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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1919)
Jacksonville Post M,s-J B• ^nmvidted her Par ent#, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Adams, on Wagner creek, recently. SATURDAY, MAY 3. 1919 Judge and Mrs. G. A Gardner visit ed friends at Talent, Sunday. LOCAL NEWS Miss Maxine R ise of Talent visited at the Ager home lirst of th? week. Earl Meding of Medford, w f Joe Gagnon of Medford transacted tainnja tn t-I»L. city »U.. Th.... _ 1__• | business in this Thursday.} J a« ten Hartman and sons are re pairing a county bridge at Applegate, this week. Judgs Gardner made a trip to Evans creek Tuesday to inspect some road work in that district. Charles Moon, a well known miner and prospector was shot and killed while at work in a placer mine on Ash creek, ten miles from Hornbrook, Calif, last Saturday. Mr. Moon was a son of A. S. Moon, of Sams Valloy, and re sided in Jackson county nearly all his lifetime. Clay A. Walker of Applegate was a business visitor in this city Friday. Mrs. Mary E. Day was a recent visi tor at Medford. E. P. Anthony, an attorney of Albany was a business visitor in this city day. James Buckley of Ruch was a tor in this city Thursday. A. H. Davis, an attorney of Ash- land, and Miss Idd Plummer were mtrried in this city Monday afternoon by County Judge, G. A. Gardner, Mrs. Arabella Ross Davis, who died at Mountain View, California, Sunday April 27, was buried in the cemetery at this city Wednesday. Mrs. Davis was a daughter of the late Col, John Ross, a noted pioneer of Jackson coun ty- T. J. Williamson, a former well known resident of this city, died at his home in Medford Saturday, April 26. The body was shipped to Portland for cremation. The Ashland lodge of Elks expect to initiate a class of forty ^candidates to night. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reames of Kla math Falls, were here Wednesday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Arabella Ross Davis, who was a sister ofx'Mrs. Reames. Miss Ellen Hartman attended the Sevensen funeral at Central Point Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ella Walsh and son Harry were visitors at Medford Thursday. Attorney Frank J. Newman of Med ford transacted business in this city Thursday forenoon. Mac. Johnson has moved into the Dr. Golden house on Oregon street, have a bilious attack your liver fails perform its functions. You become con stipated. The food you eat ferments in your stomach instead of digesting. This inflames the stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible headache. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you will soon be as well as ever. There is nothing better. Lumber Yard Antone Rose has a novel scheme to get additional water for irrigating his garlen: he plans to put in a jet pump (somewhat on the plan of a hydraulic ram) to lift water from a well on his premises, the jet to be operated by city water. As the water pressure in the city mains is about 100 Ins. to the square inch aud the well is only 19 feut deep, the plan might work well. 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 The members of the county court made a trip to the Applegate valley to examine the condition of roads and bridges in that region, Friday. Miss Celia Hansen of Medford visit ed friends in this city first of the week. Mrs. B. L. Moses and children were visitors at Medford today. Mrs. Martha Dunnington and Mr«. Barbara Reter were visitors at Med ford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Henry Hansen of Med ford visited friends in this city Sunday. Attorney H. A. Canaday of Med fori transacted business in this city today. Mrs. W. R. Sparks was a recent visitor at Medford. O. M. Knox was a business visitor at Central Point Thursday afternoon. Miss Issie McCully was a visitor at I Medford Wednesday afternoon. Miss Zola Knox was avisito^at Med ford Thursday. i PRESERVATION OF SURFACES. Cruds but Effective Processes Employ ed by the Egyptians and Greeks of Pliny’s Day—Noah Prudently Waterproofed the Ark. A i t H. Gammons, .V ----4---- By MILDRED WHITE. IH ^opytigiit, IJHH. by Uebteiu Newspaper I U.ott.