Jacksonville post., September 21, 1912, Image 4

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Oregon Sidelights
be decreed to convey to the said Levi Notice of Time and Place of Final
Rice, all of the right, title or interest
Settlement.
obtained by the said George Ross, by IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
virtue of the patent being issued to
IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Baker Democrat: Labor conditions him on December 15th, 1860, and that
In the matter of the Estate of John Beavenue.
in Baker and over the county are as­ the cloud caused by said patent being a deceased person.
of later date than the said deed be re­ Notice is hereby given that Onie Beavenue the
suring and there are few idle men.
moved, and that plaintiff’s title to the
The cider mill plant in North Silver- land «escribed herein be quieted as to Administrator of the estate of John Beavenue,
deceased, has rendered, presented and nled for
Fable Told In Which One Hundred
ton is being remodled and a steam en­ same.
settlement in the above entitled court and matter
I Honest Farmers Come to Oregon
That the description in the deed of his final account and report of his administration
gine added to increase the capacity.
to Invest—Single Tax Scares
George Ross and Elizabeth Ross, his of said estate, and that the 28th day of Septem­
Joseph Herald: The brick work on I wife, to Levi A. Rice, be held as to
ber at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at
the
Schluer two-story business block is describe the land therein conveyed, as the courtroom of said court at the court
Them Away.
being in the Territory (now State) of house in Jacksonville, Jackson County.
about
completed
and
an
army
of
car
­
| This is the Story of a Million Doi-
and that the cloud caused by State of Oregon, has been duly appointed and
penters will do the rest. It willbeone Oregon,
said failure to properly designate and fixed by the order of the Judge of the al ove en­
lars. It is likewise a Fable. It is a of the best built and most beautiful | describe
the said land be removed and titled court as the time and place for hearing
Fable of what would happen every buildings in eastern Oregon when com­ that plaintiff’s title to the land herein objections
to said account and report and for
, described Ke quieted as to same.
Week, perhaps every Day, it Single pleted.
thereof and of said estate.
And that the deed of Wm. Chambers settlement
I
All
persons
interested in said estate are hereby
Tax passes In Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Marks, Lifin ; and Mary A Chambers, his wife, to notified that all objections to said account and
Elizabeth
Maurv,
wife
of
R.
F.
Maury,
was
owned
by
) This Million Dollars
county pioneers of the early 50’s, now
any item thereof must be filed on or
decreed to have been executed by report or
the date and time aforesaid, to-wit: Sep­
100 Honest Farmers, who came from residents of Oakland, (la)., are visiting be
William Chambers, and that the said before
every State In the Union. Of course, their son, County CleA Willard Marks Wm. Chambers and the said William tember 28, 1912. at 10 o'clock I’ M.
Date of first publication hereof is August 31st,
this is only a Fable because It as­ at Albany. Mr. Marks, according to Chambers are one and the same per­ 1912.
son,
and
that
the
cloud
to
plaintiff
’
s
ONIE BEAVENUE.
sumes that Single Tax has become a the Albany Democrat looks only 60 of I ; land herein described by reason of the
his 80 years.
Administrator of the Estate of the above
!
same
be
removed,
and
that
plaintiff
’
s
Law and Single Tax never can and
named decedent.
Astorian; Officers of the Scandi­ title to the land herein described be
never will become a Law in Oregon.
I quieted as to same.
SUMMONS
navian-American Bank yesterday closed
That the said defendants, and each
| But the Fabled Farmers came to
a contract with the Fisher-Stevens of them, be forever enjoined, and de- ’ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
Oregon with their Hearts Loaded with company, of Charles City, Iowa, for barred from asserting any claims |
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Troubles. Their Hearts were Heavy the installation of a handsome system whatsoever, in or to any of the said Jennie B. Barnes, Plaintiff,
for those with Many Woes are always of mahogany finish, with tile floors for land owned by the plaintiff, or any I
V8‘
/
part thereof, adveise to plaintiff, and I Lewis Barnes, Defendant.
Troubled. And each of these Farmers its new bank building now under con­ for such other and further relief as to | To Lewis Barnes the above named defendant, i
struction at Twelfth and Doane streets. the court shall seem just and “quit- I In the name of the State of Oregon. You are ;
had One Real Woe.
able, and that plaintiff have and re-1 hereby notified that you are required to appear j
,1
Each Had Troubles.
