Jacksonville post., February 22, 1913, Image 4

OREGON LAWMAKERS’
WORK AS REVIEWED
I
Last Week of Session at Hand
With Much To Do
No Big Appropriation Bills Passed—
Good Roads Legislation Still Pend­
ing—House Would Work
Until
March 1—8-hour Bill Now a Law—
Minimum Wage Bill Now In Senate.
Oregon Sidelights
West to be present In his office when
he signed it last Saturday.
50 Days’ Session Urged.
The United Brethren at The Dalles
The house adopted a resolution di­
are about to remodel their church edi-
recting
the
submission
to
Jhe
vote
of
!
the people, at the next general elec­ ! flee, principally to provide more room
tion. a constitutional amendment for the Sunday school.
| lengthening the session of the legis-
Miss Susan M. Moser, for seven
I lature from 40 to 50 actual working years city librarian at Baker, has re­
| days, and raising the pay of the legis­
signed. After an extended vacation
lators from $3 to $5 a day.
she will enter the field of library or­
The house also adopted a compan­ ganizing, probably in the middle west.
ion resolution directing that an am­
Seaside Signal: The new creamery
endment be submitted to the vote of
the people providing that two sessions building is a credit to the city, as is
shall be held—a first session of 20 also the organization responsible for it.
days, then a temporary adjournment, Seaside could well afford to back up a
and then an after-session, and per­ few more similar institutions.
manent adjournment. The reason for
A bank is to be established at Shedd
the two Is that it would give legis­ in Linn county, with capital stock
lators more time to consider bills and $15,000. Incorporators are C. J. Shedd,
secure the sentiment of the people J. B. Bell, W. M. Beals Jr., S. S.
with relation to measures submitted. i Myers and W. D. Porter, all of Shedd,
Referendum Date Is Set.
j This will be Linn county’s twelfth
Day’s bill, providing for a special ' bank.
referendum eltction, to be held Sep­
Gresham Outlook:
The advanced
tember 2, passed the senate. It in­
voked considerable debate, being ad­ grade in the Orient school is studying
vocated warmly by Day, Moser, I journalism under the directions of the i
I
Thompson, Bean and others and op­ principal, C. M. Quicksail. The class
posed by McColloch, Miller and Neun­ is to do the reporting of all events in
er. The bill carries an emergency the school so as to become profici ent
clause to prevent the possibility of in news gathering.
Notice For Publication.
SUMMONS
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,
February 11, 1913.
Notice :• hereby given that William I. Chase,
of Jacksonville Oregon who. on June 22, 1911,
made Homestead Entry Serial. No. 07299. for W
h NE
NE1». NW'. NE *4. and the N'-j NW '/*
Section 8. Township 39 S., Range 2. west Wil­
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
make Commutation Proof, to establish claim to
the land alx>ve described, before W. H. Canon.
United States Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon
on the 28 day of March 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Fred Smith, of Jacksonville. Oregon,
Anna Smith, of Jacksonville. Oregon.
Ansel Gilson, of Jacksonville. Oregon,
Joe A. Thomas, of Medford, Oregon.
B. F. JONES.
Register.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON FOR JACKSON
COUNTY.
Almira Wihon, Plaintiff.
vs.
Georir? A. Wilson, and Elizabeth Wil.non. his
wife. A. M. Wilson and Amelia Wilson his wife.
i Charles E. Garfield, surviving husband of Urzilla
Garfield, Charlee C. Garfield and Laura Garfield,
his wife. Henry Lee Garfield, Urzilla Aldrich and
Haymond Aldrich her husband, Alice Almira
Hansen and John Doe Hansen her husband, his
true Riven name hein? to plaintiff unknown
Charles Nickell and Belle Nickell his wife. A M.
Wilson administrator of the estate of Urzilla
Garfield deceased, Martha Ann Wilson wife of
Jesse W. Wilson. Gus Newbury. William Ulrich.
