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| n or to said described premises or any part Notice For Publication. Notice. large. Thus each elector can vet. CITATION. I thereof. This summons is served upon you by DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR for the number cf candidates from bis -— w**r publication in the Jacksonville Post once a week IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON ■— U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon. . district and for the candidates from for six consecutive weeks by order of Hon. I*. M. COUNTY. ORBGOM February 11, 1913. The Ladies Civic Club will hold a | the state. j Calkins judge of said court, said order having Notice is hereby given that William I. Chase, In th. Matter of th. Batata tt Frs.k : been made on January 9th, 1913, meeting at the City Hall, Tuesday, of Jacksonville, Oregon, who, on June 22. 1911, Teachers Win Bill Deer-aMd. Citation to helm and leaataaa ta show GUS NEWBURY. Ail members made Homestead Entry Serial, No. 07299, for W OVFr 2Hh BfhooT^eifcheHI-frotn Port- Feb. I Wp- a t 2:30 P. M. Attorney for plaintiff. cause whr order for Mia of rasl property should NE H NE'». NW't NE •«. and the NH NW U not be ma<ie. t Senate Well Up with Work but i land invading Salem on a special train are urgently requested to be present Section 8. Township 39 S., Range 2, west Wil To Frank «. Peckham, ¿land W. Bnnla. Maud and standing at lhe back of the mem as matters of importance are to be lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to Lnnis, Anna Tucker Champlin, Josephine En- House Congested bers of the state senate when they considered. Summons make Commutation Proof, to establish claim to ils Kenyon. Jennie Ennis, heirs at law and legvv C ivic C lub . the land above described, before W. H. Canon. voted on Applegren's bill providing' ees of said above named deeedent and all ua- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE United States Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon known heirs at law of said decedent and all what is practically civil service for 925 MEASURES PROPOSED on the 28 day of March 1913. •there interested in satd estate. Greeting:— OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY, I the teachers of couuties of more than Claimant names as witnesses, x In the Name of the State of Oregon. yen T- 20,000 population brought an unani Fred Smith, of Jacksonville. Oregon, James W. Gillette and Elisa H. Gillette Plain hereby required to be and appear before said Fk»od of Measure# Appeared Last Day Notice of Dissolution. tiffs. Anna Smith, of Jacksonville, Oregon. For Introducing Bill»—Appropria mous vote in favor of the bill, which bounty Court on Monday, the 10th day ef MardtB Notice is hereby given that that Ansel Gilson, of Jacksonville, Oregon, VS. 1913 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day b & tion»- Aakod Reach Huge Total— bad already passed the house. certain partnership heretofore existing Joe A. Thomas, of Medford. Oregon. Emory B. Waterman an 1 Mabel Wa terma* the Coart room of said County Coqyt at th* Refuse to Submit Home Rule. Compensation and Board of Control Defendants. Suit in Equity to Fo rec los« Court Hou.se in the County of Jaeksaa, State of B. F. JONES. between Arthur S. Kleinhammer and Notwithstanding the fact that the Mort? afire. Bills Paes House—Governor Signa Register. Oregon, to then and thej-e show mum why mb John Dunnington, trading and doing senate had sanctioned the submission To Emory B. Waterman and Mabel B. Water- •rder should net be granted to the Exeoutera *f Widow’s Psnslon Bill. business as Kleinhammer and Dunning SÍ7MMONS | man, the above named defendants: «aid Estate to sell all the following deaeribgd Salem.