Klamath Herald. In less than two ceive his costs and disbursements here-, and answer the complaint filed against you in the [
I The Kansan had had his Farm weeks H. Newnham has produced from in to be taxed.
above entitled Court and cause within Ten Days |
This summons is published in the from the date of the service of this summons up­
almost Ruined by Grasshoppers and i his single acre and a half garden in
Jacksonville Post, a weekly newspaper, on you if served within Jackson County Oregon,
he was Determined to Move. A thiB city and sold to the local market published and of general circulation in or if served within any other county within this
over
700
dozen
ears
of
corn.
The
crop
Jackson County, Oregon, by order of state, then within Twenty Days from the date of
Raging Flood had wasted the Lands
of the Louisianian and he, too, had is well filled out, tender and sweet, the county judge in the above entitled the service of this summons upon you; or if serv­
matter, dated August 16th 1912, which ed by publication, then on or before the l^st day
decided on a Change. Cyclones It ! and there has been in Mr. Newham’s directs the summons to be served upon so prescribed in the order for publication of said
| experience here no damage resulting you by publication thereof in said
summons; and you will take notice that if you
was that Worried the Farmer from
I from frost.
newspaper once a week for six con­ fail to so appear and answer said complaint with­
Oklahoma and the Nebraskan Never
secutive weeks, from and after the in said time, plaintiff will take a default and a
Eugene Guard: A volunteer sun­ first date of publication, which is the decree against you for the relief prayed for in
Could Stand a Sandstorm. The Man
from Maine was Tired to Death from flower came up on G. W. Knapp’d place 17th day August, 1912. said last date said complaint, to-wit: For a decree dissolving
of publication being the 5th day of the bonds of matrimony now existing between
Dynamiting the Little Rocks he Baid on the river road and he let it grow. October,
1912. And said order re­
were all over his Farm, Impover- He brought the perfected head to this quires you and each of you to answer j you and the above nam^d plaintiff. Jennie B.
Barnes, and for a further decree awarding plain­
office
yesterday.
Exclusive
of
the
stem
lshed Soil was the Pet Trouble of
on or before the last day prescribed in j tiff the sole custody of George William Barnes a
it weights 11 younds; is 21 inches in the order for the publication of said male minor child, the sole issue of said marriage,
Him from New York.
Each came to Oregon, with Many diameter and 65 inches in circumfer­ summons and that in default thereof, and that plaintiff be given back her former name
Others, and Each owned Ten Thou- ence. He has given it very little cul­ a decree will be entered as prayed for. Jennie Beatrice Conner, and for plaintiff’s costs
A. E. REAMES,
sand Dollars in Cash.
and disbursments of this suit, and for such other
tivation. Can any one beat it?
Attorney for Plaintiff. and further relief as to the Court may seem just
They Admired Oregon.
and equitable.
Dallas Itemizer. A great race, an
They visited all over the State. electric race, is on between the Hili
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
Notice to Creditors.
Post by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge
They were Delighted with the Cli­ ana Harriman lines for the securing of
mate. They thought the Soil Superb. the trade of this valley of ours, and IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF of the above entitled court, which said order was
made and dated in Chambers at Ashland on the
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
They Learned that Anything could be every where that they are so far com­
16th day of August A. D. 1912. wherein it is or­
In the matter of the Estate of Frank Ennis, dered tnat you appear and answer the complaint
Grown. The Wheat Raise could be
Bigger tn Oregon, while Fruits Grew peting has been benefited by it. We deceased.
on file herein on or before the expiration of six
as If the Lord had Made Oregon hope to see the race strike old Polk in Notice is hereby given that the undersigned I weeks from the date prescribed in said order as
I
are
the
duly
appointed,
qualified
and
acting
the
near
future,
that
we
'nay
secure
Specially for Fruits.
The Land
the date of the first publication of th*s summons.
executors of the estate of Frank Ennis, deceased.
seemed just Made for Vegetables. some of the benefits other sections are All persons having claims against said decedent The date of the first publication of this sum­
mons is August 24. 1912, and the date of the last
They thought It Peculiar that Peo­ enjoying. Journal.
or his estate are hereby required to present the
publication and on or before which date you are
ple should Chortle with Glee, par­
same duly verified with proper vouchers, to either
required to appear and answer is October 5th
ticularly the big Corporations.
of the undersigned executors at their offices in
1912.