Lauter & Carsky. a corporation and all parsons
unknown having or claiming any interest or es­
tate in the property described in plaintiff’s com­
plaint. beinsr the N. 1-2 of the N. W. 1-4; the S. E.
1-4 of N. W. 1-4 and that portion of the W. 1-2 of
the N. E. 1-4 lying: west of the county road, al!
Final Notice.
in section 16, and government lots 10 and 11 and
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON that portion of government lot 9 lyinir west
’
of
COUNTY, OREGON.
the county road all in section 9, and all 1 of said
In the Matter of the Estate of Urzil- premises being in T. .37. S. R. one west of W. M.,
Defendants.
la Garfield, Deceased.
To Charles E. Garfield, Amelia Wilson. Charles
Notice is Herenv Given:
That the
undersigned, A. M. Wilson, adminis­ C. Garfield. Laura Garfield. Henry Lee Garfield,
trator of the estate of Urzilla Garfield, Urzilla Aldrich. Raymond Aldrich. Alice Almira
deceased, has filed in the County Court Hansen. John Doe Hansen his true »riven name
for Jackson County, State of Oregon, being: to the plaintiff unknown, L »uter & Carsky
in the matter of said estate, his final a corporation and Martha Ann Wilson. Henrv
report and account, showing all moneys Lee Garfield and all other persons unknown hav­
received and disbursed, with vouchers ing or claiming any interest in the propertv
hereinbefore described and particularly described
for such disbursements.
That said court has set Saturday, in plaintiff’s comnlaint, the abo/e n i.-ned defend­
the 1st dav of March, 1913, the hour ants:- In the Name of the State of Oregon, You
of ten o’clock A. M. and the court and each of you are hereby notified and required
Pendleton East Oregonian: Pendle­ room of said court as the time and I to appear in the above entitled court and cause
and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed there­
ton citizens have been treated to the 1 place for the making of any objections in within six weeks from the date of the first
to the allowance of said final report
unusual sight of a horseless sleigh. | and account. All persons having ob- publication of this summons upon you and if you
The Pendleton Auto company attached | jections thereto are required to file the I fail to apper and answer the complaint within the
a propeller similar to those used by same in writing in said court, on or be- ( time required for want thereof, tho plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief prayed fur and
! aeroplanes, to the rear of an auto on ( fore said time, and to make such objec- demanded in her complaint, to-wit;-
j tions at said time, otherwise said final
runners, and the device proved very report and account will be allowed and
For a decree of the court for a partition of the
j successful,
said administrator will be discharged. real property hereinbefore described and in
Dated this 30th day of January, 1913. plaintiff’s complaint described, among the de­
j Baker Herald: Baker is
assured of a
fendants and plaintiff as their respective inter­
A. M. W ilson ,
new church within the next few
Administrator of the Estate of ests may appear, and be established and that the
liens against any of ths dafen lants or of the
months, according to the present plans Urzilla Garfield, Deceased.
plaintiff herein be decreed to attach to the por­
of the Christian church,
Over $400
tion only which shall be designated and decreed
Notice to Creditors.
has been pledged, besides considerable
to said plaintiff or to said defen lants; that three
labor. The building will cost about, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE referees be appointed by this court to dssignate
an equitable division of the said premises among
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNY
$2500, and will be erected on the site
the said several parties to this suit who shall be
OF JACKSON.
of the present building.
entitled thereto, and for judgment for costs,
In the matter of the estate of Frank disbursementsand attorneys fees.
Independence Enterprise: We have A. Douglas, deceased.
This summons is served upon you by publica­
Notice is hereby given, that the tion in the Jackoonville Post published in Jack­
only to took back a little more than a
undersigned,
by
an
order
of
the
County
year to see what the result of street
sonville. Jackson County. Oregon once a week
Court of Jackson County, State of
improvements will do for the city’s Oren-on, duly entered on the 27th. day i for six consecutive weeks, by order of Hon. F. M.
future. Before the business section of January, 1913, has been appointed ! Calkins Judge of said court, said order having
J been made oa the 10th day of January, 1913.
of Independence was paved the city and now is the duly qualified and acting
Dated of the first publication is January 11th,
was comparatively dormant.
