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defendants and each of them be foievcr en-
Summons.-
The Youths Companion in 1914
<4hed%n<i debarred from asserting any claim
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF whatever in or to said land and premises adverse
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
to the plain tiff, and for such other^relief ^sthis
Oregon, Plaintiff.
— -
Seven coHeffe president» awl -a nun
Honorable Court may deem meet and equitable
That the real property affected by this suit is
vs.
ber of college instructors, including ex-
F. A. Hyde and A. S. Baldwin, de­ situated n the County of Jackson and State of
, -President Taft, will contribute to The
Oregon, and described as follows: •
fendants.
i Youth’s Companion during 1914.
Beginning at the southwest corner of donation
A Story For Thanksgiving
To
F.
A.
Hyde
and
A.
S.
Baldwin,
Then there is Gene Stratton Porter ahove named defendants.
t Land Claim number 51. in Township 37 South of
I
By' E . ELYN SPENCER
Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian, and
: whose stories of Indiana woods swamp
I n the N ame of the S tate of O re ­ running thence north 11.78 chains to or near the
By MARTHA V MONROE
I I av- rnf de her famous, and Kate Doug
gon , you and each of you are herein center of Bear Creek; thence south 511 a degrees
< las Wiggin, who never wrote a dull lino- required to appear and answer the east, 8.96 chains along the channel of saifl creek;
One uioiiilii«- John Atwood, mer­
“Jim. 1 beard you are going t* tx chant. received from Ills daughter, who in her life, and Mrs. Burton Harrison, complaint filed against you in the thence south 34Vi degrees east 7.51 chains to a
above entitled suit, on or before the stake; thence west 11.28 chains to the place of
married.**
was at the time in Paris, a letter ask­ who remembers when conversation wax 29th day of NovejjiU’er, A. 1). 1913, beginning, containing 7.61 acres, more or less.
“Where did yon hear that?*’
really
an
art
as
practised
in
Washing
­
and If you or either of you fail to so Also, beginning at the northwest corner of the
ing hint to send nil the photographs
“Oh. I heard It a month ago! 1 think of her mother, some years dead, to her ton and in the manor houses of Virgin­ appeal and answer, for want thereof
E. E. Gore Donation Land Claim number 48. in
it wai on Thunkagh Ing day. I dined since she had found an artist who ia. And this is just a beginning of the the plaintiff will apply to the court for
Township 37 South of Range 1 West of the Wil­
the relief prayed for in the complaint, lamette Meridian, and running thence north
with the Atwuter». They »aid Clara could paint a portrait from them giv­
list.
I a succinct statement of which is as 11 chains and 12 links, thence south 51 degrees
Webster waa.jm»t the girl for you, you ing the desired lifelike expression.
If
you
know
The
Companion,
you
follows: a decree cancelling and an- and 15 minutes west 25 chains and 82 links to the
being Impulsive,
steady and cau­ Miss Atwood furthermore suggested
havé a pretty 'dear idea of what is in I nulling certa'n deeds of the State of west side of the county road; thence south 10
tious.’*
that he come over and attend to the store for next year’s readers. If you l Oregon to A. S. Baldwin of date May
degrees east, on the west line of the county road
“Did they say that?”
19th, 1899; a certain deed of the State 1 chain and 26 links; thence east 19 chains to the
matter himself. The artist she referred
do not know, ask us to send you sam- 1 of
“Yes.”
Oregon to F. A. Hyde dated July I west line of said donation land claim; thence I
to was a risliut man in Ws profession
“Listen. I have n little story to tell
i pie copies —for instance, «hose coiitain- 10th, 1899; certain deeds cf A. S. Bald­ north on said lgst^pentioned west line 6 chains
and would probably require a good
you. O h the very day. Thanksgiving,
; ing the opening chapters of Arthur win and Emma C . his wife to F. A and 22 link^to the piace of beginning, contain­
price for doing the work.
Hyde dated June 7th. 1899, and cer­
that these persons were attributing
Mr. Atwood, gathering the pictures Stanwood Pier’sfine si rial—"His Fath­ tain deeds of F. A. Hyde and Filena ing 18 Mares, more or less.
these traits to us a little drama ivas
This order is published by or ler of the Hon.
