Jacksonville post., November 07, 1914, Image 4

Intelllg» it a 'cl Consecrated Leader­
ship the Need of the Hour.
By Peter Radford.
Lecturer National Farmers’ Union.
Antics of Volcanoes.
| It appearing to the Judge of said
Some curious antics arc performed C >urt, I v the petition, this. day pre-
island
by volcanoes tn ii> tiou. Oil
L.. the ........
- »enterl and filed by M. L. Baldwin, th-*
---- -.v-sAdminivtrattfr-of
of John D
5f“Savfl, ltr^hi* 8. moan ---
gr"U|rB
tin- Whitehead, late the of estate
Jackson County,
south Pacific, a fissure opened.lute one deceased, prrfying for an order of sale
day in a cocoa plantation. An eruption of real estate, that it is necessary to
took place linmedliitely. devastating sell al) of the real estate to pay the
the whole ls|iiiid. After an eruption charges, expenses and claims against
by Mount Tttai in Luzon, Phlllppiue said estate.
It is therefore ordered by the Judge
Islands, five lakes, nil of different col­
ors. were left in the crater. Kntnial, in F. L. TouVelle of said Court, that Al­
fred Whitehead'and all persons inter
Alaska, spread its volcanic dust around ested in the estate of said deceased,
the world in less than u month. Mount appear before said County Court on
Pelee thrust a rock plug through its Saturday . the 21st day of November,
crater nearly 2.000 feet hlgli in a few A. D. 1914, at 10 o’clock in the fore­
days. Tile plug has since sealed until noon of SHid day, at the Court room
only the stump is left. Bnndaisan, in of said County Court at the City of
Japan, blew its own head off mid then Jacksonville, in the County of Jack-
son, to show cause why an order
belched streams of hot mud. When should not be granted to the said Ad­
the tatami of Krakatoa, near Sumatra, ministrator to sell so much of the
was destroyed by volcanic selioek the hereinafter described real estate of
rep'/rt of tlie explosion was heard 2.O-M) the said deceased as shall be neces­
miles away. Cotopaxi, in Mexico, once sary, to-wit: E.U of S. W. 4 and W.
broke loose so suddenly that tin* snow 1 . of S.E. % Section 25, Tp. 38‘S., R.
on Its summit was scattered over the 4 West W. M and it is further or­
surrounding country us blocks of ice.— dered that a copy of this order be pub­
lished in the Jacksonville Post four
Kansas Citv Times.
consecutive weeks prior to November
Distasteful to Him.
21st, 1914.
Dated Oct. 19th, 1914.
’•Look at those ei.niiilails gamboling
F. L. TOUVELLE,
about the pot."
County Judge.
"I never did care for these dinner
dances," said tbe other shipwrecked
one.-- Kansas City Journal.
of $4fi. 18 taxes paid, with interest thereon from
September F. 1911. until *paid; and for the costs
and disbursements of this suit, and that that
certain <1 rd of the defendants Charles MeG<»tr?»n
and Violet McGougan of date August 1. ¡913 and
filed in the office of the Registrar of Titles for
Jackson County. State of Oregon, on Auarust 8.
1910, conveying Lots 1 and 2 in Block 6 of Pierce
Subdivision in Township 37 South, of Ran^re 1
West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson
County, State of Oregon, unto the plaintiff here­
in. and that certain bond of plaintiff and his
wife, Sarah M Martin, of date August 6. 1910,
wherein said tblijrors agree to reconvey the
above described premises to defendant Charles
McGougan, and which bond for deed was filed
in the office of the aforesaid Registrar of Titles
on August 8. 1910. be decreed to be and constitute
a first mortgage and lion upon the above de
scribed premises to secure the payment of afore­
said judgment, taxes, interest, and the costs and
disbursements of this suit; and for a further de-
c ee foreclosing said mortgage and ordering the
sale of said premises for the satisfaction of afore­
said judgment, taxes, interest, costs and dis­
bursements and forever barring each of said
above named defendants from any right, title,
interest, claim of title, lien or claim of lien in or
to aforesaid premises and for such other and
further relief as to the coujt may seem equitable.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
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, 1914, and
wherein it is ordered that you and each of 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.
T
(hange in Southern Pacific lime
Table.
