Jacksonville post., August 29, 1914, Image 5

fs
Stephenson’s First Locomotive.
Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale Under
A Change of
Commander
HUNTING A
SPY
Change in Southern Pacific Tim«
-- ------- fable.-------------- -- •
ÏF
The first loiomuHve was completed
Execution.
4 Bud pur Into' -pei'.itlou In 1814 by
*
George S um lieiimn. who was born In
Charles L. Schieffelin, Plaintiff.
Wylnni. England. Julie 0. 1781. He
vs.
was engiiieei at ii colliery when he
B. F. Forbes and Mary Forbes, his
Invented a traveling engine to draw wife. Defendants.
N otice is H ereby G iven , that un-
wagon« along a trnmwny. Stephen
son's first Io omotlie nttiiined n speed der and by virtue of an attachment ex
By
DONALD
Cl
ÌAMBERL1N
ecution and an order of sale duly is­
By DWIGHT NORWOOD
of six mill- un hour
improvement sued out and
under
the
seal
after Impi .•»n eiit was made, not only 1 of th» ircuit C »urt of the State
Shortly before the war broke out lu In tin’ lo. oim five but In the rails, and of Oregon, in and for the County
in the oldeu time, wheu the buc­
in
a certain cause
in 1822 Stephenson ofiened the first j of Jackson
caneers infested the Spanish main, au the Bulkmis between the Turks anil
railway, which was eight nihes In ’ therein wherein Charles L. Schieffelin
English pirate uutued Ricketts, finding tire allies I left Adrianople one eveu
In IS2H Ills locomotive, the as Plaintiff recovered judgment against
that the Atlantic was becoming poor lug about dark for Belgrade. There length.
Ilocki't. reh' lied a s|>eed of thirty five the defendants H, F. Forbes and Mary
bunting ground on account uf the > was one passenger in the compartment
Forbes for the sum of $58.15 together
l... hour,
.
............ „ ....
winning
the ________
prize of with interest on the sum of $56.65, at
number of skull and boues flags on it, , besides myself, and 1 noticed that miles an
S2.."
ih > otfi-red by the Liverpool nnd
the rate of ten per cent per annum
concluded to betake himself to the Pa­ while waiting for tlie train to start he
The from February 25th, 1914, until paid,
cific. Having weathered the Horn, be 1 was very ill at ease. When tile guard Mmii’liesti'i' railway company.
for the further sum of $35.00 reason­
turned his course northwestward lu the 1 shut and locked the door lie seemed entile system of railway locomotiou.
with stations, signals, tenders aud able attorney’s fees, and tho further
hope of fulling in with merchantmen to breathe easier, but was still evl
sum
of $16.00 costs and disbursements
among the many lslnuds lying directly dently impatieut for the train to be •uiTlages. was completed with the In
and accruing costs of sale, which said
niziiratmn
ot
the
Liverpool
and
Man
­
South uf the equator aud east uf Aus off. When at last it begun to roll out
execution is of date August 1st, A. D.,
chester line in 1X30 Stephenson was
trulla.
of the station lie pul bis head out ol largely instrumental In establishing 1914, and was issued in pursuance to
a judgment of March 27th, A. D. 1914,
Ricketts, though fifty years old, bad the window eagerly.
all the English and foreign lines dur­ which judgment is enrolled and dock­
never sailed in uuy except Atlantic
Following the direction of his eyes I ing the first period of I'liilrmidiug. He eted in the office of of the Clerk of
waters. He hud been uu officer in the ' saw a man, wlium I knew to be a Turk
said Court and is of record in Volume 1
British navy and during the long pe­ by his fez, ruuulng for the tnlin He died in 1848
21 at pages 150-151 of the Circuit
riod wbuu the duties of British war­ run like a deer, uiy fellow passeugei
Court Journal, in which judgment it
Saved by Ready Wit.