> "Take me with you, Barrie,” his sis ter begged. “I'll promise not to l»rea’< In on your fishing, and 1 have always wanted to stop at that Inn on the shore." But her brother shmd: bls betid. I know what that would mean,” he compbtlned; “being dragged in with new-made acquaintances for all sorts of entertainments. I ant going to in dulge myself in a fishing trip, and not to make a target for a lot of angling girls.” Minister i ,i'oi Services regularly as tv? a «: i >:0t' '. M. Sabbath School Ul;..-C8 ai a. 1 I es. 11:0’1/. M. Morning worship, with ei t m.> 6:15 M. Christian Endeavar I’ray er me-. ng. 7:’t- p. M. Evening worship, with sermon. Prater meeting on Wednesday even ing at 7:30. Everjone welcome to these meetings. ”i was glad when they said unto me let us go into the the house of the Loid.— l’s. 122:). 0. SWIFT & CO. Koveralls Keep Kids Kleen $1.59 the Suit AsufT FREE ,F^EY Ray Coleman, son of Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. B. Coleman of this city, who enlist- e 1 in the navy about two years ago is home on a furlough. His ship, the U. S. S. Pittsbuug, is now at Ports- mouth, N. H. All work done in 1919 spot cash at W. R. Sparks. i S’range Sources From Wh Pigments Used by Modern Painters Are Derived. P resbyterian JUST A LARK Whether paint was Invented In nn “As to that,” answered Miss Dulcie, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE swer to a need for u preservative or to 5<>u urp h»o absorbed in your own meet a desire for beauty is a question ■"••ill's, Barrie, to notice that I ant ttsii Service# held every Sunday morning fully us knotty ns the ancient one about ally n target mi self for confidi nt mal’ is not |to be scoffed at according to at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. Unbelievable ns It nmj George Le Marquard, present the relative time of arrival of the attention. very body welcome. manager seem. I also yearn for solitary pleas chicken or the egg. It was Invented of the Bay City station. ure. I'd rather inJoy myself In m.x “Empl<>ym >nt Sunday” 3 though, and It serves both purposes Captain Marquard save the airplane own way, with hooks for company, nnd Announced. equally; so whether It Is nn offspring •to dress exactions to bother. Let me will be valuable in locating schools of of mother necessity or an adopted son go. Barrio; I will hide away In n cor e#t quality, jewelry whales and notifying the hunting ships, Salem, Or,, April ¿7.— May 4th will tiring, diamond set rather than killing the whales wi.h baobterv.d as “employment Sunday ’ of beauty remains forever a disputed ner with magazines tu.d chocolate«.) ting, watch repairing, question. tnd have the time of my life." airplane guns. throughout the United States and Got- agate mounting and jew The first men, cowering under tin- “ And I suppose." her brother scoffed, elr.v manufacturing. In the early part of the season, says ern >r O1 -ott t slay issued a statemei t fierce and glaring suns of the biblical ‘‘that I wouldn't be hailed at cvonlnt’, Martin J. Reddy, the captain, it is difficult to locate calling up in the pe>ple of Oregon tc tired after a day's sport, to help you countries, constructed rude huts of i 212 I W.in St MEI’I'onil. OREGOV whale schools. With an airplane wire observe the day. The puro >«.- is to aid wood to shelter them. The perishable entertain Mi«« New Somebodv or oth less, he says, much better results could state and federal agencies in findn’g em er." nature of these structures caused rapid be gained than by whalers. ployment for returned soldiers am ‘‘Toil wouldn't.' his sister promised, decay, and It Is probable that the oc sailors. Suddenly her xpresslve face brlglit- cupants, seeking some artificial means oneil. “Barrle,” she said. “I’ll tell you of preservation, hit upon the pigments whnt : Let us pretend we are a mar- of the earth in their search. It Is per .'led couple. Just for a lark. Why haps natural to suppose that It was not? That understanding would pro the Instinct of preservation that led vent file troublesome complications i-I Fl. 4 OR NG FEE. men to the search, although the glories vou are con .luring. No one knows ns TRADE-MARKS I ( OpyiiglilM regl.H- i.