Jacksonville post., May 16, 1914, Image 4

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 20th day of June. 1914, 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
appear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for
>*
in tl e complaint, succinctly stated as follows:
For a decree forever dissolving the bonds.of I
matrimony between pldntifT and defendant, and
that plaintiff begiven the custody of the minor
children of said marriage, to-wit, Chester Blod-
gett. Isabel Blodgett. Lillie Blodgett and Theo-
•
dore Blodgett.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
Post by order of the Honorable F. M. Calkins,
Judge of the above entitled Court, which order
was made and entered of record on the 8th day
of May. 1911. which order requires you to ap-
pear on or before the last day prescribed in this
summons. The date of the first publication of
this summons is the 9th day of May. 1914.
MULKEY & CHERRY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Medford, Oregon
Not Extraordinary,
How Python« Settle Quarrels.
It was in October, 1S04, that the big
Fin. Display a Full Earth Would Qiva python nt the zoo fell into the deplor
to th. S.l.n't...
__ ■able g r r r r- of s w a 11 q w h i
cim
Wfere we ransported to the planet panion, a snake only a few inches
Venus a |ie<uilar set of views could shorter than himself. A similar dis­
be obtaiued of our earth, enabling us aster is reported from Bombay, fvlfbrr
o see ourselves, to some sxteut at for some years two large Indian py­
»east, as atb« r. see us
Venus Is about thons had occupied a cage in the
the same site as the earvh. Is some­ museum of the Bombay Natural Ills
what closer co the sun and lias more tory society. There wag some mis­
atmosphere tbau ibe earth.
When understanding between them over a
the eartb a.id Venus are nearest to­ partridge, for they were found so
gether they are. of course, on tile same tightly entangled In each other's coils
Bide of the inn. nnd in consequence ot that the utmost endeavors of peace
this the eurtb does t * see more thug making keepers failed to effect a sep
a very small part ot Venus illuminat­ •ration, and they were left to settle
ed, but Venus, on the other baud, sees the matter according to their own
all of one side of the earth Illuminat­ lights. Next day there was only one
ed and is ttierefore able to claim she very stout python visible. These large
has something that takes the place of reptiles evidently know but one way
■ moon, for the earth to Venus at this of settling a quarrel.—London Sketch.
time looks very large and bright, al*
most as mt.ch so UR our muon due»
Webster's Home Squadron.
to us.
A few days before bis death Daniel
If we cou d see nil the Ulti nt I uu t«i Webster wished to leave bls sickroom
aurface *f * ecus Oil those occasion* once more to look upon the little para­
we should have quite h distinct see- dise wlili.i his taste had adorned about
When we do see all of her his mansion.
ond moon
Dressing himself with
illuminated surface she is on the op
the utmost care, he went through the
poslte side of the aim from us and house on the arm of a servant and
Consequently ut an enormous distance, finally reached the library. The night
yet she Is so brilliant us to prevent tu before there was a terrific storm, and
from seeing her surface distinctly,
the great statesman expressed solici­
But to our own moon we appear in tude for tin» safety of,(fee fishermen
the best light us a moon, A full eartb ofT the const. As he i.tdl^ed from the
as seen from the moon, according to window ills eye fell upon a number of
Todd nnd ot yer astronomers. Is a very pleasure boats which had been moored
Inspiring sight.
It can at once be to a little mound In the artificial pond
seen why this Is necessurfly true. The in the rear of the house. “Well.” said
earth is sev ral times larger than the he. “the home squadron Is safe,
I
moon and would appeur In the bear
think I will go back." It was his last
•ns as a disk ubout fourteen times the playful remark.
He never left ha
size of the moon
It would probably room again.
shine wltb a variable light, due to the
shifting clouds of the earth, thougu
St. Petersburg and the Nova.
the light Is, of course, reflected iron,
When tlie river Neva rises St. I’e
the sun. and the reflect Ion Is due In tersburg is always in danger of In
part to the upper surtu.es ot tli>
undatlou. '1 le city was built upon a
clouds.
swamp, and the land lias been labor!
