Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, May 17, 1913, Image 2

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    ! lecree foreclosing that certain mortgage of the
' said defendant executed to the plaintiff herein of
date February 6. 1912 now of record in Vol. 30 at
pages 350 and 351 of the Mortgage Records of
Jackson County. Oregon and for the sale, to
satisfy the aforesaid judgments, of that certain
■
,
. A
property described in and covered by said mort­
A -eekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county' seat of Jackson gage, to-wit.* All of Lot Two in Section “D” of
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
the Rogue River Valley Orchards Company’s
bract, Eituaied in Tdwnship 38, South of Range 1
of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson
E ered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, 'East
• County. Oregon ns shown upon the recorded plat
Oregon, under Act of Congres? of March 3, 1879.
thereof on record in the office of tha County Re­
corder of said county and state.
And for such other, further and different relief
as to the Court shall seem equitable.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
SL'BSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on Post by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, one of
application.
the judges of the above entitled court and which
said order was ma ie and dated in Chambers on
the 16th. day of May. 1913. wherein it is ordered
misunderstanding of the west.
It is that you appear and answer the complaint on file
the result of measuring conditions here­ herein on or befare the expiration of six weeks
by those of long settled countries where from the date prescribed in said order as the date
Itemi of Intereat to Jackson Cbunty development responds slowly to invest­ of the first publication of this summons.
The date of the first publication of this sum­
ment, and where large expenditures mons ia May 17, 1913 and the date of the last
Tax Payor«
for river and harbor improvements are publication and on or before which date you
not followed by a «orrespondingly large are required to appear and answer is June 28th.,
increase in business.
In the west, 1913.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
H. K. HANNA.
business
awaits
upon
opportunity.
It Attorney For the Plaintiff at Jacksonville.
F. D. Schump and Amy Beatrice
cannot increase without facilities, but Oregon.
W Iker.
JACKSONVILLE POSE:-
Officio, Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1913
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Hubert Charles Remington and when the facilities are provided it
moves forward at a rate that is aston­
B< tha Miller.
Horace Turpin and Bertha Mo­ ishing.
The Siuslaw river will pay large re­
D nough.
turns on every cent that is spent ip im­
CIRCUIT COUKT
proving it. It is t»-e natural outlet for
Violet Foster Goodwyn vs Paul one of the largest bodies of timber, jn
Gordon Goodwyn.
Suit for divorce. the world. It is the shipping point for
Complaint and summons filed.
a large and fertile territory. But if a
Jackson County Bank vb the city of ridiculous policy of demanding the busi­
M<dford and Wm. H. Singler, Sheriff ness before the money to provide the
of Jackson county. Suit for injunction means of handling it is forthcoming is
an 1 other relief.
Complaint filed.
followed the resources of the country
T. E. Pottenger vs Darius O. Hib- will be locked up forever.— Eugene
be isteel amid Dora M. Hibbbensteel Reasoning.
ar. 1 M. M. Maine.
Suit to foreclose
mortgage. Complaint filed.
Baseball and Civilization
Edwin H. Williams vs Oregon-Cali­
fornia Development Co. Suit to fore-
Elwood S. Brown, physical director
cli e mortgage. Complaint filed.
ishland Iron Works vs Butte Falls of the Y. M. C. A. at Manila, has
Lumber Co. Action formoney. Com- been telling the reporters of San Fran­
cisco about the craze for baseball that
pli nt filed.
E. R. Seeley vs Rose Reading and has seized upon the “little brown
brother.’’ Here is a sample yarn:
G. A. Reading, husband and wife.
“A few months ago a company of
Ac ion to recover money.
Complaint
constabulary landed.from a steamer on
file I.
