Jacksonville post., October 31, 1914, Image 4

County Treasurer.
i y
I am the democratic nominee for
treasurer of Jackson county and will
appreciate your support.
S. (Sid) I. BROVIN..
(Paid Advertisement.)
ills
County Recorder.
The Rural Church the Guiding
Star of Progress.
THE NEW RURAL CIVILIZATION
I hereby announce myself as can­
didate on the republican ticket for
county recorder.
If elected I will
give my undivided attention to the
duties of the office. Election Nov. 3,
1914.
CHAUNCEY FLOREY.
(Paid Advertisement.)
By Peter Radford.
Lecturer National Farmers’ Union.
County Treasurer.
We are confronting a new rural
civilization. It is so radically differ­
ent from the life of the past that It
may well be called new, not merely
because of Its characteristics, but be
cause of its triumph in rural co-opera­
tion and leadership. The utilization
of modern agencies, and the use ot
farm machinery have greatly increas­
ed the efficiency of the farmers,
broadened their vision and made life
more satisfying.
Th* moat serious enemies to coun­
try life are isolation and drudgery, and
perhaps the worse of the two is iso­
lation. It is the curse of the coun­
try. The hunger of young people for
companionship has boon disregarded
and in various ways the social In­
stincts have had their revenge. Tho
fruits of modern Inventive skill and
enterprise have enriched country lite
and afforded the facilities of banish­
ing forever the extreme isolation
which used to vex the farm house­
hold of the past. The telephone is a
great social asset in the rural home;
the rural free delivery brings the
world’* daily message to the door; the
parcel post delivers ten million pack­
ages per annum at a half million
homes, and tho automobile annihilates
distance, making Isolation a myth.
The building of public highways has
brought communities and farm homes
closer together.
I hereby announce that I am
publican nominee for Ute office of
County Treasurer.
FRED L. COLVIG.
(Paid Advertisement )
For County Recorder.
I hereby announce myself “as the
democratic candidate for the office of
county recorder of Jackson county,
to be voted on af^he general election
on November 3, 1914.
If elected, I
will do my duty as I tmvtrin OHTOT—re­
sponsible positions that I have held.
LEE L. JACOBS.
(Paid Advertisement.)
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“how cause, if any exist, why an or-
'b r of sale should not be made as
played for in the petition of Sam
Mathis, Administrator of sa d est. te,
riled in this Court on this day, and
praying L.r an order and licence auth­
orizing sail administrator to sell at
public auction, for cash, to the highest
bidder, ail the real property of said
estate, for the purpose of paying the
claims against said estate heretofore
allowed and all other lawful claims
and the expenses of administration,
lhe said real property consists of the
following described tracts, situated
in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
The southt-west quarter of the south­
west quarter of Sectiou Eleven (11)
in Township 35 Souih, of Range 4
West of W. M., excepting those parts
thereof heretofore sold to John Smith-
peter and O. C. Oden. Also two-thirds
.interest in twenty acres of lime land
on Gails Creek.
By order of the County Court of Ore­
gon for the County of Jackson, made
this 23rd day of October, 1914.
Wit­
ness my hand and the seal of said
Court this the daj’ and year last above
written.
G. A. GARDNER,
County Clerk.
to aforesaid premises and for such other and
further relief as to the court may set m equitable.
This summons is published in the Jacksonvil'e
Post by order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge
of the above entitled Court, which said order was
made on the 23rd day of October. 1911, and
wherein it is ordered that you and each if you
appear and answer the complaint on file herein
on or before the expiration of six weeks from
the date prescribed in said order as the date of
the first publication of this summons.
The date of the first publication of this sum­
mons is October 24th, 1914, and the date of the
last publication thereof and on or before which
date you are required to appear and answer is
December 5th, 1914.
H. K. HANNA.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TIL-: STATE OF
OREGON. FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
In the Matter of the Estate of Francis M.
Grainger. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad­
ministratrix of the estate of Francis M. Grainger.