—Ths closs of the fourth to the people in 1914 of the so-called ton, is this day, by mutual consent, I In the name of tho State of Oregon you ar« property belonging to said Estate at yrivafre week of the legislative xeeslon found home rule amendment, passed by the dissolved. John Dunnington under the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON FOR JACKSON | hereby required to appear and answer the com real sale, to-wlt:«r- COUNTY. the senate well up with its work, only people in 1910, the house, by a vote firm dissolution is the owner of the I plaint filed against you on or before ten day All that portion of Lot 8 In Block 7 as laid dowa Almira Wilson. Plaintiff. from the date of the service of this summons up •n the official plat, of the Town (now City) of • few measures being left over for a of 32 to 25, refused so to submit the City Meat Market in Jacksonville. Ore va. on you if served within Jackson County or if Jacksonville, Oregon, described as beginning at amendment and it will not, therefore, third reading and final passage. I George A. Wilson, and Elizabeth Wilson, his gon, and all accounts due said City served within any other County of this Stat», The situation was quite different In go to the people through the medium Meat Market are payable to the wife. A. M. Wilson and Amelia Wilson his wife, then within twenty days from the date of such the South East corner of said Lot $ and running thence Northerly 1ft) feet more er loss to the Charles E. Garfield, surviving husband of Urzilla of the legislature. It is intimated here the house. That branch of the assem said John Dunnington. All accounts . Garfield, Charles C. Garfield, and Laura Garfield, service, or if served by publication or out of the North East core er of said Lot 8; thanea Waata» that it will, however, be voted on by State after an order of publication then on or bly is so badly clogged that tho task due by said City Meat Market are pay I his wife. Henry Lee Garfield. Urzilla Aldrich and before the last day prescribed in the order of said >y along the North boundary of said Lot 8. M feat noraor less toe post and board fanaa betwaaa of olaaring ths calendar before the means of the initiative. Raymond Aldrich her husband. Alice Almira able by John Dunnington. Ail property publication of said summons which last day is he property «Z the said Ennis aad Eleanor Jana close of tbs 40 day period will be a Electric Headlight Through Senate. belonging to said co-partnership of ■ Hansen and John Doe Hansen her husband, his the 15th day of February 1913. Kubli; thence SeutheHy with the said post and Senator Neuner’s bill requiring rail i true given name being to plaintiff unknown prodigious undertaking. And you will take notice that if you fail to so >oard fence as toe East boundary of said Lot every name, nature and kind, save and Charles Nickell and Belle Nickell his wife. A. M. Ths trouble la the house Is that they road companies to equip their engines except the City Market, is the proper Wilson administrator of the estate of Urzilla appear and answer said complaint plaintiffs will >00 feet more er less to the South boundary apply to the above entitled Court for the relief -i.'dd Lot 8; thence Easterly along the South line havs been Indulging in too much ora with electric headlights won the day ty of Arthur S. Kleinhammer. | Garfield deceased, Martha Ann Wilson wife of demanded in said complaint succinctly stated as of said Lot 8, 10 feet more or less to the potat of tory lately. Unless the talk Is cut out in the senate after a hard fight. ' Jesse W. Wilson. Gus Newbury. William Ulrich. follows to-wit: Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this Lauter &. Carnky, a corporation and all persons iM^gin ning. the above described property being The bill has been amended, to allow the result will be great confusion dur For a judgment asrainst you and each of you he saiue property heretofore sonveyed by dead 24th, day of January, A. D. 1913. 1 unknown having or claiming any interest or es for the full sum of $2500.09 together with inter to Frank Ennis by T. J. Kenney, Adninia^atga ing the closing hours of the session, the railroads one year in which to J ohn D unnington . tate in the property described in plaintiff's com equip all engines with the modern est thereon from the 4th day of November 1911 a* •f Jazzes Elliott Estate. Eleanor Jane KuMi. ▲. the death of many good measures and A. S. K leinhammer . plaint, being the N. 1-2 of the N. W. 1-4; the S. E. the rate of 6% per annum, an 1 for the furthe» 12. Keiunes aod others- Excepting eaiy th era* lights, and the paragraph making it 1-4 of N. W. 1-4 and that portion of the W. 1-2 of hasty action on others. i sum of $250.00 reasonable attorneys fee. and for from the property heretofore conveyed by Vranfe the N. E. 1-4 lying west of the county road, all The Job for the house is especially the duty of the railroad