Jacksonville post., August 22, 1914, Image 4

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L"-^l
Meaning ot the Green Bough.
BLACK JIM”
THE CONVICT
By M. QUAD
A Band of
Velvet Ribbon
Copyright. 1914, by Associated Lit­
erary Press.
By JOHN Y. LARNED
Tbe uiistoni »1 |»la<’iiti4 a green bough
on the rout, of i newly built house b»
nut con On p<1 to <«crniany, but was
ndopied -ny the French Canadians
who brought it with them from Brit
tnny
The «iKfom originated from
tiie siiperstirit»ii prevalent centuriei*
ago tti.it every free Is inhabited by a
spirit; consequently It was believed
that every time a tree was felled an
other spirit wn» dispossessed, and this
«ns supposed t<> <ause some bitterness
on his part against society.
Bather
than risk lilting these homeless and
disgruntled spirits vent their 111 feel
Ing upon the hmiHpH under eonstrurtion
or upon tlie tmliderH a branch was
plauled on rhe highest pail of tbe
bouse for their occupancy. They were
then supposed to tie mollified, and if
they reiiiaimsl so until tlie roof was
liut on hiii evil design contemplated
would prove liarmlesM. for the spell
would lie iiroken
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under
Execution
Charles L. Schieffelin, I’laintilf.
vs.
B. F. Forbes and Mary Forbes, his
w ife, Defendants.
N otice is H ereby G iven , that un-
der and by virtue of an attachment t x
ecution and an order of sale duly is­
sued
out
and
under
the
seal
of th I ireuit Court of the State
of Oregon, in and for the County
| of Jackson
in
a certain cause
I therein wherein Charles L. Schieffelin
as PlaintifF recovered judgment against
the defendants H, F. Forbes and Mary
j Forbes for the sum of $58.15 together
with interest on the mm of $56.65, at
the rate of ten per cent per annum
! from February 25th, 1914. until paid,
for the further sum of $35.00 reason­
able attorney’s fees, and th«- further
sum of $16.00 costs and disbursements
and accruing costs of sale, which said
execution is of date August 1st, A. D.,
1914, anil was issued m pursuance to
a judgment of March 27th, A. I). 1914,
j which judgment is enrolled and dock-
' eted in the office of of the Clerk of
said Court and is of record in Volume
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 and
ami
hereinafter described be sold- for the
satisfaction thereof.
I 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, otter for sale and will sell at pub­
lic auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, all of the right, title and interest
of the above named defendants in and
to the following described real proper,
ty, subject to redemption as is by
law provided, to-wit:
The- East Fou t en
feet of Lot
Eighteen and the West 23.75 feel of
Lot Nineteen, in Block Two of New­
town Addition to the City of Medford,
Jackson County, Oregon.
All of said above described property
or so tnu ’h ¡hereof a« may be neces­
sary will be sold to satisfy said above
named judgment
in favor of the
plaintiff and against the defendants.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
1st day of August, A. D, 1914.
W. H. SINGLER.
Sheriff <f Jackson County, Oregon
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy
IF
I
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
Effective November 13, 1913.
j ou are
NORTH nol'ND TRAINS.
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in need of
Tbe man known as "Black Jim" had
At a suminer hotel in tbe Adirondack
been sent out to the penal colony of mountains, where there were the usual
Australia for forgery.
quantum of young girls und the usual
They sent hlui up to Woona Wally deficit of young men for tlieui to flirt
after Ills first two years of Imprison­ with, Albert King, who needed rec re
ment, and he fell into the bands of
atiou after too much work, found him
George Stebbins.
In those days an
»elf in demand
But King was not
Australian convict was bid off—that is,
u settler In want of help would bid a a ladies’ man, ami he demurred.
Nevertheless, there was one girl who
price for so many men, aud they were
turued over to him for a certain length attracted him. She was not one of the
of time. He was responsible for their rocking chair brigade, as the Indies who
feed and care, aud his word was law. sat on tlie piazza were dubbed, fur she
He could work them as bard aud ns was not admitted to their cliarmed cir
long as he wished. He could starve eie. Why, King did not know.
