Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, June 14, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text: JA CKSON I fL LE POS T CHANGED HIS MIND Official Paper ot the City ot Jacksonville Oregon g By FLORENCE ARMSTRONG. 2_________________________________ A WJ.-kly newspaper published every Saturday al the county scat of ,J.. County, Oregon. D. W. B agsiiaw , Editor and Publisher It’s Picnic Time Again! rüi V,lWMBgn'i'1MSU«ra< tgJ^U. a It « iis precisely 8:35 on Frldry morning whi n Hollis Winslow made his resolution. The local from Turil" liber Junction, five miles mirth, w: - SATURDAY. JUNE 14. If) If) wheezing Its unsteady way down tl SUBSCRIPTION; One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished o: truck, leaving Winslow on the plat form at Oherrydale, glowering help application. lessly after its steadily retreating, veritig outline. “That settles it!" he exclaimet he turneil with savage stride t<ni the only garage in the village. “I’ll Washington, June 9.— Senator Ch: m- vertise in tomorrow morning’s pa beriain further asserted his indepeid- Whoever heard of a hack « omis p Roseburg, Or-( June 11.—J. Ofiiver. where the trains run ahead of tin ence of the administration this aftei- the New York representative of Dan Winslow’s business was In the i noon by voting ¡to print as a pUl/lC 15 miles away, where lie had lived Wuille & iJo., of London, has just document the full text of the pea< e til the last two years. Then, by made a visit to several of the largi r treaty. death of an aged aunt, whose especial orchards in ths Umpqua valley in the favor he hud always enjoyed, he had interest of his company. Mr. Olliver's Inherited a huge old mansion In O r company is one of the largest buyers rydale, where the old Indy hail lit and shippers of apples in the world. N gales, Ariz , June 9. —More th n and died, and whither, in her will, i They also buy other fruits in large 40 Americans and Mexicans have Jbitn hade the young man come ami live. quantities. He says that pears are killed by Yuquis and bandits in tie It was under protest that Winslow being shipped to England and Sou h La Colorado district of Sonora, Mexico, had compiled with this provision of African markets fri m this country, luring the last two weeks, according the bequest. This morning, however, which is a very gratifying piece of to the statement of nine American ills dislike of the arrangement had news to the growers. Mr. Olliv<r mining men who arrived from that blossomed Into the full flower of re bellion. and the threals, so ofien made bought the output of the Overland neighborhood tonight. and retracted, to forego the possession orchards and of several large or of the property which had become a chards in the Sutherlin valley. white elephant on his hands, were ful filled. Ills first act. when the Cherr.v- Washington, June 10.— Large quar- dale automobile had deposited him at tities of clothing, clothand food pre d- the door of his office building, was to ucts will be sold to navy yard work telephone the Sentinel anil enter an men, civilian personnel, employed ai advertisement for the sale of the es tate. Medford, June 12.—The body of Carl yards and naval stations and the fami As he stepped from the accommo lies of naval men, under a plan an Whillock who was drowned in the dation early Saturday afternoon, Wins river near the Gold Ray dam on Me nounced by Secretary Daniels to b< low regarded the wintry landscape morial dav and for whose body an inef put in effect at once. with profound satisfaction, He hud The material comprises the bulk o4 fectual search had been conducted an appointment with a prospective ever since, arose to the surface this a large surplus left with the signing of buyer who was coming on the next morning about 8 o’clock and was at the armistice and subsequent reductior trnin, and the countryside always showed to better advantage tinder tills once seen by the watchers stationed in naval personnel. dear, bright sunshine, However. !' there by the father, C. W. Whillock. Pizarro's Famous Voyage. was very hard going, he reflected, on The finding of the body relieves a great December 28 Is the anniversary ot these Icy roads, anil the wind blew strain on Mr. and Mrs. Whillock and the fifth start of Pizarro, in 1530, from across the open spaces with a violence children. Pnnnina for Peru. The daring voya calculated to sweep a lighter person The body arose to the surface about ger refused to give up his dream