: JACKSONVILLE POST
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville Oregon
A W; 'kly newspaper publish« 1 every Saturday at the county seat of Juel
County, Oregon
a
D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
have Received
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l»j IV< 'I» tii .Vtv • paper lu.vu *
"Thrirrfc ifiNNlnr*», that Is oy»r!”
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With lofty disdain Mrs. Drury tilt
ed her small pug nose in the air and
SATURDAY. MAY 10 1919
» ttled herself comfortably mi t
I’nllnmn conch as the Overland (
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished m press stinted away from Lone (’lift.
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application.
The cause of her perturbation had
been the fact that her husband, sturdy,
eomnionphice and loyal to call, was out
U. S. Congress is Called
He Didn’t ligure to
on the rear platform of the car wav
ing adieu to a cheering, demonstrative
to Meet May 19.
Last tor 188 Years. gloup of his fellow citizens. They
were representative of a mining town,
red-shirted, unshaven men. filled with
Washington, May 7.—President Wil
Chicago, May 8. —Squire Janies, ¡col
son issued a call by cable today for a ored, who claims to be 118 years old, enthusiasm and firewater and thor
special session of congress to meet was taken to the Oak Forest ¡infirmary oughly sincere In their genuine good
wishes for a man who lmd stood by
Monday, May 19.
them and for them through ten years.
today by the police.
Secretary Tumulty, in making the
“I was born in Salem, S. C.,” he They had proved their friendship by
ann .uncement, said it would be im
toki the police. "I was born in slavery; electing him mayor of the town only «1
possible, of course, for the president
married in slavery and ha 1 my wife month previous and a real tear stood
In the eye of John Drury as the friends
to be here on the opening day. The
and children taken from me.*
and town faded from view.
day fixed for the special session was
“1 thought I had enough money
His pretty daughter, Mabel, had not
much earlier than Democratic leaders
saved to last me out, but I never been too proud or exclusive to stand
had expected.
figurid that 1 was going to last this beside 1dm, nnd he was pleased be
White house officials said that in long.”
cause of her sharing Ids truly demo
naming an early date for the session
About two weeks ago his funds gave cratic spirit. Many a courteous, though
President Wilson was guided by the
vehement compliment greeted the lit
out and he is unable to work.
advice of Secretary Glass as to the
tle indy from the crowd. She hail eyes,
necessity of passing annual appropria
however, mainly for a young fellow
tion measures which failed in the clos Last Yanks Leave
who lingered on its outskirts, Nor
ing days of the last session.
man Rootle, and the last parting wave
trance in August of
her dainty handkerchief was in his
direction.
"Now we’re going to catch it I" she
Àlias Summons
Washington May7. Secretary Biker laughed, as they entered the coach nnd
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE announced .today that by August the Joined her mother, prim and censori
OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY last man of the American Expeditionary j ous.
forces w 11 have been withdrawn fi m
OF JACKSON.
“A nice spectacle you make of your
France. He said this estimate was self, hobnobbing with that common
G raldine Theiss,
based on the movement of 300,000 men J herd,” scolded Mrs. Drury. “I hope you
Plaintiff,
forget them speedily. And dragging
Phone 142
a month to the United States.
The People’s Store
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Mabel
into
it
I
”
Already,
Mr.
Baker
said,
the
Ameri-
,
Elmer W. Dusenbery, otherwise
"See, here, Nancy—” begnn John.
can forces in France have been divorced
known as Elmer W. Duzenberg, and
fiom the army of occupation. Plans I "That Is not my name!" snapped bls
Amelia Dusenbery, his wife, if living,
better half.
have been completed to supply the |
an I their unknown htirs if dead;
“T forgot you've changed it to Anas
Sophenia J. Gore, former'y Ish, sole » force in Germany through the ports of tasia. All right, if It suits you. Only
Antwerp and Rotterdam, removing the you've changed other things and I’m
■ nd only heir of Jacob Ish and Sally
necessity for maintaining the 700 mile right downhearted because of It. Tell
Ish, husband and wife, both now
line of communication from Brest. The you, girl, you’re tearing me away from
deceased, F. V. Medvnski, and Ella
French ports will be maintained, how all I cherish—the free mountains, the
Me lynski, his wife; Emma J. Bash
ever, for the withdrawal of the rough-nntl-ready life, friends who are
ford, widow, and Marv Jane (true
true ns steel. I wish I'd never struck
A. E. F.
name umtnown) Dickenson. Elmer
More than half of the expe htionary tlie Golden Chance!"
