Jacksonville post., July 12, 1913, Image 2

-^JACKSONVILLE POST-:-
Officia. Paper of the Citg of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at thq-county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw ,' EditW.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
She Learned to Keep
a Bank Account
The World Js Growing
Better
By OSCAR COX
SATURDAY, JULY 12. 1913
"My dear." said Robert Read, "vvbat
is this nonsense about your joining the
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on s.uff ragist s ?"
application.
"Why. it's no nonsense at all, Bob
I’ve Joined."
I ef July. 1913. which older require? you to appear
"Will you kindly tell me your ob­
on or before the last day prescribed in this sum­ ject?" •
mons. The date of th« first publication of this
"Well, you see, there are lots of wom­
summons is the 12th flay of July, 1913.
en who own property, and they are in­
MULKEY & CHERRY,
Items of Interest to Jackson Coun’y
terested.In making the laws that gov­
Attorney? for Plaintiff. Medford, Oregon. ern that property. They should have a
Tax Payera
voice iu electing tbe right officials."
“But you have no property?”
CIRCUIT COURT.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
"Haven't 1 a busband who has?
NEW CASES.
The Jackson County Bank, an Oregon Corpor­ And mayn't be die and leave it to me?"
State of Oregon vs E. D. Smith. ation. Plaintiff.
Mr. Read found this, argument too
va.
much for him. He thought awhile.
Transcript from Juctice's court, Med­
*Robt. Martyn, Walter J. Mundy. J. F. Mundy,
"What you have said," be remarked
ford District.
Wm. Robb and Wm. Mat-Masters, Defendants. later, reminds me that, 1 being liable
State of Oregon vs Lester Hickson, , Suit to fprecloHf* a mortgage.
to die before you do. you will need
W. B. Wynatt, et al. Transcript from NOTICE is hereby given that under and by some knowledge of taking care of prop­
virtue
of
an
order
of
sale
and
decree
of
for
-
Justice’s court, Medford District.
1 think 1 had better give you
closUre and an execution ‘ then of issued ot|t of erty.
O. D. Whitney, et al vs J. H. Bissell, the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, in ¿nd some instructions in that direction,
et al. Suit to foreclose mortgage. for,the County of Jackson, in a. certain cause elke a vote will do you no good,
Complaint filed, summons. Demurrer I therein, wherein The Jack sop County Bank, an yon won't know enough to use it”
I Oregon corporation, is plaintiff and Robt. Mar-
"No fear of that. However. I
to complaint.
| tyn, Walter J, Mundy, J. F. Mundy,' Wm. Robl.
ready, to be instructed.”
and
Win.
MacMasters,
are
defendants,
which
Bertha M. Gillaspy vs Frank G. Gil-
“1 shall begin with teaching you to
laspv. Suit for divorce, Complaint said execution is of date July 8th. 1913, and was keep a bank account. Ever since 1
issued by virtue of a decree of said court in said
filed. Summons. Affidavit and order cause, which said decree was duly rendered on went away and left orders with the
for publication of summons.
•the 10th day of April, 1913. and docketed in favor bunk to honor your checks and you
Charles Owens vs F. L. TouVelle. of the said plaintiff and against the said de­ forged my name I have felt that you
fendants on the 10th day of July, 1913, and re­ should know more about such matters.
Suit for injunction. Complaint filed. corded
in volume 19 at pages 53b-9 of the Circuit
"That was very stupid, wasn’t it?"
Undertaking filed, injunction order. Court Journal;
“1 should say so."
Summons.
I am commanded to sell and will, at the hour
A few days later tbe busband gave
a. m., on
H. M. McFarland vs J. T. Perry, et of 10:30 o'clock
his wife n check book, a pass bdok and
MONDAY. AUGUST 11th. 1913.
al. Suit to foreclose mortgage. Com­ at the front door of the court house in Jackson­ a check for a hundred dollars, explain­
plaint filed. Affidavit and undertaking ville. Jackson County. Oregon, offer fur sale and ing what each book was for, and told
will sell at public auction to the highest and best her that she was to deposit tlie check
for publication of summons.
bidder lor cash in hand, ull of the right, title and In the bank.
