Jacksonville post., February 08, 1913, Image 4

Avalanche Kills Five
Tye, Wash., Feb. 3.—Although the
Great Northern tracks throngh here
which were carried away with the big
snow slide that occurred two weeks
ago are again open, somewhere buried
beneath the thousands of tons of ice
and rock are the bodies of five laborers
who were crushed by the slide. Three
shifts labored day and night to open
the lines of the railway, but the bodies
of these five will remain forever un­
der the avalanche, becuse it would cost
thousands of dollars to recover them.
Some skeletons may be found in the
spring when the snow thaws away from
the logs and boulders.
for settlement in the above entitled of its receipt, or the affidavit of the
court and matter his first and final ac­ I person by whom the delivery was made
count and rep rt of his administration stating when and where the copy was
of said estate; and that Tuesday the delivered; if made by registered mail,
4th day of March A. D 1913 at the proof of such service must consist of
hour of 11 o’clock A. M. of said day at the affidavit of the person by whom
the court room of said court, at the the copy was mailed stating when and
court-house in Jacksonville, Jackson the po-it office to which it was mailed,
County, State of Oregon, has been and this affidavit must be accompanied
duly appointed and fixed by order of bv the postmaster’s receipt for the
the judge of the above entitled court letter.
as the time and place for hearing of
You should state in your answer the
objections to said account and report name of the post office to which you
and for the settlement thereof and of desire future notices to be sent to yoa.
said estate.
B. F. J ones , Register.
All persons interested in said estate
Date of first publication Jan. 1 I, 1913
are hereby notified that all objections
Date of second publication Jan 25,1913
to said final account or any pern there­
Date of third publication Feb. 1. 1913
of must be filed on or before the date
Date of fourth publication Feb. 8, 1913
and time herein appointed for such
hearing and settlement, or there at,
on to-wit:- the 4th day of March A. D.
SUMMONS
1913 at the hour of 11 o’clock A. M of
said day.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON FOR JACKSON
Date of the first publication hereof
COUNTY.
is February 1st.. A. 1). 1913.
Almira Wilson, Plaintiff.
J oseph K itto ,
vs.
Administrator de bonis non of the George A. Wilson, anti Elizabeth Wils in. his
Estate of Pauline Kitto, deceased.
wife. A. M. Wilson and Amelia Wilson his wife.
Charles E, Garfield, surviving husband of Urzilla
♦®e-
Garfield, Charley C. Garfield, and Laura Garfield.
in or to a,id described prem am or any part
thereof. Thia aumn.ona is serve 1 upon you by
publication in the Jacksonville Poat once a weck
for six consecutive weeks bv order of Hon. F. M.
Calkins judge of said court, said order having
been made on January 9th. 1913.
GUS NEWBURY.
Attorney for plaintiff,
Summons
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
CITATION.
'
I IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON
|
COUNTY. OREGON
i
In the Matter of ¿he Estate of Frank Inn Is,
De "eased. Citation to heirs and legatees to show
ciuse why order for sale of real projjerty should
i not be made.
To Frank e . Peckham. Claud W. Ennis. Maud
Ennis. Anna Tucker Champlin. Josephine En­
nis Kenyon. Jennie Ennis Ijeirs at law and lega­
tee.! of said above named decedent and al! un­
known heirs at law of said decedent and all
others interest«! in said estate. Greeting:—
In the Name of t^e State of Oregon, you are
hereby required to be and appear before said
C iurfty Court on Monday, the 10th day of March.
1913 at 10 o’eiock in the forenoon of said day al
the Coart room of said County Court at the
Court House in the County of Jackson, State of
Oregon, to then and there show cause why aa
order should not be granted to the Executors ef
said Estate to sell all the following described
real property belonging to said Estate at private
■ale, to-wlt:-
All that portion of Lot 8 in Block 7 as laid down
on the official plat of the Town (now City) of
Jacksonville. Oregon, described as beginning at
the South East corner of said Lot 8 and running
thence N°rtheriy p>0 feet more or iees to the
North East core«- of said Lot 8: thence Wester-
!y along the North boundary of said Lot 8. 20 feel
more or less to • post and board fence between
the property o* «he said Ennis and Eleanor Jane
Kubli; thence Southerly with the said post and
board fence as the East boundary of said Lot
100 feet more or less to the South boundary of
said Lot 8; thence Easterly along the South line
of said Lot 8. 30 feet more or less to the point of
beginning, the above described property being
the same property heretofore conveyed by deed
to Frank Ennis by T. J. Kenney. Admin Istra toe
of James Elliott Estate. Eleanor Jane Kubli, A.