In his possession, sailed for Europe er’s Son.” Full Announcement for T., his wife to United States of Amer­
F. M*Calkins. Judge of the above entitled Court,
being enacted.
and one «lay turned up tn Paris. lie 1914 will be sent with the sample cop- ica dated June 14th. 1899, June 22nd,
filed on the 17th day of Septem­
“My friend Billy Smithson Invited
Wils at once taken to the studio of ! ies.
1899 and July 26th, 1899, each pretend­ dulymad^and
ber. 1913.
Clara and me to spend the Thanksgiv­
ing
to
convey
certain
lands
situate
in
i
I Clarence Whiting, the artist, who was
For the year’s subscription of $2.00
MULKEY & CHERRY.
ing week end at his bouse in the coun­
1 to paint the portrait.
Mr Whiting i there is included The Companion Prac­ Township 31 South, Range 2 East,
Medford, Oregon, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
try. which he opened fur the occasion
Township 32 South. Range 4 East, and
(hange in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
THE MAN WITH
THE SUIT CASE
The affair was got up to celebrate our
engagement, for Billy is an old chum
of mine, and bU* wife is an intimate
friend of Clara’s.
“Clara nnd i were to go up on the
train together, bdt Just as I was about
to leave the office to call for tier a job
came Into the office which nobody but
1 could do. and 1 wait obliged to re­
main over till the next day. I tele­
phoned her to go on and I would ar­
rive the next day. 1 reached the house
tlie next afternoon to ilnd the guests
gone out on an automobile ride Billy
had got up for them.
There were
three carloads. and they were not to
return till 7 o'clock. About G I dressed
for dinner and was going downstairs
when I met a man coming up with a
suit case in his lihnd. Presuming he
was one of the giiesfs wiio had just
arrived, 1 went on down into the li­
brary. thinking no more about him and
amusing myself till the auto party re­
turned.
“This was tlie evening before Thanks­
giving. Tile next day we were getting
ready for the feast when 'Clara took
me off into a quiet corner and said to
me.
“‘Will, 1 have a very unpleasant
conimunlrntluu to nurke. On returning
from tile auto ride yesterday aeverlil
of the girl gueutM missed articles of
jewelry. Several lioxes In which t lie
Jewels were kept were found In the
closet In your room.’
“Naturally I was a bit ii|wet by tills
information, blit tlie principal cause
was that Clnru didn’t say tills with
my bund in lives or her iirins around
me. hilt sitting apart, and Instead of
adding that she felt just absolutely
confident that I was not a thief she
looked very gloomy nnd waited for me
to say soiiivthing.
“•Clara.‘ I snid iiRtounded, ’do you
mean to say that you have the ¿light­
est suspicion tliat I stole these jew
els?*
“Mt Is the buiindeti duty of every
ouv.’ she replied, ’to consider an ac­
cused person innownt until proved
guilty.
And as your fiancee I feel
obliged to do what I can to Intiueiio
the others to glvp you every oppurtu
inly to clear yourself.’
“it was not so much the position in
which I was placed that troubled me
iin the snapping of tlie cord that«
hound me to Clnru. in u twinkling my
feelings toward tier were changed
from attraction to repulsion. And yet
what fault vollid 1 tlnd with her?
What right bad I to expect her to
believe me innocent In face of such
proof against me and before I had
brought forward any proof In my fa­
vor? She was simply acting on that
trait In tier character for whic h tiiose
persoiiM you have mentioned on that
very day were giving her credit.
“’riils cbuiige in my feelings toward
her for awhile overrode every other.
Tht*n the gravity of my position rush­
ed U| mhi tue with full force. Kilt what
con hl I do? Iguornntois I wax of how
tlie Jewelry IxtxeH got Into my closet,
I dl*ln’t see that I could do anything
but leave tlie house.
“I went to Billy, who beggcsl me to
stay, Maying flint there was Nome mys­
tery alsuit tlie matter wblc h lie hoped
would be cleared up. but I Judgc'd that
lie didn’t know what to make of the
matter, and nt last he agrrisl with me
that I might as well go On passing out.