Jolo island. As the soldiers were ar­
ranging the camp they heard an awfu
T.’you hare youn^ children yon have per uproar. Seizing their guns, the entire
ha noticed that disorders of the stomach company, believing that a whole vil­
• it their most common ailment. To correct lage was being butchered, crept
th you will find Chamberlain's Tablets ex
cePenL They are easy and pleasant to take, through the jungle toward a clearing
As they
an mild and gentle in effect. For sale by whence the sounds came,
all dealers.
reached the edge of the trees and
through the leaves, they perceived
about a thousand natives dancing and
Horse Runs in Medfctd.
yelling at the top of their voices,
A
fleeting creature, clad in a loin cloth,
was traveling toward a palm leaf |
A horse driven by W. D. West of spread upon the ground
to designate ’
Ai 'legate, frightened by a passing first base and an excited little browr ’
au4 mobile ran away on West Main man, afterward identified as one of
rtr <et in Medford Thursday morning the chiefs, was informing the multi­
!
and completely demolished the car-, tude that the hit had been ‘fair.’ ”
I
riage. Mr. West escaped with minor
Mr. Brown says further that three-
bru tea sustained when he was hurled fourths of the youngsters in
the
from the carriage into a parkway, Filipino schools are followers of some
Th horse continued on a run toward sport, and that the epidemic
of base-
Jacksonville.
ball rages the more fiercely because
f. r. West did not determine the the mildness of the weather permits it
id< ntity of the autoists who ran up be- to be played the year round.
hin him frightening the horse
George Ade told us long ago how the
cocktail follows the flag, and some of
us were inclined to shake our heals.
Financial Legislation
Hut baseball is another matter al­
together—as radically American as the
1' has been definitely decided by Con­ cocktail and any number of times more
gress to make an effort to pass a Cur- wholesome. It is certanly very agree­
rer -y Bill, it ia a fact tha’ the vel­ able to hear that league balls are sup­
um of nioqey circulating in this coun­ planting Mauser bails as civilizing
try is not sufficiently large to meet the agents among the Filipinos. There has
req .irements of business when pros­ never been any danger of our under­
perity is at full tide. Whenever there rating baseball, but perhaps we haven’t
is
demand in the West for lurge always recognized its possibilities as a
sui t of money with which to move a pacifier. —Ex.
lar, > crop, the finances of the Eastern
Bai as have to be so severely strained
Administrators Final Notice.
th. they are frequently near the
brt king point, so the statesmanship ! IN THE COUNTY COURT UP OREGON FOR JACK-
SON COUNTY.
•f < 'ongress is to be exercised towards
pi< . ¡ding for an elastic currency which I 1 In the matter of the estate of David Linn.
wil' expand in accordance with the de­ i Deceased.
Notice is hereby Riven that
undersigned
ma d and requirements of healthy administratrix of the estate of the
David Linn, de-
buh '.esa. This bill will develop the ceased, has filed her final account in the above
far as to whether Congress contains entitled Court, and said Court has fixed Monday,
wit tin its membership a Senator oj the 9th day of June, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon
in the court room of said Court, in the County
Re, esentative who has really master­ Court
House, in the town of Jacksonville, Orearon
ed ne great subject of finance, which as the time and ¡»lace for the hearing of said
ia cond in importance to no question final account.
All persons interes*rd are hereby notified to
beft re the country today.
England,
or file their objections to sai 1 final account,
Fra ce und Germany are never known make
if uny they have, with said CoSTt on or before
to h ive a panic in times of peace such Ha Id time.
as ve had in 191)7 which wiib not only I
CORINNE LINN.
a pa lie in limes of peace, but was a Administratrix Estat -of David Linn, deceased.
pan e in the midst of unusual pros­
per) v and if our financisl laws govern­
ing snks and finance had not been so
SUMMONS
anti uated that panic could have been IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
eaai prevented.
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
A Realistic
Proposal
By EDNA B. TOWER
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“Taylor Retired”
And Yet We Are Here !
Somewhat disfigured but still in the push
with a splendid line of General Merchandise
at lowest reasonable prices
You will find us in the Kubli Building,
where for so many years the honest face
and generous hand of the old pioneer—
Jerry Nunan so cheerfully greeted you.
But those days are gone by like a tale that
is told and we are here with honest inten
tions to give you a square deal in all trans-
actions with the same honest weights, full
measures, fair prices and courtesies so long
extended to the good people of Jackson-
It was In the sweet summer time,
ville and surrounding country by our
when the insects were bumming, the
birds were twittering, the leaves were
worthy predecessor
moving drowsily, that two young per­
son sat In a flower garden. If the
restful scene ubouj them were not
Thanking one and all for past favors, and hoping to merit your
enough to stir their young blood to
love, the perfume of the Howers was
future extended patronage, we are yours tor honest service
more than enough.
