Jacksonville post., June 12, 1915, Image 4

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the »aw timber now growing in and
upon all that certain lot. piece, or par­
cel of land, situate, lying and be:ng in
the County of Jackson and State ot
Oregon, and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: ’
Southwest quarter of Section Twen­
ty-eight (28), in Township Thirty-five
(35) South, Range Four (4) West, of
the Willamette Meridian.
Dated May 28th, 1915.
publication of this summons, namely, I j." xecutor’H Notice to Creditor.«,
on or before June 12. 1915, and if you
or either of you fail to so appear and | IN THE COÜÑTY COURT OF THE STATE
<>F OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
answer, for want thereof the plaintiffs
OF JACKSON.
will apply to the court for the relief ]
In the matter of
éstate of
prayed for in the complaint herein, a DarM
14. Hendery,deceased.
succinct statement of which is as fo!«
is hereby given that the undersigned
lows: that a decree be entered herein has Notice
been appointed by the Cburtty CoUrt of Jack-
decreeing plaintiffs to be the absolute son Cóuty, Or’égohi Executor of the estate of Da­
owners in fee simple of the foliowing J vid H. Hefidfery. deceased. All persons having
described property, situated and being ' fclalhm against said estate are hereby notified and
to present the same duly verified to the
in Jackson County, State ofOt.gin, required
undersigned Executor, at the office of the Coun­
B ertha R. S harp ,
to-wit •
ty
Recorder,
in the Co»*rt House in Jacksonville.
Guardian.
I he North half of the Southwest Oregon, an of Before six months from the date of
this notice. Dated May 15th 1915.
quarter, the Southeast quarter of the
CHAUNCEY FLOREY.
Southwest quarter, and the South­
Executor of the Estate of
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under west quarter of the Southeast quart­
David H. Hendery, deceased.
er of Section II; and the Northwest
Execution In Foreclosure.
quarter bf the Northeast quarter of .
Notice For Publication.
C. J. Nunan,
Section 14, all in Township 35 South,
Plaintiff,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
of Range 2 West of the Willamette
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Roseburg. Oregon.
vs.
Meridian.
May 20, 1915.
Jacob Knutzen anil
That lleed in plaintiffs’ chain of title NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Carpen­
Leona Knutzen,
to the aforesaid property from Nicho­ ter of Jacksonville. Oregon, who. on April 29’,
Defendants.
1910, made Homestead Application. Serial No.
las Webber to Henry WeytleVian, re- 06192.
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for E'g of NE'/i and E'i- of SE' i of Section
By virtue of an Execution and an corded in Volume 6 'at page 361, of the I 30, Township 38 S'. Range 2 W.. Willamette Mer­
order of sale duly issued out of and Deed ReYonis of Jackson County, j idian, has filed notice of intention to make Final
under the seal of the Circuit Court of Stntt of Oregon, be declared to have \ Five-year Proof, to establish claim to the land
Thrive Without Sunshine.
the State of Oregon, for the County ot been executed by Nicholas We**cr, an above described, before W. H. Canon, U. 8. Com­
Tlie doctrine that sunshine is neces­
missioner. at his office at Medford, Oregon, on
’
Jackson,
dated the 19th day tot May, unmarried man. and thht lhe cloud the 2nd day of July, 1915.
sarily helpful and beneficial to the
1915,
in
a
certain
cause
therein
where
­
caused by th» failure of said deed to Claimant names as witnesses: Harley II Hall
health is not always true. The Turk­
ish men ami women upset tills theory in C. J. Nunan as Plaintiff recovered recite airtri fact be removed and plain of Buncom. Oregon, C. D. Hoorn, of Medford.
Oregon, S. R. Coffman, of Ruch. Oregon. John
completely. Across every window In i on the 15t day of May, 1915, a judg tilts’ title be quieted as to the same.
H. Crump of Jacksonville. Oregon.
n Turkish home are lattices to keep out : merit against Jacob Knutzen apd Leo-
J» M. UPTON.
That the purported will of Henry
curiosity and sunlight The Turkish i na Knutzen for the following sums:
Register;
Widerman
described
in
the
complaint
women get as little sunlight outside ot ' i On plaintiff’s first cause of suit the
and
proven
and
admitted
to
probate
in
their homes as tliyy do inside.
