Jacksonville post., December 26, 1914, Image 2

'.-JACKSONVILLE POST
Cfficial Taper ot the City of Jacksonville, Orego'i
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat ot Jac *■>m
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw . Editor and Proprietor
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonx ill. ,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1914
SUBSCRIPTION:
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS
THE TWO
CLAIMANTS
By LOUiSE B. CUMMINGS
Howard ITower mid It.ilph Cunning
ham. two young Englishmen, met in
furnished on the gold country of Colorado and be
came fast friends.
These young men, having compared
notes, learned that they came from
eminent British families, Prower was
a younger son of a nobleimin. and Cuu
uingliam claimed to lie a graduate of
I Oxford. Besides tbe fact of their be
'i
The Holiday season is here again with its attendant
gayeties-the season when good will and peace are sup­ Ing fellow countrymen, tllelx* was a
resemblalice between them
posed to abound and it is good for us that such a season strong
They were nearly the same height mid
build mid both light eomplexioned.
comes at least once a year; otherwise some of us might There
was one difference between
forget that there was anything in this life other or better them, though it was scarcely noticea
ble.
[‘rower’s right eye
of a
than the daily grind or business and struggle to make slightly different shade of was
blue from
ids left eye.
ends meet.
Blit there was a great difference In
It is good to lay aside the spirit of selfishness for at the character of the two men. How
mil [’rower was a kind liearted. noble
least a time, letting our thoughts revert to our fellowman man: Cimningliam was a devil. Tliej
Iirospected together for a time, agree
and by some little act of kindness help another to forget Ing that If one struck paying dirt In
would share It with the other Finally
the sordid things of earth for a brief space at least. In Cunningham
dug a hole In the ground
this connection we wish to say: that while financial affairs for which he was offered a hundred
thousand dollars. lie had no intention
in our country have been rather unsatisfactory during the of sharing It with Prower and was de
liberating bow he could beat him out
past year, Americans have many reasons for rejoicing! of
Ills portion when a letter calile nd
dressed to Howard Prower, earl of
not that many foreign peoples are in the throes of bloody i Brukulleld
wars, but rather that we are enjoying the blessing of [‘rower was away on a prospecting I
tour when the letter came. Both men
peace, and let us hope that one of the Christmas gifts hud been away from England for ten
If [‘rower were out of tile way
this nation received Friday, is the assurance of peace dur­ years.
Cnniilngliani might return, pass him
self off for the new earl and thus a[>
ing the coming year.
proprlatc tile title mid estates. While
Let us hope that the time promised, when “Peace on ho was deliberating on this plan word
was received that I’rower had been at
earth, good will to all men,” will prevail the whole year, tacked by claim jumpers and mur
ilered.
may soon arrive.
Cunningham went to the place where
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Item* of Interest to Jackson County
CIRCUIT ;COURT
Louis Gallatin vs Hjolmar R. Wes-
terberg. Order dismissing cause.
Hypatia Riggs Riggs vs W. P. Riggs
Order overruling demurrer.
W. A. Goodrich vs W. H. Ilarvty,
Cost bill
et al.
Decree entered,
filed.
B. L. Powell vs Hannah J. Gilbert,
et al. Order of default. Decree.
L F. Parsons vs F. C. Huntington,
et al. Oder overruling demurrer.
W. O. Dickerson vs Harry Simpson.
Mechanic’s lien filed.
Viola Stone v” R. A. Pfeffer.
fault order and judgment.
De­
Sb'omnn Entrll vp S. C. (,arr<»ll, et
•I. Default order. Decree entered.
John Smith vs Twohy Bros. Order
permitting nmen'lment to nmi*nd'*d
r *n* Inint
Second amended complaint
f d.
Far! E. Pnhirr vs Am». Jim* Bo’ver.
D”’osltion of Joseph O. Rubier filed.
F F*. Hnnsen vs A. Ft. Rnhhin«. Oh-
j »(Minna to confirmation of « i’e of real
proper*?.
C. V Cummin"” vs Mattie
mines
Order for the payment
d'tional suit money.
Cum-
of ad-
NEW CASES
C W. r»’m vs M. G. Guv, o»
Suit to forec'ose s bond for deed.
ux.
S’a’e of Oregon vs LoH. Martin.
Criminal comp'aint. Trnns-ript from
Justice’s
court,
Medford
District
filed.
Aaron Andrews vs Winnifred Ser-
comh, et al
Suit to foreclose a real
es’a’e contract. Complaint tiled.
Helen A. Law vs F . VV. Zimmer A
lion tho recover money. Complaint
filed.
COUNTY court
In the matter of the estate of Alice
L. Burke, deceased. Den sition of
witnesses filed. Order admit ting wit!
to probate and appointing executor
Bond of executors filed.
