Jacksonville post., July 26, 1913, Image 4

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Audible Light.
The optophone is an Instrument
which makes light audible. It is based
-on the well known-property possessed
by selenium of changing its resistance
when Illuminated. A sensitive Indies
tor can be Dinde to move by merely
bolding a lighted mHtch over a seleni
By ALBERI KENYON
um cell to which is nttacbed an electric
battery, This movement is In the opto
phone attached to a telephone arrange
When the Balkan states bad expelled
merit and so made audible.
By this
the Turk and were anxious lest the
means, though the blind cannot actu­
powers should Intervene and Inflict ally see. they are able to locate light by
their ancient enemies upon them the the sound A striking experiment with
two poYvers most able to help or barm the optophone Is to point the camera
them were German; anti Russia.
like box to a window and adjust to
At this time Prince Ferdinand of “silence." Then If the hand Is passed
Bulgaria sent a young man tn his serv­ across the o[>en end Its passage Is lndl
If the In
ice to the emperor of Germany to of­ cnted by n rnspfng sound
stru meat Is adjusted for darkness light
fer certain Inducements for bim to re­
produces a sound varying with its In
strain Austria. This person was Boris
Moonlight can be distinctly
tensity
MelotT, a very determined young man, heard, while sunlight makes a roaring
who, so far as strength and bravery sound.
were concerned, was well adapted to
get the message through to Berlin.
An Easy Choice,
Austrian spies were on the watch to
“You must choose between us r
checkmate any move Prince Ferdinand
shouted Blns. "You can’t have both
mlg’ t make, and MelotT was liable to
When that dressmaker was last in this
be attacked and bis dispatch taken
bouse I vowed that she should never
from him.
come again I have had all I'm ever
On the day of bls departure he went going to have of being under the same
to his home and told his wife that be roof with two semi nutty women and
was to go on n journey and the object requiring a rake every morning to get
of It. directing her to get out his pis­ the odd pieces of cloth out of my
tols and a couple of short knives, clothes. I shall never again sit nt my
which he Intended to take with him meals hearing the whir of thnt cursed
for defensive purposes.
sewing machine and listening to a lot
“Fighting Is but half the defense of plaited, rnflled. cut bias and flounc­
you will have to mnke,” said Kristina, ed talk In which 1 have no chance to
bls wife. "You will be In greater dan­ Join. The day that woman comes I go
ger of losing the dispatch by stratn- Make your decision now. Do you
gein. Where will you carry your dis­ choose your husband or your dress­
patch?”
maker?”
"Where would you suggest?” asked
With limpid eyes the Indy looked
Boris.
upon her husband Then she breathed
“1 will think It over and let you a sigh and said:
know later.”
“Well, dear. If you must go what can
Borts gave her the dispatch thnt she I say?”—New York Globe.
might know Its size, and before he left
her she opened his valise, which she
His Prize Garden.
had packed for him. and showed him
Somebody asked old DOC Quigley
the dispnteh. addressed to Ills imperial
why he didn’t trim off his scraggly
majesty the kaiser, on top of his other
beard.
clothes, where every one could see It i
“Not on, yotir life,” he replied.
Boris was astonished at tills and was
about to take the package to put else- "Them whiskers is th' only tiling 1
ever hud any luck in raisin'—an' It
where when his wife stopped lilm.
"Boris." she said, “leave It where It took me seven days a week an' twen
Is.
No one will look for It in your ty-four hours a day for twenty three
valise. It will be sought for on your years to bring 'em to their present
person. Keep your weapons on your state of perfection!"—Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
person and the dispatch In your vn
An Episode of
the Balkans
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
Money to loan on improved, revenue
The Beat Medicine in the World.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
producing farms, by the Bank o/
"My little girl had dysentery very bad. I
The Jackson County Bank, an Oregon Corpora­
»hei»niiM'dte. Obsmberlstn’« Colic,
lacksonville.
Adv.
The Jackson County Bank, an Oregon Corpor­ • I <l>eag?rt
tion. Plaintiff.
