Jacksonville post., March 27, 1915, Image 4

Jimmie’s Easter
Prophecy
By F. A. MITCHEL
Speoci of Railway Trains.
Among the f. st records of railway
trains for short distances are the fol
lowing: New York C. utr.-il and Hud
son liver, one mile in Hiirty-two sec­
onds: Pennsylvania. live and a half
miles in tl.ree minutes: Burlington
route., two and one-fourth mjles in one
minute mid twenty seconds; Plant sys­
tem. five tulles In two un<l one-half
minutes; Pliiludelpbiii and Beading,
four and eight tenths miles in two and
a half minutes.
The fastest time on record for a dis­
tance of over 440 miles was made'by
tlie Lake Shore anil Michigan South
ern from Buffalo to Chicago. In June.
1905, when the distance of 525 miles
was covered In seven hours and fifty
infinites Tlie fastest long distan e run
less than l io miles was’pn the New
York Central, on Sept. II. lMK'i. from
New York to Buffalo, 43tit/j miles, in
407 minutes, The average speed was
sixty-four mid one tbjj’.l miles an hour,
with two stops and twenty eight blow­
ups, and on Jan. 1. 1903. frqm Albany
to Buffalo. 302 miles, ill 295 minutes.—
1’lHludelpbiil Press.
Notice to Creditors.
hange in Southern Pacific lim
Notice is hereby given, that E.
Smith the undersigned has been ap­
pointed administrator of she ¡state of
W. ,M. Smith, deceased, by the County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and
i all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same, duly verified, to the under­
signed administrator, lit his residence
By EUNICE BLAKE
in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
or at the law office of H. L. De
Armond in Medford, Jackson County.
Julia Edmonds after leaving the high
Oregon, on or before six months from
t school wns eighteen .vents of age and the date of the first publication of
this notice.
obliged to make llur own living
See
Date of first publication is March
Ing an advertisement In n ncivapuper
for a governess, she replied to it and 27th, 1915.
E. J. S mith ,
I ivus invited to a conference. A lady.
Administrator.
Miss Ashford, who said she was the
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aunt of the children to lie taught ami
THE
ARCHITECT
Markham. Is a ’fishing town on the
New England coast. In the olden time
all the men there were sailors, but
when steam finally took the romance
out of sailing tlie Markham men turn­
ed their attention to fishing, though in
these days the place Is given up to city
people on their summer outings.
In those days when sailors loved to
bound over the billows under full sail
cared for. received tlie applicant, ask
Notice To Creditors.
lialpli Husted was one of them. He
ed a number of questions and for ref­
IN
THE
COUNTY court of the STATE
loved the ocean. mid lie loved Marjorie
erences, and Julia was engaged.
i OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Dixon as well
He won her with the
Thu lady was a woman past forty,
understanding that he would 1 HH soon
In the matter of th- Estate of Jen­
j the sister of the father of the chil-
as he had accumulated a ueat
i
egg
I dren.
Their mother Was dead, and nie G. Jones, Deceased.
Notice
is hereby given all parties
cease mu 1. Ing long voyages and find
their father ar the time was abroad.
having Claims against »he Estate of
some employment on shore, But cbll-
Ills little girls being left in charge of Jennie G. Jones, deceased, that they
dreu came as fust as the I neat egg
their mint. Tlie home was near a sub­ | “re required to present the same, duly
grew, and Husted became a captain
urban town mid n very attractive one.
verified and with proper vouchers, to
before he set any time for spending
Girding Up the t^oins.
.Spring came on. mid One of tlie chil­ : the undersigned administrator of said
the rest of Ills life with his family.
In Biblical times xlie strong man
dren needed a change of air.
Miss “state at Room 5 Cilikens’ Bank Build­
Then he promised them that after one “girded up Ids loins" when about to | Ashford decided to take them both ing, Ashland,
Oregon
within
six
more voyage he woulu grant what they undertake some feat of physical eu j southward to meet the coming ■UU1- Months from the date of the first
to-wii;
all so much desired
durance.
And the custom is by no ! iner, leaving Julia where she Wils tintil publication of this notice,
withi" six month» from March 20th,
One October day he started on what means obsolete among certain ori­ I their return.
1915.
he Intended should be bls last voyage, entals at the present time. Thus in
Urie warm nmnilhg the governess
G. C. M c A llister
He had paid for his home and had preparing for a fatiguing Journey the
went out Into the grounds with a book
Admiristrator of said Estate.
some money tn the bank, On this last oriental winds n piece of cloth about mid seated herself on a rustic bench
trip be expected to add enough to bls tifteeli feet long and twelve to eighteen supported on either side by a tree.
possessions to be uble to get on even Inches wide tightly around the ab­ While reading she heard a step on tlie
If he had no vocation, but he wus still domen and back. It Is put on by hav­ walk leading from tlie gate and. look­
in the circuit court of the state of
u young num und counted on making ing a person hold one end while the ing up, saw a gentleman apparently
O regon , for J ackson C ounty ,
an additional income that would en­ wearer winds himself up tightly In it about thirty-five years old approaching,
Mary F. Gage. Cornelius C. Gage,
able him to educate his children and and the orientals lielleve that tfds lie paused before her lu Ills Walk and
Norman B. Gage. Mary M Gage
start them In life. But he started on girdle relieves fatigue and guards sa id:
Martha A. Gage, Plaintiffs
this lust voyage with misgivings. His against intestinal troubles by prevent
. “You look wry contented mid very
vs,
hig
chilling.
Tills
ex
pin
nation
of
the
wife suggested that lie refrain from
restful.”
J. T. French, Caroline French,
tempting fate again on the ocean, and sustaining effect of the girdle Is prob
”1 am both.” was the reply.
French, also The Unknown Heil's
bls children clamored for papa "to ably Incorrect, although tile good
‘•Will 1 find Miss Ashford at tlie J. T. French, Caroline French, and
French, Also al) other persons
stay ut home mid not go away so long effects themselves cannot be doubted.
bouse?"
any more."
He tore himself away In all probability it is the support
"Miss Ashford is invay. She took the parties Unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in the real
from them, assuring them that he given tile abdominal muscles, rather children to the country for a change
estate described in the complaint here­
would soon return, would bring the than the protection to the skin, that of air.”
in. Defendants.
chlldreu mauy pretty things and would explains the beneflelal results.—Los
“H’ln.” The geurloman looked about
To J. T. French, Caroline French,
Angeles Times.
then remain with them
him, then turned again to Julia.
H. French, also The Unknown Heirs
In December a vessel came In to
“It's Unfortunate that Miss Ashford of J. T. French, Caroline French and
Markham and brought the supercargo
Odd Sheets of Noto Paper.
la absent I've been sent by tlie own­ H. French, Also all other persons or
of Captain Husted’s vessel.
He re­
A good way to use up odd sheets of er of tills property to make plans for parties unknown claiming any right,
ported that li bad collided with an­ note paper for which you have no en­ additions to the house. 1 fear I shall title, estate, lien or interest in ihe real
other ship In u fog mid gone to the velopes is to make them, with the aid have to intrude myself upon you for estate described herein, Defendants,
above named,
bottom. The bouts were lowered, und of your sewing machine, into a pack­ awhile.”
I
In the Name of TheState of Oregon,
some of the crew left the vessel In age of correspondence sheets that need
Julia made no reply to this. She had You and each of you are hereby noli
Cut the note pu|ier Into no iinthorlty either to prevent or per­ tied that ¡he plaintiffs above named
them. The supercargo had begged I tie no cover.
cuptnln to leave In the same bout with halves along the folded edge and fold mit Ills doing what lie mentioned. He ; have commenced a suii in the Circuit
him. but he clung to the tradition that each half again, liemove the thread
went on to the house and entered It Court of the State of Oregeor,, for
a master must go down with bls ship. from your sewing machine needle and without ringing the bell. When Julia ¡Jackson County, that this notice is
He charged the supercargo If be got carefully run the paper under the guide went there herself the housekeeper given in pursuance of an order made
I
safely to land to say good by for lilm of the machine, leaving an accurate told her that tlie gentleman Wil* an and entered by the presiding -Judge of
said court on the 25th day of February
quarter
of
an
Inch
margin
on
three
to his wife and children mid tell them
architect mid would rcmniti while ho 1915, in said cause and that in pursu­
sides. The fold of the paper should re­
how well be loved them.
laid his plans, tie made himself at ance of said order you are hereby re­
This was n greut shock to Mrs. main untouched. That makes a double home, but ils to making plans Julia quired to appear and answer the com­
Husted mid the older children,
l‘be sheet, three of the four edges of which could not see that lie devoted much . f/iai.ii
iiiv't
U1V1LIII
Vfll
V
plaint filcu
therein
on or UV1UI
before
six i ,,
youngest-Jimmie, n boy of six—knew are perforated. When you are ready time to tlie work. True, lie did some weeks from the first publication of this j i
nothing of dentil, mid be could not to send a letter write on tile inside Of diagram drawing in pen i'll. lint on this summons,
which
first
publication
will
________
___ ..rat pnblicat._............
be on the 27th day of February, 1915,
understand what hud happened to Ills the folded sheet, then moisten the lie did not spell 1 mi hour a day.
edges
wit
11
glue,
seuI
them
mid
write
and
that
for
w mt of such appearance
father They could only tell him that
Tlie rest of tlie time lie divided be­ and answer within said time, the plain­
he would never see pupa any more, tile address on the outside of the fold
tween the library mid Julia.
When tiffs will apply to the Court for the
and even this lie could hardly grasp ed sheet. The person to wlnftn tile let­ he tired of books, there being no one
relief demanded in said complaint, to-
ter is addressed can o|ien It by tear­
with Ills undeveloped mind.
besides her to chat with, he seemed wit:-
One morning at Sunday school his ing off the margins that seul it.— disposed to utilize lier for company.
The quieting and confirming in the
ten.Tier read to him accounts of (hose Youth's Conipaniuu.
the
He Interested her in wb.it lie said, mid plaintiffs the title to the W. U
raisings from the dead mentioned tn
of the SW. i
'4 . of
she was of mi age to npprei late the NW. '4 and NW
Unquestioning
Obedience.
Section 5; the NE. '4 of SE. >4 and
the Bible
Jimmie went home to tils
Ideas of an older man.
The house­
Much trouble as well as much amuse­
the SW.
of the SVV. '4 of Section 6
mother mid. telling her what he had
keeper and the servants were deferen­ and the NW. >4 of the NW. !, of Sec­
hoard, asked why pupa couk! not U I mo ment was caused during the early
tial
to
lilm.
gave
ldm
everything
lie
de
­
tion 7 ail in Townrhin 35 South, Range
be brought buck to Un-in from the stages of tile Panama canal work by
tin- Inability of the Jamaican negroes sired without question mid obeyed all One West Willametie Meridian, Jack-
dead.
his orders.
son
County, Oregon and for the costs
His mother form'd awav from Id in to take any except a strictly literal
Every day Julia found the ureilite t and disbursements in said suit.
view
of
orders.
In
unloading
n
vessel
to hide her tears and wllliom reply.
G. C. M c A llister ,
—every one In tlie house spoke of lilm
When Easter drew near Jimmie was at Colon a rope in n pulley at tile head
A torney for Plaintiffs.
as
tlie
architect
—
more
mid
more
en-
told the storv of the resurrei-tlon of of the mast got Jammed, and a Jamal
gaging,
A
day
wlili
h
he
spent
In
the
t'hrist; that Easter was celebrated In can was ordered to climb up and re­
I
He did ns ordered.
Some city slie wiis surprised to find a very
memory of that resurrei-tlon
lie was lease It
Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale.
When lie returned
minutes
Inter
the
boss
of
the
gang long one to her.
much moved by the reeltul. for he said
mid they sat down together for dinner
J.
C.
Brown, Executor of the Es­
lliissid
lilm
und
asked
with
some
Im
­
that If one could return to life on the
she could not eoni-eal her pleasure,
tate of Josephine E Im in.Is, Deceased.
earth why mu one who had been lost patience where he was lie was point
A week passed, nt the end of which Plaintiff.
on the ocean • Beturnlug to Ills moth- ed out sitting calmly nt the mnstlie.id
vs.
“What are you doing up there?" ] building innterl-ils wore brought Into
er. he told tier the story Ills teacher
Ernest A. Hefler, et al, Dafend.int.
j the place and dumped beside the
roared
til«
1
boss
had given him. adding:
i
By virtue of an execution mid or ler
"Yon told me to come up here, snh," j house. Tlie next day workmen came, i i of sale duly issued out of and under
"Next Sunday Is Easter, mamma,
I
an
I
tlie
architect
spent
some
time
with
and I shouldn't wonder If papa would tin- mnn answered, "but you haven’t
Julia I the sea) of the Circuit Court of the
told me to collie down!"—Joseph B. i the contractor over diagrams.
come back to us on tlint day
I asked the former with a beating heart ! State of Oregon in an I for the County
I of Jackson. State of Oregon, and
The mother tried to explain to him Illsbop. Secretary of Isthmian Canal
I If lie were going to superintend tile dated the 10th day of March. 1915, in
that It would be Impossible for Ills Commission, in Youths Companion.
construction of the additions.
He a certain cause therein,
wherein
papa to return on Easter Sunday or
j snlil he was and they would require at J. C. Brown, Eiecutor of the Estate
nt all. but Ills brain was too small to
A Chicago Milk Story.
I least n month. Tile housekeeper in­ of Josephine Elmonds. Deceased, as
grasp her meaning
He hud got It tn
A family living in South Chicago
formcil her that Miss Ashford and the Plaintiff, on the 5th day of December.
his la-ad that Easter was the day on found a good deal of cream on a bot­
children would remain away until the lf)14, recovered a judgment agai st E.
which <>ne who was dead would return tle of milk which had been standing
A. Hefler ; nd Kate Hefler his wife,
work was finished.
to life, amt the Idea la-t-mne associated overulght. and when tile driver called
for the sum of One Thousand Nine
An attractive uuin of thirty five shut
Hundred
Ninety-two
and
77-10-t
with Ids father
In the morning the pleased servant
! nil In the same house with a girl of ($1992.77) Dollars with interest there­
’•Don't cry. mamma. ' he said "Next held it up to Hie light mid said. "Look
! eighteen Is not likely tn have much on from s nd 5th day* of Deci tuber,
Sunday 1» the dnv when dead persons here. I have never seen anything like
trouble In winning her
Before the I 1914, at the rate of S per cent per an­
come buck, mid I know that pupa will this before on your milk!"
additions were finished the architect num and One Hundred Ninety-five
The num looked at It for a moment,
couie to us "
luid made hnvoc v. lih pour little Juliu s ($195.00) Dollars Attorn v's fe... and
The mother took her boy In het arms scrim lied his lietld and replied. "Well.
heart. She did not think of marriage, the further sum of Thirty ($30.00)
1 don’t know what'a the inatter. but 1
and wished that she might lime fnltli
All she deslieil was to live ou Just ns Dollars costs, together with the accru­
von « nn i hrow Il out. nntl I’ll give you
ing costs of sale, which s nd judgment
ns a little child.
slie was In tlie <'or.ipaii!on«hip of this
was enrolled and docketed in the of­
On tlial Easier morning the birds n fresh bolt Io In its place.” - Chicago
delightful mnn
fice of the Clerk of said Court on the
were breaking out In the sunshine. News
But tlie architect was thinking very 5th day of December. 1914. and is of
Jimmie was dressed In Ills best clolhes
much of marriage. He was a widower record in Volume 22 ot the Circuit
Can You Beat It?
fof Ida Sunday school, but w lien It w as
so lie told Julia—and very lonely Court Journal at pages 66 and67 there
She Oh. Jack do excuse me for get
time to go he was missing
lie hud
without a companion. He asked her of,
Yon poor fellow,
ciiught sight of u snll out on the Imrl- ting here so late!
I am commanded by said Execution
how she would like to spend her life
Kou'alid was sure that Ills pupa was on you've had to wait mi hour for me' where she was to which she replied and Order of Sale to make sale of the
No
hereinafter
described real property to
He
Oh.
no;
It's
nil
right!
I've only
the vessel and was coming home
that she would like it very much, es­ satisfy the above named judgment,
She What! So that's the
line knew where Jimmie hud gone, RO Just come
pecially if he were to continue making
they went to Sunday school mid IO way yon treat me. Is It? If I'd come ailtll: ions t o t he house lies- w through attorney's fees and costs and accruing
costs of this sale, I will therefore on
at tile time agreed you'd have imiile me
clmreb without lilm
Illis Ingi nuons repli -:n 1 ' king her
Monday, 12th Day of April 1915,
wait
a
w
hole
hour
Boston
Pi
auserlpt
When the.» returned the boy was
In Ills arms told her i!- t If she cli >se at the hour of '.0 o’clock A. M. at the
still missing. Ilia older brother said
she might remain there nlwavs a-<| he front door of the Court House in Jack­
thill a ship hud come In mid quite like
Named the Bird.
«oil'll re!-.’, ’n also
sonville. Jackson Countv, Stat" of
Irate Diner Iley
waiter, there's
ly the < ill d bid gone to the dock
At
She il'ilu’. t pics him f>- an rv’i-mi
Oregon, offei for sa'e and will s II at
that luimx-ni tlirmtgh a window all not « drop of real coffee In this mix
Him. which lie d <l not s. c-u renili to public aiction to the highest bidder
■aw a mail evmllig up from the shore tore.
Fresh Walter Some little bird gii c
She was II ipp- in I coutente I for cash, subject to redemption as is
with u buy In his arms
told you. I suppose
Irate Diner Yes. an.I trusted llini 11. .-!' !' Iv
\ few hi law provided, all the right ti le
n swallow.-Trim eton Tiger
"It's Jimmie!" said one
days Inter Miss Asin nt i- turned with and interest of the defend 'tits above
named, iti and to the following de-
Then there was a slmut and n rush
the children and the latter lumped Into azs««>VkAW*
seri'bwi realVropertv
sItn'ided'in
i«kxiil iiPnyvupfv ’ ai
. x.4 i r» I Jack-
uz>b,
for the comers, for Captain Husted
The Hartford Constitution.
til**
11• Il 111 • t w arm«,
iil’tliM I covering
’nvid'biit him
’» ___ ... x .. .x
the architect's
lilm ulth
with son s Countv.
Oregon, to-wit:-
who hud come In on the ship, wits car
The hist written constitution In
kisses and calling him papa
An undivided one half interest in
rylug Jimmie. All clung to the fattier, America governed the people of Hart­
The next dny he asked them If they the East half of the South-west quart­
covering him with kisses
ford. Conn
Tills Im luded the nelgll
er and the Southwest quarter ot the
could la-iir to putt with Ihelr govern
”! told you papa would come today.” boring towns. The year was 1639.—
ess. to which they replied that they Southwest quarter of the Southeast
■aid Jimmie proudly
Magazine of American History.
could not. n hereupon lie told them quarter of Section 14, Township 37
south Range One West of the Wil­
Captain llnsted had gone down with
tlrit she was to remain with them ill
lamette Meridian.
his ship, tmd come up. clung to wre< k
Wasted.
wn y s.
Ail of said undivided one half in­
•ge slid was picked up bi a passing
SI Oggs — People
are
Inexcusably
David Ashford hn.i drcmhsl to com
ter, st m and to the above described
■hip.
wasteful of wilting paper.
Hloggs—
to tils home from which Ids wife li d , reH propertv will be sold at said time
Jimmie's faith In hl« father's return That’» so
I've got creditors wlm c< ::e forevi r Win n lie »-nt .-in <tt
und place in the manner provided by
on Easter Sunday 'll«« the talk ot the write to me every week Cleveland
five girl tlieii» tile Idea occurred to law 1. r Sheriff's sales under execution ,
village, and many h sermon was Plain Denier
to satisfy the judgment nb ve named,
li’-n t-> keep her th .- S> hr b Id th
t 'ge'her with the attorney s
fees
preached with It ns Its theme .lltnmle
li.msekeeper and the otheis to preserve
corts and accruing costs of sale.
being held up as au Illustration of *
Know this, that troubles come swift­ Ills Incognito, ami "the architect” l>e
W. H. SlNGLER, Sheriff.
ctilld'a faith.
er than the things we desire.—Plautus. pili to win the governess.
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy, j
Summons
Tabic
Effective’ January' ÌT~, 1915.
you are
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16
in need of
Passenger
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5:2® P.M.
Oregon Express
2:17
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A.M
Extra fare train.
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SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
13 California Express ......... 10:45
IS San Francisco Express.. .4:00
11 Shasta Limited.................. 8:20
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P.M
A.M
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