Today Administrator of the estate of the I 1913.
above named decedent.
GUS NEWBURY.
the entire northwest is looking at the
Attorney for Plaintiff.
All creditors and persons having
Salem.—Th® legislative assembly
tacos the last week of the session with
the house still congested with bills.
The senate calendar was practically
cleaned up and from now on that body
will devote Its time to consideration
of house bills.
Much important legislation Is still
awaiting action by one or both houses.
None of the big appropriation bills
have been passed up to the governor.
Good roads legislation is still in the
air, owing to hostility in some quar­
ters and conflicting opinions among
thosa really in favor of some real
legislation to promote improved high­
ways throughout the state.
Th® workmen’s compensation act
being itself referred.
has passed the house and is now in
The object of calling the special
the senate. There its progress is im­
election is to prevent large projects
peded by Day’s compulsory act.
like the Panama-Pacific appropriation,
The record at the close of the week the workmen’s compensation bill and
bills
of
the
last
session
showed nine
good roads and other important pro-
passed over the governor’s veto; 43 posals, from being held up for two
bills passed and signed or filed by years.
the governor; two bills in the gover­
Bull Moose Are Recognized.
nor’s hands; one bill passed this ses­
The Bull Moose party will be able
sion vetoed by the governor and the
to participate in the primaries before
veto sustained; five bills have passed
the city election in Portland under
both houses; 151 bills have passed the
the provisions of a bill that passed
house; 100 bills have passed the sen­
the senate. This bill provides that
ate.
any political party casting 20 per cent
May Work Until March.
of the vote at the preceding election
A resolution pledging the members may participate in the primaries.
of fh® legislature to remain in session
The bill also carries an emergency
for 40 “actual working days,’’ and clause which will allow the participa-
setting 8 o'clock of March 1 for ad­ tion in the Portland primaries.
journment instead of Fobruary 21 was
The bill was Introduced by Senator
introduced in the house.
Carson at the request of the Progres­
Th® house resolution provides that sive party committee.
legislators, clerks and all legislative
Industrial Girl’s Home Favored.
employes shall-receive pay for 40
In the face of an adverse majority
“working days."
report, the Moser bill providing for city’s progress with wonder and ad­ claims against said decedent or his
West Throws Bombshell.
the establishment of an Industrial miration. —Journal.
estate are hereby notified and required
Declaring that no opposition bills Home for girls passed the senate with
to present the same duly verified with
prooer vouchers, to the undersigned at
will receive the sanction of the gov­ 18 votes in its favor. It is amended
his office at No. 29 South Peach Street
ernor unless It be one absolutely ne- so as to provide $25,000 a year for the
Tunnel Caves Near Eugene.
in the City of Medford, Jackson countv,
cessary to carry on the affairs of the next two years. The institution is to
State of Oregon, within six mouths
government, mutual disposition Is be located on ground now owned by
from the date hereof.
Eugene, Ore., Feb. 17.—Alexander
The date hereof and of the first pub­
made of appropriations to care for the the state at Salem, If the bill becomes
wards of the state, the governor threw a law. The institution is to be con- Wasengelad, an Austrian, was instant­ lication hereof is February 1st., 1913.
W alter M. C lark ,
ly killed, E. Peterson, a machine man
a bombshell Into the legislature.
structed on the cottage plan.
Administrator of the estate of Frank
on
an
airdrill
severely
cut
and
leg
which
he
He sent a 'message in
A. Douglas.
Firearms Bill is Passed.
H. K. Hanna residing at Jackson­
charged the failure to get the big ap-
Perkins’ firearms bill passed the broken, ami Jack Green, tunnel boss,
pneiu-latlon bills Into the leglslature senate. This amended bill provides was severely bruised and cut today ville, Oregon, attorney for the estate.
to th® ehalrmau of the ways and that anyone purchasing a revolver when the roof of the Noti tunnel on
SUMMONS
afraas committee.
must have the certificate of two free­ the Eugene-Coos Bay railroad, 23 I n THE CIRCUIT COUjIT OF OREGON F.IR JACKSON
miles
west
of
Eugene,
caved
in.
