Jacksonville post., April 24, 1920, Image 1

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JACKSONVILLE:-
A M aintain T own W ith
A V alley C limate .
J'VILLE PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS
and reset and lie ha ■ now returned
Tersely Told
ini by hard bought expuri-mce in f irm­
home with good hopes of regaining the
ing mys -If. I was b: ought up in M lire
use <>f the limb again.
w >ere we t ad to haul our produce 27
Mr. and Mrs. H E. Camph-ll of
miles to market. Had I known it than
Conscientious
•j Washington were in town last week
i w>> could have placed a dollar ad in a
Correspondents
and th > form -r purchase.! the interest The Jordan Residence on Med-
1 ical paper and saved the big expense
Condensed Paragraps Dealing of marketing.”
of H. J. Devaney, our banker, in tne
tord Road Sold to Chas. Blicth,
Frink Netherland
iel from First State Bank of Eagle Point. Mr.
With Important Events Oc­ Once using local a iverti.-ing a fn.ni-
"V Medfold
Tues lai wi
arload of Campbell returned to his home but will
of
Eort Stevens. Other Prop­
er
will
always
use
it,
thi
n
s
Dr.
Varn
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ASHLAND
curring Throughout the United
farm implements for use on his farm be back to assume charge of the bank
ey. The difficulty is to convince him
erty Negotiated For
above town.
States.
th it it pays He will place a black­
by May 15.
Mr.
Conley
h
is
p
irch
is
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the
Ha
wk
and
his
wife,
Dr.
board in front of his farm an I adver­
Dr. H. M. Sh iw
iiliss Nydah Neil of M.-lfori has
.J. L. Jordan this week sold his resi­
The Pacific Mail Steamship company tise thre i-year-old pigs, o.- hav or Mattis Shaw, of Portland, form -r saw mill on Dog ere It, which he wi I been visiting her parent», Mr. and
lence propertv situated or. the Medford
has annouced the establishment of a grain in hopes that a few persons pass­ residents of this city, were visiti ,,.' operate. He has also 1»»ugn . a11. p i- Mrs. Frank R. Neil at Derby.
road in tins city to Chas. Blicth, an
beta n farm and int.-n Is to e'ear a id
here last week.
monthly freight service between Balti­ ing on the r >ad will read it.
cultivate it.
George Hoilenbeak, who has been in army man. stationed at Fort Stevens,
“By placing Ins al in his home piper
more, Md., and Portland, Jregon. Six
Voluntary subscriptions am »unling
he could reacn 29 times as many buyers to nearly $180<) have liven m ide here
ships will be used.
J. Berriin waited up fro n Brjvi's- a Medford hospital suffering from Oregon. Consideration was $700.
Thia is a desirable piece of property,
blood poisoning, has returned home
A new fluid alcohol has been dis­ and probably be sol I out before the a l the past month to the Near East F ind, boro la it Sund iv.
comprising about an acre of land and
greatly
improved.
appeared
again,
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says
Jr.
Varney.
The logging camp train was de'ail 'I
covered which can be use I as a s.ibsi-
exceeding the city’s quota by abo it
s in well kept condition. Mr. Blicth,
Dr. Varney, an enthusiast in the
I*. F. Johnson of Trail his invented
with several cars
logs Saturday
tute for gasolene and will lessen the
one hundred dollars.
the new owner, says he intends to
production
of
bloeJed
rabbits,
has
an
1
patented
a
contrivance
for
thinning
cost of operating an automobile.
The weather has b mil very c >:• I here
make substantial improvements when
J. P Campbell came over trim Kla-
hud many years of experience in farm­
fruit. It consists of a light pole with a
The elevator operators of New York ing.
math Falls last week to visit his fam­ recently, the thermomui-ir be.ng now i cutting machine on the end and can be he takes possession. Heexprease<Hm
to freezing several nights.
City are out on ■ strike, demanding
self as being much impressed with the
“I practice what I preach-” he de­ ily, who have been living here for the
operated from the ground, thus climi
wages from $5 to $'0 per 8 hour day clares, “anJ it has brought me resulra. past year.
possibilities of Jacksonville as a resi-
Mrs. Clevenger, Mrs. Carson, Miss dating the use of heavy lail.l ire.
and time and a half over time. Women
ience site and is contemplating pur­
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Joe Alnutt Iris sold his residence Kate Foley, Ira Tungate, Mr. Fenns
I create a mtrket f it- my rabbits, mid
T. W. Sanford and Fred R Neil of
who operated the lifts during war sell all I can produ.-e. ”
property on Knob Hill to H. H. Elhart. an.I Mr. and Mrs. Avery came up 0’1 Ashian I spent one day last week in chasing additional real estate here.
time are called as strike breakers.