“i went the other
"to see this young fellow Brown show
off In palmistry. He read my lines,
and It was really quite reumrkablo
how many truths be told me.”
The People’s Stor
"What did he tell you?"
"Well, be said that I hadn't yet met
the girl who would make me happy."
He looked at her searchingly. She
looked out at the flowers.
“Did be say you hud met the girl
who would make you miserable?” she
asked.
tention to put off whnt lie wns trying
BUSINESS CARDS
II. K. HANNA
“Well, no: he didn’t say anything to get out till tbe unto ride He had
about that"
made several failures before, and she
"Then he didn't mention any partic­ preferred to c.nve II < ver with.
/
GUN NEWBURY
lawyer
ular girl?”
“No." she replied “I couldn’t."
“No; be didn’t"
“1 thought you said the engagement
Attorney-at-Law
“Oh. I didn't know but that he had was only n pnrtlnl one.”
Office in Bank of Jacksonville building
somebody with a red head and freckles
”1 can't go to ride auyway.”
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
III view."
“Why not?”
“He explained that what he meant
“Well. I'm going away on a visit, and
OREGON.
MEDFORD,
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
was that I had met a girl who could on Saturday I must be making my
make me happy If she wanted to. but prepnrations "
DR. T. T. SHAW
that she didn't want to."
"IIow long are you going to be
She was not to be drawn out in this away?"
Dentist.
fashion. Young tneu are prone to tish
"Several weeks or several months,
OREGON and WASHINGTON
for a sign. They don't usually get It maybe."
Office in Ryan Building, California St.
Tlie girl prefers to have him'do it nil
This was beginning to wind In the
Upstairs
alone by himself It's not tier part to line. He knew these weeks or months
■ A Directory of each City, Town and
tell him anything to nld him In mak­ would be u miserable supense to him
H Village, giving descriptive sketch of
TACKSONVILLE
•>REGON
ing up his tnind whether he Is to be He must brace up and know the worst
■ each place, location, population, tele­
I fl graph, shipping and banking point;
accepted or thrown over her shoulder. before she went nwtiy Suppose slit
fl also Classified Directory, compiled by
"Did be say she was red beaded?”
shoultl defer a definite answer till tier
■ business and profession.
"No. Why do you ask that?"
return The thought was terrible Bet
1). W. BAGSHAW
À. R. L. POLK & CA-.
.
“Ob. everybody lias noticed your at­ ter have if over with one way or th"
Attorney
at
Law
tentions to Sue Baker.”
other He started in:
1AOW
XaUa-as-. Mi
"Everybody except tnyself. I have
"You know we’ve been a great dem NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
a prominent New Yoik physician says:
not noticed It."
together I've nlways hail a great dem
‘ If it were not for the thin .Ux-kiurs and
“Then it’s time you did."
• f respect for”—
thin solt'il shoes worn bv »omen the doeiori
Office Hours: )
His feeling around for a sign was
"Are yon going to the Carters' on
I Afternoon 1:30 to 5
would probably be Imi.trupt.” When you
not succeeding. There was a faint in­ Wednesday evening?"
contract a cold do not wait for it to develop
dication of Jealousy In tills continued
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
He had made up tils mind and was
into pneumonia but treat it st once Chain-
Introduction of a girl to whom be bud not to be thrown off the tracts even by
biwlain’B t ough Remedy is intended especi­
JACKSONVILLE,
-
OREGON
sliowu some attention, but tills didn't so Irrelevant n remark He continued
ally for coughs and colds, and has won a
uieau love or that he would bV an ac­
wide reputation by its cures of these disoares.
“1 tell vou whnt- I love von a whole
it is most ellectusl and is nlessant and safs
Look to Y>ur l’lumbing.
cepted suitor If he proposed. He was lot. and I want von to be nty wife"
ready to offer both love and marriage,
You know v.hat Jap-"in3 in a bouse in to take. For sale by all dealers.—Adver­
Iler lioml dropped on his shoultler in
but what man cures to do that without the most approved fashion She sititl which the plumbing is in r.^or condition— tisement.
some assurance that he ts not to be she had never dreamed of his loving everybody in the house is lii.bla to contract
typhoid or some other fever. The digestive
turned down?