Fffcctive November 13, 1313.
you are
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
in need of
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Extra fare train.
. ,;i,
The rural pastor has greater possi­
bilities than any other factor in our
national life. The rural civilization
of the Twentieth Century has opened
up a new world of activities for him.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
„ „
There lie before him unexplored con­
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tinents of usefulness, unemployed
forces of civilization and tremendous
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responsibilities such as have never
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before confronted the pastorate.
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The need of the rural communities
today is intelligent and consecrated
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leadership. There must be a marshal­
Fxtra fare train.
ing of farces that build life, strength­
en character and broaden vision. The
.t
.
<iO YEARS’
pastor should deal with living prob­
'
EXPERIENCE
lems. In addition to the service he
now renders he should help us lift
the market basket, hold out a help-
tag hand to the farmer and develop
the potential energies of the commu­
alty he seeks to serve.
tu*: t h; '.r.<a
A More Useful Ministry,
umi.-.x«
Citation.
Co^vr.iain . ic.
The farmer needs the personal
Made a Bad Job of It.
.-.ml *‘ «er’: • i o may
touch of the pastor.
He seldom
. •. : i it . c w • »er au
Mr. Bacon-That Mr. Crossley. who IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON,
1.1..I»". ...........
comes In direct contact with his hal- called last evening is a self made inau
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
l!Ä>iÜbJU< ’»•: ‘ *-»v»»i«
..r
tin.irf p.aef’a.
lowing Influence, except when he is Mrs. Bacon—Too bad ho couldn’t have
; Munn A Co. recetv«
In the Matter of the Estate of Har- ,
lu Hi«
We made himself a little more agreeable
baptized, married and buried,
rison H. Triplett, Deceased:
need to further extend Christian in­
To C. W. Triplett. John F. Trip­
■, t S V J
• V • • • I >
fluence in the homes, as well as to
lett, Mary Newell, H. A. Triplett, Ed­
y ¡1 ,-i. I 1 »vn.-hl». l.AT^itaC «|r.
C'.iiul ioil « f t < •
’ '
U. Tvi i*. IJ ta
gar
Triplett,
William
Triplett,
heirs
spread tbe gospel in China; to in-
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OB’
At- if : ! UT IM* u.». i - .
i > k.l uew»«i-•»Ivr«.
struet our children in the art of llv- LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST. of said Harrison H. Triplett, and all
Notice to Creditors
idiífíi > i?).3c•
New York
other
heirs
of
said
Decedent,
un
­
ing, ue well as to convert the barba- Notice is hereby given that the lands
IN THE f OUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
known,
if
any
such
there
be.
rlan and the Hottentot, and we should described below, embracing 139.27
In the Name of the State of Oregon: 1 OREGON. FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
devote our energy and talent to the acres within the Crater National For­ You are hereby cited to be aid appear
In the Matter of the Estate of Francis M.
volution of problems of our own lo­ est, Oregon, will be subject to settle­ in our County Court of the State of Grainger. Deceased,
ment
and
entry
under
the
|
rovisions
cality, rather than consume our en­
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad­
of the homestead laws of the United Oregon, at the court room thereof, at
OREGON and V7ASHINGTON
ergies In fighting vice and Ignorance States and the act of June 11, 1906, Jacksonville, in said County, on the 4th ministratrix of the estate of Francis M. Grainger.
beyond our borders. It is as impor­ i,34 Stat., 233), at the United States day of December, 1914, at ten o’clock Deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
j Eusinuss Dhecbry
tant that we discuss from the pulpit, I.and Office at Roseburg. Oregon, on A. M. of that day, then and there to having claims against the said deceased, or the
show cause, if any exist, why an or­ said estate, to present such claims with the pro­
; A Directory or etirh City, Town and
tbe building of macadam highways December 28, 1914. Any settler who der
of
sale
should
not
be
made
as
Village, uivtnr d-scriptive «ketch ot
from the. church to our homes, as was actually and in good faith claim prayed for in the petition of Sam per vouchers within six months from the da<« of
each plane, loc-atiii., population, tele­
thut we preach of the golden streets ing any of said lands tor agt icultural Mathis, Administrator of said estate, this notice to the sai l s lid administratrix, at the
graph, Ebb ;-1’iPT and bankinr. joint;
law office of W. J. Moor”, in the city of Ashland.