The outlines of the continents of the
ously reclaimed and is liable to over­
earth appear very clearly to tin* moon
flow by the Neva. That river divides
as if they were formed In paplei and forms a delta, and this delta is
mache on n globe. Cities of compiir
embraced within the city limits. Al­
atlvely large size could be made out
though tlie niillli portion of St. Peters
with ease in case observers were there
burg is situated mi the mainland (n
to make them out. The Intensity o* peninsula washed on the east by the
the reflected earth light would tie ns Neva and on the northwest by the
much as fourteen moons and would Great Nevai. parts of tlie city stand on
•noble the Selenites. If such there Islands formed by the arms of the
were, to rend or work in compurutlvv river. The islands, with their gardens
duyUght.—Harper's Weekly
and villus, are a pretty feature of the
Early Autograph Hunter«.
A certain Atossn in early ltonian day.
•eems to have been the mot het of au­
tograph collectors. Cicero had a col­
lection. which must have been n tine
one. for he speaks of It wltb particular
pride. The fever, even In those far
back days, was contagions
Pliny
speaks of I’oni|M*lus Belindas. ut whose
house he hud seen autographs of Cice­
ro. Augustus. Vergil and the Gracchi,
and bls own collection was valued at
$15.000 of onr money. Then came th-
Inrush of barbarians, and we du no.
again meet with the collector until th.
beginning of the sixteenth cenruri
when he reappears In the |wr~oti of a
Bohemian squire, who kept a ta>ok to
record his exploits lit the chase snd
auric bed It with the signature, ot hi.
great hunter frleuda
capital. Tlie various parts of the city
are connected by over loo bridges, tin
longest being the Troitsky bridgu,
about a third of a mile in length.—
Westminster Gazette.
Russia's Famous Choir.
The members of the chair of the
cathedral of Alexander Nevskl iu St
Petersburg are all monks. They are
thirty in number and are elmsen from
tlie best singers In all the Russian
monasteries. When tlie possessor of a
tine voice appears among tlie novitiates
he Is sent to the monastery of Alexan­
der Nevskl. whlcli adjoins tlie enthe­
dral. where be |s trnlmsl as cifefully
as an opera singer and rumalns liiere,
doing little beyond asslstlng ut the
music nt mass In till* morning mid ves­
pers In tlie afternoon, until he betonies
llgtal. when lie retires on >i pension,
Many of tlie voices are of marvelous
power and sweetness. The monks are
all vegetarians. The rules of the or-
thodox cliiireli forbid them to shave
and their hair is worn like a woman’s.
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Order to Show Cause.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON. FOR
THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
In the Matter of the Estate of Annette E.
Wakeman, a Minor. Order to show cause on pe­
tition of guardian for order to sell real estate.
It appearing: to this court, from the petition
this day presented and filed by L. E. Wakeman
the guardian of the estate of said minor. An­
nette E. Wakeman, praying: for an order for the
sale of certain real estate belonging to the said
estate, that it is expedient and for the best in­
terests of said estate and said ward, and for the
benefit of said ward that said real estate should
be sold:
It is Hereby Ordered, that the next of kin of
the said ward and all persons interested in the
said estate appear before this court on the 29th I
day of May. 1914. at ten o’clock A. M. at the
Court room of this Court, at the County Court
House in the County of Jackson, th«n and there
to show cause, if any there be. why an order
should not be granted for the sale of such real
estate, situated in said Jackson County and de­
scribed In said petition as follows:
The north half of Lots eight (8) and nine (9),
and the north half of the West One Hundred
Fifty-five and’/■» feet of Lot seven (7). all in “L
and N. Subdivision Number One” as the same is
platted an ! recorded in the records of Jackson
County. Oregon, containing 11 and 60-100 acres
more or less, together with all and singular the
hereditaments, and appurtenances thereto be­
longing or in any wise appertaining.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this
order shall be personally served on the next of
kin of such ward, and on all persons interested
in the estate, or. shall be published three suc-
cessive weeks in the Jacksonville Post, pub-
lished nt Jacksonville, in said county.
