Jacksonville post., November 22, 1913, Image 4

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OUR WORLD AS A MOON
Doublesome Cucumbers.
pear in the above entitled Court and eaua* and
I
A vaudeville contortionist was "llrn there answer the complaint of the plaintiff on
Fin» Display a Full Earth Would Giv» i bering up” in tils dressing room, when file therein axainst you within ten days from the
a- — -
-to th« S«l«mtsa.^^-“ xr- I a hiunilry’tnab, Who happened to open I date of the service of thia summons upon you.
if served with)Q Jackson County. Oregon, or if
Were we ransported to the planet I the dvor by ¿mistake, stepped ¿reross .e-ved within any other County of Oregon, then
*
Venus a peculiar set of vfekvs could j the threshold: anfl stood spellbound [ within twenty days from the date of the service
be obtained of our earth, enabling tw | watching the performer, who was ap of this summons upon you. or if served by pub-
Io see ourselves, to some exteat Mt parently tied in a knot on top of his 1 lication or out of the state after an order of pub­
lication then on or before the last day prescribed
•east, as otberk ade us. Venus is about think.
NaUving .the look of consternation on in the order for the publication of the said sum­
jtile same stve as the earxti, is some­
mons,
which last »lay is the 2'>th day of Decem­
what closer to the sun and has mure thii fjQv <4 the igyhtentional intruder
ber. 1913, and you will take notice that if you
,w lu.fi - lb* lqt,e atmosphere than the earth
DurUig
M’beu and resolving to have some fun at his fail to appear and answer said complaint plaintiff
R^ssfjn revvhil
uhitlo'rf was brewing »Sodi* ’ kthe earth uud Venus are nearest to­ expense, the contortionist assumed a
will apply to the Court above named for a decree
Katrosicb, a ytttiiig wife of tWeJity, gether they. are. of course, on the same look of deepest agony and groaned in favor of plaintiff decreeing that she is the
wealflx_
lived in,' gtll,|’£tq;;sburK at lier ho(ue side of the sun. and in -consequence of
owner of lots seventeen and eighteen in block
"Bjr ’¿ravy’ that’s the last time I’ll twenty three in the City of Medford. Jackson
with her husband. They were both this the eurth does not see more than
ever! eat cucumbers for supper!”— County. Oregon, and that said defendants and
member® of a secret propaganda em­ a very small part of Venus illuminat­
Judge. ,
each of them be forever enjoined and debarred
bracing many persons whose object ed, but Venus, on tbe other hand, sees
from asserting any claim whatsoever in or to any
it win to scatter printed mutter In­ all of one side of ttie earth illuminat­
of the said property so owned by plaintiff or any
Misundxrntood.
ed
and
Is
therefore.able
ta
claim
she
tended to awaken the people to their
The baby was slow about talking part thereof adverse to plaintiff and for such
wrongs and. incite them to rebellion. has something that takes the glace of and hli'iuint was deploring that fact. other and further relief as to the Court shall
»
moon,
for
the"eartli
to
Venus
at
this
seem just and equitable.
There were a number of depositories
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
time looks very la nt* and bright, al- Four-year-old Elizabeth listened anxi­
for tills literature, and the home of
ously.
Past, a weekly newspaper published and of gen­
most
as
much
so
ns
our
moou
does
tbjn Katrovlchs was one of them.
"Oh. mother.” she ventured at length, eral circulation in Jackson County. Oreg-on, by
The police learned of the where­ to us.
