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the Circuit Court Journal at pages
Administratrix’ Notice.
519 and 520 thereof.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
1 am commanded by said execution
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
and order of sale to make] sale of the
.. OF JACKSON.
real property hereinafter described, to
satisfy the judgment, costs, and accru­
In the matter of the estate
ing costs of this sale. I will therefore, of Francis M. Grainger, deceased.
on MONDAY, MAY 10th, 1915, at
Notice is hereby given that the un­
the hour of 10 o’clock, A. M., at the dersigned has filed in the County Court
front door of the Court House in Jack­ of Jackson County, Oregon, her final
sonville, Jackson County. Oregon, of­ account of her administration of said
fer fur sale an.l will sell at public auc estate and that Monday, the 3rd. day
tion to the highest bidder for cash, all of May, 1915, at the hour of ten o'clock
right, title, interest and claim that the A. M., thereof, at the Countv Judge’s
said defendants had in and to said office in the countv court house, in
property on the date of sai.i mortgage Jacksonville, Jackson County. Oregon,
or have since acquired, to-wit: Lot has been appointed by the court as the
No. One (1) in Section 17, Township 39 time and place for hearing objections
South, Range 1 East, Willamette Mer­ ' to said report and the settlement of
I said estate thereon.
idian, in Jackson County, Oregon.
All of said property will be sold at
M aynie G rainger ,
sain time and place to satisfy the
Administratrix.
judgment, costs and accruing costs of Dated and first published April 3, 1915.
this sale.
Dated this Sth day of April, 1915.
To th» Mannar Born.
Citation.
W. H. S ingler , Sheriff,
In “Hamlet,” act 1. scene 4. occur
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
these lines:
Riding In a JinriKIsha.
When the European or \merlonn
tourist first lands In Japan tie nt once
demands a Jlnrlktslia. Having read ot
It and heard so much of it be wants
an Immediate experience of It as soon
as be finds himself In the laud of Its
birth. Almost any day one may see a
procession of men and women, ashore
for u day or two from a steamer In
port. niaklug their way up the crowded
thoroughfares of Tokyo, sitting rather
awkwardly In their jlnrlklshas, trem­
bling unbalanced over the axle, not
knowing whether the thing is going to
tip backward or fall forward, bo loose­
ly does the puller seem to hold the
shafts. The first time one gets into a
jlnrlkbdia bo always feels like a baby,
and this gawkish sensation coupled
with that of the uncertainty of one's
position In balancing it. renders the ex­
perience not quite so pleasant as an­
ticipated. But the only way for com­
fort is to sit back at one's ease and
leave the responsibility to the mini who
pulls IL—Japan Magazine.
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given, that E.
Smith the undersigned has been ap­
pointed administrator of the estate of
W. M. Smith, deceased, bv the County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and
ill persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same, duly verified, to the under­
signed administrator, at his residence
in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
or at the law office of H. L De
Armond in Medford, Jackson Countv,
Oregon, on or before six months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice.
Date of first publication is March
27th, 19/5.
E. J. S mith ,
Administrator.
Effective January ’17, 1915.*
you are
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Notice To Creditors.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
8:20 A.M.
5:20 P.M.
Oregon Express
OVER 66 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
POST
In the matter of th- Estate of Jen­
nie G. Jones, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given all parties
having claims against 'he Estate of
Jennie G. Jones, deceased, that they
••re required to present the same, duly
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
Ay. merry. Is’t
verified arid with proper vouchers, to
JACKSON.
But to my mind, thougk I am nativa here
the undersigned administrator of said
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale in
And to the manner bom. It I r a custom
In the matter of the Estate of K. ‘•state at Room 5 Citizens’ Bank Build­
More honored tn the breach than the ob-
Fields, deceased.
ing, Ashland. Oregon within six
Foreclosure.
eervance.
Citation to heirs non-resident an months from the date of the first
Some have maintained that In this
Kate McAndrew, Plaintiff,
unknown.
publication of this notice, to-wii;
ease "manner" should lie spelled "man-
vs.
To George Beck, Will Beck, and all withi" six months from March 20th.