Dated May 1. 1914.
F. L. TOU VEI.LE.
County Judge.
Trial by Jury.
The establishmer.t of the trial by
jury runs back even prior to the time
of Alfred the Great.
He Is said to
have organized juries of twelve men
as now In practice, but even earlier
six Welsh and six Anglo-Saxon free
men acted as a Jury where there was
a .'.I.„me neiwl-en Welsh anil Saxons.
Doubiesome Cucumbers.
A vaudeville contortionist was ‘‘lim­
bering up" ill bis dressing room, when
a laumlrymaii. who happened to open
the door by mistake, stepped across
the threshold and stood spellbound
wiitcbi.”.g the performer, who was ap
pareiitly tied In a knot ou top of his
trunk.
Noticing tlie look of consternation on
the face of the enintentional intruder
ami resolving to have some fun ut liia
expense, the contortionist assumed •
look of deepest agony and groaned
weakly.
“By gravy’ that's the last time I'll
ever eat cucumbers for supper!"--
Judge.
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60 YEARS’
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T race I7 arks
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Anyone w-nd!n/ m bLvt« and deB«rii*flon may
qiih ldx ;p<‘eriuin our <
whether mu
inveii'i l<»n if probably patejflahle. <*< v»iHU»ihm-
tkoiiMHtricii inUdGiititd. HfrlWlBOOX yo l'utenLe
nent free. (»Meat agAP<*y f<»r « m A iitiiú 1'Miwnta.
PntiMirs I liken throtu-li Hunn X Co. rivive
8ptcial notice,, wiiliout cunrga, iu LUe
Jacksonville, Ore
Where
ou get
best work
low prices
A nandsomrly ilhintrH od vwlly. J.arr«et ok.
dilation t.f h y a. enun«- JfirniJ. ‘Fviuu. >3 a
year: four iinnitliM, ( 1. Huid by ¿Ji pew »ueidere.
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Order Appointing Pay for Final
Settlement.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON
COUNTY OREGON.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Toepper,
Decensed.
I* W. T. Grieve, administrator de bon is non of
the estate of John Toenper. decease I, having
' rendered end presented for settlement, and filed
in this Court his final account of his administra-
| tion of said estate.
I It is Ordered, that Satur lav, the 23rd dav of
1 May, A. D. 1914, beinjr a day of subsequent
jteimofsaid Court, towit: of the May term
i thereof, A. D. 1914, and 10 o’clock A. M. of said
, day, be and the said is hereby appointed for
i the settlement of said account: and that hotioe
of said settlement be puhii-hed in the Jackson­
ville Post, a newspaper published in Jackson
ville. O^egron, asoftenas once a week for four
successive weeks prior to said day of settle­
ment.
Done at Jacksonx ilk , Oregon, this 25th t'Ay of
April. A. D. 1914.
F. L. TO I V LtE,
County Judge.
Gladstone on Disraeli
G. A. Storey. A. R A., recorded a
touching incident he witnessed at tlie
academy banquet af 1SK1 when a por
trait for which P.eai onstield had sat to
Millais shortly before Ids death was
among tlie exhibits
"This untiuislied
work, pule and even ghastly, was iu
one of the side galleries
Gladstone,
ditching sight of tlie picture. Went and
stood long In front of It • • • No
one disturbed him
At the end of the
feast Gladstone rose and In the finest
nnd most feeling tone delivered u pan­
Theater Audience«.