ships were to prey ou Spanish com­
was also ordered bv the Court that the
| watching him breathlessly The In It el
The late Enipt-riir Alexander of Rus
merce with Spain's possessions in the I occupied the window so tliat 1 could
property attached in said cause and
sin
tried
hard
to
put
a
stop
to
alco
new world had acquired a piste for i not see if the Turk caught tlie train
hereinafter described be sold for the
holism In his army, especially among satisfaction thereof.
piracy. Tills induced him to go into
> but presently m.v companion fell back tils officers
Whenever n case of ine
1 am commanded by virtue of said
tile business himself. He knew the
gasping.
brlety came to his notice he ordered execution and order of sale to sell the
Dorth und south Atlantic, their winds,
"Lost.'” be moaned.
real property hereinafter described to
tl
summary punishment of the offender
their currents, their periods of storms,
I had some knowlulge of one of,two
One evening an officer of the guards satisfy said above named judgment, I
their fogs and protracted calms. But
will therefore at 9:30 o’clock A M on
I
the Pacific was to him un unexplored of the many languages spoken in the decidedly the worse for liquor was
MONDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1914
tile driving home In an open droshky Slid
that
I
understood
Balkans,
so
tract
at the front door of the Court House,
None of his officers had had any word. I also spoke some Freuch <• ‘»id denly. to his utter terror, he saw the in Jacksonville. Jackson County, Ore­
more experience in the Pacific than German mid tried the man in both, czar in Ills open carriage coining from gon, offer for sale and will sell at pub­
the captain, but one of them luul heard getting mi understanding in the lutter the opposite direction. Motioning the lic auction, to the highest bidder for
officer’s driver to stop and stopping his cash, all of the right, title ard interest
from sailors who had spent much tongue.
"What Is your trouble?" I asked.
own cni-ringe. the emperor exclntmed of the above named defendants in and
time ou it that many uf those indica­
"Are you German?" be asked instead in nn angry tone':
to the following described real protier.
tions which foretold a change of
"Major X.. what nre you doing ty, subject to redemption as is by
weather were different from those on of replying
law provided, to-wit:
“No; American"
here?"
the Atlantic The captain, who bad
The East Fourteen
feet of Lot
“Oh. American You then are a lov
Pulling himself together, partly so
all u Britisher's confidence lj^ himself.
Eighteen and the West 23.75 feet of
er
of
liberty
Certainly
you
have
no
bered
by
the
cznr
’
s
presenee.
tl\e
otfl
Scouted tile idea that n man who knew
Lot Nineteen, in Block Two of New­
the Atlantic had anything to learn on sympathy with Turks. I am doomed cer stood up. saluted and refilled, with town Addition to the City of Medford,
the i'ucllitc, und u man who rules a I have been Iri Adrianople spying on slinky voice:
Jackson County, Oregon.
the fortinentloiiB 1 was arrested, and
All of said above described propertv
pirate ship is not to be contradicted.
“Your majesty. I nni Just taking a
or so much thereof as may be neces­
While iMpprouchlng the Marquesas drawings were found on me. 1 was drunken officer to the guardhouse.”
This presence of mind and ready wit sary will be sold to satisfy said above
Islands Ricketts fell in with a ship sentenced to d ntli While waiting to
named judgment in favor of the
which he appropriated mid compelled be executed 1 caught my guard nap pleased the emperor so much that he plaintiff and against the defendants.
the crew tu walk the plank. There ping mid escap.il. I hoped to get away pardoned the officer there mid theu.-
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
by tills train, but this man. in whose London Strand
was u gentleman aboard from the col
1st day of August, A. D, 1914.
ony of New York uumod Fletcher, with charge 1 was pluced, will go through
W. H. SINGLER.
Moods of Musicians.
the train when It stops und recov­
Sheiiff of Jackson County, Oregon.
ills wife mid daughter. mid being Brit
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy
Before (lie mouds of genius the
Ml sub.!i«'ts. Ricketts concluded to er me."