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Cholera
and . --
Diarrhoea
Remedy cured her,
ation. Plaintiff.
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vs.
and
I
can
truthfully
say
that I think it is the
C. W Withoft. M. F. Cyester. Carrie B. Cyester.
Sf/MMONS
vs.
best medicine in the world,” writes Mrs.
Cha* L. Schieffelin. Rosa D. Schieffelin. his IN THE JUSTICE'S COURT OF THE DISTRICT or.
Robt. Martyn. Walter J. Mundy. J. F. Mundy, William Qrvis, Clare, Mich. For sale by
wife and C. V. BeelorflDefendants. Suit to fore­
MKDFORD. FOR JACKSON COUNTY. STATE
I Wm Robb and Wm. MacMasters, Defendants. all dealers.—Advertisement.
•
close a mortgage.
OF OREGON.
Notice is hereby given that under and by vir­
tue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure
and an execution thereof issued out of the Cir­
cuit Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the
County of Jackson, in a certain cause therein.
* herein The Jackson County Bank, an Oregon
Corporation, is plaintiff and C. W. Withoft, M.
I F. Cyester. Carrie B. Cyester. Chas.L. Schieffelin,
i Rosa D. Schieffelin, his wife, and C. V. Beelor.
! are defendants, which said execution is of date
, July 8th, 1913, and was issued by virtue of a de­
cree of said court in said cause, which said de­
cree was duly rendered and docketed in favor of
the said plaintiff and against the said defendants
on the 24th day of May, 1913. and recorded in Vol­
ume 19. at pages 620-621 of the Circuit Court
journal;
I am commanded to sell and will, at the hour of
10:30 o’clock a. m. on
MONDAY. AUGUST 11th. 1913.
at the front door of the Court House in Jackson­
ville, Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all of the right, title and inter­
est that the said defendants had on the 24th day
of May, 1913, or at any time thereafter, either in
or to the following described real property, to-wit:
Lot 2 in Block 6 of Highland Park Addition to
Medford. Oregon. All of said property will be
sold to satisfy the judgment and decree in favor
of the Jackson County Bank, an Oregon corpora­
tion, and against C. W. Withoft, Chas. L. Schief­
felin. and M. F. Cyester and Carrie B. Cyester.
said judgment being for the sum of Five Hun­
dred Fifty-five ($555.00) Dollars with interest
thereon from said 19th day of May. 1913, at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum and One Huudred
($100,00) Dollars attorney’s fee, and the further
sum of Nineteen ($19.00) Dollars costs and dis­
bursements. And said property and the whole
thereof will be sold at said time to satisfy the
said judgment contained in said decree.
Dated at Jacksonville, Jackson County, Ore
gon. this 10th day of July, 1913.
W. H. 81NGLER, Sheriff
|
By E. W. WILSON. Deputy.
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■ Suit to foreclose a mortgage.
W. H. Barr. Plaintiff.
V*.
S. C. Lee. Defendant.
Action to recover money.
To S. C. Lee. Defendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon: You are
hereby commanded to appear and answer the
plaintiff’s complaint against you now on file in
the above entitled court and cause on or before
the 4th day of August. 1913. said date being the
expiration of six weeks from the day of the first
publication of this summons.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
aj>pear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief proved for
in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows:
for a judgment for the sum of $133.05, and in­
terest on said sum from the 19th day of April
1913, and for costs of this action.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
Post by order of the Honorable G. O. Taylor,
Justice of the Peace in and for the above en-
titled district, which said order was male and
entered of record on the 19th day of June, 1913,
which order requires you to appear on or I Wore
the last day prescribad in this summons.
The
date of the first publication of this summons is
the 21 day of June, 1913.
G. O. TAYLOR.
Justice of the Peace in and for said District.
Notice
of
Sheriff’s
Sale
C. W. Wolters, Plaintig.
VS.
Lyd'a Hanscom Spanos, (formerly Lyd’a Hans­
com) Mike Spanos, her husband, and Fred L. Coi-
vig. County Recorder of Jackson County, Oregon.
