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JACKSONVILLE POST
¡orders for several carloads of auto-
' mobiles.—Portland Telegram.
KLAMATH PALLS, Or.—Reorgan­
ization, with eastern capitalists In
control, is expected to solve the tln-
| ancial difficulties of the Peppers-
Cotton Lumber company, according
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
to latest reports from San Francisco
When creditors met with the San
County, Oregon.
Francisco Board of Trade liabilities
of $250.000 were shown, of which
Tom Fulton, Editor.
$50,000 was due employes on labor
claims extending over two or three
months.
Wholesale houses, the largest cred­
S.47 URDA F SEPTEMBER Uh 1921
itors. have agreed to a four month's
extension while reorganization It at-
tempted.
Attendance RecordJ
The payroll will he met within a
Crater Lake Broken
few (lays, it is said.
Nearly 200
men are now idling at the company’s
i plant at Dorris. Just across rhe C’al-
The attendance at Crater Lake Sun­
i ifornia line, waiting to he paid pnd
day probably exceeded that of any
drawing pay for waiting
Reports
other day this year. There were 45«» Oregon
Nurse Writes That to the California labor commissioner
people registered at the Medford en
that the men are in need of food are
trance, but it was impossible to get the
Misery Stalks Through
denied here.
registration today from the other
The company’s yards contain 4,-
North China.
entrances.
000,000 feet of lumber. Four mil-
Sunday was an ideal day and Mon­
That a steady diet of ground up corn lion feet were burned last June.
day being a holiday the people took
advantage of same. Large delegations cobs and sweet potato vines is not
KI.AMATH FALLS, Or.—Fire at
from Grants Pass and eastern Oregon conducive to an ideal physical condi­
11 o'clock Saturday night completely
tion
is
attested
by
Miss
Marie
Rustin,
were present. The Crater Lake com­
destroyed the sash and door plant of
pany took car« of the crowd in fine graduate nurse, well known in Oregon,
who is now in charge of the Taylor the Lakeside Lumber company here.
shape for meals but conli not accom­ Memorial hospital, under the manage­
The loss is estimated at approximate­
modate a number with sleeping quar ment of the American Presbyterian
ly $30,000, partially covered by in­
ters and they hud to go to Prospect mission at I’aotingfu, ( Ilina.
surance.
The cause of the tire is
and Klamath Falls. Mad Tribune
In a letter written by Miss Rustin
undetermined.
less than eight weeks ago to the mem
In-rs of the Sangrael Christian En­
deavor societj of the First Presbyter­
When the armament greeting is
Platinum Eon nd
ian church in Portland, Miss Rustin held it should be borne in mind we
On Anderson Creek tells of the appalling conditions have great steel shipping and armor
throughout North China, where 45.-
C. A. Manning, who was in from 000,000 mon, women and children are plate companies who depend upon
Talent Tuesday, says ' (r. Bak r reports confronted with starvation and where battleship building for millions of
striking a rich platinum ledge, 5 or ti 15,000 are dying daily. Miss Rustin profits, and are always ready to buy
miles up Anderson creek a few days has been at I’aotingfu for about three politicins.
ago at a shallow depth. A sample of years and for many months past, like,
A Tennessee railroad arises to re-
the ore has been sent away for analy­ all other mission attaches and relief
workers in China, has been concentrat­
I mark, pertinently, that it pays its
sis.
ing all efforts on the task of lessening
Mr. Manning also says a man who (he suffering of tly? famine victims.
| engineers, $4,371 a year, which is
is extending the tunnel in the Shorty
While Paotingfu is on the outskirts $3 71 a year more than the governor
Hope mine up Wagner creek for | of the great drouth ruined famine dis­ . of the state receives.
Grants Pass parties, claims to have trict, just south of Pekin, Miss Rustin
struck rich ore.— Mail Tribune.
t writes that even there all the missions
A recent steamship wreck on the
I and relief stations are literally swauip- California coast, costing many lives,
I ed with the supplications of many
Wheat Money In Northwest 1 thousand men, women and children was caused by hugging the shore to
I who are half clad in thin rags, weak make quicker time than could be
from undernourishment and struggling made by going a mile further out.
ISt. Pau). —The grain crop of this desp-rately to keep alive on roots, the object being to save expenses,
territory will be in excess of the pre­ bark or anything that offers susten­ I the Owners prefer to kill a few
dictions made August 1 by the United ance. The situation in the heart of people occasionally to spending a few
States Department of Agriculture. the famine section, she says, is simply extra dollars on the expense ac­ i
This has been ascertained since thresh - beyond the imagination.
count. They are the ones who should
"We are doing all we can." writes
i ig has begun, It is also shown that
he punished.
