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South ’ortal to Palace cf Food Products, Pan crna-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915 Elephar' and Tigar Enm'ty. O ik - ot the .noel mterertlu^ employ- tiieWa of the .u.plmul is in. limiting tt gels I-lorn the Inftj buck ot üls elo pl.ii.I. nt ii flight nliicb, increased bj the iiow.mli.oin-'i.d In- twelve or fourten feet iilnive H e ground, the hunter cut take his alm nt n tiger with a coolness Hint lie Wullr.l not possess if facing file iinlnml on tena tiruiu It. as some times occurs, the tiger makes a leap for the eleplaiiit lie seldom succeeds iu attaining tin-, man In the howdah, al though the driver iu Ills exposed posi tion on the el«-pliant's neck, is in great er (bigger > There si-ems to be a natural enmity between eleplnuits and tigers, although an elephant will not attack a tiger Un less cornered or coni|»elled to do So by the tiger’s own fault. But then a go-id fighting elephant will If he can once get his tusks to bear on bls enemy gore him to death or literacy crush him by kneeling on film. It Is said that the mere píeseme of a dead tiger will drive some elephants to fury.— Spokaui- Sp-ikesmau Review. Odd Death Certificates. Certificates ot death are not docu ments where one usually seeks fur bn mor. but then» is frequently to tw found in th<*m mm b jf the unconscious variety Here, for instance, is liuvv the cause ot dci.ih if stated m the case a laborer: •‘Died from injuries received through bull accidentally Kneeling on hi> lies! ” ’¡’lie < <»n>identtion shown for the tee» Ings ot the hull is a line touch hihi • uggests grave »piesthms <»n the mora responsiidlit\ of the lowei animals Again, a man is <t;ite<i to nave •die<i from tlie ••¡huts of injuries receive** after being run o\ci hy »• rail way train in moiiuii owing to a misiindei standing between de«-eased and an engine diiver' I’his description of a rather ordinary rai'way «•nsmilty is ex cellent lJoml*»ii Express. Copyright. 1914. by Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co. HIS portal ts probably tlie most modern in feeling of any doorway to The portal is Italian run any of the main group of exhibit palaces uissiiuce In form and treatment, but much uf the ornamentation Is of more recent origin. The photograph gives no Idea of the great dimen Bions of this portal, which Is sixty six feet In height to the tip of the ornil tnentation surmounting the arch The eagles above the line of pilasters of tin- portal are six feet in height. The Exposition palaces are constructed of gray kb cream plaster Iu imitation of Travertine marble. Entrance to a Vast Exhibit Pa’ace at Panama Pacific Exposition at San Francisco In 1915 The French Academy. The l-Teli-li in ail. in.t Is one of tti< live academics mill the most en 11 m h» constituting the Institute ot France It was founded In IIKI5 by Cn i (ima II Richelieu and reurgalliZeil ill iklil th Viitnposed of forty members, the new member elected b.t the remaining tliii tv-ollie members I'm life after person al application and the submission ot the nomination to the head of tlie state It meets twice weekly and Is "the highest authority on everythlrtg (»vftaihing to the niceties of tile French liingmigb- to grainimir, rhetoric mid poetry and the publication of the French classics " The chief ollicer Is the secretary, who Ims a life tenure of bis position A chair in the academy Is the highest ambition of most literary Frenchmen. Notice of ShtriiFs Sale Under Execution Charles L. Sehieffelin, Plaintiff, vs. B. F. Forbes and Mary Forbes, hiß wife, Defendants. N otice is H ereby G iven , that