Defendants.
Public Notice is Hereby Given, that under, and
by virtue of an order of sale, and decree of fore­
closure. and a deficiency judgment thereunder,
and an execution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the
County of Jackson, upon said deficiency judg-
ment, in a certain cause therein wherein C. W.
Wolters Is plaintiff, and Lydia Hanscom Spanos,
(formerly Lydia Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her
husband, and Fred L. Colvig, as the county re-
Summons,
I corder of Jackson County. Oregon, were defen-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
1 dants, and which said execution is of date of
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON | June 19. 1913. and was issued by virtue of said
' deficiency judgment and decree in said court
E. Renshaw, Plaintiff.
| and cause, which said decree was duly rendered
vs.
Effie M. Aimstrong and Joseph W. 1 and docketed in favor of the said plaintiff, and
Aimstrong, her husband, and George ' against the said defendants on the 20th day of
E. Hart and M. Trammell, Defendants. J December. 1911, and recorded in Volume 18 at
Suit in Equity to Foreclose a Mort­ | pages 68 and 69 ef the Circuit Court Journal,
and which said deficiency judgment bears date of
gage.
To Effie M. Armstrong and Joseph I April 1, 1912. and is found in Volume 2 of the
W. Armstrong, her
husband,
and | Judgment Lien Docket at nage 81.
George E. Hart and M. Trammell, the I I am commanded to sell, and w’ll sell at the
; hour of 10:30 o’clock A. M. on Monday, August 18.
above named defendants:
I n the N ame of the S tate of O re ­ 1913. at tne front door of the Court House in
gon : You ar.d each of you are hereby [ Jacksonville, O.egon, offer for sale and will sell
required to appear and answer the at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
complaint hied against you in the above ' in hand all of the right, title and interest that
entitled court and cause on or before I the said defendants Lydia Hanscom Spanos j
the last day of the time prescribed in | (formerly Lydia Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her ;
the order for publication of summons I husband, or any or either of them had upon the .
herein, to-wit: on or before the 9th | 20#i day of December, 1911. *»r at any time there-
day of August, 1913, said date being I after, either in or to the following described
the expiration of six weeks from the property:
date of the first publication of this i Commencing at a point 236.5 feet south 26 de­
summons. And if you fail to apDear grees east from an iron pin. which is situated on
and answer, for want thereof the the east side of the county road, in the Town of
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the Talent, said pin being 16.30 chains west and 3.80
relief prayed for in plaintiff’s com­ chains south of the northeast corner of Donation
Land Claim Number Sixty-Four (64) in Township i
plaint, succinctly stated as follows:
For a decree of foreclosure to be Thirty-eight (38) South. Rang«? One (1) West of '
I t endered in the sum of Thirteen the Willamette Meridian^, tnence running south
I Thousand ($13,000) Dollars with inter- ; 73 degrees west 30 ft. to the true point of begin- 1
I est thereon from Dec. 1, 1910, at the ning. thence north 26 degrees west 30 ft. thencte
rate of six (6%) per . cent per annum north 73 degrees east 155 feet, thence south 26 ‘
until paid in accordance with the terms degrees east 15 feet, thence south 73 degrees
and conditions of saiil note mentioned west 155 feet, thence north 26 degrees west 15
: in Hie mortgage and also interest on feet to the place of commencing.
Under and by virtue of the.said deficiency judg- '
I deferred interest payments from ma­
turity until paid, and for the sum of mert. and the execution thereunder, there is de­
$386.06 taxes for the yeats 1910 and ci a red to be due. and owing unto this said plain­
I 1911 with interest thereon at 6‘/fc per tiff the ful> sum of $ '83 31 dollars with interest
annum troni Nov. 22, 1912, until paid, then on from the suid first day of April,
and !>r the sum ef $178.79 taxes fur the talc of 8 per cent per annum.
the year 1912, wi’h interest thereon at
And said property will be sold at said
tlie rale oi (j per cent per annum from satisfy the said deficiency judgment. Dated
May 28, 1913, until paid, and tor the Jacksonville, Oregon. June 19. 1913.
sum of $1456 as attorney's lees wiili
W. H. S.NGLER,
interest the*eon at the rale of 6 per
Sheriff of Jacksun County. Oregon
cent per annum from the date of this
Deputy.