1, 1906, and
of the New Jerusalem. It is as much purposes prior to January
filed
in
this
Court
on
this
day,
and
also
I'ii’C ’tory, ocmpilcJ b.v
Oregon.
has not abandoned same has a prefer­
buslnesa and profisision.
a part of the duty of the paetor to ence right to make a homestead entry praying for an order and licence auth­ Dated and first published this 10th day of Oc­
exhort us to own a home while on for the lands actually occupied. Said orizing said administrator to sell at tober, 1911.
earth as to Inspire us to build a man­ lands were listed upon the applica: ions public auction, for cash, to the highest '
MAYNIE GRAINGER.
sion In the skies and that we should of the persons mentioned below, who bidder, all the real property of said I Administratrix of the Estât * of Fraicis M
estate,
for
the
purpose
of
paying
the
construct Christian character in our have a preference right subject to the claims against said estate heretofore Grainger, deceased.
»J
own community, rather than that we prior right of any such settler, pr< - allowed and all other lawful claims I
flght foreign sins In other lands. We vided such settler or applicant is qual­ aid the expenses of administration ‘
ified to make hi mestead en ry aid
N nice of Final Settlement.
want a religion we can farm by as the preference right is exercised 'l tiH said real property consists of the
well as die by.
prior to December 28, 1914, on whi h following described iractu, situated IN THE
JNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
date the lands will be subject tu settle­ in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
•><»N. FOR JACKSON COUNTY
Christian Influence Needed.
Ibe
south
west
quarter
of
the
south
­
ment and entry by any qualified per­
In th«- M: ter of the Administration of the
There Is an emptiness in the life son.
The lands are as follows: The west quarter of Sectiou Eleven (11) •
of rural communities and we want S.Jj S.E. 4 Sec. 34, T. 33 S., K. 1 W in Town hip 35 South, of Range 4 E.-tl.te >f ■ ik A. Douglas. a Decease ! Person.
ehy triven that Walter M. Clark,
preachers who can weave into the W. M., 80 acres, application of Homer West of W. M., excepting those parts u:* ?’• riLi'-i
>f the estate of Frank A. Dousrlas
heteof
heretofore
sold
to
John
Smith-
■oclal fiber, educational pastimes, Randall, Trail, Oregon; List 6-1177.
l;u. it ndered and filed for settlement in the
peter
and
O.
C.
Odet*.
Also
two-thirds
profltable pleasures and instructive The S.1 . N'E. 4 S. W.4, the N ' . S.E
interest in twenty acres of lime lan ! ah * t-' t< ourt his final account and re­ I
amusements. Too often we find the 4 S.W.4, the N.4 of Lot 3 <9.27 on Gulls Creek.
port <■ hu administration of said estate; and
games of our young people a search acres). Sec. 19, T. 31 S., R 4 E,, W.
By order of the County Court of Ore­ that Monday, the 16th day of November. 1914,
M.,
application
of
Oliver
M.
Goss,
for a suggestion In immorality and Butte Falls, Oregon; List 6 1470. Sep gon for the County of Jackson, made at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day at the
Wit-| Court room of said Court at the Court House in
a stepping-tone to sin. The pastor tember 23, 1914, C. M. BRUCE, Assis­ this 23rd day of October, 1914.
should supervise the growing lives of tant Commissioner ol tbe General ntssmyhatd and the seal of said | Jacksonville. Jackson County, State of Oregon,
Court this the day and year last above has been duly appointed and fixed by the order
young people, approve their amuse- I. and Office.
of the Judge of the above entitled Court as the
written.
meats, creute expressions of Joy and
time and place for hearing objections to -inid ac­
G. A. GARDNER,
pleasure that makes for Christian
County Clerk. count and for the settlement thereof and of said
character and bless their lives with
estate.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons interested in said estate are here­
Christtan modesty.
IN THE COUbTY COURT OF OREGON. IN
by notified that all objections to said account and
The farm Is the nursery of civili­
ANU FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
RESTORATION
TO
ENTRY
OF
report or any item thereof must be filet! or made
zation, and the parsonage of all re­
IN NATIONAL FOREST. on or before the a oresaid time fixed
In the Matter of the Estate of K. LANDS
ligious denominations. Too long has
Nutice
i«
hereto
given
thut
the
hinds
heating:
and settlement thereof.
the fatal furnished the cities with Fields, Dtce istd.
d< scribed below, embracing 10 acr :s.
