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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1919)
JACKSONVILLE POST SAILORS ROYALLY ENTERTAINED. OTUial Paotr of th? City ot Jacksonville Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at theccunty stat of Jackrcr. County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , and Son Publisheis IJaniel W. Bagshaw Jr., Editor. Members of New Pacific Fleet Given Fine Welcome. E iterai us sec>nl-clasa matter June 22 1907. at the post office at Jacksonville A letter received tt.is we >k from Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. H H. Hoefs, a Jacksonville bo •, now on the U 8. S. M ssissippi, s’ates th. t SATURDAY. AUGUST 16. If) If) the men of the new Pacific fl et were giver, a fine reception on arrival on SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnirhed on this coast. Mr. Hoefs says in part: application. “Had a wonderful reception at Los Angeles port yesterday. The Pacific I SloperB have won the heart and soul LET’S GO! of the erstwhue Atlantic flee’, wh > up IN another column appears an article written by one Until a week ago th >ught th' y weie to perdition because leaving Noo of our subscribers, which, among other things, has to do I going Y'ra for a few moons ” Henry says he is well and expects to with marketing our vast supply of mineral wealth. be able to make a visit home in a Folks, we have simply got to get together, pull to- j.hirttime. Henry is at present the gether and stay together. There is no question but i ship’s writer, one of the most respons- ’ ible positions on shipboard filled by an what we have enough mineral deposits within a radius of I enlisted man. twenty miles of Jacksonville to make the mining industry hum around here for a hundred years. Now, if anyone has anything to suggest on this sub ject, step out and let us know what is on your mind, In the meantime let every person who is interested in min ing, think it over and talk it over with the man who owns the claim next to yours. Let’s keep the ball rolling now that there is an op- portunity to make ’er hum. Your Camping Trip will be V’ much more enjoyable if you wear "UNION-ALLS” We have them in ail sizes Communication. August 13, 1919. Editor Toe Jacksonville Post, Jacksonville, O.egon Dear Sir: —I see your article on “Get On The Job” as our duty io our com munity. I am glad our new Editor is starting out with a snur on. If we just had a few more like him we might get there. But with the old m >ss backs and knockers —we are where We are- sitting around smoking their pines, patting their feet and “well we’ve got THANK YOU, SIR. it all, no use, nothing more”, etc. Tne Medford Mail-Tribune put out a special edition Mr. Editor ! am only a woman- but I only see one wiy out of it ai d I am I Tuesday, giving an illustrated description of the Rogue i going to put it up to you and then J | Want to know if you are not of the Phone 7 he People's Store. River valley. same mind. No use to try to get any Among the lengthy articles on Medford and the rest one interested in quartz mining around here —especially those who have got it of the valley, was the statement that Jacksonville has a all in the placer field. But what I have to suggest is this — weekly, the Post; just six words. we who have good properties to make While we realize that Medford is the ‘whole shootin’- a united appeal io the government f< r an appropriation to open our mines and match’, still we cannot help but remember that when the get the necessary equipment such as metropolis of southern Oregon falls short on any of her mills, concentrators etc. end money to OUR OWN STATE Weather Report. build chutes and roads to bring out our Notice of Final Account. pledges, the wires to Jacksonville are kept busy asking produce, and later we can build a Some Recent Happenings IN THE COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON smelter. for contributions of some sort—and the citizens of Jack By concentrating our ores Following is the report of IT. S. Vol I COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON. we In Various Parts unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; sonville have always responded. then afford to ship it until we can ; In the matter of the estate of of Oregon Jacksonville, for. month of July. so as to get seme company in Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi- I Charles W. Anderson, also known We do not ask credit for the cars making the trip to ahead terested to bui'd us a smelter. If we j as Claus Anderson. ude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Notice is hereby given that the under the Lake with the editors, but we do feel as though we can get a start and men who have Reality Sales Recorded. Date Maximum Minimum Precip. signed, administrator of the above en- mines will rally to us and stop back- ! were worthy of more than six words of description of biting his neighbors mine in order to La Grande, Or., Aug. 10.