Under® stat® that there will ba a holders as to his good moral character
COUNTY.
•efficient number who will remain and a permit from the circuit, county
The men were at work putting in a
William Harrison. Plaintiff,
orver If the executive is inclined to be or municipal Judge.
blast about 630 feet from the entrance
vs.
Intractable to deal with the situation.
William L. Bilger, Ann.i A. Moore nee Anna
It prevents the display of revolvers to the tunnel, when, without warning
The wayB and means committee of In windows, requires a registration of a portion of apparently solid roof, A. Bilger. John A. Bilger. Charles S. Bilger.
the house made a report, replying to numbers and also requires dealers to weighing several tons, dropped on the Herman C Bilger. Henry F. Bilger. Otilla C.
McPherson, nee Otilla C, Bilger, heirs at law of
the message of the governor, in which make reports to sheriffs twice a men, crushing them beneath it.
John Bilger, deceased. Lucy A. Terrill. Ch tries
the members denied delaying appro­ month as to sales.
The injured men were rescued with Terrill and Effie Terrill his wife. Byron Terrill
priation bills for political effeot. They I
difficulty.
and Augusta Terrill his wife. Jay Terrill. Edie
Interest on Funds In Treasuries.
Seaman and W. A. Seaman her husband. Clara
declared they have already saved the
Should H. B. 147 by Parsons, which
Seaman and Roy Seaman her husband. Ella
state $1,000,000 by the pruning pro­
has Just passed the house, be enacted
Mast and George Mast her husband, Mary Ter­
Notice to Creditors.
cess and expect to Have a total of
rill. surviving widow of Delbert Terrill, deceased.
Into law, thousands of dollars will IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON,
IN
$4,000,000.
Dean Terrill and Maud Terrill, minor heirs of
pour Into the coffers of county treas­
AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Delbert Terrill, deceased and Mary Terrill Also
S^Hour Bill Is a Law.
urers In interest on county money,
In the matter of the estate of John all other persons or parties unknown, claiming
Without amendment and but few for 't provides that all funds shall be
any right, title estate, lien or interest in the real
dlr entlng votes, the so-called eight- deposited with a bank which will give Facklam, deceased.
estate described as the N. W. *4. the W. ’£• of the
Notice is hereby giver, that the N. E. Vi, the N. * •.« of the S W. *4 and the N. W.
hour day bill was passed by the house sound security for Its safe keeping,
County Court of Jacks n County,
of the S. E. Vi of section 8 in Tp. 36. S. R. 1. E.
•n reconsideration. Thu bill also pass and that it shall draw 1 per cent in­ gon, has appointed William Fac Ore-
------- _ ..rkbirn of W. M. excepting the following; Beginning at
•d the sonata and wmt kdgned by Gov- terest. At the present time banks as executor < of ” the __
__ of John
estate
the S. E. corner of the N. W. *4 of the S. E. Vi of i
.
•Thor West.
enjoy the use of tills money without Facklam, deceased and that the said
William Facklam has duly qualified 1 as said section 8 in said Tp. and R. and runn ng
Th® bill carries an appropriation of paying Interest.
thence North 96 rods, thence west 120 rods,
executor of said estate.
All persons thence south 96 rods, thence East 12) rods to
|700W for th® two years between ses-
having claims against said estate ! „
lc
Fairs Left to Counties.
are
place of beginning; Defendants.
•let s of the legislature to take care
A bill by the committee on ex post­ herebv notified and required to present
of th® work of the commission which
the same properly verified, to the un­ To William L. Bilger, Anna A. Moore.
tlons and fairs, providing for an an- dersigned
executor at his residence Anna A Bilger, John A. Bilger, Charles 8.