Date of the first public .tion hereof is October
To
whom
it
n
ay
concern:
Letters
their gn at preachers, until today the
' ¡thin the Crattr National Forest. 17. 1911. and date of last publication is Novem-
rural church is the gangway to city of adimnistra ion having I k en duly Oregon, will be subject to settlement ber 11. 1911.
granted to the undersigned. Lewis M. and entry under the provisions of the
pulpits
The current should be re­ Mitchell of Morph , Oregon, for the
WALTER M. CLARK.
Administrator of the Estate of above named
versed
The power of the pulpit is estate of K. Fields formerly residing homesetad laws of the United States
most needed In ths country where near 1’rovolt in Ja kson Cointy, Ore­ and the net of Jun? 11. 1906, (34 Stat., Decedent.
II. K. HANNA.
is he i- 233), at the United States Land Office
the funduni. ntal forces of human life gon. but now deceased, not
t Roseburg, Oregon, on Novemb r .
Aito.ney for Administrator.
ori|1i>tte. The farm Is the power- by given this 28th ay of Oct ilier, 19 I, 1911. Anv settler who was aciuall
i.ouse of all progress and the birth- that all claims -g ■ nst the estate of and in good faith claiming any of said
* «
-
¡dass of alt that Is noble. The Gar- the said K. Fields must be presented, lands for ngricrlturnl t tirpor.es prior
with the pr* per voucleis, within six
Net ice to Credi lois.
4eu of IM.leu was In tbe country and months from th- d re of tl is notice to to January 1. 1906, and has not aban
OFFICE: Rink of Jack­
the mas who would get close to God the undersign <<l at the Jbd son County uoned same, has a preference tight to IN HE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF' OREGON.
sonville Bll¿. Upstairs
make
a
homestead
entry
for
the
la
ds
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF j ACKSON.
must list get dose to uature. Many B nk, in the City of Medfi rd. County
actually occupied.
Said lands were
communities are church-ridden. We of Jackson, State of O ■<;,*. n.
In the Mai ter of the Estate of Peter Nicholas
listed
upon
the
applicatims
of
the
per
­
LEW IS M. MITCHELL,
! Fick, a Deceased Person.
frequently have three or four churches
Administrator. sons mentioned b. low. who have a | Notice is Hereby Given, that the undersigned,
In a couimuulty with a circuit rider
pri ference tight subject to the prior
once ■ mouth preaching to small con­
tight of any such settler, provided I by an order of the County Court of Jackson
gregations and all fail to perforin the
such settler or applicant is qualified | County. State of Oregon has been duly appoint­ f f ri <■»')?«» tes?«? . sm . - eso» y 3» y
Citation to Heirs.
to make homestead entry and the ed and now is the duly qualified and acting a. - !
religious functions of the community.
ministrator of the estate of the above named
In uiany instances, more harmonious IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE preference right is exercised prior to deccdeht.
November
25.
1911,
on
which
date
the
etort might result In a more efficient
All creditors and persons having claims against
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
lanns will be subject *o settlement and
service
The division of religious
The said decedent or his estate are hereby notified
|
In
the
Matter
of
the
E h ' tc of John ' entry by any qualified person.
and required to present the same duly verified
forces and breaking into fragments of
lands are as follow-*: The S W
A. Nulling. Deceased.
moral effort are ofttimes little less
Sec. 21. T. 32 S . R with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at h s
To Sieur I Norling, William Norlirg l N W.i, S.E
than a calamity and defeat the pur . Hazel Norlii'g, hi its < f i-nid John A 2 II . W. M., 10 acres, listed upon ap­ r< sidence in Jacksonville. Jackson County. Ore­
gon, or at his place of business, corner Third and
DEALER IN
poses they sei-K to promote
' Norline, deceits' e, «nd nil other helis plication o'- A. G. Moore, Persist, Ore­ ”C” Street in said city, within six months from
A pastor In a neighborhood, study of mid decedent, unknown, if any »uch gon; 6 1397. September 14, 1914, (’. M. the date hereof.
liRttC", Assistant Commissioner of the
ing the economic, social, moral and [ there be.