Deceased, to tho creditors of. and all persons
having claims against the said dece-ised, or the
said estate, to present such claims with the pro­
per vouchers within six months from tho date of
this notice to the said said administratrix, at the
law offlesof W. J. Moore, in the city of Ashland.
Oregon.
Dated and first published this 10th day of Oc­
tober. 1914.
MAYNIE GRAINGER.
Administratrix of the Estate of Francis M
Grainger, deeeesed.
Try the
RESTORATION TO IENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST
Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing 10 acres,
.within the Crater Nationul Forest,
'Oregon, will be subject to settlement
and entry under the provisions of the
Notice of Final Settlemerit.
homeserad laws of the United States
and the act of June 11, 1906, (34 Stat., IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
233), at the United States Land Office
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY
t Roseburg, Oregon, on November £5,
1911. Anv settler who was actually ' In the Matter of the Administration of the
and in good faith claiming any of said Estate of Frank A. Douglas, a Deceased Person.
Coroner.
lands for agricultural purposes prior , Notice is hereby given that Walter M. Clark,
administrator of the estate of Frank A. Douglas
I wish to place my name before the lo January 1, 1906, and has not aban­ has rendered and filed for settlement in the
doned same, has a preference right to
voters of Jackson county as an inde­ make a homestead entry for the lands above entitled Court his final account and re­
pendent candidate for County Cor­ actually occupied.
Said lands were port of his administration of said estate; and
listed upon the applications of the per­ that Monday, the 16th day of November. 1914,
oner.
sons mentioned b.-low, who have a , at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said dav at the
JOHN A. PERL.
I r< ference right subject to the prior I Court room of said Court at the Court House in
(Paid Advertisement.)
right of any such settler, provided ' Jacksonville, Jackson County. State of Oregon,
such settler or applicant is qualified i has been duly appointed and fixed by the order
to make homestead entry and the I of the Judge of the above entitled Court as the
preference right is exercised prior to 1 time and place for hearing objections to said ac­
Ni.vemb r 25, 1914, on which dale the count and for the settlement thereof an<l of said
I !ai us will be subject to settlement and estate.
All persons interested in said estate are here­
Republican Direct Primary
• n.try by any qualified person. The
fl t"
lands are ns follows: The S W.'j by notified that all objections to said account and
Nominee for
N.W.', S.E.K, Sec. 21. T. 32 S , R ! report or any item thereof must, be filed or made
2 E., W. M., ID acres, listed upon ap­ ' on or before the aforesaid time fixed for the
plication <>*■ A. I'. Jrtoore, Persist. Ore- | hearing and settlement thereof.
eon;
6-1397. September 14, 191-4, C. M. J Date of the first publication hereof is October
The Slave of Drudgery.
Was barn in Oregon and even I B ruce , Assistant Commissioner of the 17, 1914. and date of last publication is Novem­
ber 11. 1914.
It Is a dramatic moment on the his
I
opponents say he is i General Land Office.
WALTER M. CLARK.
farm when machinery emancipates
named
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
above
the slave of drudgery. The evolution CLEANunda GENTLEMAN.
Decedent.
of farm machinery Is a continued
Summons
H. K. HANNA.
story of human Ingenuity. Ono man
Attorney for Administrator.
In the last year he has secured fav- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
now, by the aid of modern mechanical
OREGON. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
| orable House action on more than two
devlcos, cau do as much as five or
* OF JACKS)N
ten mon used to perform and the I times the number of bills Hollister Joseph Martin, Plaintiff.
Notice to Creditors.
work is less burdensome and more isays he has secured action on in eight
”■“7?*
vs.
TUB
COUNTY
COURT OF THE STATE OF’ OREGON.
IN
years.