By E. VV.
Use.”
Taking All the Blame.
The young husband concluded to
“1 was a fool ever to marry
humor his wife. He kissed her and the
sobbed Mrs. Winks
children goodby and sallied forth.
"Now. my dear.” said Winks nobly,
There is n railway running north
westward from Sotln. and Boris went "1 cannot permit you to take the blame
for that. It was I who was the fool
by train. Ills route lying through Ser
via and Austria. There were traitors for ever asking you The mistake wan
but
mine.” — Hurper’s
and spies everywhere, and he had not not yours,
been Isng on the train before he knew Weekly
thnt there were Austrians aboard who
had been Informed of tils errand He
The Compliment.
dare not go opart from the others lest
"Oh. ma, I pugged, «nd th* teacher
he be attackeil So he kept his sent In «poke about me particularly It made
the train lie had a letter In his pock
m.v face red to hear her ”
et from Ills wife, which he wiis tempt !
“That was fine! What (lid she suy
ed to rend to while away the time, but iitxiiit von. dear?”
he dure not Besides, she hud distinct­
“She fuiid slip never expected I •d
ly charged him not to do so unless he pass at till” Cleveland Plaiu Dealer.
should lose the dispatch
In thnt
case lie would And In It n suggestion.
Notice for Publication
On renctilnp Belgrade u inun stepped
up to him and whispered to him that
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
his wife. Kristina, hud sent him to say
U. S. Land Office at R >aeburg, Oregon,
that after Boris had left her she hail
July 7. 19
Notice
is hereby given th it lotisa J. Ar
learnisl thnt nn attempt would be
pries',
(widow
of
Jain;
s
P,
Arm
>ii
s'.)
of Ja<
made to relievo him of the dispatch In
ehnngltig trains nt that point.
The tonville, Oregt n, who. on Februar 17.
limn handl'd Boris u note from tils made Homestead Entry Serial No. 0851
3 and I, Sec 9. and Lot 1 and S E. 1
wife, written In her well known band.
Section 8. Township 38 S.. Range 3 Weit Wil­
advising liliu to give the messenger lamette Meridian, h s filed n ■ ice of intention to
tlie dlsputdi to take from the train, to make Five year proof, to establish claim to the
I
be returned on the train leaving Bel- land above described. before t’ounty Clerk, Jack-
grndo for Budapest Boris hesitated; son County. Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on decree together with the costs and dis­
but. having every confidence In his the 22 day of August. 1913,
bursements herein to be taxed,
That
SUMMONS
Claimant names as witnesses: Ira Coffman of . this Court by
wife, be concluded to do so
Going
herein, , order
. its decree ---------
with the man to a room la the station Jacksonville, Oregon. James Davis, ef Jackson­ ■ and adjudge that the mortgage herein IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATS OF OREGON
FOR TH 11 COUNTY OF JACK UM.
where they would not be observed, ville. Oregon. F»ed Armpriest, of Jacksonville. | descrioed be a lien on the said realty
j and that the same be foreclosed. That
be opemsl tils vulise nod gave the mnu Oregon. Floyd I’ieice, of Eagle Point. Oregon.
Ila Slocum. Plaintiff.
I the land desci ilxd in s.ad mortgage
IL F. JONES.
vs
the puckage
Register. and which is to be foreclosed is de­
Frunk C. Slocum. Defendant. Suit in Equity for
That was the last Boris saw of the !
scribed as follows:
Divorce.
man or the package
After leaving |
All ut the Renshaw Sub-Division in
To Frank C Slocum. Defendant.