un- der and by virtue of an attachment ex ecution and an order of sale duly is I sued out and under the seal of th} ireuit C »urt of the State of Oregon, in and f"r the County of Jackson in a certain cause therein wherem Charles L. Sehieffelin as Plaintiff recovered judgment against the defendants «*, F. Forbes and Mary Forbes for the sum of $58.15 together with interest on the Sim of $56.65, at the rate 'if ten per cent per annum from February 25th, 1914. until paid, for the further sum of $35,1*0 reason able attorney’s fees, and the further sum of $16.00 costs and disbursements and accruing costs of sale, which said execution is of date August 1st, A. D., 1914, and was issued in pursuance ti a judgment of March 27th, A. D. 1911, which judgment is enrolled and dock eted in the office of of the ("e k of said Courtjind is of record in Volume I 21 at pages 150 151 of the Circuit Court Journal, in which judgment it was also ordered bv the Court that the property attached in said cause hereinafter described be sold for satisfaction thereof. 1 am commanded by virtue of said execution and order of sale to sell the real property hereinafter described to ' satisfy said above named judgment, I will therefore at 9:30 o’clock A M on MONDAY, AUGUST 31st. 1914 at the front door of the Court House, in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Ore gon, offer for sale and will sell at pub- i lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash, all of the rigi t, title ai d interest of the al ove named defendants in and i to the f, Mowing des'-ribed real prooer. ty, subject to redemption as is by law provided, to-wit: The East Fourt en feet of Lot Eighteen and the West 23.75xfeet of Lot Nineteen, in Bb ck Two of New town Addition to the City of Medford, Ji-ckion County, Oregon. All of said above desciibed property or ro much thereof as n ay be neces sary will be Sold to satirfv said above named judgment in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendants, Dated nt Jacksonville, Oregon^ this 1st citiv of Autrust, A. D, 1914. \V. H. STNGLER. Sneiiff of Jackson County. Oregon. By E. W. WILSON, Deputy Notice ( hange in Southern Pac/fic lime Table Effective November 13, 1911 you ? re NORTH HOUND TRAINS. 14 24 in need of 32 16 12 Good Printing Portland Passenger......... 8:27 A.M« Grants Pass Motor..........10:22 A.M Grants Pass Motor............4:27 P.y Oregon Express........ ....5:20 P.M Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:44"A.M' Extra fare train.’ SOUTH BOUND TRAINS; 23 13 31 15 11 Ashland Motor.................. 8:35^.41. California Express ..... 10:52'A.M; W5 Ashland Motor......... .'....2:24 P M San Francisco Express '*:00 f. M Shasta LimitedlMail only)5:22A. M Extra fare train. «50 YEARS’ tr EXPERi-NCE POST Il ‘ ~ Jacksonville, Ore ' Tn*oe M arks Dts. ìns COPYRICHTS 4c. AnvonuR-imi. n.-L» l* . nnd <!<*•<•!’may qiih'i.ly rini'i olir < .*1111011 fruu v- . ilier 1111 iiivpiitlori :•! pr**i.uLly p .ieiitiiblu. (’*••**in iiii I ch - 1 luiiM 1 i lei ly <’<>ii.l(1 uiitlai. H"NìluOOK <•:» r.»t<*iit> Ulllt ll’Pli. <*|i|<”! JIL’iUHT f.H- N(M’tirUl|f D’*(»*llf B. l aici.te i.ikv : ilii’iit; u Pianti A < u. ruc«lv< ìl>ecial u»*.'(i < j , w Itliout ciiiiroo, ifi thu fV ufi y«. . g ; j • Va » « 4 à Where S A nandi’-niM-ly tILiMnit ' G WV.