Jacksonville post., July 02, 1921, Image 2

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JACKSONVILLE POST
Official Paper of the City of Jackeoaoille Oregon
A weekly newsptprr publishel every Saturday at the-Tinty seat of Jaelt
County, Oregon.
Fukon,
Tom
Editor.
SA 7 URDA Y, IUL Y 2, DU
Special Train
WILL OPERAIE
Grants Pass to Ashjand
And Return
.July 4th
Going
read down SCHEDULE
f
705 AM
722
740
755
807
820 AM
835
846
905 AM
Returning
read up
Lv. GRANTS PASS Ar. 1220 AM
Rogue River
1200 M’n
Gold Hill
1144 Pm
Ray Gold
f
Tolo
1151
Central Point
1122
MEDFORD
1114 PM
Phoenix
1101
Talent
lose
Ar. ASHLAND
Lv. 1010 PM
aod enjoy Independence Day Celebrations.
Baseball Game, Wrestling Match, Dancing. Big
Parade and Prizes—Band Music and Fire Works.
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Southern Pacific Lines
J ohn M. S cott ,
General Passenger Agent
tt
Oh, boy! Watch our little town grow. Every day
more people are arriving. The time we have been
looking for is at hand. .Just a few months until
everybody will wish to live in Jacksonville. Tne
town ia heated and the live wiros are growing
stronger. More sparks more light, therefore, press
the putton a little more. Everything comes to the
ligh} and each day it grows a little brighter.
The Workman's
Clothing and Shoe Store
Schurnp Building, California. Street
Wehave just received a shipment
of overalls, working shirts for
men and boys,summer undeiweai
John Pappas
Jacksonville
Oregon
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ÍPERSONAL SERVICE
The Time is Now Here to
PAINT
Save the surface and you save it a'l
We have Paints, Oils, Stains
and Varnishes
See us before buying yonr paint
Fick’s Hardware
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Weather Report
Following is the report of U.
Vol­
unteer Cooperative Observer Ï Rritt
Jacksonville, for month of WHy,
Latitude42 .teg. 18. min. north; longi­
1 1 tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
Date^ maximum minimum
Trecip.
62
4U
.30
1
55
31
2
56
3
.16
58
38
• 4
.16
4o
5
53
.80
40
54
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64
45
7
35
68
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38
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9
II)
43
«9
42
75
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84
t2
1 12
1»
83
45
47
14
76
4 ó
64
15
44
.09
63
If
57
40
.44
17
45
56
T
18
47
.03
62
19
46
20
56
.20
45
.07
72
21
44
.08
76
22
43
23
81
45
84
24
61
85
26
■*9
76
2d
36
67
27
46
.10
73
|2S
56
.60
68
29
44
78
3o
45
77
31
Temperature—mean max. 68.3; mean
min. 43.2 mean F< 5.75; max. 85 on 25.
minimum 31 on 2 Greatest daily
range, 42 Total precipitation 2.51 in
Number of days with 01 inch or more
partly
i precipitra tion, 12; clear, 13;
cloudy, 6; cloudy, 12
Precipitation for season 30.03 in.
Precipitation last season 12.69 in
1'1, B ritt ,
ooperative Observar
7 Ms Elroij
Sloan’s
Shoes
Special
SHOE
SALE!
i
Ladies' Pumps
and Oxfords
— A variety of Styles
Misses' and Children's Slippers and Shoes
“Neat and Comfy”
1 lot Ladies' Shoes at$2.25 and$2.65
1 lot Men ’s Shoes at $4.25 and $4.75
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Unexcelled Values!
John M. Williams Co.
Phone 142
The Peoples Store
Jacksonville,
SALEM—In an effort to prevent
sharpers from preying upon Oregon
ex-service men, T. H. Boyd, com­
mander of Portland post No. 1, Amer-
I lean Legion, conferred with Governor
Olcott and Secretary of State Kozer a weekly newspaper of general eir
Thursday, seeking promulgation of a culation published in Jackson Coun'i’, >
rule whereby the soldiers' bonus com- C regen.
First published July 2, 1921.
assignment of bonus claims.
G. A. GARDFER,
C>Jiity Junge
Whether this wireless business is
going to prove a blessing or not Is
still a problem, One can converse
with it now 2.000 miles, but fancy a Administrât >rs Nitice cf Sa e
poor downtrodden henpecked marrl-
of Real Pripetty
ed man who has finally managed to
Notice is hereby given th« I ; ht uti- I
get that far away having his wife
i scold him just as easy as though he ilersigned administrator of the estate of '
M J. Cliffo d, pursuant to au order of I
had remained at home.
the Bounty Court of Jackson County, ■
Oregon, made and and entered on the I
25th day of lune, 1921, will, from «nd J
Order Appointing Time for after the Drat day of August, 1921, ,
proceed to sell and will sell at private j
H taring
aale to the highest bidder for cash in
( IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
hand, subject to the confirmation of
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY
said court, the f illiwing describe ! real .
All work done in 1921. S pot C ash . property, situated in Jackson County,
This means you. W. R. S parks
Oregon, belonging to «aid estate, to wit:'
In the matter of the adoption
The northeast quarter of the north-
of Stanley Ward, a min Jr child.
weat quarter, the rorth h ..If of the
| Earl O. Hays and Reba Hays have
northeast quarter, and the southeast
. file 1 herein thjir verified petition of
quarter of the northeast quarter of
whinh the following is a copy
Section 20 iv Township 36 south of
To the Hcnorable Judge of the above
Range 3 oast of Willami t e Meridian.
entitled court:
Dated July 2. 1921.