Then, taking out a pencil and tear­ world must ever bow in awe. for Is II
s|Mir<* tlmm Theii- was also a young
ing a bit of paper from an old letter, not to the wavwnrd wanderings from
sailor, Durgaii. whose vigorous appear
mice please.I the captain, and he gave be wrote bls name and address on It the normal that Inspiration Itself Is Summons in Forecl c sure of Delin
due? nh . vn a writer In the London Lady
him his life <ni condition that he join nnd handed it to me.
quent Tax Certificate.
the pirate crew
Dai-gau was un
"When you reach Holla," lie contin­ The gloomy moods of Beethoven are
American, but nil tils time was spetit ued. "will you tell my wife what 1 traditional, but every time they en
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
at si-ii lu voyages between the East have told you and what follows? Say wrapped his spirit there flowed from
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
that my last thoughts were of her mid his pen tile most noble of scores
Indies and i'hlladelplilu
E. E. Pinkerton. Plaintiff.
Turning to Schubert, wv find that it
Dargun, by pretending to sympathize our dear children."
vs.
"if you are sure to be executed, why was in the gay moods of the German
with the pirates mid mi account of a
S. L. McGary and all other persons unknown
Under if any having or claiming to have an inter«’st in
masterful way lie had with him. ac­ not take the elm lice of Jumping from inn that his genius worked.
their sway tile “Serenade" and num.i or to the real property hereinafter described.
quired un Intlueuce over the pirate the train?"
"I am going to do that, but death is other Im mortal themes were penned Defendant.
crew The ciiptiiiu was a tyrant, and
To S. L McCarv. the above named defendant.
the men hated him. Nevertheless they as sure ns if I suffered myself to be on a tavern table, tiny scrap« of paper
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You nre
being used that came to bund
P ii
were ignorant of navigation, a knowl taken hack to Adrianople."
ganinl was so wholly the victim of hereby notified that E. E. Pinkerton, the holder
"You may strike soft ground."
edge their euptalu possessed, mid re
of Certificate of Dolinquency numbered 1631 is.
By the time I bad spoken the words mouds that It was no unusual thing sued on the 2nd day of May.
qulred his superior Intelligence to keep
1911, by the Tax
be
was
out
on
the
footboard,
for
an
I
put
HiKlieme
to
wait
in
vain
for
his
them from lielug swung nt the end of
Collector of the County of Jackson. State ot
my
licnd
out
through
the
window
mid
contribution
to
a
mnueit
program
Oregon, for the amount of $6 20 Dollars, the
a rope
For those reasons Ricketts
nuiintalued tils ascendancy und felt so saw his dim figure not far from It. it When due to appear some fantasy of same being the amount then due and delinquent
confident In It that he did not notice was very dark ITesently 1 censed to the moment would Impel him to re for taxe« for the year 1910, together with pen­
the lufiueuev liuiguu was gaining over see him mid believed that be luul main in Ills poverty stricken room, alty, interest and costs thereon upon the real
jumped
grimly toying with the Instrument p operty assessed to you. of which you are tho
them.
The first «top file train made was at wlil< h tioiiid nave been moving bis owner as appears of record, situate«! in said
One afternoon Rlcketta was pacing
C« uiity ami Slate, and ¡» hi tieularly bounded an«i
Tclilvuien. which we n ached in aliout hearer* to tears
the quurteriicck. now mid again sweep
described us follows, to-wit:
half mi hour after tin* spy luul disap­
South 11.Uf Southeast Quarter Section 20,
tag tbo horizon with Ida glass lu search
peared The glliird unlocked tile dom
Heat Lightning.
Township Forty. Two East, let's ten acres sold
Prey. wtien be heal'd u voice amid | but would not let me alight till aflei
When tin* doiaiii horizon is brillhint for county iuaj anil railway right-oi-way.
ships sing out lu stentoriuu tones:
I the corn part nielli luul been examined ly ihlilliilialPd with tlaslH’N ot light ou
You are further notified that said E. E. Pink­
"Man the weather braces!”