Mr. Blicth, wno left for Fort Stevens
And practicing w.nat he preaches is a
Miss Ruth Whitney resigned her po­ the speeder Saturday evening.
town. They ha I be.-n fishing bit failed the latter part of the week, will move
A final attempt is being made to religion with Dr. Varney. He is pastor sition as book keeper at the Citizen’s
Elgie Abbott, who has been at U.
to catch any owing to tho mully con- his family to Jacksonville as soon as
keep Henry Albers of Portland, sentenc­ of the Baptist church at Corvallis.
Bark and left Saturday for Grants roe, returned the middle of the
di.ion
of the river.
ne receives his discharge from the
ed to serve 3 years in j ail and pay a !
and has gone to work for the
Pass.
An election was he'd in Climax to army, which he expects will be ip
fine of $1009 for violation.of the espion- ' Charge Against Mrs. Lark
PineB
camp.
i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler O1
vote on the herd law which decrees th it mout a month’s time. Mr. Jordan is
age act, out of jail. If this fails, ro
Mrs. Ben Edmonson and family ar « no stock should be run at large. The
Yreka recently moved to this city.
indecided as to his future but is con­
other recourse is open to Albers but to
Evarts Dismissed.
side voting lor the enforcement of this templating the purchase of other
Mrs. Elva Hobart, for two years visiting in tow.i ihi. week.
serve his tprm.
law won by a majority of ten, so that property here.
In Justice Taylor’s court Tuesday pastor of the Flee Methodist church
The largest coyote warrant ever
—, at.er sixty days all stock must be con-
here,
expects
to
g
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io
California
at
thi
This, in connection with other real
afternoon
the
perjury
charge
agan.ct
issued in Oregon was given to John
I fined, thus requiring cattlemen who estate deals now on, an I the recent
McCullough, of Standfield, for $112 Mrs. Luk Evans in connection with close of the conference year. She is
EAGLE POINT
have been using tne range for fifty Heavy demand for apartments in town
McCullough found thirty-six puppits her having testified at her preliminary to b- state evangelist of her church.
i| years to herd their cattle on other supports the belief that Jacksonville
hearing
last
week
on
the
charge
of
Miss
Callie
Biegel
entertained
about
and one female in a raid made cn
ranges.
will eventually become a “city of
the larceny of the automobile of W. twenty five friends at a 500 parly Sa:
covote dens in his vicinity.
The Pacific and Eastern Railroad Co,
G. White of Grants Pass, was distniss- urdav.
W. T. Normile an I Frank Rh ) les of .loniL-s.’’ A little cooperation on the
Many" cities in the United States I
s digging a new well > ear the depot. Medford were hero on business Thurs- part of our citizens in beautifying and
e I.
The twenty-fifth w -tiding nnnivt rsary
have jjifjed thd overall army in a de­
naking our town attractive to strang­
The dismissal came on a technical of Air. and Mrs. C. L. Loomis was ob 1 be water was formerly carried thr I day.
termined effort to lower the extreme
ers will be well repaid by increased
point raised by her attorney, Gus New­ served by a large gathering of friend» evt-ral yards of pipe from Butt-
W.
L.
Childreth,
our
blacksmith,
high costof Clothing, lae clothiers are
reck.
bury, that she had testified under a
‘met with an aeci lent last week. Wild- copulation.
already beginning to teel the effects
Bruce Lininger, a well known youru
George Loosley was in town ast trimming a fruit tree, he slipped am.
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voluntary
oath
not
authorized
by
law
and aro having special sales.
business man of Ashland, and Mist week t«> interview Fnd Neil, who ' ha.»
Tne second real estate deal of the
, i fell badly wrenching his knee and
to be made by a defendant in a pre­
Seven-, thousand cattle are said to j liminary
....... .. examination, when sile testi- Blanch Minton of Medford were mar oeen caring for a herd of cattle be-
week in w Inch locoi people figured, oc-
ankle.
have been destroyed io Alberta because i fie j that she J had married Evans at ried at the home of the bride’s motht-i longing to Mr. Loosley.
-urreil in Medford, when Henry Man-
of the feed shortage. Conditions are ■ Tacoma eight years ago under the last Thursday.
.ms and sister, Mrs. Belle Bell, purch­
A. C. Suen.e, road supervisor of
said to be terrible in northern sections name of Wallace Music.