Come now Earl O. Hays and Reba
M. PURDIN,
Hays, hnsband and wife, and petition
Administrator of said estate.
and show to the court as follows:
That Stanley Ward is s mile child I
aged fiv.* years and is the son of James
Ward and Hazel Ward; that the par­ Notice ol Gua'disn’s Sale of
ents of said child have been divorced
Real Property
and the custody ef said child awarded
Notice is hereby given that the un-
in the suit to the mother. Hazel Ward;
that James Ward the father of said dersigned, guardian of the person and
child, has will'ullv desertef and nag- estate of Francis Joseph Waterman, a
1-cted to provide the proper care and minor, pursuant to an order of the
maintenance for the child for one year County Court of Jackson County. Ore­
next preceding thedateof this petition; gon, made and entered on the 25 n day
that the aai 1 father of said child does of June, 1921. in the matter of said
not reside in the State of Oregon, but estate, will, from and after the first
day of August, 1921, proceed to sell
at Toppenish, Washington:
Th <t your petitioners wish to adopt and will sell to the highest bidder for
said child Stanley Ward as thosr own; ' ca«h in hand, aubject to the eonfirma-
that they are inhabitants of the State 1 tion of said court, an undivided half
of Oregon, and are of sufficieat ability interest in the following described real
to bring up said child, and furnish him property, situated in Jackson County,
suitable nurture and education, having i Oregon, belonging to the estate of
reference to the degree and condition • aid minor, to wit:
A strip of land 1252 feet long and 50
of his parents, and that it is fit and
proper that su-h adoption takes effect. ! feet wide, being 25 feet on each side
That the mother of said child, Hazrl of the center line of the canal of the I
Ward, girec her corsent to the adopt­ Medford Irrigation District sa now Io.
ion of said child by your petitioners aa I cated and aurvayed across 10 3<6 ac-es
of land as described in Volume 92 at
their own.
WHEREFOR«. youe petiti mers pray pages «38 and 439, and in Volume 94 st
for a decree of this court setting forth i page 49 of the Deed Records of Jack-
the fasts, and ordering that front the son County. Oregon, being Ian4 lying
date thereof the said child shall, to all about three miles north-eastward
legal intents and purpose«, ba the child ’from Medford, Oreg m, is the e«st
I
. of your petitioners, and be adopted by aide of the County road leading from
them as their own. And as ia duty Phoenix to Eagle Point, Oregon, said
bound your petitioners will ever pray. land being fully described In the inven
tory and appraisement of the estate of
Earl O. Hays,
Jetsi Waterman Monroe Washington,
Reba Hays,
Petitioners otherwise known aa Jessie Waterman
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED hv Monroe, deeersed, prob «ted in the
the court that Saturday, the 27th day County Court of Jackson County, Ore­
of August, 1921, at the hour of ten gon.
o’clock in the forenoon, be appointed
Said property will be sold at private
as the time, and the court room ef this ; • ale at tne office of M. Purdin, attorney
court as the place for hearing said pe- in Medford, Oregon,
tition end any objections there may be
Hated ul 2 1921
to its being granted, end the petition-1
7
er. are ordered end directed to cause 1
M,ry A
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the petition and this order as herein *,n °f Francis Joseph Watermen, a
set out, to be published for three sac* n>mor.
Oregon
Better be Safe than Sorry
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Will
you from
Pioteet
Lust.
Six StaiidarJ’ Compaaiea
chofise from
to
All G:od Automobile Insurance Written
Surety Bonds of All Kinds
D. W. Bagshaw
RESIDENT AGENT
Ryan Building
Jacksonville, Oregon
Vacation Trips
N ow' t the time to plan a visit bark east to your old heme town, or an
ou ting to your favorite resort by the seashore or in the mountain a
BACK EAST
NEW EASTBOUND
Low Round Trip Tickets
One-way Fare«
THROUGH
THROflGH
California
California
are now on aale at
will b«in effect
Reduced Fare
June 10 and daily, there aft«
Final return limit round trip tickets, three months fr<m sale date not
exceeding October 31st. Stcp-overs permitted and choice of routes.
On your back east trip, ree Crater Lake. Lake Tahoe, Yosemite,
Sequoia National Park. Carrito Gorge-a grand and highly colored can­
yon seen from the car windows-or the Ap.che Trail and R< osevelt dam
WEEKEND AND SEASON EXCURSION TICKETS
Art now on Sale to
Tillamook County Beaches
A particularly attractive trip aer<M*
th« Coaat Ran»re Mountain*. The««
beach«« include Rocffawav and Garii
bakii Beach Renoi-t*.
Neah-kah-Nie
Manzanita and Bayocean.
Daily Train*leaves
Station 8.15 A. M.
Portland
Special week-end Train leave«
land Union Station Saturday.
P. M.
Electric train
Stark St*.. 1:15
week end train
earned <-n
Union
Port-
12;45
leave* Portland. 4th and
P. M. connecting with
at Hillsboro. No bag-
electric train.
New port
A itrtishtful raafhora resort on Ya-
qulnn B.r and the Paalfle Oeesn. An
..leal place for the family. Larye nata-
torlum and salt water bathe—rarloua
term» of amusement.
Daily Train Service
Oreren Oatdaora" our new Summer
booklet irraphically describe« the dlf.
rerent reoorte in We«tern Oregon, and
include« hotel and camp information
Copy free on request.
Mountain and Other Resorts
Josephine County Caves—Tickets now rn sale
Crater Lake (a lake in the crater of an extinct volcano —on sale July p
Coldstine—Tickets now on sale
Sbaata Mountain Resorts-Ticket* on sale daily, on and after June 10
Yosmite National Park—Tickets on sale, daily, on and after July 10
For particulars as to passengor fares, routes, train schedules or sloen-
ing car accommodation inquire of any Ticket Age it of
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JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger «gmt
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