I by the man whom I had seen running tviii’in suiiiiii« r evenings old residents erton has paid taxes on said premises for prior
The captain turned with a scowl for the train As soon ns lie had pass will e.xpiniii tiial
it Is caused b> “beat or subsequent years, with the rale of interest
to see who except himself dared give | ed I stepped down on tu the phltfiil-Ui
on said amounts as follows:
hgiHiimg
an order on the ship he com mil nd
Year’s Tax Date Paid Tax Receipt No. Amount
mid followed him to see It lie got Ids
II pu I ngliiuin^ 1» really the relie»-
M..y 2n I 1911
ed aud saw Dargun and the men
I
1911
1630
$6.09
1 qtiai'i'.v
lie did not tlml him. mid the tioii ol ordinal’.^ ilglituilig
Afar
od
I
1919 May 2nd. 1911
162»
6 07 •
running for tlw braces
Before Rick- ' train moved mi
Ihefe lb >i i
Light
travels
1913 May 2nd. 19U
7.;ii
6.07
ettg could recover from his anger mid
I wondered whm luul become of the u( ><<inelliiug more (Inin ISG.otio miles I Said S. L. McCarv as the ow ner of the legal
Collect his faculties the braces were : spy
lie must luive Jiiuqs'd ill he u sei-oiiii while (Imiidei triivelH slowly i title of the above described prop« rty ns the same
manned nml the sailors stood ready would have iieeti found on the train
ihroimh (he an mill soon becomes in ' up pears of record, and each of the other person
for the next order.
Nearly nil the |i:i«>em:eis were Turks undibu* io «»tn e.tr> It is this light re- above named are hereby further notified that E
"Drop those braces!” cried the cai>- mid I mitieed Hie luonient I nllirlited
Heeled upon the clouds oi mist ueiir E. Pinkerton will apply to the Circuit Court
taln in a fury.
Hint there wm ii ■ lialu of men wear the horizon u np h we see and call of the County and State aforesaid for a decree
foreclosing the lien against the property above
“Hold the braces,” said Dargan Illg fezzes siiriiiiimllliu the train, proh
iivai dgiiiihug
SuineUmes vivid dis denc.'ibed and mentioned in said certificate. And
calmly, but firmly.
, ably passengers ulm II.lit vulunteeieil pla>> ol iioriliern lights, or the aurora you are hereby su nmoneu to app.-ur within six
Every man's face turned from Dur- io help tin.........
in his efforts to al
t»«»lean* ale erroneously cnlied heal ty «lays after the service of this summons upon
gan to Ricketts. A few dropped the re«t the «pi
you. exclusive of the day of service, and defend
>ight num
brucea; the rest held them. Whipping
Before we passed over tin* 'I'urklsli
this action or pay the amount due as above
I
Here
is
therefore
no
sin
h
(lung
as
a pistol from Ills belt, tile conimmidei- line tu eiiti i eastern Itmimelln tlu*
shown, together with costs and accrued interest,
Deal
lightning,
and
this
should
proper
flreil a shot at I»nrgnn which grazed his train sto|'pi-l fm -i lung v lille mid I
and in case of your failure to do . o a decree w.i
ly he ramd "diMant »ightning. New be rendered foreclosing the lien of said taxes
cheek.
! felt sure lll.it II was fur Hie ptir|Hise York World
and costs agiinst the land and ‘premises above
"There’s a hurricane coming, men," ot tanking ii lllinl seal-' Il fur tile spy
named.
said Dargan, “if you drop the braces lii lime we st.iiti'd un and In a few
Where Pepys Wat Buried
This summons is published by order of the
we are lost."