commission the foreclosure of the mortz iKe on the North Ennis to Eleanor Jane Kubli by deed dated Sept* in section 16. and government lots 10 and 11 and distressing, for in that body 601 bills to enforce the act was struck out. j half of lot 5 in Block 4 of Park Addition to the 26th, 1912 recorded in Vol. 97 Pago 871 Deed that portion of government lot 9 lying west of Final Notice. Legislation Division Favored. ' City of Medford. Oregon, heretofore given to Records of Jackson County, Oregon. have been presented, and the senate the county road all in section 9, and all of said The Malarkey and McColloch reso IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON premises being in T. 37. S. R. one west of W. M.. I secure said above sums, and for such other and She foregoing Citation is ordered by the County has already sent over 84 bills, a total further relief as to the Court may seem equitable Court aforesaid to be published in the Jaaksoo- COUNTY, OREGON. Defendants. of nearly 700 for that wing of the lution, carrying a proposed constitu j and for plaintiffs costs and disbursements herein ville Post for 4 successive weeks or for I public** To Charles E. Garfield, Amelia Wilson, Charles I to be taxed. In the Matter of the Estate of Urzil- legislature to act upon. Up to the tional amendment, dlvid.ng the Bes- cions prior to the said 10th day of March. 1818. C. Garfield. Laura Garfield, Henry Lee Garfield. la Garfield, Deceased. sions of the legislature, passed the i This summons is published in the Jacksonville Witness the Hon. F. L. TouVelle. Judge of the present tlma the house has passed 95 Urzilla Aldrich. Raymond Aldrich, Alice Almira Notice is Hereov Given: That the I Past, a weekly newspaper published ami of County Court uf the State of Oregon fer Jaeksag of Ils 601 bills over to the senate, senate despite some opposition, The Hansen, John Doe Hansen his true given name j general circulation in Jackson County. Oregon. undersigned, A. M. Wilson, adminis this 5th day of February. A- D. 1918. and has killed off or withdrawn nearly proposed amendment provides that trator of the estate of Urzilla Garfield, being to the plaintiff unknown, L mter & Carsky | by order of the Circuit Judge, the Honorable F County, Attest: G. A. Gardner, Clerk. bills be Introduced tor the first 20 a corporation and Martha Ann Wilson. Henrv that man/ more. deceased, has filed in the County Court I M. Calkins, which order is dated on the 3rd day days only, these 20 days to be followed for Jackson County, State of Oregon, Lee Garfield and all other persons unknown hav j of January 1913, and which directs the summons '“■>■825 Bills Proposed. ing or claiming any interest in the property Ttitf liist day for Introduction of bills by an adjournment of not less than 60 in the matter of said estate, his final hereinbefore described and particularly described I to be served upon you by publication thereof in report and account, showing all moneys • said newspaper once a week for six consecutive bsuught forth ,jui avalanche in both days nor more than 90 days, and the received and disbursed, with vouchers in plaintiff’s comolaint, the above named defend j weeks from and after the first date of publica- ants:- In the Name of the State of Oregon, You the senate and the house that nearly balance of the session to be devoted for such disbursements. j tion, which is the 4th day of January, 1913, said That said court has set Saturday, I and each of you are hereby notified and required last date of publication being the 15th day of awaasped the clerks. With adjourn to consideration of legislation. to appear in the above entitled court and cause Reopens a Way For Income Tax. the 1st day of March, 1913, the hour i February. 