E. Kearnes and others—Excepting only there­
from the property heretofore conveyed by Frank
Ennis to Eleanor Jane Kubli by deed dated Sept.
26th, 1912 recorded in Vol. 97 Page 273 Deed
Records of Jackson County. Oregon.
She foregoing Citation is ordered by -the County
Court aforesaid to be published in the Jackson­
ville Post for 4 successive weeks or for 0 publica­
tions prior to the said 10th day of March. 1113.
Witness the Hon. F. L. TouVeJle, Judge of the
County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson
County, this 3th day of February, A. D. 181$.
Attest: G. A. Gardner, Clerk.
1 esteem those boys who are obliged
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
to tight their own way up in the world
most fortunate and those brought up
James W. Gillette and Elka it. Gillette Plain,
tiffs.
te wealth most unfortunate.
vs.
I came of a family of the middle
Emory R. Waterman an! Mabel Waterman
clxaa aud from childhood was made to
Defendants.
Suit in Equity to Fureclose
understand that 1 would have to tight
Mortgage.
To E nory B. Waterman and Mabel B. Water-
my own way In the world. But 1 wna
man, the above named defendants:
given an education, which Is consider­
In the name of the State of Oregon you are
ed and usually Is essential to success.
hereby required to appear and answer the com­
At sixteen 1 was about to accept a po­
plaint filed against you on or before ten days
sition In business when an uncle of
from the date of the service of this summons up­
Oregon Sidelights
mine suddenly tnrde a fortune by a
on you if served within Ja kson County or if
Aval In the stock market lie had the
served within any other County of this State
then within twenty days from the date of such
gcod sense to Invest bls gains in good
Estacada
Progress:
Frank
Ewing
’
s
drat mortgage bonds and never after­
| his wife. Henry Lee Garfield. Urzilla Aldrich and service, or if served by publication or out of the
Airedale dog killed the biggest bobcat
Final Notice.
State after an order of publication then on or
ward risked a cent In speculation.
I Raymond Aldrich her husband, Alice Almira
My uncle was a bachelor sixty years that has been seen around Three Links I IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON , Hansen and John Doe Hansen her husband, his l>efore the last day prescribed in the order of said
publication of said summons which last day is
old, and my mother was his favorite in years. The cat was turned loose
true given name being to plaintiff unknown the 15th day of February 1913.
COUNTY, OREGON.
sister. He had always shown a par­ from a trap into the meadow and the
Charles
Nickell
anti
Belle
Nickell
his
wife.
A.
M.
In the Matter of the Estate of Urzil-
And you will take notice that if you fail to so
Wilson administrator of the estate of Urzilla appear and answer said complaint plaintiffs will
tinifty for me and proposed to my dog dispatched it.
la Garfield, De?eased.
Garfield deceased, Martha Ann Wilson wife of apply to the above entitled Court for the relief
mother that he should send me to col­
Notice is Hereov Given: That the
Union meetings will be held in the
W. Wilson, Gus Newbury, William Ulrich. demanded in said complaint succinctly stated as
lege and make me bls heir, for he
undersigned, A. M. Wilson, adminis­ Jesse
A Carsky. a corporation and all persons
Methodist
Episcopal
church
at
Hood
claimed that he had no desire to marry
follows to-wit:
trator of the estate of Urzilla Garfield, Lauter
having or claiming any interest or es­
For a judgment against you and each of you
and If he should marry at bis time of River commencing February 9 and deceased, has filed in the County Court unknown
tate in the property described in plaintiff^ com­
life he would wish he had not mar­ continuing indefinitely, three churches for Jackson County, State of Oregon, plaint, being the N. 1-2 of the N. W. 1-4; the S. E. for the full sum of $2500.00 together with inter­
est
thereon from the 4th day of November 1911 at
ried. I longed for a college educa­ uniting—the Christian, Methodist and in the matter of said estate, his final 1-4 of N. W. J-4 and that portion of the W. 1-2 of
report and account, showing all moneys the N. E. 1-4 lying west of the county road, all I the rate of 6% per annum, an I for tho further
tion and for my part was glad to ac­ United Brethren.