King made her acquahitame and
aud beat them and there was no one to
(Brazil Found by Accident,
was thereafter taboo by Ihe patrieiai
cotue between. In case of Insubordina­
Amerigo Vespucci imide the first map
girls,
who
had
no
use
for
a
man
who
tion be could shoot them down, and
of Brazil, although only of the coast
Would divide tils attuili ions to them
the government simply accepted his
line, and it was the publication of this
witii one of another caste. But lie did
statement of the affair. All convicts
map that led to the fixing of the name
not mind this, for Ellen Bi kford, tin*
were glad enough to get away from
of the new world,
Brazil itself vas
young lady In question, interested him
prison and out upon the ranches, and
revealed to Europeans in 1500 by an
and relieved the monotouy of bls stay
In most cuses they found good musters
accident—the drifting out of Its course
in tiie mount aims Besides, lie disuov
aud were decently treuted. As a mem­
of a Portuguese ex ¡»edition. The coun­
ered her superiority In one respect,
try indirectly owes Its modern ad­
ber of the mounted police 1 knew that
courage, for when a large party were
vancement to Napoleon.
To escape
Stebbins was a bard man to get along
caught out on tlie lake in a turriti«
from tile conqueror King John of Por­
■with. He bud been n tavern keeper
8(]uall and it looked as Tf their boat
tugal tied to his dominions in America
and a bully In England, and bls wife would be swamped Miss Bit kford dis
and. believing Portugal lost to the roy­
had committed suicide, aud bls two
played no terror whatever, while othei
al family, set about putting Brazil upon
sons bad been taken away from him by girls were desperately frightened
a civilized basis by tbruwlug open its
the law on account of Ills cruelty.
Miss Bickford never wore short
ports to the whole world.
Black Jim came up to Woona Wally
sleeves to her dresses except at the
with six other men, and the gang were hotel dances, wlien she displayed a
up at iiollce headquarters for the night.
A Bit of Forestry,
well rounded neck mid arms
But at
•‘Do you Know how to tell n hard
It fell to us to take their pedigrees and 1 such times her right arm was inva
wood tree from a soft wood tree?’
post them ns to their new master and
riably encircled with a broad strip ot
said u forester
“I’ll tell you how to
what would be expected of them. In
velvet. Tlie taut that this part of her
do it. mid the rille bolds good not only
our diatrli't we always gave a convict
a rm--mid way between tlie shoulder
a fair start He was told what would iand the elbow-was never exposed Here among our familiar pines and
be required of him, advised to do tils soon began to excite comment. That I walnuts, but in the antipodes among
best to please Ills muster and given to I there was something on her arm to I the strangest banyans, baobabs and
whatnots
Soil wood trees have nee
understand that if he went straight we
be concealed was evident; curiosity !
die leaves, slim, narrow, almost uni
Would see that be had fair usage.
1
stepped in ami would know wliat it | form in breadth
If you don t believe
was interested In Black Jim nt once
The law had made n convict of him. was. But there was a dignity about me consult the pine, the spruce 01 the
Miss Bickfoitl that vanned curious per
tir
H fird wood trees have broad
but It hadn't degraded him.
I had aa Idea that Stebbins would sons to abstain from making inquiries, leaves ot various shape the oak. t lie
so
tiie
matter
remained
unexplained.
ebony, the wainut. the mahogany ami
be down on him from the first because
King was ignorant of tlie gossip con
80 uu.”
of hla superior looks, and I went pret
ty thoroughly Into details. When I corning what kind of blemish was
hidden under I lie velvet. Ile timi noticed
had finished the prisonW said:
She Doesn’t Shut Up.
the fact of Miss Bickford’s wearing it |
"I thank you. sir. unil shall do my
M i ­ Flatte Old you tieni wuat be
Notice of She
Sale
tint
had
not
troubled
himself
as
to
tiie
■
best to pleu.se."
ch 11 ed bls wife?
Things cnuie about as I feared. As cause. If be thought of It at all lie ,
Mix Flatte No.
Foreclosure.
Stebbins Inspected bls gang ha picked very likely set it down to tlie conceal
“A delicate little phi nt”
ment of a scar, probably caused by
Sarah
S.
Van
Dyke, Plaintiff.
Black Jim out for special attention
“Well?”
But one day the rumor
He had little to say to the others lie­ vaccination
va.
“Why. delicate little plants generally
yoiiil making bhsidcuidlliig threats of reached his ears that Miss Bickford shut up during u storm.Yonkers
John Arnell and Annie M. Arnell
whut would happen If they didn’t toe was the daughter of a common sailor Statesman
his wife, Defendants.
the mark, lint to Jim ho said:
who. when she was a child, had tat
N otice is H ereby G iven that under
“So they have sent me a gentle­ tooed on her arm au anchor. Since
and by virtue of an execution and an
Art In thè Soup.
order of sale duly issued out and un­
man. have they7 They thought I need
King bad been smitten with the young
The artist’s wlfe leu ned over unii der the seal of th - Circuit Court ot'
ed Hoinetnxl.v to teach mi- manners per
lady this report uaturnlly Interested
looked ut bei hushniid s soup after sbe the State of OreuOn for the County ot
haps. Mehlie the Idea was for you to bi in.