Sallie
C.
Pilcher
and
Mason
beeause
the
former
was
an
old
unknown
heirs
ef
the
Said
K.
J.
or,”
Fields. 1915.
G. C. M c A llister
variant spelling of the latter. The Pilcher, wife and husband, and New­ deceased.
Administrator of said Estate.
In the name of the State of Oregon,
phrase would then be applied to a per­ ton Tinker. Defendants.
By virtue of an Execution, dated you are hereby required to appear in
ron accuatomed to the usages of a lo­
the County Court of the State of
cality. But tlie weight of opinion fa­ the 27th day of March, 1915, and a de­ Oregon for Jackson County, in the
cree and an order of Sale duly jssued
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
vors "männer’’ as used, for instance, out of and under the Seal of the Cir­ Court room of the Court House of
by Swinburne In the sentence, “lie has cuit Court of the State of Oregon, in said County at Jacksonville Oregon, in
J. C. ’<rown. Executor of the Es­
■not the eyes and nerves of one to the and for the County of Jackson, in a said County, on or before four weeks
manner born.” In this case the phrase certain cause therein wherein Kate from the date hereof, and show cause, tate of Josephine Edmonds, Deceased.
Plaintiff.
refers to one having a lifelong ac­ M eAndrew as Plaintiff, recovered on if any you may have, why the real
vs.
quaintance with given conditions and the 23rd day of March, 1915 a judgment property belonging to said Estate,
Ernest A. Heflor, et al, Defendant.
should not be sold and order of sale
against
the
defendant
Sallie
Pilcher
customs, regardless of whether they
for the sum of One Thousand Two for the same should not be made forth­
By virtue of an execution and order
are associated with a single locality.— Hundred ($1200) Dollars with interest with, as in the petition of the ad­
sale duly issued out of and under
Philadelphia Presa.
thereon from said 10th tiay of Febru­ ministrator of said Estate [»ayed for, of
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
ary, 1914, at the rate of g per cent per said land being situate in township 38, State of Oregon in an 1 for the County
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Range four West of the Willamette
Sourc« of Robinson Crusoe.
annum and Ninety ($90.00) L
"
Dollars
of Jackson. State of Oregon, and
Th« Edinburgh Courant, long since attorney’s fee, and I he further sum Meridian, in section seven therein, dated the 13th day of Apr I, 1915, in
dead. U worthy of remembrance. not of Thirty-nine ($39.00) Dollars costs and described as follows: Commenc­ a certain cause therein, wherein
only by Edinburgh and Scotland, but which judgment w.is enrolled and ing at the Southwest rorner of the J. C. Brown, Executor of the Estate:
in the Clerk’s office of said Southwest quarte- of the Northwest
by the literary world at large. Its edi­ docketed
Court in said County on the 23rd day quarter of said section thence running i of Josephine Edmonds, Deceased, as i
tors Include Daniel Defoe, who seems of March, 1915, and is ot record in North 14 rods, thence East 22 and 6-7 i Plaintiff, on the 5th day of December, '
to have been the first occupant of Its Volume 22 of tlie Circuit Court Jour­ reds, thence South fourteen rods; i 1914, recovered a judgment against E. e
editorial chair, to which he appears to nal at pages 481 and 482 thereof.
thence west 22 and 6 7 rods to place A. Hefier and Kate Heller his wife,
the sum of One Thousand Nine
hare gone on his liberation from New­
1 am commanded by said Execution of beginning, containing two acres for
Hundred
Ninety-two
and
77-101
gate. "Old and New Edinburgh" men­ and order of sale to make sale of the more or less.
Witness the Hon. F. L. Tou Velie, ($1992.77) Dollars with interest there­
tions "the Edinburgh Courant of Oct. herein after described real property to
Judge of the above entitled on from said 5th day of December, V
in. 1707 (then edited by Daniel Defoe)." satisfy the judgment, attorney’s fee County
1914, at the rate of 8 per cent par an­
Court.
and
costs
and
the
accruing
costs
of
but Dr. Chalmers in his “Life of De­
num and One Hundred Ninety-five !