received and disbursed, with vouchers in section 16, and government lots 10 and 11 and sum of $250.00 reasonable att >r:ieys fee. and for
cept my uncle’s proposition.
for such disbursements.
the foreclosure of the mortgage on th« North
Baker
Herald:
The
Baker
Herald
’
s
portion of government lot 9 lying west of
I spent four years at college, my ex­
half of lot 5 in Block 4 of Park Addition to the
That said court has set Saturday, that
the
county
road
all
in
section
9,
and
all
of
said
suggestion
of
a
planting
day
for
sweet
penses being paid by my uncle. In
the 1st day of March, 1913, the hour
City of Medford. Oregon, heretofore given to
premises
being
in
T.
37,
S.
R.
one
west
of
W.
M..
deed, be gave me an allowance that peas has been accepted by those pro­ of ten o’clock A. M. and the court
secure said above sums, and for such other and
enabled me to associate with such of moting the sweet pea carnival for next room of said court as the time
___ __
further relief as to the Court may seem equitable
and Defendants.
To Charles E. Garfield, Amelia Wilson, Charles
toy fellow students ns were not oblig­ summer. They have gone further with place for the making of any objections C. Garfield. Laura Garfield. Henry Lee Garfield, and for plaintiffs costs and disbursements herein
ed to earn their living or a part of It the idea and plan to have a planting to the allowance of said final report Urzilla Aldrich. Raymond Aldrich. Alice Almira to be taxed.
and account. All persons having ob­
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
while getting their education.
week, with appropriate exercises.
jections thereto are required to file the Hansen. John Doe Hansen his true given name Past, a weekly newspaper published and of
When I was graduated with a fair
being
to
the
plaintiff
unknown,
Lauter
&
Carsky
same in writing in said court, on or be­
circulation in Jackson County, Oregon,
Hillsboro Argus: Still the talk that fore said time, and to maiesuch objec­ a corporation' and Martha Ann Wilson. Henrv general
standing In my class I was one of
by order of the Circuit Judge, the Honorable F
the all around prominent men of It. we will have another hotel building, tions at said time, otherwise said final Lee Garfield and all other persons unknown hav­ M. Calkins, which order is dated on the 3rd day
I began the study of a profession—at this time on Second street, continues. report and account will be allowed and ing or claiming any interest in the property of January 1913, an 1 which directs the summons
my uncle's expense—and had nearly As a matter of fact, when the city has said administrator will be discharged. hereinbefore described and particularly described to be served upon you by publication thereof in
Dated this 30th day of January, 1913. in plaintiff’s comolaint, the above named defend­ said newspaper once a week for six consecutive
finished'it when I received a telegram a session of court there are many times
ants:- In the Name of the State of Oregon, You
A M. W ilson ,
weeks from and after the first date of publica­
that my uncle was very 111. I went to
Administrator of the Estate of and each of you are hereby notified and required tion, which is the 4th day of January. 1913, said
blm at once and assumed the direction that transients have to go to Portland
to appear in the above entitled court and cause
Urzilla
Garfield,
Deceased.
last date of publication being the 15th day of
ef his household. His illness was to get accommodations of this kind,
and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed there­
February, 1913. and said order requires you and
de- Clued to he a protracted one. and. all rooms being taken.
in within six weeks from the date of the first
each of you to answer on or before the last date
Spanking will not cure children of
th >ro being no one but myself to do
publication of this summons upon you and if you
Astorian: The meteorological exerts
prescribed
in the order' for the publication of
SUMMONS
fail toapperand answer the complaint within the
wetting the bed, because it is not ■
anything for him. 1 assumed charge not who are so fond of predicting climatic
said summons, and that in default thereof a
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON time required for want thereof, the plaintiff will
only of bls domestic but his other af­
decree will be entered as prayed for.
habit but a dangerous disease. The
changes in this country are respect­
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
apply to the court for the relief prayed for and
fairs.