of off Ills precarious foothold. Winslow three-quarters of a mile down river finding gold in the Andean kingdom. turned up his collar to meet the arctic from where the boy was drowned. A The success of his enterprise from a blasts, shoved his hands deep dowi. net had been stretched for some time money standpoint astounded the world into his huge pockets, and strode on about a mile and a half from the dam and resulted in the conquest of the toward the white-pillared jiouse at tlie Joining of the crossroads. so as to catch the body if it floated Incus. He looked up suddenly ns an icy down stream. Undertaker Perl has charge of th« ACTION BETTER THAN WORDS wind whistled through the rattling tree-tops, making a shower of crystals body and funeral services will probably that danced around bls feet. Ap How Lieutenant Colonel Whittlesey The ,’state highway commission let be held tomorrow afternoon. proaching him from the angle was the Answered the Boche Demand the contract Wednesday to the Jack- small, trim figure of it girl. He won That He Surrender. dered what mad errand could have son county court for grading 8.15 miles of the Gresn Springs mountain Lieut. Col. Charles W. Whittlesey, sent her out to trend those glassy jenny creek road at cost plus 10 per commander of the "Lust Battalion.” roads this afternoon, when the same mid winner of the first congressional blast eaught her hilt, irrespective of cent, and the grading of 10.9 mi es of She clutched he Green Springs-Pacific highway to medal of the war. has been dubbed restraining hatpins. Go-to-Hell Whittlesey, because of Ills wildly to regain It, struggled frantic A. Bilebisch for $114,575. This road Roseburg. Or., June IL—The bold reputed pithy answer to the German ally to maintain an upright position, 'i I tint be hard surfaced this year. pranks of the “bootleggers” were re demand to surrender. Now conies and collapsed in a little heap, from This completes the contrac s for vealed here a short time ago when Lieut. Arthur Mi Keogli, adjutant of which she endeavored In vain to arise. grading all the work contemplated it o le of the gang tipriad the officers to the battalion, with the complete story "Hurt?” Winslow demanded anx Jackson county this year except the "As iously ns he bent over her. He had t ie fact that a large shipment was which he tells In Everybody's. Eagle Point road that will probably be to arrive on a certain train on a cer a matter of fact," writes Lieutenant reached her side In two reckless let at the next meeting. tain night. The whole force with McKeogh, "the colonel sent lurVk no Jumps. The highway commission and En written answer whatever. To those "I guess not,” she replied, making sheriffs, deputies and railroad uetec nearest him he did suggest that the another effort, and crumpled up again. gineer Nunn are out on a tour of in tives were on hand and searched the Hoches could take the well-known easy “We'll have the doctor here In n spection of the Pacific highway ar.d train. While this act was going or descent. But the most complete, prac Jiffy," Winslow said, ns he unceremo will be here the last of the week. the hoc ze came in by auto and the tical and splendid answer that could niously lifted her In his arms anti car members of the “Bootleggers’ union1’ have been made to the German pro ried her Into the library of the big I delivered tlie forbidden beverage to posal he made ns lie finished reading house. For once he was grateful that the note. its many destinations over the city. lie wns not living in town in bachelor »tic—-------- “On the side of the hill our airplane apartments. liaison agent had spread out Ills panel an hour Inter, when the doctor AERO FIRE PATROI to indicate the battalion’s position to hull Half Re^-. U.S.Pat.Off. departed, Elizabeth Langdon drew the divisional pianos that hud been try a sigh of sheer happiness as she WINS. Is our Registered and Common-law Ing to drop message cylinders and leaned hack in the big grandfather r vw-.’ v Trade-Mark and can only be right even food within reach of the cotu- chair before the crackling wood tire. “RIGHT ON THE JOB ” ninnil. That panel was mi equlluternl “Wluit a wonderful home!" she fully used on goods made by us. Forest Blaze Put out in 45 cloth triangle, more than six feet long. breathed. At her side stood n tea K over a I Is are garments for Moreover, with the exception of a small table on which Winslow's housekeeper children I to 8 years of age. Minutes After Plane black patch. It was white. The had set forth the golden beverage, with If a dealer tries to sell you, under thought sprang Into the colonel's mind English lnufiins anil currant Jelly, ns- Gives Alarm. the Koveralis name, any garment that.Inclined as It was on comparatively sorting ns she did so that this spnr- open ground, the big signal device was kling transparency was imide from not of our manufacture, you may be sure he has an article that he is San Diego, Cal., June 7. —The ef probably visible In the Hoche lines. fruit raised on the premises, which And It was white. Messages and food trying to market on Koveralis ficiency of the aerial fire patrol of were essential enough. God knows, but was the finest anywhere around the countryside. reputation. army aviators flying over the Cleveland suppose the Germans mistook that Winslow turned abruptly from forest reserve in this and Riverside panel for surrender! Unless made by Levi Straws & Co. tire, where he wns stooping to counties were seen yesterday. Lieu they’re not KOVERALLS. “Whit ordered It taken In at once. courage the flames to lean still higher. 1 tenant James Mollison, flying from That was his answer. Ills eye took in the pleasant domestic "What words could have been as •cone. An attractive girl, who wns Warner Hot Springs, detected ¡it 3:l,r- ilso a plucky one, before his fireside P. M. a fire 50 miles north of the Sai magnificent!” made things look different. "What n Jacinto mountains. He sent word back by wireless telephone to Lieutenant WILL NOT BE MADE RELIC fool I've been!” he ejaculated. "I ad paid, and for the further sum of $50 vertised it for sale today and some John Fogarty at Warner, who tele attorney’s fees, a total of $162.84 and one's due here now to look It over, ” ANF.W IF THEY phoned to the forest ranger at Oak Clemenceau’s Coat to Be Missing From Seattle, Wash.. June 9. — ‘‘I believe for $12.00 costs, which judgment was SUIT * -ViLlL RIP lie muttered, somewhat inaudibly. 4 Collection of Mementoes of the Grove. ■ ventuaily we must have a municipal enrolled and docketed in said court "Perhaps he won't lake It." she of KOVERALLS are msde only by Levi World's Famous. dance hali in the center of the city,” Mav 31st, 1919. He in return, reported back at 4 fered. "but It's perfect ! AU the simple Stiau.-a & Co., Saa F rancisco and bear thia Notice is hereby given that, pursuant Mayor Ole Hanson today told a com P. M. that the fire had been exting label Apparently M. Clemenceau’* prac dignity of It"—she Indicated it with a K ovfra T ls ' mittee from the War Camp Community to the terms of said execution, I will uished. tical mind and hate of show are going sweeping glance. “Oh! If you had to Service which visited him to urge the on Saturday, July 19th. 1919, at 10 to deprive his ndmireni of the right live In an apartment In the city ns I establishment of community amuse- o'clock A. M., at the front of the gazing at the fiimoua perforated do. and never see the country dressed Anarchy Charges Dismissed. of Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville, m. nt centers and dance floors. coat mid waistcoat In one of the Parte in Its Ice-clothing on a Saturday after LEM STRALSS «. Oft Seattle, Wash., Jhne 7.—Charge, of museums, for thia la not to be in noon. you'll be willing to ] ay for It "There are 28,000 girls employed in Jackson C'ountv, Oregon, offer for sale S.-.M rOANC'SCO. CAL with a broken ankle, too," she ended criminal anarchy filed against 15 of cluded among the relics of greatness Seattle, and many of them have no op and sell at public auction for cash to laughingly. the men arrested as an outcome of for ii future age. like Nelson's cont nod portunity at present to enjoy them- the highest bidder, to satisfy said A harsh. Jangling sound Interrupted. the February general strike here were the Napoleon relics. There have been Winslow stepped Impatiently sclv< s in a social dance under decent: judgment, with the costs of this sale, lmpntlently to the dismissed yesterday on the motion of some very curious souvenirs of the telephone. "Who? nd well supervised surroundings,” lie subject to redemption as provided by “Who? — —Mi 'Quag Qung? ?— —at Jen kind, apart from the half-smoked Prosecuting Attorney F. C. Brown. an led. law, all of the right, title ar.d interest cigars ot royalties which are treasured kins' drugstore?- Well, don't come!