If we could see all the Illuminated "do .you think he’|l grow up Eng­ order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Jud pre of the
abouts of one of these depositories
above entitled Court, dated November Bid, 1913,
surface of Venus on these occasioni- lish?; We couldn’t any of us under­ which order directs this summons to be served
and. as was their custom, instead of
stand
him
if
he
turned
out
to
be
upon you by publication thereof in said news­
raiding it at once, set a spy upon It we should have quite a distinct sec- French.”— Lippincott's.
paper once a week for six consecutive weeks
with a view to learning what persons end moon, When we do see all of her
from and after the date of the first publication,
went there, assuming that all visitors illuminated surface she Is on the op-
Thoater Audiences.
which first date of publication is the 8th day of
were members of the propaganda. One posite side of the suu from us and
The tricks of theater audiences have November. 1913, said last date of publication be­
consequently at an enormous distance,
morning Mme. Katrovich went to
been remarkably similar in all ages. ing the 20th day of DecemLer, 1913. And said
this depository that the pollco were yet she.is so brilliant as to prevent us Alcipbron, who Wrote of the later At­ order requires you and each of you to answer on
from
seeing
her
surface
distinctly.
watching to take some revolutionary
or before the last day prescribed in the order for
IiqJ to qur own moon we appear In tic comedy, shows that the claque was the publication of said summons and that in de­
literature there. The place was a sin­
known then and also "young men of
the
best
light
gs
a
moon,.
.A'
full
earth
fault thereof a decree will be entered as prayed
gle room on the third floor of a building
the town” who took a malicious de­
occupied for various purposes. Hav­ as seen from the moon, according to light In hissing a play off the stage for.
Todd and other astronomers, is a very
CHARLES PRIM,
ing finished her visit, Sonia opened the
Theophrastus, who died in 288 B. C.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
door suddenly and Just in time to S4*e* . cinepirlng sight. It can at once be sketches among his “Characters” the
' fieei) iVb# this is necessarily true. The
a man dart up the stairs leading to
man
of
superior
taste,
whose
pride
It
earth is t^verul times larger than the
the next story above. She did not see
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
moon und Vollid appear in the heav­ was to hiss when everybody else ap­
bls face nor his dptlies sufficiently to ens as a djek about fourteen times the plauded and to clap when the rest
By virtue of an (xecution and order of sale duly
mark 1dm, but she knew Instinctively
size of the $noon. it would probably were, silent, and the annoying person issued out of the Circuit Court of the County of
what hail happened. The depository
sldne with a variable light, due to tbe who ¡would hum or whistle an accom- Jackson. State of Oregon, upon a judgment
had been discovered by the police and-
shifting .clouds of tbe earth, tbougn panlipent to every tune that pleased rendered and docketed in said Court on the 6th
she would be shadowed to her- home,
day of September. 1913. in a suit wherein A. L.
the> .light is. of course, reflected fl-on, him. And Aristotle himself refers to Vroman is plaintiff and Delia C. Clement is de­
Retaining her presence of mind, she
the ■sun. and tbe reflection Is due In spectators who brought out provision» fendant. in favor of the plaintiff and against
continued on her way, knocking nt dif­
part’ to tbe upper surfaces of tbe »luring the dull parts of the perform­ the said defendant. Doha C. Clement for the sum
ferent doors as though looking fer
ance.'
clouds.
of One Hundred Forty-three and 99-100 Dollars
some one. Receiving a negative an-
($143.99) with interest thereon from said 26th day
ilie outlines of tbe continents of the
A Left Handed One.
ewer to her question, she passed lown
of March. 1913. at the rate of 6 per cent per an­
earth appear very clearly to the moon
He—A handsome woman smiled nt num and the further sum of Eleven ($11.00)
and out of the building.
as if they were formed in papier me yesterday. She—Well. It Is possi
Either she must outwit the spy or
mache on a globe. Cities of compar­ ble for even a handsome woman to Dollars costs. Which said execution is dated
both she mid her husband must spend
October 16th. 1913, and was directed and delivered
atively large size could be made out have a sense of the ridiculous.-Scran to me as sheriff of the above named County and
the rest of their Ilves in Siberia. She
with ease In case observers were there ton.Tribune Republican.
