AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS
IS THIS!
NOTICE
BADLY SHAKEN
Ul ICE?
Sacramento, Calif., Aug.
We rec
Husband (reading): “An
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18.—The big industr 1 i i- occ un
quake lias destroyed the
publ
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terests of Northern ( 1>-
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> n i f Piziskszvkisky in
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fornia are ea„
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-Wife:
“Was it
the twenty-seventh annual 1 gawky yt u ;• ir. •
entered spelled the Same before the
conyention of the Ameri i the composi
. /¿in, looked earthquake?”
can Mining Congress in this all around, ev. n at rhe ceil-
city the week of September 1 ing, then inq h- d, “Is this
Then we inform them
29th and have assured their j the printin’ p
”
We as- that, while this is THE Post
had a press office it is not a post office,
support to’ the Department sured him
..
... had gp-’ie, . i ¡.I that Miss Thompson has
of Mines and Mining of the i there.
Sacramento Chamber, o 1 one ,.f the p ■ i L. it 1a U.C d, t large of Uncle Sam’s post
Commerce in entertaining |“V\ hy didn’t \ on teil him it office (wish Zimimself of the
1 is a black
shop?” ■
the gathering.
Kahle Co. were here so we
But in Jacksonville 'they might ask him whether post
Action taken at a regional
industrial conference held in ■ don’t even a»k. They just1 office should be one or two
Redding,
California,
o n i step up to < ur desk and, j words) just next door and we
August Sth and 9th, assures without even a glance in ihe i are sure she will give them
an interest in the conven direction or tiie “printin’! their mail—if there is any.
tion wider than mining and press,” dem. i their mail!
Monday a man came in
puts the business world of —yes, sir, demand their nihil!
and, handing us a package,
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Northern California solidly gggfg?
said, “Here is a cut which—”
behind the platform of the struction oi modern high-
and we took it expecting
mining congress.
vv a y s through California him to finish with, “I’d like
Resolutions adopted at the mining district.; a J for the to have used in an ad in your
conference, which was at completion ci' surveys al paper.”
But no, what he
tended by more than 100 ready begun !
the United said w as, “1’1 like to mail.”
representatives of the lum-j State
ey.
Such is life in The Jack
1 ber,
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powder, agricultural,
Secretary j. r. Callbreath sonville Post office.
transportation and mining of the American Mining
interests, call for the crea Congress formally invited,
tion of federal and state de the business r : 1 of the Sac- CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
; of ten caused by an inflamed condition
partments of mining, with a ramento convention and also! "f 'he mucous lining of the Eustachian
. When this tube is inflamed you
secretary of mines in the welcomed their participa-j h*ve a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de
president’s cabinet; for the tion with -displays in the j stroyed
forever.
CATARRH
will
California Development As National
Exposition
of do HALI/8
___ for it— MEDICINE
_
uh.at we claim
rid your system
>
,
1
Catarrh
or
Deafness
caused
by
sociation to establish a bu Mines and
1 q<lip- Catarrh. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
of
h..i
ha« s been successful in
In the treatment
tr__'
reau of mines as part of their ment, to be < ... <_ ¿4 Illg tile Cat .rrh for over Forty Years.
Solti by all druggists.
organization; for the con- convention
1' . J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Notice of proposed assessments for
paving California Street, Jacksonville,
| Oregon.
•be City Council of Jacksonville,
Oregon, in accordance with Ordinance
No. 11)55, passed by said Council on the
16th day of July, 1924, has made the
following assessments, as being the
special and peculiar benefits accruing
to each lot or parcel of land as listed
herein, by such paving improvement.
The said City Council will, at a meet
ing to be held in the City Hall in said
City, at 8 o’clock p. tn. on the 6th day
of September, 1924, consider any and
all objections to said proposed assess
ments.
J. L. ROE,
aug 22-29
City Recoreer,
OFFICE
iKTKAMCf JJ-
jUp To Portland
ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING
CALIFORNIA STREET
DISTRICT NO. 1
Low round trip fares
to 1
! »nd .rd return, feold on Fridays,
S. urdays and Sundays. Return limit 16
days.
to Portland and return. Sold any day.
$16.00
?
t limit O-tober J 1st. Stopovers any
where.
ort, convenience and safety make
Southern Pacific service worth more to
yo u
i any other form of transportation.
For full in formation communicate with
M. ft. i..p.< nuij, Agi in, Mealord
Block 2
$13.25
Assess
ment
Num
ber
No. 1. S. E. Dunnington, Parts
of Lots 1 and 5...
$ 74.89
2. V. W. Kirkpatrick,
Part of Lots 1 and 5
73.93
3. Mary E. Roe, Part of
Lot 2_.
72.25
4. G. W. Godward, Parts
of Lots 2 and 3. _.
146.42
5. David Dorn, E1 Lot 3. 72.25
6. Blanche Cook, Part of
Lot 4..
46.72
7. T. P. Kahlor, part of
Lot 4___
50.58
8. C. C. Beekman, part of
Lot 4___
50.58
Block 3
9. City of Jacksonville, U.
S. Hotel, lots 1 and 5,
and west part of lots
2 and 6
10. D. E. Hardman, shop.
part of lots 2 and 6
11. G. A. Gardner, parts of
lots 2, 3, 6 and 7.
12. I). E. Hardman, lots 4
and 8, part of lots 3
and 7____
And General Accessories
186.08
60.75
aan Garage
195.16
I). E. HARDMAN, Prop.