1913, and said order requires you and ment 821 bills bad been Introduced in and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed there- Spanking will not cure children of Two resolutions to place before the of ten o’clock A. M. and the court ' in within six weeks from the date of the first I each of you to answer on or before the last date the senate so far this session and an room of said court as the time and prescribed in the order for the publication of even COO in the house, or a total of voters Important constitutional amend place for the making of any objections publication of this summons upon you and if you said summons, and that in default thereof a wetting the bed, because it ia not a 825 bills for the session. This is Just ments relating to taxation were pass to the allowance of said fi nal report fail to apper and answer the complaint within the decree will be entered as prayed for. habit but a dangoroua disease. The and account. Z.C r_____ ; having ____ „__ All persons ob- time required for want thereof, the plaintiff CHARLES PRIM. (00 more bills than were introduced . ed by the house. apply to the court for the relief prayed for C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475, One resolution is practically an en jections thereto are required to file the demanded in her complaint, to-wit;- Attorney for PlaintiffB two years ago. same in writing in said court, on or be Chicago, III., have discovered a ------------------------------------- For a decree of the court for a partition of the Beverel trapertant Measures Passed. abling act to put into effect the initia fore said time, and to ma' esuch objec tive measure passed at the last elec |eal property hereinbefore described and in strictly harmless remedy for thia tions at said time, otherwise said final Ameag ths Important measures pas- Notice of Final Settlement. plaintiff's complaint described, among the de slug Mis house were the workmen’s tion to exempt household goods, It Is report and account will be allowed and fendants and plaintiff as their respective inter- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF distressing disease and to aiake administrator will be discharged. co'upeasaUou act and the board of I held by many lawyers that such an said knownjils merits they will aend a 30c. Dated this 30th day of January, 1913. i ests may appear, and be established and that the OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. I enabling act will be necessary to | liens against any of the defendants or of the centrol bill. Both branches passed A M. W ilson , legalize the measure. In the matter of the administration package securely wrapped and pre the widow's pension bill and the Mult Administrator of the Estate of plaintiff herein be decreed to attach to the por of the estate of Pauline Kitto a de paid Absolutely Free to any reader tion only which shall be designated and decreed The other proposed amendment Urzilla Garfield, Deceased. nomah school teachers’ measure. The to said plaintiff or to said defendants; that three ceased person. of The Jacksonville Poet. Thia re home rule amendment was defeated would open the way for a state In referees be appointed by this court to designate Notice is hereby given that Joseph In the house. The senate passed the i come tax. It is practically a duplicate an equitable division of the said premises among Kitto, the Administrator de bonis non medy also curda frequent desire to ’ SUMMONS the said several parties to this suit who shall be of the Estate of Pauline Kitto, deceas Slnlmum wage bill tor women and of the Income tax measure, defeated urinate and inability to control urine iaera, the measure placing all chari- at the last election by only 250 votes. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON entitled thereto, and for judgment for costs, ed, has rendered, presented and filed dinbursementsand attorneys fees. during the night or day in oH ar IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. for settlement in the above entitled Eastern Asylum Requests Are Pruned teble UaUtutloua under state super- This summoas is served upon you by publica court and matter his first and final ac Sophia Robinett, plaintiff, Applying the pruning knife, the young. The C. If. Rowan Brug Ce. vbwa, the bill amending the direct tion in tho Jackoouville Post published in Jack count and report of his administration ' VS’ sonville, Jackson County. Oregon once a week of said estate; and that Tuesday the is an Old Reliable House, write *o tesasery sad ths railroad headlight ways and means committees of both Porter Robinett, defendant. for six consecutive weeks, by order of Hon. F. M. 4th day of March A. D. 1913 at the A»«eure. No large appropriation bills i houses cut the appropriation asked them today for the free mdliriae. Calkins Judge of said court, said order having hour of 11 o’clock A. M. of said day at Suit in Equity for a divorce. Avs passed either house. Th« outlook for the Eastern Oregon asylum $131,- Cure the afflicted members of yww been made o.i the 10th day of January, 1913. the court room of said court, at the Io Pirter Rooinett the above named Ibr t*ie paMsge of good roads leglsla- 218, reducing it from 3404,949 to $267,- Dated of the first publication is January 11th. court-house in Jacksonville, Jackson defendant; family, then tell your neighbors nnd 731. The committee also reduced the tteui asst week la eiceilsal. County, State of Oregon, has been In the name of the State of Oregon 1913. 