¡sum of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dol- he County Court of Jackson County
At the age of twelve the Moslem
Summons.
woman takes the veil and she is never ‘ lars together with interest thereon at State of Oregon, on February 13, 1904,
IN THE eiRCttIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
,
the
rate
of
8
%
per
annum
from
the
seen without it The only chance she
be declared to have been executed by I
OREGON FOR JAtÌKSON COUNTY.
gets to let tlie wind blow on her face , 4th day of January, 1913. ami tor the Henry Weydeman and that the cloud
is when she is seated In tlie court­ further sum of $50.tx) reasonable at­ caused by the misspelling of his hathe D. b. Hail, Pl lintiff,
yard and within the walls of her own torney’s fee amt for Plaintiff’s cosis
-vs-
ir. said will, as nftiretmid, and in the
home.
,
and disbursements taxed at $18.60; Al­ other papers, records and files of the J. B. Cole-man and Anna
In spite of the fact that the men and so for the further judgment against
women get so little exercise mid fresh said defendants and euch of them on administration of his estate in said j Bell Coleman, Defendants.
Court be removed and that plaintiffs’
To J. B. Coleman and Ann,. Bell
air they ure strapping big and hardy
people. Few Americans can match Plaintiff’s second cause of suit for the title be quieted as to the same.
Coleman, tfte aboved named defendants.
them in plfyslqiie or powers of en­ sutn ofjOne Hundred sixty-eight and
That the plaintiff Charles Schach and
In the name of the State of Oregon:
40-100 ($168 40) Dollars, together with
durance.—SL Louis Republic.
You are hereby required to appear and
his
deceased
wife,
Ca-rie
Schf.ch,
be
interest thereon from the 25th day of |
declare 1 to be the grandchildren and answer the Complaint filed against you
Horslsyin the Simplon Pass.
August, 1913, at the rate of 8
per I
The bqnfA of the Simplon post j annum, and the further sum of $25.00 i rer iJuary 1. g .tees and devisees intended in the above entitled action within six
dlllgence-Hlie conch which carries mail reasonable attorney’s fees; also fur : and named in the will of aforesaid weeks from the 16th day of May. 1915
and passengers to tlie villages on the the further sum of Seventy-five and ! Henry Weydeman as such and that the date of first publication of this sum­
Simplon puss between Italy and Swit­
cloud Caused by the misspelling of mons, and if you fail to answer or oth­
zerland—41 re pa rticu la rly well cared 84-100 ($75 84) Dollars paid by Plain- i their names in said will as ’’Carria and erwise appear, for want thereof plain­
for. The road to the top la n sternly tiff for the redemption of Tux Certifi­ Charles Schoch” be removed and that tiff will apply to the said court for the
pull of fifteen miles over a macadam­ cates on the mortgaged property here­ plaintiffs’ title be quieted as to tr.e relief demanded in his complaint,
¡zed track. The horses are driven at a inafter describ-, d, with interest there­ same.
to-wit; for a judgment against you i nd
fust walk. Five miles up they lire on from the 21th day of April, 1915. at
each of you for the sum of Sixty Two
That
the
deed
in
plaintiffs
’
chain
of
watered, At the ten mile station they the rate of 6 % per annum, which
and 40 100 Dollars ($62.40) with inter­
are fed about a peek of black bread I judgment
j
was enrolled a-id docketed in ti le to aforesaid property from Wil
per I
(rye or hurley» cut Into mouthfuls; this the Clerk’s office of said Court on the j liani A. Barnhill and William H. Mean, est thereon at the rate of seven
makes a light lunch, sustaining but not 15th day of Muy, 1915.
, recotded in Volume 106 at. page 184 ol annum from Jan. 17th, 1914. and for
ns difficult of digestion ns oats. At the
I the Deed Records of Jackson County, the additional sum of Fifty Dollars at­
I am commanded by said Exeeutiou
top of the puss, nt uooti. the horses nre
|
Siate of Ore, on, be decreed to he a torney’s fees in the said action and for
given mi hour mid a half to rest mnl and order of sale to sell the following deed absolute and to be an absolut his costs and disbursements.
nre well fed mid watered. Tlie return described real property situated in
ThiSfiummons is published by virtue
trip of fifteen miles Is made with n Jackson County, Slate of Oregon, termination of the mortgage transact­ of ar. order of the Honorable F. L.