—D. M. 1 83 56 titled estate has filed in the above en- Richey, a piano dealer, has purchased 2 85 gel in first, we e»n make a success. bd titled court his final account of the ad- Jacksonville in the Mail-Tribune’s special edition- We have the minerals and our ledges the Gardinier building, recording one 3 92 51 ministration of said estate, and the speak for themselves, thousands of; of the important realty deals of the 4 74 52 judge of said court has fixed Monday, The editor is in receipt of a letter month. Myers and Ford have posted 5 tons of tons running from $6.00 to j 82 53 Get 7 he Habit. September 15, 1919, at 10 o’clock A. M. from S. L. Johnson, a former resident a big sum to bind a$49,000 deal, buying 6 to $200.00. What more do they want? i 76 44 at the court room of said court at the of this city, but now manager of the I have known of companies milling the Loftus property on which they 7 93 43 court house at .Jacksonville, Jackson Johnson Lumber company, at Apple will build a large theater. 101 8 57 County, State of Oregon, as the time gate. Mr. Johnson is full of praise for I Modern methods of banking are typi ore that only run eighty cents to the ton and they made money. 60 101 and place for hearing of objections 9 the “Rost”, and asks that we continue cal of America's democratic way of I think Mr. Editor, we should get up Plane Scares Horse; Woman Hurt 10 100 7V thereto and for settlement thereof. with our cry for development of our doing business. Rich and poor alike 90 53 11 H. K. H anna , Administrator. natural resources, and not to forget to I keep their money in the same bank a legal p per as to our p issessions in Salem, Or., Aug. 10. — When her mining properties, and give our honest 12 88 52 ask for better roads in the Applegate and the dollar check drawn by the ¡opinions as to what can be done in our horse became frightened at a passing 13 97 53 valley. girl clerk in a department store on her airplane, the vehicle was overturned 103 60 It is our aim to assist in any worthy small account, is honored just as quick | district, and offer the government a and Mis. Anna Brick suffered a fract 14 Executor’s Final Notice. | per cent of our returns until they are I 15 103 67 cause and we assure Mr. JohnBon and ly and with as little question as a , She ured leg and many bedy bruises, I paid their appropriation with interest. Notice is hereby given that the If 98 67 the farmers of the Applegate valley check drawn by John D. on his ac- We will never get any where witb- was taken to a Dallas hospital. 89 undersigned, executor of the estate of 57 17 that we will do all that is possible for | count. I out making an effort, and if we wait 92 60 Estella Cochran, deceased, has filed 18 them. A deposit in a bank is the basis j for some one here to offer us a loan we 19 with the county court of the State of 98 54 Boy Sent to Reform School. I credit for any man or woman. It eS will turn gray and then green before it 20 Oregon, for Jackson County, his final 99 57 There are times in the work of a ■ tablishes a personal relation between j happens. Eugene, Or., Aug. 12. — George R. 21 And if we undertake to account as such executor of said estate, 60 95 the depositor, and the bank, which may newspaper man when he must be con- i work this up, lets be sure to get the Hatcher. 15 years old, was yesterday 22 and that said court has set Monday, 93 72 . be of value in many ways to tne de trolled by his sympathies for the inno * 1 right ones on the job. We don’t wa; t committed to the state reform school 23 the 15th day of September, 1919, at 96 60 cent ones in the publications of news positor. It he will ask his banker’s | any war stunts to be practis 'd on us. by County Judge fl. L. Brown. the hour of ten o’clock, A. M. of said 90 24 53 advise before investing his savings in This paper bows to the inevitable in j We want no freeze outs or pull outs, day as the time, and the office ot said 25 50 80 such case* and is willing to accept the numerour schemes which are afloat j We want it started fair and right (and Train Wrecks Near Condon; court, at Jacksonville, Jackson Coun 83 43 26 today seeking to get his money, he will criticism of some if good is acc mp- keep it so ) If we see a man make a ty, Oregon, as the place for the final 90 49 27 One Hurt. lisheq and aching hearts are saved in many instances be saved severe crooked move—put him down and out settlement of said account and for the 91 54 28 losses. further pain. 1 —not wait until he gets it all in his hearing of any and all objections there 86 29 54 The banking habit is a good one to pocketand then kick. Condon, Or., Aug. 12.— In a wreck 30 to. • 84 54 The roads were so rough in a neigh cultivate. It raises vou in your own Study about this and let ms hear on the Condon branch of the O.