¡ .Jackson, dated July 23rd, 1911, in’ a
timi lui mieli it tn him
sit on the veranda uiid give me dally
Whatever lie may have thought of
"Oh," site cried "lisik at the seroL I certain cause wherein Sarah S. Van
lessons
Well, you've come to the Miss Bickford's origin, it seemed to
thè fnt bus imide in your soup
Isn't I Dyke as plaintiff recover id judgment
wrong shop
Look. now. I'm gain' him unlike her to conceal any mark
It nrtlstle’r I ain't eat It Iti» so beau j against John Arnell an I Annie M. Ar-
to keep nu eye on you! You think of it
I nell, his wife, as defendants, for the
He would ratiler expect her to
yourself head and shoulders above the liermit the whole world to know her tifili.’"
¡sum of $713.14 with intere-.t thereon
crowd, but I'll take the conceit out of for exactly what she was
| from the 1st day April. 1911, at the
London
’
.
Great
Fire,
you!”
! rate of 8 per cent per annum and $70
Miss Bickford. It seems, was ns much
The great tire ot London In IIMMl J attorney’s fee, and the further sum of m
Not oik - convict 111 a thousand would attracted by Mr. King as lie was by her.
.tailed hi a mmse on I'uddlng in ne I $16.50 costs, which judgment «’as en-
have stood the Insults and dognidation Moreover, she noticed that after a cer
Hiid ended al I'leeriisl alley
Thirteen ¡rolled and docketed in the Clerk’s ot-
put upon Black JI in the next year
tain period lie seemed disposed to draw
flee of said Court in sain Ceunty on th •
I know he tried his best, but there away from tier She knew that what thousand I wo tiumlred houses were ! 9th
day if May, 1311, and is of record
tilirned.
Iliclildllig
eight)
nine
ctiurcllea
was no pleasing Stebbins
He was
| m Vilume21 at p.igej 251-2-3.
she was conuealing was causing a
alwuys boasting that be had a gentle
I am cemmanded by said execution
smothered commotion among the young
man convict and that hi- was bound
! and ord ’r of s-le to make sale of the
After tn* Squeeze of th. Day.
ladies of tile hotel and inferred that
to “break" him. mid he spent a good
“W Iler»- is tmit pall of old shoe* <)( lieroinafter descrihed rial property,
«olile one of Ihe many stories tiiat were
land I will at the hour of 10: 0 <’
'
share of his time worrying the man
mine «lief
floating
about
concerning
it
had
reach
I A.M. on
One day. as I was returning with the
•u hi ■lelilí naie you t<H
I
gOttUtl We
One day she frankly said to
troop after huutlug down a false alarm cd him
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1
mid a Uisldllllt III the • nio< K ills!
of bushrangers, my horse shied am! him;
W» m K ?
I at the front door of the Court 11ouse
1 ohsvis Mutesiunii
“
Mr.
King,
have
you
lieu
rd
tlie
story
threw me almost In front of Stebbins
in Jacksonville, Jackson County,
......... j. Ore
| gon, aeli a III public auction to the high
bouse, and as I struck on a stone and (hat 1 am the daughter of a common
| esl bidder tor cash, subject to redi-mp
bad several rll« broken I was carried sailor who tattooed an nuchor on my
providid.
d. all the
tn. He wus not glad to see me. bill arm?”
Forecl( sure of Del n- tion as.iy by law ’provili«
right, tille and interest of the defin
“I have.“
Under the elrciiiustiiiicca was obliged
qucnt Tax Ceiliticate.
iliH.tr in and to the followingdeseribed
“You arc* tlie onl.v person In this
to give me a bed. On the fourth night
real properly, to-wit:
of my accident four men mid three house whose opinion I care for, but I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
The w si half of t he following: Com­
OREGON. FOR JACKSON CJUNTY.
do care for yours and do not wish, so
women arrived for an evening visit.
mencin' at the Southwest corner of
When dinner had been finished and far ns you are concerned, to sail under
D.L.G. 63, in
Township 37 South
F. F. Pinkerton, Plaintiff.
tbe drink had gone around Stebbins false colors
My father Is or was a
of llar.ue One West of the Willametie
VB.
sent for Black .llm and ordered him to landsman and hail nothing to*do with
S. I . McGary and all other persons unknown Meridian; th« nee running South 5.585
dance for tlie niiiiiseliieut of the com what is under the circlet I wear But I any Lavin«- or claiming to have an interest in I chains; thence West 11.81 chains;
puny, The convict respectfully but I do wenr’lt to conceal’ something that or to the real nroperty hereinafter described. lh«-ii<e North 19.38 chains; thence run-
l ning in rn Easterly direction 11.81
Defendant.
firmly refusisi, and Ids master cried has luen tattooed <»n my a rm."
