-: JA CKSON VILLE POSI -
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agsiiaw , Editor and Publisher
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, .
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1X79.
PLAYING A
PART.
Cheer Up, Cheer Up! Cheer Up!
By WILLIAM CHANDLER
Spring is here, the weather is fine
And “The Wortd is Growing Better9
SATURDAY. MAY 22, 1015
“Mr. Kemvortby.” saiil Mrs. Miildlc-
ton ««Tien that gentleman appeared fur
her «linnet* party, "before we «line
1 wish to speak a word to you about
the young lady 1 have assigned to you
beautiful Days are spoiled
the fellow
can t
While
are concentrating
trade at for a dinner companion. Slie has A
mild form of insanity, or rather mono
“There ll be
before night.
and spending their money
people,
mania. She fancies that every man
ineet^ Is 111 love with her, and no
city are spending
with outsid she
matter What lie says she considers It
Our
are in splendid array to
care of
a proposal of marriage. But don’t be
ers and then complain about times being
that
alarmed; the next «lay she forgets all
of
Dress Goods, Silks,
do about it.”
old
is
seed, etc.
a man
Kenworthy
assured
his
hostess
that
Ribbons, Laces,
Trimmings, Neckwear,
as he
whom
wishes,
should re be would excuse the young lady for
anything
that
might
occur
betweeti
Curtains,
Waists,
Muslin
wear,
’
member that
at home
almost
i
them, and she left him to attend to
Red
Red
eryone in
home town while
dollar sent
sel other mutters connected with her din
ner purty, without giving him any oth
Orient
$1.65
Rolled Barley,
dom if ever
back. Sometimes it is necessary to er information about the young Indy
lie was to take out to dinner, hot even
Bran, &c.,
found
home, but ordin mentioning her name.
At the last inlhute the sudden lmlls-
pay
prices for wool and
arily everything used by the average family can be
position
ubd regrets of an invited guest
tained from
local dealer.
should i rendered a change in the iiri-iingvhieut
of the couples necessary, When dinner
also
to the
lawyer, the dentist,
was announcisl Kenworthy hud not
been presehted to the lady that had
etc. Here we
able professional
been assigned him for u dinner imu
The proiession had started
can
anywhere in
state
panion.
tor the dining room «vheli u sister of
sons
for a doctor,
dentist
at the hostess hurried toward him and
leading him to a young lady sitting
by liurself. introduced him. He bowed,
same time
to receive
patronage of our
crooked bis arm. and the two formed
people. Think it over.
the last couple to take their Metktoi ht
the table.
Among the ehaYiies made was Mr
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
Ed
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Ken«vofthy’X dinner companion, ami
ward N. Smith, deceased. Inventory <a the liurry the card beuring the name
■ and appraisement filed.
vt Miss Bliss, beside whom lie «vas tt>
In the matter of the estate of Fran- have sat. had not been changed for that
Item« of interest to Jackson County
| cis M. Grainger, deceased. Final dis- of Miss Steele, the lady who had been
assigned him lb her stead Miss Steel«*
| charge.
CIRCUIT COURT/
glanced doivn ut the card on taking
State of Oregon vs J. Reiny. Order
NEW CASES
her seat, and a strange look came over
on arruingment.
Charles E. £anea vs R. A. Pierce et her face. Then the eorners ot her red
lips quirked up«vnr«l. anil a mischievous
Same vs Harry Foster. Order on
al. Suit to foreclqse mortgage. Ord
look came into her eyes
Kenworthy,
arraignment.
er and affidavit fur publication of sum too. gave n quick glance at the* name
Notice
Publication.
the rate of fi ',1 per annum, which 1
Same vs Dave Alexander. Order on mons.
and opened con versa tion
judgment «vas enrolled add docketed in
DEPARTMENT
OF
THE
INTERIOR,
arraignment.