ion described in the complaint herein and
brake on tlie wheels most of tile way. to-wit.
that the same was not given as secur­ TouVelle, Judge of the County Court
ao that the horses trot freely and
The Southeast quarter of the North­
without tlie strain of holding hack.— west quarter, the Northeast quarter of ity or as a mortgage and that plaintiffs’ in and for the said county and state,
Our Dumb Animals.
title be quieted as the the same; that it made and filed on the 5’h day of May,
the Southwest quarter and the West
1915, directing the same to be publish­
half of the Southeast quarter of Sec- be decreed that the last mentioned deed ed in the Jacksonville Post, a m wspa-
was
executed
by
William
A.
Barnhih
Knitting.
ti in 18, Township 40 South. Range 4
Knitting Is n Scotch invention of the West, containing 160 acres, together and William H. Mead, both unnia'ried p r of general circulation, published
fifteenth century Soon after Its inven­ with the tenements, hereditaments and men, and that the cloud caused by the in the Citv of Jacksonville, Jackson
tion n guild of stocking knitters was
failure of said deed to recite such fact County, State of Oregon, for six con-
formed, with St. Flacre as Its patron an.I appurtenances thereunto belonging tie removed and that plaintiffs’ title bi secutiue weeks.
saint Hand knitting was supplement- excepting however therefrom, about 10 quieted as to the same.
Date of first publication. May 15, 1915,
ed h.v ma. hiliery ns early iis I5S1I. ivhen acres heretofore sold out of the South­
Last publication, June 26, 1915,
That
nil
claims
of
the
defendants
ad
­
I
William l.ee ilivenied I lie knitting east quarter of said Northwest quart­
ft
D. d . H ah ,,
verse
to
plaintiffs
’
title
be
determined
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er, which said mortgage bears date of
Attorney for P.air.tiff.
by
a
decree
of
this
court
and
that
b\
May 4th, 1919.
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said decree it be adjudged that the de­
1 will therefore, on Monday the
Notice of Sh?riiT’s Sale.
fendants anil each ai d all of tham have
Noticj Of Final Seit’ement.
21st
day
of
June.
1915,
IN
THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
no
estate,
interest,
lien
or
right
in
or
IN TH : COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
at the hour of 10 o’clock, A. M. at l
to the premises herein described or to
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
front door of the court house in Jack­ iny pirt thereof; that each an I all of| Bank of Jacksonville, an
JACKSON.
I Orexon corporation. Plaintiff,
sonville, Jackson County, Slate of Or­ said defendants, designated an I ui -
In tie mal tei of the is ale
-V8-
egon, offer for sale and will sell at -nown, be forever enjoined an 1 deb- r
J. E. O son. also k- own as John E. Olson,
o Wji ia n H Johnson, deceased.
hi» wif.-'. M A. Ols >n. ala » kno •. n as
Notice is hereby given that Nathan I public auction, in the high» st bidder red from inserting any claim whatso- and
Mahals A. Olson, a» <i G. '.'ilhrand W R.
ver
in
or
to
above
de
Ciib
d
l
in
l
nr
I
for
cash,
uli
ti
e
right,
title
and
inter
­
Johns n, hdtnini traini-of the estate of
F'wUank p-:»tne s under th - style of ?.1il-
Hbov • named decedent hai rendered est which the said defendants Jacob any part there .f, adv. r.-e to plaintiffs' lcrttn Ewb:;nk. and T'o'ert W’lsnn and
and filed in the above entitled court h's j Knutzen and Leona Knutzen had on and that plaihtiffs have a decree for Naney Wilscn, his wife. Defendant?.
By virtue of a decree and order of gale di •y
tinnì account of his ad tn nistrati, n o ' 1 the 4 h day of May, 1908, or now have such Other and further r lief as to the
made and entered in th ■ above entitled court and
said esate and that M ndav. July 12th i i and to the real propertv here'ofoie court may seem equitab e.
Tnis summons is published in the cause on the 17th. <’ay of April. A D. 1915.