-UV. cnì.it i«*u * f 1 • v b *»«t •.. , • .1-...... i -I. : yonr : 1 •(»«• m* ab T "H’fiBt C?F- ’f i •’•«. $3 i» tic« 8.1 calure nroadwsy, ||gl¡’/ lira” ’ POLK’ OREGON and J'ASHINGTON best wirk low price Business Directory < A Directory cf each City, Town and Village, giving descriptive sketch of each place, location, population, tele graph, shipping -nd bunking point; also Ulassifb d Directory, ccmpllud by busiaefs and profession, CL I! rOTJC £ CO - -***wjt Sell Your of Sherif/s Sale Foreclcsure. Sarah S. Van Djke', Plaintiff. vs. John Arneli and Annie M. Arnell, his wife, Defendants. N otice is H ereby G iven that under and by virtue of an ex-cut ion and an order of sale duly issued out and un der the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County ol Jackson, dated July 23rd, 1911, in : The Laud of Long Worcis. certain cause wherein Sarah S. Vai Humboldt om-e said that nothing in Dyke as plaintiff recover-d j-.i lgmont Mexico strikes Europeans more forcl against John Arnell an i Annie M. Ar i»ly than the excessive length of the nell, his wife, as defendants, for th j words Phis length, moreover. does sum of $713.14 with intere-t theroon not always depend on their being eom fiom the 1st day April, 1914, at il < pounded as in the Greek. the German rate of 8 per cent per annum a d $7 1 or the Sanskrit Thus the Mexican attorney’s fee, and the further Bum cf $16.50 costs, which judgment was er, word for that simple thing, ii kiss. Is rolled and docketed in the Clerk’s of tetcnmimlqulliztli fice of said Court in sain County on th,'1 But that l> nothing, says Mr Charle** 9ih day nf .May, 1914, and is of record \V I loinvllle Elfe in his book on (Ilia in V. lume 21 at p ges 251 2-:|. teinala. to whnl the Central American I am commanded by- said execution »•nil do. 11 is best effort.* eclipse evei mid order of S-le to make sale of the Shakespeare s often i|liutv<i “hohoi'i hereinafter described r. al propertv. ’ licnbiliimhiiilnillius.' In “l.ove’» I • and 1 will at the hour of 10:30 o'clock A. M. on hour’s Lost r. i it voli i Wish Iu «‘¡Il lUESbAt, AUGUST 25th, 1911, the boy who •n1 Ties ie*\\ spa peps. \ o) have but to liiill'llilil l “alimi Im-ililolit at the front door of the Court House in Jac < i.ville, Jackson County, Ore >)Ult< iitlaxnliiilhv." and he may po-s* I g< n. s ii at public auction to the high Ll\ «-olite I est bi.Id -r for cash, subject to redemp Summons in Forechsure of Delin I tion . s i< by law providid, all the I right, title and interest of the defen dents in and to the following described quent Tax CertiSiate. ! re;.I property, to-wit: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF The WkSi half of the following; Com- OREGON. Ft R JACKSON CJUNTY. | mencing at the Southwest corner of Copyright. 1914. by i’anamu-Pat ititi Inte rnaUuii.il l ap muli < F. T'. Pinkerton, Plaintiff. D.L.U. 63, in Township 37 South j of Rance One West of the Willametie VR. HIS |)h<>t<»g!*:i|>h shows tin» gre.it wesU’in port.il or entrón«*«» wav ot S. I. McCarr and all other persons unknow, Meridi 'ii; thence running South 5.585 the hii’.'t* I'al.ice of Food Products The halt dome is known as tin i 'any havinr or claiming to have an inter t chains; thence West 11.81 chains; H ill Dome ut Viver and H It:: feet tn height Brilliant rmtotis <ti!t>i> or to the real property hereinafter described 1 them e North 19 38 chains; thence run- | ning : in in Easterly direction a!---- *• - 11.81 • «- are <nu|>lu.\ed in tin» morale .1 the vault ot the liait' do.ne. which w a.- Defendant. designed tn In1« • < .11. 1 a 1 -c« « a s t 1 >t < eli bra.t .1 « ci’oi.iii* e aru-t To S. L McGary, the above named defendant. I chains; thence running Sou n 13 7s).'- In the Name of the State of Oi-epon: You nre • chains to the place of b -gii nin<r. hereby nutifted that E. E. Pinkerton, the holder E x '- i - i ting and reserving :i right-of of Certiorate of Dolinquency numbered 1631 is- wav 60 feet wide reserved by th-- Rued on the 2nd day of M i.v, 1911. by the Tax Trustees of the estate of 1'iancis B Buda That f ..it E.igljs. Hard Luck In Wartime. Collector uf the County of Jackson. State of Clark, ('eceased. extending North and Ili I- .»III.