egyric ou the great man who bad
The tricks of theater audience* hnvu
passed away
in a voice clear and
been remarkably similar In all ages
sympathetic and full of emotion he told
Alctptirou, who wrote of the later At
us of his admiration for the sterling
tic comedy, shows lb it the claque was
qualities of the man who. though up
known then and also "young men ot
posed to him In politics. Wil» In no
A Pcriloub Experience.
the town*' who took a malicious de
While hunting In the Big Hör» other sense an opponent He spoke ns
light In hissing a plav off the stage
I
Theophrastus, who died In 288 B. U.. •nonnl,iIns (wo men fmmd :i nnrrow only one generous In heart and of a Notice
of Sheriff’s Sale
broad and great mind could speak of
sketches a incog bls "Characters" ttiu p ith, little more (linn a deer trail, lend
Foreclo-ure.
man of superior taste, whose pride It Ing np to (lie siiniiiilt. They dismount- another great man who had passed
The Jacksou C< untv B ink, an Ore­
away
The
speech
surpassed
anything
moving
very
ed
nnd
l<*d
(heir
horses,
was to bias when everybody else ap
I gon Corporation, Plaintiff.
plattded and to clap when th.* rest ••niitloiiKl.'. tor mi one side (he inonii* 1 ever heard " l.ondon Chronicle.
vs.
were s'ent. and the annoying person Inin rose np like :i wnll. mid on the»
John D. McArdle and Margaret Me-
It Pte4*ea the Composer.
other slop<»(| down n thmismid feet to
who would bum or whistle an nceom
Ar- le. Defendants.
A curious story Is told as to bow tn«
Suddenly bottl
panlment to every tune that pi eased the enny on below.
Notice is hereby given that under
him. And Aristotle himself refers to horses pricked np (heir ears as if scent Rothschilds supported Carafa. the com and by virtue of an order of sale and
•pectators who brought out provision, Ing a wild beast. Then there (Hine a poser. The latter was far from rich decree of fi reclosure and an execution
shot from the hunter in advance, mid Uls principal income was derliedfroui thereof issued out of the Circuit Court
during the dull parts of the perform
of the State of Oregon, in and for the 1
anca.
the hunter in (he rear found himseli a snuffbox. And this was the way of
County of Jackson, in a certain cause
hniighig over the cliff, lie had been It: The snuffbox was given to the uu therein wherein the Jackson County
leading the horse by the reins, ami thor of “La Prison d'Edlnbourgh” by Bank, an
P.rilou. Mining
is
Oregon corporation,
Quicksilver miners follow th» tnoet wln-ii the hei-se shied and ii|Met hint Baron James de Rothschild an a token plaintiff, in d John I). McArdle and
un lien I th fui trade In the world, Th* he held on with a death grip. It was •f esteem. Carafa sold It twenty-four Margaret McArdle are defendants,
hours later for 75 napoleons to the which said execution is of date »he
fuiue.s of the invnur.i prodine con
lamp jeweler from whom It had ties# 13th day of April, 1914, and was is-
•taut aallvntloti nnd the system tie
Ills strength,
But bought. Tills became known to Roth sued by virtu« of a decree of s -id
conies permeated with the metili; the
C urt in said CaUse, which s.dd d<cr- e
lip. and his com­ •child, who gave It again to the must was dulv rendered ahi! dockeiid in
teeth of the unfortunate men drop out.
him up to a piaci» »tun on the following year. The next favor <>f the aid plaintiff and sgHitiat
they lose their iqipetlle. llevóme eniael
day It returned to the Jeweler Th!» the said defendants ■ n the 24t'i dav
he naturally faint
at evi and US a rule Mvidoill live longvi
tr.tllc continued till the death of the of Mac, 1913, and recur e 1 in Vo ume
tinnì two y vai a.
banker nnd longer still, for his sun. 19 of the Circuit Court Journal on
p.'.ges 626-627-628 thereof.
kept up the tradition, to the great a.«t
Fatalities Among Alpinists.
Corrected.