Bashford, and Cora Wilson, sole and
“You are an ungrateful man,” storm
forces has now left France, Mr. Bak. r
only heirs of G. W. Bashford, de
ed
Mrs. Drury. "It isn't every man
said.
ceased, if 'iving, and their unknown)
that u golconda comes to. You are no
heirs if dead, also all other parties
longer John Drury, hall fellow well
an I persons unsnown, claiming any
Airplanes to Uy
met with a crowd of Illiterate prospec
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
tors, but the Hon. John Drury, esquire,
Straight lhrough millionaire. I should think you'd be
the real estate described in the
glad to see me and Mabel with a
Complaint herein,
chance to shine In society and lift up
Defendants,
Eugene, Or., May 8.—On request of our heads with the best of them.”
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
Lieutenant Colonel Henry L. Watson,
John Drury dill not reply, lie ut
To Elmer W. Dusenbery, otherwise commander of Mather Field at Sacn - tered a sigh, anil Mabel echoed It. She
known as Elmer W Duzenberg, and manto, the airplane committee of the was thinking of the handsome, manly
Amelia Dusenbery, his wife, also all Eugene chamber of commerce will young mine manager to whom she had
other parties or persons unknown, send him a sketch of the landing field been nil but engaged, of the glad, free
claiming any right, title, estate, lien or on the west side of the city. In his life of the hills, of the home, the best
interest in the real estate described in letter. Colonel Watson announces that In Lone Cliff, a liberty hall for all the
young people in the district,
the Complaint herein.
the airplanes flying from Sacramento
Tlie lucky strike of John Drury had
Defendants:
to Portland during the Rose Festival
In the name of the State of Oregon: will stop here on the return trip for been the marvel of the year in mining
You and each of you are hereby re exhibition flights. The planes will fly circles. A chance discovery had made
him a rich man over night. He had
quired to appear and answer the Com straight through on the trip northward. asked nothing better than to work the
plaint of the plaintiff now on file against Lieutenant Hogland, who flew north to opulent claim and share liis good luck
you in the above entitled court and Seattle from Sacramento list somme", with old and tried comrades, but tlie I
cause, within six weeks from the date alighted here. He declared that the possession of riches had aroused in
ot the Hirst publ cation of this Sum Eugene landing grounds were the best his wife the loftiest ambitions. Meek
ly submissive, John mnde only a feeble
mons, that being the lime designated between this city and Mather field.
protest.
in the order of publication heretofore
—
.a?.
“Maybe she’ll come to her senses
made and entered herein by the Hon.
when she sees tlie hollowness of her
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n a p r»
F M. Calkins, Judge of the First Ju
■¿¿j -.y
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great ideas of society," hoped honest,
dicial District of Oregon, within which
* «««- '•'«VMnL.7 I home-loving John.
you shall be required to so appear and
.orr.
Tlie experience of the Driirys, led
■nswer said Complaint, and you are
ïeep ?..'w » r-»
by the determined spirit of its guiding
Ski-.‘d 1
hereby notified that if you fail to so
genius, underwent a truly newly-rlch
appear or answer said Complaint, or
experience. First, they took nn ex
otherwise plead thereto within said
pensive suite in the most exclusive of
time. Plaintiff will apply to the Court
New York hotels; then a lease of a
sumptuous liouelvard mansion. A pro
for judgment against you by default
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fessional chaperone pretended to intro
for the relief prayed for in her Com
iluce Mrs. Drury among the high cir
plaint, succinctly stated as follows:
cles of fashion. There was a young
A T lew Su; t
For and Order and Decree of this
man who claimed to be an expatriated
Tpi
Court quieting the title in Plaintiff to
Italian count. Then Mrs. Drury be
the following described real property,
came envious of the coat of arms ex
situated and being in the County ot
plotted by a neighbor. She ordered one
if I hey rip
Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wit:
for herself. It was blazoned on the
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family silverware. It glowed on the ele
Lot Two (2) of Block Two (2) of
Z?eu*.rf of
Before
ordering
goods
from
a
Mail
Order
House
\
imitations
gant family automobile. Mabel thought
Cottage Addition to the town, now
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of running away when the Illustrious
City, of Medfo«d, Jackson County,
call
and
examine
our
goods,
learn
our
prices
and
count found favor in the eyes of her
Oregon, as shown by the plat there
Look for
mother ns a prospective son-in-law.