Sue Wentworth, who. since her father’s
failure, lias bv<*n making her own liv­
ing by touching nc I ioo I. cauiv out of the
drawing rtsmi Into the hall and said;
“ *Mr Thrustoti. this Idea of your
having stolen Jewels Is absurd. There
ure a hundred suppositions that can
be made, each more likely than wlpit
appear® on the surface
Some one
stole th«» jewels, took them Into your
rootn teinpornrily and threw the boxe**
down there. That's on;»’ -
“There wa® sotnrthine hi her hy
potiieefs that bioiight isn k the man I
had seen kolim upMt.ilrs with the suit
case and It solved the problem for
me. fur it ocvurr<»d to me that I had
not seen him since But tills was noth
Illg tn me compared with the comfort
I dertv**d from Miss Wentworth's faith
tn uie
1 just put my arms alsmt her
and hugged her
“Klie. hacked by my statement as to
the man with the «lilt case, rhangist
evervthlng
All came to me nnd bee
gvd me to remain
I did no and was
treated vordlally by every our
Since
then some of the jewels have been re
C<»ver»*d III iwiMsessloii of a thief, who
Cioi’IrfBvd my tlu*or\ of their loss ’*
“Aml how iilsmt tour en ::igvnient?’
“('ll. I’m vngage«| hut not to Clara
Nhv lias ft»» mm h caution for me
I
d« ’ft think I iiv«sl it. notwitliNtaiMll.ig
the opinion of your friend* '*
♦*To whom are you engaged?*
“To Bus Wentworth *
looked over the photographs carefully, I
tical Home Calendar for 1914, and all Township 35 South, Range 4 East of
1 asked which was, regarded as the best
the issues of the paper for ths remain­ Willamette Meridian, all in JacKson
: likeness of the original and remarked:
ing
weeks of 1913, dating from the County, Oregon, and to cancel and an­
“We portrait painters see resem­
nul all other contracts, certificates of
time
the subscription is received.
sale, applications, etc , mentioned in
blances more readily than other per­
The Youth’s Companion. 141 Berke­ the complaint relating to said lands
sons. To me MfsH 'Xlwood is Very like
her mother. But I cannot tell whether ley St., Boston, Mass. New subscrip­ described therein or any part thereof,
and for ccsts and disbuigements, and
the vailed expressions of her face are tions received at this offle.
such other and further relief as may
like her mother’s, for a photograph has
to the court seem equitable in the
but one expression, and that Is apt to
»remises.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
be unlike anything ever found on the
This summons is published in pur­
By virtue of an e xecution and order of sale duly
face of the original. Unfortunately I issued out of the Circuit Court of the County of suance of an order of the Honorable
have never seen Mrs. Atwood. I will 1 Jackson, State of Oregon, upon a judgment F. M. Calkins, Judge of the above en­
undertake to paint the ixvrtrnlt from rendered and docketed in said Court on the 6th titled Court, made and entered on Ihe
the photograph you like best, enliven­ day of September. 1913. in a suit wherein A. L. 15th day of October, 1913,directing 'his
summons to be published for six con­
ing It with Miss Atwood's m^st pleas­ Vroman is plaintiff and Delia C. Clement is de­
secutive weeks in the Jacksonville
ing expressions. In other words. I will fendant, in favor of the plaintiff and against Post, a weekly newspaper-- of general
make up the portrait from both mother the said defendant. Delia C. Clement for the sum circulation printed ard published in
of One Hundred Forty-three and 93-100 Dollars
and daughter I admit that I am much
Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon.
($143.99) with interest thereon from said 26th day
Dated al Salem. Oregon, this 15th
more likely to fail than succeed, hilt if of March, 1913, at the rate of 6 per cent per an­
I succeed the result will be gratifying num and the further sum of Eleven ($11.60) day of October, 1913.
Date
of first publication Oct. 18.1913. '
to you as well as to me.”
Dollars costs. Which said execution is dated
Date of final publication Nov.29,1913
Mr. Atwood was favorably Impressed October 16th, 1913, and Wasdirected and delivered
A. M. CRAWFORD,
with tills and asked the sum that j to me as sheriff of the above named bounty and
Attorney for Plaintiff. :
i
State.
I
have
levied
upon
and
am
directed
would l>e charged for the work when
|
to
sell
by
virtue
of
such
execution
and
decree
of
finished.
Mr. Whiting replied that,
since he would be unable himself to j the Court the following described property
Summons
j to-wit:
judge of Ids work, lie would make no I
1 All of Block Five (5) of the Highland Park IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR THE
price until he learned if the father and Addition to the City of Medford, Jackson County,
COUNTY OF JACKSON,STATE OF OREGON
daughter pronounced It a success. ! Oregon, also Lot Four (4) of Block Seventy-
NELSON RAY GRAHAM PLAINTIFF.