Is authorized to hav® charge. None
nual tax levy of 20 mills for county near Central Point, Jackson County ger. Herman C. Bilger. Henry F Bilger. Otilia C.
of the commissioner! are to receive
1 fairs, was passed by the house, It is Oregon, or at the office of D. W. Ra ag- McPherson nee Otilla C. Bilger, heir» at law of
John Bilger, deceased. W. A. Seaman and also all
•alarioa, however.
said It will do away with any appro shaw. in Jacksonville, Oregon, on or other persons unknown, claiming any right, title
before
six
months
from
and
after
Minimum Wag® Bill Passed.
th<-
prlatfons by the legislature. These
of the first publication of t hi- interest, estate or lien in the real property de­
Tito house minimum wage bill pass- , have been very bothersome and many date
I scribed as the N. W. *4. the W. V4 of th? N. E. ,zi
notice.
•d Mia seuat® and now becomes a law members wished to leave the fairs in
Date of first publication of this the N. ’ ■> of the S. W. ’4 and the N. W. *4 of the
S. E. Vi of Section 8 in tp. 36, J?. R. 1 east of W.
•u. ss vetoed by the governor.
notice, is Februnrv 22, 19r>.
each county to the counties.
M., excepting the following: Beginning at the
W
illiam F acklam .
Seated briefly, tb® minimum wage
West Bill Approved by House
south east corner of the N. W. '4 of the S. E. *i
Executor
of
the
estate
of
John
Fack-
bGl provides tor a commission of
of said section 8 in said tp. and R. and running
Hagood's bill for a atate-widq tin­ lam, deceased.
thence north 96 rods, thence west 120rods, tin nee
the' ® to b® appointed by tho governor, plate law, similar to that now in force
South 96 toils thence north to the place of begin­
Oonslstlng of one employer, one cm In Portland, was passed by the house.
Sheriff's Sale Under ning, the above named defendants.
ph « and a third unbiased person. It requires the owners of all hotels, Notice of
In the name of the State of Oregon. You and
Execution.
On th® commission is conferred power lodging houses, etc., to post a sign at I
each of you are hereby notified and required to
Ry
virtue
of
an
execution
aod
order
of
rah-
to til a reasonable minimum wage for ■ their doors to tell who owns the prop-»
appear in the above entitled court and cause and
womea and child workers, hours of •>rty. This Is one of the bills urged duly issued by the clerk of the Clrult t'yurt at answer the complaint of plaintiff now on file
the County of Jeckson. St it® ot Oregon dated therein within six weeks from the date of the
•(B) loyment and conditions of labor. by Governor West. Another bill fa­ the 18th day of February. '913. in a certain action
first-publication of this summons upon you which
Th> law carries an appropriation of vored by the governor Is one by How- ia the Circuit I ourt for said County und State is the 11th day of January. 1913. and if you fail to
wherein Janita W. Gillette and Eliza H. Gillette appear and answer within the time required and
$1D 9 a year
aril of Douglas, known as he Injunc­
Th® law applies anly to women and tion bill, aimed to curb disorderly »- 1'lainiiir® rec »<re U < n® it aaaioat Emory specified herein, for want thereof the plaintiff
B. Waterman and Mabel B. Waterman his wife,
ohtl trea. A feature of the law Is that houses by compelling them to post a for the sum of Two Theusa ,d Six Hundred Nine will apply to the court fur the re ief prayed for
and demanded in his complaint, towit:-
U requires a conference between em bond w ith the city authorities, not ex- t> Three Dollar« and Thirty Ei«ht Cents.
For decree of the court decreeing plaintiff to be
ployer and employe when complaints cccdlnt; the value of the property In­ <S2t>93.38) with interest thereon at the late ot 6 the owner in f-*e simple of the promises described
per cent per annum, from the ISth day of as:- The N. W.
the W.
of the N. E. 1-4.
nre mad®.
volved.
February 1913, And the further sum of Two the N. 1-2 of the S. W. 1-4 and the N. W 1-4 of
Fanats Donates $200,000 for Fair
Bridge B.ll Favored.
