Jacksonville post., August 02, 1919, Image 2

./ '( ESO.\ l7LLh, POST
OH iti Pattr at thi Cit.j of Jacksonville Oregon
A weekly new sj aper published eveiy Sittrdty at lhe citr.ly seat tl Juiktm
County, Oregon
D. W. B agshaw , and Sun Publishers
Daniel W. Bagshaw Jr., Editor.
E ite'ud u second-class matter June 22 19)7, at the post office at Jackoonvill-.
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
BLUE LEDGE STORY
DENIED
Manager of Elue Ledge
Mine Denies That Mine
is to be Sold
The editor has h d a communication
lliis week from the rn inag.-r of the
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on Blue I. dge mining property, d.-nying
the .¡tiny 11 at the mine was to be sold
application.
ir. the near tuture.
The marerial for the «lory was furn­
ished the “I* st” by a suhst mti.il busi­
“LITTLE DANNIE” GROWS UP.
ness man of Jacksonville, t gether with
As will be seen in another column of this paper, the his reasons tor saying so.
Whi.e it is to be regretted if the
“Post” passes under new management, commencing with story published was without a rea
I foundation, still under the circumst
this issue.
ances, wee mid hardly doubt lhe truth
The new editor is a Jacksonville young man, having ' fulness of the story, coming from such
source.
lived in this city for the past ten years, attending the lo­ ' a reliable
The manager stated that the story
cal schools and doing the usual deviltries of all young­ “May be true, but if so, is I more than
I know.” He a'so expressed a desire
sters.
But as it seems, “little Dannie” has finally | to know who was starting these stories.
There's Comfort and Economy
in wearing
A4 7 URDA Y. AI GUST 2, /.9/.9
grown up, and made an attempt to buck this world and
try to knock out a living for himself.
The paper will continue as before, to endeavor to re­
present the people of Jacksonville and Jackson county; al­
ways working for the betterment of our little city, and
always ready to help boost along any deserving enter­
prise.
The “Post” will be published by “D. W. Bagshaw
and Son”, and will be managed and edited by Daniel W.
Bagshaw, Jr.
Foreclosure Sale.
Elk-hide Shoes
We Have Some Splendid Values
Our Boy-Scout Shoes
and Bare-Foot Sandals
/Ire Just Right Too!
Notice is hereby given, that, under
and by virtue of an Execution and
Older of Side issued out of the C rcuit
Court of the State of Oregon for the
County of Jackson on the 28th day of
July, 1919, in a certain cause In said
Court pending wherein Ralph Williams
is plaintiff and Richard M. Jennings
and E len A Jennings are defendants,
ease No.—---- ot said court, and com­
manding me to sell the hereinafter de­
scribed real property to satisfy the sum
of $3450.00 with interest at 81,; per
annum from June 27th, 1919, and a -
torney’s fees of $300.00 and costs and
Phone 142.
THE RETIRING EDITOR
'lhe People's Store.
disbursements of $17.75, together with
the
The retiring editor of the “Post”, who has published accruing costs, 1 will on Saturday,
6lh day of September, 1919, at the
this paper for the past ten years, will retire entirely from hour of 10 o’clock in lhe forenoon i f
said day at the front doer of the Ccui -
the newspaper buisness and devote his time to
ty Court House in Jacksonville, Jack-
son County, Oregon, offer for sale and
tice of law.
¡sell at publ'c auction, to the highest,
During the time he published this paper, Mr. Bag­ and best bidder for cash in hand, all
shaw became very closely associated with the people of the right, title and interest of the said
defendants in and to the following de­
Notice cf Sheriff’s Sale.
Jacksonville, and with his brother editors of the West. scribed real proDcrty, to-wit: -
east half of the east half of I By virtue of an execution in Fore-
It will be with regret that newspapermen will hear of the ( The
Section eighteen in township thirty-■ c osure and Order of Sale duly issued
retirement from the newspaper game of D. W. Bagshaw. live (35) South of Range three (3) out of and under the seal of the Circuit
west of the Willamette Meridian, Court for the State of Oregon, for
Oregon, containing one hundred and Jackson County, dated July 26th, 1919,
In undertaking this little venture, the new editor sixty (160) acres, all in Jackson in a certain suit therein, wherein Kate
NIFORM air pressure in your tires
F. Brace, Harry D. Brace, H. A. 1 .
wishes to ask the co-operation of every citizen of Jackson­ County, Oregon.
means uniform wear from them.
Said sale being made subject to re­ Myers, as executors of the last will
ville.
To make the “Post” the best little country pap­ demption in the manner provided by and testament of J. S. Brace, deceased,
Keep your tires well filled.
Make it a
substituted for J. S. Brace as plaintiffs,
er in Oregon, we must and will have the fullest co-opera­ law.
recovered judgment and decree against |
C. E. T errill ,
practice to stop here at frequent inter­
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. Kate F. O'Connor as Defendant, for
tion of our readers.
vals.