Dated March 26, 1915.
sale, 1 will therefore on
foe” says It Is not suspected that be
($195.00) Dollars Attorney’s fee. and
F. L. T ou V elle .
the further sum of Thirty ($30.00)
continued long te edify the Edinburgh Monday the 3rd day ot May. 1915
G. A. G ardner ,
Dollars costs, together with the accru­
eltlxons with bls lucubrations. It was at the hour of 10 o’clock A M. at the
County Clerk.
ing costs of sale, which said judgment
doubtless during Ills Edinburgh sojourn front door of the Court House in Ja k-
By
F
lora
T
hompson
,
Dep
tty.
was enrolled and docketed in the of­
that Defoe beard all about Alexander sonville, Jackson County State of
fice of the Clerk of said Court on the
Selkirk of I.argo. the original of ltobln- Oregon, offer for sale and will sell to
5th
day of December, 1914, and is of
the highest bidtier for cash, subject to
«4M1 Crusoe.—London Chronicle.
redemption as is by law provided, all STATEMENT of the ownership, man­ record in Volume 22 ot the Circuit
Court Journal at pages 66 and67 there
the right, title anti interest which the
Language of the Nose.
above named defendants had on the agement, circulation, etc. required by of.
I am commanded by said Execution
“Hera U an article In the paper that 26th day of May, 1911, or have since the act of August 24. 1912, of Jackson­
■uy» u woman’s character can tie de- acquired, in and to the following de­ ville Post, published weekly at Jack­ and Order of Sale tc make sale of the
hereinafter described real property to
scribed real property situated in Jack- sonville, Oregon, for April 1, 1915.
turmlnad by her uoio."
“Well. thars may tw something In son County, SYate of Oregon, to-wit:- Name of Editor, Publisher and Owner: satisfy the above namfd judgment,
attorney’s fees and costs and accruing
Lots numbered Five (5) and Six (6)
that. Imt there's a surer way. No one
of Block numbered One of Newtown 1). W. Bagshaw, address Jacksonville, costs of this sale, I will therefore on
can make a mistake concerning a wo Auditior to the City of Medford, ere Oregon.
Monday, 15th Day of May, 1915.
num'« charuitcr if he will look at the gon, according to the Plat thereof on
Known bondholders, mortgagees, etc ,
uoM-« of other women who meet her. tile and of record in the office of the
nt. the4iour of 10 o’clock A. M. at the
Tlie extent to which tbuy turn up at County Recorder of said Jackson none.
front i.oor of the Court House in Jack­
D. W. B agshaw ,
sonville, Jackson Countv, State of
■tu-h time« show« Just what »he 1» or County. Aegon.
.Publisher.
All of Trie above property will be
Oregon, offer for sale and will st !l at
Isu't'*- Kxcbungo.
solit at said lime and place in the
Sworn to and subscribed before mi, public auction to the highest bidder
manner provided by law for the sale this Is, cay of April, 1915.
for c .sh. subject to redemption as is
In th» Sama Boat.
of real property under execution
__ _.
by law nrovided, ud the right till­
to
Newlywed Husband — The time bn» satisfy trie judgment tn favor
W.
H.
Johnston,
anil
interest of the d-f. nil- nts ab 'Ve
—... ot tl e
cosne. dun rest, wheu I shall have the Plaintiff, together with attorney’s I
Notary Public for Oregon. named, in and to the fulio.ving de­
paluful tusk of acquainting your fn- f-es, costs and accruing costs of s ile. My Commiss oil expires Jun, 26. 191?.
scribe« real property situut-d in Jack-
flu«- with llie fact that I am heavily
Haled at the office of the Sheriff m I
son C um . Oregon, to-wit -
An undivided one half interest in I
la ilobt Wife- -Don't mimi tluit I’m Jacksonville, Oregon, this 27th day of
the
East half of the S uth-v. est quart­
«are he’ll give you the sympathy of ■ March, 1915.