The matter being disposed of. the art­ ' three (73), of the origiitnl townsite of Medford,
VS.
ist took the photograph "f Ids subject i Jackson County, Oregon.
QUEENIA ESTELLE GRAHAM. DEFEN­
most approved of by the others, and it ' Now therefore’by virtue of said execution and DANT. Suit in Equity for Divorce.
was arranged that Miss Af wood should • decree. I will on
To Queenia Estelle Graham, the above named
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 24th, 1913, Defendant:
give him regular sittings.
'
at
the
hour
of
9:30
o
’
clock
A
M.,
at
the
front
door
I n the N ame of the S tate of O i . egon , Y ou
Miss Atwood at any sudden an­
nouncement that surprised. Interested ! of the C ourt H ousj in Jacksonville, Jackson Coun- j arf hereby required to appear and answer the
1 ty, Oregon, sell at public auction, subject to re complaint of ibe above named plaintiff in the
or pleased tier had n way of throwing
i demption.to the highest bidder, for cash In hand.
back her head'and looking fixedly nt ail of the right, title and interest of the said de- above entitled Court, nowon file with the Clerk
of said Court, within ten days from the date of
the person making the "announcement. 1 fendiint in and to the real property above de-
service of this summons upon you. if servedfin
Tills Is n very lame description of it. 1 scribed, to satisfy the judgment contained in Jackson County. Oregron. but if served in any
but an expression is Indescribable. Mr said decree, together with all costs that have or other County in the Stkte of Oresron. then with­
Wliltlng looked for It In the father ' may accrue.
in twenty days from the date of the service of
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 17th day of this summons upon you: or if personally served
and. uot finding it. concluded there
upi n you out of the State of Oregon, then with­
were many < lmn< es in favor of its bar. : October, 1913.
W. H. SINGLER.
in six weeks after the date of such service; and
ing been inherited from the mother
Sheriff of Jackson Countp. Oregon.
if served by publication thereof, then within six
He determined to paint the portrait,
By E. W. WILSON. Deputy.
weeks from the date of the first publication; and
giving the life period of Mrs. Atwood
) you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
I
about tlie time she died uud the ex
| and answer said complaint, as hereby required,
Summons for Publicat on in Fore­ the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re­
pression referred to.
closure of Tax Lien.
Mr. Wliltlng worked a long while be­
lief demanded in said complaint, namely, a de­
fore he produced wlnit pleased him. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF cree dissolving the marriage contract existing
OREGON.
FOR
JACKSON
COUNTY.
between
vou and th? said plaintiff and for such
making drawings Innumerable before
Geo. W. Stevens, Plaintilf.
other and further relief as to the Court may seem
Miss Atwood rnre-
beginning to paint
vs,
just and proper.
ly assumed what lie was trying to
D. R. Hunt. Defendant.
Under an I by virtue <»r an order made by the
cntcll and put on the canvas, and this
To D. R. Hunt, the above named defendant. Hon. F. M. Calkins, m ide an I dated the ? 1th day
materially eiiused delay. At any rate,
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are of September. 1913. this summons is served on
the painting of the portrait seemed to hereby notified that Geo. W. Stevens, the holder the defendant by the publication thereof for six
require n very long time. Mr. Atwood, of Certificate of Del.nquency numbered 134. is- successive weeks in the Jacksonville Post, a
whose presence wits required in Amer­ s.icd on t he second day of November. 1910. by weekly newspaper printed and published at
the Tax Collector of the County of Jackson. Jacksonville. Jackson Cotinty, Strife of Oregon,
ica. became impatient.
