Jacksonville post., April 11, 1914, Image 2

: JACKSONVILLE POST
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oreion
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor
Ent red as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
iigenuous
C fiticism
By F. A MITCHEL
Jimson. an author, having done more
scribbling than was good for bls
SUBSCRIPTION: One yea: by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on health, was ordered by his doctor to
application.
go into the country. He chose a small
town called Hollywood because there
was a library there, and if he was for­
COURT HOUSE NEWS and appraisement filed.
bidden to w rite he could at least read,
In the matter of the estate of Thom­
which was not what his doctor Intend­
as Merrick, deceased. Order of final ed at all. He wished his patient to be
Items of Intereat to Jackson Coun’y discharge.
out of doors—walklug. driving, boating,
Tax Payors
Application of H. A. Creighton, of and the like.
Jimson went Into the library as soon
Ashland, for widow’s pension. Order
MARRIAGE LICENSES
as he reached Hollywood. It was a
-
A ¡'¿lìI !
awarding same.
small afl’ulr. and he had read most of
CIRCUIT COURT
the books it contained, but there was
S. T. Howard vs German American
that in the atmosphere of the place
Notice
of
Sheriff
’
s
Sale
Inr irance Co. Order extending time
which attracted him. and lie would
G. C. Garrett and Frances M. Gar­ rather read a book he didn't like thau
in which tofile exceptions and motion
rett, husband and wife, Plaintiffs.
none nt all. He hud finished writing
for new trial.
vs.
a novel before leaving home and had
C. D. Whitney, et al vs J. II. Bissell
Sarah J. Erdman, Defendant.. Suit brought a copy with him. which be
et a). Decree for plaintiff in sum of to foreclose a Mortgage.
deposited In the library.
Notice is hereby given that under
$7500.
One day while he was sitting at a
and by virtue of ar. order of sale and
Franklin E. Martin vs Tehama coun­ decree of foreclosure and an execution table Intended for those who wished
ty, Cal. Default order. Decree quiet­ thereof issued out of the Circuit Court to read in the library with a book be­
of the State of Oregon, in and for the fore him the silence of the place was
ing title to certain lands.
n e have the Goods; Get our prices
County of Jackson, in a certain cause broken by the entrance of a woman.
Mabe) R. Taylor vs E. A. Heftier, et therein, wherein, G. C. Garrett,
She had a quick step and a piquant
■al. Order overi Bling demurrer.
let us have pour order
and Frances M. Garrett, husband and look about her. Going to the shelves
John A. Perl vs Rudolph Scholz. Or­ wife, are plaintiffs and Sarrh J. Erd­ containing fiction, she cast her eye
man is defendant, which said execu­ rapidly over the books and at once
der sustaining demurrer.
tion is of date April 9th, 1914, and was
pounced upon .Unison's novel. Evi­
Thomas Randles vs B. O. McGee, et issued by virtue of a decree of said
dently she had exhausted the shelves
al.
Order for publication of sum­ Court in said cause, which said decree and recognized a new hook the mo-
was duly rendered and docketed in
mons.
favor of the said plaintiffs and against meat she saw it. Iking iu a hurry to
The 401 Orchard & Land Co. vs Anna the said defendant on the 2nd day of get ut it. she took a seat by a window
Evans. Default and decree quieting April, 1914, and recorded in Volume and began its perusal.
21 at pages 176-177 of the Circuit
This interested .liiuson very much-
title.
Court Journal.
Indeed, more than the hook lie was
I
am
commanded
to
sell
and
will
at
Ernest Cole vs F. J. Catterlin. De­
rending. An author is hungry for
the hour of 9:30 o’clock A. M. on
vree.
criticism,
and he winched the young
MONDAY, MAY 11th, 1914.
Indy as she made the pages fly. satis-
G. C. Garrett, et al vs Sarah J. Erd­
at tl.e front door of the C mrt House tied that his production was making a
man. Decree.
in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oi e-
profound impression on her. At times
H. K. Oliver vs Charles E. Hicks, et gon, offer for sale and will sell at pub­
her brows would contract at some ac­
lic
auction,
to
the
highest
bidder
for
al. Decree for plaintiff in sum of cash, subject to redemption as is by tion or sentiment it contained; at oth
$1500.
law provided, all of the right, title ard ers Iler face would take on a benign
Ellen Smith vs C. A. Smith, Decree interest that the said defendant had expression when perhaps a character
on
the 2nd day of April, 1914, or at any was showing some heroic trait. The
of divorce.
ime thereafter, in or to the following book was ii short oue. and the lady
W. C. Sanderson vs Marv J. Shoe­ described real property, to-wit:
West Half ot the West Half of the read it nt one sitting. When she hud
maker, et al. Order confimir.g sale of
Burma Ruby Mines.