For three hours the guests regale.I
Ruric D. Burilic vs Benton Bowers.
the Clerk’s office of said Court on the
U. S. I»AND OFFICE at Roseburkf. Oreiron,
Same vs Bert Collins. Order on ar Suit for dissolution of partnershi). themselves " itli Mrs. Middletoll's table
15th day of May, 1915.
May 20, 1915.
delicacies, mid Miss Steele bail ample
raignment.
Complaint and summons filed.
NOTICE is hereby Piven that Samuel Carpen
I am commanded b.v said Executiou
time to «viii Mr. Kenworthy's good ter of Jacksonville, Oregon, who, on April 29,
Same vs Wm. Hall. Order on ar
James Davis vs unknown heirs of opinion, to say nothing of tils aduiira 1910, made Homestead Application. Serial No. and order of sale to sell the following
• med id
utile«» C.f MG FEE.
.J,( .V
i I ( upyiiuuKregia- ■i
raignment.
Chas. S. Baird and unknown heirs of tion. During' the early part of th«* din 0 .192. for EMi of NE’4 and E’/j of SE1.» of Section describeu real property situated in
S«*:ni > ,ci ■ii, ' ■ i ' c I ur 1’1.«»to, tor
SrPORT Oil ;
•n <i>. i y. ¡’aientpracl-
W. T. McClure vs J. C. Neelon. Or Evi Sanders. Suit to quiet title. Com- her he was quit«* troubled lest she 3). Township 38 S. Range 2 W.. Willamette Mer- Jackson County, Slate of Oregon,
iiUbively. th .Ç h . I’EhEKCES.
Se.. 1 2 c'”Hj In f
U; :« t >r invalnahlo book
der of default. Decree.
should colistrue something he said into i lian, has filed notice of intention to make Final to wit.
i plaint filed.
m - uW 1 j C uT. .. J . 'I SELL PATENTS,
1
'
■ i <
I V .1 i .1
. I '.’lu get a partner,
a propostil of marriage, but about Five-year Proof, to establish claim to the land
The Southeast quarter of the North
Wm. S. Crowell vs Mary H. Daggett
• i *i !.. . ti:i.l u. ■ - r x^.uubl« mlurniat:on.
above described, before W. H. Canon, U. S. Com-
the
time
tin*
game
was
served
he
be
MARRIAGE LICENSES
et al. Order of default and decree.
miss1 >ner. at his office at Medford. Oregon, on west quarter, the Northeast quarter of
i
gun to think that tie wouldn't mind it I the 2nd day of July, 1915.
the Southwest quarter uni the West
ÂJili? á
ä
T. K. Bolton et al vs Salathice Gur
much If she did. Then lie became cu j Claimant names as witnesses: Harley H Hall,
Ah Lee and Lim Lun.
PATBt J* L/.V/ŸERS,
half of the Southeast quarter of Sec
well et al. Order bringing in new par
rious ns to what she would consider a of Buneom, Oregon, C. D. Hoorn, of Medford,
h'nctM, D. C
W. H. Ruch and Mabel Repken.
tion IX, Township 40 South, Range 4
proposal, and lastly he began to put I Oregon, S. R. Coffman, of Ruch. Oreg a, John
ties.
Ed E. White and Ellen L. Hall.
West,
containing
160
acres,
together
forth certain tests. ITetemllug a mis H. Crump of Jacksonville, Oregon.
The State of Oregon vs Dave Alex
with the tenements, her d t imei tt and
J. M. UPTON.
take. lie took up the glass of «vine be
ander, Order of commitment and sen-
Register,
and appurten n es the unto belonging
fore her and sippisl It. remarking at
tenee.
excepting however the. efiom, ab ut 10
the same time that It must tie n differ
„
FIow’o Thio? j,
Same vs Hirry Foster. Same.
acres heretofore sold out of the South
VJe offer C : l.:;rui:d Dollars Re- ent brand from what lie was drinking,
Not’ce of
Account. east quarter of said Northwist quart
ward for ar , cn ■> ot catarrh tl.at for It tasted far sweeter. Tile suppos
Same VS Win- Hall. Same.
car.aot no cured by Hall’s Catarrh ed Miss Steele dropped her eyes, but IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TH’’ STATE ' F er, which said mortgage bears date of
Same VM Bert Collins. Same.
said nothing. This startisl a sueces-
Cure.