R1ÚU.S PAI orc.
of now of record.
this RcJ
compare values. We*are confident that;
Then, slowly but surely, Mrs. Drury
ai d that she, the Plaintiff, be decreed
Woven
began to learn that her guests «ere of
to be the owner of said described real
Label
the parvenu class. They feasted roy
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•state in fee simple, and that the De
LEVI STRAUSS f.ca
ally at her expense. They borrowed
L-.
~
Afu./e Ay
fendants, and each, every and all there
money of her husband. One day the
Le%i Strauss & Co., San Francisco
of be decreed to have no right, title
crisis came. The specialist who had
Awarded GRAND PRIZE at P.P.I L
sought out the coat of arms was a
or interest therein or thereto, and that
man. lie appeared, flus
the said Defendants and each, every
y conscientious
tered and penitent, one day.
and all of them, as well as all other
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“Madame." he said. "I have made a
persons unknown claiming anv interest,
right, or title in or to the said de- Knife Attack is Planned fearful mistake. In tracing back the
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Drury genealogy an assistant mistook
scriped real property, be forever de
1'hlneas for l’hlletus. The ITiinens
barred, enjoined and restrained from
i'
Paris, May 4.—The youth arrested branch of the family were humble col
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asserting or setting up any claim,
liery workers. I will return the money
yesterday
outside
the
home
of
Premier
right, title or interest in or to the said
you paid ini'—"
described real estate or any part or Clemenceau has admitted to the police
"No, no. go forget It I I am sick of
that
he
intended
to
attack
M.
Clemen
parcel thereof; and for such other, fur
all this show and folly!" moaned the
11111111111*11 "Anastasia."
I’M
ther and different relief as to the Court ceau with a knife.
He carried a black flag with an an
The count learned of the episode
may seem just and equitable.
archist inscription an I anarchist litera and deehired he could not connect him
This Summons is published and serv
ture was found in his possession.
self with the rabble! A local newspa
Caucasians Eat Children
1000 Yanks to Sail
ed upon you by publication under and
Faint Praise.
i per wrote up the .situation, though
by virtue uf an onier of the Honorable
Speaking
of
doubtful
compliment«
for France Soon.
using fictitious names, Mrs. Drury i subscriber writes: "I wish to offer
F M. Calkins. Judge of the First Ju II ashing ton Shortage
came to where her husband and Ms-
New York, May 3.—Starving refu-
he
following
as
one
of
the
best
exam
dicial District of Or-'gon, heretofore
1 hrealened. bel were seated reading one day and ’les I have ever seen. Au nccompllsh
g>es in Southern Caucasus are resort
made and entered of record in a lid
New York,JM ay 5.— A first contin ing to cannibalism, a number of cases
burst into tears.
••d musician was invited by a friend
Court anti cause on the 2nd day of
"Take me hack home," she pleaded, :o a church service In order to hear gent, 1000 men, of the 50,000 troops having been reported of mothers kill
May, A. D., 1919, the first publication
Yakima, Wash.. May 3. —Mrs. Blanch "I would rather be mayoress in Lone lie chorus choir render a special se- volunteering ta re1 eve an equal ifiim- ing and eating their children, accord
of this Summons will be made on the Nagle of the state superintendent's Cliff than a nobody In New York."
eetloti.
The friend, highly pleased ber of doughboys now wi'h the Amer
Ami John lifted his head with n «¡th the rendition, was nwnlting with ican army of occupation in Germany, ing to a message received here last
3rd day of May, A. 1» ., 1919.
office, who is here on official business,
night by the American committee for
F. J. N ewmvn
s nd yesterday that the state is threat-, snort of delight, a« If already sniffing nu< Ii interest her companion'« verdict. will sail for Europe tomorrow on the
again
tin
pur,
.
bracing
air
of
the
mill
Attorney for Plaintiff. etied with a shortage of teachers which
It calne thn«. In n whisper: They ' transport Agamemnon, it was an- Armenian and Syrian relief from Dr.
lit well.'"—Prom the Outlook.
Office and Post Office Address
called for the npmost effort at teacher ing • ••lap.
1 n«nncc<i tiday ov the Army embark- J. H. T. Main, commissioner to the
\nd Mu'el 'bought of Norman
Medford, Oregon
training.
atior authorities at Hoboken.
Caucasus for tbe committee.
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Entered as sec mil-class matter June 22 1907. at the post office at Jacksonville
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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