Northeast Quarter of Section 8 in finished mill was about replacing it on
property on execution.
Very little is known alami the rtiby
Towhship 37 South, Range One West the shelf Jimson stepped up to her
mines of Mogok. in a valley of Bnrmrt.
thu
Willamette
Meridian, and, bowing, deferentially said:
First National Bank of Medford vs of
"Beg pardon! I am n stranger in whence come nearly all the large fli-
Gt'S NEY I!URY
F. W. Shapleigh. Order on Receiver’s containing 40 acres more or less,
subject to a tight of way for Fish the town, with nothing to do. I am bles. The valley lies through a forest
fir; t motion.
Lake Water Canal.
unfamiliar with the books in this li­ which is seldom trodden by white peo­
Attorncy-nt-Law
All of said property or so much brary and would lie greatly obliged to ple. A few Englishmen who live there I
George O. Jarvis vs Edward J. Ma-
nun. Action to recover money. Tran­ there inf, as may be necessary wi.l oe you if you would recommend me have laid out a polo ground, and be­ Will Practise in All Courts in the Stati
sold to satisfy the judgment and de­
script from Justice’8 court, Medford cree in favor of G C. Garrett, and something to read."
tween this and the town are lhe mines.
MEDFORD.
OREGON.
district filed.
“Fiction, history, travel, philosophy The diggings are slowly eating up the
Frances M. Garrett, husband and wire,
said judgment being for the sum of or what?”
village, and the main street is already
NEW CASES.
IJK. T. 1. Í HAW
Thirteen Thousand Six Hundred Fifty
"Fiction. I have noticed that yoti half destroyed. 'Die work goes on all !
B. F. Mulkey & Geo. W. Cherry vs and no-100 Dollars, with inte est there
Pei tiit.
have been absorbed in a book yon day and all night, the ruby bearing
E. E. Emerson. Action to recover on from the 27th day of February, were reading. Could you recommend earth being brought up In iron trolleys.
Office in I’yan BiiiL.ing, California Si
1914,
nt
the
rate
of
6
per
cent
per
an
­
money.
Complaint filed.
Affidavit
A few strangers who have called nt
num, and the further sum o’ T venty- It?”
U; stairs
and undertaking for attn ibmeiit. Cer­ f' ur and 40-100 Dollars costs.
the mines have been told by the oifi-
“No."
tificate of attachment filed.
Jimson was quite taken aback by cblls that they can keep any ruby they JACKSONVILLE
And Hind property and the whok
•yREGON
1!. aver Portland Cement Co. vs W. thereof will be sold if necessary, ai this, but he recovered himself and may (¡nd. Imt no one has ever been aide
said time and place to satisfy said said:
to find one. 'file gems are imbedded
S F.izgei'nld, el ui. Suil to quiet title. Judgm mt c.mt lined in said d ■cree.
U. W. BAGSHAW
"I am surprised, from the interest in tile gold colored clay which stretch­
Complaint hied. Summons.
Dated at .lacksom ille, Oregon, th.
es along the whole of the valley, and it
you
appeared
to
take
in
it.
to
hear
yon
Attorney at Law
1. < Ph ps vs Malinda J ne Miles, 9th day of April, '914.
say that. What is there about It you is only after the earth has Ireen wush-
W. 11. SINGLER.
NOTARY
PUPI.
1C
ANO
CONVEYANCER
ed
that
the
rubies
are
seen.
•■I <w.
S . to foreclose mortgage.
Sheriff of Jacks n Countv, Oregon. don’t like?”
i
Cuinplai..e filed, summons issued.
By E. A. WILSON, Deputy
“The characters.”
Office H. urs: •' ^etloon 9 to 12
Marriage by Halter.
“What's the mutter with them?' s»
/ Aftern on 1:30 to 5
E nd E. i reelv vs Elwin J. Creely. I
Among
ignorant
people
of
English
"Well, there's Margaret Lee. 1 What
Rank of Jacksonville Building
Suit foi divorce. Complaint filed. Sum­
birth
It
was
once
the
belief
that
a
wife
did she want to throw herself away
VJ a.her Repor'.
in ■!<» i. sued.
*
- OREGON
on that country professor for when bung lit with money or goods was legal­ JACKSONVILLE.