Charles McGougan and Violet McGougan. bin
fascinating. The miracle of conquest
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
Representative Hawley has not Deen wife, and Lincoln McCormack as Administrator
will lift the curse of drudgery that
In the Matter of the Estate of Peter Nicholas
has crushed the courage out of farm out of tne National Capitol 10 days in I with the will annexed of the Estate of Whit­
comb Field, and Parker Barnes Field. Jr., an Fick, a Deceased Person.
boys and caused them to retreat to the the last 600.
Notice is Hereby Given, that the undersigned,
infant, and Bradford Sampson Field, an infant.
cities. There are many labor saving
He has been “on the job" contin­ Tarker P. Field, Hen y C. Field, Ellen T. Field. by an order of the County Court of Jackson
devices for the homes that can relieve uously while his opponent has been en­ E Russel Field, Caroline S. Callender and County. State of Oregon has been duly appoint­
the wife of back breaking tasks. La­ gaged in peddling untrue and mislead­ Phillips Ketihum. Defendants.
Suit in ed and now is the duly qualified and acting ad­
bor-saving machinery has wrought
Equity to Declare a Deed and Bond for Deed ministrator of the estate of the above named
ing statements with intent to serve a Mortgage and to Foreclos ? the same.
decedent.
educational problems that have en­
All creditors and persons having claims against
To Charles McGougan and Violet McGougnn.
gaged the attention of the boya, re- his selfish personal ambition.
Representative Hawley secured more his wife, and Lincoln McCormack as Adminis­ said decedent or his estate are hereby notified
lleved the bousewlfe and added new
and
required to present the same ihily verified
with th«* will annexed of tho Estate of
economies and values to farmlug and th: n $5,000,000 of federal funds for trator
M htcomb Field, and Parker Barnes Field. Jr. with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at his
ha* taken away self pity aud given public improvements in First District, an infant, and Bradford Sampson Field, an in­ residence in Jacksonville, Jackson County. Ore­
them * genuine pride In their calling, defeated LaFean apple box bill and fart, Parker B. Fiel I, Henry C. Fie’d, E’deii T. gon, or nt his place of business, corner Third and
We need to take full advantage of !ins aided hundreds of persons.
Field. E. Russel Fiald. Caroline S. Cal'ender and * C” Street in said city, within six months from
date h-- re<>f.
these facilities.
What h is his opponent done for the Phillips Ketchum the above na ned defendants: the
Date hereof and of the first publication hereof
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are
public benefit? Do you know abou: hereby notified that you are required to apoear is October 17th, 1914.
FRI D J. FiCK,
. ■ I
Ce-opcratlon the Key Note.
his public or private life? Is he not and answer the complaint filed a -ainst you in the .
At.ministratoti
One test of modem civilization Is full ot hot air an I pretence?
above entitled Court and cause within ten days
H. K HANNA.
th* capacity for co-operation, The
Plea-e read reeoid of Mr. Hawley’s from the date of the service of this summons up­
Attorney for Ad miniai rater.
selfish days of the Independent farm­ public service in Siate pamphlet.
He on you, if served within Jackson County. Ore­
er are rapidly passing aud we are be­ is True and FuiAiful and d. serves the gon. or if served within any other County within
this state, then within tw’nt days from the date
ginning to cutch thu vision and share
suffrage of every voter.
of such service; or if served by publication, then
Summ:.n
the profits of organized efforts. There
on or before the last day so prescribe-1 in the or­
ar* many farm machines adapted to Republican Congressional Committee, der for publication of said summons: or if per­ N THE CIFCI'IT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON.
OFFICE: B ink of Jack­
(i’aid Advertisement.)
serving a community, but orgunlza-
sonal service is made upon you without the state,
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
FOR THEJCOUNTY OF JACKSON.
tion of farmers Is required to pur­
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then within six w|eks from the date of such ser­
Charles A. Warren, P’aintlff
chare and operate them on a co oper­
vice; and if you fail to so appear and answer said
Order to Show Cause.
vs.
complaint within sail time, plaintiff will take a
ative basis, and new laws are needed
jasca
l.uttie V. Warren, Defendent.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE ' default and decree against you for the relief
to permit these transactions.