160,000 appropriation asked for by the friends about this remedy. duly appointed and fixed b.v order of GUS NEWBURY. Legislature Asked to Give $8.287,819 you are'hereby notified that you are Attorney for Plaintiff. the judge of the above entitled court Appropriations already asked from medical department of the University required to appear in the above entitled as the time and place for hearing of the Oregon leflaiature, and now under of Oregon to 145,000. The most im court and cause and answer the com- Ftt Hi, Gasa Ihsarrif. objections to said account and report SUMMONS p aint of the above named plaintiff portant item eliminated in the appro “ Whcn Lilher va.sick «baulaù ysbwaga sonsldarattou by the Joint ways and and for the settlement thereof and of filed against you therein within ten l IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF O.IEGON F.)R JACKSON Le read xa ito »«róse aisul W iiaasbarUin’a said estate. Binaas eeaaiixltteeu of the bouse and priation asked for by the eastern Ore days from the date of the service of COUNTY. All persons interested in said estate Tubici* in thè papaia tfaat *> hi. *ea ax- senate, have reachrd tho huge total gon institution was the $95,000 for this summons upon vou if served upon are hereby notified that all objections sctly,” «riuu Mia, Margarat («a,bali af William Harrison, Plaintiff, a new wing. The asylum here is also you within Jackson County, State of •f $8.187.818.87. to said final account or any Pern there Ft. Sui i ih, Ark. “Ha puraWMd a tee ut vs. Oregon, or if served within any other aat My By the Bias all requests for state asking for an appropriation of about county of the Slate >f Oregon, then William L. Bilger. Anna A. M.xire nee Anna of must be filed on or before the date dica. «usi fi. Iiaa noi wonay ere la. the tote! may reach $70,000, for the construction of the within twenty days from the date of A, Bilger. John A. Bilger. Chui les S. Bilger. and time herein appointed for such .¡.o-r liad itoraii troabUeai ffaaata* tea- hearing and settlement, or there at, ,(ilc4 by tham." Bar sala by alt 4*lara> W,068,»88. This will be a record nortn wing to the new reecivlng ward, such service upon y.,n, or if served up Herman C. Bilger. Henry F. Bilger, Otilla C. on to-wit:- the 4th day of March A. D. —A.dverti(asaaaL McPherson, non Otilla C, Bilger, heirs at law of and this also may be refused. on you bv publication, then on or be breaker tor requests, but there is no John Bilger, deceased. Lucy A. Terrill. Charles 1913 at the hour of 11 o’clock A. M of fore the last day so prescribed in the reesoa to believe that whou tho smoke Short Ballot Title Passes Both Houses order of publication of said summons; Terrill and Effie Terrill his wife. Byron Terrill said day. The senate has sent on to the gov Date of the first publication hereof han blows away and the final tale Monty to leM iatprovod, rtesiro and you will take notice that if you and Augusta Terrill his wife. Jay Terrill, Effie is February 1st., A. D. 1913. Ua-'i beea Cold that this will bs a much ernor Representative Hurd’s bill pro fail to so appear and answer said com Seaman and W. A. Seaman her husband, Clara prnduting farmt, by tbt Bank of J oseph K itto , aiore expeuelve legislature than the viding for a short ballot title to Initia plaint within said time, the plaintiff Seaman and Roy Seaman her husband. Ella Administrator de bonis non of the I Jacksonville. will apply to the court for an order of Mast and George Mast her husband. Mary Ter •as two years ago, when the appro- tive measures, in addition to the usual default and for a decree against you rill. surviving widow of Delbert Terrill, deceased. Estate of Pauline Kitto, d-ceased. title, which in uot more than 10 words BrtuUeaa totaled $1,7*0,900, forever