CHARLES PRIM.
demanded
in
her
complaint,
to-wit;
-
C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475,
Sophia Robinett, plaintiff,
I spent five years ministering to the fully referred to this good, old-time,
Attorney lor Plaintiffs
For a decree of the court for a partition of the
old man. living In bls house with him soaking Oregon winter, The change
Chicago, Til., have discovered a
vs.
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real property hereinbefore described and in
•nd devoting myself exclusively to may be in progress, but it is barely
Porter Robinett, defendant.
plaintiff's complaint described, among the de­ Notice
of Sheriff’s Sale Under strictly harmless remedy for this
him. I regretted that my professional perceptible to the most sanguine of
fendants and plaintiff as their respective inter­
Suit in Equity for a divorce.
distressing disc tse and to make
Execution.
studies had been broken into, but since the lesser prophets.
To Porter Robinett the above named ests may appear, and be established an 1 that the
I was heir to a fortune and had what
liens
against
any
of
the
defend
ants
or
of
the
Is
hereby
given
that
by
known;its merits they will send a 50c.
Public
notice
defendant;
Burns News: Two large 650 page
monoy I needed 1 did not repine. True,
In the name of the State of Oregon plaintiff herein be decreed to attach to the por­ •virtue of an execution and order of sale package securely wrapped and pre­
my uncle was very Irritable and often volumes of “The Missions and Mission­ you are hereby notified that you are tion only which shall be designated and decreed duly issued by the Clork of the Circuit Court of
triod my pntlence, but the doctors as­ aries of California” have been present­ required to appear in the above entitled to said plaintiff or to said defendants; that three Jackson County Oregon, and of date December paid Absolutely Free to any reader
sured me that be could live only n few ed to the Burns library by Rev. Father court and cause and answer the com­ referees be appointed by this court to designate 16th 1912. in a certain action in said Circuit Court of The Jacksonville Post. This re­
equitable division of the said premises among for said County and State, wherein The Medford
years at most aud then, having means Pius Nierman, local Catholic pastor, plaint of the above named plaintiff an
the said several parties to this suit who shall be
medy also cures frequent desire to
at my command, I could muke up for and the third volume, which is now in filed against you therein within ten entitled thereto, and for judgment for costs, Hardware Company, a computation, fa plaintiff,
days from the date of the service of
and J. R. Wright is defendant, and wherein the
urinate
and inability to control urine
lost time, for, be It understood, I was
this summons upon you if served upon disburse nentsand attorneys fees.
said The Medford Hardware Company recovered
■ot eoutent to live in idleness and es course of preparation, will be added you within Jackhon County, State of This summons is served upon you by publica­ judgment against the said defendant J. R. during the night or day in oki or
when issued.
paelally desired a career.
Oregon, or if served within any other tion in the Jackoonville Post published in Jack­ Wright for the sum of $809.00, with interest young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co.
*»y uncle lingered longer than had I Amity Standard: The proposition of county of the State jf Oregon, then sonville. Jackson County. Oregon once a week thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
baaa expected, aud toward the last 1 a cannery in Amity is getting a little within twenty days from the date of for six consecutive weeks, by order of Hon. F. M. from July 1st 1911 until paid.- and the further is an Old Reliable House, write te
Msand the work of amusing him very nearer each week. Our people are at such service upon you. or if served up­ Calkins Judge of said court, said order having sum of $295.00 with interest thereon from May them today for the free medicine.
on you bv publication, then on or be­ been made on the 10th day of January, 1913,
5th 1912 until paid at the rate of 8 per cent per
tvyhig. I suggested cards, and he was
Cure the afflicted members of your
Dated of the first publication is January 11th, annum: Baid judgment was duly enrolled and
pleased with the idea. He had been last awakening to the necessity of such fore the last day so prescribed in the 1913.
order
of
publication
of
said
summons;
docketed
in
said
court
on
December
13
th
1912.
a
thing.
For
so
long
a
time
we
have
family, then tell your neighbors and
a poker player in bls time, and by
GUS NRWBURY.
and you will take notice that if you
That I will on the 19th day of February, 1913
playing with hlcn for a small stake I been depending on grain that it is hard fail to so appear and answer said com­
friends about this remedy.
