T*
A Tall Story.
Weather Report.
The long leg! reilest uinn we know is
our friend ru Bingham Palmer. He
can take steps above five feet long. In
Following is the report of U. S. Vol
sl>lti> oLu hich he is devoted to horse unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
back riding. .
Iteceffiv he came into the'office to Jacksonville, for month of ffetobtnT'
epnt awhile, and ive noticed that he Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi
tude 123 deg. 5 miri. west.
By dof . cthea hale “
lllnped.
By EDMA WOOLWORTH
FC’orti?” was asked sympathetically.
DATE MAXI MINI PRECT-. ICHAR’CTR
n
MUM
MUM TAT'N
OF DAY
’’Nope—accident.'' he answered, as
Ned
Forsythe
was
tbe
son
of
an
in
i
answers
one
who
doesn
’
t
care
to
talk
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82
plear
In these days poor gtrls fit them
«
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helves for a Ilf» of labor because they ventor who bud not the business capac ahoiit something' That aroused our 3 .........
66
4<>
ity to reap the profit on his Inventions cu^oHfty, and we couldn't help showing 4 .........
part cloudy
55
38
T
expect to bo oblige«! to support them
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33
6U
clear
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.51
.23
cloudy
■elves, and wealthy girls—at least some Perhaps it would be nearer the mark It, probably, for he sighed and con
fessed:
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44
.54
56
to
say
that
the
elder
Forsythe
had
not
of them—because they don’t relish a
45
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55
“I was ridin’ through the park Mon
87
part cloudy
.58
choice between matrimony and idleness. tbe capital to put tbe novelties he pro day, and 1 was Just Tidin' along ami 9
10 .........
64
33
clear
dined
on
the
market.
At
any
rate,
be
I belong to th» latter class. One au
11-....
38
72
rtdfn
’
along
and
not
thinkin
’
of
any
41
7’
tumn not many years ago 1, then twen died, leaving his widow and her only I
thing in particular, and my foot slip 13 .......
•loudy
T.
40
57
ty years old. thoroughly Imbued with child, Ned. In poverty, as they bad al
14 .........
part cloudy
53
37
ped oht of the stirrup.”
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30
cloudy
5Q
T.
the belief that all men were selfish and ways been.
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43
part cloudy
“Well?"
if 1 wedded the man I married would
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clear
45
68
But Ne«l understood that Just before
“Well,-the darn horse stepped on it!” 17
18 ..j...
40
70
take in« for my fortune and, having
—Cleveland Plulir Dealer.
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his
death
his
father
had
itiv4irted
an
78
42
spent it desert or ill treat me, decided
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42
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42
to go to the city and prepare myself explosive that would prove far more
22 .........
I
Dirigible
Balloons.
42
valuable
than
any
that
had
yet
been
73
for a career.
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74
44
The
dirigible
balloon
Is
by
no
means
produced,
being
especially
available
in
24 .........
44 I
71
1 belonged to several societies in my
a? modern inVenflen, as many people 25 .........
35 t
71
native town, one of which was devot gunnery. lie had offered his inven
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39
42 1
71
ed to the cans» of temperance. Our tlon to the government, had given an seenrito think. As a mutter of fact, as 27 .......
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73
long
ago
ns
1784
General
Meusnler
pro
37
exhibition
of
Its
working
and
had
re
badg« was a bit of blue ribbon tied In
29 ,<....
72
39
67
39
the butt-iahole of tbe men members ceived an order for a large supply, to posed the construction of an elongated 30 .........
.0?
31 .........
cloudy
47 I
62
balloon
which
inlght
be
propelled
be
followed
by
other
orders
at
a
price
and somewhere on the corsage of
through
the
air.
Experiments
were
that
would
make
him
rich.
Further
Temperature—mean max. 66.48;me §
the women. I was an enthusiastic
advocate of the temperance cause anil more, a company with nn established made with ft by two brothers named mir. 40:06; mean 53.27 Max. 82 on 1,
plant capable of manufacturing the Robert, who made several ascents nnd Minimum, 30, on loth. Greatest daily
always wore my colors.
Tbe day I alighted from the train on stuff hud the contract to produce fbe nttafned a speed of three miles nn hour, range, 41.