Date hereof and of the first publication hereof
In the Name of the StateoOregon: I General Land Offi e.
elucatlonid problems of the commu­
is October 17th, 1911.
nity, presenting fresh visions of poten You and each of you are hereby cited
FRED J. FICK.
to be and H| | ear in the County Court
Administiator.
tlul possibilities and native power of
the State of Oregon, at the court
I
H. K. HANNA.
Slim mi ns
with beauty und new meaning, iuter room thereof, in the City of Jackson­
Attorney for Administrator.
peeling the thought life of the com- ville, in said County, on Mon lay, the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
munlty and administering to their 7th dav of December, 1914, nt ten
OREGON. IN AND FOR TIIE COUNTY
of J ackson
dally needs, Hill contribute more to o’clock in the forenoon of said day.
ward tbe advancement of a locality then and there to show cause, if ary i Joseph Martin, Plaintiff.
Summons.
V«.
thou a dozen preacher» who occupy exist, why an order i f sale should not
lie
made
as
prave
'
for
by
Anna
M
Charles McGougan an I Vio! *t M -G >ugan. his N THE CtnCUlT COURT OF THE Si' >TE OF i.REU.lN.
the pulpits at Irregular Interval«.
Norling. administratrix of said estate,
Iministrator
pieachmg on subjects foreign to tbe tiled in this court this dav and pravirg wife, and Lincoln McCormack a-»
FOR THE COUNTY OF JAC’r'S )N.
wi»h the will annexe! of th” Estate of Whit­
Hfa of the community.
for a license ac-l order authorize g her comb Field, and Parker Barnes Field. Jr., an
Charles A. Warren, Plaintiff
Church prejudice is a vice that to sell the following real property of infant, and Bradford Sampson Field, an infant.
vs.
l.uttie V. Warren. Defendant.
Suit for
■tips much of the spiritual life of a <ivd estate, to;wit: part of lots 10, 11 Parker B. Fielt!, Henry G. Field. Ellen T. Field.
•ommunity, and wasteful sectarian mil 12, in Block 26. in the City of E Ruvel Fiel I, Carolin«* S. Callender and i Divorce.
To T.uttie V. Warren: the a! ovo named .!. -
lew Is n religious crime against so Jacksonville, lacaaon County. O e;on. Phillips Ketchum. D’fm'l ints.
Suit in
' rotiti g o i O'ogou strofi, mil a hu E'iuitv to Declare a Dee* 1 and Bm d for Deed fendant:
defy.
PeiiiunlnBtloual
reciprocity
abutting on Pine stri-et in sua! citv. a Mortgage and tn F »redóse the some.
Tn ■ h« Name of the State »»f Crewnn: You flrp
■tiould take Its glace. Non support and being particiilarlv deser b-d by
It-r-hr enmman’’”'! to appe-tr an! nnMv-er the
T>»
Cl
ir
’
e
MrGou
r
an.
ami
Vio
’
*
t
McGoug
n.
of ehutili It.. Gluttons and religious I metes and bounds in a cert in ,1 i d re­
pl iin*iff*s amende 1 compl iint Akain^t you nowon
lethargy <«n often be traced to cauees corded in Volume . ' of the l> >d Re­ hL wife, and Line’in McCormack as Adminis­ : Io in the al’ovo entitled Court and cm*” on or
trator with the will annexe»! vf the Estate of
inherent with the church.
There cords of Jackson County. () , 0 n, at XV hi team h Field, an I Parker Barnes Fiel«!. Jr, i before the la -t day pt-.' *?ri’» • I in the publication of
slioul
h-
co-operation
between gage 353 thereof, to which r 1 rd at- an inf mt.
lt, and
ami Bradford Samp
Sampson Field, an in- i-’umniona herein, to-wit on or bef »re the 28th
a. of November 1911, sail 1 ite beintr th” ex’ ira-
churches and < o-ord'natlon of moral tention is directed for a r. n | Irte de- fa- t. Parker
irker B. Fie! I. Henrv
Hmrv C. Fie
Fi * ’d.
d Ellen T.
