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A Mysterious Disap
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Cffícial Taper offre City of Jacksonville, Ore/tn
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor an 1 Proprietor
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
By 'X ILL1A.M CHANDLER
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1011
Some workmen tearing down a build­
ing in I’aiis. uu reducing the level of
One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished on
' a compartment, closet or something of
application.
I tlie kind about big enough for one to
i stand In upright, came upon a human
bead. There was hair on it. blit not
faking Bar Examination
COURT HOUSE NEWS
much. It was more than a skull, yet
lint exactly a bead. As tile men went
Item» of lntere»t to Jackson Coun’y
Salem, Or., Oct. 7—Thirty-five stu­ on lowering the walls they revealed a
COUNTY COURT
dents are taking the bar examination female ligule in tile clothing of a man,
In the matter of the examination of here under the supervision of O. Hay- which crumbled as they proceeded
Minnie Chestnut, an insane person. ter, of Dallas; Harrison Platt of Port­ downward.
The figure faced an Iron door behind
Order of committment toOregon State land, add Mrs. M. H. Potter secretary
wainscoiiting. A panel was made, or.
of the board.
Hospital.
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rather, hail been made, to slide side­
In the matter of the estate of Kelly
ward. and the door behind it opened
Fields, deceased. Order appointing ad­
inward, leaving siillieient room for the
figure to get Into the closet and shut
ministrator.
the door. There was a latch on the
In the matter of the estates of Jo­
outside. The panel bail originally been
seph Walter, deceased. Bond of ad­
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moved by weights and locked with a
ministrator filed.
secret spring. But both door and panel
it
In the matter of the estate of Eliza­
had been walled up a long while be­
fore, and their existence had become
beth F. Reed, deceased. Bond of ad­
unknown.
ministrator filed and approved.
The master workman sent word of
In the matter of the estate of Fran­
the find to the owner of tile building,
cis M. Grainger, deceased. Bond of
asking for Instiuctlons ns to what to
administrator filed and approved.
do In tlie matter. The owner came, ac­
CIRCUIT COURT
companied by n gentleman wearing the
By Peter Rac'ford.
button of the Legion of tlonor, and the
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank vs J.
lecturer ?.. ■ tienili I 'urini rs‘ Union.
latter examini'd both tile boily dud its
F. Reddy et al. Order overruling de­
The principal function performed by Ineisenieni carefully. He wits a pro-
murrer.
government today is to collect taxes, fesaloiial antiquarian. He advised that
J. M. Root et al vs W. H. Singler, keep records and prevent and punish the body lie burled and began a .search
crime; but that Is not sufficient. Gov­ for the reason of its having occupied
sheriff. Order overruling demurrer.
Anna Davidson vs R. T. Davidson. ernment should tip its hat to the God for so long the position In which it
dess of Opportunity as courageously was found. In time lie published 111 a
Onder of default Decree of divorce.
as it draws u six shooter on a train Paris magazine the result of bis Inves
William Scott vs G. A. Gardner et robber. We ought to encourage thrift LigfiUon.i. the following being an nb
Order to pay over money to plain- as well as restrain greed. We have breviatioi: of n long story:
Th. bt.lid'n# In which the body was
been basing It gielatlon upon the ex­
tremes of human life—the classes fori. I I' te.l back to the reign of I.ouls
Thomas Kahler vs Elizabeth Kahler.
high and low, the depraved and the Ki. In this reign the king increased
Order for publication of summons.
talented- let us now reach the masses Ills power nt the expense of the no
Jewell Hardware Co. vs El Señora and the ex renies will more nearly hies, end the royal authority -became
Mining Co Order of default. Find­ disappear. Our statutes are filled to absolute. His successors maintained
overflowing v. ¡th pity and revenge; | what lie had ga'ned. . nn.l fn>mr that
ings of fact and conclusions of law.
the litlglniiiiig
of the
i line down to
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Anoy Foy Gilford vs Jarno Gilford. let >is adj opportunity.
The slogan of the Farmers' Union j reli,-n of I.ouls kVl. the government
Default order.
is co-operation. Not only among ir wns one of tyranny and Intrigue.
W. H. Norcross et ux vs George A. dividual farmers, but between ail In. I-
In the t'vlgii of Louis XIII. plot and
Butz. Order that George Butz be made timate and useful occupations. We ■out.. rplot ru.ehed their height. Tile
a party defendant.
want to »it amund the hearthstone king >\ .is n weakling, and Cardinal
Rlchell n g'>ve iii'd virtually in his
Mary E. Adams vs Celia Rrown et al of industry rv'<! talk over problems ot «toad. The-:' were conspiracies against
mutual
interest
with
our
neighbors.
