Jacksonville post., July 29, 1911, Image 5

SUMMONS.
TESTIWu AN OCTOPUS
A Disappearance
The F□ wer ni 7 I-
By RUTH B SEVERANCE
Copyright by Ain: ri< n Press Asso­
ciation. 1911.
order
ulorli
monster- ceplmlopods
drugging huv.illi victims to the sea
bottom, says Harper s Weekly.
In the tank with the octopus there
•.vils pl t ed a •■rlummy'- ot the same
tpecific gravity us a uian. and this whs
baited with a crab Attracted by this
tempting morsel, the octopus imide for
Um tlgui’a. seized It In its powerful
arms mid tried to drag It tinder wn<
ter without success. It then urged its
laxly toward the edge of the tank. and.
holding ,tlie glass with some ot Its
arms. It dragged Its prey beuMtb the
surface and crushed the crab shell
with Its IKHVerful Jaws.
It Is believed that these experiments
iiffortf proof that the octopus cun only
drag its victims far below the water
near rocks to which It cun attach Its
suckers. There is one spot In the bay
of Naples where these creatures attain
a large size, mid now mid then a fisher­
man is reported missing. It is thought
that such disappearances are due to
the unfortunate man being cnuglit by
the leg by a concealed octopus and
dragged under water. In tl)e cn-a> of
such n repulsive mid powerful creature
ns the octopus it 1s ditllcult to separate
fact from tlctlon.
boon?
th* r.cq «<•
; t t»U|k-L.
There was a ring nt the telephone.
\uti<m. i i
Mr*. Martindale answered the call and
n. Frank
received an Inquiry from Iter hus­
the Kth ci.
band's office asking If be were nt
’ ’ 5 th day
home. Mrs. Martindale replied that
E 4 A N
be was not and asked why the Inquiry
was made. The answer was that a
fendant be dis
gentleman who bad an appointment
the caro aad custody
Not
e
of
b
inai
with him was wailing for 1dm; that
id six years, a minor child
icrendant.
Mr. Martindale had gone out to lunch
lit:
u
i
j
published
in ‘ the Jac
and had not returned.
r . f Hon. J. R. Neil, County Judge,
Mr. Martindale did nut come borne
did order was entered of record on the
to dinner. Ills wife telephoned to his
f July. 1911, and which order requires
club and to every other place where
is h . eby gjv n that Agetha /
;■ and anawor the complaint on or
ibur-r.
adin
ni.
tratri.x
of
the
estate
<
he was likely to go without (hiding
.’a t day prescribed in said order for
>.
ti..n.id
decedent,
has
filed
in
the
ab
.
sny trace of blin. He did not come
ion ( f summons. Date of first pub’ica-
Co i her duty verified final aceou*
home that night. The next morning a
i 15th day of July, 1911, and date of last
-■
<>f
tha
admlhi
Jmt'on
of
raid
estat*
newspaper contained an item stating
ion on the 26th day of August, 1911.
id ! ar: hr. fix d Saturday. August
D e AKMOND & D k ARMOND,
that a well dressed man had been
Pi o' I.»'-: in the forenoon of aid day^. it
Attorneys for Plaintiff
seen nt 9 o'clock the previous evening
■t room of sal d Court, in the court hous*
to jump off a ferrylxiat. It was so
J uk ¡onviile. Joel; son County. State of Vrego.i.
dark that those who bad seen him
the t ;ne and i>bc*
hearing said final ac-
3TICE FOR PUBLICATION
jump could give very little description
unt ui id report.
All pi
of Ids personal appeuratice.
.1 ir.teroHtod are hereby notified to 1 i.i’ART.MENT OF THE INTERIOR,
i:!c their objections to said final accou’-i
Mrs. Martindale was frantic, She
01285
•rt with ”aid court, if any they have, on
feared that this suicide was her hus­
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Roseburg, Oregon.
? raid time.
band. Unfortunately the b dy was
June 8, 1911.