Divorce.
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CONGRESS
A Dircelo-y of er. eh City, Town and
\ il’ugtf, giving 1 Si'vfptivis sketch
each pirtce, li.-cutk •n, population. telf-
• d bankihL; .otnt;
fcruph, si. ip; : ■-
.••h u CìuSMiliuff IM: •••tory, v-Ginpilc d bs
busi’ifihi and Muí» .-Jon.
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Is Going On and
Prices Are Low
Shrewd buyers will invest in Jacksonville
property and prepare for the raise which is
sure to come.
We can offer you a few bargains at prices
which will yield a handsome profit in the near
future. Get busy, at once.
Roguï River Realty Co
| r> ayed for in his complaint, t>wit: for a judg-
To Luttie V. Warren: the a’ove named
i ment against the defendants Chari ’8 McG-»u-
( gan, Violet McGougan and Lincoln McCor- fer.dnnt:
In the Name of the State of C ieo*on:
Ill the Matler of the Estate of John j ‘ mack as the administrator with the will annexed
Th« rural church has been slow to
hereby comman ied to appear and ai
adjust Itself to the now ordor of D. Whiteheail, Deceased. Oi;.ler to j ' of the estate of Whitcomb Field for the sum of ' plaintiff’s amended complaint against you nowon
show cause why order of sale of real $1600with interest thereon at 8 per cent from
things. The churches are discover estate should not be made.
! Au rust 1. 1911, until paid: and for a furthor sum file in the alcove entitled Court and cause on or
in* new opportunities for service,
It appearing to the Judge of said' > of $46.18 taxes paid, with interest thereon from ■ before ti»“ la«t day pre.-crihod in rhe publication of
broader community usefulness and a Court, l y tie petition this day j ri September F. 1914. until paid: and for the costs I summons herein, to-wit on ou before the 28th
greater social mission. The church -enteil an tiled by .VI.
Baldwin, the j and disbursements of this suit, and that that day of N »vcm’)er.19t 1. said date being the expira­
must gird Itself for now tasks an 1 Administr.ili r of the estate of John D < eitain d 'ed »f the d■•fondantsCharles McGnu ran i tion of s x weeks from th » da’e of the first pub-
under a new virile type of leadership Whiiehe at, late of Jackson County, I and Violet McGougan of date Augu - t 4. 1910 and 1'cati n of this summons. And you are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and answer
undertake real community building deceased, prajing L,r an order of aule , filed in the office of the Registrar of Titles for for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the
of
real
estate,
hat
it
is
necessary
to
J
ckson
County.
State
of
Oregon.
<
n
August
8
i
with th« modern church as the canfer -ell all of the real estate to pay the
' above entitled Court for the relief prared for in
of activity and source of Inspiration charges, extieiisi s and claims against 1910, conveying Ix»ts 1 and 2 in Block 6 of Pierce j 1 his amended complaint, namely, for a decree
Subdivision in Township 37 South, of Range 1 i
and guidance. The triumph over iso said estate.
1 forever dissolving tho marriage vows now oxist-
W- st of the Willamette Me idian in Jackson j
i
latlon aud the gradual emanclpatlen
It ii therefore ordered by the Judge County, Siate of Oregon, unto the plaintiff here- i I ing bi’tween the plaintiff and defend »nt. and for
from drudgery, the development of F. L. 1'ouVelle of s nd Court, that Al­ in. and that certain bund of plaintiff and his j 1 the cnie and custody of the r mino•• child. Howar :
good roads, telephones, rural mull ser lied Whitehead and all persons inter wife, Sarah M. M »r in. of «late August 6, 1910 j C. Warren.
This summons is puMi-hed in the Jacksonville
Tice uud the wonderful evolution of . estid in the istate of said deceased, wherein si.id oblige » agree to reconvey lhe j Post,
a weekly newspaper of general circulation,
farm machinery make for religious ' app" <r t> fore s d I Uojntv Court on above dec, ibed p'emi.es to defendnnt Charles published ir. Jacksonville Jackson County, Ore­
Saturday . the 21st day of November. McGougan and which bond for deed wm fii< d
advancement. The tucrease In Intel ,
gon, by order of Honorable F. M. C. lkins.