I um comn anded to sell and w
In view of (lie fact that every mai. tsfuctlou of Carafa
Jealous On«*--Ho you screamed when
the hi u> of 9:30 o'clock A. k'. on
Jack tried to kiss you? llllici One I or woman who walks up a mountain
MCNDAY, MAY 18th. 1914.
Contrary to Fact.
did nothing of the kind: .leuloiis (lue with alpenstock in hand is a < limber
int tin front door of lhe Court House,
The
phi
enolugist
was
examining
th,
in
the
eyes
of
the
public,
it
is
not
at
— But I heard you
in Jacl sonvi'le. Jackson Ccut’ y, Ore­
Other One-Oh
gon, < ffer for sale tin I w ill sell at rmb-
that was mu until after he had kissed all strmiue tl.at the appalling annual bumps on Snmlm's lieliil
"Curlosii v and u< qmsRfvcness ub
fatalities in the Swiss Alps are lain
hc auction, to the highest bidder
B ib — Illinois Sli-i-u
cash, subject to redemption as is
at the door of one of (he noblest of norimilly large."
'aw provided, ali tie light, title
Fan.Im rolled his eyehn'le nnd show
sports. The truth is that these fatali­
Musical Calamity.
i interest that lhe said defend; nts
ties—there were 105 Inst year- tire rel­ ed Itvo rows ot ubile iVufy
Mrs. Neivrii hi- I believe our next
nillnth enesa. ciiii-ciiiry and . <>i. on the 24 h di y of M iy, 1913. or
door neighbors on the right are ns poor atively few ami far between in th»
any tittle thereafter in end to ihe fol-
as i-hiirvh mice. Illrnm. Mr. Xewi l, be mnks of genuine alpinists, the ama­ orient lousiieM ¡s *n all. whb h with > oil.' I wing described real property, to­
teur and professional mountaineers. Wenk Umilili indi' ates ’ -
wit :
— What innkes you think «o?
Mrs.
‘‘Ihm’ you be a« slut bout na» hat»
B-gini'ing ut a point 20 fe< t .‘•’o'Ul.
Newrlche— Why. the.' . tn t afford on, They who Mmb with i< e ax instead of
of them nt" ti nleal pl tn•> i l ivers; the alpenstock arc c. ctlous first, last ntid bin a weak nací I kin v I’ hc k nut/» of the Northwest co' ner of !> I. f.
S3, ToWrtship 37 Sou'h. Range 2 West
<*t>llslilerti!g the risk taken, in uni teef ” Satire
daughter Is tiiking lessons by hand . Always
of the Willamette Meridian .nd run
fo\V of theni \»se their lives. Most who
Puck.
rung thence South on the West line ot
meet this frightful death In the Swiss
M.rried the Farr ly
said Dorati, n Laid Cain 83, 942 3
mountains
have
always
been
either
un
When I.ateii II,
|. :irii married tlb feet; thence E .st 1274.8 leet, thence
Celluloid Convent.
Celluloid articles can he mended viltn thinking or downright reckless tempt* Japanese w.le ah liis Mlles Irt.’uU North 0 deg-eis 10 minutes East, 946.3
feet; thence South 89 d> grees 50 min­
■ cement made b.v i II imo I v I uk bits or ers of fate. With a complete disregard accoinpnuied Idin to ins new quarter«
ne had
mid nine liver utes West, 1277.6 feei to the point of
celluloid III acetone. It taken only >, of common sense, these unfortunate* lie mentions timi He
it|s>n nun
mm wife.
wife,
wife, beginning
few minutes to make the < enieif. go where they have no business to go dependent
All of said prop rt.v or so mm h
Which la applhsl like «hie, the broken save in charge of ui experienced mother, wife s father, wife« adopted
thereof as may be necessary will be
•dues are pressed together. nnd In flf
guide, and sometimes the more reach­ mother, wile s tattler's father, (her sold t<> satisiy the judgment in favor
teen minute, the cement Is hard.
ing out for a covetis! wild (lower sends servants and a Buddhist student. Ihl.« of the Jackson County Bank, an Ore­
wouldn't do in Hiitthmd. but t is noth
them to their doom.—Spur.
gon corporation, plain'iff, said judg­
Illg III .Infilili ■ “igifcadio Hearn llis ment being for the sum of Two Thou­
Whin a Mule Bite«.