Total precipitation .90
my quest for a career a young man goods. Nothing remained but to phs> though the method of propulsion was inches, Greatest in 21 hours, .54 in.,
oiil.v
aerial
ohrs
worked
by
hand.
over
the
recipe
for
the
explosive
when
with a pleasing face nnd ns pleasing a
on 7th. Number of days with .01
smile on it stepiied up to me and, tak the inventor fell on tbe floor of his Nothing further wns attempted until
laboratory and died without speaking 1852, when Henri Glffard built dirigi inch or more precipitation, 4, clear,
ing from me it satchel 1 carried, said:
bles which, by means of a light steam 20; partly cloudy, 5; cloudy, 6.
a word.
“Here you are. Cousin Bess!”
After his father's death Ned hunted eifgipe, he propelled nt nearly seven
' ■ '
Now. my uame happened to be Eliza
beth. Had it not been so I should high and low for the formula, He miles an flour. and since then varlour
Summons.
experiments
l.aVe
been
made
which
ul-
have probably told tbe young man that first went through the Inborn tory,
he was mistaken In the person. As it searching every nook and cranny, ex tijnately ended In the wonderful tri IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY
was. I thought for a moment that some amlning every scrap of paper, bu. umph of Zeppelin.—New York Press-
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—f---------------- r
Then he looked
Bertha S. Barnum, Plaintiff.
of my numerous cousins living In the without success.
Borax In the Laundry.
VF.
city whom 1 had never seen had got through the house In which the family
The uses of, refined borax are mani Joseph Dame and Annie E. Darr.e, refen Jar ts.
wind of my coming and had concluded lived, u little frame dwelling on th«
outskirts of a city, with no better sue fold. It Is infinitely better than soda Suit in Equity to Quiet Title.
to meet me.
To Joseph Dame and Annie E. Dame his wife,
cess. There wns no other place to look, for washing purposes. It may be used the above named defendants:
“You are"— I asked.
“I’m Ned Olcott. We received your nnd Ned ami Ills mother, from a pros In the proportion of a large handful
Yoo and each of you are hereby requiredto ap
letter mentioning the blue ribbon. Ev pect of stepping from poverty Into at to ten gallons of boiling water, nnd pear in the above entitled Court and cause and
will
effect
a
great
saving
In
soap.
If
erything Is prepared • for you.
We fluence, found themselves worse ot1
there answer the complaint of the plaintiff on
you are about to wash delicate laces file therein against you within ten days from the
hav« succeeded In getting a position than they had ever been before.
for you In tbe high school. You're to
But Ned did not give the matter up or cauibrie use an extra quantity of date of the service of this summons upon you.
teach history. I believe that’s wbat He had heard Ills father tell his moth powder. The effect of borax is to sof if served within Jackson County. Oregon, or if
yon wanted. Isn't it?"
er that he was puzzled how to keep hlij ten the hardest water, and. being a neu served within any ether County of Oregon, then
We were moving with the throng secret till he had made all his cqi^ tral salt, it dims not In the slightest de within twenty days from the date of the service
of this summons upon you, or if served by pub
and by tills time had reached the sta tracts and must give It to the manu gree Injure the texture of linen or any lication or out of the state after an order of pub
other delicate material washed with It. lication then on or before the last day prescribed
tion exit. There was something so In facturer.
genuous, so kindly, as well ns dignified,
Forsythe knew that should he be — New York Globe.
in the order for the publication of the said sum
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in tbe young mau’s face and manner suddenly taken away his wife aiyl
mons, which last day is the 20th day of Decem
ber,
1913. and you will take notice that if you
that my heart went right out to him. child would be cut off from tbe benefits
The Youths Companion in 1914 fail to appear and answer said complaint plaintiff
I was «rtzed with n curiosity to know of hts Invention. He had once parted,
will apply to the Court above named for a decree
whirl he would do with me. 1 hesltat- with the secret of an invention and
in favor of plaintiff decreeing tliat she is the
ed a few aicxnviits whether I would in- thereby made another person ri<;l»i
Seven college presidents and a num owner of lots seventeen and eighteen in block
form Mtn of bln ndstake or delay. without reaping any benefit himself^ ber of college instructors, including ex- twenty-three in the City of Medford, Jackson
Mcaawlille he called a cab, and the He had then vowed that he would nev President Taft, will contribute to The' County. Orejron, and that arid defen,lants and
driver came dsshlng up to the curb.