Test the air pressure in your
the sum of Sixteen thousand seven1
By F lora T hompson
The prices of our products will remain the same as at
Deputy. hundred fifty eight & 33-100 ($16758.33) |
tires and use the conveniences we have
Dollars together with the additional ¡
the present time and the price of the subscription will not
sum of $124.79 for taxes paid by the I
provided for pumping the air into them.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
above named plaintiffs, and the further
change.
This service is free.
By virtue of an execution in Fore- ' s an of $200.00 as their attorney’s fees,
It is the idea of the new editor to make the “Post" a closure
and an Order of Sale duly issu­ with interest thereon at the rate of 6%
a"num from the date hereof until I
representative paper of the entire county, and we wish to ed out of and under the seal of the , per
Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, | paid and $47 50 costs, which judgment
ask that the readers send in any item of news that they for Jackson County, dated July 28th,| was enrolled and docketed in said Court ¡
26th. 1919.
may know of.
Just ’phone 62 and tnere will always be 1919, in a certain suit therein, wherein Julv
The same good will to you and de­
Elizabeth Lawrentz, and Elizabeth I Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
tithe
terms
of
said
execution,
I
will
someone ready to make a note of what you may have to Lawrentz as administratrix of the.
sire for good will from you as prompts
on Wednesday, September 3rd, 1919,
estate
of
Mabie
Brobeck,
Deceased,
:
say.
us in every service we render.
Laura Lawrentz, and Dora Lawrentz ! at In o’clock A. M , at the front door I
of the Courthouse in the City of Jack,- |
Howard
as
plaintiffs
recovered
judg-
.
We want you to feel free to use ev­
THE TELEPHONE
'•NOTHING DOING” IN COTTON ment and decree against E. N. Warner, sonvilie, J ack.~on County, Oregon, offer ¡
for
sale
and
sell
at
public
auction
for
I
ery service, knowing that where it is
SITUATION I
W. J. Warner, El ward E. Gore and
Kitchen Maids of Sultan of Morocco H. G. Wortman as defendarts, for the cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy
necessary to place a charge upon a par­
said judgment, with the costs of this
Entitled to Nether Garments
sum of Seven thousand two hundred
of Expensive Stuff.
sale, subject to redemption as provid­
twenty-six <& 42 100 ($7226 42) Dollars,
Toll Charges Said to be an
ticular scevice, it will be fair to both of
ed by law, all of the right, title and
which judgment was enrolled and
Tlio
sultan
of
Morocco
was
always
interest
that
Kate
F.
O
’
Connor
jointly
Outrage.
us.
Come to us knowing also that
an absolute monarch, and In that ca­ docketed in said Court July 19th, 1919. i r individually had on November 15th,
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
pacity the revenues of the country
any service will be rendered with the
1913 or have since acquired, or now
News of the or iposed toll charge for , were his. There had never been any to the terms of said execution, I will l ave in and to the following described
utmost of efficiency and courtesy.
use of the telephone line between this i distinction between public funds and on September 1, 1919, at 10 o’clock | property, situated in Jacksun County,
private funds all belonged to the sul­
city and Medtord created quite a stir tan. It wits therefore no easy task A. M., at the front door of the Court- State of Oregor, to-wit;
in this city. The news of the raise in i to arrive nt an agreement as to which I house in the Citv of Jacksonville, Jack-
The Southwest quarter of the south­
rates was taken calmly enough, but | were state and which private debts, so I son County, Oregon, offer for sale and
east quarter (SW'4 ofSE'4l, the
,
sell
at
public
auction
for
Cash
to
the
the idea of charging a loll on the Jack-, Inextrlcnbty mixed bail they been In
Southeast quarter of the Southwest
aonville-Medford line got under the the past. There was. for Instnncv, a I highest bidder, to satisfy said judg-I quarter (SE'( of SW'4j, the East
¡mint,
wi
’
h
tie
costs
of
this
sale,
sub-I
ak in of the patrons of the telephone bill for some hundreds of yards of
half of lhe Southwest quarter of the
very expensive and very tine crimson ject to reden ption as provided by law, ' Southvest quarter (EC of SWq of
company, as it rightly should.
all
of
the
right,
title
and
interest
that
|
As it appears at the present time doth. Naturally tin- protectorate au­
SW'4) of Sec’ion Seventeen (17),
the changes were approved by the thorities scheduled this among the pri­ the defendants jointly or individually,
Township
Thirty-eight (38), South,
Federal Administration, but the matter vate debts. Tlie sultan protested. The had on October 20th, 1912, or have | Range One (1) East of the W illamette
cloth, he said, had been purchased for since acquired, or now have in and to
At The Churches
i
will be taken up thoroughly. It is not governmental purposes--In fact ¡for
the following described pioperty, situ-: Meridian in Jackson County, Oregor.
the first time that the company, through the trousers of the Imperial kitchen
P resbyterian
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, July
it's manager, has tried to stick the maids; for there are several hundred ated in Jackson County, State of Oregi n 28th. 1919.