He also told ber bow to
Helen E. Curtis vs William D. Cur­ interest that the said defendants had on the 10th enter each deposit In ber check book
tis. Suit for divorce. Complaint filed. day of April, 1918. or at any time thereafter and subtract each check from ber total
either in or to the following described real pro­
Demurrer to complaint.
deposits so that her balance would be
perty, to-wit.’
always before her He wrote “For de­
PROBATE j COUHT
The Northeast quarter, the Northeast quarter
of the Northwest quarter of Section 3, in Town­ posit" on the check and told her to
In the matter of the estate of H. H. ship 37 South, Rai.go 1 West, Willamette Merid­ sign her name under it. explaining that
Triplett, deceased. O.der approving ian, subject to a conveyance ui the coal beneath the words were to indicate the purpose
the claim of D. E. Neathamer.
said lands cunvcyeu to the Cascade Coal Co.
for which It was indorsed and that it
All of said property will be sold to satisiy the was not to i>e paid to any one. Then
In the matter of the estate of John judgment
and decree in iuvor of The Jackson
A. Obenchain, deceased. Order ap­ County Bank, an Oregon corporation, plaintiff he made out her deposit ticket for her.
Gangrene,
put it with tbe cheek in the pass book,
proving bond of administratrix.
herein, and uguinsl Waiter J. Mundy, J. 1*.
G a nitrene is the death of a part of
and
the
lesson
was
ended.
In tbe matter of the estate of A. M. Mundy, and Win. Robb, said judgment being for
A few days later he came borne and the living body. Sometimes it results
the surd of Five Thousand Fifty-one and 2u-iOU
from mi injury, such as burning or
Sturgis, deceased. Order directing (I&U51.25) Dollars, with interest thereon from found his wife in tears.
executrix to execute and deliver to said 24th day of March, 1913, al the rate of 10 per
"What Is It, sweetheart?" he asked frostbite, or from a surgical opera­
tion Sometimes it is the consequence
George H. Wolf et ux, a deed for cer­ cent per annum, and Two Hundred Fifty ($2L0.tMD anxiously.
of a physical condition, with such
Dollars attorney's feu, und the further sum of
"1 dare not tell you!” she moaned.
tain real property.
Thirty-three and 60-100 Dollars costs and dis­
causes as diabetes or senility or era-
"Anything happen to the children?"
In the matter of the estate of James i bursements taxed in said cause. And said ptopei-
holism. Whatever the cause or what­
“No ”
ty
and
the
whole
thereof
w
ill
be
sold
at
saiu
Cook, oeceaeed. Order continuing
ever form it takes. It means that the
"Don’t keep me in suspense."
time
to
satisfy
the
said
judgment
contained
in
hearing to July 24.
"I’ve lost the hundred dollars you obstruction to circulation has been so
said decree.
complete as to present local nitrition
In the matter of the estate and guar­ Dated at Jacksonville,Jackson County, Oregon gave me for the bank.”
“Why. I didn’t understand that you and to tiring about the death of the
dianship of Currul M. Wagner and this loth day ut July. 1913.
were going to draw IL”
part As Impaired circulation Is at the
W. H. SINGLE«. Sheriff
Robert Wagner, minors. Inventory
”1 didn't put it in.”
By E. W. WfLSON, Deputy.
I root of the trouble, the treatment must
and appraisement filed.
"Oh. well. If you've only lost the try to restore the circulation and com­
I
cheek It doesn't iqutter.”
In Mie matter of the estate and guar­
i bat the, in Ham matlon
Izocal heat is
Notice
of
Sheriff
’
s
Sal
"I
haven't
lost
it
”
Fresh
tears
the best indans of restoring the circii-
dianship of Rita Tiffiin, a minor. Or­
started.
lation
Hof hotties or warm irrtira-
der appointing guardian.