-, olii- ol thè .- li, i, mi l ~ Oregon, for the amount of $« 30 Dollars, the South along the entire eas.ern bound The late (¡«neral Shafter used to ri* landa, thè imlhi-s mala- a h-.- Im-s of joy telling h, w iltirhiu the dvll war same beinff the amount then due and delinquent ary line of the property herein de n-aring skail glllls hi n:-(,iT |o tid t! sevi-rnl wound.-«! olli ers ami a few prl- for taxes for the year 1910, together with pen I scribe I. All as shown in Ceritficat. I m I iiiii I nf Un- eagl. s that diligii -’ -to Villes wcr«- going up (he valley of Vlr alty. interest and costs thereon upon the rea- of Title No. 1321, issued O tober 2 property asnessed to you. of which you a e th. 1912. by the Registrar of Titl es fi tliere ami cimimi; maii.v d -iae. .lieii ginl.i win n a mln me on, forcing all Tlu- inagnilh-eiii n il saml-tmie ( Ufi > hands t<> tnla- refuge all night in a owner as appears of record, situated in said .) acksun County, Or gon. All of said propercv or fo rnu« Couaty and State, am! paiticularly bounded and that sl.lit thè miriliwcsh-ri, must 1« sell.ml house, Being \ ery tired all soon described as follows, to-wit: there f as mav d »» necessary w Caule a favorite li.-uni ut thè (ligie-, fell sotlml li •ep. South Halt Southeast Quarter Section 2(‘ be sold at said time and place to an and III Ibis ln..cii.,lhle spot II h -. v ti lt I Ilillleed II lat during the night n Township Forty. Two East, less ten acres soiu isfy the judgment in I a vor of th.- crenscd so i ipi.'.l» that tlicy beeame n skill.i. h.id f >nml Its w t\ ri ilcr the for county road and milwa riuht-o -way. nlai'-tifTs and against th • dofen ti-rror lo lue f.iim'Ts f. iim-rs ami i-heriiii-ii . Iloor and I, ) ami by h d ìiiiiKì'iiii ed You are lurlher notitied iha. Mid E. E. Fink- dants. t igether with the nceruirg ci sts of sale. et ton has paid taxe# on said premises for prior ’ is pr«'s<-m*e Who dwell oh Ibis I l-ohitid spot. Tt.-- after lis well known ef m »lilted gpot. Dated at Jacksonvilo, Ja-'cso ur sulse<iuent years, with the rate uf interest aitali glllls are mso » strong ami Cerce ' ■ fvetlv«- * manner. County. Oregon, this 2lrd er nil iviikcil np: but. In-Ina on said amounts as follows: *l'he ollli i limi 111«- Inveterile foes of the vagi.*, ( i July. 1914. I c h supposing that Year's T ix Date Paid Tax Receipt No. Atnou’lt In tintile tilt- giillw are nearly always ' i L-elit lei. men i l;»il M ty 2nd I9U 1631 09 W. H. SINGLER. r - --IIII nal, rp. they kept vlctorious. and no tin* 1 Inhabitants ot | tile i 111 1912 May 2nd. 1911 16 9 6 (<7 Sheriff of J season Crjntv, M -I «me of l'le i ?‘l\ ufes, a l-'olllii hit upmi Un- novel i plan of feed -1 I i?“' ‘ 1913 M tv 2nd. 19U 7311 6.07 ig for tlie skull gulls. I ! <«ermii n. < :d ros’trnin mm* elf no By G. R HARBER. Depi'v. Ing and r Said -•». L. McCvrv as the owner of the leg; _t»l > whk-li. itiongh formidable to their longer nth- ot I hr above deicrib.d pr->p< rty na I he -ana- Administrators Notice to red it •‘Mein < »< It"' he < II- I S Is appears of record, and vi.eh of die »• her p. raon feuthered em-mles. are very peilceflll 1 VI. I Illi.) i.bovo named are hereby iur.ner no. tied that E IN THE C HJNTY C )TT 1 T OF •»'» and .:•« "e whcti hi .night in conta t hu fni: I »el slil,-< JACKSON COUN Y. I I haf g<»t t > E. I nseiton will api ly to .hv Cinu t Court ; n Uh man. «•I «he County and State aforesaid lor a decree In the Matter of the E«tate of Wiiliam Hart lorecloain^ the lien aaainat the property above man Deceased. True Love's Trials. ...»I- • I '* .