Jacksonville. Jackson County, Oregon, within six
Soon they Knew Why. It was be-
J. A. LEMERY,
Oregon Agricultural College. months from the date hereof.
cause these farmers were to Pay All
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office of James M. Cronemiller is in courthouse.
the Taxes.
This great institution opens its doors Office of H. K. Hanna is above Rank of Jack­ Order Appointing Day for Final Settle,
Missourian la “Shown."
for the fall semester on September sonville.
ment.
The Missourian found this out. He 20th. Courses of instruction include: Date hereof and of first publication hereof is
September 21, 1912.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TIIE 8TATE OF OREGON
the
was Shown. In Oregon he learned
General Agriculture, Agronomy, Ani­
JAMES M. CRONEMILLER.
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
Single Taxern ruled. Men without mal Husbandry, Dairy Husbandry,
H. K. HANNA. Executors
In the matter of the Estate of Geo. W. Mc­
Land made those who Owned Land Bae tei iology, Botany and Plant Patho­
Connell, deceased.
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pay All the Taxes. Taxaa on Farm logy, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture
Angie W. McConnell the Executrix of the Es­
Lands were High, so High that It did
tate of Geo. W, McConnell deceased, having
SUMMONS
not Matter that the Improvements Es­ Entomology, Veterinary Science, Civil
rendered and presented f >r settlement, and filed
caped. Taxes on City Lots were so Engineering, Electrical Engineering, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON n this Court, her final account of heradministra
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
tion of said Estate.
Great that It did not seem as if the Mechanical Engineering, Mining En­
It is ordered. That Mo ld iy the 23rd day of Sep
Lot Owner could hold Body and Soul gineering, Highway Engineering, Do­ Minnie Seibert. 1’laintilY,
| tember. A. I). 1912. being a day of a subsequent
vs.
together after Paying the Tax.
mestic Science, Domestic Art, Com­ John B. Seibert.
| term of said Court.to-wit: of the September term
Defendant.
Ouce all Property OwnerB divided merce, Forestry, Pharmacy, Zoology, Suit for Divorce.
1 thereof. A D 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said
the Taxation. Now the Man with Chemistry,
Physics, Mathematics,
To John B. Seibert, defendant above named: } day, bound the said is hereby appointed Jor the
Land had to pay All.
English Language and Literature, Pub­ In the Name of the State of Oregon. You are 1 Settlement of said account; and that notice of
“This is what will
hereby notified that Minnie Seibert as plaintiff 1 said settlement be published in the Jacksonville
lic Speaking, Modern Languages, has
commenced a Huit in the Circuit Court of the ' Post a newspaper published in Jacksonville Ore-
Bald the Missouri Farmer in this Fa­
ble. "We shall Spend our Ten Thou­ History, Art, Architecture, Industrial State of Oregon in and for Jackson county and i iron as often as once a week for four successive
sand Dollars for Farms. Some Day Pedagogy, Physcial Education, Military that in pursuance of un order made an entered in weeks prior to said day of settlement.
said cause by F. M. Calkins. Judge of said Court
Done at Jacksonville, Oregon this 21st day of
jur Crops May Fall. If we do not Science and Tactics, und Music.
’the 24th day of August. 1912, you are required August A. D. 1912.
Catalogue and illustrated literature on
Pay our Taxes, as Some do not Pay
to appear in said cause, on or before six weeks
J. R. NEIL.
their Taxes now, our Farms will be mailed free on application. Address: from the first publication of this summons, which
County Judge.
(eized by the State Thus every year Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College publication will be on the 7th day of September.
more Farms will be seized by the Corvallis, Oregon.
1912. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
Summo is.
filed therein, and for want of answer thereof, on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T«E «TATE
State and the Taxes grow higher for
the rest.
School Year Opens September 20th or before said time, the plaintiff will apply to OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF
^Oregon Loses One
J
Million in Cash
State Need* Money.
“For the State must have Money.
“In a Few Years we should all lose
our iAind. The State would be the
great I-anci Owner. We should Pay
Rent to the State. Then the land In
Oregon would become Poor for a Ten­
ant never cares what he does to the
Owner’s Property. We should just
(let Enough to Rat after Paying the
Rent. For me. I am Done. I shall
go beck to Missouri, even If I have
to brave Storms and Floods."