A Drsoin Joke.
cwuiiaiulou tn advenait/.—London Tele­
W. IL SlNGLEIt,
Almost every one has dreamed of er and the Southwest quarter ot the
Sheriff of Jacksen County, Oregon. writing a poem, delivering n sp-icti Southwest q larter and the
graph.
______________
west qiar'er of the m :
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy. or milking u witty remark that ueemetl auurter
quarter of Section 14, Tov i
ln«ult«d Indead.
nt
the
time
wonderfully
brilliant,
but
South Range One West of t
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“Why I» Mrs. Vau Wombat so angry
tluit. recalled on wilting, proved to be lametie Me.idim.
wUh you?"
Ail of said undivided one half in­
either commonplace or u lioliy menn-
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
“It seems the cook she lured away
Tii.it 1» not always the ease, terest in and to the above described
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE liigleiK
from me I» not satisfactory.“— Katwaa OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
however, as this story, which the ltev. real property will be sold at said time
City Journal.
Washington Gladden is fond of telling, and place in the manner provided by
Joseph Martin. Plaintiff.
law for. Sheriff’s sales under execution
proves.
to satisfy the judgment above named,
va.
Hoc Schema.
"I dreamed." says Dr Gladden, "that together with the attorney s
Charles McGoutran and Violet McGougan
“Why doas your fiancee study th« Mil
the old bouse tluit formerly stood near costs and accruing costs of rale.
his
wife,
and
Lincoln
McCormack
as
adminis
­
of fare so longT*
!.iy church was still there ami that old
W. H. S ingler , Sheriff.
trator with the Will annexed of the estate of
“Nile wsuta to igiini to me afterward
Mr. Deahler. who baa been dead many
Whitcomb Field, and Parker Barnes Field. Jr.
Bv E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
baw much I will mw If w» »'* mar-
years, still Hved In It. I also knew
an infant, and Bradford Sampson Field, an
tlwd ” M<«via1orfor Blaettor.
that his old dog. Grorga, who never
infant, and Parker B. Field. Henry C. Field.
Ellen L. Field, E. Ruasel Field. Carolines.
fulled to bark at me when I passed th«
Summons for Publication
Oleoevorme.
Callender, and Ellen L. Field anti Phillipa
house, still lived. In my dren ni I tra«
Ketchum as Executors and Trustees by and
many hruxais discoveries have
passim the house when the door open-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
under the Will of Whitcomb Field. dec.*a»ed.
Vnrood out W tai redU<s»verle» that we
ed and the old gentleman came out.
Defendin'its.
become cautions about as-sertlnu fluii
followed by George, who. ns usual. I OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY
any event or achievement was the first I PUBLIC’ NOTICE I n hereby given, that by vir- rushed lurking up to me.
Kenneth B. Barnett, Plaintiff,
of Ils kimb -Jotiii Flake
j tue of 4 decree, judgment anti order of sale duly
“'Now. now, George.' snkl the old
-vs-
made and entered in the above entitled court anti man. 'you ought m t to do tluit You
Aocompb.had.
cauae on the 27th day of March. A. D 1915, know that's a friend of ours. Tltnt'a (). R Chaffee, T. S. Hutchings and
wherein above nuiaeJ plaintiff recovered judg­ Dr. Gladden.*
well VWUiMiy
O. C. Boggs, administrator of tne
Ile « « fool In mail» languages ment airainat abovedefendanta Charles McGougan
“'Oil. I have met George before.' I estate uf Guy Chaffee, deceased,
many «libjia U " 1 ' h I la <1 el p ti I a and Violet McGougan for the sum of $181 1.91 responded to the lutnsluctlon. 'In fact.
with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent
Defendants.
per annum until paid, and for the further and George and I have for some time find
bon wowing ueqttaltitanec.' " — Ex. I
To 0. R. Chaffee and T. S. llutch-
additional num of $47.7*2 with interest thereon at a
I**
6 per cent per annum until paid, anti for the chn tige.