er part with another such secret until Youth’s Companion during 1914.
each of them be forever enjoined and' debarred
"Are you sure?" I begun and stopped. the last moment. He told his wife
from asserting any claim whatsoever in or to any
Then there is Gene Stratton Porter of the said property so owned by plaintiff or any
“Quite so
Mother said I was to shortly before bls death flint he had
whose stories of Indian« woods swamps part thereof adverse to plaintiff and for such
bring you straight home. Get In.”
decided to put the recipe for the
1 yielded. After all. was not thia manufacture of his explosive Into ci have made her famous, find Kate Doug other and further relief as to the Court shall
just and equitable.
a relstlve? At any rate. I would act pher. But us to what he was to do las Wiggin, who never wrote a dull line seem
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
for awhile ss if be were. Perhaps he with the cipher or tbe key he said in her life, and Mrs. Burton Harrison, Poet, a weekly newspaper published and of gen
wre« He drove me to n modest dwell nothing.
who remembers when conversation was eral circulation in Jackson County. Oregon, by
ing standing well tmek from the street,
A month passed after the Inventor's really an art as practised in Washing order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
with very whit» curtains anil some dentil when Mrs. Forsythe received n ton and in the manor houses of Virgin above entitled Court, dated November 3rd, 1913,
well isillwlied brass nt the front door letter nddressed to her In the well ia. And this is just a beginning of the which order directs this summons to be served
upon you by publication thereof in said news
An old Indy, with a lovable face nnd known hand of l»i’ lute husband. On list.
paper once a weak for six consecutive weeks
snow wtilte hslr, bnekeil by two young the envelope was written "Via San
If you know The Companion, you from and after the date of the first publication,
girts. rec»4red me. welcoming me with Francisco, Hongkong. Aden. Naples,
have a pretty Near idea of what is in which first date of publication is the 8th day of
a klan.
New York." The letter bore the post
November. 1913. said last date of publication be-
store
for next year’s readers. If you ng the 20th day of December, 1913. And said
“Why, CouMn Bess.” exclaimed the marks of these cities and had evidently
elder girl, "how you've changed! You been around the world. The recipient do not know, ask us to send you sam order requires you and each of you to answer on
don't look nt ntl »» you did when ive tore off tile envelope, and there, on the ple copies —for instance, ’hose contain or before he last dav prescribed in the order for
played together ten years ago.’’
paper Inclosed, wns written a Jumble of ing the opening chapters of Arthur the publication of said summons and that in de
fault thereof a decree will be entered as prayed
"Etlzalictb must be tired and hungry. words. Below was written:
Stanwood Pier’s fine si rial—“His Fath for.
Helen, »tiow her to her room. Dinner
Before you receive this 1 shall have told er’s Son.” Full Announcement for
CHARLES PRIM.
you where the kAy Is to te found.
will be ready In half hour.”
1914 will be sent with the sample Cep,
Attorney for Plaintiff
1 was glad to escape, for that time
The poor woman hail received an ies.
nt least, from my equivocal position other dlsiipisilntiiient. Her husband
For the year’s subscription of $2.00 Summons for Publication in Lore-
Helen lefl me to think over what I had. nailer fear of losing his secret,
there is included The Companion Prac-
cl a ure of Tax Lien.
shontd do. I had gone so far that any deprlvetl Ills wife of that which he
course 1 mtrht pursne would result in di'slred her to possess. What was tical Home Calendar for 1914, and alt IN THE CIRC UIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
the
issues
of
the
paper
for
the
remain
niortlfl« atloti I would not tie able to then- In tli«‘s«> liieolu rent words of nay
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTV.
make these kind persons believe that vWlue without the key? The letter. ing weeks of 1913, dating from the Geo. W. Stevens. Plaintiff.
vs,
•
I lurtl Iweti drawu Into their brother's Iioiveve;'. hud a different effect upon , time the subscription is received.
mistirtie I was sure there was a nils
The Youth’s Companion, 144 Berke D, R. Hunt. Defendant.
her soli He foiveil that he would de
take, for just before gulug upstairs I cipher the recipe If he spent his ley St., Boston, M iss. New subscrip To D. R. Hunt, the above named defendant.