State. I have levied upon and am directed
must not go home, mid stye must con­
to make them out. The intensity of i
to sell by virtue of such execution and judgment
trive to make her husband aware of
the reflected earth light would be as
what had happened. To gain time sh«
A beaurlfin eye makes silence elo of the Court the following described proper­
ty to-wit:
much as fourteen moons and would
quenf; a kind eye makes contnidicfloc
visited certain shops. 'Die first shop
All of Block Five (5) of the Highland Park
enable tbe Selenites. If such there
an assent: nil enraged eye makes beau
she entered u man followed her inside
Addition to the City of Medford. Jackson County,
were, to read or work in comparative
b deformed. Addison.
and looked over articles with the pre­
Oregon,
also Lot Four (4) of Block Seventy-
daylight.—Harper's Weekly.
tense of buying. Sonia suspected him,
three (73), of the original townsite of Medford,
Jackson Count*, Oregon,
but was not sure that he was her shall­
DEWEY SAW THE POINT
Now therefore" by virtue of said execution and
The Youths Companion in
ower till he followed her into another
decree. I will on
store.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 24th, 19’3,
After Sonin hud visited several stores ne Paid Up After Hie Dog Had Been
Seven college presidents and a num
Kicked Around.
at the hour of 9:30 o’clock A.M.. at the front doot
she felt at liberty to enter one kept by
Admiral Dewey bad an English bull her of college instructors, including ex of the Court House in Jacksonville. Jackson Conn
one I’etrof, a member of the propa­
ty, Oregon, sell at public auction, subject to re
ganda. without necessarily betraying dog of which lie was very proud Si. President Taft, will contribute to The demption.to the highest bidder, for cash In hand
him. Calling on him for some gloves, marked was Ids affection for the dog Youth’s Companion during 1914.
all of the right, title and interest of the said de­
Then there is Gene Stratton Porter fendant in and to the real property above de­
she while trying them on informed that an atmosphere of "love me. love
him of the situation that lie might at my dog" had sprung up ground the ad­ whose stories of Indiana woods swamps scribed. to satisfy the judgment contained in
owe get word of the danger to her miral nnd ttie canine. It is further re have made her famous, and Kate Doug said decree, together with all costs that have o>
husband mid lie might remove the lit- ; ported tIm» the animal came near cans las Wiggin, who never wrote a dull line may accrue.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 17th day of
lug trouble between the head of the
era ture.
in her life, and Mrs. Burton Harrison, October. 1913.
When she left the store the man who j uavy and the late “Fighting
W. H. SINGLER.
who remembers when conversation was
arts.
watched her approached her.
Sheriff of Jackson Countp. Oregon
Admiral Dewey while on a tour of really an art as practised in Washing­
••(Conduct me to your home,", he salA
By E. W. WILSON. Deputy.
“Wliut means this?" she asked, sf- j Inspection when he was in command ton and in the manor houses of Virgin­
ia.
And
this
is
just
a
beginning
of
the
of
the
Pacific
squadron
took
the
dog
fei’tllig surprise.
After awhile he admitted the truth, along with him. He lost sight of Ills list.
Summons for Publication in Fore­
and she told him that she had gone to pet on Evans’ ship, but In u few tuiii
If you know The Companion, you
closure of Tax Lien.
tile building for the purpose of flailing ute.s saw him burled skyward from tbe have a pretty "lear idea of what is in
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIF. STATE OI-
■ former servant of hers, but hud been companionway as If flint from a ciitu store for next year’s readers. If you
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
putt. With blood iu liN eye Admiral
mlslnfortnwl as to the address.
do not know, ask us to send you sam­
Geo. W. Stevens. Pluintiff.
Dewey
rushed
over
to
see
the
reason
“J have no objection to taking you to
vs,
ple copies —for instance, »hose contain­
my home." she said, "and I will easily for the sudden usi-ent. surmising cor
D. R. Hunt. Defendant.
ing
the
opening
chapters
of
Arthur
prove to you that I am loyal to the rectly that some one find kicked the
To D. R. Hunt, the above named defendant.
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You arc
government. But I warn you that I dog He saw "Fighting Bob" ut th- Stanwood Pier’s fine serial—“His Fath
er’s Son.” Full Announcement for hereby notified that Geo. W. Stevens, the holder
have some very good friends who are foot of the steps.