minutes were amimg a different nation
Tib* «I h nth oi St »haves. .11 Hurl Honorable F. L. l'ou Velie, Jud^uof the County
This «tendled the men amazingly
allty "Whiil ii |>ltv." I said to myself Ntl’pvt. ixmduii. I n oiiv «»( [lit- eight (lini Court ot t«»c State of Orego », fur the County of
The cnptnln'H pistol contained but one "thill tile limn could not have conceal
.1 ickson. and said order was made and da e I
ball, so he could not tire another. The ed lilmselt on the train till we had ♦•>*« aped the gleni tire ol Hiiiti n> wei» tins 7th day of August, 1914. and the date of the
wind suddenly dropiied, and the Rails passed the liorder’ In Him ease he IIM «»he ul (lie most iinelciil u! London first publication of th».« summons .s th-- 8th Cay
It Is a sinull Imildim: uìdi.n tpwei timi oi August. 19«4.
flapped. Ricketts looked at the water would have been safe'
IN sui nioiiiih'd n> a vane In (in h»rtn
to leeward und saw u black line coni
AU p.ocess and papers in this preceding may
I'lie first s'tu|. ice made in Roumelln
ot ti crown, u hi> li is snhl to cuniinvin be served vi»on the urd« r.-igntd residing within
Ing.
was at lleniiaiii There I alighted to
“Haul tnut! Haul, every man of you
Htreti Ii my legs slowly, walking toward orate yimt‘11 Klizalielh n visit m 1;V h the State «»f Oregon. at the address hereafter
mentioned.
for your Ilves!" cried Dargan
the fot-wnl'd 'end of the train. I saw to give thanks tm iiui rt»h*:i*v hum un
E E. KEI.LY.
Tho yurils swung round so as to take n man coming who I supposed was a prisoiimciit in (lie Luwer ot lz«m«ioii
Attorney .or the Plaintiff.
the coming wind Then suddenly the colli slioielel on Hie engine, only he nnd make it present of silken ropes for
zVidress Med ord, Oregon.
Stillness was broken by shrieks In tin- wm lilin ker Ilian uuy stoker I ever the bells One uf tile most interesting
rigging alsive. nml the pirate ship cn
row
What wiir my RitrprlRe when MNsouliitioiis is the hi«-t of its living the
bnrbll plnce of the great din l ist, Sam
reened till tile water |smre<l over the rushing towni'd me. he threw his he
Administrators Notice to Creditors
oel l*vp\8
lee gun wnIo Tlie crew clung to whnt grimed arms iiioittid me.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON. FJR
they could cnteli: the captain was plt< h
I
"Don't you know me?” he snld
J ACK SON COUNl’Y.
ed against tin- rail and lay still with am the spy ”
One il- musi ne nuit, hist with an
In the Matter Of the Estate of William Mart­
a broken leg
HT- otlii-i oi it wll, soon .11:11 tin migli.— man Deceased.
Then lu the I tin ketietl
Tilt- storm was over In a few min
lind O« eu
Notice is ho? b giv« n that the undersigned
ognizqd the tiiuii with
ules. and the sun cmne out. a harbinger Rynipathized
has ' oen appointed ly the County Court of
of cli need conditions for the pirate
J ckson County. Oregon, administrator of the
“Is it you, and alii e?" I asked.
estate of William Hart nan, deceased
ship.
I»m,' n. who was ubevisl as
"Yes It Is I. ami very UHI« lì ulive.
All persons having claims agiinst said estate
Notice of Final Settlement
commander aaieed with the crew Hint
“Ilow did vou du It?"
are hereby nolifle I an 1 required to present the
if they would asseiil to taking the shli
“I walked forward on the fi«itl>onr<1 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON.
same duly verified, to the undersigned adminis­
into port lie wm.Id reeiirr a pnrd"ii for till I lea. lied the locomotive tender.
AND FOR JAC KSON COUNTY-
trator. at the office of his attorney, J. K. Ne;’. in
every limn except the enpt.-iln
A Climbing over tlie i-onl. I told tlie en
In the Matter of the estate uf Nancy the city of Jacksonville. Jackson County. Ore­
course was then laid to Ne« Zi-alnnd
glntN-r, wlm was a Servian, nil story Steuber. Deceased.
gon. on or before six months from the (late of
where a sul'render was made The New He suggestisl Hint since the triiln
f
Notice is hereby xiven that the undersigne 1 this notice.