Th« Jackson County Bank, an Onguli Cori pora-
"Well, what became of It?"
tions <>r h:indiitros of hot flannels may
tion. Plaint. 11.
In the matter of the he tring and com­
“1 was cleaning out my desk and be used
Gangrene is not a matter
vs.
mitment of Alzira Clay, an insane per­ C. W. Withoft. M. F. t'.vestvr. Can ie B. Cyester, burning the old papers in it I threw for home treatment except under the
son. Order appointing guardian. Or- ' Chas. L. Seine!felin, Kosu D. Schiuttuiin, his a lot of things Into a wastebasket constant and watchful cate of the phy­
and C. V. Beeior, Duiendantd. Sint iu i'ort- and dumped them Into the kitchen sician for in many cases operation is
der delivering her to the care and cus- j c wile
I o . tc u niorticuae.
range The check and tlie little book the only means of saving life.
tody of a relative.
Nunc« is heicby given that under and by vj.-
It wits In are all burned up.”
She sobbed ns though ber heart
In the matter of the estate of R K. iue ui un order uf sale und decree oi fo.tclubUie
The Foot of the Reindeer.
and an execution thereof issued out of the Cir­
Sutton, deceased. Order appointing ; cuit Court of the State of Urenon, in und lor tin would break
The foot of flip reindeer Is most pe
Iler husband looked at her pityingly, culbir I d coiistructi<»n
administratrix. Bond filed, order ap- j County oi Jackson, in a certain cause therein,
It Is cloven
n smile of hopelessness on Ills lips. through rhe middle. and each half
wherein The Jackson County Bank, an Oregon
proving same.
She thought tlie cheek wns destruct­ curved upward In front. It is sllehtly
Corporation, is plaintiff and C. W. Withoft. M.
In the matter of the estate of M. A F. Chester. Carrie H. Cyester, Chas.L Schieffehn. ible. like a bank bill.
eloriffated and capable of a consider­
I Tv kissed away ber tears, explained able ainount of expansion.
Golf, deceased. Order discharging ad­ Kutta D. Schieffelin. his wife, and C. V. Beelor.
When
how
he
would
give
her
another
check
vie
ueivndunUi,
which
t»aid
ex
ecution
is
Oi
date
ministrator.
fflnced on an Irreirular surface which
July »th, V am . ui . u W u .> laoued by virtue of a de-
In pliiee of tlie one site hud burned is ditfh ill: to traverse, the animal con
In the mutter of the eu'ate of Mary < < ;e ui rtuitt c<»urt in said cauMv, which said de- .uni mire het another lesson on the rra< ts the feet into a sort nt claw by
Cryderman, dvceaeed. Inventory an I c.ce was duly rendu, ud and d -cl.eted in favor of aulijeet She wns sure she understood which a tirm Hold is secured When
the said plaintiff and againet the .-«aid defendants
him iierfevtly Tlie lessons were con­
appraisement tiled.
mo' hm rapidlx the two portions of the
un the X4ih day oi atay, lyfj. auu ■ «corded in Vol
tinued tot rminy mouths, and Mr Read fool a? « >t I h lifting «trike togetlier. the
uuie
19,
at
pagu.s
olo - ol I of the Ubcui Court
In the matter of I lie estate of Wil­
In-nine
cnnviiieed
that
Ids
wife
hud
journal;
hoofs m iklll'J H eoiitllllliilll* eliltteri tig
liam Henry .lame«, deceased. Ordei
learned all afoul banking
At an-
I Min cemmanded to se i and will, at the hour of
noise « lie ti tuny be heard Ht U «'onstd
rate,
she
uiade
deposits
and
drew
app.mitii k adininistralor.
