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JACKSONVILLE POST Work on Ditch Begins rirt'’.”- • members will show, fulfilled a previously expressed inten Cured of Lil ver Ccmplaiul. tion of surrounding himself with the best minds of the “I wu Buffering witn liver complaint’ country. Here are the names of men who for the next jays I ta Smith of Point Blank, Tex ax, “and decided to try a 25c. dox of Chamberlain’s four years will direct the destinies of the nation: Tablets, and am happy to aay that I am com pletely cured and can recommend them to President, Warren G. Harding; Vice-President, Calvin ererr one.” For sale by all doalan.—Zo •ertisement Coolidge; Secretary of State, Charles Evan Hughes, Sec retary of Treasury, Andrew W. Mellon; Secretary of War, Weafher Report John W. Weeks; Secretary of the Navy; Edwin Denby; Secretary of the Interior, Albert B. Fall; Secretary of Following is the report of U. S. Vol unteer Cooperative Observer E Rritt, Agriculture, Henry C. Wallace; Secretary of Commerce, Jacksonville, for month of January, Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi Herbert C. Hoover; Attorney General, Harry M. Daugh tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. erty; Postmaster General, Will H. Hays; Secretary of Date tirnum minimum Precip. 43 36 .12 Labor, James J. Davis. .6 38 .37 eAbout One-Eleven ^O^arettesp^ UST an inside word about One Eleven. The American bacco Company has served public with fine tobaccos many years, it commands experience and skill to prepare and know good cigarettes. The American Tobacco Com pany would not give the address of its home office as the name of aneweigarette ifit did not relieve that the blend would please you. J F inally Guaranteed vy which mean« that if you don't like ••111” Cigarette«. you can act your moray back from the dealer. -t, XX XX u. Air Friction Carbureters For Sale At Jacksonville Garage BEST ON THE MARKET Washing Out Crank Cases All Kinds Lubricating Oil Charges: All Repair Work $1.0) per Hour Cars Stored /. IV. Knight, Phone 202 Prop, and Mechanic JACKSONVILLE, OREGON 51 56 56 37 41 36 37 33 37 46 43 42 39 54 46 43 44 85 35 42 43 43 53 54 46 40 El 41 41 I 8 8 — The work of building the big Med Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville Oregon ford irrigation system with its 49 miles of new ditch, 16 milea of oa- larging old ditch and constructing 400 or 500 milts of laterals was begun A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jacks« n this week at eamps 3 and 4 on the County, Oregon. high ditch line. Camps I and 2 are yet to be established and the work of building the two reservoirs at Fish Tom Fillion, Editor. Luke will not begin for a month or so yet, nr until the weather is thoroughly settled in that region. '1 ha force of SATURDAY, MAR( U 5. 1921 workmen will ke gradually increased until ita maximum number, about 800, - in reached, and work will be continued With an absence of much of the spectacular display until the first of the year. Can p 3 on the high ditch line wsi that marked previous inaugural ceremonies Warren G. established Monday along Jacksen Harding of Ohio was inaugurated president of the United creek thia aide of Jackaonvi'le, and not far from the county seat with 15 or 20 States, Friday, March 4. President Harding at the man and about 30 teams and comple beginning of his term is confronted by a mass of knotty ment. of grader», acrapers and the like. problems, many of them calling for immediate solution Camp 4 waa established the same and all calling for the best efforts of a man o'f wisdom, day on the old Madden place near Cen tral Point with 15 men end an ade energy and practical business ability; a man with not only quate number of teams and other Both camps 3 and 4 are a thorough knowledge of present day conditions but equipment. now busy in turning up dirt. one who is also able to foresee what the future will bring Camp 1 will be established south of the Westerlard orchard as soon as the forth. In the present crisis a great majority of the peo ground is sufficiently dried out. At the ple have every confidence in the ability of our new chief present time this sticky soil is too full moisture for work to proceed. executive to handle the situation. For the present he of Camp 2 will be located at Fieh has adopted a broad, indefinite Dolicy, under present con Lake as soon as work can be begun on constructing tbe two reservoir». ditions perhaps the best possible policy to pursue. Most In addition a steam shovel work will soon be established near promising of all, he has, as the following list of cabinet camp Phoenix. —Mail Tiibune. 