E. V. Car er went to Portland to at­ .trownsboro was a business visitor in
ased a house and about an acre of land
of Canada.
ituated on North Riverside in the
| Tne dismissal of the perjury charge tend the monthly meeting of the Ofe town Thursday, as was also Earl Hays,
GOLD HILL
Rogue River valley metropolis. The
Housewives in Portland and other i has no bearing on the auto larceny gon Fish and Game Commission, tf oad supervisor of the Eagle Poin
orouertv is under lease to present
cities have started a boycott against' ehnyge on whi.m she i was bound over which he is chairman,
district.
tenants until the latter part of Octob­
potatoes until ths Outrageous price has last week to the g-m I j try by Jus’ice
Mr. anil Mrs. Otto Klnm of Klamath
It
is
reported
that
T.
Eddy
has
Mr. Adamson, mail carrier between
fallen.
Falls visited Aihlantl relatives last Eagle Point and Persist, reported that purchased the building formerly oc- er, after which time .Mrs. Belle may
Taylor. — Mail- Tribune
make her home there.
eek.
Denver, Col. and adjacent sections |
the water was so deep in Elk Creek | cupie 1 by the Miller & Peterson store.
It
is
J.ii
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that
lie
intends
to
move
hi,
of the west were visited by a blizzard I
C.
B.
Howard
has
returned
from
that it came high enough on his ear to
Lumber Future Bright
Chas. Duffield of Shoshone, Idaho,
last week. A number of people were I
Texas where he was called lyy th" ’i -tilj the eng be. He found it necessary picture show into one of the largv
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attended the funcra’ of Ids father, S.
frozen to death and telephone lines are I
ness of his son, who is now well on .0 procure a team to get the car out. stOie l'uoma,
The
prospective
d
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lumber
practically useless.
the way to recovery.
This was the reason the mail was late.
Splendid prospects for a record break 4 Duffield, last we k.
was never so bright as at the present
The first dance at Gold Hill’s opt n
Word has been received of heavy [ time and rn n thoroughly famdiar
Mrs. Elmer Ashcraft of Seattle is
A I irge band of cattle, sold bv Green ing crop is reoorte I from several cherry
fighting in Armenia, the Armenians with the industry state that there is making a short visit in Ashland before Mathews to a California man, passed orchards in mil vicinity. The tree.- air pavilion will be given the latter
h ilding the American mission buildings. little possibility of the demand slacken­ joining her husband in Nevada.
through town Saturday on their way are bio lining heavily and the only oart of the month, weather conditions
: daneer to -e feared is Hu untimely permitting.
Thirteen Americtn relief workers are ing tor the next 5 or 1») years. In fact
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cutts, of Port­ to the Sacramento valley.
j front.
in great danger.
The cement plant resumedoperations
it appears that the dem md will ex­ land, were recently in Ashland, re­
Miss Florence Pool, county demon-
A Seattle soldier who lost the power ceed lhe suoply for an indefinite period. newing old acquaintances. Mr. Cutts itrator, and,Miss Jessie Biles, assist­ Mrs, R. E. Mullen, of Portland, is a recently after a shut-down caused by a
oreak in the operating mechanism of
ol speech in 1917, while in the service,
Now that the railroads have g me was a train dispatcher here twenty ant, held meetings here Friday and visitor at Gold Hill.
Jias at last been cured and is able to back into private hands they are act­ years ago.
Mr. a id Mrs. D. L. Carpenter, of the kiln.
Saturday. The instructions given were
talk. Leading physicians have been ively in the market an I wid buy tre­
Fishermen report • splendid run of
A Washington man enroute home the ma'ting and remodeling of gar­ Portland, are In G >id H II for a short
working on the case for three years.
rnendous quantities of lumb.-r. tt is es­ from California stopped over in the ments. Quite a large number of ladies time. Mr. Carpenter i< one of the salmon in Rogue River, although the
Agricultural extension workers and timated that they will SDen.l in tile auto camp grounds and was so favor­ were in attendance, some coming from owners of the local cement plant.
vater is high and verv muddy a« yet.
county agents in Florida have been ag­ next 3 years $1,6)0,099,939 for new ably impressed with our city that he i distance.
The old covered wagon bridge a
An enjoy ible birthday party was
gressive in replacing scrub stock and freight Curs alone The railroads are decided to remain for a couple of
Flovd Pierce, who sustained a badly Rock Point was dropped into the river given recently at the Ruhl home, Dr-
especially inferior sires with animals far short of their normal freight car months.
crushed leg several years ago, which last Saturday morning. A number of licious refreshments and games, fol-
requirements due to war conditions and
of improved breeding.
been to people were on hand to witness thi lowed.by a theater party were features
Mayor C. B. Lamkin has appointed did not heal properly,
delayed construction unler govern­ Mrs. F. S. Foltz official chaperon ol Portland where his leg
>f the evening.