10:30 o'clock a. in. on
era I ile illxtxnee. It I« this peculiarity
eliecks ns well ns anybody
MUNDAY. AUGUST 11th. ¡913.
of the feet that iiiakes the reindeer so
In the matter of the estate and guar­ at the front
Then one day when Mr Rend went
door of the Court Hou.se in Jackson- '
dianship of William Robinson, an in­ | ville, Jackson County, Oregon, offer for salo and ' Into the bank he was called in to the sure footed and so valuable in rocky
competent. Order approving report | will sell at public auction to the highest bidd« i office of the cashier, who gave an anil uneven country, where almost any
other anmai would prove a failure as
of guardian and discharging him from . for cash in hand, all of the light, title and inter- “ahem" and said:
a beast of biirdeu.
I cat that the said defendants hud on the 24th duv
"Your wife, who has nn account with
further service ami liability.
of May. 1913. or at any time thereafter, either in
ua. needs some explanation of banking
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or to the fol lowing described ted property, to-wit:
Sentient Alarm Clocks.
methods."
Lot 2 in Block o of Highland Park Addition to
"Devil dogs" are a species of alnrm
Notice for Publication
"What's
she
been
doing?"
Medford, Oregon. All of said property will be
DKPAR I MENT OF THE INTERIOR
"Nothing of any importance: nothing clo. k used In Greece for the purpose of
! sold to satisfy (he u Igment and decree in favor
U. S. latnd Ofl'ue at Rutteburg, Oregon.
It Is simply a matter of Ig keeping persons awake, such as watch­
! of the Jackson County Bunk, an Oregon corpora- | wrong.
July 7. 1913. ' tion, and against C. W. Withoft. Chas. L. Schief- ; I noranev of banking
We notified her men. stage drivers and railroad men.
Notice I h hereby given that I.oui>a J. A.m- | fehn. and ,M F. Cyester anti Carrie B. Cyester. u few days
ago that her account was They uro generally small biack dogs,
prleat. (widow of Jame» R. Ar nprieat) of Jack­ i said judgment being for the sum of Five Hun- '
' overdrawn. and she sent us her check Should the person whom the ,‘dwtl
sonville. Oregon, who. on February 1,. 1913. dred Fifty-live
Dui.ars with interest!
dog' Is detailed to keep awake be a
made ll >ma«t«ad Entry Serial No.
I. for Lot» ' thereon from said 19th day oi May. 19.3. at the i on our own bank to cover the detl
stage driver, the dog Is strapped to n
• «nd 4, Sec 9. and IxJt 1 and S.E. •« N E. ‘i 1 1 rate of S pet cent per annum and One lluu Irthi I . Mvncv."
"Iluinpli!" grunted Mr Head "How little stool beside him. and throughout
Me. . mmi 8. Township 33 S. Range 3 Wewt Wil-j j t|l(M\(M)l Dollars attorney's fee. anti the turthui j
tbe Journey he keeps up a sharp bark­
luri ettc Meridian, haa tiled notice of intention to su n ot Nineteen ($;9.(Xn Dollar . cosi* and dis ' | much Is It?"
ing. often causing the passetigi-rs to
Inaku Five year proot, to establish claim to the I bnisein«»htb Anti said property and the whole j
“Two hundred and forty dollars "
land above dvr-ci-ibud, beforv County C erk. Jack-
Mr Head drew a cheek for the keep awake as well as the driver
thereof will be sold at said time to satisfy the j
son County. Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on said judgment contained in aa.d decree.
amount and when he went home in the I At times be will pause for a minute
the ¿2 day of August. 1913.
Date! at Jacksonville, Jackson County. Ore ' evening kissed Ills wife as usual and or two to molsteu his parched, rasped
Claimant names as witnsMses: Ira Coffman, of
throat nt the basin of water set before
gon. thia lt)th day of July, 1913.
began reading the evening paper.
Jacksonville, Oregon, James Davis, of Jaokson-
W. H 81NGLER. Sheriff
“Anything now In town today, dear?" him and then tiegln again.
Yes, and especially the romantic little city known on
the map as Jacksonville—the Pioneer of the Rcgae-
the Park City of the Valley—where contentment sings
nature smiles and where to live is to rejoice.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
OH, YE LOVERS OF BEAUTY AND BARGAINS!