"Sir." roared the admiral, "what do 1914 will be sent with the sample cop­ of Certificate of Delinquency numbered 134. is­
Influential with the government, and I
sued on the aecond day of November, 1910. by
you mean li.v kicking my dog?"
ies.
will not bo put to any Inconvenience."
At tills the man assumed a more re- | "Sir,” roared Evans In .-( turn. "I'd
For the year’s subscription of $2.00 the Tax Collector of the County of Jackson
State of Oregon, for the amount of Four an
spectful manner and lifted his hat po­ have kicked that dog If be had been there is included The Companion Prac­ 11*100 Dollars, the same being the amount thei
the property of the president of the tical Home Calendar for 1914, and all due and deli*nuent for taxes f >r the year 190“.
litely.
"I mn looking for a certain kind of United States! He chewed the legs off the issues of the paper for the remain­ together v ith penalty, interest and costs thereof
goods." ccntinued Sonin, “that I need two pairs of fifteen dollar trousers and ing’ weeks of 1913, dating from the upon the real property assessed ro you. of which
you are the owner as appears of record, situated
and shnll lie obliged to visit one or two destroyed tin edition de luxe of the
time the subscription is received.
in said County and State, and particularly
stores, then 1 will take you home with navy regulations"
The
Youth
’
s
Companion,
144
Berke
­
bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: 331»
pleasure."
Dewey saw tile point mid paid for
i
acres
in north-weat quarter of north-east quarter
Sonin, being of the better class, wm new uniform trousers.-New York ley St., Boston, Mass. New subscrip­ of Section 7 in Township 36 south of Range I
tions received at this offie.
•uabled to assume an importance that World.
east of the Willamette Meridian, in Jacksun
affected tile otllelnl. She went Into
County, Oregon.
P.
w.’i’ -ocing London Names.
several more shops and kept clerks
You are further notified that said Geo.
It
Is
by
bis
pronunciation
,f
the
place
Weather
Report.
Stevens has ¡mid taxes on said premises
hunting for the goods she wished. At
mimes
of
London
that
a
stranger
may
prior or subsequent years with the rate of
last she feigned to find exactly what
lie deteeted
If he says Hol-born 111
tereat on said amounts as follows.
she wanted mid on paying for it gave
Following is the report of U. S. Vol ! Year’s
Rate of
Date
Tix Receipt
the uddress of her home, to which It stead of "Hoborn." .Mary-le bone with
No.
Amoun t Int« rest
Paid
Tax
was to lie sent. The police official the full pronunciation of each syllable unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; 1910 Nov. 1. 1911
168
$1.57 15 per ct.
Doted the locmion, pricking up his ears or Southwark instead of "Suthnrk." Jacksonville, for month of October,
1911
6- HO
«4.28 15 per ct.
14. 191 »
we know nt nine that he is not of the Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi- 1912 Oct.
ns she gave it.
1!55)
$4 51 15 per ct.
OcL 16. 1913
Said D. R. Hu it a« the owner of the legal
It would not suit Sonia’s game to keep town. And there Is a pronunciation tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
the man too long. She must take Home that is peculiar to cabmen mid hits DATE MAXI- MINI- PREC’I’ CHAR t TR ' title of the a>»ove described pr >perty as the
same aop'-ars of record, and each of the other
MUM
MUM
TAIN
risk. It was neurly two hours after conductors, such as West-minister for
OF DAY
persons above named are hereby notified that
alie hud left the invnagv with 1‘etrof I Westminster, lllgli park for H.vde park 1 .
41
82
clear 1 Geo. W. Stevens will apply to the Circuit Court
81
t!...t she told her captor that she was mid. most peculiar of nil. which the
46
of the County and State aforesaid for a ecree
40
tit)
ready to go to her home, mid she lisi laxt driver lias inherited from the old 4 3 .
83
55
T
part cloudy foreclosing the lien against the property above
hmis,mi
cabman,
the
custom
of
calling
there
hi
H
lierfectly
straight
5
.