Order confirming sale of real proper-
Wo wan1, to Invite those who are the king, the cardinal and every one
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earnestly searching for information connected with the court. At this tpne
Florence Beulah Lonsdale vs George on public quirtlons to get back to the building was occupied by tile Mar­
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quis de I'ontilyhe. a nobleman who was
Wallace Lonsdale. Order overruling the sell with their Investigations
where, In the stillness o' nature, thej milti'il up with these feuds and Joined
demuin r.
a coalition consi ting of the king's
can climb ths mountain-top of wis­
Flora Barnes vs W. H. Singler et al, I dom, explore tlio ?eep canyons of brother and other persons to seize the
OrJur grwUuig motion to strike i i part knowledge tv ■! stroll through the government. Mlle. Louise de Foil
tnyne, the ntnrquls- dmt-hter. was In
only.
i Tjuiet talk vs of understanding.
love with Risrloli, one of those favor­
i
There is no problem In civilization
The State of Oregon ex r«' Galli - A.
ites Catherine de- Medici had brought
that cannot be found In Its native
Rowlev, vs Richard W, IL wley. O - state on tlio f irm. The labor, edit- with her from Italy.
Now. this Rissloll was us black heart­
der requiring defendant to show e ,u.-e cail< nal,
' • -inci.il,
transportation
why l,e »1 < uld not be hi id in contempt. home-bull'".' anil all otlior problems ed a villain ns ever lived. Being Im­
plicated In that conspiracy which was
are there. We_ will discuss a tew ol
Thoma* Goodpasture vs II. J. Ttlylo
the most foriniilalile of all the plots
them.
et nl. Order lot pab.tc iiioti of sue
ngnlnst the king, when It was discover
7
Labor
Problem.
eil bls name was given to the prime
tnoiis.
We b >v o the dignity of labor minister ns one who must be taken nt
J. H. Neu»- <lt v I,. II. Minard. O - No Ono vv.
11 ha::nrds Knowing his influence
i b
i iit j to do mere
tier coniirming sale of r. al pmperty.
to lighten ‘ '■ ■
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Increase the with Mlle, de Fontayne. he II -d to her
Margaret Read vs W. A. Aitkin et a. safety, con rt ■ and prolitE of th >»e house and begged her to eon cnl Ifni
Lot'.lse. who was n liable elniractel
who labcr i ■
•.imcrcc and Industry
Order of d i . u’t.
than their t< 1 -.v toilers In agricul- proposed that they exchange eiothing
lure. But
l-r-nt l1*r former v be While »lie was being tilicil nW.iy In
bovs lit« fc
’ d ci- the the ills stead lie might escape as liersell
world, and
irj h t'.-.n until mil upon Ite - I lentity lining dlscov. re«
nl. sun? Ii
to ni she eouiil rely on the influence of liei
increase
ng of father to save her frotn punishment
borr ?
ab >u for ttldiug in I abetting the iKi-. pe ol
the v
I bvh.nil one o." tile king's ene.nl. s his iol| ne
•edcil to thl-.. itli I the exchange was
the co
nil de
in the
( It was not '<> ig after this that the
path, rfo
tie« to C lit > .3
iiiniti door "f the <-li Kean was thrown
itren.
mother's
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ipen and ti |>a:-ty of armed men burst
taf’k.
GON FO : 111-; COU tTYOF J A< KSON
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ti. seeking th • Italian. It was plain
not .?
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th» ElUts nf F an. is M
th it if they f ain I him they would kill
net th
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e ground him on sight
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A statute b” I on sound business
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land oun>’ to c'l Is much needed, [
end one tbit merits the mist serious
tor leratlon of cur law tnakors.
The fo-mclal pr. b'em of the state
ard nation Is on the farm, and first
attention »h mid be given those w ho
create the nation's Health.
It Is an admitted economic fact that
there can b<> no r r minent prosperity
without a perman. nt agriculture
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\ < areful Investigation was made of
the appaiatns for o, eiilnu the iloors
of tlio closet with a clew to detennln
Ing why the Imrrl-nined girl could not
lete I-'O herself. I ut » ' old and decayed
we-e the apparatus and locks that It
Was Impos- lido to tell why they had
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a'.t I-*- <l> i n The iron d«»>r was
found ' 1« - 'd a nd locked
For some
ti .ison It < oiihl not I« unlocked, but
us to why there was no evidence.
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