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
May 4th, 1919.
Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank VS
slim of delicately turned compliments
F. J. CITENET & CD.. 7
In the matter of the est ito
I will theiefore, on Monday the
W", t: • i.
i. i
Rudolph Scholz. Order of ju Igrnent
oli the part of Mr. Ken worthy, to all of William Hartman, deceased.
Cliency 1 r i i I I : ■ y. .«. r.
of
which
tin*
lady
listened
«vltli
ap
21. t day of June, 1915,
and default.
h!: i p r: :|
*r
Pu »He notice is hereby «riven that the under*
tr: ns :1c* t ■ 1 , ...
parent emotion.
•larned has lilod in the County C >urt n: Jackson at the hour of 10 o’clock, A. M. at the
Mary A. Stone vs James Humphrey
1
it is the nature or the small boy to County .Stale of Oregon. th • final account of his front door of the court house in Jack
et al. Order of decree of amfirina-
see how near he can skate to an n<r ad.ninistration of the estate of Wiili.au Har.- sonville, Jaciis.in County, Slate of Or
tim.
hole in th«* Ice without breaking in. m in ¿(ceased, and that s id court has tixe-i
egon, offer for sale and will sell al
HallM r ‘ -■•■-b
Urged on by a similar Impulse. Mr Monday, the 28ih day of June, 1915, at th«- h«,ur
'.V. II. Stewart vs George F. King. acting <1 •. .1/ v -i
public auction, mile high, st biddei
coils : r: 1 .. : e»
of
10
o
’
clock.
A.
M.
of
aaid
d
iy,
at
the
court
Kenworthy
proce«*i!ed
to
see
box«'
far
Order.
Bmt f;-
rjoiii
of
sai
1
court
at
the
county
court
house
in
for
cash, all the right, ti le and inter
hecoul
l
talk
"soft
’
to
tile
inonomaiitac
b ’ r’| - -
Grand jury report filed
j The only way to
ì
" Itliout making line to tier. The basis Jacksonville. Jiicksua C • in’.y. ¿»t»te of O.*-zo >. est whih the said defendants Jacob
a* the time and place for the hearing of objec
Charles Bateman et al vs Albert
get the genuine
of Ills Investigations «vns curiosity. If tions to said final account and r settlement o Knutzen, and Leona Knu Zot had on
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Esl.e et al. Order granting new trial.
lie had beeome infatuated with Iler In said estate.
die 4 h day of May, I9c8. or now have
so short a time he ««'as not aware of
Soie>.d«ic I! jus .Leaping.
Al. persons interested in aid estate are 1 e t- in a 1 to the real p | ertv he e*. foie
The State of Oregon vs J. Reiney.
•’Don’t you have (ro.il le getting a It. 'i'lie dinner came to an end. and on by notified and require i to inuke or tile rhei? oL Inscribed.
Order on plea.
I
Sewing Machine
lections
to said final acc uni, if an t*ie. h-ve
retiring from the table Miss Steele led
sittlich'iit variety of lixxl?’ she asked.
Ab o, si J mortgag'd prop.rt« will
S ime vs Dave Alexander. Same.
”.No.” said the vouaiu u liu I’lius a the "av to a ««indo«« seat quit«* apart on or before the time afu*. esaid. fix'. for u>
1
ii
to buy the machine
hearing and settlement the.- -of.
I be sold ut sa «1 tim and | 1 ce i ■ llu
Same vs Bert Collins. Same.
boarding Imine; "thai s (he easiest part fri m the olln r guests.
B with the name NEW
I ma-li’er pr« vilild by 'aW f : t e Sale ot
Di.teot
this
notice
and
of
the
firit
publicatio.