1915 at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day. described.
nev.sp ip. r " her in above named plaintiff rec ve’ed judpr-
All of said mortgaged property will Jacksonville Post, : a weekly
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at h‘ court room of the above e ti I d
men' avaiiist the defendant« therein, J. E. Olsen
time
and
place
in
the
I
P
r
*
n
ted
and
published
and
of
general and M. A Clson and each of them for the sum of
be
sold
at
said
I
court at the co irt house at Jackson
manner
provided
by
law
for
thes.de
of
'
Ueuiatmn
in
Jackson
County,
State
$502.*'0 with interest thereon from said date at 8
ville, Jacks >n County. State of Oregon
‘f per annum until pa d and for the furtl er sum
h a been fixed by order of the Judge real property under executi- n, to sat- 111 Oregon, by order of the Hon. F. M. of $ 17.00 ci sts and disbu Rement.- th' r* in and for
(
alkins.
Judge
of
the
above
enti
led
I
i-fy
the
several
causes
of
suit,
attorn
­
of thi above entitled court as th - time
the further accruirgr costs here in with internet
and pl ce f<r hearing objei"ions to said ey’s fees, c>sts and the accruing costs 1 court, dated April 30, 1915, and where- I thereon at th rate of 8 ‘i per snru -i. nnd. where
| in it is i rdered that summons herein ' in so d tiefen.iant Robert Wilson recov, red judg­
account and for the settlement the. evf of this sale.
be served up in you by publication ment against the sa d defendant.« J. E. Jlson ai d
Dated this 20th day of May. 1915.
and of said estate.
thireof
ir, said newspaper once a week ' M. A. Olson and each of them for the sum of !
W. II. SlNGI.ER, Sheriff,
All persons interested in said esta’e
155 76 with interest thereon from sai I 17th day i
tor
six
consecutive
weeks, and you are SI
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
of April 1915 at 10% per annum until paid, an
a hereby notified that all objection, |
I therein ordered to appear and answer which decree and juds-ments were duly enrolled
to said account and report or to any
| the c implaint h-. rein filed against you and docketed in Volume 2, at pare 176 of the ir-
item there >f, most be filed or made on
on or before the expiration of six cui; Court Judgment Lien Docket for Jackson
or bifore the aforesaid time fixed for
Oreg >n. and is of r< cord in Volume 22 at
Summons
vv eeks from the da^e of the first pub! - ! County.
page 559 o| the Ciicuit Court Journal for afore-
the hearing mid settlement thereof.
cation
of
this
summons.
I F ii i county and state; and wherein it is further
Date of first public iti n hereof is
The date of the first publication of ’decreed and ordered that the hereinafter de-
June 12th, 1915.
OF
this summons is May 1st. 1915, and the I scribed property be sold as upon execution to
N athan J ohnson .
| satisfy the aforesaid judgments and that the
date
of the last publication and on or i judgment of plaintiff be first satisfied out of the
Administrator,
George
\\
illiam
Cooling
nu
I
before
which
date
you
are
required
to
!
proceeds of said sale and that the proceeds of said !
li K. H ann *.
Charles Sclmeb, Plaintiffs,
sale remaining after the satisfaction of plain­
Attorney t< r Administrator.
appear an! answer is June 12, 1915.
tiff’s judgment, or so much thereof as may be ;
-Vi-
H K. H anna ,
necessary be applied in satisfaction of the judg- !
Fred l„ Heath. William 11. Mead.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
ment of said defendant. Robert Wilson, and in 1
William A. Barnhill, Carrin Seim h.
which decree each and all the above named de­
I ( harles Schoch and also, all other
IS THE COUNTY COURT O'” ~
fendants at e barred and foreclosed of all right, |
tate I ■ ’ -•••’• or parties unknown claiming
and interest in and to said property.
OF OREGON. FOR .1 c KSO\ COUNTY
Notice of Final Account. title Now.
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estate, ■ >i lit - a, or - inter-
therefore, pursuant to said decree and
eat i the
I
i"n
t
■
describí
d
in
the
N THE IT1NTY COVIlVoF THE STATE CF
i
order of sale ¿nd by virtue of an execution issued
In the f ’ I ter f th" . > mid
i"im"l in - eio, I'.-'endants.
guardian,hip "t Ro'hn
|' V or
OREGON. FOR JAC KSON COUNTY.
pursuant thereto by the clerk of. and under the
and Beulan I 1 n lur, 'uinois
seal of the Circuit Court of Jackson County.
T I rid I.. Heath, William H. Mend. In the matter of the estate
State of Ore ron. of date May 15th. 1915. I will at '
of William Hartman, deceased.