Now Capital la Timid. Capital is
Nervous. And those 100 Farmers were
each Scared that the State of Oregon
was after their Wads. So they Fled
And. Then They Fled.
The New Yorker would rather Work
nn Poor Soil than not own his Farm
and Pay Rent to the State. The Kan
lan thought Grasshoppers were not
to Reni a Woe as Single Tax. The
Maine Farmer bought more Dynamite
and said that Stones were Nothing If
a Man could Own his Own Land.
I can Improve My Farm, said the
Man from Nebraska, hut Thon 1 shall
0» n It, even if I have an Occasional
Sandstorm. Floods worried the Chap
from Louisiana leas than ". vpi Ilia'
would Eat np Everything •lie Honest
Farmer would Raise. The OÎJ .be
■aid he intended to Live in a Land
where the Man who owned Property
aa
jf Any Sort Pahl Just the Same
I
the Man who Owned Land No Ore*
gon for Me. was his view I shall
Keep my own Ten Thousand I Dollars.
There I* a Moral.
Maybe Single Tax would only do
But the Farmers
this in a Fable
would act the name if Single Tax
were Real and not a Fabio,
There is a Moral to this Fable and
ffle Moral is:
It la Better to have Everything
taxed and Not Frighten the Farmer
(way than to have Single Tax and
Frighten Away Everyone Who Wants
x> cwn Land for Himself
There Is another Moral, too:
Thna would Oregon lose 100 honest
kuiuer* and |1,090,000 lu cold cash.
the court for the relief demanded and prayed for
in said complaint, viz. for a divorce from you and
for costs and disbursements.
Dated this 24th day of August, 1912.
G C. MCALLISTER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON’ COUNTY,
Summons
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JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
JACKSON.
Sadie Elizabeth Drake, Plaintiff,
VB
Chas. B. Drake, Defendant.
Suit in Equitv for divorce.
To Chas. B. Drake, the above named I
defendent:-
In the name of the state of Oregon, ,
Victor Bnrsell, Plaintiff.
Application to Register Title.
you are hereby required to appear and |
VB.
the complaint filed against I
IN TI1K CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON. answer,
William Chamber», the unknown
I you in the above entitled Court and
IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
heir* of George Ross, deceased, also In the matter of the application of Maggie P. cause, on or before the last day of the
all other persons or parties unknown Drumhill to Register Title to the following de time prescribed in the order for publi-
rail inn nf
a horran to-u-,1- .,n
claiming any right, title, estate, lien scribed
real property.
situated in Jackson dition of summor s herein, to-wit: on
or interest in the real estate described County. Oregon,
or before the 14th., day of September'
to-wit:
in the complaint. Defendants.
Lot« numbered one (1). two (2). three (3) and A. D. 1912, said date being the expira-1
Suit to quiet title.
four (4) in Block number one (1), Lots num­ tion of six weeks from the date of the
To William Chambers, the unknown
one (1). two (2). three (3), four (4) five (5). first publication of this summons.
heirs of George Loss, deceased, also bered
six (6). seven (7) and eight (8) in block number And if you fail to appear and answer,
all other persons or parties unknown,
(2), Lots numbered one. (1), two (2). three for want thereof the plaintiff will ap­
claiming any right, title, estate, lien two
(3), four (4), five (5) s x (6). seven (7), eight ply to the Court for relief prayed for
or intereat in the real estate described (8). nine (9>. ten (10). eleven (11), twelve (12). in Plaintiff’s complaint as follows:-
in the complaint herein.
For a decree of Court forever disolv­
You and each ol' you are hereby re­ thirteen (13). seventeen (17). eighteen (18). nine­ ing the bonds of matrimony now ex­
quired to appear in the above entitled teen. (19). twenty (20). twenty-one (21) twenty- isting between the plaintiff and de-1
422) and twenty-four (24) in Block three
court and cause, and there answer the two
(3). and the south 20.2 feet of Lot sixteen (16) fendant, on the ground of Habitua
complaint of the plaintiff on file there­ in
Block number three (3). all in the C. & D. grosj drunkeness contracted since
in against you, within ten days from
being a part of Hamilton Addition marriage and continuing for one year
the date of the service of this sum­ Sub-division,
to the City of Medford. Oregon, according to prior to the commencement of this
mons upon you if served within Jack-
suit; and that the plaintiff have re­
official plat thereof, now of record.