D. 1914, nt it) o’cl ck
ek ¡I!
in the fore
llgeucs. new social cousclousiiess. noon of said day. at the C< urt room in the office f tho afor< »aid Kegistiar of Titles | Judge of the Circuit Court of J..ckson Cuuntv
on AugustK. 1910 be decreed io be and constitute 1
growing spirit of cooperation add rd of said County Court at
i
I
the City
of a first mortgage and lien upon the above de j Oregon, which said order was made and enter? ;
efficiency of rural Institutions, ch.r I Jacksonville, in the County of f Jack scribed premises to secure the payment of afore- I of record on the 15th day of Octcber. 1914. ,
•cter, home building and better ru.nl ; -on, to show cause w hy an otdet said ju lgment. taxes, interest, and the costs and J ami which said order requires you to appear and ,
morals afford opportunities for a com­ -1 oul I rot l e granted to th? said Ad- disbursements of this suit; and fur a further de j a:’swer said amended complaint on or before the
last day prescribed in said order for publication |
munity-serving church to demonstrate l n in strator to sell so much of th. cree foreclosing said mortgage and ordering the
of summons. Date of first public ition is the 17th j
’ In-reina’ter d 'scrib d real estate of
Its power. The rural church to ful tile said deceas'd a s'.- il be necis aale of said premises for the satisfaction of afore- | day of October 1914. and d’lte of last publica- i
•aid judgment, taxes, interest, costs .md dis- I
fill It* mission mnat swing around it isaiy, to wn: E C of S W
and W. ‘ I ursements and forever barring ei.ch of sai ' | lion is the 2S h day of November l'Jl’.
tho Influences tut progress.
c of s. E
S ci ion 25, Tp.
¡;' above named defendants from any rirbt. i
H. L. DE ARMUND,
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aid it is u the:- o - hit* rest, claim of title, lien or claim of It n i
Elm- You any Rhe Ims driven two 4 West W. M
iev for PI d »tiff. •
R. R. R.
Jacksonville, Ore
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
OF JACKSON.
New Tasks for ths Rural Church.
I
dered that a copy ui ti is o: r be pub
lished in the Jaek onvilie Post fou
consecutive weeks prior I- Novembe
21st, 1914.
Dated Get. 19th, 1911.
F. L. roUVELLE,
County Judge.
men Insane? Bella Ven
She Jilted
one
V'la-What about the other?
Bella —She mui'led hftul—Club Fellow
Distent Relatives.
**I have only the most distant rela
Um"
"Has the family died out?"
•Tio; they have all breome rich.”*
COURT
FOK JAi’l SON
Political Announcements
Hereby titnouuc'ng mvse'f ns Re-
uub'icar, Candidate for Sheriff at th-
coining election, I aland on my i -ist
r> coud <f efficient nervi-o in the i
tereat of the taxpa- er, and rest eetiul V
(olicit the support of al voter.“,
W. H. Si NG LEK.
(Paid Advertisement.)
OF OREGON,
COUNTY.
In the Mutter of the Estate of Har­
rison II. I'riplelt. Deceased:
To C. W. Triplett. John F. Tiin-
lett, Mary Newell, H. A. Triplett, Ed­
gar Triplett, William Triplett, heirs
. of »aid llarrison H. Triplett, and ail
olhir heirs , of said Decedent, un­
known, if any such there be.
In the Name ■ f the State of On . n:
Yu me her. by < iieu t, I. si d i pi » r
n eui t o nty t urt ol the Siale of
Oregon, at tie court n in th te f, at
Jacks nvii e, in sai i County, on ilio 4th
day of December, 1914, at ten o'clock
A. M. of that day, then and there to
,
I
Sheriff.
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