Belgrade he looked for him through
Notice of Sheriff's S.ile
Tuwpsliip lhirty-seven (37) South of
In the Name of the Si ate of Oregon: You are
the train and. not finding liltii. was In
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Range One (1), West of the Willam­ hereby commando«! to appear ami answer the
agony at having been duped Ills great
ette Meridian, as numbered, marked plaintiff's complaint against you now on fiie in
OF OREGON IN AN'I) FOR THE COUNTY
wonder was how the fellow could have
I and delineated on the official plat ’.here- the above entitled Court and cause on or before
OF JACKSON
i
of,
now of record in the office of the the 25th day of August. 1913, said date being the
duped his wife Iteinemberlng the let
E«iwin IL WilliH'Dri. Plaintiff.
I County Recorder of Jackson County, expiration of six weeks from the day of the fir.it
ter hr was to rend from her containing
vs.
Oregon, together with any and all publication of this summons.
a suggestion In case lie lost the dis
Ort»tron-California Deva’opmerM Co., a foreivn water and water rights appurtenant
And You are Hereby Notified, that if you fail
patch, be opened and rend It
corporation. Defendant.
thereto, and especially the
:o appear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff
Kristina said In the letter thnt she I By virlare t»f an order of sale and decree of fore- lion authorized by Permit
had no ho|a* of Ills getting the dispatch , closure issued out of the nlvtve entitled court in r Uuled October 25, 1909, ___ ______ _ w.ll apply to the court for the relief prayed for
und recorded in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows
through unless by stratagem. She had certain suit therein wherein Edwin II. Williams j in Bo>k No. 1 of Permits in the cilice
For a decree forever dissolving the bonds of
was
plaintiff
and
Drejron-Ualifornia
Development
' of the State Engineer at Salem, Ore- matrimony l»etween plaintiff and defendant, and
eoitimlasloned a friend to reveal to an
'
Co.,
a
foreign
corpor'tion
v.as
defendant,
and
I gon, at page 136 thereof, and recorded
Austrian that Boris was going to Bei­
wherein said plaintiff recovered r judgment < also m Volume 1 of Water Right Cer­ that plaintiff be given the custody of the minor
lin with an liU|K>rtant dispatch, and the
against defendant for tho Mini of $470.65, and h tificate Keen,ds of Jackson County, child of said marriage, to-wit. Paul Slocum.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
friend offered to get u letter from Boris’ ; furtht r ju Igment for the sum of $5'0» as attor­
Wife that would secure It for a money ney’s fees in said . uit and judgment fur th- 'begun, at page 1 thereof, excepting Post by order of the Honorable F. M. Catkins,
howiver, Lot Eight (?) thereof, which
consideration
Kristina's object was ; costs an I disbu. .«omenta therein anti wherei-i is I ereby expressly leseived from this Judge of the above entitled Court, which < rd-»r
to throw otheis who were after the it is decreed plaintiff's mortgage in his complaint conveyance; aatd teal proper ty being was made and entered of recoid on the 7th day
ef July. 1913. which order requires you to appear
plunder oil the track. The Austrian , herein described I m * forclosei and that the proper­ in Jackson County, Oregon.
on or before the Ust day prescribed in this sum­
paid the price for the note and boarded ty therein and heroin-after described be sold a«
That the Court uy its decree herein, mons. The date of the first publication of this
I upon execution:
I order and adjudge a sale made of the
the same train ns Boris.
| Now iit« ftrt' by virtue of said decree and whole said reality according to the law summons is the 12th day of July. 1913.
“But." continued Kristina's letter. “If
MULKEY & CHERRY.
order of i ale tind under and by virtue of a writ
you give him the package in your of execution duly issued thereon bv the clerk of and practice of this court; that so
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Medford. Oregon.
| much of said realty be now sold as shall
valise you will not give hint the dis­ j the above entitle«! court, dated the 18 h. day of
satisfy the sum of $|5C4) past due Hi­
patch. I opened the envelope, took out j July. 1913. wherein I am commanded to sell »t llcrest and interest tnereon as afore­
SUMMONS
the prince's letter to the ever and re , ’
• «notion, in the same manner as upon execu­ said and the sum of »156 out of said
IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
tion
.