«it rt’<!. ‘ i it.l h l or Photo, tor of tilt1 sunsets and the beauties of the !n that otif-of-the-wny place; we a re FREE REPORT oil p .! t.itl’ iiv. Patent pract- rainbow may have created a desire to not likely to see again those we may l. ill REFERENCES. Send 2 i '“'is in st’inins for invaluable book imitate those wonders in their own meet. Even In that possibility, the ■OW TO OnTAi.M <1 SELL PATENTS, U ht« h ones v. t.i pa. ’ . II to get a parttier, dwellings. thing would be considered a natural pilent »¡..v and oilier valuable intorniatimi. The earliest record of the applica mist nke Mr. and Miss Trent. Instead >f Mr. nnd Mrs." Dulcie jumped to tion of a preservative to a wooden lor feet. "Oh! come on. agree, Bar- structure dates from the ark, which PATENT IAWYCRS, was, according to the Bible, "pitched rle she coaxed, and laughingly Bar- 303 Seventh St, Washington, D. C within and without.” The pitch was a rle agreed. triumph of preservation whatever It He was hound to admit the wisdom lacked as a thing of beauty. if Ids sister's plan, after Ills first silt- Decoration applied to buildings first '«factory day’s fishing. The tree-shel comes to light with ancient Babylon, tered corner he chose was most rest whose walls were covered with repre ful, and the fish seemed waiting t» Weather Report. sentations of bunting scenes and of bite. When he returned joyously combat. These were done In red and weary to the veranda of the Inn, Dul the method followed was to paint the cie, strangely unattended, loafed hap Following is the report of U. S. Vol scene on the bricks nt the time of pily in her hammock. Her simple ntid- manufacture, assuring permanence by !y was comfortably crumpled, and her unteer Cooperative Observer, E I’tilt; baking. Strictly speaking, tills was hair twisted itself In uncared-for Jacksonville, for month of Mar. not painting so much as It was the rings. Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi- earliest manifestation of our own fa ‘ Tomorrow,” Barrie told her, "I shall ude 123 deg. 5 min. west. miliar kalsomining. -tart at five In the morning.” And ho The first Hebrew’ to mention paint did. He wits forcing Ids way through Precip. ing Is Moses. In the thirty-third chap obstructing branches, to his chosen re .06 ter of the book of Number# he In treat, when ho paused abruptly, In as tO struct» the Israelites, “When ye have tonishment. Another fisherman or passed over the Jordan into the land rather fisherwontan, had forestalled 3 of Canaan, then shall ye drive out all ,C6 him. Calmly holding a bamboo rod, 4 the inhabitants of the land from be o7 «nt the prettiest girl ho had ever 5 fore you and destroy all their pic seen. At least that Is what Barrie 6 57 tures. ...” thought; others might have disputed 7 At later periods the Jews adopted his opinion. And Barrie all his .voting 8 it many customs of the peoples who sue life had been indifferent to female cesslvely obtained power over them 9 charm. and in the apocryphal book of tin 10 This girl, who was unlike any other Maccabees is found this allusion to 11 girl Barrie had known, turned upon the art of decorating, "For ns the mas 12 ter builder of a new house must care him frownlngly, nnd hade hint, its one 13 ninn to another: Should any dealer try to sell you any for the whole building, but lie that oti “Keep still or you'll spoil nty bite.” 14 undertnketh to set It out and paint It. garment for Children 1 to 8 years of age 08 Barrie kept still, until the struggle 15 must seek out things for the adorning under the KOVERALLS name you between