40 35 31 27 32 30 28 17 18 31 36 37 32 35 37 37 85 26 26 22 23 33 34 35 36 28 33 31 32 .23 .17 .81 .05 .10 .03 .03 .14 .86 .16 .10 .37 .78 .40 .08 Before planting your garden call and see the fine assort ment of 1 8 1 Gadren Seeds » • ♦ • At tig & John M. Williams Co. Phone 142 The People« Store I Jacksonville, a ’ Oregon - » The South half [SJ^J of Section four i [4] and lots three [3] and four [4] i and south half of the North west quarte- [SJ* NWJj] of said section four [4], all in Township thirty- three [33] south, range two [2] West, Willamette Meridian, being 478 acres, more or less according to Government survey. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon. March, 3rd. 1921 C. E. T errill , »--•Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon. By F lora T hompson , Deuuty. Your House May Burn I But you can protect yourself by i I I I Insurance in Good Companies Have Policy written by the RESIDENT AGENT In your homc town. Good, Sound Companies and regulär rates Nolice to Creditors D. W. Bagshaw In the Matter of the Estate of Josephine Houston, decea«ed. Notice is hereby given that the ■ County Court of the State of Oregon, j for the County of Jacks in has appoint ed the undersigned as administrator of the eBtate^of above named decedent an I that he is regularly q lalifi.-d as such. ' All persons having claims against (said estate are hereby required to pre sent ’he same, properly verified, te the undersigned, at his residence at Apple gate, Jackson County, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. I Date of thia notice and of the first publication thereof is March 5, 1921. WALTER L. MILLER, Administrator. D. W. B/gshaw, Attorney. Jacksonville, Oregon ♦++++++ <•■?•++■!••:•+>•!.+++++♦♦++ ure— mean max. 48.6; mean min. 31.4; mean 87.5; max. 56 on 4 U minimum 17 on 10. Greatest daily range, 2>. Total precipitation 4.30 in Number of days with 01 inch or more ! precipitration, 17; clear. 3; partly X cloudy, 3; cloudy, 25 LOAN TO RUSSIA EXPIRES Precipitation for season 19.56 in. Obligation Contracted by Kerensky ' Precipitation last season 8.14 in Government Now Payable. E. B ritt , Washington, D. C.—Certificates of Cooperative Observer. Indebtedness signed by a representa tive of the Kerensky government of —♦TO*-- Russia for a loan of {IST.OOO.UOO have expired, the senate was informed by Notice of Sheriff’s Sale. Secretary Houston. The obligation By virtue of an execution and Order therefore is a demand one. he added, of Sale duly issued out of and under with interest and principal payable the seal of the Circuit Court for the immediately but no steps have been State of Oregon, for Jackson County, taken toward collection. The debt now amou-ts to more dated March 2nd. 1921, in a certain suit therein, wherein R. A. Gwin as than $200,000.000, he said. The information was given in re Plaintiff, recovered judgment against L. B. Wisner as Defendant, for the sponse to a senate resolution and said sum of One thotaeaad one hundred that the advances had been made to There’s magic in the word t sixty & 85 100 ($1160 85) Dollars, to the Russian government fur its own HOME. purposes. gether with interest thereon at ths There should te mn»ic in the rate of 7* per annum from February words HOME TRADE. Teddy Roosevelt Gets Naval Post. 26th, 192t, and $16 00 costs, which St. Augustine. Fla.—President-elect The home merchants are part judgment was enrolled ana docketed Harding formally announced the ap- ' of this town. in said Court February 26'h, 1921. THEIR pro pcrity nicanj YOUR J Notice is hereby given that, pursu polntnient of Edwin Denby, Michigan, prosperity. ant to the terms of said execution, 1 as secretary of the navy and Colonel will on April 13th, 1921, at 10 o’clock Theodore Roosevelt of New York as ; Trade with the home mer A. M., at the front door of the Cour:- assistant secretary. Theodore Roose chants. house in the City of Jacksonville, velt will make his first appearance in Jackson County, Oregon, offer f< r the federal government in the same sale and sell at public auction for cash capacity as that in which hia late î++++<++++.:+c...:..>.;+++++++++; to the highest bidder, to satisfy s..i 1 father started. judgment, with the costs of this sale, Fought Unnecessary Battle. subject to redemption as provided by I Very dramatic was the cor-luslon of law, all of tbe right, title and interest the Peninsular war. Wellington had that the defendant, jointly er individu Just won his triumph at Toulouse, the ally. had on February 27th, 1917, er casualties on both sides numbering have since acquired, or now have in some 15.000, anti the armies were re and to the fo'lowing described proper joicing or sorrowing, when a tired ty, situated in Jackson County, State courier rode up to announce that Na poleon had abdicated Ove days before, of Oregon to-wit; and the war wee over The Home Merchant J KEEPS HIS EAR t TO THE GROUND i weet nome” Chorus • • I I •? J + <* IT PAYS He knows what THIS TOWN t ♦ He knows your INDIVIDUAL wants. +* He is en :ic;is to please. He wants you to call again. He GUARANTEES his goods. He'D ex hange them if they do not please. ♦ + wants. + j; fl i * Why Net Trade H at .; Home? + ^ £ ++++.M<++ Post AdsGet Results J 4