her. and. now that she knew It. she
rgans perform the same functions in the
“Miss Baker Is a lovely girl." he couldn t iimlerslnnd how he had coti
body as the plumbing does fortlie
Raid after a pause, "Auy man who eeult'd ft from her She must ask for human
house, and they should be kept in first class We have on hand for sale the following
wins her I think she would make bap- a few days In which to— He beggetl condition all the time. If you have any
blanks viz:
Her tinlr isn't red. It’s auburn, I pitiably and xhe said "Yes”
py
.rouble with your digestion take Chamber-
and I never noticed uuy freckles on
lain
’
:
Tablets
and
you
are
certain
to
get
Lease,
Thera had been a good deal of shir
her face.”
relief. For sale by all dealers.—Ad
Mortgages,
tnlsliing. which rendered the word all quid,
verti -emr.it.
"I dare say she,is a beautiful char­ the sweeter.
Bill of Sale,
acter That's what you want. I sup
Agreements,
pose, and If you are color blind she
FRENCH KID SKINS.
W arranty Deeds,
would suit yon very well ”
Quit Claim Deeds,
"1 don't see what she bus to do with Why the Young Animals Are Not Per­
t. hattel Mortgage,
this couversation 1 didn't bring her
mitted to Eat Grass.
Ack now ledgements.
Into It”
The raising of kids for their skins ts
He said this In a miffed tone She an important Industry aniuniT the
Real Estate ontract,
promptly obtained I
on r.o he .
rrtAL-C'MARKSft'UY ut»
11. opyi:g i.ingis-
I Location Notice—Placer,
recognized that it wns time to tighten French mountaineers, Softth'SH. (I p II-
Kl' M'.t. St-net sk»!< i. Á. >del or Photo, for
FREE
REPORT
on
b:.
t.'alc.uy.
Pnb
.ilpract-
the line a hit- the fish might get off the cacy of texture and freedoru from
i«e \t .•.'.siv v. r ... . UtlFERENCCS.
Location Notice Quartz,
Se I j i-, - ts In
for Invaluable book
hook. But she didn't do any Jerking
blemish are principal furtore In the
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
< 1 .iCW TO CuT.. J : I SULL PATEHTS,
“Are you going to the tennis tonrun
V. ht« h o!."j \ j par. 1. .w to get n panm-r,
value of kid skins, and to secure these
Real Estate Agents Contract,
!•'.lebt law and w,.ur valuable inlurmation.
ment on Saturday?" she asked
essentials great pains are taken
"I don't know. I'm not especially In
Notice Application for Liquor License
As soon as the young uniinal begins
terested In tennis lust now."
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
to eat grass the value of its skin de
PATEUT LAWYERS,
"Got anv thing on your mind?"
dines, for with a grass diet the kid's
other blanks as fast as possible until
303 Ssvenlh Si., Washington, D. C.
“Nothing particular 1 mean noth skin Immediately becomes coarser and
the line is complete. Blanks ef spatial
Ing that should make me stn.v away hurder tn texture, uud Its chief merit
form printed to order at short neti ce
.».nd Now /
from the tournament Shall 1 drop tn i thus vanishes. It is, therefore, kept
for Freo /
for you as I go by?”
closely penned, not only to keep it
I
“I'm not sure I'll go "
Copy
I
from eating grass, but also to protect
“No: I hare a partial engagement Its valuable skin against accidental In
California Woman Serlaualy Alarmed
for Saturday "
Juries that might impair Its market-
“ A short time ag* I contracted a saver«
"Oh! The men don't have to work ability.
cold which nettled on my lungs and caused
OF J ACK SON.
Saturday afternoons They have a
me n great deal of innovane«. I wauld liars
When the kids have attained n cer-
Edwin I’. ’A ih a P’dntitr.
Subtle Reasonir.].
rliam-e to dally with their sweethearts tain age at which the skins are in the
bad ocu/ijn« «[«ells t.nd my lung, wer« sa
V. .
rare aia, iiiflan.fd I begun to ba serioudy
{ should have remembered that."
best condition for the use of the glover
DrvK'f»n-vMi .xo;
Ibvsiooment Co., a foreign
alarmed. A friend recommended Chamber-
“1 didn't say my engagement was they are killed and the hides are
corporation, defendant.
iain's Cough Remedy, saying eh« had used
If !he attitude of the army engineers i Suit in Equity to Foreckwea Mortffaf*.
with a mau "
to dealers.
it for reara. I bought a bottle and it re­
"No,
hut
that
wna
to
be
Inferred,
who eported adret *«ly on the ail vis
To Orflron-Qalifornia Development Ca., the
The superior quality of these
lieved my cough the first night, and in a
Don't
von
think
you
could
get
out
of
ai ill y of deepening the Siuslaw river above named d-»tendani:
acek I was rid of ilia cold and eorrnaas of
skins, due somewhat to climatic
A
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CHAS.
