Jacksonville post., April 18, 1924, Image 4

Card of Thanks.
Jacksonville Post
We wish to thank our friends and ac­
quaintances for their kindness and sym­
Friday, April 18, 1924
pathy during the illness and after the
death of our beloved son and brother,
S. P. and H. M. SHUTT, P ublishers also for the iloral offerings.
ADVERTISING KATES
Auguste I’etarde, Sr.
Regular display adv. per inch, each issue....... 2Oc
Marie Petarde.
Display adv., less than a month, per inch....... 25c
Auguste Petarde, Jr.
Business locals, per line, each issue................... 10c
For Sale or Trade.
HOSIERY
40 acres on Applegate, house, barn,
acres fenced, 6% in crop, river thru
corner of place. Will sell cheap or
trade for auto. See J. L. Roe, Jack­
sonville.
We call your special attention
to our two popular lines------
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Six Months............................................................... 1.25
Three Months........................................................
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Golden West is
a ioo ^ high-grown
coffee. High-grown
means high quality.
Ladies Spring
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Gold Hill Smeller
Big Aid Io Miners Real Estate for Sale.
Just
Right"
(Medford Mail Tribune)
Holeproof
and
Arrowhead
Selling out ranches, $2 per acre up;
With a 100 ton smelter at 10 years time. Ranches for rent.
Gold Hill and a sampling and Gold Ray Realty Co., Medford, Ore.
testing plant at Grants Pass
in operation, the southwest­ Political Announcements
(Paid Advertising)
ern part of the state will be
well served with facilities
Cambers for Sheriff
for the determination and To the Republican Electors of Jack-
treatment of the ores from son County, Oregon:
the various mines and pros­ I hereby announce myself as candi­
for the office of Sheriff of Jackson
pects. Each plant will occu­ date
County, subject to the wishes of the
py a field of its own and each republican voters at the primary elec­
will be of material assistance tion on May 16th.
to the other in building up a In announcing my candidacy I wish
large and profitable business. to state for the information of the
voters that I have had four years’ cler­
The testing plant will fur­ ical
experience in the auditor’s and re­
nish a means of determining corder’s office of Churchill county, Ne­
the recoverable values, and vada; that I also served four years as
thus pave the way for the in­ sheriff of said county, and feel that I
vestment of large capital in am eminently qualified to fill the posi­
the development of the field, tion.
1 strongly favor law enforcement,
and will also provide a means especially the liquor laws, the violation
where the prospector and of which has become a great menace
to the commonwealth. I also favor the
miner of limited capital can enforcement
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of the motor vehicle law
have a cash market for small to the end that
the lives of people and
sa
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Jacksonville, Oregon
lots of ore—lots too small to property may be protected from the
send to the smelter—thus acts of careless and reckless drivers.
satisfy said judgment, together with
permitting him to continue I shall, if elected, bestow special at­ Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
costs of this sale, Bubject to re­
tention
to
the
matter
of
collecting
tax
­
the development of his pros­ es, and the executive duties of my of­ By virtue of an execution on Fore­ the
demption as provided by law, all of the
pect or mine without inter­ fice.
J. J. CAMBERS. closure duly issued out of and under right, title and interest that the said
the seal of the Circuit Court of the defendants George S. Clute, Ida E.
ruption to provide grub and
For Sheriff
powder money, as in the At the earnest solicitation of many State of Oregon, in and for the County Clute, husband- and wife, C. Macklem,
of Jackson, directed and dated on the individually and as trustee, and Jean­
past, and the first thing he friends, I have finally consented to 28th
day of February, A. D. 1924, in a ette M. Macklem, his wife, had on the
place
myself
before
the
Republican
knows he will own a devel­
certain
action therein, wherein The 13th day of February, A. D. 1924, or
voters for the office of Sheriff, believ­
oped mine.
State Land Board of the State of Ore­ now have in and to the following de­
ing that the efficient, orderly and eco­
The smelter must neces­ nomical manner in which my office has gon, as Plaintiff, recovered judgment scribed property, situated in the Coun­
and is now conducted, warrants against George S. Clute and Ida E. ty of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wit:
❖ sarily depend on developed i been
Clute, husband and wife, C. Macklem,
The Northeast quarter of Section 25
my
re-nomination.
If elected I promise
mines for its large tonnage
individually and as trustee, and Jean­ in Township 37 South of Range One (1)
t of
ores; hence the testing to continue my present policies of law ette M. Macklem, his wife, the defend­ West of the Willamette Meridian in
In our stock is the right kind of paint, varnish, enamel, oil
T plant will pave the way for enforcement, efficiency, economy and ants, for the sum of One thousand one Jackson County, Oregon.
and brush which will do your particular job best.
T the development of the new strict attention to duty in the affairs hundred sixteen and 33-100 ($1116.33) Dated this 28th day of March, A. D.
Our knowledge and experience are at your service. Tell us
pertaining to the office.
1924.
T prospects into mines with
C. E. TERRILL. dollars, with interest thereon at the
what the job is and we will suggest the best material for it.
C. E. TERRILL,
rate
of
6%
per
annum
from
the
13th
T large tonnage blocked out
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
day of February, 1924, with costs and
For
County Judge
T ready for the smelter. The Believing that I may be of service to disbursements taxed at Five and no-100 I By L. D. Forncrook, Deputy.