D; to he of ord of the first publication hereof
not recovered. A body changed be­ I
otkie is hereby given that Lewis A. Wait,
J: ly », 1911.
. ir of George K. Wait, of Watkins. Oregon, who.
yond recognition was fished up weeks
AGETHA A. BRANDENBURG.
on August 27, 1907, made Homestead entry* 14576
afterward, but there was uo certuluty
Rhinoceros Horns.
Administratrix of tho Estate of Sarah A.
'■il. No 04285, for NE’/i. Section 4, Townsh’p
that it was the remains of Mr. Mar­
The horns of the African rhinoceros White. Deceased.
J.S., Range 3 West Willamette Meridian, lias
tindale. After the police had searched «oniotlir.es grow to the length ot tonr
•J notice of intention to make Final fi/e year
several mouths for the missing man feet. In olden times rhinoceros horns
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
;’t if, to establish claim to the land above de-
without finding him bls wife reluc­ were employed for drinking cups by
;i’- •!, before W. H. Cannon United States Com­
State
of
Ore.,
>n,
plaintiff,
vs.
Elmer
E.
Fagley
tantly came to the conclusion that he royal personages, the notion being
biner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 18 day of
:
nd
Samuel
Mathis,
and
all
persons
claiming
to
was the man who had jumped from I that poison put Into them would show
be heirs at law of John Woods, deceased, De­ Ai. ust, 1911.
the ferryboat. Since bls business and Itself by bubbling. There may have fendants.
< 1 ¡irnant names as witnesses: William Kinney,
domestic affair* were in the most sat­ been some truth in the idea, inasmuch
By virtue of an execution Issue I out of the / Jacksonville, Oregon; Ezra Arnold, of Jackson*
Oregon; John Haskins, of Watkins, Oregon;
isfactory condition It was supposed ns many of the ancient poisons were Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the
that bo had committed suicide under acids, and these acids would decom­ County of Jackson, on the 29th day of June, 1911, J. I'. Harr, of Watkins, Oregon,
BENJAMIN F. JONES. Register.
a tit of temporary mental aberration. pose the horny material very quickly. on a Judgmen' duly renderel in raid court as
follows:
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—London Telegraph.
Whereas, on the 24th day of June, 1911, by con-
A man ragged, "unshaven, furrows in
ideration of tho Circuit Court for Jackson
SUMMON
his face indicating suffering, appeared
Adaptable.
( ounty. Oregon, the State of Oregon, plaintiff,
at the door of a dwelling anil rang the
Client—Before we deckle on the .•eovci'cl a Judgment against Ebner E. Bagley,
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.
bell. A maid came to the door, and, house my husband asked me to Inquire amucl Mathis, ar.d all persons claiming to be
seeing one who bore the appearance of If the district Is nt nil unhealthy. the heirs at law of John Woods, deceased, de­ i: THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREJON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
a tramp and being alone in the house, House Agent—Er—what Is your hus fendant.".. in which it was considered, ordered and
J. I’. ATKIN. Plaintiff,
sh» was about to shut the door in Ids band’s profession, madam? Client— I adjudged thi t the State of Oregon is seized of
V3
face when he asked if Mrs. Martindale He Is a physician. House Agent—Hum all the lands, tenement”, and property belonging
CHARLES A -MARRINER, Defendant.
was in.
—er—well. I’m afraid truth compels me I to said estate and described in the information
To Charles A. Marriner, the above named de-
“No," was the brief reply.
to admit that the district Is not too filed in fiaid cause and hereinafter particularly | fendant:
.described.
“Where is she?”
healthy.—London Opinion.
' -NTHE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE-
That all the. right and title to the name
‘Tn tho-country.”
- GON: You are hereby required to appear in the
escheated to and is vested in the Stato of
I
;vo ent’tled court and cause, and there answer
“Is Mr. Martindale in the city?”
An Endurance Test.