Hundred Fifty (1250 00) Dollars attorney s fee the S. E 1-4 of section 8 in township 36. south of
Th® bill for an Oregon exhibit at
The house passed the Nolta inter­ also the costs and disbursements taxed therein. range one. east of W. M. in Oregon, less the
Notice is hereby given that I will on.
the Panama- Pacific Exposition passed state brdge bill and enabling act in­
following described tract. Beginning at the
march 29, 1913.
south east corner of the N W. 1-4 of th? S. E.
the senate carrying an appropriation troduced by the Multnomah delega­
At tl e front door of the Court House in Jackson. 1-4 of s-dd sections, and running thence north
of
It also provides tor th® tion.
Ville, in sai.l County and State at 10 o'clock in the 1», rods, thence west 12>) rods, thence south 98
api'olatnient of a commission of three
The bill provides that certain coun­ fort noon of »aid day, sell al Public auction to the rods» thence east 120 rods to the beginning sub­
Io b® named by a committee consist ties may Issue bonds for Interstate highest balder for cash the following uctcrlbud ject only to a contract of sale given by plaintiff
to William No ling of record in volu n • 9* at page
Ing of the governor, secretary of state, bridges and may deduct yearly from res' property, to-wit.-.
AU the right, title anti interest, of the said 62 ’ of tho deed records of Jackson County. Ore-
state treasurer, president of the •en- the county taxes due the state the In­
Eraory l>. iValern.au an i Mabel H. Waterman, g >n. to which reference is hereby ms le for a
ate and speaker of the house.
terest on the bridge bonds as the his w il e. in and to the North half of lot nuniber- nu»re perfect description, freed from the claims
Sterilization Bill Passes.
state's portion of the expense of the e I 5 in III. ck i.un.beted 4 Turk audition to the of said defendants and any and all thereof. an 1
all persons whomsoever, and that a further de­
With just 18 votes, the number bridge, The interest will total 170,000 City of Medford. Oregon.
lak.-n and levied upon as the property of the cree be entered quieting the title of plaintiff in
needed for passage, the Lewelllng bill a year.
said Emory B. Waterman and Mabel B. Water- said describe»! premises and that a further decree
for sterilization of habituni criminals,
Substitution of a teachers' training man his wife or ?o much thereof a.«* may be be entered decreeing that defen lants or any
moral degenerates and perverts went school for annual county Institutes Is necessa. y t< :o satisfy said judgment in favor of thereof have no right, title, interest estate, lie!
said James W. Gillette and Elka H. Gillette his or claim of any nature er character whatsoever
to victory tn the senate.
contemplated In a bill passed by the
wfe. (gainst the Mid Emory B. Waterman an t in or to said describe»! premises or any par
Dr. Owens Adair of Astoria, who house.
Malie! B W item an bia wife, w th intei»*st then - thereof. This su nn.one is ser.-ed up »n yt».i b/
or1<ftnated the btll mid has lobbied for
1 tu
it!
T»u’ Hr* t ’»»»' in tijr -!■•
The hourc pissed a btll requiring
ft t succeeding sessions of the l».;ls state banks to capitalice to $5 p< r
t !»•
!< sS*-»*N’U . « M
Ji j'l tgv «»! J*
1
..
<i
S’-'th na.
laLu“e, was u witness to its final sue cent of the Miiou.it of deposits ai I
a. ry
been
vn J* »uiry 81*1.
i . 1
geOi Md she wm united by Governor surplus carried by them.
GU9NKWBJ
AUG D SiNGLK L
ähviilf ul
J- l K mu . uuui'U, Orvavn. 1
Attorney fur pmiuiiff.
Not ice of Final Settlement.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
CITATION.
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR JACKSON
COUNTY. OREGON
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank Ennis.
Deceased. Citation to heirs and legatee! to show
cause why order for sale of real property should
not be rnade.