B. F. Mulkey & George W. Cheny
she could have made Donald Kimball ly imirried if the pun baser led her all
happy and saved him from drink? the way home by a halter.
vs E, E. hn erson, el al. Suit for in-
I Foliowin ’•¡it’ ere- ort of U. s. Vol­ Then there's Edward Atkinson, the
Baring Gould, the English antiqua-
j m lion, t omp amt ti ed. Unihrtuk-
unteer Cooperative observer, E. Britt; most perfci t fop 1 ever heard of. It linn. to il of a village poet known to
ing tor injunction bled.
Jacksonville, for month of March, seems to me I can see him now pranc­ him ivlin bought a wife for n half
A. E Reatries vs E. E. Emerson, et I atitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
ing along, the conceited puppy, think­ crown m il led her twelve miles to his
ah Suit to declare a trust aril appli­ tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
ing himsell Ihe most splendid fellow cottage, i he squire and the rector pro­ Ii
cation for injunction. Complaint ti.e-d.
in the world. Old Mrs. Perkins, who tested to the village poet that he was
i (’ H- CHAR’C’TK
I »A’IE MAXI- NilNI
U> -‘lading for mjuiiciiuu filed. In
was forever worrying over that boy of mil legally wedded.
•I or i
1 AI N
r. UM
MUM
(»i- DAI
"Why. yes. I lie." lie replied. “I'll
V- !’.■ K bt prive
hers
because he wouldn't wear an over­
Ju; ciiou on ir.
...ENCL?
.31
cl • id '
53
37
t
take
my
Bible
oath
I
never
once
took
Ä'
f?r Hvaln~ bln
coat
or
rubbers,
was
a
fisil.
She
would
2
3(.
51
‘ XL hurta.
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the halter off till she'd crossed the
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3 ...........
55
declare that he shouldn't have another
r
’
43
l
50
.11
...........
door<ill and the door was shut."
In the m tier of the estate of Nancy
I
44
61
ii» <r cent of spending money for a week,
The latest instances of such wife
40
J. i/dson, deceased. Order appoint­
65
then
give
him
a
five
dollar
bill
for
a
36
71
sales
in
.
lin
ed
in
IS5S
and
1859.
when
ing appraisers. Bond of administrator o
37
football. She was spoiling the boy.”
ßy
women were so.tl In Little Horton mid
3M
9
71
"•
S-y
fi eel anel a| proved.
"How did you like the hero?"
36
74
I»)
in Dudley. In these eases a blue rib-
41
"The
herol
I
would
Just
like
to
get
75
In the matter of the estate of James 11
I
hiu
took
Ihe
place
of
the
straw
halter.
42
69
hold of that man! He aggravated me
40
E. Watt, elecoased. Inventory and ap-
68
34
more than any character in the book.
67
An Inventor's Hard Luck.
pr isement fi.ed and approved.
3M
TM
Why. if he math1 love to me as he did
3M
ill Inch wai ihe pi .>i tent partner
72
In the matter of the estate of F. L.
36
to Allee Lonsdale I'd-I’d"—
77
of Samuel I'ron.pton, the inventor of
38
75
Campbell, deceased.
Inventory and
"What would you do?”
42
lie spiiin.ng mule. While Crompton
7M
41
ap.u aisinenl filed.
"I’d stick ii pin In him!"
79
was mi Inf;.ut his taili.r died, leaving
40
75
"I suppose these persons will Imme­ the Ind to lite cure of his mother, who
40
In the matter of the estate of John
70
37
57
diately pass out of yom mind now that insisted upon a dally tusk of well spun
T. Layton, deceased. Fifteenth semi-
;; h
59
von have finished the book."
wool. He detested it and invented the
2M
55
annual uccount filed.
25
55
"Not nt nil. 1 shall remember them spinning mule to relieve himself of the
55
31
cloudy
In the matter of the estate of 1). G.
always.”
work. Having invented it lie was not
33
54
35
54
"What for—their general cussed­ inky enough to linil a capitalist to
32
Karnes, deceased. Inventory and ap
57
36
T.
ness ?"
pranment filed.
flounce him. When he gave a model
56
37
part cloudy
“Oil. I don’t know! I suppose so.”
of Ills Invention to a company ol
In the matter of the estate of Rich­
Temperature —mean max. 64.67;me: n
"Thank you very much for your In­ uinnufactiirers a subscription list was
ard C. Curry, deceased. Bond of ad- mir. 36:89; mean 50.78 Max. 79 on 20, formation. 1 don’t think 1'11 read the
opened to recoup him lor Ills losses
miinstiatlix tileu and approved.