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examined I event.
ment operation and much of the equip­ public dances in Ashland.
58 Acres at Gold Hill Sells ment is tn bad con lition, Their re­ Walter Barham is suffering from a
habilitation process will require large
for $10,000
amounts of capital. Sorn ■ authorities broken jaw caused bv a chain that
est.mate that the railroads will nsed broke near where he was working.
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The funeral services of Edward Mc­
50,000,090 ties, which Would req lire
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Gold Hill, April 19.— A real estate 2,000,090,0011 board feet of lumber and Cauley were held in the Dodge under­
transaction of considerable note wag their oth ir lumber needs are in like taking parlors last Sunday, Rev. F.
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Koehler officiating.
clostd here today When W. VV. Hittie proportions.
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reported the sale of his 58-acre farm in
Thus, it will be seen that Conditions
“Dobbin” Irwirp former owner of
what is known as the Riverside coldnv, encouraging to railroad developinant the Valiev Auto line, is now hi'charge'
two miles west of Gold Hill, to Roy L. and improvement directly aitict the if the billiard hall formerly owned by
Ganfield for $10,000. Gantield, giving prosperity bt hundreds of thousands ot Alnutt and Moody.
his residence as Medford, will occupy people etnplove I in the lumber in.lu try
Forty-one cases of speeding, two
the premises in 30 days.
and conditions which hurt r.iiiro I’.ing cases of violation of the traffic ordinance
The Hii tie farm a few years past «uto.matically hurt lumb-uri ig m normal and one for disorderly conduct were
was a patch of chaparral an I rocks times.
heard in the police court during March.
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and was bought by Hittie at a very
Extensive improvements are under­
reasonable figure. Building of the Gold
way at the Ashland postofliee. The
Less
Pay
or
More
Work.
Hill irrigation canal, which ruus above
lobby is being enlarged, a new floor
the property, ard construction of the
laid and new letter and paper cases
Pacific Highway along the river si ie of
While in Seattle on his way to the built to facilitate the handling of
the property, the contractors of which Orient, Frank A. V.mderlip gave an
mail.
used the rocks scattered over the land instructive and inspiring a Idress before
A. E. Kinney of this city has filed as
in road work, have raised the value of
the West Coast I.umbering Association. candidate for the office of county com­
the land to the present sale figure,
He sail that Bolshevism wool I not missioner on the repuolican ticket.
This sale has set a new mark in Jan 1
WE SELL THE
get a permanent foothold in this count­
value in this neighborhood.
ry as it flourishe 1 where there was
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want and hunger and there is plenty
CATCHES
BUTTE FALLS
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Ad in Home Paper Sells here.
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But in commenting on the labor situ­
i ■
ation
he
said,
“
Today
we
are
on
a
very
Farm Stuff.
The basket ball game played at
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low basis of industrial efficiency. I
think labor todav is not producing over Central Point Friday evening h- tween
f Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ 60 per cent of what would be normal Applegate and the Butte Falls bo%:<
vallis, April 22.—Can a farmer adver­ efficiency. We could in reuse pro­ resulted in a victory for Applegate.
tise potatoes as a grocer advertises duction tremendously. It rem uni to The local boys are not disheartened, as
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Bugar? Can he sell hay, grain, pigs oi be seen whether we will or not. That they are all youhg boys while their op
fruit by advertising? Do you know?
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would be the best way to correct this ponents were ex-soldiers or cow punch­
These questions have been answered situation. I was in Akron the other ers.
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in a practical wav by Dr. George IL day. The bricx layers ha I just an­
Sam Hughes and Miss Ellen O’Brien
Varney, former farmer, now advertis­ nounced that after the first of the returned from Medford Monday after
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ing expert and instructor in purchasing month they would dem in 1 instead of consulting a dentist and optician.
and selling at O. A. C.
$1.25 an hour, which they were then
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Mr. Cadzow, Mr. Ahlstrom and H.
“Systematic advertising has built up getting, $1.75 per hour, an I that they D. Mills, comprising our school board,
a big business for a wealthy stockmen vouki enforce the rule that no m in liv went to Medford Sunday to see about
Jacksonville, Oregon
of my acquaintance,” he save. "He ■ ver 400 bricks a day Now that is a hiring teachers for the ensuing year.
deals in thoroughbred cattle, and uses ather common thing in the east to- Three teachers were secured as w»
the local paper to tell his neighbors iav. men may not lay over 400 bricks the principal from Talent, and our
about them.
a day abd you know they coull lay 1.-00 principal, Mr. Jewett, will go to Talent
“I had to learn the value of printers’ or2000.J
inti i
for next year.
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NEWS Of THE WEEK
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