-W. R. 31 This notice is published in conformity 83 52 estimation ami sense and confidence in boring community after the mud dried from you. R. & N. line yesterday, when the lo to an order of said court, made by up that people with false teeth were your ability to do things. Respectfully comotive was derailed and overturned Temperature—mean max. 91.45; mean Hon. G. A. Gardner, County Judge, A bank depositor and a home owner compelled to take them out of their An interested party. three q larters of a mile west of this min. 55.03; mean 7,3.24; Max 103 on 14: regularly made and entered of record mouth before starting to town in a are not good material for the Bolshe Greatest daily place. George D.lks suffered from Minimum 43 on 7. on the 15th day of August, 1919. vik and socialist agitator and herein wagon. range, 50. Total precipitation .00 in. shock and was taken to a hospital. Rogue River Valley Rail Road J. H. C ochran , lies America's safety today. E. B ritt , Train service was resumed this morn Executor of the Estate ot ————♦<»•--- Company l ime Table Each year the poultry business is Cooperative Observer. ing. Estella Cochran, deceased. becoming more lucrative in the com Most Unjust 7 ax. W. E. P hipps , Effective Feb 22d. 1919 munity. The old hen is getting worth Attorney. her weight in gold. Leave Jacksonville. Address: Medford, Oregon. 7:20 a. m. daily except Sunday The special five per cent excise tax It is a poor excuse of an olj hen, if 8:30 a. m. daily except Sunday permitted to run loose in town, that 1 on candy, above all other taxation, is 10:00 a. m. Sunday only Notice of Final Account. cannot make at least one enemy out of ' one of the sore spots still remaining as 11:30 a. m. daily except Sunday I I result of hasty and ill-considered war a good neighbor. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE 2:00 p. m. daily time legislation 3:45 p. m. daily OF OREGON, FOR J4CKSON COUNTY. The war proved candy manufacture The Water teas Pine 5:00 p. m. daily In the mutter of the estate to be an essential industry and taxing m. Wed & Sat. only ' of Verne Baldwin, deceased. it as a non essential is most unjust. 7:16 p. Leave Medford. Notice is hereby given that the under A crowd of the young bloods of the This tax acta indirectly on the beet signed, administrator of the estate of town were in Ashland Saturday night, sugar industry and the farmers raising 8:00 a. m. daily except Sunday I Verne Baldwin, deceased, has filed in enjoying a swim at the Helman baths. beets as it tends to reduce sugar con 9:30 a. m. Sunday only | in the above entitled court, the final A genercl goon time was had, including sumption at a time when it is highly 9:15 a. m. daily except Sunday account and reDort of his administrat- 10:38 a. m. Sunday only essential we build up this industry. It the pleasure of presenting the lady I ion of said estate and that the court members of the party with genuine is a direct tax on every child in the 12:08 Noon daily ; has fixed Monday, the 22nd day of land who buys a penny,s worth of 2:45 p. m. daily duckings. | September. 1919, at the hour of 10 4:30 p. m. daily Those making up the party were: candy. ! o’clock, A. M., of said day, at the 6:09 p. m. daily Repeal it. Mr. and Mrs G. R. Chapman, Misses j court room of said court in the court 10:00 p. m. Wed A Sat. only Alice Hoefs, Edith Hoefs and Flora house in the City of Jacksonville, Jack- Thompson and Messrs Sgt. Griffith and 11. K. HANNA son County, State of Oregon, as the Daniel Bagahaw. D. W. BAGSHAW j time and place for the hearing of said Roseburg—Local growers buy site I.awyei final account and report and tor the set- Attorney at l.aw for cannery. 1 tlement of said estate. Paving soon to begin on Salem Dallas Office in Jack<oi County Bank Bldg NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER All persons having objections to said road. final account or any part thereof are MEDFORD Office with Jacksonville Post. hereby notified to make or file the same WE have the Lunch Goods You'll Want too, Let US have Your orders Jno.M. Williams Co Oregon J'ucksonville ENVELOPES We have just received a new supply of the famous “Eureka” envelopes. your order at the following prices: 500 1000 500 1000 Highest quality, jewelry repairing, diamond set ting, watch repairing, agate mounting and jew While in convention last week at elry manufacturing. Martin J. Reddy, ■ Portland, the National Editorial Assoc MEUFOItli OREGON | iation unveiled a monument erected on the site of the first newspaper in 6 3-4 inches 6 3-4 inches 10 inches 10 inches 00 .50 00 00 Do Afor C rowd JACKSONVILLE. - OREGON O-egon. The Spectator, at Oregon City. edited bv Col. W. G T’Vlult. C.»!>n?l T'Vault edited the Table Rock Sentinnl in this city for several years. Jacksonville Post "Quality Printers" J on or before the time above mentioned for the hearing and settlement of said final account and of said estate. Date of first publication hereof is August 16. 191». D. W B agshaw . Administrator. «