Attorney for Plaintiff. at the front door of the Court House in Jack­
got through many hours that would for us to come to realize that we are plaint within said time, the plaintiff
sonville in said County, and at the hour of 10
X«
otherwise have been a burden. Never­ passing out of that stage and getting will apply to the court for an order of
o'clock A. M. of said day, offer for sale, and will
Fit Hi. Case Exactly.
theless playing penny ante with a to be fruit raisers.—Journal.
default and for a decree against you
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
SUMMONS
'‘When father was sick about »It yarn age
forever dissolving the bonds of matri­
broken down old man hour after hour
cash in hand, all of the following described real
be read an advertisement of Chamberlain'«
mony heretofore and now existing be I n the cir -’ ui r court of O regon for jackson property, to-wit:-
was not to men pleasing way of spend- |
tween you and the above named plain­
COUNTY.
Allof the rifht, title and interest that the said Tablets in the nepers that tt hie eeee ex­
Notice of Dissolution.
Ing my time, and when my uncle pro­
tiff and for a decree awarding plaintiff
defendant J. R. Wright had on the 31st day of actly," wrilea Miss Margaret Campbell ef
posed to raise tbe stake to 5 cents 1
Notice is hereby given that that the custody of Clarence Robinett, the William Harrison, Plaintiff,
July 1911. or at any time thereafter either! » or Ft. Smith, Ark. “He pureheaed a box of
vs.
acquiesced.
certain partnership heretofore existing sole issue of said marriage and for William L. Bilker, Anna A. Moore nee Anna to Lots numbered Nine (9). Ten (10) and Eleven them and he haa not been eick aieee. My
1 his was a mistake. He was a nnt-
such other, further and different relief A. Bilzer. John A. Bilger. Charles S. Bilger, (11), in Block number eighty-one (81) of the old •iater bad stomach trouble and wee elee ben­
ural gambler, and It was a knowledge between Arthur S. Kleinha nmer ami as to the court may seem equitable.
efited by them.’’ For Mie by ell dealer«
Herman C. Bilger, Henry F. Bilger. Otilla C. town of Medford. Jackson County, Oregon as
John
Dunnington,
trading
and
doinp
of thia fact—a fear that he would lose
I hi? summons is published in the McPherson, nee Otills C, Bilger, heirs at law of designated and recorded on the official plat of —Advertisement.
what he bad made lu the stock tnur- business as Kleinhammer and Dunning­ Jacksonville Post by order of the Hon John Bilger, deceased, Lucy A. Terrill, Charles said town of Medford on record in the office of
ket—that led him to quit "the street, ton, is this day, by mutual consent, I*. M. Calkins, judge of the above en­ Terrill and Effie Terrill his wife. Byron Terrill the County Recorder of said Jackson County.
Monep to loan on toeorooed, revenue
mince then hU passion for gambling dissolved. John Dunnington under th-- titled court, and which order was made and Augusta Terrill his wife. Jay Terrill. Effie Oregon.
toed lain dormant It was now excit­ firm dissolution is the owner of the and dated on the 301 h. day of Decern Seaman and W. A. Seaman her husband, Clara Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon this the 3 day produelno farau, bp the Bank of
ber.
A.
D.
1912
and
it
is
therein
order
­
ed anew. He kept raUlug the stake, City Meat Market in Jacksonville, Ore ed that you appear and answer the Seaman and Roy Seaman her husband. Ella of January 1».S,
Jacksonville.
AUG. D. S1NGLER.
Mast and George Mast her husband. Mary Ter­
and 1 did not dare to oppose him. gon, and all accounts due said
City complaint on file herein on or before rill. surviving widow of Delbert Terrill, deceased,
Sheriff of Jacks.»n County. Orea-ia
When he got tbe value of a chip up to
the
expiration
of
six
weeks
from
the
i
2Ti caota I began to be troubled. How Meat Market are payable to the date prescribed in said order as the Dean Terrill and Maud Terrill, minor heirs of
All accounts date of the first publication of this Delbert Terrill, deceased and Mary Terrill, Also
•ver. I hoped that by refusing to win said John Dunnington.
all other persons or parties unknown, claiming
J might keep out of trouble, for 1 real­ due by said City Meat Market are pay­ summons.
any right, title estate, lien or interest in the real
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
ized that to win any considerable able by John Dunnington. All property
estate described as the N. W. V4. the W. ’ 2 of the
this
summons
is
Januarv
4th..