dissolving the bonds of matri Dean Terrill and Maud Terrill, minor heirs of will give a "catch line,” as a ready mony heretofore and now existing be Delbert Terrill, deceased and Mary Terrill, Also Compensation Bill Passes House The Lawreues employes' compeusa- guide to voters, setting forth the name tween you and the above named plain all other persons or parties unknown, claiming tiff and for a decree awarding plaintiff any right, title estate, lien or interest in the real •ou bill passed the house, after a bat- by which the measure is commonly the custody of Clarence Robinett, the estate described as the N. W. ’4. the W. H of the I-I known. Mr os tho floor of lit hours, with only sole issue of said marriage and for N. E. >4. the N. Vs of the S W. '4 and the N. W. «V* Celllo Project Is Indorsed. such other, further and different relief *4 of the S. E. H of section 8 in Tp. 36. S. R. 1. E. Mcrsene and Upton voting against the of W. M. excepting the following; Beginning at Giving a hearty indorsement to the as to the court may seem equitable. wiemere, aud Campbell, Lofgren and This summons is published in the the S. E. corner <»f the N. W. '4 of the S. E, ’4 of project, the committee authorized by ■ tipsed abeaut. Jacksonville Post by order of the Hon. said section 8 in said Tp. and R. and running the legislature and headed by Gover May Oust Officials Far *0 Daye. F. M. Calkins, judge of the above en thence North 96 rods, thence west 120 rods, 7 OuJy tour votes were mustered nor West to Investigate the proposed titled court, and which order was made thenee south 96 rods, thence East 120 rods to the Celllo power project, has reported place of beginning: Defendants. and dated on the 30i h. day of Decem «gainst tbs substitute bill by the Ben ■1 To William L. Bilger. Anna A. Moore, nee nie Judiciary committee giving power i back with the recommendation that ber. A. D. 1912 and it is therein order- Anna A. Bilger. John A. Bilger. Charles S. Bil i ed that you appear and answer the to supplant district attorneys, sherlfts the lawmakers set aside the sum of I complaint on file herein on or before ger. Herman C. Bilger. Henry F. Bilger. Otilla C. Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to »ml constables, and the substitute i $25,000 with which to co-operate with ; the expiration of six weeks from the McPherson nee Otilla C. Bilger, heirs at law of all Parts of the Country. Nothing too Heavy or the state of Washington in making | date prescribed in said order as the John Bilger, deceased. W. A. Seaman and also all Sbeftsur» passed the senate. too Light. Agents for Cölestin Mineral Water. The drastic provisions of ths ori- thorough estimates and surveys of the i date of the first publication of this other persons unknown, claiming any right, title summons. interest, estate or lien in the r«_al property de situation. rih> > bill, which allowed lhe governor I I he date of the first publication of scribed as the N. W. «-♦. the W. ' a of the N. E. V* The report Is the result of the In this summons is Januarv 4th., 1913 and the N. Vi of the S. W. Vi and the N. W. bi of the Uui inarlly to supplant such officials, vestigation made by the Joint commit the date of the last publication thereof S. E. H of Section 8 in tp. 36, S, R. 1 east of W. we-.e niutertally softeued In the new UH1 U*4»r the u«w bill ufficiala may tee front the two legislatures, headed and on or before which date you are M.. excepting the following: Beginning at the required to appear and answer said south east corner of the N. W. *4 of the S. E. ’4 be ssButoated tor periods of 90 days, by the governors of both states. | complaint is February 15, 1913. of said section 8 in said tp. and R. and running Legislative Brevities. bat snip after they have been given a thence north 96 rods, thence west 120rods, thence H. K. H anna , Remarriage until six months after Residing at Jacksonville, Oregon, South 96 rods thence north to the place of begin bearing be oeurt and the circuit Judge Attorney for plaintiff. divorce Is prohibited in future by the ning. the above named defendants. <»• Uee that such officer has not been In the name of the State of Oregon. You and telthtelly executing the criminal laws terms of a bill passed by the house. --------------- .31.