* » »V I I. »• IllOSl ■.esciiiKvl 4 uh ; mt-nftuned in s nd lertiiicate. And Notice is h rob.- Riven that the undersigned “I ill afraid it M ’ll l„. s,,,i,e time l-o mi he w»>t id The you are hereby summoned toapp.ar within six has I wn appointed by the C *unty Court <f fore T <»tn »lid Belh» milk*» up :ig:dn.'* ». • nr * ¡otulm e ton ty days after the service of this summons upon Jackson County. Orewran. administrator of the ••Oh. lire .ilwiiys reling and :» I I he system be you. exclusive of the day of service, ana defend estate of Willi im Hartman, deceased this action or pay the amount due as above All persons havinjr claims asr linst said estate forgh Ing vn< h other.” • " h h i he metal; the shown, together w.th costs and accrued interest, are hereby notitiu.l and required to present (he •J know, hut the Inmt time the.x hud • una(«- men drop out. and in case of your failure to to . o a decn-e w.l same duly ver’tieii. to the undersigned adminis a apat Belin snhl. ,I.env»» me forever? ap; He. la*-ollie punici b« rendered foreclosing the lien of said taxes trator. at the office of his attorney. J. R. NeP, in T<»n> wiis dmire enough to stny away n. »• seldom Ih e longoi and costs against the land unit piemises at ovv the city of Jacksonville. Jackson County. Ore- two whole day*», mid that ninth her named. iron. on or before six months from the tinte of mad ture enough.” Btrinlngluiiu Age- This sum nuns is publisheii Dy order of the this notice. lle'uhl. Honorable h I . Tou Veil»*, Judge of the County Dated July 27. 1914. Corrected. Court of t .c State of On go i. tor the County of J N. PACE, Jouions I < If Quite Musical. >'•» \uit N-rpntn<»<l when Jackson, ana .-aid order was made a. d dated Administrator of the estate of William Har - "I» your (lunghi, r fumi <>f mûrier* Jn. k ir‘. -I v«»tt? other <»nv I th.s Tihdayof August, lull, and the date of the man deceased. I did lll.lll , “Terribly fond of it. replied Mr • i»'* kind .Iviii»»nN (>nv first » uuhvation uf this su.tnn, ns ,s the 8th day vntl i (>?M. Oh of August. 19:4. Bill I I Ctimrui. "No imitier now it Minmt* that n« i All proceF ” and ( spera in this» p>- reeding nine ! tf’ri hr h ’«I kl w.Mil »be »cm» ( to like It .f. W. Copelaml. of Dayton, Ohio, (. ir- Wn«hln»P u b<* sei vi d u| mu the i und reigned residing «e.ihia chused a botile n,e III, Cha’iil«rl«in'» C.-i.i Hint the State ot Ch tgon. . ut the uddres* hereativr Remcdy for »iis boy who II -1 ’. r -, and i- • ii.ei'tiotiv ii. fore (he botile was ail us«« <• < tx-y's covi l»md«ery I» the grr,r an;v. of suo- wa» gene. |s iliut hot bette. lan to pa-’ a E E I I, cvm fit (Linnet live dollar dvstdr’l lül? lu **ÎS b/ lit tlealw». Audltfdl Mt J OfJ, T I By listing it with us We are revising our lists ready for the spring trade, if yon have real estate to dis pose iff at a fair price, place it in oitr hands for sale, we have a number of prospective buyers wh.> .xpect value for their money. We can sell vour property at a p?iee ecpial to its full valilo b it do not wutii. any listed at fictitious dr “3oom” pride. Ragna Rivar Realty Co R. R. R. OFF1(IE:-Bi*nk of Jack sonville Bl 1 _r. Upstairs Ji^ksonville, Ore Charles F. Dunford DEALER IN All kinds of soft and hard Wood. Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices moderate and delivery prompt. JACKSONVILLE OREGON Meal Market JOHN DUNMNGTOS. Prutt First Quality Lard at Reduced Prices While the imply latti Small Pail 65 cts. JACKSONVILLE, -5 Large Pail $1.25 OREGON