At last a satisfactory drawing wan State of Oregon, fur the arm u it <>f Four ami and the defendant by said order is required to
imide, mill after that the work was 13-100 Dolla*s. the same being the amount then appear and answer within six ^S*oks from the
due and neii’iqi.ent for taxes for the year 1909, date of the fir.-publication hereof.
comparatively easy
More tlhie was
t igether with penalty, inteiest and costs the:« < n
Date of first publication Septembo’- 27th. 1913.
spent in smoothing and softening the upon the real property assessed to you, of which
D. v. RICHARDSON'.
lilies, but Mr. Atwood was assured till 1 you are th« owner as appears of record, situated
Attorney for Plaintiff. Ashland. Oregon.
n time could I e set for the llidshiug' in said 0«. unty and State, and particularly
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He was not permitted to see the pic­ bounded ami described as follows, to-wit: 3314
acres
in
north-west
quarter
of
north-east
quarter
Summons
tor I'ublicaticn.
ture while It was being piilnteif. and
it was not till It was framed and set of Section 7 in Towiuhip 36 south of Range 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
up in a proper light that lie was ad­ east of the Willamette Meridian, in Jackson
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
County. Oregon.
mitted to the studio, where It rested
George Gilman Plaintiff.
You are iuither notified that said
w
on an easel.
Whiting and Miss At­ Stevens has paid taxes on said premises for
vs.
wood both watched for the expression prior or subsequent years with the rate oi in-
Abigail Ball wi low of David Pall, decease’.
on Ills fave when he should see It. terest on sain amounts as follows.
Frank Pall Addison Ball and Martha Ball, his
Date
Tax Receipt
knowing that suciess or failure would Yeai ’»
Rate of wife. Orphian Hans, sometimes called Ortha Ann
Tax
Paid
Nu.
Amount
;
Interest
Hass and sometimes called Ortha Hays, the
be expressed there
The result^ was
1910 N«,v. 1. 1911
168
S3 57 15 per ct. above named defendants, except Martha Pall,
success beyond their exp<“etntloiiH. Tlie '(1911
Oct. 14. 191.!
6010
$4.28 15 per ct. 1 being referred to in the Matter of the Estate of
widower's face lighted up with an ex­
1912 Oct. 16. 1913
13559
S4 54 15 per ct. i David Ball deceased, probated in th«* County
pression never seen there since Ids I Said D. R. Hunt as the owner of the legal I Court of Jackson County. Oregon, as the heirs of
wife's dentil, and he luvoliiiitnrlly put title of the above described property a-t the s iid deceased, and all unknown heirs of said de-
out his arms as If to clasp her. a living same appears of record, and each of the other < eased and of said defendants and each of them;
per-» n-4 above named are hereby notified that 1 Wm M. Floyd and
being.
Floyd, his wife, Seth C.
After feasting Ills eyes on the picture Geo. W. Sit vens will apply to the Circuit Court G arg® an«l Margarett W. George, his wife.
Holloway. his wife;
he drew ii cheek book from Ids pis ket of the County and State aforesaid for a decree Charles Holloway and
mid asked tin- artist what nirnmnl lie foreclosing the hen ugainst the property above nnd all other persons or parties unknown, claim­
desci ibtd, and mentioned in said certificate. And ing any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the
should till In tor the picture.
Whit
you ate hereby sun.tuoued to appear within teal estate described in the complaint herein;
ing glnmed nt Miss Atwood mid saw sixty days after the lust publication • f this sum­
and Frances -
the heir of Lorenzo Ball. <1e-
there a sign wlilcli he seemed to un
mons exclusive of the day of said first puilica- c< ased. Defendants. Suit ts> Quiet Title.
derstniul and said. ''Pardon me for a tion. and defend this action or pay the amount
To Abigail Ball, widow of David Bi.ll. deceased.
moment; I will imike out a bill." and. dur as above shown together with costs pnd ac­ Frank Ball. Addison Ball and Martha Ball, his
crued
interest
and
in
case
of
your
failure
to
do
wife. Orphian Haas, sometimes calk'd Ortha Ann
going to n desk, he sat down, wrote
something on ii bit of paper, held It so. a dierte will l»e rendered foreclosing the lien Haas and sometimes called Ortha Haj s. Frances
of
said
taxes
and
(lists
against
the
land
and
the heir of Loren:® Bill, deceased, th«
before Miss Atwood's eyes; slit-glanced
premises atiove naned.
above named defendants, except Martha Ball,
an approval, mid lie handed It to her
This summons is published by order of the being referred to in the Matter of the Estate of
It rvnd:
father
Honorable F. M Calkins. Judge of the Circuit
Mr John .Atwood
To Clarence Whiting. Dr.,
To painting portrait, one girl. Ethel Al-
wi® gotue time getting
Mr
rtf I In* i.i.tter t li rollali his
the dt-i
When he did lie looked nt his
head
du lighter sternly h nd »»aid:
berne?”