Here is where you get one hundred cents worth of
goods for your dollar. More goods for same money,
same goods for less money than elsewhere.
OUR LINE CONSISTS OF EVERYTHING
kept in a First-Class, Up-to-Date General Store. High
When you want merchand
est quality, lowest prices
ise don’t forget “JACKSONVILLE FIRST” and
especially
Co
Taylor - Williams
The People's Store
Oregon
Jacksonville
vl” • O«Won. F*ed Arniprieet. of Jacksonville.
Or- <on. Floyd Pierce, of Eagle Point. Oregon.
By E W WILSON. Deputy.
P. F. JONES.
OVER es YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
• JlaiU «.-Y
IN THE »’I m . ' 11 cueii r .><
FOM l UK vui.
H m Slucum. Plan it iff.
vw
Frank C. Shaum. Defendant. Suit In Equity for
Divorce.
'iu Frank C Slocum. Defendant.
In tne Name of the Slste ut Oregon; You are
hereby commanded to appear and answer the
plaintiffs complaint against you now on file in
the ubuvr emitted Court and cuuae on or before
the J th day of August, l.»13. »aid date being the
•xp nation of eix week« from the day of the first
pu> 'icatkm of thia nurninons.
A d You are Hereby Notified, that if you fail
to app ar ami answer for want thereof, pl* In tiff
will .»pply to ihe court for the relief prave-1 for
in »♦••• complaint. Succinctly Minted as follow«
ro. a U wa - ivv lotever dUsoKing the bonds of
n.,t i x>n> iwtwten plaiiitiff ami deiendatii. and
U«-.i 4 lqh«i>ff be given the custody of the minor
chilu w* eukl luaiiMgr to-wit Paul Slocum.
Ain» MMMtHNM Ml published in the JackMtnvill«
Puat by order of the Honorable F. M Calkins,
J udre of the above entitled Court. which oniar
wm made and entered of record on tha ;th d-ir <
T radc M ark »
D esigns
C opyrights A c .
Aurons !»en<1tnjr a sketch and description may
quiri.lv »»certain our opinion free whether an
uiveiii l<>n is probably puent able. Conununira-
tiona strict ly confidential HANDBOOK on Patents
•ent free Oldest atrenrv f\»r securing patents.
Patents taken throuch Munn A Co. recelvs
•jv. t«i4 notice, without charge, iu tbe
Scienüüc Jjmericait,
A handsomely
en'stiun of <*..
year . tour n .
MUNN
f
Deane
tilted weekly. f.areeit ctr
i UC l«»ur' ak T< tins f . a
4.1. SulU l>y all new» ,eu¡ers.
3 i Orcadwaj New York
•'» WMhiritlou. P. C.
Hera n
'man who apeak* fxE er-
on»l kn.iwlc !.;? »nd long experience, ii.,
Mr». 1‘. H. Brogan.of Wil-on,I'a , wIivHiv«,
•| know from ex perionce that Chamberlain's
Cough Ramedr i. Tar »iqwrior to »ny other.
.'<>r croup there i, nothing that eicel* it”
For «ale by all dealer«.
asked Mrs Read
"Yes; It is reported that a new bank
In« law has passed congress.”
“Indeed! What are Its main tea
tures ?’’
“it will make paying nn overdraft
with a check of (lie person overdraw
Ing. drawn on tbo bank where the
overdraft has occurred. Illegal
You
can't do that any more"
“Isn't It fortunate that 1 paid up be
fore the law was passed?"
"Very If you're tired of the trouble
of keeping your account supiswe you
put yours Iu with mine."
"I tliiuk I will
You know I only
did It to learn how, and. now that I
have leartieil. I don't need to bother
with It any more ’’
“Just »<> I et's go down to dinner."
"Bob." she said a few days later.
"I’ve been thinking that if you should
die ts'fore me how nice It will be now
thit I’ve learned t»w«|ness and will be
able to take erne of my own affairs "
"You won't need another husband.
will you?"