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%
’
’
mortw-re
I
premises,
towit:
placed It with W-Ste paper
I'll - dis
$1450 attorn *y s tees, and also the sum
OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
All u»'1. » I vo t
i •' •Mo.» "D" of the Rogue ut $385.Uu taxes tor the years 1910
patch you will il.ul s.-w.-d li i:,. lining
K.««
r
a..«>
t»«
«
ha<
a
Company
’
s
tract
,
situated
19Li with interest thereon as aforesaid
Niatsden Bishop, Plaintiff.
of .voui cunt
If in« s:raiag|.||i Is sin
in Tov. n. hip Thuiy-eight (38) South of Range and the sum of $178.79 taxes fur the
vs.
Cessful you a III pixs eisl from I'., ivradv
One •!) East of the Willamette MeI'id'an. accord­
Katherine A. Bishop. Defendant.
unmolested, for tie who thinks he has ing to the Flat thereof on file and of recoid in the ! year 1912 with interest thereon as
aforesaid,
and
tor the costs and dis
To Katherine A. Bishop, the above nmed de­
the dispatch will dun ht I vk * Rcntl It un office of the County Recorder in and for Jackson ]
burseiiients of this suit to be taxed; fendant.
Opened to Vienna
County, State of Ore^un, containing seven and and tor such other and further sale or
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
Never was mau more delighted at re­ 93-100 acres;
sales of said property as may be or­ hereby notified and required to appear in the
reiving a letter front his wife than
Notice Is Hereby Given that on the 18th. day dered by the Court to satisfy the sum- alxivo entitled Court and eanae and answer the
Boris MelotT
Hut he dare not give of August. 1913. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M that may become delinquent in inter- 1 complaint of plaintiff filed therein within six
vent to bls feelings lest he I h > watched of said «lay. at the front d«M»r of the court-house , eat or principal including attorney's weeks from the date of the first publication of
by some of those who had followed in Jacksonville, Jackson Count' .Oregon.I. theun- | tees, taxes and ecsis snd disburse- this summon«, which is the 19th day of July. 1913.
dersigned sheriff of aforesaid cou-My and state, men.» to accrue as is sd forth more and if you fail to appear and answer wi’hi i the
b! m from Kotin
On second thoughts,
in obedience to salt! decree of foreclosure, order , fully u> said complaint.
time required, for want thereof the plaintiff will
however, be remembered that he was of '•Hie and execution, will aell at public auction. '
For such other and further relief as apply to the Court for the relief p ayed for and
Uu longer ahndoaed. since Ills enemies to the highest and beat bidder for cssh all of the is prayed tor in plaintiff's complaint
demand'«! in his complaint, to-wit:
believed that they had captured the above described property, taken and levied upon ano as to this Court shad seem fair
‘
For a decree of ah:s Court dissolving th.» bonds
dispatch
At any rate, he saw no fur as I he property of Oregon-California Devel p- and equitable nt the premises.
of matrimony heretofore and now existing be-
rnent
Company,
a
foreign
corporal
ion.
or
tonauh
1 hi. suunn rs is published in the tUisn plaintiff «nd defendant.
ther evidences of Intended Interference
thereof a« n.ay be ne. c<sary to satisfy sa <1 juv'g- Jacksomii e lost by order of Hon. F.
and on reaching Berlin t<s>k the ills
Thia summon« is served up »n yon o-’c«» a week
n.ant with .nt«iest thereon together with all L I’uu Veiie, Ju lgc ut the County for six ■ nnsecutive w-»eks r-y publication in the
patch from the pliu e where Kristina
costa and disbursement.«, th it have or ma« accrue Court of Ja.ksoii County, Oregon, J.-rks 'J/iiie P.»«t. a weekly nr^\«p i. er of gener­
had <•».neealia! It and delivered It to the
Dated at ac s<»nvtile. Jackton County. State whuh said or *er was inadv an entéied al circulati »n pui.»L.«h'1 at Jac ;.».»?■ v i’e. lack*-* n
foreign office
o
rvgo.t this ifith. «lay of uly. »91
11 roiii.i on v.i? J >; i duv ui j un -, lifld. Cunty. Or gj«». by «»rdar >f U m. F. M Ca’.kii .