Oregon, which judgment was enrolled and
"No. Mr. Martindale Is dead.”
"Here is nn nceotiut of a remark docketed in the clerk’s office of .‘ aid Court, in I ti e Complaint of the plaintiff on file therein
a Ust you, on or before the last day of the time
"Mrs. Martindale hasu't married ' able endurance test."
Jackson County, on the 28th day of June. 1911.
again, has she?” the man asked.
And. whereas, it was ordered and adjudged I prvscribed in the Order of Publication of Sum­
“Umi>hl Some couple been married
in n i herein to-wit: th • 2 »th Jay of August, 1911.
“No. What's that to you?”
for flfty yenrs?" — Birmingham Age- that all of said lands, and every parcel thereof, ' .< rd dale being the expiration of six weeks after
belonging to said estate and hereinafter described,
Without waiting for a reply she shut Berald.
Ih • date of the first publication of this summons.
lx* sold by the sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon,
the door. The man turned away, He
Mamma’s Joke.
I And you will take notice that if you fail to ap­
in
the
same
manner
as
upon
execution
at
law.
was Oscar Martindale, the man who
“Oh. mnnnnn. the hen Is sitting on
pear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff will
THEREFORE, in obedience to «aid execution,
had disappeared several years before. the vacuum clenner!’’
i :>.»ply to the above ent’tled court for the relief
a nd as by law provided, 1 will on Uonduy, thr
He stood on bls own doorstep for
“I’orbnps she's only trying to lay tla» 7th day of AugusCWu, at tli"? front door of the prayed for In rn’d dompTaMt, suc’ctricfty slated as
j follows;
awhile, looking out on the passing dust. dear.’ Yonkers Statesman.
court hou < in the Town of Jacksonville. Oregon,
'That the plaintiff be decreed to have a good and
throng, apparently deliberating what
nt the hour of 11 o’clock A. M. of sai 1 clay, sell at
valid title to the following described real prop­
to do next. Then, starting down the
public auction, all the right, title and interest of
erty situated in Jackson County. Oregon, and de­
said estate in anil to the following described
street, he balled n trolley car and, rid
scribed as follows, to-wit:
SCARF-PINS FREE
property, to-wit:
ing to the outskirts of the city, stop
The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter
Lotsone (1). two (2), seven (7), eight (8), nine
ped nt the gate of a cemetery. Enter­
of Section Thirty-six, Township Forty. South of
(9) and ten CO) in Block one (1) of the Town of
ing, he walked Into the Interior ami
Range 4, West of the Willamette Meridian.“
in Jackson County, Oregon, to the
Htopped at a lot of which he was the A Phenomenal Offer Made by a Woodville,
And tha' you the said defendant be required to
highest bidder for cash in hand, the proceeds of
set forth the nature of your claim to said prop­
owner. There was a central monu
said sale, loss the costs and disbursements of the
New
York
Firm
erty
■; t.h .'. all a Irene claims asserted by you be
meat with the name Martindale on It
sale, to go to the State of Oregon.
letorniin ?d by decree of tHs court and that by
In raised letters. Underneath was Os­
W. A. JONES,
said I?c-ce it be declared and adjudged that you
car Martindale, with the date of birth
Sheriff bf Jackson County, Ort" in.
Thousands till fiver the United States Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, this 5th day of have no cs! ite or interest in or to said promises,
But this shaft held Mr. Martindale's
”.! that _• .u bo both enjoined and debarred from
gaze only for a second; then It turned are taking advantage of a generous July, 1911.
asserting any < !aim whatever in or to said prem-
upon a little headstone on which was offer of the Gotham Company 1165
’•5cx adr rsn to fhe plaintiff, and that plaintiff
Hie name Edith. The returned man Broadway, N. Y. City, making request
SUMMONS.
nave such other and further relief as equity may
gave a convulsive shudder. One of his for a beautiful gold-plated scarf-pin for I n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, require and to the court, may seem meet, and that
he have Judgment for his costsand disbursements
children had gone. Ills little daughter
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
lady or gentleman, which is mailed to
Mr. Martindale walked back to the any one sending name and address free Can Francisco Mercantile Union, a corporation, herein to be taxed.