1913
and
amount from him would irritate him. belonging to said co-partnership of
N. E V4. the N. Vi of the S W. '4 and the N. W.
the
date
of
the
last
publication
thereof
and iu his broken condition 1 feared he every name, nature and kind, save and and on or before which date you are ’q of the S. E U of section 8 in Tp. 36, S. R. 1, E.
might break with me.
I except the Citv Market, is the proper­ required to appear and answer said ' of W. M. excepting the following; Beginning at
1 the S. E. corner of the N. W. ' < of tho S. E, % of
One afternoon when he was more ty of Arthur S. Kleinhammer.
complaint is February 15. 191.3.
said section 8 in said Tp. and R. and running
fretful than usual 1 got out the cards
H
K.
H
anna
,
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
and the chlpa. During the sitting there
Residing at Jacksonville, Oregon, thence North 96 rods, thence west 120 r
thence south 9*5 rods, thence East 120 rods to
Attorney for plaintiff.
occurred one of thorn marvelous runs 24th, day of January, A. D. 1913.
place of beginning; Defendants.
J ohn D unnington .
of luck by which players are enabled
—♦
ToWdliam L. Bilger, Anna A. Moore.
to broak banks. A Jack pot bad been
A. S. K leinhammer .
Anna A Bilger. John A. Bilger. Charles S.
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
growing on the table for some time
Notice of tont?st.
' ger. Herman C. Bilger. Henry F. Bilger, Otilla C.
wheu 1 was deult three queeus and
j McPherson nee Otilla C. Bilger, heirs at law of
all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, John Bilger, deceased. W. A. Seaman and also ail
Notice to Creditors. .
drew a fourth. I would have bet a
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
United States Land Office.
other persons unknown, claiming any right, title
■mull earn, but since the cards must IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
interest, estate or lien in the real property de­
be shown I feared to irritate my uncle
Roseburg,
Oregon.
January
9,
1913.
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNT
JACKSONVILLE
by appearing to favor him. At the
To Louis T. Sanford of Applegate, scribed as the N. W. Ys. the W. *4 of the N. E. ’<
OF JACKSON.
the N. ’»of the S. W. ’4 and the N. W. 14 of the
Oregon, Contestee:
ihi-wvlown he had a full of aces, which
1 S. E. ’< of Section 3 In tp, 36, S. R. 1 east of W.
In the matter of the estate of Frank
fan me the pot.
You are hereby notified that H. E. M.. excepting the following: Beginning at the
From that time the devil seemed to A. Douglas, deceased
Ro»a
nos« who
wo., gnus
gives Appiegare,
Applegate, Oregon,
Oregon. ns south cast corner of the N. W. ' t of the S. E. *-4
Notice is hereby given, that the ' his post office address, did on Novem- | ; <>f said section 8 in said tp. and R. and running
be In the cards. Whenever I dealt 1
unih-raigned,
bv
an
’
order
of
the
County
her
2fi.
1912,
file
in
this
office
his duly thence north 96 rods, thence west 120rods, thence
gave myself large hands nnd Invari­
ably gave my nncle hands but a little Court of Jackson County, State of corroborated application to contest and South 96 rods thence north to the place of begin­
below mine. When I had a straight Oreiron, duly entered on the 27th. day secure the cancellation of your Home­ ning, the above name«! defendants.
lanuary, 1913, has been appointed stead, Entrv No. 07083, Serial No.
In the name of the State of Oregon, You and
du h b« would have a full; when I had ot
and now is the duly qualified anil acting 07083 made March 25. 1911. for S ' , each
of you are hereby notified and required to
thro« acee he would have three lower Administrator of the estate of the NW
John Dunnington
and S ' . NE’, of Section 24 appear
the above entitled court and cause and
car le. Terrified, 1 attempted to deal above named decedent.