Snake. Fear Thia Uird.
sand Two Hundred Seventy-four ai'd
Lite and Work." b» Nili-, It henuard
When a mule begins to bite It I* a
Snakes In South Africa fear the sec­
40 100 ($2274 4'0 Dollar», with interest
eure sign that he has rheumatism la
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thereon from said 19th day of M.iv,
bls hind legs nnd ••an t use (hem. NT V retary bird and will even crawl away
1913, at the rate of 8 per cent per u »-
from Its shadow. This bin! devours
Orleans Picayune.
Summons.
num. and Two Hun..ted ($200.00) Doi-
snakes and can easily kill a reptile
I . T IE ( IRC HIT COURT OF THE STATE OF Im « attorney's fee. and the further
twice its* »Iz.e.
sum of I ni: ty one ($31.00)
Dollars
One Consolation.
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
co«ts, and accruing costs of said sale
First rbotogrnplier Vou were re
Emelin« Blodgett. Plaint tT
Dated «t Jacksonville, Or»gen, this
He Is tinfirrtiHMte nnd on the road to
! »etili yesterday, weren't you? Second
vs.
14th day of April, 1914.
ruin who will not do what lie can. hut
Ditto—Yes, but I got u clenr negative.
James W. Rlixigett. Defendant.
Suit in
W. H SINGLER.
is ambitious to do what hu.cuunot.— Equity for Divorce.
—Columbia Jester.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Goethe.
To James W. Blodgett. Defendant.
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy.
In the Name of the State of Oregon. You are
Effective November 13,' Ï9ÎX
Extra fare train.
Easy Terms.
"1 bought this armchair on the In
stalment plan.”
"Easy terms?”
‘‘Rather! A dollar down and a dol­
lar whenever the collector can catci*
me.
Bost on Tra nscrlpt.
M ieuridirntood.
The baby was slow about talking
and his aunt was deploring that fact.
Four-year-old Elizabeth listened anxi­
ously.
"Oil. mother." she ventured nt length,
“do you think lie’ll grow up Eng­
lish? We couldn’t any of us under
itiind him if lie turned out to Ls
French.”—Lippincott’s.
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
IF
vou are
in need of
Good Printing
Iressed women were highly amused at
a woman with a baby. As tlie conduc­
tor <®fflb~tilong the woman wit ir tiir
child said:
“Hold tho baby a minute; I want tc
0« my shoestring.”
He took the youngster nnd the worn
an tied the string. Then the condii, tor
gave the baby back to her. As he
passed the two well dressed women ouo
ot them wild:
“You have all sorts of queer passev
fers on your car. don’t you’/’’
“Yes',” he replied.
“Imagine that woman asking you to
sold her baby! Wasn’t that u crazy
thing for her to do?"
“Oh. I don’t know," replied the con-
luctor quietly. "That’s my baby. The
woman’s my wife."—New York Tew
gl-unb
By listing it with us
We are revising our lists ready for the
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis­
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
for sale, we have a number of prospective
buyers who expect value for their money.
We can sell your property at a price
equal to its full value but do not want any
listed at fictitious or ‘‘Boom” price.
Rogue River Realty Co
R. R. R.
OFF1CE:-Bank of Jack­
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Jacksonville, Ore
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Jacksonville
Meat Market
JOHN DUNNINGTON. Prop
First
Quality
Lard
at
Reduced
Prices
While the »upplp last»
5 Pounds 65 cts
JACKSONVILLE,
10 Pounds $1.25
OREGON