This fummons is published in the Jacksonville
city. lie had expended Ills last nickel. of charge.
âW-t i il tifT.
Post, I \ ordjr of the Honorable J. R. Neil. Judge
Besides, he preferred to walk. Reach­
vs.
This offer is made to introduce their E. S. Morton, Alma V. Morten and Jo ;e of the County Court for Jackson County. Oregon,
ing the business center, he turned into
which said order was madp and entered of record
a bank and, going to the cashier's desk, catalogue of "general merchandise, l Neathamer, Defendants.
on th? 12 h day of July, 1911, and which order re­
To defendants E. S.
household goods, jewelry, novelties,
i
V.
said:
quire- you to apoear and’answer raid complaint
&c. Readers of this paper ■ are re- I Morton above named:
“How are you, Somers?”
on or before the l..st day prescribed in said order
I n the N ame of the S tate of O regon :
The cashier looked at tlic supposed quested to' send name and I address you are hereby required to appear in tho above for the publication of this summons. The «late of
tramp and asked what he wanted.
immediately, enclosing five two-cent entitled Court and cause and answer the com­ the first i tiblieation is the 15th day of July. 1911,
the date of the last publication is the 26th day
“Five hundred dollars.”
stamps to cover packing and post age. plaint of the plaintiff heretofore filed therein and
of August. lS-U.
Somers glared. "For whose account?”
Send to-day and receive without cost against you within six weeks after the date of
A. E. REAMES. Attorney for Plaintiff.
he asked presently
the first publication of summons herein, said
“Martindale, I mn Oscar Miirtln- a piece of jewelry that you will be period of six weeks being the time fixed by the
proud of.
.19-5 order for service of the summons herein by pub­
dale."
Summons.
lication within which the defendants so served
Tho cashier peered Into the man’»
are required to appear aad answer sai.l com­
face for fully half n minute; then,
IN THE CIRCUIT COUkT OF THE STATE OF
plaint, which order for publication bears dat?
Application to RegiNter Title
arising and taking both of Martin­
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY
July 27th. 1911.
dale's hands In his, exclaimed:
I n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
Fred J. Fick, p’aintiff. vs. Laura J.
And if yqu fail to answer the said complain
"For heaven’s sake, Oscar, have you
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff will defendant Suit in E tuity for a Divorce.
come to life?”
To Laura J. Fick, the above named defendant.
In the matter of the application of Butler A apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
Half an hour later the cashier sent Thompson Co., a Corporation, to Register Title to said complaint, a succinct statement of whi-. h IN TIIE NAM EOF THE STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby notified that you are required to
a telegram to Mrs. Martindale saying the following described tract of land.
relief is as follows:
appear and answer the complaint filed against
Beginning at the nor th can i corner of Donation
For a decree of the Court declaring the deed
that he lmd news of her husbn id
Mrs. Martindale replied that she would Land Claim No 37, in Section 2, Township S9 conveyance from E. S. Morton to Alma V. Mor­ ou in the above entitled court and cause within
cn days from the date of the service of this
south. Range 1 west of Willamette Meridian in ton bearing date October 16th, 1909, and pur
be nt home by the first train.