the fish, which was large, and 16 thereof.” the girl, who was small, threatened to 17 may be sure he is trying to market an Although Homer gives credit to n Greek for the discovery of paint, the to throw both Into the river. Then 18 inferior substitute on Koveralls reputation. allusions to It ill the books of Moses, Barrio cante forward masterfully, and 19 the painted mummy eases of the Egyp possessing the rod, triumphantly land Unless made by Levi Strauss & Co. 20 tians and the decorated walls of Baby ed the fish. At which, the girl, whose moods 21 lon and Thebes fix Its origin nt a they’re not KOVERALLS period long antecedent to the Grechin were strangely surprising, begged Rar- era. The walls of Thebes were paint rle to remove the hook and set the 23 ed 1,900 years before the coming of poor fish free. 21 Christ and 996 years before " ’Omer "You see,” she naively explained, "I 25 smote his bloomin’ lyre.” never really expected to catch him.” 26 The Greeks recognized the va’tte nt "Better take him home for dinner,” 27 KOVERALLS are made KaVERALLS paint ns a preservative and made use Rttrrle suggested. i'6 28 of something akin to it on their ships REG. U.S. PAT.OFF. “I'm staying nt the Inn,” the girl ob- only by Levi Strauss & Co., Pliny writes of the mode of boiling Jected, "so I have no use for him 29 San Francisco 31 wax and painting ships with It, after there.” 31 which, he continues, “neither the sea. and bear this * “I’ll keep the fish myself, then,” nor the wind, nor the sun can destroy label Barrie said decidedly. i “to mid to my 1.74 the wood thus protected." LEVI STRAUSS Ò COl day's sport.” SAN FRANCISCO. CAL The Romans, being essentially a 7 Reluctantly the girl consented, nl- Temperature —mean max. 1/6.54; mean warlike people, never brought the dec lowing him Inter to relialt her hook. oration of buildings to the high plane Max 71 o. 31: It Is surprising how much environ min. 32.39; mean 44.46; It had reached with the Greeks. For Greatest daily ment hits to do with the advancement Minimum 28 on 7. nil that the ruins of Pompeii show of friendship. Rnrrie In two meetings range, 38. Total precipitation 1.74 many structures whose mitral decora nt a formal affair, would have been inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .60 in , lions are In fair shape today. The addressing Ids new-found companion on 2. Number of days wilh 01. colors used were glaring. A black ns "Miss Robinson,” which she con inch or more precipitation, 10, dear, J. T. Gapnon, Proprietor. background was the usual one and the combinations worked thereon red, yel fided was her name. But after a sec 10; partly cloudy, 11; cloudy, 10. mid gloriously long nnd Idle morning low and blue. Total snowfall T inches In the early Christian ern the use of In the Isolated spot beneath the trees, Precipitation for season, 20.44 lie wns culling the girl of the fishing mosaics for churches somewhat sup Precipitation for last season )9.<‘6 rod “ Little Brown Eyes, ” nnd Ills voice planted mural painting. Still, during Seasonal average the reign of Justinian the Church nt sounded very tender. “You will come again,'Brown Eyes?'” Saint Sophia wits built at Constantino E. B ritt , ple and Its walls were adorned with begged Barrie. Cooperative Observer. The charming girl sadly shook her paintings. New Shed 113 Front St. Phone 859 head. In modern times the uses of paint "I think nut,” she snld. “Mrs. Trent linve come to be ns numerous ns Its Southern On-gon Traction Com myriad shades and tints. Paint Is might not like It. We usually visit to unique In that Its name .ins no syno gether afternoons on the hotel ver- pany Time Table nym and for It there Is no substitute nndn." “Mrs. Trent." Barrie's heart material. Bread Is the staff of life, but tn uncomfortable recollection, paint Is the life of the staff. ole's ruse had been forgotten, No one thinks of the exterior of a Effective Feb. 22d, 1919 wooden building now except In terms now—how explain? “Of course,” the