*. • *
-
«
«
To Frank E. Peckham. Claud W. Ennis, Maud
Ennis. Anna Tucker Champlin. Josephine En­
nis Kenyon. Jennie Ennis, heirs at law and lega­
tees of said above named decedent and all un­
known heirs at law of said decedent and al!
others in teres ted in said estate. Greeting:—
In the Name of,the State of Oregon, you are
hereby require to be and appear before said
County Court on Monday, the 10th day of March.
1913 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day
the Court room of said County Court at the
Court House in the County of Jaekson. State of
Oregon, to then and there show cause why an
order should not be granted to the Executors of
said Estate to sell all the following described
real property belonging to said Estate at private
sale, to-wit:-
A11 that portion of Lot 8 in Block 7 as laid down
on the official plat of the Towninow City) sf
Jacksonville, Oregon, described as beginning at
the South East corner of said Lot 8 and running
thence Northerly 100 feet more er less to the
i North East corner of said Lot 8; thence Wester­
ly along the North boundary of said Let 8. 2ft feet
more or less to a post and board fence between
the property of the said Ennis and Eleanor Jane
Kubli: then?«» Southerly with the said post and
board fence as the west boundary of said Lot
100 feet more or less to the South boundary of
sai I Lot 8: thence Easterly along the South line
of *aid Lot 8. 50 feet more or less to the point of
beginning, the above described property being
the same property heretofore conveyed by deed
to Frank Hnnis by T. J. Kenney, Administrator
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 278 Deed
Records of Juekson 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 5 publica­
tions prior to the said 10th day of March. 1813.
Witness the Hon. F. L. TouVelle. Judge of the
County Court of the State of Oregon for Jaeksoa
County, this Gth day of February. A. D. 1913.
1. I . TOU VELLE.
County Judge.
Attest: G. A. Gardner, Clerk.
BETTER THAN
SPANKING
Spanking will not cure children of
wetting the bed, because it is not a
habit but a dangerous disease. The
C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475,
Chicago, Iil., have discovered a
strictly harmless remedy for this
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during the night or day in old or
young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co.
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Cure the afflicted members of your
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friends about this remedy.
In the matter of the administration
of the estate of Pauline Kitto a de­
ceased person.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
Kitto, the Administrator de bonis non
of the Estate of Pauline Kitto, deceas­
ed, has rendered, presented and filed
for settlement in the above entitled
court and matter his first and final ac­
count and report of his administration
of said estate: and that Tuesday the
4th day of March A. D. 1913 at the
hour of 11 o’clock A. M. of said day at
the court room of said court, at the
court-house in Jacksonville, Jackson
County, State of Oregon, has been
duly appointed and fixed b.v order of
the judge of the above entitled court
as the time and place for hearing of
objections to said account and report,
and for the settlement thereof and of
Fit Hi- Case Exacrtr.
said estate.
“When father wu. sick about six years aga
All persons interested in said estate I.® read an advertisement of Chamberlain’s
are hereby notified that all objections Tublels in the papers that fit his case ex-
to said final account or any pern there­ ■••etly,’” writes Miss Margaret Campbell of
of must be filed on or before the date Ft. Smith, Ark. “He purchased a box ot
and time herein appointed for such them and he lias not been sick since. My
hearing and settlement, or there at, sister had stomach trouble and vas also ben­
on to-wit:- the 4th day of March A. D. efited by them.’* For sale by all dealers.
1913 at the hour of 11 o’clock A. M. of —Advertisement.
said day.
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Date of the first publication hereof ,
j
Moneu
lo
loan
on
improved,
revenue
is February 1st.. A. D. 1913.
J oseph K itto ,
' producing farm», bg the Dank of
Administrator de bonis non of the I
Jacksonville.
Estate of Pauline Kitto, deceased.
Charles F. Dunford
DR AY 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
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John Dunmngton
Jacksonville
Meat Market
JOHN G. DUNNINGTON. Prop.
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AU Ktilt (if Frith ail C.irsd Meats
Pmitri, Cuise I tri, Etc.
KS INVILE
OREGON