effort along economic lines, and there scr'ption of the boundiirii s of said Fit-Id. E. Russ-1 Fiald. Caroline S. Call« imder anti ¡ ’ 'ion P six week» from the date of the first puh-
fcr the purpose of payiiif Phillip.5 Ket'-hum. the above nam^i defend)
must be if the rural churches of this property,
ts: I I cntion of thi' summons. Ami you are hereby
the charges,
c'.tims a id expenses
In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are ; ' noticed that if you fail to appear and answer
•t«te are going to render a service against said e. tate.
for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the
widt h this am demands
Bv eider of the Honorable F. L. hvrehy notIfietl that you are rt-quirvd to apocar , above entitled Co»»rt for the relief pr.» ed for in
and answer the complaint filed against you in ’he ¡
TouVelle,
Judge
of
the
County
Court
| hi*
mended complaint, n -mely, for a decree
It Ospendel
of the State ol Or gon. made and en­ above entitle 1 Court and cause within ten day« ; forever disso’vin r th” mn*ri.v»e v >ws now exist­
• How do you proiiom.t ■ h I I
rrem the date of the service of this inmmons up- j
tered
ibis
29th
on
of
October,
1911.
ing between the p! lintiff ami defendant, and for
the teiuher iiMkml the young
Witness ny laid and the seal cf on you. if si lervetl within Jackson County. Ore-
mini IHMirwit file foot of tile i ’I iihm Ami .-•aid Court this 21-th day of October, gon. or if serx ed within any other C unty within the care and custody of their ini: or child. Howard
this state, then within tw ntv days from the date C. Warren.
the Niiinrt boy n | oo <! up mid Niild It de 1914.
G. A. GARDNER.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville
pended it great ileal whether
Countv Clerk, of such service: .»r if served by publication, then Post, a weekly newspaper of (tenoral circulation,
on or before the last ’ay so i» pre
prescribed in the or­
applied to s man or a live
by FLORA THOMPSON. Deputy.
•f *A
der for publication of
sa ’ ; »i
d summon«;
summons; or if per­ published in Jacksonville. Jackson County. Ore­
News.
sonal service Is
is made upon you without th*
th” state, gon, by order of Honorable F. M. Calkins,
Good Printing
Try the
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While the War
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Shrewd buyers will invest in Jacksonville
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We can offer you a few bargains at prices
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V
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POST ADS
bring
Trial by Jury.
The eatMbllshnici I of the trini In
jury runs bin k .ven prior to the tini,-
of Alfred the Great
lit* I m said to
huve orgnnlaetl Juriex of twelve iiii - i -
as now in practice, but win ••II .‘lie
alx Welsh mid six A:u'o-S.ixi>n ftee
men acted hi a Jury where there was
* .Juul, between Wemb mid Suxutui.
Ord r to Show ('ause.
IN TUI' COUN
OF O..F t'N FOR THE l
OF JACKSON.
In the .Matter f the 1 -it
D. \Vh.tehe.iil, l'icea»,d.
show cause w by order of s
estate should not be made.
then within s lix week« from the date of auch s»er-
vic*» a.ul if yon
mi fail to ao
so apnear
appear and answer
anew
said
complaint within said tinu plaintiff will take a
def: u!t and decree agairi you for the re’lof
p-a.ved for » i hh comn! *1 *t. t» wi‘: tor a 5ad»-
meat rtmir st ’he d»-fend*nts Chari s M G u.
gan. VI* »let McG .•ugin
I» <
ml Lin *ol*t MeCon.
mack as the admiHstr-I »r wi h the will annexed
of the e-date of Whitcomb I'icl.i for the •um <4
$160 ’ with interest there in at 8 per cent from
Augu«t 1, 1913. until paid, and for a further sum
Ju 1»re of the Circuit Court of Jackson County.
Oregon, which said onier was mad” and entered
of rec»»rd on the 15th day of Och'brr, 1914.
and which sai«l onier requires you to appear and
a-swt-r said ameruied complaint on or bef* re ’he
last d >y prescrib’ d in sai ’ or ’< r for ; ubHcution
of summons. Date of rtr. t pu’d>
’» L » »7th
day of October. 19’. I ard date .»f las; t pubi
publica­
tion is ihe 2b h day **f November. 191
H. L. DE ARMOND.
Attorney for Plaintiff. *
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