girl continued, "1 Leave Jacksonville. of paint coated, Interiora, too, from Phone No. 52 should not hitve become acquainted painted walls and stained furniture 7:20 a. tn. daily except Sunday with you—had I not known—Mrs. down to the lowliest kitchen utensil, 8:30 a. m. dally except Sunday Trent first.” all receive their protective covering. The sun had left Barrie's sky nnd 10:00 a. m. Sunday only Steel, so often associated with cement his step Its spring ns lie came seowl- 11:30 a. m. daily except Sunday re enforcing, Is painted before It goes 2:00 p. m. daily Ingl.v to fare his sister, A white to give solidity to the manufactured flnnnelcd young man was now In lit 3:45 p. m. daily stone. The huge girders of the sky tendance. 5:<K) n. tn. daily scrapers are daubed tin ugly hut effi “Barrie." Dulcie announced cn re 7:15 p. m. We I & Sat. only cient red underneath the surface coat lessly, “this Is Mr. Ilobfnson. Hi of black. Perhaps the best example Leave Medford. sister was a classmate of mine nt of the value of paint on steel Is found Denn’s, and she’s staying here at the 8:00 a rn. dally except Sunday in the venerable Brooklyn bridge, on Inn. I wns telling them yesterday 9:30 a. m. Sunday only which a gang of painters Is kept go about our little lurk. It's nil off, Bur 9:45 a. m. daily except Sunday ing continually. It Is scarce poualble rle. Mrs. Trent Is no more.” 10:38 a. m. Sunday only to think of a single manufactured ar But Barrie's face showed no dlsnp 12:08 Noon daily ticle width does not meet paint some- provnl. A girl’s laughing face looked ”:I5 n. m rlsilv i here In thi course of Its construc out nt hint from tl,e shadow« of the tion. So hits ; alnt grown luto the 4:.iU p, in. daily hall, and Barrie hastened to step In very marrow of our Ilves. 6:09 p. m. daily side. 10:(W p. m. Wed & Sat. only Is our Registered and Common-law Trade Mark and can only be rightfully used on goods made by us. Charles Rosecrans, who has returned from France recently, was discharged at Camp Lewis Sunday. He spent a couple of days here this week visiting friends. He saw some prettj’ stiff service while at the front, but says that the boys took it all in gool spirits as being part of the day’s work. • agent for Mrs. Agnes Butler was a visitor at the Metropolitan Insurance company, Medford Thursday afternoon. transact, d business in this city Fridiv. Mr. and Mrs. William Hooker ’ Of S. P. Shutt and son, of Cottonw od Medford visit :d friends in this city < F ills, Idaho, were in to.vp several days Sunday. this week. I1 red Lewis, who recently returned from France, was discharged at Camp Lewis, Wednesday, and returned home Planes to Hunt Whales. Friday, “Rip" is looking fine, and says that he was ready to come home. Aberdeen, Wash., April 27.—Catch- j He was in some of the hardest scraps ing whales by means of airplanes, n ! of the war. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Sisemore of suggestion maik a short time ago by , Victor Street, former whaling station Klamath Falls, were in town Wednes I manager, but regarded as chimerical, day. Wash.. April 29.-Rev Tacem i, Thomas M. R es -, pioneer M ihodist missionary in the Northwest, died here t slay while on a visit at the h.one of h's daughter, Mrs. E. 1.. Over ma’ . Rev. Mr. Reese had been a res ident o* Cowlitx county for 50 years. He was barn in Ohio 84 years ago, at d in 1852 he made the overland trip to Oregon. In 1868 he entered the Methodist ministry and for many years he rode the lover Columbia river circuit in O-egon and Washing ton. He is said to have unite l n ma • riage more sons and daughters of pi<- neers thm any other pr eacher in his territory. JITY GF RATIVE — ART /1 The Churches MEDFORD - OREGON. THE CITY DRUG STORE Farmers & Stockmen! we have Hess Stock & Poultry Tonic Absorbine for Animals Gumbault’s Caustic Balsam Formaldehyde, Water Glass Tanlac for Everybody. J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor Jacksonville Oregon ■■■■