"Mr. Kenworthy." she said, opening
of it. \ on see, I make up a svri»‘s of
Same vs Harry Foster. Same.
thereof is May 22nd, l'Ji5.
W I
on the arm
real property under x cuti« n, io sat
im uiis fur brvaktast. diimvt*. etc., nt iin«l shutting a fan she held In her
J. N. pace .
Same vs Wm. Hall. Same.
isfy the several causes of sui . attor -
tlie begin;:ing of the season and then hand ns though struggling- «vith some
i.1 and in the legs.
Administrator o. thou. a'e<r
ey’s fees, ci sts and the accru ng costs
W. H. Evans vs Fred R. Kail. Or they go on steadily till the end of it deep emotion. "I confess that the pe
William Hut tm. n. >?<• ..»e l.
U This machine is
I'lie rook knows Just what to prepare riod of our ncqunlntniice has been very
of this sale.
der granting motion.
P warranted for all
Nevertheless | believe In quick
vai n day. and I imi not ni all both ^ort
Dated
tbit
20th
dav
of
May,
1915.
F time.
T. K. Bolton i t al vs Salatili il Gur- ered
love, riiavv always felt that I could Notici of S’.i“r'iTs
i’rtd *
W. H. Si T. r, -neri
well. On'er extending time to plead.
Bui d< i t your laiarders gt
recog-nize my mate Instantaneously
■ fb ether V.k3 it
By E. W. W ilson , Deputi.
Ext* utior. n F... e ur .
Aaron An haws vs Winifred Ser- Ii riving tin* same tiling encl, werk on and n y mat«* would recognize me as
I
Noct’.er
rood
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----
the nine «Ln ?'
con.I>.* et ui. Order.
quickly
l'l,e ll.'itterlng «vords von
J N r. an,
Almanacs.
• A!i. ’
htlv«»
spoken
to
me
lui«e
convlneed
me
iiild
the
ntn.llady
Tba
Lz
S.|.!acl.l.i8
Company,
"I
II.
‘
It's
C. I*' Young vsGeo’gi F. Kind. Or-
i’lai ! iff,
Almanacs nre In existence that were
where I fool «•ill! They «1*111'1 hn« e the that I nm not mistaken In believing
CliANGE.
MASS.
d' r grnntii'g motion.
vs.
compiled In the fourteenth century, but
Maine th ng on the sum«* day of tlie th.it yo:i hive honored me with your
they are only In manuscript. The first
<»• urge M Dwinnel vs Wm. S. Diw- week There are ten -epiii'iili* menus
love, and I nm sure you would not I aco ■ K tz n and
u Zen,
printed almanac was tannisi about the
me.l. Final de *ree and order.
If we Uvgi’.i. say. n ilIi li isli on Mon
han* given me to imderstmid that yon Leon . K
Dui ndama.
vent 1475
Kat McAndrews vs Callie C. Pilcher. day. the next time they lune hush Is love me ivlt'iout proposing marriage."
a
W(»ek
from
Mr Kenworthy had skated too near
i
Thursday and the next
By
Onler confirm::",’ sale of real property,
Mon of loftier mind manifest them- We have on hand for sale the following
Ilmen week from I lie folio" Ina Sunday. the edge of the air hole and had turn o * er ef sale duly issue I out «».' 1
Alexnnd* r McMillian va Henry P. •Xolaxly can tell wlmt lies going to bl«*d in.
-elves In their equitable dealings, small
under he seal of the Ci cri <"« ut t <■!
minded men In their going after gain.
Sanders et al. Older denying motion. han* 011 miy given day without work
blanks viz:
At flu* smile moment Mrs. Middle
the Siaie of Oregon, for tl.eC un y of • Confucius.
ton
appronehed
the
couple
ing
It
out
«villi
a
pencil
mid
|Mi|>er.
anil
with a
W. A. Turner et al vs William Ul
I Jackson, dat ’d the 19th da« of May.