H.
me lunge,” write« Ilin Marie Gertier, Saw-
iron. Florence to Acme is approved by IN THE N AMR OF TH ESTATE OF OREGON: It and go out for a spin In my auto?”
ditlons, ts what baa given France
She divined ’hat this Indicated an in-
LILLV CO.
I teils, Cal. For aale by all duler».—Adver­
Con,. ess, the Florence harbor will be You are hereby notified thnt jou are required to
supremacy In the manufacture of
appvar and ana.ver the yomplaint filed aa>iin.-«t
tisement.
dial ■ti lu handle the traffic of the you in the aluv entitled court and cause on or
finest grades of rani kid gloves, a
$100 Reward, $100
pramacy that will doubtless long
gri a country that is tributary to it I»ef. re th»* expiration vi x wce\. from ihe »late
The readers of this paper wilt be
al.oi ihv time lliut Gabriei blows Lis of the firat j-ublivatton of ;his summons, name­ pleased to learn that there is at least one maintained. inasmuch ns foreign man
disease that science has been ■facturers must rast content with sec
re so idirg trumpet.
The engineers ly. on or before June 28»h.. 1913; or it sei v.ee of dreaded
Mununona be tRade upon yo i oer» nal’.y a:id with­ able to cure In all its stages, and that la
outl rate skiua Harper's Weekly.
repo: that the harbor at present doe. out the State of Oregon uf er order for publica­ Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curs Is ’he only
Fcalthe euro now known to the medical
not I mile sufficient shipping business tion of eumnums, then >«n or before the expira- raternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
Homer Indeed.
requires a constitutional treat­
to w •rant th« expenditure. The ac’ui’l th»n of six weeks from the date of such serv.ee disease,
••Ton talk ns If vnnr frtond wgf n
ment Ilan's Catarrh Cure Is taken In­
Ur>>n
jo.j,
.ttid
y>>>
will
take
e
that
if
y»u
tern .ly. actins direc.ly upon the blood «renter isn't fh
fad ire that sufficient b,.i'- n >s t<- pay
I V ÎTo-ner.”
tail to s > appear nnd a»taw ar said v<.mpia;nt with an 1 r. .cons surfaces cf the si stem, there­
rd u is on the ini>- limit c .i i.oi Ie in sskt time ;• anv di will take a default ajrainat by destroying the foundation cf the dis­
"Homer! AX’-*11.
if Pnrry h id
ease.
and
g
vlng
the
pitient
strength
by
t> re
are oi until ihe riv< i is deep- you and will «pi ly u- the court tor the relief bulktins up the constitution ar..l assisting tn .kit’d th it !Lv *er stuff hp’d hnve
•I it' This nubile n nsoi i> g, if it is pi »>vd to. in In» comi aint, to-wn; or a juuh - rat .re in do « Its work. Tl o proprietors made It ri ><•" *” (’!<•.o’Nnd Plifn Pettier.
hive so n ...h ft.th tl I's curative pow­
he,C ! by eongiia», will piovi
a me ( hkm ’»»l i fo» >. ' sum of j,.«. tv with in- ers that they o'» r On- Hundred Dollars
tnreat thereon from January 10th. 19i2 at 6 per . for any ease that It falls to cure. Send
Thing» don't turn np In this world
dead A that will induie until ll.e »ent per annum an«I for judgment foe the furth- 1 for
lf-t of testimonials.
until somebody turns them up.—James
Ad.lre.s r J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. Ohio.
^r turn of fifty dollars attorney’s fees and for the I
haarv a fail. 4
8cld by ail Draggtst^ ?5e.
A. Garfield
I
Suva a report is a part of a general' cwt» and duburwnwnw of thu ,uit and for • t Take Hall s ramlly riUs for consUpaUoa.
Taylor - Williams Co
Oregon
Jacksonville
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