son County, Oregon, or, if served with­ the And
stored to her, her maiden name and i
also
the
following
described
premises,
to-
in any other county of Oregon, then
that she have judgment against the
wit:
Commencing
two
hundred
(200)
feet
west
within twenty days from the date of from the southeast corner of Lot numbered two defendant for the costs and disburse-|
the service of this summons ujain you, I
meats of this suit and for such othei
or if served by publication, or out of (2) of Hamilton Addition to the City of Medford. and further relief as to this Court shall
Oregon,
according
to
the
official
plat
thereof,
:he
after and order of publica­
seem meet and equitable.
tion, iKiimi h before the last day i now of record, and iron, said point running
This summons is published in the
thence
north
one
hundred
and
six
(106)
feet,
i i . sei . o in u>c order for the publica- '
Jacksonville Poet by order of Hon. J.
thence
west
sixty
(60)
feet,
thence
south
one
tion ol said summons, which last day ,
R. Neil, Judge of the County Court of
hundred and six (106) feet, thence east sixty (60)
is the Sth day of October, 1912.
Jackson County, Oregon, which said
And you will take notice, that if you feel to the place of beginning
order was made and entered of record
VB.
fail to so appear and answer said com- I
; on the 1st day of August A. D. 1912.
plaint, plaintiff will apply to the above All Whom it May Concern. Defendants.
Date of the first publication hereof
entitled court for the relief demanded
is the 3rd., day of August A. D. 1912.
TAKE NOTICE.
in said complaint, succinctly stated HS
H. A. C anaday ,
That on the 27th day of August. 1*12. an appli.
follows:
Attorney for Plaintiff.
That a decree be entered in favor of cation was filed by the said Maggie P. Drumhill
Notice to Creditors.
the plaintiff that he is the owner of
_ in the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon,
the following described land, situated tor Initial Registration of the Title of the land Notic« ia hereby given, tha» Grant Mathews,
above
described.
in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
the undersijrned. ha« been appointed executor of
___________________________________________
Commencing 1.28 chains west of the Now. unless you appear on or before the 3bth the
Last Will and of the estate of Nelson Hosmer.
northwest come’- of D. L. C. No. 66, day of September. 1*11 and show cause why deceased, by the County Court for Jackson
Tp. 37 S., R. 2 W. W. M. thence south such application shall not be granted, the same County. Orerun, and all pereon. having claim,
psrallel with the west boundary of said will be taken as confessed and a decree will be arainat said estate are hereby notified to present
I). L. C. No 66. 27.95 chains; ther.ce entered according to the prayer of the applica* the same, duly verifie.1. to the undersigned ex­
west 19.72 chains to the east boundary tion and you will be forever tarred from diaput ecutor. at hia residence on Foots Creek. In Jack-
of D. L. C. N<-. 44; thence north on irg the same.
eon County. Oregon, or at Che law office of H D.
W itnrss my hand and seal of said Court hereto Norton at Grants Pass in Josephine County. ;
said vast bo'ini'arv line of D. L. C. No.
44, 27 % eh i ii s u> the northeast corner affixed this th, **Ut day of August 1*11
Oregon, on or before the expi.sition of six n-ontha
< I sl id' L>. i. C. thence east . 19.72
l«asl.)
W. K. COLEMAN.
from the date of the Aral publication of thio
cluiina to the piace of beginning, con­ County Clerk of Jackson County. Oregon. and notice.
twining 54.82 acres, more or less.
Ex-officiu Clerk ot the Circuit Court.
Date of first publication is August Mat. 1*12.
That the deed of Geoige Rosa and
FRED W. MEARS
GRANT MATHEWS.
Elixabeth Ross, his wife, to Leyi Rice,
Attorney for Applicant.
Executor. ,
*
and Stationery
Tablets, Pencils, Pens, Ink, Rulers, Erasers
Composition Books, Spelling Blanks,
of each a good supply at
City Drug Store
John Dunnington
A. S. Kleinhammer
Jacksonville
Meat Market
DUNNINGTON & KLEINNAMMER Prop».
------- Dealet» In
All Kinds of Fresh ani Cured Meats.
Poultry, Choice hr I,
JACKSON VILE,
OREGON