Wi'lii.m
A
Barnhill,
Carrin
Schoch,
Notice is hereby given that in pursu­
10 o'clock A. M. on
Public notice is hereby given that the under­
ance of an order of the Probate Court Charles Schoch and also, all other per­ signed
M. nday. June 14th, 1915,
has
filed
in
the
County
Court
of
Jackson
of Jackson County. Oregon, made on sons or parties unknown claiming any County .State of Oregon, the final account of his nt the front door of the court house at J. •kFon-
right,
title,
estate,
lien
or
interest
in
the 27th day of May. 191b, in the mat­
administration of the estate of William Hart­ ville. Jackson Countv. State of Oregon, se'l at
ter of the estate and guardianship i f the real estate described in the com man. deceased, and that said court has fixed public auction. subject to redemption as provid-
Monday, the 28th day of June. 1915. at the hour ed by law. and fur cash in hand, the following
Rollin F. Taylor and Beulah I. Taylor plaint herein, the above named defend­ I of
10 o’clock. A. M. of said d ty. at the c urt 1 deacribed real property and all right, title and
minors, the undersigned, the Guardi .n ants:
, room of said court at the county court hous-> in 1 interest which i he s:rd above named defendant«
of »Hid estate and of «aid minor«, will
in rm-: name of the state Jacksonville. Jackson County. N:ate of Oregon, or any of them had therein on February 6. lull,
sell at private sale to the highest bid­ OF OREGON: Y >u and each of you as the time and place for the hearing ef objec­ or have had since or now have, to-wit:
tion» to said final account and for settlemen: of
Lots numbered Three (3) and Four (4) in
der for cash, gold coin of ihe United are hereby notified that you are re­ said
j Block numbered Six (6) of the • Haon Addition
estate.
States, and subject to eonfi mation by quired to appear and answer i he colu­ All persons interested in said estate arc v err- to the Citv of Medford, in Jackson County,
sad Probate Court. on Moed iv, the 28, plaint liled against you in tile above I by notified and required to make or file their ob­ State of Oregon, as the same appears desig­
day of June, l.*l >. it I 1 o'el.ick in the entitled court and cause on or before jections to said final ace >unt. if any they have, nate»; and platted on the official plat of said
or before the time aforesaid, fixed for the
ad iition now on 61®» with the County Rec rd? r
f renoon, at the h me of the under­ the expiration o' the time so prescrib- on
heating and settlement thereof.
of a'<»re«aM v unty and state, or so m<>ch
signed Guardian, in the City i f ll gue ed in the order for service of au hí ­ Date of thia notice and of the first publication thereof as may be necessary to satisfy ti e
River, Jac so. County, Or gon. all
. n.e mon» herein upon you bv publication, thereof is May 22nd. 1915.
afcre-ahi jud mon’s. costs an acc udu coats
J. N PACE
Dated at Jacksonx ilie. Oregon. May 15th. 1915.
right, title, interval and eatate of the i to-wit: on or before th» expiration of
Administrator of the estate of
W. H. SINGLKR. Sheriff.
»aid named minor heirs, in and to all ' six weeka'.from the date ¿of the first
\\ illiam Hartman. Deceased.
By E. W. WILSON. Depaty.
Pierre Garat, the singer and exqui­
site of Napoleonic France, was not
merely ■ glass of fashion and a won­
derful. self Instructed singer, but an
artist devoted to bis art. "But is the
following,” usks B Tii.-ird Mi ill In Ills
biography, "an example of sincerity in
art or ot love of iittractiug atteutiou?”
Couplgny bail supplied film with a
"ronnim e” to be set to music. When­
ever the two met Garat replied, "1
have not lilt iqion nil idea as yet”
One day Couplgny was walking down
the Rue Neuve des l’etits Champs.
Hearing a sound of some one running
up behind him, be turned. It wgs
Garat, who seized him by the arm,
drugged him up the stairs of a neigh-
lairing house and, lialtlng on the first
landing, exclaimed. "I've got It!” At
once lie began to sing the roma nee
through at tile top of bis voice. The
Inhabitants of the bouse began to
open their doors, heuds were projected
over the bannisters, tlirilly they began
to approach But Garut, Inn ing finish­
ed. tore down the stairs like a monkey,
dragging the bewildered poet with him.
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