Lease,
ns nobody is likely to go to that trou young lady beside her
rich. O-oer in ■•onfitmntion of sale.
Mortgages,
"Mr. Kenworthy." she said, "I wish 1915, in a certain cause therein «vherc
ble Just for the sake of finding Ills
n
man
who
Payton
—
A
binhelor
Is
A. W Thomas vs ('. J. Cunningham
Bill of Sale,
meals monotonous, tin* result Is. tn to present you to Miss Bliss, who w .- im in C. J. Nunan as Plain iff recover’d Ims been crossed Iti love Parker—Yes,
and F. W. M'.ore. Judgment of de- fact, ns pleasantly varied as if the to have been your dinner compinlon on the 15: dav of May. 1915, a j.l 'g
Agreements.
mid n married man tins been doubl«
fault.
menu for the day was composed every had not regrets from .......... my invited ■nent a* ait st Jacob Knutz r .nd I.eo- crossed Life.
Warranty Deeds,
guests caused n change at tin* last mo na Knutzen for the foil .wing s :11s
W. S. Crowell vs Joon* h '* 1 •
f’ornlng.”—New York Bust.
(t
Quit Claim Deeds,
Strength In Hollowness.
ment."
1 On plaintiff's first cause *>f suit th.
al
Older def i • ■
.un.
t hattel Mortgage,
The stems of bum boos, grasses,
Kenworthy alone noli ed the twinkle sum of Three H ’ nd red ($;>’i 0. >0) Dol wheat mid oats lire hollow, although
F is «. trt Lake.
Acknov ledgements.
Prisn :itl l ike hi Yellowstone park. III the •*ye of Miss Steele as she gave lars t g h r «vith liter st here n ;
they grow to great heights fu «om
Real Estate ontract,
Is I'll i. ■: peiieet spriqg of Its kind place to Miss Bliss and « Cked away
the r de of 8 % per nnnitn tv on th* imrlson to their thickness, it might
In the nu.I ivi 1 the est., e of C r
Location
Notice —Placer,
IU llu* world It rests on the summit «vltli the hostess The next morning
naturally l>e supposed that to gain
1 daw of January, 1913, a d forti
ncl us C. le km r, deciasel. E e. - of ' a self built uiound. sloping gently Miss Steele leeelvel a note from Mr
Location Notice Quart'.,
stren.tli
as
they
grew
the
stems
ought
tion of widow to *»ke under will
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
| lu all directions Down tills slope the Kenworthy regretting the Interruption f.ntler sum ot $5 > co re so nab e it
to be solid nt the base. but It is uot so.
: tornvi ’* tee und for Plaint’fT’i C'S'*
R i il R: it j a ; i p . i
»i ict.
In ti e matter of the esta'e of K ith | overflow from the spring descends in of the night liefore and begging per i .m l disbursements taxed at $13 0 >: l- Cart ful exp«: itueuts have proved that
¡.tiny rivulets, ever,« where Interlaced mission tn call upon her for tin* pnr
i
«olid
<
ilumn
subject
to
bendlug
•rine A. Murrey, ib cased. Inventor«
Notice Application for Liquor License
with one another. A tmip of the mound pose of making arrangements f„r theli so for the further judgment again»
trains Is no stronger than a hollow
and appraisemo it fi e !.
resembles 11 spider well «vltli tile spider "•«aiding Miss Steele Imighed heartily sab! defendants and each of th. m 1 r one Conxe iiientlj all Irou shafts are At reasonable prices. Weintend adding
I'lie pool Is and replied that she h :,l no reiiiem- Plaintiff's secoi d cause of unit lor th
in the matter of the guardianship . f (the spring! In tin* «enter
•uadi* Hollow, and the steel shafts other blanks as fast as possible unti
alii'h drive the screws of steamships the line is complete. Blmiks of special
John Diegan, hii irsane person
Or - 2.-.II In 3<x> feet In slz«*. Over the Ink«* branev of anything that had «seiirred
m of One Hum red six y eif.ht an<
hangs mi e« er present cloud of steam, to ivarrant Mr. Ken«\orthy's assiimp
er approving settlement.