thence running north 89 deg. 14 min. nurting to convey south half of northwest ummons upon you, if served upon you within
Mr. Martindale left the bank with Oregon;
we^t along the north boundary line of said quarter northeast quarter of north west quarter Jackson County. Stnto of Oregon, or if served
a roll of bills tn his pocket, purchased Donation
Land Claim. 25.50 chains: thence south and southwest quarter of northeast quarter of ipon you within any oth^g county of the Slate of
new apparel and. going to Ids house, 29.88 chains; thence east 25.30 rhainn to the east Section
32. Township 31 south. Ka igj 3 we<‘ i f Oregon, then within twenty days from the date
rang the bell. When the maid opened boundary line of said Donation Land Claim; Willamette Meridian, in Jackson County. Orcg<>
>f the service of this summons upon you; or if
the door he simply said. “Maggie. I'm thence north 0 deg. 20 min. east along said cast and recorded in Volume .74 of Deed« at p:i r« :!14. orved by publication, then on or before the last
Mr. Martindale,” and walked upstairs. boundary line 29.70 chain« to the place of Spin­ in the office of the recorder of conveyances - f lay so prescribed in the order for publication of
An hour later, after having shaved and ning.
said county, void and of no effect aad that raid aid summons; and you will take notice that if
taken a hath, lie camo down, anil the To Myron J. Stearns, M. E. Pogue, Mary B. E. S. Morton is now* the owner of said reel estate; »u fail to so appear and answer said complaint
maid, who had been In doubt what to Powers, Nettie 1. Pogue. Henry ll. Vogue. Ida C. appointing a receiver to tak? and hold the right ■ ithin said time, plaintiff will take a default and
Colonel W. rogue. Charles Pogue and of redemption of the defendant E. S. Morton, lecree against you for the relief prayed for in
do In the matter and was about to call Gartman.
Hester Porter and nil whom it may concern, de­ from the sale thereof to one Joaso Neathamer ■iis complaint, to-wit: for a decree dissolving the
the police, recognized her master. lie fendants.
in and to said lands and to redeem the same fro-1 bonds of matrimony now existing between you
Informed her that her mistress would
”.d the above named plaintiff, and for a further
TAKE NOTIC E.
said sale with funds tendered into court for t!
soon bo nt home and later that he That on the 15th day of July, A. D. 1911, an ap­ purpose by plaintiff; ordering a salo of said lan I
•cree decreeing plaintiff to be the owner in fee
would go out and order something for plication was tiled by Butler & Thompson Co,, a subject to such right of redemption in tho de­ • impie of nn undivided one thin! of your un­
dinner.
corporation in the Circuit Court of Jackson fendants Morton, js the Court deems just a i divided one half of the following dcsiribed
At 0 o'clock the table was set and a County. Oregon for Initial Registration of the decreeing th.’.l the proceeds of such sale be ap­ • roperty. situate and being in Jackson. County,
tate or Oregon, to-wit: Lot No, 2. in Block No.
plied to the paymen: of the expenses of the re­
good dinner prepared, while Mr. Mar title of th« land above described.
in Lundgren's Sub-division of the Holman
tlndnle awaited the return of his fam­ Now, unless you appear on or before the 5th day ceivership and this suit, for the repay:
\iImtion to the Town of Jacksonville. In the
ily. Presently n carriage drove up to of September, 1911, and show cause why such ap­ the amount advanced to make slid red
unty and state aforesaid; and for a juJgipcnt
shall not be g» anted. the same will be and for the payment of such judgment
the house, and there was n ring at the plication
ainst defendant for the costs and die.burse*
taken as confesstMi, and a decree will be entered
obtained by this plaintiff again-t s
bell. As Maggie passed through the according to the prayer of the application, and be
ents of this iuil and for such other and further
fondants Morton in an action at law now
hull to nnswer the summons her mas­ you will be forever tarred from disputing the in said Court against said defendant«
lief as to the Court may seem equitable.
for
ter directed her to ask her mistress to MUM.
recovery of money, and th»» surplus, if an; to
This summons is publishe i in the Jacksonville
step Into the dining room.
defendants Morton or for such other or fui
<»at by ord?the Hon. F. M. Galkins, Judge
(SB Ab)
W. R. 00 LE MAN,
f the above entitled Court, which said order was
Mrs. Martindale entered In a state By FLORA THOMPSON.