1 Miss Rustin. “here in our hospital try­
the quality will be better than a year 1 ing to build up the weakened bodies
ago. At prices n >w quoted for Sep- of famine sufferers who come to us
A glaring headline reads that
tainber future«, the farmers of this tn frightful condition. We are getting “Science Bans Power Puff as Menace
territory will receive approximately patients who have been trying to live to Health.’’ Ph huh—(yawn here).
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$l!0 000,000 in cash for their 1921 crop on ground tip corn cobs and sweet po­ Science should ban something or
Encouraged by this situation, mor­ tato vines. We have all been asked other that it has a ghost of a show
chants «nd jobbers are optimistic cón- to give until it hurts, and now that it of putting over.
has grown so eolil we do not dare to
cerning fall and winter trade.
think of freezing, starving thousands
> right at our door. In going to a soup
Giass-Bottomed Bucket.
' kitchen where we feed 070 people
A cnrlous slght at Palermo 1« t<- s< «
Would Stop Pawning
i twice a day, I was surrounded so by thè fisheni.cn spoltrine fish by tilt aid
Of Medals tlie poor creatures that I thought they of glass bottonieri buekets. There are
would crush the Ute out
me before tnuny corner» s of the world where fish
. I could get it, v,
* —a tire speared. but perhnps the use of
thè glass boti.mieti bucket in this con-
Washington. — Legisliitioi designed to
ncction Is to he seen only at Palermo.
prevent the sale of any military or
PORTLAND, Or.—Bruce Bailey of
naval decorations to anv person no’
authorized to wear such decoration the Automotive Sales company. Step­
has been proposed In' Assistant Sec­ hens and Oakland distributors Is back
Summons
retary of Navy Theodore Roosevelt in from a trip as far south as Klamatii
a letter to members of the Congress. Falls, with the statement that busi­ IN Till-: CIHCtTTT COOVtT OF THF «rAfV.
V.distant Secretary Ro
■ 't c di- ness is picking up in the southern of oevooN nt »vn fox THF COUNTY
hops part of the state. In fact, he says or JACK O'..
attention to the fact that p'
ar-- displaying such d-ceri-lions for that the financial men nt Medford
Louise R. Van Allen Pkdnti.l
sale and says that such n siti a i n is tell him that times are better ther
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detrimental to the service
at the present time than for any John L. Van Allen. Defendant.
time for years. The fruit men are
To John L. Van Allen, the above
gelling good prices for their produce named defeedant:
A brave man not alone by fire
Or conflict meets the test,
and are liquidating their Indebted­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
He must forego his own desire.
ness at the banks.
As proof that OF OREGON, You are hereby required
business is bettor llruce brought back to appear and answer the complain'
To stand for what is best.
il d against you in the above entitled
court an 1 cause on or before six weeks
from the date of the first publication
of this summons. And you are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and
and answer said complaint, for want
thereof, plaintiff will apply to the
above entitled Coart for the relief de­
manded in said complaint, a succinct
statement of which ia as follows;
For a decree of absolute divorce of
plaintiff from defendant; that plaintiff
be awarded the <dc care and control
Schump Building, (alifornia Street
of her minor children, Edith E. Van
Allen and John L. Van Allen, Jr.; for
$75.00 suit money, and $40.00 per month
for support of plaintiff and said ohild-
i ren, and that plaintiff be decreed to be
, the owner of the following described
real proherty situated in Stevens coun-
tv' State of Washington, to-wit: The
I Northeast Quarter of Section Twenly-
! six. Township Thirty-two, North of
Range Thirty-nine, E «st of the Wil
bimette Meridian.
New Styles
Cheap Prices
New Goods
This summons, by order of th« Hon­
orable F. M. Calkin», Judge of the
above entitled Court, regularly made
on the 3rd dav of September, 1921, is
served upon y u by publication thereof
once per week for six successive w«eks
[seven times] in the Jacksonville Post. 1
a newspaper of Jacksonville, Oregon.
The date of the first publication of
this notice being on ths 10 day of Sep­
tember. and the date of the last pub­
lication thereof being on the 22nd day
of October, 1921.
NEWTON W. BORDEN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address: 107 East Maia Street. Med­
ford. Oregon.
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Official Paper at the City at Jacksonville Oregon
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Our Motto:
'Better Coods tor less Money”
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pliicing nn "rdiiuiry th roe-arm towel
ruck above flic right end of the sew­
ing machine. On this ruck can be hung
the sewing tape. etc., and pieces of un­
finished goods which otherwise slip
oil the 11.wr beneath the machine.—
From Good Housekeeping.
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D. W. Bagshaw
The dollars spent with the
HOME MERCHANTS go to
PAY RENT. TAXES and
WAGES in this town
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Clothing and Shoe Store
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