“Ethel. did you work tills
“I did. pupa.” replied the girl, draw­
ing short breath®.
“And brought me over here on pur-
|>owe to tu m you over to some one
else?”
pH I HI
"That
"But by no menus the only one.” the
lover put In
''lie'.ore your dnlighter
bail ever seen me. looking ilfion otie of
my tsirtrnlts «he remarked that I was
Just the person yon nevdtsl fertile work
I have done "
There was a Iona silence, after whfc Ii
Mr AtwiMsl said:
"Well. I II nmke It a dowry Instead
of pay for the picture."
And he transferred secnrltle« to hl*
daughter that enabled her to lua-ry
an artist.
Court of the Slate of Oregon for the County of
Jackson, and said order was n ade nnd dated
this 20th day of October. 1913. aud the date of
the first publication of this summons is the 25th
day of October. 1913.
All process and paturs in this proceeding n ay
be served upon the undersigned residing within
the State vf Oregon. ut the address hereafter
mentioned.
•
>
M. FURDIN.
Addr«., Medford, lire.
Attorney tor Plaintiff
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S Land O.Wce at Ro. -barg Oi eg >n.
October 7. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Everett® 8 Lew­
man. of Piovolt. Oregon, wjio
Julv 9. 1910.
made HomvMe&d Entry Serial No. 06413. f«»r N.•
8 W.M. Section 18 Township 38 8.. Hanse 1 West
Hilianu-tte Meridian, has filed not'C-* of inter-
t’on to make th* ee > ear proof, tv establish claim
to the land ®t»cw desci il*ed. before Herbert
Smith. United States Commhe« li ner st Grants
Fa«®. Oregon, or» the
day of N-reember. IMS.
I laimant nam« « a*« witm s«ex: Haley »'h-Ma.
ill. Or*9«*n;
Fei
nt Provoll.
Or. ■■ ’■': W iliam
llta-n Ferrie,
of Provolt,
tlreaon. Jucd Ash. o( Alsea. Orecen. John Low-
man. of i'rovolt. Oregon.
B. F. JONES.
Register. •
David Ball, deceased, probated in the County
Court of Jackson Countv. Oregon, as the heirs of
David Ball, deceased, the sai i Frances
- be-
in referred to as Frances------the heir of
Lorenao Ball, deceased.“ Wm. M Floyd and
Floyd, his wife, and to all other persons or pu­
li unknown, claiming any right, itle. estate,
lien or interest in the real estate hereinafter de­
scribed, defendants:
You and e.t. h of you are hereby required to
appear in the above entitled Court and cause ami
answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed there­
in against you on or before the last day of the
publication of this summons The date of the
first public >tion is the 2 »th‘day of S-ptember.
1913. and the last publication the 8th day of
N . ember. 1913. as provided in the order of the
alxive named i ourt for the publication of this
summons.
said order directing
that said
summons shall be published at least once a week
for six consecutive weeks, «nd designating th®
said 20th day wfeSr ptember. 19X3.
the first day
for the publication of said summo.is.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
•o appear and answer said complaint within said
time the plaintiff will apply to the alx»w entitled
court for the relief prayed for in said complaint,
towit: For a decree <xf this»court quie* ng the
title to the property hereinafter deecr.bed and
»« judging that the defendant® to whom this
summons m directed, nor either of them, have
any right titfb or interest in or to said land or
premises, or any part or parcel thereof. that “said
Notice to Creditors
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON, IN
AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Es’tate of Fanchion *M.
Love. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by an order duly
made and entered by the County Court of Jack-
son County. Oregon, the undersigned. Agnes S.
Love, has been appoints administratrix of the
estate of Fanchion M. Love, deceased, and has
duly (lualifieil as such administratrix.
All persons having claims against said <ie-
cedent or sai 1 estate pre K^reby notified and re-
quired to present the same properly verified to
the undersigned administratrix at the office of
her attorney. Charles Prim, in Jacksonville.
Jackson County. Oregon, on or before six months
from and after the date of the first publication
of thia notice.
The date of the first publication if this
tice is October 4. 1913.
AGNES S. LOVE
Admisistmtrix of the- Estate of Fanchion
Love, Deceast d.
Effective January 1st, 1913.
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