--------------- each of you are hereby notified and required to The bill giving Grand Army posts ■f the state. appear in the above entitled court and cause and Notice to Creditors. the right to hold their meetings In Widows’ Penolen Bill Is Signed. answer the complaint of plaintiff now on file Vltb so member but Dlmtck rottr.x state armories, was passed by the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE therein within six wt^ks from the date of the first publication of this summons upon you which »ill.cut opposition. OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNY tn 'be lepsH’s the wtFsw's pension lion is the 11th day of January. 1913. and if you fail to The L i! living th-' state's consent to or JACKSON. mr.'se-« :ati-»«ue»d by the committee appear and answer within the time required and the T"ir. h-sc of the Oregon City canal en health usd public morals by ie In the matter of the estate of Frank specified herein, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court fur the relief prayed for •next ef ths Oregon congress of mo and locks passed the house without A. Douglas, deceased. ther«, passed tbs senate, and on belna opposition. Notice is hereby given, that the and demanded in his complaint, to-wit:- For decree of the court decreeing plaintiff to be Senator Butler has fathered a bill, undersigned, by an order of the County ear 'Hog, wns sent to the governor, by request, providing for the abolish Court of Jackson County, State of the owner in fee simple of the premises described »bo eigaeri tbs MH as:- The N- W the W. H of the N. E. 1-4. ment of the present board of horti ; Oreiron, duly enten-d on the 27th. day the N. 1-2 of theS. W. 1-4 and the N. W 1-4 of Primary Amendment F hiii of lanuary, 1913, has been a: oiot.il culture and substituting therefore one and now is the ihily qualified and acting , the S. E. 1-4 of sect! >n 8 in township 36. south of ■ van sea a lore wont against the commission, to bo named by the gov Administrator of'the estate of the I range one. east of W. M. in Oregon, less the ■m uh bill to amsud the presldant.'id following described tract. Beginning at the ernor. above named decedent. gre'ersaco primary law, but the bill All creditors and persons having south east corner of the N. W. 1-4 of the S. E. Governor West caused to be intro *as ed lu the senate. claims against said decedent or his 1-4 of said section 8, and running thence north duced tn the house by Gill of Clacka estate are hereby notified and required 96 rods, thence west 120 rods, thence south 96 l -idor the presidential preference mas a bill to repeal the act passed to present the same duly verified with rods, thence east 120 rod« to th? beginning sub las, us passed by the people In 1910, over the governor’« veto, commonly pri oer vouchers, to the undersigned at ject only to a contract of sale given by plaintiff an elector can vote tor but one Candi known as toe "Thompson swamp land Ins office al No. 29 South Peach Street to William Nudin* of record in volume 94 at page da's for delegate to a national con- in the ( ity of Medford, Jackson countv, 620 i of the deed records of Jackson County. Ore law.’’ State of Oregon, within six month? gon. to which reference is hereby made for a vs! lun or candidate for presidential A bill making ft compulsory tor from the date hereof. 1 mote perfect description, freed from the claims ete< ter. lie date hereof and of the first p-'h- of < said defendants and any and all thereof, and county Courts to publish a budget of 7’s Smith bill contemplate« r.mend- , pe.-ons wh<MM»ever, and that a further d* pro; e. of < •ponses each year and giv lication her. of is F |>ru- rv 'st , »9’1. »»1 Is 'JUx by dividing an equal number c V» alter M C lark . ■ - bv entered i •> vn< the t't'.o u-" plant ff i ing the taxpayers the rijht to lie hen,'.' described premise« and that a further decree of .¿legates in each ot the congrea- .Vim, .is'.ratoi of the estate uf Frank said < before uuy levy tv us fixed, was passes i A. Douglas, | eiitec d deereei'K thC d»fenla-»t» or any be C3EG0N LAWMAKERS’ WORK AS REVIEWED BETTER THAN SPANKING Charles F. Dunford DR AY AGE JACKSONVILLE fto-ol Olauivto au4 Uw baUac* at by the house. have no right, title, interest H. K. H nn i residing at Jackson- ’ th«revf < I vole, Oregon, attorney for the estate, or i claim of any na^ro er character u«tate. lien whatsoever. OREGON i I T’ f'