. oiu h h 13 795
To S. L McCnry, the above named defendant. I chains; thence running rou:
out In Indignation ;
“Thank von very much Tor the pref
In the Name of the State of Oreg-on: You are ■ -’ha ns to ihe place of l> gi ning.
"You won t dance, ell? Too much ereiice you have shown me and your
Exfiling and reserving n right-nf-
hereby notified that E. E. Pinkerton, the holder
of a gentleniaii to give ns a hornpipe
frankness
For tlie Gist time my cu
of Cert'ficate of Dolinqnency numbered 1631 is­ wav 60 feet wide reserv. ed bv
Mebbi- this company l-n t swuggei rioslt.v ns to tint ribbon lias been ex
sued on the 2nd day of May. 1914. by the Tax Trustees of the estate id' )'i anci
enough for the likes of a hloouilu • Ited. ami sin e you have caused It I Collector of the County of Ji«c\s<>n. Slate of < lark, deceased, extei’diiii Mor’h
Oiegon, for the amount of 80.20 Dollars, the South ilong the entire
murderer!'
as: cru bound-
look to you to gratify It”
de
same being the amount then due and delinquent ■ify line of the property herein
i'be charge against me was forgery
“1 assure you that It is nothing to I-
Ail as sh >wn in C’en i lìmite
L r taxes fcr the > ear 1910. together with pen­ sci il e I.
quietly replied tin- man
aslmmud of’
of
Title
N.i. 1321, issued Oetolier 22.
alty, interest and costs thereon upon the real
I don't care whilt It was
You are
“Is it nu\thing to I m * proml of?”
11)1:.’. by the It f'i trar of Titles for
property assessed to you. of which you aie th<
iliHiilsirdliiute. slid up you go Io tin
To this she : shunted li iltlirrly
I
.icltson
County,
Oregon,
owner as appears of record, situated in said
thumbs:
Alter bangin' till d i.vllglu
All of said propert.’ or so much,
“In Hint cun ■ I lusl t upon seeing ft " County and State, aid pei tieulaily bounded and
you’ll probably be a II,tie more bum
theie f as mav be
nece-sary will
After some pvr-itiaslon she pul ed the tiescribed as follow». to-wit:
ble ” r
South li- Il Southeast Quarter Section 20. be sold at Haiti time and place to sat-
ribbon down toward Ilei elbow, ami
The man had lieen hanging ten mln
there In blue Ink nudel the skill were Township Forty. Two East, less ten acres sold isfy the judgment in i favor of the
plaintiffs and
against
th j
for county load and railway iighi-o;-way.
def in-
utes ami the agony
had almos
I he letters “He: oiiie ’’
with the accruing
You are further notified that said E. E. Pink­ dants, together
brought unuonsuiousnPHs when (lie
King looked at the word, then up at erton has ptiid taxes on said premises for prior costs of sale.
door was kluketl open and bushranger,
Hie girl's face ami. with a smile, said:
Dated at Jacksonville,
Jackson
or subsequent years, with the rate of interest
crowded in
l( was a complete sin
“Come; tell (lie story
I am dying to on said amounts as follows:
County, Oregon, this 23rd
prise. Tlie women surenmed out mu
hear It ”
Year s Tax Date Paid Tax Revint No. Amount July. 1914.
bt'g.ni to cry Imi the men. with Hi
lull
M iy 2nd. 1911
“It Is n<»t mu di of a story
For years
W. IL SINGLER.
1< 30
09
exception of Stebbins, took It rathe
19,2
May 2nd, 1911
1029
fl 1:7
n.v family had i cottage on tlie sea
Sheriff of Jackson Ciuntv, Oregon.
913
Ma. 2nd 1914
r<wdly
The bully uud coward wen
7311
6.117
coast. Mv siiianiui’s were spent there
By G. R. HARPER. Deputy.
' Said S. I, j . McCarv us the os no of the legs!
wlnte ns duuth mid fell Into a chair
from tlie time I was six years old
i I i¡lie of the
s above described prop« rty as the same
mid It was iilinoRt pitiful to hear him lea riusi to swim like a dt.uk ml could
A hninislri ors Notice to Creditors
apth am of reco.d iiiu euvh of iheoiht r {arson-
bug f r bls life
handle a bout ns w 'I as a boy
Our above named are hereby funner notified that E IN THE COUX !'Y i' HTRC OF ’I t GON. F >R
Tlie m v ’•i’»taiit Stebbins toppled out cottage was • .. •»IH
J <CK TON COUN .’Y.
a ms k of rl. I nk. iton will u{>| ly to ihe Uircu t Court
of Ills chilli ni.li a I ’diet In Ills li^ad
laud and a life
oi > he County and S ate ai'ovvHaid for a decree
In the Matter of the Kolat, of Wiill.ini Hart-
und Hie leader said
the <»ther side
torACio..i.>.; the hen aKumat the property above man Deceased.