Township 38 s. Range 4 W., Willamette answer In the
comptaint
of
plaintiff
now
on
file
Miu a band larger than mine, it*
All creditors and perro-s having Meridian, and as grounds for his con­ therein within six weeks from the date of the
cangtlt me In the erf
c’’i tG sriinat said decedent or hi? test he alleges that said Louis T. San­ first
publication of this summons upon you which
For aome lime I h •d seen to hie ei <’» l«-' 1 ■ i ' ')• notified and required ford moved off of said land on March is the 11 th day of January. 1913, and if you fad to
mu. duly verified with 1st, 1912. He sold the house and house- appear and answer within the time required and
prevstoa th At hr Mtjrtt led I war lu ’ ' P'-' '
ten Aosaily dvrtdiix io mvself Un f prefer .el . ;s. to the underngned at h. Id furniture and has not been seen specified herein, for want thereof the plaintiff
office at No. 29 South Peach Street in this vicinity since. He did not cul­ will apply to the court for the relief prayed fur
hands aud to klui Lauds but little ion
in the l ity of Medford. Jackson count v. tivate the land either before or since and
•waller to draw him ou. When bu State
demanded in his complaint, tu-wit:-
of Oregon, within a x months March 1st. 1912;
decree of the court decreeing plain;iff to be
cat ght me trylutf to deal blm u win from the dale hereof.
You are, therefore, further notified the F<»r owiu-r
of the premises described
Her Us fell back on the pillows behind
The date hereof and of tho first pub­ that the said allegations wdl he taken as the N. in W fi*e v4 simple
. the W. Jx of the N. E. 1-4.
him aud pointed •o the door I
lication hereof is Fibruary 1st., 1913. by this office as having been confessed
by you, and your said entrv will be the N 1-2 of the S. W. 1-4 and the N. W 1-4 of
I endeavored to explain. lie
W alter M. C lark ,
the S. E 1-4 of section 8 in township 36. south of
JOHN G. DUNNINGTON. Trop.
tied to point to the dixtr, end
Administrator ot the estate of Frank canceled thereunder without vour range one, east of W. M. in Oregon, less the
further right to he heard therein, eith­
A. Douglas.
hoping when he had cooled to
following
described
tract.
Beginning
at
the
H. K. Hanna residing at Jackson­ er before this office or on appeal, if south east corner of the N. W. 1-4 of the S. E.
my efforts to disabuse his mind of his
tmt cession. Tie sen! word for me to ville, Oregon, attorney for the estate. you fail to file in this office within 1-4 of said section 8, and running thence north
twenty days after the FOURTH pub­
leav« the bouse aud never enter It
-------- Dealet» In-------
lication of this notice, as shown below 96 rods, thence west 120 rods, thence south 96
again.
your answer, under oath, specifically rods, thence oast 120 rods to the beginning sub­
ject
only
to
a
contract
of
sale
given
by
plaintiff
Notice of Final Settlement.
The next day he changed his will,
meeting and responding to these ai-,
leaving hla fortune to charities, and a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF legations of contest, or if vou fail to William Nuding of record in volume 94 at page
All Kinis of Fresh and Cured Meats
within that time to file in this office 620 of the deed records of Jackson County. Ore­
further result of the episode was his
gon.
to
which
reference
is
hereby
made
for
a
OREGON
FOR
JACKSON
COUNTY.
due proof that you have s »rved a copv
dc ith a few days Inter.
more perfect description, freed from the claims
1 am over thirty years old. have
In the matter of the ai tri nist rat ion of your answer on the said contestant of said defendants ami any and all thereof, and
Poultry, Choice lard, Etc.
ne' er earned a cent in niy life and of the estate of Paulin • Kitto a de either in person or bv registered mail. nil persons whomsoever, an 1 that a further- d<
If
this
servi-e
is
m
'do
bv
the
doliverv
ceasei'
ne
»un.
do»’t know how to begin to do so
of a copy of'. our answer to the con­ cr-x b<’ entered quieting the title of plaint (T ,
Thia coiuva of waittug fat (lead ipen a
testant in p»-rs p- .of ,,f such ,or- s . 1 described premlHee nnd that a further
thte defotlt v
lbw-
v’most h,. e'tba *h.- »«i.t contes I m enter si
./ 1 7 A ? ÀVRL/
I n’> written s-bn.uvloto.-.cnt
hu thereof h «/e n » rignt. titto iiibn- -«t
•* vdae'Us«)»' W
of th, v >,,, 4w.t,:,o .he dale Vk via».«* V.
BETTER THAN
SPANKING
Charles F. Dunford
DR AY AGE
OREGON
Jacksonville
Meat Market