was in
Date
of
first
publication
April
19,
1919.
town first of the week.
1.74
G. M. R oberts ,
Leland Cantrall ot Ruch has r-turn-
Thrift Contest
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Temperature —mean max. 56.54; mean
ed to his home, having been ruiei tlv
Address Medford National Bank Bldg.
discharged from the army service.
min. 32.39; mean 44.46; Max 71 on 31:
Medford, Oregon.
The boys and girls of Jackson coun- Minimum 2« on 7.
Greatest daily
Harry D Mills of Butte Falls was a
1 ty are being offered an opp irtunity to range, 38. Total precipitation 1.74
visitor in this city first of the week.
participate in a contest w lieh should inches, Greatest in 24 hours, ,.60 in.,
Mrs. William Webber who had been
develope some interesting adventures on 2.
Number of days with 01.
I ilia Iorces Give Battle. ■ in Thrift
in a Medford hospital has returned
inch
or
more
precipitation, 10. clear.
J.
T.
Gagnon,
Proprietor.
home.
Outline* of the content I. iv*
■ n 10; partly cloudy, 11; cloudy, 10.
"J as ten Hartman and son. Wesley
El Paso, Texas, April 14.—A mining sent to all the schools of the County so
All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber
Total snowfall
PATI- ' T T inches
1 A .V Y ERG,
made a business trip to Central Point
man who arrived here yesterday from | only the substance of . the prizes are
Precipitation
303
Seventh
for
St., season,
Waehinflto 20.44
mentioned.
Monday afternoon.
Specialties.- Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber,
Chihuahua City said reports were re­ I here
Precipitation for last season ¡9.06
ceived there of a fight at Santa Rosalia.
D. P. Thrift was a visitor at Med-
Here are the Prizes.
Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes
Seasonal average
90 miles from the state capital, Mon­
ford Tuesday.
1. A í¿ W. S. S Certificate will be
E. B ritt ,
day, between government troops and given to the boy cr girl who sends in
Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products
Judge Gardner made a trip to Port-
Cooperative
Observer.
Francisco Villa's main force, with Villa the best Adventure in Thrift story of
land first of the week to confer with
New
Shed
113
Front
St.
Phone
859
in
personal
command
and
General
Fe
­
the state commissioners in regard to
the most novel —the most unusual
lipe Angeles second in command.
MEDFORD
OREGON
Jackson county highways.
method of making money with which Southern Oregon Traction Com­
The Villa followers were driven from War Stamps have been purchased.
Easter Sunday to-morrow.
h; town Monday morning, aecorling
pany Time Table
2. A $5 W. 8. S. Certificate will be
All work done in 1919 spot cash at
to tneae reports, he said, and the fight giv-n to the b >y or girl who sends in
W. R. Sparks.
ing was reported to have been in prog­ the best Adventure in Thrift story of
Rev. Robert A. Hutchinson of Suth­
ress when tie left for the border.
the most ingenious or original methxi
Effective Feb. 22d. 1919
erlin, a former pastor of the M. E.
of making money with which War
church of thia city, came down Thurs­
Leave Jacksonville.
Sivirgs
Stamps
have
been
purchased
Phone No. 52
day evening and spent Friday and to­
7:20 a. m. daily except Sunday
Educational Tests.
3. A $5 W. S. S. Certificate will be 8:30 a. m. daily except Sunday
day with friends here and at Medford.
given to the boy or girl who sends in 10:00 a. m. Sunday only
He officiated at the funeral of Sam
Standard educational effeciency test« the best Adventu-e in Thrift story of 11:30 a. m. daily except Sunday
Walsh thia afternoon.
Hess Stock & Poultry Tonic
are being given in every school in the hardest work performed (time put 2:00
Mrs. W. R. Sparks was a visitor at
P- m. daily
JacKson County in the subjects of read­ in, kind of work and results considered) 3:45 P m. daily
Medford first of the week.
Absorbine for Animals
ing, writing, arithmetic, spelling lai g- in selling War Saving Stamps between 5:00 D. m. daily
The rain this week freshened up
uage, algebra and also a reasoning January 1st and October 1st, 1919.
7:15 P- m. Wed & Sat. only
Gumbault’s Caustic Balsam
lawns and will help sprout the recently
test, The University of Oregon will Ten Prizes of fl Each in Thrift Stamps
Leave Medford,
planted garden seeds.
assist in Compiling data and publish the
Formaldehyde, Water Glass
Ten prizes of JI each in Thrift 8:00 a. m. daily except Sunday
The Southern Oregon Presbytery
result in bulletin form to be sent back Stamps will be given for the ten next
will hold its 61st session at Medford,
to all schools. The plan will enable best Adventure in Thrift stories by I 9:30 a. m. Sunday only
Tanlac
for
Everybody.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
school offi ers and teic’ierj to compare boys and girls wh > have earned money I 9:45 a. m. daily except Sunday
10:38 a. m. Jui.day only
next week. An excellent program will
the work b.ing done in our »cii-.-'Is s’i'i invented it in Thrift Stamps.
J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor
u
b1 presented and a large attendance is
with that K „ - I
' xpectei. The Women’s Presbyteri I
‘ •
ah -AVI- ,.-
will meet Wednesday in its annual
will be watched with cons.derable q
Ager, Chairman, Jacksonville,
spring session.
interest as the work progresses.
------ •
Oregon.
i
SATURDAY, APRIL 19,
1919
I
D
Lumber Yard
THE CITY DRUG STORE
Farmers & Stockmen! we have
Jacksonville
-
Oregon,