3
’
.
him
60
clear dcscrilk d. and mentioned in said certificate. And
37
51
.23
cloudy 1 you are hereby nummontd to appear within
course, But it was nil she could do to the well known piazzas In Covent Gar­ 6 7 . ....
56
41
.54
den
the
"peea.'ches."
And
tills
reminds
b'nr up under ilio suspense, if her
M
45
sixty days after the first publication f this sum­
56
.11
58
37
part cloudy mons exclusive of the day of said first publica­
bnshmnl had uot received her mes us that the garden, ns salesmen mid 10 » ■ .
33
64
clear 1
in
tors
call
It.
is
Invariably
styled
by
tion. end defend this action or pay the amount
»• go there was Hint In store for them
38
11 .
72
41
12 .
71
due as above shown together with costs a id ac­
far wills« than death. As she went up Uie market porters "Common Garden." 13
40
.
....
57
T.
cloudy
1
crued interest and in ca*e of your failure to do
the steps of her house she almost ■ London Standard.
14 .
37
5¿
part cioudy i so. a decree will be rendered foreclosing the
6'1
30
16
T.
cloudy
fi luted, lint with mi effort she opened
43
16
59
part cloudy | of said taxes and costs against the land
Postal Kates In 1330.
the front door. No one wns to be
68
45
cle ir | premises above named.
According to a table of the post of 17
18 .
40
70
r
seen. She opened a door lending into
1 Thia summons is published by order of the
42
78
flees in the United States ns they were 19 .
another room where her husband silt
.
76
Honorable F. M. Calkins. Judge of the Circuit
42
Oct 1. 1830. the whole number of of 20
21 .
71
42
at a desk writing.
Court of the State of Oregon for the County of
42
tiios In the United States was 8.510. 22 .
73
Jackson, and said order was made nnd dated
"Well, dear " tie said with nit looking
74
44
rates of postage established by 23
71
this 20th day of October. 1913, and the date of
44
lip from Ills work. " op h ive been gone The
25 .
71
35
the first publication of this summons is the 2,'th
quite nw':i'
I'licn ri - c- his ens ¿•Oligress in r . were: On ii single let 26
69
39
ter mibpiiseil ut one piece of paper for 27 .
day of October. 1913.
11
42
and s 'elug Ills wife’s ittendant. lie
28
73
87
All process and papers in this proceeding may
appeurisl sii'.prisisl. Sc.nlit kin w th it liny dlstaiue not exceeding thirty 1
72
39
la* served upon the undersigned residing within
67
39
.02
h id lie not lieeii wm ned he would bnv» miles. 0 cents; over thirty miles and <0 .
not exceeding eighty miles, 10 cents; 31 .
62
47
cloudy the State of Oregon, at the address hereafter
doubtless turned pule.
mentioned.
over
eighty
miles
nnd
not
exceeding
de
Temperatura
—
mean
max.
ttt>.48;me§
“Yes," »tie sold. "I have been
M. PURDIN.
150.
12H
cents;
over
150
miles
and
not
lityed In finding the goods 1 neisi for
mir. 40:06; mean 63.27 Max. 82 on 1, Address Medfo-d. Or«.
Attorney for PlsintilT
exceeding
4<X),
18%
cents,
over
400
my gown."
Minimum, 30, on 15th. Greatest daily
She then exptnlncd her having an miles, 25 cents; n letter composed of range, 41.
Total precipitation
two
pieces
was
charged
double
these
ntti'ildan» who neislisi to lw satisfied
rates; of three pieces triple and four inches, Greatest in 24 hours, .51
that they were loyal to the cznr.
Number of davs with
For on “th.
"That Is i ery easy." said her hus pieces quadruple these rates
for inch or more precipitation, 4. clear
newspapers
the
rate
was
1
cent
band. "1 uni nt this moment writing a
paper on the nwessftv of the Russian 100 miles and It, cent» for over l(M) .0; partly cloudy, 5; cloudy
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peqile remaining loyal to the govern mile*.
Laiy Man.
nielit."