In the matter of lhe estate of Alex­
ander J. Graham. Order on final ac­
count.
In the -»after of the estate of Fen-
t n M. Bag .er, deceased. Report of
rale of real property. Order cenmm
ing sale.
In the tn itter ef tl e eslate of Mar­
garet A. W ilker, deecas • I
'Jider
eiifimning sale of real property.
In the matter of the estate of Les­
ter L. Walker, deceased. Order eo -
firming rale of r al property.
l’J the matter of the estate of A. I
Talent, deceased, Affi I ivit of publi-
cation of citatio'i II led.
the tight had occurred and tried to find
his friend's body. HE was told that
Tramp Chokes Women
a number of persons had been killed
in the tight mid they bad all been bur
I led side by side. He was shown the
Roseburg, Ore., Dec. 23. —.A tramp, I graves, but saw no reason why lie
giving the name of Williams, W'-'S should exhume Ills friend’s body, Re-
frightened away from the C. D. Shoe- turning to bis cabin, lie o|«med the let­
maker residence last night when he ter that had been received mid learned
had entered the room of a domestic that ¡’rower’s father mid two older
brothers had been taken ill and all had
and was choking her. The arrival of
died within n period of a few weeks.
a friend of the young women fright-
A month from that time Cunning
ened the man away,
Running down hum :ip|>eiired in England mid claimed
the street, he met Deputy She: iff to lie Howm-d I’rower, now Earl ot
Stewart and with a piece of a fence­ Brokefield. There was no one of the
post knocked the officer down, the family to receive him except n sister
latter being unconscious for
four of the late earl, who did not doubt
hours. The tramp was arrested be­ that he was her nephew.
No one disputed the identity of the
tween Wilbur and Sutherlin egrly this
cl.-.lmmit except Lady Gladys Pern
morning and lodged in the County jail. broke, the daughter of a neighboring
nobleman who would have been How
ar<l 1‘rower’s wife except for his pover­
ty. She hid not married mid when
At Th: Churches
tile heir returned exp»*cted a happy
meeting. To piny tile part of her lover
was more than <'uiinliiglimn could nc
CHRISTIAN SCIENC,.;
complish, and she at once pronounced
Services held every Sundav morning
‘ him mi impostor.
nt 11 o’clock in 1. (). O. F. 11 ill.
But not withstanding tills assertion,
Everybody welcome.
wlil li was mu very largely accepted.
Cuniilughaui established himself ns the
Eml of Brokelield
He
pin t of u peer some four months. when
who should :l| p.ar but tl i» reni enrl
Sunday Scho il every Sun liv at 10
i Prower bail lieen left for (h*:id by
o’clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public ■ tlm e who h d nttaeke l
li'.'u mid those
worship at 11 a. m. each aec»>nd and who had Joined in his defense, Bv!ore
f urth Sunday of the month and at they had returned to bury the dead he
7:30 every Sun lay evening.
When lie II d re
Class had crawled n vay
inee.i.ig every first and thirl Sunday coven J lie looked tor his ilium, but
1 iter lie II il bruni
11 a. m. H.
Gallup leader, Pray- did not llud him
of hf< father's mid broth r's death and
er meeting '1 hursday evening at 7:30
it cnee started lor EiigL.u 1
The publie is invited to attend these
When one day Howard ITower wa.k
services. A. '’os!et Pastor
ed Into Ills home mid met 111» o T)
Fccrbss Geneva.
The c : » i UluUll , Illiil.Cr it» Geneva
1» I'niFvrh- i lai :*i < uh * h
M| iitihl Z ii
rt<-li. I’uisei nnd
ft» b«* (In*
i model < ith-.N of our
ihv ihi«* cyp»
of vv lint citi, s will one (lay b«> in h re
j generated agf til«* Ci Ur type of Vivic
organization, having site of rare beau
ty and < niviiiciive. spat hms xtrectN
unit avenues, noble public walks and
garde ns, perhaps c\«»ryrldiii: nliort of
grand antique buildings *
(iPIh’VH lu
parth iii*:ii is “th«* t’nest type of a ra
tional i itv that Europe possesses • • •
u true clti vv
iin
In Adieus
b liHVnre. \ » ill» c. Antwerp or <»ln,nl.
of old. men cm live a wholesome «•Ivie
life, nd In hu#;«». aiiioi'plioiis caravan
»cries, such as London Paris or Bvr
lln not In sulTunitgnted b trrr.cl.s. sin h
us Manchester or Lyons or (»lasguw
but In a ire.iiitlfiil. well <»rd«n-d. free,
organic city ”
His Ssrr»m on W.*n*on
An English prvm tier tn tin* «even
teenth century. s|>enklmr to tin text.