— This action followed acquittal of by some. Most curious irf all undoubted Can't help it; that's an owner's prlvf- that the said de'endants, had jointly James Bruce this week by a jury on ly was Lord Anglesey’s "leg." Lord lege! Sorry. Better take the next . or individually, had on June 2nd, 1918 Notice of Sheriff ’ s Sale. ■ similar charge, the prosecutor hold Anglesey lost a leg nt Waterloo, and It train back. 1 hear It whistling now. i or have since acquired, or now have in ing that the same evidence would ay- was hurled In the garden of tile villa No. Positively!—You'll have to hurry, By virtue of an execution in tore- and to the following described proper- Mr. McQuag. It ’ s ahead of time." ply in the cases of the 15 men he ask to which he was taken. In after years closure and Order of Sale duly issued tv. situated in Jackson Couniy, State, Winslow hung up the receiver with lie used to recall how parties of people ed dismissed. out of and under the seal of the Circuit, of Oregsn, to-wit- a chuckle. "Blessings on that Turtle visited the spot "to view tile grave." Court tor the State of Oregon, fori The South half (>j) of the South- River station muster. He cut that A relic of another kind was George west Quarter of Section Eight (8) Syracuse. N. Y., June 8 -Chan- Jackson County, dated June 2nd, 1919. Whiskey Taken From Farmer. Il's famous coat, and It was a pleas short for me. The old codger wanted in Township Thirty nine (39) South tu buy without even looking at the cellar James R. Day of Syracuse un i- in a certain suit therein, wherein N. ant trait In the fiery little king that he Roseburg, June 9.— With a too con W. Borden as Plaintiff, recovered judg- ' place!" Elizabeth's face wore a charm of Range Four (4) West of the Wil , versity. condemmed the league of na- spicuous package in his hip pocket, squeezed himself at Dettlngen Into the ing expression of suspended question i t or» as ''an infamous bargain,” in his ment against George W, Colvig, as lamette Meridian containing eighty Coat lie had worn years before at Perry Stanley, a farmer of Camas Executor of the Estate of James W . acres. Ondennrde. Horace Walpole's •’re ing Winslow leaned across the table. ^commencement ad ire« today. valley, was arrested here yesterday Praising members o' the s -nate wh i Mee, deceased, and Mary J. Mee, and | Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, June searches after Queen Mary's comb. "Perhaps I'd better not say yet why and a quart bottle of whiskey taken Wolsey's red hat. the pipe which Van I changed my mind " he hesitated. i are opposing the le igue. he sail: each of them, as Defendants, for the 4th, 1919. from him. He quite recently had a Trump smoked during his last sea Elizabeth's ryes dropped to Iler tea "Thank God that there is i remnant <um of U e hundred twelve ($112 00) i C. E. T errill cup. He »tumbled and grew red very narrow escape by driving his cur light, and the .pur which King William I of statesmanship left standit g betw en Dollars, togeth r with interest thenon ' Sheriff of Jackson Co inty, Oregon. off a 7o-foot bridge, breaking his jaw st tuck Into (lie Hank of Sorrel's" are "Perhaps." she said softly, "you'd he 1 America ar.d the imperiling quagmires at the rate of six per cent per annum I By F lora T hompson a little ahead of time.” and bruising him up quite seriously. famous. Westminster Guardiau. t from the litii day of April, 1919, until I iof internationalism”. Deputy. M m Enterei as second-class matter June 22 11'07, at the post i Ilice at Jacksonvii Oregon, under Act of Congre»« of March 3, 1879. -------------- ----------- > Don’t you want to go? Oregon bruit Sold tn Eng Chamberlain For Expose. land and South Africa Score! Americans Killed. No trouble to get ready be cause we have everything you need for the lunch right here: Just come in and see Supplies Go to Work rs. Hod y Whillock Hog Found Near]Place Drowned. Jno.M. Williams Co. Phone 142. The People’s Store Oregon Jacksonville. County Court Will Build Iload Bootleggers by Ruse Outwit Roseburg Cops. o Your Boy When the fighting was thickest— When the suffering was greatest— --- Where was The Salvation Army Lassie? He’ll say: “She was right on the job” K0VERAU.S And now, back home—in the byways and hidden places—where misery al ways lives, where a mother needs a home, where men, women and child ren are on the downgrade, she’s still Help Her To Carry On The Salvation Army Home Sevice JUNE 22 TO 30 Fund, Koveralis Keep Kids Kleen $1.50 the Suit —J Educator Scores League. i ---- —5------------- Hanson Wants Dancehall.