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♦ ♦ two plants will not conflict, the people of Jackson county I hereby ($5.00) dollars and the further sum of
One
Hundred
Ten
and
no-100
($110.00)
$M>jM.*<*5wJ»-»*^.J».*..*..*..*..*.«*..*».*».*«***********»^*»**e**»*J*»*»*»**»* but in reality one is necessary submit my candidacy for the republican
Notice to Creditors.
dollars with interest thereon from the
to the success of the other, nomination for Judge of the County 13th
day
of
February,
A.
D.
1924,
at
the
In
the
County Court of the State of
Court at the May Primaries.
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rate of 6% per annum, as attorney’s Oregon for Jackson County.
W. J. HARTZELL.
The Medford Knockers
fees, together with all sums hereafter | In the Matter of the Estate of Al­
For County Clerk
Club, which has been trying
or hereinbefore paid by the Plaintiff , bert H. Jones, Deceased.
to delay or knock out the I am a candidate for the office of for taxes against said property, which I Notice is hereby given by the under­
County Clerk, on the republican ticket, judgment was enrolled and docketed in ' signed to all persons having claims
paving of the Jacksonville subject
the primary on May 16. If the Clerk’s office of said Court in said against the estate of Albert H. Jones,
road, have at last been forced elected I to will
D. E. HARDMAN, Prop.
give to the office that County on the 13th day of February, Deceased, to present them with proper
to crawl into a hole and pull high degree of efficiency which the A.
vouchers within six months from the
D. 1924;
the hole in after them. A people are justified in demanding of a Notice is hereby given that, pursuant| date of first publication hereof to Nellie
public
official.
common ordinary skunk hole
CARL V. TENGWALD, Medford. to the terms of the said execution, 11 Dickey, Attorney at law, Room 5 Mills
will on the 26th day of April, A. D. i Building, Ashland, Oregon.
was big enough to hold them
1924, at 10:00 A. M. at the front door ! Date of first publication March 28,
For County Clerk
—there being less than half a I am a candidate
for the republican of the Courthouse in the City of Jack 1924.
EMMA J. JONES,
dozen of the little fellers— , nomination for county clerk at the pri­ sonville, in Jackson County, Oregon, m28 a25
Executrix.
accent on “little.” Saturday mary election to be held May 16th. If offer for sale and will sell at public auc­
Judge Thomas very properly elected
,
I promise to perform the duties tion for cash to the highest bidder, to
Watch this space.
of
the office in a business-like manner
dismissed
or
non-suited
the
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282
Jacksonville
Main Street
and
aim to keep it up to its present
attempted injunction suit high
' will
standard of excellence.
started by the aforesaid non­
W. H. CRANDALL,
Eagle Point.
taxpaying knockers club.
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Childrens Hose
Wheat
Chick Feed
Mill Run
High Quality
Reasonable Price
The names, Buster Brown
and Arrowhead, are strong
recommendations
Godward Mercantile Co
Jacksonville Cash Store
PERSONAL SERVICE
$
Improve Your Property *
It’s Time to Think About Painting $
Up the House, Garage or Barn
FICK’S HARDWARE
Hardman Garage
Get your
Batteries Charged
here
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school superintendent, will Order on John C. Freeman.
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Drugs
Of all kinds Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles, Soaps, Perfumes
Stationery, Etc.
Jacksonville Pharmacy
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Adoption of
fice. This decision hy the Mary
Cathryn Freeman.
voters of the county is a well- Edward Doyle and Ethel S. Doyle,
deserved compliment to Mrs. having filed their petition herein pray­
Carter, who of course thor­ ing for leave to adopt Mary Cathryn
oughly appreciates the honor. Freeman, a female child and daughter
John C. Freeman and petitioner,
She has given most excellent of
Ethel S. Doyle, formerly Ethel S. Free­
satisfaction as head of our man, and it appearing to the Court
educational department and that John C. Freeman, the father of
said child has not consented to such
well deserves re-election.
adoption.
The many friends of Coun­ It is Therefore, Ordered, that a copy
ty Judge Gardner through­ of the said petition herein and of this
be served upon said John C.
out the county are pleased Order
Freeman personally if found within this
to learn that he has decided State, and if not, that this Order be
to make the race for re-elec­ published once each week for three
tion—having filed Wednes­ successive weeks in the Jacksonville
day for the nomination. He Post, a newspaper printed in the Coun­
of J acksi n, State of Oregon, and
seeks re-election upon the ty
that the last publication be at least
slogan: “Better roads, bet­ four weeks prior to the time appointed fl
ter conditions and more pay­ for the hearing of said petition, which
hearing is set for the 26th day of May,
rolls in Jackson county.’’
A. D. 1924, at the hour of ten o'clock
Among prominent outside A. M. of said day and that such hear­
visitors to the valley this ing shall be at the office of the County
in the Courthouse at Jackson­
week were E. E. Brodie and Judge
ville. Oregon.
wife, of Oregon City, who It is Further Ordered that a copy oi
motored down merely tor a said petition and of this Order be mail­
pleasure trip and vacation. ed. postage prepaid to said John C.
Mr. Brodie for the past 23 Freeman at Weiser, Idaho, his last
address.
years has been publisher of known
Done in open Court this 3d day of
the Oregon City Enterprise April. A. D. 1924.
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