Summons.
r»?AOÜ-MAKA
"Toodles Is the Inziest man I know
He liiinde.l the nn! Inlshisl paper to
IN TIIF I’lKCl IT COURT OF THE STAT ’.
aa^rar
He
ha*
nn
invention
fixed
so
that by
the fli lui and fiiiili' Idin senreli the
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUN : Y
limi» fr .in v hl. fi i ' er ' ’ In# Incrini merely pulling a wire In lied he can
BerthaS. Rarnum. Plaintiff.
light the Illi- But that don't seem to
lint
lei.l lieen r. molisi
1' '
vs.
n.’’1 1 1 the gime I wen played timt improve matters any."
Jtw-rph Dan e antlArrivE Dam«*. I-efintlant«,
"Why not?"
Ill- h i»r wiyi M ttìnfìr 1 iiiid went
W ■ if N u
"He's too laiy to pull the wire.” -St Suit in Equity to Quiet Title.
• v ny v.itleiut taking uuy further ae-
PATSt'.T LAWYERS,
To Joaeph Dame ami Annie E. Dame hh wife,
Louis Bost Dispatch.
pon
303 Seven’.h St., Washington. 0. C
the above named defendant»:
Shadowed
JÓ
Summons.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.'
State (it Oregon, Pontiff."*
vs.' .
F. A. Hyde and A. S. Baldwin, de-
1 fendants.
14
To F. A. Hyde and A. 8. Baldwin, 24
ahove named defendants.
I n the N ametof T he S tate of 'O re - 32
GON, you and each of you are hereby 16
required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the 12
above entitled suit on or before the
29th day of November, A. D. 191S,
and if you or either of you fail to bo
appear and answer, for want thereof 23
the plaintiff will apply to the court for 13
the relief prayed for in the complaint,
a succinct statement of which is as 31
follows: a decree cancelling and an­ 15
nulling certa’n deeds of the State of
Oregon to A. S. Baldwin of date May 11
19th, 1899; a certain deed of the State
of Oregon to F. A. Hyde dated July
10th, 1899; certain deeds of A. S. Bald;
win ar.d Emma C., his wife to F. A.
Hyde dated June Ztn, lbyr, and cer­
tain deeds of F. A. Hyde and Eileen j
T., his wife to United States of Amer- j
ica dated Jude 14th, 1899, June 22nd,
1899 and July 26th, 1899, each pretend- '
mg to convey certain lands situate in
Township 31 South, Range 2 East, "j
Township 32 South. Range 4 East, and :
Township 35 South, Range 4 East of j
Willamette Meridian, all in JacKson
County, Oregon, and to cancel and an- j
nul all other contracts, certificates of
sale, applications, etc , mentioned in
the complaint relating to said lands'
described therein or any part thereof,
and for costs and disbuisemqnts, and'
such other and further relief as may
to the cot-rt seem equitable in the
premises.
This summons is published in pur^
suance of an order of the Honorable:
F. Al. Calkins, Judge of the above T-tP
titled Court, made and entered on the
’5th day of October, 1913,directing »his
summons to be published for six con­
secutive weeks in the Jacksonville
Post, a weekly newspaper of general
circulation printed and published in
Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon;
Dated al Salem, Oregon, this 15th
day of October, 1913.
Date of first publication Oct. 18,1913.
Date of final publication Nov.29,1913.
A. M. CRAWFORD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
I
¡Effective November 13, 1913.
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sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Jacksonvil/e, Ore
Charles F. Dunford
DRAY AGE
Express, Freight, General Delivery. Teaming to
all Parts of the Country.
Nothing too Heavy or
too Light. Agents for Colestin Mineral Water.
.JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
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Jacksonville
Meat Market
JOHN DUNNINGTON. Prop
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Hl Kinds of Fresh an i Cure! Meats
Poultry, Cimice lard, Etc.
JACKSONVILLE,
ORE GOA
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Fred J. Fick’s
1914
You and each of you are hereby required to ap
(hange in Southern Pacific Time
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