Yorker mid his fntiilly snppurteil li.ir
would lie senrelied I had lietter hide administrator de bonis non of the es ate of
Dated July 27. 1914.
J. N. I *
gun's story, the ■ re» were pnrduned
under tlie coni So I lily down on the Nancy S«eulxT. <l«cei.sed has filed his final ac­
Administrator of the estate of W iliam Haot-
anil Hie enptuln »as liaugeil tu the floor of the tender mu) they covered count ia the above entitled C u t. and matter,
and that said Court has fixed M ad. y, the 21at man deceased.
yardarm
me with tlie coal "
Wlien we ren lied Sofia nothing day of September. 1914. at 1> o*c « ck A M. of
When Mr I'lctiliei fnm 4 a «hip t<>
said daj. in the court roo.n of m id Cou t in the
would do but that I should co to the
tuke him mid Ills fmnlh tu Ne« lurk
How to Bui Lnq the Doctore.
County Court House, in the City of Jack-onv.lle.
I did so, mid Jackson County. O wk . b . as the time ami place
Bo grateful wav he i" Dm can fur tin- mini's home with Him
A proniine.il Neu i< »k pliv-ician any :
work which hut
ii In-ti umeiii it In so begrime.I was lie that Ills family for the hearing of s i d final account and the ‘If it Wvte a
for ù.e tl.in stocking rad
Ills settlement thereof.
thin bdetî «hoot .rom bv won*#»n the «octors
saving nil thcli i»«~ Him In- Ihvltisi did not nt first recognize him
w.»:»
’
d
probabty
be
iwinkrupi.*’ W!vn you
wife knew tho errand on whh h ho
All persons interested in sain estate arc here­
Idin to go wiHi H.i- t
I '• hi nils
develop
Chinn merchant nd uwiu'il —tilt -
lie had been to Adrianople mid Its dan­ by notified to mike or file their objections to «« Ut..««4 a cold de rot vf r U
mt v ) •tet:n;<’i»».» h -♦ (rent it rt onoo ( ha. .-
iiffen-d Dargun tin-
iiiii'ind "t
■>« ger Re wm n week in. rd’ie mid she said final account, if any they have, with said
j '«oe.h !’• .1.«.■!>’ ’
i.. J e-peci
luul given lilin up Cui ci eil is lie was Court, on or be»\ re sa.d lime.
them
|lill':-nn iteeept c
ii *
i l i
Dated at Jacksonville Oregon August 22nd n’lv for (xu'v.- s ttt’«l <<• ... ; . «■ hn:» ’v< r. a
with
coal
dust
«he
embra.
ni
lilin
tloli mill Hie offei
lie I . I
i' nil
’•. * ¡cpiitat’ i bv ih cures of these d»?“-nK"-
1914« Date uf tnss publicalien. Augubt 22nd. 2«; i.
I was etitei'tilllied lovully ut bls
Miss ITefcbrl lllid bei iiiic i i ii-v sill»
1» i< n; >t€t * c U h »1 nt.d ’« r’e.. . nî r»' I "’n-
J. R NMU
bouse mid loft It witb regM.
owuer
Administrator de tonis non.
uf Nancy to tuke. Y . * a ¡ j íy all
b. uber, Deceased.
i
>
vou are
Effective November Ì3, 1913.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
14 Portland Passenger...........8:27 A.M.
24 Grants Pass Motor. ,....10:22 A.M.
32 Grants Pass Motor............. 4:27 P.M
16 Oregon Express.../......... 5:20 P.M.
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Extra fane train. 7n
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T0:52 A.M.
..2:24 P.M
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Try the
U Shasta LimitedlMail only)5:22 A.M
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R. R. R.
Jacksonville, Ore
OFFICE: Bank of Jack­
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Charles F. Dunford
DEALER IN
Ail kinds of sfft and hard wood.
Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices
moderate and delivery prompt.
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
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