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are
hntl been linked bow I had left my whole Ilf«* In doing so.
tions received at this offie.
hereby notified that Geo. W. Stevens, the holder
Rte|Mnotb<«r. uuij I bad no stepmother.
Several montlis passed, anil It seem-
of Certificate of Delinquency numbered 134. is
I wile too ion fused to make mix’ll «1 that the receipt of the letter had
sued on the second day of November. 1910. by
the Tax Collector of the County of Jackson.
of n toilet I employed my time try
been for worse instead of lietter. Ned ,
State of Oregon, for the amount of Four and
lug to think of a ivuy out of my dllem
made no headway In deciphering tbe
13-100 Dollars, the same being the amount then
ma Not finding uuy way to suit mo. I word puzzle. Having Ids father's fear
due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1909.
resolv«>d to uwnlt u favorable opportu
of giving unity the secret, lie would |
together with penalty, interest and costs thereon
nity to iixtl e It appi-nr that I bad been not Intrust any one else with it und i
upon the real property assessed »o you. of which
tnkini tip by relatives that I had never spent so much of Ids time on It that be
you are the owner as appears of record, situated
seen hhi'ii the Milf hour had passed was useless nt anything else, lie and
in said County and State, and particularly
I winit <1ov riHtiifrs mid there III trill
bounded and described as follows to-wit: 33’4
his mother were near the point of
December
8
to
13,
1913
acres in north-prest quarter of north-east quarter
ellng dress sV-’.id rhe real Hess, the starvation when a brother of th«* Into
This will be a notable event in the of Section 7 in Township 36 south of
mother. I1ie non and the two (laughters Inventor was suiumoned nnd naked for
east of the Willamette Meridian, in
reuarfilng hit as if not knowing what the wherewithal to purchase something ' educational hiatory of Oregon.
Farmers’ Co-operation will be the County. Oregon.
to make «if her As I entered the room to ent
You are further notified that snld Geo.
they looked at me. equally ihimfoiind
II«« was told nlHiiit the Invention nnd | leading topic of a stimulatieg series ot Stevens has paid taxes on said prem'ses
e<l 1 saw that the denouement had the cipher r«*cipe
Having asked tn lectures. Thu week will be crowded l rior or subsequent years with the rate of
come I n Hi' id tti.il mi double wore sei» tin* bitter. It wns shown to him with discussions, and demonstrations in terest on said amounts as follows.
I As soon ns ho loo!,«*d at it Ids eyes everything that makes for the welfari Y» ar’s Date Tax Re.?cipt
a bine rlliti'»».
Rate of
Nu.
Amount Interest
Tax
Paid
"Wldeh of ) <>u U Kllxubcth?** ub I uh I lighted with Interest.
of the farmer and home maker.
1910 Nov. 1. 1911
168
63 57 15 per ct.
til» hm M ii «'.
"Your father." lie said to Ned.
1911 Oct. 14. 1912
6010
Si 28 15 per ct.
“Mtr.a ln«h wIiatY" I asked.
during tin* war for the L'nlon a mem WINTER SHORTCOURSE 1912 Oct. 16. 1913 13559
Si 54 15 per ct
Si
U
ut
ou,
of
«
olirne.'
"KHaytnali
her of the staff of a general officer
Said D. R. Hunt as the owner of the leiral
January' 5 to 30, 19U
"I am l.dvabeth A'lllot." I said.
This you know ns well ns I. but you
The College has spared no effort to title of the above described property as the
"And I am E'lniboth Htniiton,” Ha hl may not know what your fattier told
.me aopeare of record, and each of the other
make this the most complete short persona above named are hereby notified that
the rwweotuv«'
in«* that iv!'«»n telegrams were sent by
A very wide Geo. W. Stevens will apply to the Circuit Court
For a mou’viH I affected to be milch his commander It wns his duty to put course in its history.
pugzled. ttien said "I had my doubts them Into cipher nnd when they were range of courses will be offered in of the County and State aforesaid for a decree
'oreckadnsr the lien against the property above
nlwmt the gmtlrnian lieln? mv roes Vo rolvo-l to decipher them
He kept General Agriculture, Horticulture, Ani i.-o-ribed. and mentions»! in said certificate And
111. Imt I hare ml it • in iti
a I
dlspntibes for awhile mal Husbandry, Dairying. Poultry you are hereby summoned to appear within
•■««’ -how.nl them to me Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domestic sty days after the first publication . f this sum
have
*
• -i ,”1
"* ■ **d h • if . t o II
t i ' iv r
e on which they were Science and Art, Commerce, Forestri mers exclusive of the day of said first publics-
might • n* ’
• t •••► e c
arrlinl I b.i rr mi r to be leie a in. • blillL I think hi- his used that prln anil Music.