County Clerk. lief as the Court deems just and equitable lo;
ade and dated In chambers on the )6th day of
Deputy
to the application of the interests of tl
of excitement, followed by her chil­
une, A. D. 1911. and it is tnerein ordered that
dants Morton in sakl real estate to\i
th
dren.
u appear !tnd answer the complaint on file
“There's a gentleman In the dining To Myron J. Stearns. M. K. Pouue. Mary P. satisfaction of the claims of the plaintit
erein on * r before the expiration of six weeks
Powers, Nettie I. Pegue. Henry H. Pogue. Ida C E. S. Morton, set forth in the complair
room." said the maid.
rt»m the date prascribed in said order ns the date
Gartman. Colonel W. Vogue. Chart-1 Pogue and suit, which claims ajMrre,'"ate $1.932 85,
Mrs. Martindale led the way to the Hester Porter, defendants.
f the first publication of this summons.
terest u|»on >1,21125 at the rate of 7 per
dining room, and there stood her hus
The'late of the first publication of this
In the Name of th»* State of Oregon, you and annum from lx?cember 1st. 191 \ and with
hand. She fell Into hlx Anna.
■ns and the slate prescribed in the
each of you are hereby summoned nnd required tvrp-u .- :Mfi'm Jun * 2’th. V.‘1O. at 7 per
At the family reunion dinner, which to appear and answer tho application of the i per annum, and with interest on 1466 « JO at
ler for the first publication of said
June 17th. 1911. and the date of the
was later brought in. the husband and Butler A- Thompson Co. a corporation, to register ' rate of 7 per cent per annum from Fehr
•:on thereof and on • r before wh:ch
father told them that he had und >nbt- the title to the above deeteHtad land, filed in said • 1913
<■ requirei! to appear andansaer aaid
e«l!y suffered one of those sudden C .urt. on the 15th day of July. 1911, on or before Date! July 27. 1911.
NEFF A MEALEY.
In|uics of memory that are not of ft ■lx weeks from the date of the first publication
H. K. HANNA. J r .
of this summons: which date of first publication
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
frequent occurrence.
Attorney for the Plaintiff, i
u» July 22nd, 1911, and the last day is Septemtar
O'Dell Bl'lg.. Meiifortl, Oregon
D.afne 3 Cannot be Cared
cannoI
c u’ir.
ifness,
nadie i.
ul by an in'l.imed
hi ¡1? ion of the : nirons lining of th.-
r.tachian Tube. When this I tuba is
lamed you have a rumbling • sound
imperfect heating, uni when it is i
lively closed, D.-ufness is the result,
m t tiniest th • in lam n iti >1 c m be
tuken out an I this tube restored to its
narnml condition, hearing will be
l'estroyed forever; nine casts out of
ten are caused by Cstarrh, which is
netiiiii.r* l ut an inflnm -I condition of
mucous surface*.
Vv'j will give One Hundred Dollars
for any cn.-of Deifn.-ss (caused by
c if:irr!i) that cannot be cured by Hall s
Catarrh Car.-. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Tak? Hail's Family Pills for Consti­
pation.
cstE eye
' .¿jd for Nothing but tho Cyec
hßs-a
an° Bath Room
FRANK ROEISON, Proprietor
HOT OR COLD DATHS
Agent for
Medford Domestic Laundry
lACKSONVlLLE,
OREGON
In the Good Old Summer
Time
For Ire
Cream. Tecs and Cold
Fountain Drinks.
J. W. ROBINSON, M. L\, Proprietor
Handles a full line of Drugs, Noveltie
Stationery, Cigars, Toilet Articles, Perfumes,
Tablets, Books, Magazines and Periodicals.
A Complete Line of Post Cards
Always on Hand
J
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U
“THE ROOF MAN”
«
Tar and Gravel and Patent Roofs
Roof Painting and Repairing
35 W. Main Street
MEDFORI), OREGON
iS.
Charles F. Dunfoi d
DRA Y AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON