Jacksonville post., April 10, 1915, Image 4

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the Circuit Jouri al ¿at pages 519 and
Snmmons for Publication.
Notice to Creditors.
52') thereof.
.
Notice is hereby given, that E J.
I am commanded by said execution IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Smith the undersigned has been ap­
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY
and order of sale to make sale of the
pointed administrator of the estate of
t W. M. Smith, deceased, by the'County
rea+ property hereinafter-described, to Kenneth B. Barnett, Plaintiff,
Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and
satisfy the judgment, costs, aqd accru­
all persons having claims against said
•VS-
ing costs of this sale. I will therefore,
estate are hereby notified to present
O. R Chaffee, T. S. Hutchings and
the same, duly verified, to the under­
on
MONDAY, MAY 10th, 1915, at
O. C. Boggs, administrator of the
signed administrator, at his residence
the hour of 10 o’clock, A. M., at the estate of Guy Chaffee, deceased,
in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
front door of the Court House in Jack­
or at the law office of H. L. De
Defendants.
Armond in Medford, Jackson Countv,
sonville, Jackson County. Oregon, of­
To O. R. Chaffee and T. S. Hutch­ Oregon, on or before six months from
fer for sale anl will sell at public auc
the date of the first publication of
tion to the highest bidder for cash, all ings, the above named defendants:
this notice.
right, title, interest and claim that the IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Date of first publication is March
said defendants had in and to said I OREGON:- You and each of you are 27th, 1975.
E. J. S mith ,
property or the date of said mortgage hereby notified and required to appear
Administrator.
or have since acquired, to-wit: Lot in the above entitled court and cause
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No. One (1) in Section 17, Township 39 and answer the complaint of the plain­
South, Range I East, Willamette Mer­ tiff now on file therein against you,
Notice To Creditors.
idian, in Jackson County, Oregon.
within six weeks from the date of the
IN
THE
COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
All of said property will be sold at first publication of this summons which
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
said time und place to satisfy the is the 3rd day of April, 1915, and if
In the matter of th" Estate of Jen­
judgment, costs and accruing costs uf you fail to appear and answer within
nie G. Jones, Deceased.
this sale.
I the time required, for want thereof
Notice is hereby given all parties
Dated this Sth day of April, 1915.
the plaintiff will take judgment against having claims against 'he Estate of
Jennie
G. Jones, deceased, t.hct thfey
you
for
the
full
sum
of
$290.
and
plain
­
W. H. S ingler , Sheriff,
“re required to present the Same, duly
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy. tiff’s costs herein to be taxed.
verified and with proper vouchers, to
This summons is served upon you by the undefSigned administrator of said
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A Great Italian Estate.
publication in the Jacksonville Post, a estate at Room 5 Citizens’ Bank Build­
Sale in I weekly newspaper of general circttli ing, Ashland. Oregon within six
The Duke of Sermoneta rnuks among Notice of Sheriff’s
the greatest land owners tn Italy.
tion, published in Jackson County, months from the date of the first
Foreclosure.
I L I v711 vz
L11 ' o liLztietTj
L «J ” VV 11)
publication
of X this
notice, to-wit;
Fogllauo. his estate near the Pontine
Oregon, once a week for six consecu- withi" six months from March
'■’arch 20th,
marshes, extends to 80.000 acres, main­
Kate McAndrew, Plaintiff,
| five weeks, by order of Honorable F. 1915.
ly under grass, for the duke owns vast
vs.
G. C. MCA l L13TBR
herds of cattle. The most productive
Sallie C. Pilcher and Mason J. M. Calkins, Judge of the above en­
Administrator of said Fäthie,
portion of the estate, however, Is a Pilcher, wife and husband, anil New­ titled Court, said order having been
I made on the 30th. day of March, 1915.
lake several miles long and about a ton Tinker. Defendants.
By virtue of an Execution, dated
Date of first publication. April 3rd
mile in breadth, which, from the time
of the Roman empire downward, has the 27th day of March, 1915, and a de­ i 1915.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
supplied tlsli for the market In Rome. cree and an order of Sale dnly issued
ÑfcWBURY,
out of and under the Seal of the Cir­
Whenever there Is n Hood caused by
O regon , for J ackson county ,
cuit Court of the State of Oregon, in
Attorney for Plaintiff.
rain on the hills the lake overflows and for the County of Jackson, in a
Mary F. Gage, Cornelius ,C
I
through a narrow channel into the certain cause therein wherein Kate
Norman B. Gagev.JVlay* M liage and
Martha A Katr'-'
"
Tiaintiffs
aeu.
The sea tlsli fluH their way McAndrew as Plaintiff, recovered on
V8.
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through Into the lake, remain to fat­ the 23rd day.of March, 1915 a judgment
.
i.
T.
French,
Administratrix’ Notice.
F
Caroline French, H.
ten In the fresh water and then are against the defendant Sallie Pilcher
French, also The Unknown Heirs of
captured on their return by un Ingeni­ for the sum of One Thousand Two IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
STATE
J. T. French, Caroline French, and H.
ous labyrinth constructed of reeds Into Hundred ($1200) Dollars with interest
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
French, Also all other persons or
which they swim. They ure of the thereon from said 10th day of Febru­
parties unknown claiming any right,
W 4AtkS0N.
ary, 1914, at the rate of 8 per cent per
best klnd-chlefly gray mullet.—Lou­ annum and Ninety ($90.(10) Dollars
litle, estate, lien or interest in the real
In the ffiatter of the estate
estate described in the complaint here­
don MalU
attorney's fee, and the further sum
in,
Defendants.
uf Thirty-nine ($39.00) Dollars c ists of Francis M. Grainger, deceased.
To J. T. French, Carolina i'rehch,
Polyglot Britain.
which judgment was enrolled and
Notice is hereby given that the un­ I H. French, also Th» HnkhoWti Heirs
Norman French Is still the official docketed in the Clerk's office of Said
J. T. Frenih-, Caroline t’reueh and
language of the Channel Islands. It Is Court in said County on the 23rd day dersigned has filed in the County Court of
H. fj'nitrth-, Al^o all other persons or
rather a surprise when one begins to of March, 1915, and is ot record in of Jackson County, Oregon, her final
fft unknown claiming any right,
count the different languages spoken Volume 22 of the Circuit Court Jour­ account of her administration of said
estate, lien or interest in ihe real
nal at pages 481 and 482 thereof.
estate and that Monday, the SH-. day estate described herein, Defendants,
wltlilu the borders of the United King­
1 ain commanded by said Execution
dom. Ilow many people would guess and order of sale to make sale of the of May, 1915, at the hour ot ten o’clock above named.
In the Name of The State of Oregon,
that there are still al least live living | herein after described real property to A. M., thereof, at the Countv Judge’s
tongues used among us? There Is Eng­ ■ satisfy the judgment, attorney’s fee office in the countv court bouse, in , You and each of you are hereby noti
lish In England. Welsh In Wales, Erse and costs and the accruing costs of JackaonVille, Jackson County. Oregon, fled that the plaintiffs above named
have commenced a suit in the Circuit
| sale, I will therefoue on
in Ireland. Gaelic In Scotland and
has been appointed by the court as the Court of the State of Oregeon, for
French tn the Channel Isles, while Cor- ! Monday the 3rd day ot May, 1915 time and place for hearing objections Jackson County, that this notice is
ulsli In Cornwall ami Manx In the Isle ■ at the hour of 10 o’clock A M. at the
given in pursuance of an order made
to said report and the settlement of and entered by the presiding Judge of
of Mnn have scarcely yet faded entire- front door of the Court House in Jack­
said
estate
thereon.
said court on the 25th day of February
sonville,
Jackson
County
State
of
iy, and ill Whitechapel even the post-
1915, in said cause and that in pursu­
office prints lta notices In Yiddish.— Oregon, offer for sale and will sell to
M aynie G rainger ,
the highest bidder for cash, subject to
ance of said order you are hereuy re­
London Mirror.
Administratrix. quired to appear and answer the com­
r< dumption as is by law provided, all
the right, title anti interest which the Dated and first published April 3, 1915. plaint fileu therein on or before six
Tho Fivo Pointed 8tar.
above named defendants had on the
weeks from the first publication of this
In astronomical figures stars of the 26th day ot May, 1911, or have since
summons, which first publication will
be on the 27th day of February, 1915,
different magnitudes are shown with acquired, ill and to the following de­
Citation.
and that for want of such appearance
three, four, five nnd six points. On scribed real property situated in Jack-
ninny of the ancient armorial bearings son County, State of Oregon, to-wit:- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE and answer within said time, the plain­
tiffs will apply to the Court for
Luts numbered Five (5) and Six (6)
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
the star has six points and Is called a
of Block numbered One of Newtown
relief demanded in said complaint,
“star.” while that with five Is called Ai ditior to the City of Medford, Lre
JACKSON.
wit:-
a "mullet.” This figure of the star gon, according to the Plat thereof on
The quietirg and confirming in
In the matter of the Estate of K.
with five points was In use us fur buck file and of record in the office of the Fields, deceased.
plaintiffs the title to the* W. 1 . of
as can be traced In history, it was County Recorder of said Jackson
of the SW. >
Citation to heirs non-resident tin I NW. )< and NW
Section 5; the NE. '« of SE.
culled a pentacle, or fieiitogram. and County. Oregon.
unknown.
All of the above property will be
the S W. 1 ( of the SW. '4 of Section G
cume to have a mysterious symbolical
To George Beck, Will Beck, and
and the NW. '4 of the NW. \ of Sec­
soil at said time and place in the unknown heirs of the said k. FL
meaning.
manner provided by law for the sale deceased.
tion 7 ail in I’ownrhin 35 South, Range
of real property under execution to
In the name of the State of Oregon, j One West Willamette Meridian, Jack-
His Wish.
satisfy the judgment in favor ot the
son County, Ort gon and for the costs
"It Is n woman’s fate to suffer In si­ Plaintiff, together with attorney’s you are herebv required to appear in anJ disbursements in said suit.
the County Court of the State of
lence." she volunteered.
f, es. costs and accruing costs of sale. Oregon for Jackson County, in the
G. C. M c A llister ,
"If they’d only let us suffer the snms
Dated at the office of the Sheriff in Court room of the Court House of
Attorney fur Fiaintiffs.
Jacksonville, Oregon, this 27th day of said County at Jacksonville Oregon, in
way," be rejoined
March,
1915.
Whereupon she remarked that he was
said County, on or before four weeks
W. H. SINGLER,
from the dale hereof, and show cause,
n hateful, mean, stupid, contemptible,
Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale.
despicable, beneath contempt man. So i Sheriff of Jacksen County, Oregon. if any you may have, whv the real
J.
C.
”rown. Executor of the Es­
property
belonging
to
___
_
said
Estate,
Bv E W. W ilson , Deputy.
there 1—Philadelphia Ledger.
should not be sold and order
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_f sale tate of loscphine Edmunds, Deceased.
Plaint
iff.
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for the sameshould not be made forth-
Imagination.
vs.
with, as in the lieti
petition of the ad­
I
mimstrator of said Estate
prayed for,
“Robert.1 said the teacher to a small
Ernest A. Hefler, et al. Defendant.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
usiate prayed
for,
I said land being situate in township 38^
pupil. ”<'iin you tell me what Imagina
By virtue of an execution and order
V THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIE STATE
■ Range tour West of the Willamette of sale duly issued out of and under
tion l»F’
F OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
i
Meridian,
in
section
seven
therein,
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
"Yen,” miiTim.” replied the little fel-
Joseph Martin. Plaintiff,
and described as follow«: Commenc­ State ot' Oregon in an i for the County
low; "Imagination Is wliat makes a
VB."
ing
at
the
Southwest
earner
ot
the
of Jackson. State of Oregon, and
fellow think n bee*« stinger Is three
j Southwest quarte- of tn- Northwest dated the 10th day of March, 1915, in
CharlcR McOouon and Violet McGouiran
feet long after lie get» stung."—New
¡
quarter
of
said
sectiun
thence
running
a certain cause therein, wherein
hiii wife, and Lincoln McCormack sh adminis­
York G lotie.
North 14 n
rods, thence East 22 and 6-7 J. C. Brown, Executor of the Estate
trator with the Will annexed of the estate of
rods,
thence
South
fourteen
t_d_,
rods;
of
Josephine Edm >nds. Decease l, as
Whitcomb Field, and Parker Barnes Field. Jr.
A Mean Critic.
thence west 22 and 6 7 rods to place Plaintiff, on the 5th day of December,
at^infant. and Bradford Sampson Field, an
of beginning, containing two acres 1914. recovered a judgment against E.
“How realistic your painting Is! It
infant, and Parker B. Field. Henry C. F ield,
more or less.
A. Hefler and Kate Hefler his wife,
fairly makes my mouth water.”
Ellen L, Field, E. Russel Field, Carolines.
Witness the
fur the sum of One Thousand Nine
“A sunset makes your mouth water!"
Callender, and Ellen L. Field and Phili ps
County J udge
Hundred
Ninety-two
and
77-10>l
Ketchum an Executors and Trustees by and
"Ob. It Is a sunset. Is It? I thought
I
($1992.77) Dollars with interest there­
under the Will of Whitcomb Field, deceased.
It was a fried egg!”
Dated March 26, 1915.
on from said 5th day of December,
Defendants.
F. L. T ou V elle .
I 1914, at the rate of 8 per cent per an­
FooExb Question.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir­
num and One Hundred Ninety-five
G. A. G ardner ,
"Rmne one stole every lilesxed «fork­ tue of » decree, judgment and order of sale duly
($195.00) Dollars Attorney's fee. nnd
County Clerk.
ing off our line."
the further sum of Thirty ($30.00)
made and entered in the above entitled court and
By F lora T hompson , Deputy.
Dollars costs, together with the accru­
cause on the 27th day of March. A. D. 1915.
■’Whnt are lik-sscd stockings?"
ing costs of sale, which said judgment
"Those which are not darned, <>r wherein above named plaintiff rvcovi'red judg­
was
enrolled and dockete I in the of­
ment above nameti defendrnts Charles McGougan
coiiiw ." — Exchange.
fice of the Clerk of said Court on the
and Violet McGougan for the sum of $1811 91
with inteiest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent STATEMENT of the ownership, mím­ Sth day of December, 1914, and is of
I«
per annum until paid and for the further and agement, circulation, ete. required by record in Volume 22 ot the Circuit
I additional sum of >47.72 with interest thereon at the act of August 24. 1912, of Jacks n- Court Journal at pages 66 and67 there
of.
6 »per cent per annum until paid, and for the ville Post, published
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weekly at Jack-
I am commanded by said Execution
coats and disbursements therein taxed nt >48 86
sonville, Oregon, for April 1, 1915.
and Order of Sale to make sale of the
and for the further accruing costs, and wherein
Sheriff Sale.
it is further decreed that the deed and b. nd for Name of Editor. Publisher and Owner: hereinafter described real property to
deed descrilted in plaintiff's complaint thereinjs l>. W. Bagshaw. address J sc .sonville, satisfy the above named judgment,
W. A. Turner and Jennie Turner.
attorney’s fees and costs and accruing
Plaintiffs, and constitutes a mortgage upon the hereinafter ( Oregon.
costs oi this sale, I will therefore on
I described property, anti wherein it is further de­
vs.
Known
bondholders.
mortgagees,
etc
,
creed that said mortgage be foreclosed and the
Monday, 12th Day of April 191».
William Ulrich, John E. Mahan some­ I property herein described be sol I as upon execu- ! none.
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at the
D. W. B agsiiaw ,
times known as E. J. Mahan, Forest F t' tion and that the above named defend, nts and
front door of the Court House in.Jack­
each and all of them In» forever forcelesetl of any I
Furnisher, sonville, Jackson County, State of
Mahan, Ethel Mahan, et al.
right title or intern therein.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. Oregon, offer f< r sale and will St II at
Defendants.
Now. therefore, pursuant to said judgment
public auction to the highest bidder
this 1st Pay of April, 1915.
Ri virtue of an execution and an or­ decree anil order of sale anti by virtue of an exe­
lor cash, subject to redemption as is
W.H Johnston,
cution issued pursuant thereto by the clerk of. '
by law nrovided, all the right title
der of sale duly issued out of and und­
and under the seal of the above entitled court, of
Notary Public for Oregon. and interest of the defend ittr above
er the seal of »he Circuit Court of tl e ’late April 9th 1915. I have levied upon and at it’ My commission expires Jan, .6. l»lo.
named, in and to the following de­
State < f Oregon, and dated th< 7, day o'clock A M. on the
scribed real property situated in Jack-
of April, 1915, in a certain cause there
son County. Oregon, to-wit:-
10th DAY OF MAY. 1916.
An undivided one half interest in
in wherein W. A, Turner and Jennie at the front door of the Court house at Jackson­
Cl«» m’«-»nce.
the East half of the South-west quart-1
"Jim told 1.1,, a ripr,mring Joke tlia
Turner as plaintiffs were rendered a ville. Jackson Countv. State of Oregon. I will
er and the Southwest quarter ot the
judgment against the defendants John sell at public auction to the highest bidder for « ih piovisi un some member of yotn Southwest quarter of the Southeast
cash, the following described property and all club last el i i In -. ’A ere y. Il there
E. Mahun, Forest E. M ahull and Ethel right, title or interest of the above named de­
quarter of Section 14. Township 37
”1 es. 1 was ¡here! It was i.n abotn South Range One Wist of the Wil­
Midi.m. for the sum of Seven Hundred fendants therein, or so much thereof as mav be
Ina ble. fm feb lied" -
lamette Meridian.
Thirty ($730.00) Dollars with interest necessary to satisfy aforesaid judgment, costs
’’G oll! Jinx did not tell me that yon
Ail of said undivided one half in­
thereon from the 3rd day o* April 1915 and accruing costa, to-wit:
ter«1 st in and to the above described
Lots One (D and Two (2) in Block numbered I Were the mini It wim on." - Houston
at the rate if 10 ’i per annum, and
real property will be sold at said time
Six (6) of the Pierce Sub-division in Township ' I’OHt.
and place in the manner provided by
Seventy (70.01)1 Dulbirs costs, which Thirty-seven South, of Range One West, of the
law for Sheriff’s sale« under execution
s id judgment wns enrolled and dock- Willamette Meridian, in Jackson County. State |
stran-errss of th« Sex.
| to satisfy th*- judgment above n-.med.
A woman i-.’ii ,i,-v *me hl l|!v er : lb*» together W'th the attorney s
ele I in the C'erk’s i ffice of said Court oi Oregon.’
Doled .»t Jacksonville, Oregon Apiil 9th 1913. over lile f.-i- t III it u bride Is sta
rtiiur costa Mnd accruii g coats of sale.
i rai.l t vi n.) on the 3rd day of A, ril,
W. H. SINGLER. Sheriff.
out lu married life with machine h.-m
1915, and is uf record in Vo unie 22, uf i
W. H. S ingler , Sheriff.
By FZ. W WIL3ON, Deputy.
*
m-sl napkins. Cincinnati Enquirer.
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
Spohr end th* Violin.
I.ouls Spohr, the greatest of nil Ger
num violinists nnd n man whoso name
la otherwise Indelibly written on the
pages of musical history—was born at
Brunswick on April 5. 1784, Just fifteen
days after his great contemporary and
rlvul. Nicolo Paganini, first suw the
light of the world. Two greater con­
trasts than these two men could not be
Imagined. PagnnlnL the brilliant, dab­
sling, couiet llke apparition, overawed
the masses, for whose favor he made a
high bld, while the German, the serious,
dignified, deep artist, appealed to the
connoisseurs and cultured musicians.
Spohr both by precept and example
exerted a tremendous Influence on vlo-
llu playing and violin composition
and. In fact, on composition In gen­
eral. The grentest musicians of ills
day stood In nwe of him, and even
Richard Wagner, after Spohr had pro­
duced "The Flying Dutchman" at Cas­
sel In 1843. where he was then conduc­
tor of the opera. In a letter written to
the great violinist displayed a sense of
gratitude of which in later years he
seemed Incapable. Spohr died ut Cas­
sel in 1851k
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