Minimum, 25, on 26th. Greatest daily book after your description of it.”
•mil several of the subscribers repudi
"1 certainly wouldn't."
In the matter of the estate of Anna range, 38.
Total precipitation .7-1
a ted their signatures.
Jimson wrote his publishers that he
Car; enter, deceased. Bond of admin­ inches, Greatest in 24 hours, , .32 in.,
Number of days with .01 had got nil Ingenuous criticism on Ills
istrator filed and approved.
on 29.
novel. He didn't think the book would
Diplomatic Letter.
inch or • more precipitation, 3, clear,
Trail Lumber Co. vs W. J. Pul'en-
go. Persons who lend It would not be
The wayward young man. broken in
.1 pa I lly
mdy,
1;
cloudy,
6.
Pre
­
likely to recommend it to others.
ger, et ah Release ■ f Ii n
health, was sent to the southwest to
• pi ion 1 for Be . • n, 18.05. last se; -
The next day lie went to the library recuperate. He was In jail for stealing
In the mu in of the est.at of L I . u:i I t. ii.
again and while reading looked up nt a hind quarter of beef. He wrote
Oilin, uectais -
Li l . c Minis
ins
»n entrance.
home: "Dear Father—I’ve picked up
esta'e rejecud by u. m nislraio. Ii.uo.
"There’s that little fool who criti­ some flesh since 1 came here, but nm
"You
prefer
ii
O.di r directing entry of same in Pro­
to pen and cised my hook." he said to himself.
■■»till confined to my rootu. Please send
Ink?"
Nile noddeil to him as she passed, me $100.”—Exchange.
bate Journal.
"Yes." replied the round Rbouldored went to the Action shelves nnd took
In the matter of the estate of Wil- i man. "It saves uruumeiit. Whenever down n book. Jimson. who was watch­
Scientific Problem».
ham Henry James, deceased, Order the boss comes around he can hear the ing her. was astonished to see that
"Much energy is not utilized. There
typewriter and la- sure you're work
It was Ills novel. Nile silt down with ought to be some way of conserving
allowing final account.
Ing.”—Washington Star.
it nnd was soon ns mneli absorbed in the rays of the sun."
In the matter of the guardianship of
it as the day before. Jimson went up
"Yes. and look nt all the energy that
I oitoph Welch, an incompetent. Bond
to her and said:
goes to waste In chewing gum. If we
of guardian tiled and approved.
“
Why,
I
thought
you
didn't
like
that
hauimeri There,
could only harness the gum ehewers,
the bend at Inst, book!”
eh?"—Pittsburgh Post.
In the matter of the estate of Henry
"I don't."
you put your flu-
Applegate, deceased. Inventory and
"But yon are reading It a second
Mrs. Brezy That
Natural Error.
ap; raisement filed.
time. Why do yon do that?”
"She Is rather thin."
"1
want
to
read
.ihoiit
all
the
ridicu
­
In the matter of the estate of L P.
"Who?"
lous things those issiple did '
Opera and Football.
Bl.i a, deceased. Oroer directing exe-
"That girl In the purple gown over
Jimson wrote n «e'-onil letter to tils •under."
She You •■ ■m si disf rair.'ht st the
cutr x to muke deed to certain real
ojierii lest i „in
||e I couldn't keep publishers. It was this;
"Gosh. I thought that was a design
property.
football on’ of m, mind never saw so I You needn't send me any more review» In the wall pn|>er."-Louisville Courier
of
my
novel
1
think
I
have
an
Inkling
In the matter of the estate of James manj halfbiu ks and fullbacks in my why people read such stuff, and 1 don't be­ Journal.
R. Armpriest, deceased. Inventory life.— 'j'owii Tuple».
lieve critics have.
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, It) 14
Easter is April 12
Don I worry for
THE WORLD IS GROWING BETTER
And we can supply all your wants
and
lhe Peonie s Store
1 CicksG llVlUc
Lffly ■ Seeds are so*sn nperimml—
they are trtled in our laUaalary aad
Inal srounA.
They are apedall,
adapted lo lhe Padhe Nonhwrtl aad
are true lo aame. Our valuable cal-
•ellLüly'rSeedi. Ifaor.uàle.
LEGAL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz;
•Lease,
Mortgages,
foil! of Sale,
Agreements.
XV irrantv Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Chattel Mortgage,
Acknov ledgements,
Real Estate ontract,
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Notice Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
R.-il E it it j Y’siU G ntrict.
Notice Application for Liquor License
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
other blanks as fast as possible unti
the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice
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