: ings, the above named defendants;
eoata and disbursements therein taxed at $48.85
IN THE NAME OF THE SLATE OF
In Dafanae of the Mule.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.
and fur the further accruing costs, anti wherein
In what U described by Justice Hen­ OREGON:- You and each of you ate
it is further decreed that the deed and b >nd for
W. A. Turner and Jennie Turner.
deed deacribcd in plaint iff s complaint therein*!» ry Istmui of the »upreiue court of .Mis­ hereby notified and required to appear
Plaintiffs, and constitutes a mortgage upon the hereinafter souri as a “celebrated case" the court
I described property, and wherein it is further de- handed down a decision exonerating in the above entitled court and cause
V«
t
’ »h •• -T’d mortgage I m * forecleaed and the the Missouri mule.
Some years ago and answer the complaint of the plain­
William Ulrich. J
’■ e- pH perty h t n
P'ed be soli! as upon execu­ one Lyman su.d one Dale for damage« tiff n >w on file therein agairst you,
times krow n ns !•
rest F tion an lutt th n -v i tuned defendants anti done to the plalutlff's buggy by "the within six weeks from the date of the
< uh ■»’ <1
■> h
b • forever foreclosed of any !
Mahan, E hel Ma
aforesaid wild and unruly mule." first publication of this summons which
ri„ht tide v.r i .merest therein.
NwW. therefore, pursuant to said judgment, After being considered by Justices of it the 3rd day of April, 1915, and if
By virtue of an execution an 1 an or­ d crev and oider of sale and by virtue < f an exe­ the peace, one circuit Judge, three you fail to appear and answer within
der of sale duly issued out of and und­ cution issue I pursuant thereto by the clerk of. judges of tlie court of appeals and four the time required, for want thereof
and under the seal of the above entitled court, of , supreme court Justices the mule la ex­ the plaintiff will take judgment against
er the seal of ’he Circuit Court t f the date Anri! 9th 1915. I have levied upon and at 10
onerated by Judge Lamm as follows:
you for the full sum of $290. and plain­
State < f Oregon, and dated th< 7, dnv o'clock A M. on the
"There are sporadic Instunees of
tiff's costs herein tu be taxed.
of April, 1915, in a certain cause there
10th DAY OF MAY. 1915.
mules behaving badly. That one tluit
This summons is served u; oi you by
in wherein W. A. Turner and Jdnnie at the front door of the Court house at Jackson­ Absidmn rode nml 'went from under’
Turner as plaintiffs were rendered a ville. Jackson Count'-. State of Oregon. 1 will him at a crisis In his fate, for Instance. publication in the Jacksonville Post, a
judgment against the defendants John sell nt public auction to the highest bidder for 'The mule don't kick according to no weekly newspaper of general circula­
cash, the following described property and all
E. Mahan, Forest h. Mahan and Ethel right, title or interest of the above named de­ rule.' saith the American negro. His tion, published in Jacks.-n County,
Oregon, once a week for six consecu­
Mahan, for the slim oi Seven Hundred fendants therein, or so much thereof as may be voice has been
tive weeks, by order of Honorable F.
Thirty ($790.00) Dollars with interest necessary to satisfy aforesaid judgment, coats and there uro
tongue in their
,M. Calkins. Judge of the above en­
thereon from the 3rd day <>•' April 1915 and accruing coats, to-wit:
Luts One (D and Two (2) in Block numbered of It.
id order having been
titled t ourt. said
al the rate oi III l p< r air um. and Six (6) of the Pierce Sub-division in Jawnahin
"However, the faithfulness. mirefoot
Seventy (70.00) Dollars costs, which Thirty-seven South, of Range One West, of the othiess and gis d sense of the mule, all nt de on the 39th. day of March, 1915.
Date of tiist publicaltou, April 3rd
s till judgment w.is enrolled and dock- Willamette Meridian, in Jackson County. Stu.» mnttera of com
1915.
•ted in the Clerk’s office of said Court of Oregon.
be allowed to »1
bated at Jacksoavilie. Oregon. April 9th 1915. I
in said County on the 3rd day of April.
faults and create a preponderance in
Gus N ewbury .
W. H. SINGLER, Sheriff.
the scale In bis favor." — New York
1915, and il of record in Volume 22, of
Attorney for Plaintiff.
By E. W. WIL8ON. Deputy.
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