(SltkS 4»0 D<> iai-s, tugeth r wirb lune n hole bull'd down the center to form printed to order at short notice
19-10
««lil'li itself often lienrs 11 crimson lion, tint she would I h * luippy to see
But this does not
¡tens' the-*eon from ¡be 26th dav ol reduce the weight
tinge, reflected from the "liters below
In the,matter of the estate of D H
him as a valued friend
»
relu.e the strength The thickness of
Jh I
Herrlery, deceased.
Inventory mid I'lie ste.ini iiutoi innately obscures tile
Mr. Kenworthy spent a year trying \ugus , »913, at tie ra'e of 8
the brmi' lies of trees is in | roportlon
j surface of 1 In* lake, mid one hivoluil
uim m. art’ll tl i* further « :rn ( f 15.10 t" the vet. lit to lie borne Horizontal
to Indit'«• Miss Steele to marry hlin
appraise men*.
j t. ill« ««.stirs for 11 row "iat In ««Ill'll to but failed It was re*>orted tbit at the Mil» ble attorney’s ft » s; ,*lis » f ,1 brai. lies. s,n ti ns those* of the cedar THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
In 'he m it'er of the estat«* of \. w. explore It« m sieli poitlon-. Wieliever time of Mrs Middleton's dinner party «• e further sum ol bweniv f.v * cue ami elm. ar«* >11111 ii tldiker than the
ADVERTISING BY THE
1 visible tln*r. is 11 «arivil mi l wonderful she was ns good as cngtigial to the -4-11'« ($75841 Dollars p:ii I y I’! i:i- nb; o:t \ert; al I ramliis of the poplar
Sturgis, deceased. 1 mill account.
| lai ot euh ,s wh|. h fuhv justifies Hie man she married, but friends «-ho
' L.li Ju'.'
iff for the redempti »'* of Tux Ler ill- 1 lie aieiage natural factor In break
In the matter of the esta’ ■ of .'a ob 1 n iun*
“Tile Velio«« su n,
National hom'd the story of her playing mono
ing is about ■ •,.« 111 i< a. exclusive of
cat,
s
0:1
the
mortgaged
pr>
pertv
here
Jone», dcceaied. Final aecoui.t. Or I I'nrk.' by lilr.im Martin Chittenden.
general offices
ninniNe said sh«* was not quite »o menu inafter described, with interest there wind pressure, mid engineers employ
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
der.
Brigadier General, U. 8 A.. Retired.
as that.
a factor of six in building w ith timber.;
on from the 24th day of April, 1915. at
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
SUBSCRIPTION:
One year by mail $1.59.
Advertising rates furnished on
application.
their
home
with home
the
people of this
their money
dull and
the
town going to
Of course
can
pleases, patronize
he
but
every dollar spent
helps
ev
his
the
away
comes
send away for something not
at
ob
the
Home patronage
extend
doctor, the
the
printer,
have as
men as
be found
the
and still we find per
going outside
lawyer, or
and
the
expect
the
home
Lots of
help thinking
other towns
by
’
who
’
a Storm
stocks
take
your orders.
We have extensive assortments
Wash Goods,
Embroideries,
Hosiery, Un
derwear, Draperies,
Men Goods, &c.
Ribbon and Monopole Groceries,
Ri bbon, Drifted Snow
A,nd
Flour at
and $2.00 per sack. Wheat,
Shorts,
at lowest possible prices.
Don’t forget we
highest
Mohair.
Merit is the trade mark of success: Quality the true test of
value— Geminee Christmas! it will pay you to trade at
Taylor - Williams Co
The People's Store
Jacksonville
Oregon
For
CO.
Final
I L' cvj lìoiiìe
LECAL PLANKS
JACKSONVILLE POST.