“Sorry wo have liitumip’ed the fe>
Notice fa hereby Riven that the und »raijened
• 'lip cam«' ashore
I’he life inen did iif,«c ibfu ui.». inuniioneo in .- ’ . certificate. And
tlvltles. bill It w is our eprinlilvll!
not know of li >i being there, and tliere you ate hereby summoned to appear within six has »wn appointed by the C -unty Court of
We w»Te after Stebbins alone, md tin
was not time in whluh to tell them tv days auer tire service of thia summons upon Jackson County, Oregon, administrator of the
you. exclusive of the day of service, and defend estate of William Hartman, deceased.
real of von ne<a1 not fear Come. .Ilm
There were six n » n about to drown this action or pay the amount due as above
All persons having claims against «aid estate
we want you “
I pulled out lu mv boat and saved .‘hown. together with co.-.ts and acciued interest, are hereby notified and required to present the
Two of them I ip I| hm I the forger-con
them
I was hut tìilrteen years old and in ease of your failure to . ij so a decree wil same duly verified. to the undersigned adminis­
▼let out of the lioiiae mid upon a horse
mid didn’t know enougli to refuse to be rendered foreclosing the lien of said taxes trator, at the office of his attorney. J. R. Nei’. in
• nd that was the making ot the most permit one of the lift* savers to tattoo and tost» ag linsl the land and pii nnses at'ove the city of Jacksonville. Jackson County. Ore­
notorious hushrangei In all Airtralln
named.
gon. on or before six months from the date of
my arili.”
Hus rum nons is published by order of the this notice.
He had a career of tlvv years mid then
“You lia\e hurrhsl through your sto­
Dated July 27. 1914.
died from a bullet, mid It wan two ry.” said l\li g “ns though it was Honorable b. i . Tou Veile. Judge of the County
J. N. PACE,
years Mfter Ills death la fore It became souietldug to be ashamed of I'm glad Court of the State of Orego t. tor the County of
Administrator of the estate of William
J .ckson, an t said order was made a d dated
publicly known th. I be h «1 let the wl at you
is Indelibly written on this 7th Jay of August, 1914. and the date of the man deceased.
luw make n convict of Idm In order to vour person and If you were mine I first i ubltcation of this summons s the Sth day
shield ii brother
I had always h<*
would never « ¡»nsent to an attempt to of August. 1914.
lleved him tnnocun! <»f the < 1»i e j«mi
J. W. Cbpeland, of Dayton, Ohio, p.ir-
of’dl’-.’lte It
All prt c»s.s a nJ pi.pers in (his pt ceed ing may
knowing how he h.«d Peen p*-:
«»i, ■
In iln?u she lHM*nine tils, mid there bo.tiv.d jot. u - ui.Uei>ig;><d res io in r within '-liHsed a bottle >i Clia nboriain’s Cor.<h
l'i-iiH-«ly
for his boy win) li <1 " <- 'u, anil be­
• n<1 abused by Mtebblh« I itm< • i r.
wsm iitgh’ng lu’ was
uore proud of t i. S ute ot Utcguii. at the address hereafter
fore tbe bottle was all use«« t-’e boy's cold
Joined wbvu (he buMi ni
* .irrh-: Hi ii ihe proud tit'v Ills wife continued titii’liuned.
was gone. Is that not Iwtter ihsn tn pay
E E KELLY.
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io ruin eal.
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sure to ccme.
We can offer you a few bargains at prices
which will yield a h indsome p -ofit in the near
future Git busy, at once.
Rogu? River Realty Co
R. R. R.
Jacksonville, Ore
OFFlCEt-Bank of Jack­
sonville Bl I'. Upstiir.3
Charles F. Dunford
DEALER IN
All kinds of soft and hard wood.
Tier or ccrdwood lengths. Prices
moderate and delivery prompt.
JACKSON VILLI,
OREGON
Jacksonville
Meal Market
JOHN DUNNINGTOX. I*rop
first
Quality
Lard
at
Reduced
Prices
While tie supply last*
ij Small Pail 65 cts.
’ACXSOV, ILLE
Large Pail $1.25
OREGON
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