Whether nr no It had rffei t on thi
Date of li si pdbik aii in hereof is Ju-I re of the above entitle 1 Co irt. said order
W 11. RINGLER.
kaiser In Inducing hliu to curb Austria
tlie £kh day June, U13.
Sheri f < f Jackson Co mty. State of ( r ;f... .
having been ma ie on the 18th day of July. 1913,
i y E. W, Wikon Deputy bhe.i T ut Jacket n
|a a state secret.
F red W. .M ears ,
GUS «\EWBURY.
Attorney for Plaintiff. I
County. State of >reg« n.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
I NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
j virtue of an order of sale and decree of forc-
’ closure and an execution thereof issued out of
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, in and
I for the County of Jackson, in a certain cause
therein, wherein The Jackson County Bank, an
I Oregon corporation, is plaintiff and Robt. Mar­
tyn. Walter J. Mundy. J. F. Mundy. Wm. Robb.
, and Wm. MacMasters, are defendants, which
said execution is of date July 8th. 19J3, and was
j issued by virtue of a decree of said court in said
I cause, which said decree was duly rendered on
the 10th day of April. 1913, and docketed inftwor
of the said plaintiff and against the said de­
fendants on the 10th day of July, 1913. and re­
corded in volume 19 at pages 538-9 of the Circuit
Court Journal;
I am commanded to sell ami will, at the hour
i of 10:30 o’clock a. m., on
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
Effective January 1st, 1910.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
20 Portland Passenger..... .7:30 A.M.
I 24 Grants Pass Motor............10:31 A.M.
32 Grants Pass Motor.......... ..4:58 P.M.
I 14 Oregon Express.............................. 5:45 P.M.
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Oregon Express............................ 5:58 P.M.
12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A. M
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
23 Ashland Motor..................... 8:45 A.M.
MONDAY, AUGUST llth. 1913,
at the front duor of the court house in Jackson­ 13 California Express ......... 10:52 A.M.
ville. Jackson County. Oregon, offer for sale and 31 Ashland Motor...«............ 2:24 P.M.
will sell at public auction to the highest and best
15 San Francisco Express.. .3:35 P.M.
bidder for cash in hand, all of the right, title ard
interest that the said defendants had on the 10th 11 Shasta Limited (Mail only)5:47 A. M.
day of April, 1913. or at any time thereafter,
either in or to the following described real pro­
perty, to-wit;
The Northeast quarter, the Northe st quarter
of the Northwest quarter of Section 3, in Town­
ship 37 South. Range 1 West. Willamette Merid­
We have it in all the very
ian. subject to a conveyance of th ? coal beneath
latest and most up-to-date de-
said lands conveyed to the C;.scade Coal Co.
Wall Paper!
All of said property will be ; old t) satisfy the
judgment and decree in favor of The Jackson
County Bank, an Oregon corporation, plaintiff
herein, and against Walter J. Mundy, J. F.
Mundy, and Wm. Robb, suid judgment being for
the sum of Five Thousand Fifty-one and 25-100
($5051.25) Dollars, with interest thereon from
said 24th day of March, 1913, at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum, and Two Hundred Fifty ($250.00)
Dollars attorney’s fee, and the further sum of
Thirtjfthree and 6«»100 Dollars costs and dis­
bursements taxed in said cause. And said proper­
ty ai.d the whole thereof will be sold at sail
time to satisfy the said judgment contained in
said decree.
Dated at Jacksonville. Jackson County. Oregon,
this 10th day of July, 1913.
W. H. SINGLAR, She iff
By E. W. Wll SON. Deputy.
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