Main Stn
Jacksonville
Phone
137.76
Block 4
13. W. A. Bishop, lot l._
143.82
14. Mayme Cronemiller, lot
2 and west % of lot 3 239.70
Home Telephone Co. S.
80 ft. lot 4 and S. 80
ft. EH lot 3............. 187.80
Lorge investors look
for a diversified field
i • • '
Block 7
Warren Lodge No. 10
A. F. & A. M., part of
lots 1 and 2________
Mrs. E. Band, west
half of lot 2-_ _____
Est. Mary Miller, east
half lot 2__________
Luke Ryan, west half
lot 3.............................
Fred Fick, east half lot
3 ...................................
Mrs. E. J. Kubli, west
half lot 4__________
G. A. Gardner, east
half lot 4__________
• . i •if - ■'
What about the smaller investor — the man or
woman who seeks the same safety for a few hun
dred doi: rs i . i: j ca h, or from five to fifty dollars
a month?
The C .
Oregon Power Company 7% Pre
ferred St
. : . < 7.14% at its present price of
$98 a <
.c c .. . its dividends from widely di
versified sources.
lights tl
and of t; <
. i ic
.
/.er from its 9 power plants
mills, mines, farms, factories,
_.v:y kind. Copco electricity
' yettr home, of your neighbor's,
o ier homes you’ve never seen.
72.25
75.86
73.21
— or mai! this coupon
— today!
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Send fbi* yc
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copy
>ck today!
Tlicb x ;■
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to their muti. tl a., v, ::
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potted. ,Vi'
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E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS
LODGE DIRECTORY
>ortii
Masonic
Oregon Chapter No. 4, Royal Arch
Masons, meets in Jacksonville second
Tuesday of each month.
Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F and A.
M.; meets in Jacksonville second Wed
nesday of each month.
Klamath Fall«
Odd Fellows
Jacksonville Lodge, No. 10, I. O. O. F.,
meets every Saturday evening at 7:30.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 4 holds its
regular meeting the first, third and
fifth Monday of each month.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
MEDFORD, OREGON
n about your 7% Preferred
Stock and special partial payment plan.
f
Name____________________________________________
Native. Daughters
cAddress
i
Jane McCully Cabin No. 1, Jackson
ville, of Native Daughters of Oregon,
meets at the home of a member every
Wednesday, 2 to 5 o’clock.
I JH> Ito,1 prop
1,1
together
nn<ls U already
fall? Head the
- ii’-free.
& CO., Inc.
< ' n <l< r Diouion
C-H HINI.TO.N.
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HOMESctKcR
CALIFORNIA
relui
uunsmuir
Ask any member
of our organization
City Recorder
Jacksonville, Oregon
72.25 .
Offices :
YOUR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
’tace
Notary I uL ie
Have you tried an ad in
The Post?
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
OREGON
Medford
Grants Pass
J. L. ROE
ce
Block 9
For info ■
n ; to how you can buy Copco 7%
Prefer i J ■ k on payments as low as $5 a month,
ask rjiy
•
our orgafiization, or clip and mail
this coupon—today.
Roseburg
Fire Insu
28. United Artisans, reput
ed owner, lots 1 and 2 1
29. Issie McCully, lots Band
4 ............
1
aug 22-29
19 MONTHS to PAY
POWER COMPANY f
'/
SUKr.TY E NDS FURNISHED
72.25
72.25
I t r< . d all . ¡ruble property will soon
ji,
i > w prevailing. List with me if
1 > o o ; i■ u ill 1. >■ g< ml this Fall.
In Jack? i i ville. Ami i t
be taken al n vet
you have propert;
23. D. E. Hardman (G. Ray)
W. 28ft8” loti____
82.28
24. Amy C. Dow, parts of
lots 1 and 2................... 110.26
i
25. Emma McLaughlin, part
of lots 2 and 3______
26. W. R. Kirkpatrick, EJ .
lot 3, WH lot 4.......... ] 143.50
27. Docie Goodie, EVj lot 4 74.15,
V.’he i .
., v :i : share or a hundred, each
8ii.;'>lti - -
hopca Pre'erred Stock is a thor
oughly divers i-æd investment.
aS
CAUFOPNIA ORECON/
NOW IS THE TIME
r C UY IE AL ESTATE
Block 8
Its inco: .. .
u ly .a million and a half a year
comes fr- .
.i j . ousand homes and establish
ments in Oregon and California.
Hyciro-t
supplie., ..
146.42
282
For a real home place you ca o. t f>:
a better location than On gun’s tii. >
city of Jacksonville. L t cli- •
Oregon. Mute than 75 , . • cent of I.
inhabitants reside in their own home.-
Good garden anil fruit lands. Gm J
schools and churches, Electric light
and |M>w<-r. Good waler, Wonderful
shade trees and mountain and valley
scenery. Good citizenship -all V* 111 Lv
American.
Free auto enmp grou: 3 -,
We solicit full inv< ligation of our
advantages and community by pr<
pective Millers who vv.. , o omul a
home
and ; ’ liv<- a i. - . ..
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Jacksonville Chamber of ( inmcrcc.
nW>-.
N. 7 EOREST AREAS CLOSED
. of additional areas on the
' ■ I
, Whitman National For-
ju been authorized by Dis-
i ii li r Geo. H. Cecil of Port-
laid. This action was taken at the
. |..esi I' the supervisors of these two
forests.
On account of the extreme fire dan-
pcr the number of man caused fires,
the '■ areas are closed to camp tires,
■oku i; and the use of matches, ac-
cording to tne rep >rt. Under the in-
stru ti< ns of the District Forester no
per.mis will be issued for traveling ?a
th >se areas.
.