Numerous lectures ami ' ion. end defend this action or pay the amount
take
ItV'si null-"
clple In this ease The recipe has. I discussions on FARMERS’ CO-OPER due as above shown together with cost« and Be
•’Yow lo.<k away m\ escort." said the beHei e been w-atten In n certain num ATION, at home anil abioad, will be . er lol interest and in case of your failure to do
other Cousin Beas, smtlllig. ’.Hid I have ber of columns, down one. up nn<>tber leading feature. Make this .« pleasant so. a decree will be rendered foreclosing the
of said taxes and costs against ti.e land
been olxltgi-d to ilnd in) i« >y here proceeding till every column 1« filial
ami profitable w inter outing. Nu tuition pr, mines above named.
alone. I soe you mu . ii tbe blue ill.bou Here nre die k word« having no menu
This summons is published by order of
Ing. thrown In i|i>i:bth*ss to make the Accommodation« reasonable. Rmloced Honorable F M. Calkins Judas of the Circuit
agreed llpoll ”
rates on all railroads. For further in Court of the State of Oreiron for the County of
“Tbut la a Ms lety de oration.’• I tn mutter more complli-nted ”
Jackson, and said order was n.ade nnd dated
Sitting down Ned's uuele wrote out formation address
for4il«*d her
this 3tHh day of October. 1913. and the date of
H. M TENNANT, Registrar,
"Young Indie«." siild the mother, n message In columns nnd gave Ned
Corvallis, Oregon. the first publication of this summons is the 23th
“dlnuei la u .iMilig t unic and partake the plan What had been a Jumble of
day of October. 1913.
word« became a perfectlj coherent
of tt. tmth of you."
Farmers' Rusim ss Courses by Cor
All process and papers In this proceeding may
That nna not the last dinner I took m««ssnge Nisi gratified the Idea, and respondence without tuitibn.
be served upon the undersigned residing within
In that bonne l»y nni inrun«. I ndi'ed. this two went to work to d<
the State of Oregon, at the address hereafter
mentioned.
I now rr» there frei ivrntly las mise the recipe.
M. PURDIN
They failed at the finn
n’d Indi la in« n»o| |«<*r In la a and her
If you want to buy, or sell anything, Addrvea MedfenL Or«,
Attorney fur Plaintiff
III law . The real work'll on nnd nt ln«t priai
diuiiriitera m.i «drier»
'
advertise in the Post
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The r
liens la iilan un friend She tine fol telllglble ro i ' a ?
lowed tile .ii’i-or of a I, •u ber and I Hgnlli taken •I with fin* i
majrap
îl* H s’I,a 20J
FOR SALE at a Ha'gain--House and
wiim turne.1 rni i mi liilentlou. to be er. the recipe pl. dll I'll, nnd Ned and
lot on Oregon street, near City Hail.
pi.w u^joq ) *31(03 «
tits mother me now rich
come s ivlie .«nd luulber.
Must be sold soon
Call on Rogue
Oq U«0 1. )tiq ‘'WV'Miip 8tl(M^UV|
1 River Realty '3o.
* us^o pas noUM SA«j»[e st ¿laïujï-cl
Adv.
My Career
AN INVENTION
LOST-
OREGON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
FARMERS' WEEK
IF
1
you are
i
in need of\ j
Good Printing
(hange in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
^Effective November ß,1913.
'
ur
j ' Ri,
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
14 Portland Passenger.........8:27 A.M.
24 Granfa Pass Motor....... ,10:224A-M.
32 Grants Pass Motor........... 4:27 P. M
16 Oregon Express....... ;.;.5:20 P.M.
12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:44A.M
Extra fare train. «
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
O«
Ashland Motor.............. -.8:85 A.'M.
California Express .....10ïS2 À.BÌ,
Ashland Motor.............. ‘..2:24 P.M
San Francisco Express...4:00 P.M.
Shasta LimitedfMail only) 5:22 A.M.
Extia fare train.
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