She looked at him reproachfully.
Economy.
“And you used to say you were will
Ing to die for me.'"
"Mo I ant
"And yet you refrise me a Dew
dress '*'
“But ir»<»k nt th»* cost of It!”
“It's cheaper than a funeral.”— Fiona
ton Post
Hard Luck.
"Say. Weary, didn't I see you »awin'
Wood yestenln.v ?’
"Yea I tat wo« one of dem sad occa­
sions when a man what's lazy buds be
can't attoni to be Idle."-Exchange.
BUSINESS CA’ttJl
GUN
II. K. HANNA
NEWBURY
Lawyer
Attorney-at-Law
Will Practise in All Courts in the State Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
OREGON.
MEDFORD,
DI T. T.
SHAW
Office in Kyan Buil iinjç, California St.
Upstairs
•jREGON
JACKSONVILLE
1). W. BAGSHAW
Attorney at Law
NOTARYj’PUBLIC
AND
.OREGON
How’s This?
Dentist.
I
JACKSONVILLE,
CONVEYANCER
it .. . J Forenoon 9 to 12
Office Hours:
| Afternoon 1:30 t0 5
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL. BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu­
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by nil Druggists.
•
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
JACKSONVILLE,
- OREGON
LEGAL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Lease,
OREGON and WASHINGTON
Mortgages,
I Bill of Sale,
Agreements.
V A Directory of each City, Town and
Warranty Deeds,
■ Village, giving descriptive sketch of
fl each place, location, population, tele­
Quit Claim Deeds,
fl graph, shipping and banking point;
Chattel Mortgage,
I also Classified Directory, compiled by
■ business and profession.
Acknowledgements,
W R- I* POLK & CO-
Real Estate ontract,
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Notice—Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Rial E icaci A flits Ciitract,
Notice Application for Liquor License
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
Spanking will not cure children of other blanks as fast as possible until
wetting the bed, because it is not a the line is complete. Blanks of special
habit but a dangerous disease. The form printed to order at short notice
C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475, JACKSONVILLE POST.
Chicago, lil., have discovered a
strictly harmless rem -dy* for this Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble.
When von have trouble with your stom­
‘distrssing disease and to make
ach or chronic constipation, don’t imagine
known its merits they will send a 50c. that your case is tieyond hc'p just Lecanse
package securely wrapped and pre­ your uoctor fail« to give y.»u relief. Mrs.
O. StenHu,*Plainfield, N. J., writes, “For
paid Absolutely Free to any reader orera m ..lit p’st 1 have butn troubled with
stomach. Everything I ate upset it ter-
of The Jacksonville Post. This re­
v. One cf Chamber!advertising
medy also cures frequent desire to booklets camo to me. Alter reading a few
of tho letters Cor i people who bad been
urinate and inability to control urine cure
: bv t .• . .ii.bei Iain’s Tc.’Jets, I decided to
during the night or day in old or try them. I have taken nearly three fourtl s
<
i
»
pn
kn o of ti . n ; nu can now eat al mo t
young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co.
'hat i want.** For sale by all
r
•
•
: .........
is an Old Reliable House, write to
them today for the free medicine.
Dysentery is aiways serious -nd often *
Cure the afflicted members of your
dangerous lisease, hut ;t can be cured.
family, then tell your neighbors and Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Disrrhoe.-
I Ret.iedy has cured it even when malignant
friends about this remedy.
«nd —1 • nie. For sale by all dealers.
POLK’S—n
f Business Directory
BETTER THAN
SPANKING
Potent Attraction*.
'Voiiwti don’t love men for
what they rvnlljr are. but for what
they hiivp lone
Kitty- And men love
Women for whin tlietr futbrrs hare
Tom
(toile
l*ll< K
"iTiat boat eiiiursiea many point* In
It» xtb|«
"That’« why. then. It la always bug-
itug the ahur«."—Baltimore American.
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