"To tie or not t> be «.nd tint wummi
should be ll’u* m*<l unbke three things
She should be like n «mill, ill"ay-kei*p
within ti. r own house, tmt not tike u
t liilll. to rally : It «It,. |i;l(l dll p,., im. i;
Silo -hmid Is* Ilk** ill e* Ilo to Spe.lk
when «In- « I« «pi I. it t*> tmt not liKc
mi I < Im. Ilin :iy » (■> li.ive tin* ln«t word
Sliw snelli I |.e ||; , .1 tow n chs k ill
ways keep lime miili. guliirlly. but not
like n town clock, to -pe:lk so loud that
all tin* town might hear her Minile
A polis Jutirim I
Memory
rin- tum i • ilKe .i ph»»»rr;r t • q
it
In the matt r < f ' h • e* tato of Wil- III fll.l ot I • ,K. i I \ «ui in I ' .JV io
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II
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I »’» i« ;> c
liam B. Webb i'ece:*«eil. Notiee of
;*l»ltí|¿ •>!
• llu l'i I • I
• i » i:fit. I
I rolli ..
hearing m final acemint.
< ’ll* H*. : * I
» . . . J. »MH
atoe re
In the matter of the estat of Fan
-, <m Unir,« .i* i • i ii»> fh»«i t‘
reeoii|>
n e M. Port, dece .sed. Gid r approv­ w.tII W III .1 > to* - •••• U
I A
' ugen s
ing final account and discharging ad- j 1’1 Ines
ininistrator.
|
friend face I n face th»* latter turned
pale. There W:is one of two courses
which I k * might clioose--step down and
out or claim that the newcomer was
mi Impostor
He chose th** latter
course
lie labored Ids visitor, saying
that In* li:iil come to personal** ill** rea
Howaid I’rower. but lliat lie would lie
unable to sitbst.intinte liin claim,
I’rower. aghast at such treatiuent.
withdrew mal entered suit against tile
man wlm limi usurped Ills title mid III«
property, Ills mint uiifiuiimately ml
bell'd to tile opinimi that ( unmngli.iiu
was her m pili w
This left lunly
Gladys I'cUibroi.e the only w.
ss in
I’row*: s favor, mi l her evidem e was
not counted o iniual •a* ns timi of a
im mb* r of lhe claiiu.iiii s f.u..iiy Nev
n tln less, l-'it.y ibndy» t warmly cs
<«>us* d How ai d s cause, mid tile rela
lions ol lov* is lliat had exl-ted before
In* left fur Anurlen Were resumed
One nitric.*:' was found In an old
wom.'in who had ner«<*| Howard when
lu* was a li.iby
But -In* had never
■u-vn him - lii'e that time and tier evl
j d*’:i> * w.;« n it emishli-r d ol much val
ue. cspeeinll.' -Ince In Her old age -he
j had i*>sl lor cy*-.«iglit
However, nt
til** tilal sue wa« called to til** wltne«-
«11111*1 atiil (e:tilic l a« fo ,ows:
"I line tmt
in | seen Howard I’rowci
:.s a baby when I u«**U
slue*, lit* w
was
togl.e him 111« luith mid wheel him li
III« pcramliiihiliir lull If I could so*
pin.nlv lion ns limn I wo J km*n hl n
for I notl i'll on him n def*« t I liav*
never seen lu any *m«* else
111* ey*>
were of a different shade of hl n* "
l’lie two . lalmant « wen* nt unee ex
hnitlied I'tirvf.illy
Nearly a'l ti e ox
nmlners pronoimi-*<1 th.ir th** li ne o
¡low -J' ! s right I*'e v. a« sliirlitl* II J:*
er th in tli.it ot hi le’t
Tills s.'ttlid ,‘T* ea*n* delinltely. ai.
he was i*|ii iE*i d to lie the Earl I <>
Biiikeili «!
He mmri.'d l. -dy »iindy«
1 umiliiglu’m was «ent to pri«.>n for «
term of years for making fals« preten
sjons.
•
Once Again th? Great Clock of Years has
Moved Slowly Round and the Gilded Hands
Point to the Figures on the Dial Plate of
Time and we Read “1915,”
We wish to Acknowledge with Many
Thanks the Assistance of Our Patrons in the
progress of this the Panner Year in our
History and Extend the Seasons Compii
meats and Hearty Good Wishes for a Pros
perous and
HAPPY NEW YEAR
and Hoping to be Favored with Your Future
Esteemed Orders and Trusting that
The World is Growing Beiler
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These people have
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l’lie.*. are very
frightened of the spirits ot the dead,
for Instance, and «lien mi.' one of
them falls III and is at lit likely to die
tin* poor KUll’erei is at mice pm out and
left to tile mercy uf the livemis en
tlrely deserted by tin* rest ot tile tribe,
l’lie u n ilia riled women wem stl'ks
through their ears >is ti sort or tuid^e.
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