Albert H. Gammons. Minister
We have on hand for sale
people of Jacksonville for a toll on tne slave women employed in preparing tile to-wit:
('. E. T errill ,
Commencing at a point situated
Sunday Services regularly as follows I
Medford line. But the other time it palace food The protectorate govern­
Sheriff
of
Jackson
County,
Oregon.
Twenty (20) chains North of thej
at moderate prices the
10;00jA. M. Sabbath School Classes
was forbidden by the State Commis­ ment refused to be responsible for
By F lora T hompson
Southeast corner of Donation Land'
for all ages.
tills debt. The ex-sultan drew up a
sion
Deputy.
following legal blanks.
Claim No. 73, in Township 37, South
11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with,
The local office reports that the court historical treatise to prove that Ini-
of Runge Two (2) West of the Wil­
perlal
kitchen
maids
were
pnrt
nnil
sermon.
house phones are being attached to the
lamette Meridian, and running thence
6:45 P. M. Christian Endeavor Pray I
Use for Rat Skins.
Jacksonville office again, presumably parcel of the state, and passed, like
Lease,
(lie palace Itself, from sultan to Sill-
North 20 ISchai'is; thence West 19.6.1
Exhibiting tlie cured skin of n brown i r meeting.
fur the purpose of collecting additional tan. The principle was accepted, but
Mortgages,
rat.
tlie
veterinary
Inspectin
’
of
New
­
chains
to
the
East
line
of
lands
here
­
7:30 P. M. Evening worship, with
toil When they were detached from the debt was disallowed on tile ground
Bill of Sale,
castle.
Eng.,
has
pronounced
such
tofore conveyed by grantors August
s. rmcn.
this office, the company stated that it that these good Indies did not require
Agreements.
skins superior to the linings found in
Lawrentz
and
Elizabeth
Lawrentz
to
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even-,
wm done to reduce the cost of operat­ such expensive stuff for their nether
W arranty Deeds,
one Wilsey; thence South on the East some expensive coats. The difficulty ing at 7:.‘O.
ing the local office. Looks that way garments. A cotton material, they ar­
In
creating
a
ratskin
Industry
appears
Quit Claim Deeds,
line
of
said
W'ilxev
land
20.18
chains;
gued, would have equally well served
now.
to be the uncertain source of supply; Everyone welcome to these meetings,
thence East 19.66 chains to the place but the demand that would be aroused
“i was glad when they said unto me! Chattel Mortgage,
At a meeting of telephone users held the purpose. The sultan's reply was
of beginning.
et
us go into the the house of the! Acknowledgements,
unanswerable
and
crushing.
“
In
Eu
­
would be an Incentive for destroying
at the City Hall Wednesday night it
Real Estate ontract,
Dated »t Jacksonville, Oregon, July the ruts that now constitute so serious Lord.- Ps. 122:1.
rope." he said. "It may be the custom
was decided to enjoin the company for the Imperial kitelwn maids to wear
Location Notice —Placer,
29th, 1919.
n
plague.
The
bodies
of
the
animals
from putting the proposed rates into cotton trousers, but III Morocco we
Location Notice—Quartz.
C E. T errill
need not be wasted, as they form suit­
Tit for Tat.
effect. Whethe- or not this can be have more appreciation of the dignity
Satisfaction
of Mortgage,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregor able food for pigs, poultry and dogs.
Stevie anil Robbie were cousins, anil
done, remains to be seen. This action of their position.” There was nothing
Real
Estate
Agents Contract,
By F lora T hompson .
although very fond of each other, did
of the telephone company will undoubt­ more to be said. The debt was pnltl-
Didn’t Know the Groom.
Deputy.
not
always
agree.
One
day
Robbie's
edly lose many subscribers in this city. by the protietoiate government.—
“I made a terrible break today."
mother entered the room where the lit­
A raise in rates may bejust, but to try From "The Liquidation of a Sultanate."
“That so?"
tle ones were playing, and was imme­
by
\V.
B.
Harris.
In
“
Asia"
magazine.
"Yes. You know
Hard to Classify.
sticking us for a toll charge is beyond
diately appealed to by her son. "Mam­
Coming Author—"Well, they are wedding."
ma. mayn't Stevie tell me my faults?"
all bounds of justness.
“
Yes"
sort of betwixt and between. They
“What do you want Stevie to tell your
■ <•' U ■ Lower Animi!«.
"Quality Printers”
day
I
met
Lillian
"Well, the other
faults for?” asked Robbie's mother in
»:* of e Invi" are too sensible for nonsense verses
O
1 didn’t recognize astonishment. “So that I can tell Ste­ i
on
the
street,
nnd
and
too
nonsensical
for
sensible
bir . II niu<
an!
the man with her as the groom.'
verses."—Boston Evcntnr Transcript.
•i
vie ms, was tec uuM^ected reply.
I
ins»-
ot
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Oregon
Jacksonville
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Fred J. Fick
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