Jacksonville post., June 19, 1915, Image 4

Bullet Slopping Tricks.
Conversion
By F. A. MITCHEL
Five l’eet of clay, three feet of loose
rnrth. or two mid a luilf feet of sand
will stop a modern rille bullet nt the
closest range: but. curiously enough, as
the layman may think. ramming earth
bard reduces its resisting power, and
high velocity bullets liave*IAs pene­
tration In sand at short than at me­
dium range. Eighteen inches of sand
between boards is bullet proof, alno
nine Inches of well built brick work.
Soft wood, like fir. across the grain is
bullet proof nt point blank range if
forty-eight inches thick, or at 500 yards
if half ns thick. Similarly, twenty­
seven Inches of hard wood, like onk,
is point blank proof, or fifteen inches
at 500 yards. Half an inch of wrought
iron or mild steel, a quurter of an inch
of hard steel, or a liftli of an inch of
special steel is bullet proof. So nre
six Inches of shingle, fifteen inches of
coal, or, ns some people may be sur­
prised to know, eight feet of snow.—
London Express.
.since acquired in and to the following
described real property, situated in
Jackson County, State of Oregon, and
being more particularly described as
fullows, to-wit:
The Northwest quarter cf section 13.
Township 35 Smith Rahge 2 West, and
the Northeast quarter of Section 13.
Township 35 South, Range 2 West, and
the West half of the Northwest quart­
er of section 18 Township 35 South,
Range 1 West of Willamette Meridiun,
situated in Jackson County, Oregon.
All of the above described real pro-
perty will be so'd at said time and
place in the manner provided by law
for the sale of real property under exe-
cution foreclosure to satisfy the judg­
ment, costs, attorney's fees and the
accruing costs of this sale.
Dated this 12th day of June, 1915, at
the office of the Sheriff in the Court
House at Jacksonville, Oregon.
signed Guardian, in the City of Rogue
River, Jackson County, Oregon, all the
right, title, interest and estate of the
said hamed minor heirs, in and to all
the saw timber now growing in and
upon all that certain lot. piece, or par­
cel of laud, situate, lying and be’ng in
the County of Jackson and State ot
Oregon, and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
A tramp culled for food nt a hand- i
Southwest quarter of Section Twen­
tome country residence. The Indy of
ty-eight (28), in Township Thirty-five
tiie house was sitting on the veranda. '
(35) South, Range Four (4) West, of
She wus a woman to interest herself
the Willamette Meridian.
in building up those who needed build- i
Dated May 28th, 1915,
frig up nnd ordered a maid to bring n
B ertha R. S harp ,
subHtuntlal meal out on to the veranda'
Guardian,
nnd place it on a table. Then she In­
vited the trump to help himself. While
lie nte she questioned him us to tiie .
cause of Ids living a life of beggarly
Notice Of Final Settlement.
Indolence. Ills replies were not very
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
satisfactory and iudieuted that lie fol- (
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
lowed tiie life of n trump because be !
I
W. H. S1NGLER.
J ackson .
preferred It to work.
I
Napkin Rings.
Sheriff of Jacks .n County Oregon In the matter of the ei’ate
The Indy, having fed him. gave him
Hut for tlie napkin rings. They are
of William H. Johnson, deceased.
By E. W. W ilson ,
some money, mid lie departed. When
Deputy.
her husband cauie home that evening relics of a departed age, reminders of
Notice is hereby given that Nathan
the
era
of
the
Saturday
night
bath,
the
she mentioned to him what she had
Johnson, administrator of the estate of
done, lie elilded her for wasting her old folks’ concerts and the painted pan­
symiiatliy on one who wus evidently oramas of the Nile. They abide now in Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under above named decedent has rendered
and filed in the above entitled Court his
undeserving, whereupou she declared out of the way corners, tarnished and
final account of his administration of
Execution In Foreclosure,
that ull persons were in a sense unde­ forgotten, bands of old silver, often af­
grid estate and that M mday, July 12th
serving; tlmt tiie mere fact of a per- ' fectionately Inscribed at the command
son’s being in bad condition, even of givers long since turned to dust. c. J. Nunan,
1915. at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day,
Plaintiff,
though through ills own fault, was u They are the sort of reminders of a
at the court room of the above entitled
gentler
but
less
fastidious
generation
vs.
legitimate object for sympatby. ami in
Court at the court house at Jackson­
any event it was mi advantage to tiie that we do not like to part with ex­ lacob Knutzen and
ville, Jackson County, State of Oregon
cept
for
some
good
reason
and
have
no
giver to lend a helping hand.
desire to keep. The serial napkin went Leona Knutzen,
has been fixed by order of the Judge
A year passed. The tramp was pass­
Defendants,
long ago. To the melting pot, by all
of the above entitled court as the time
ing over the same route as before and
means, with the rings, mid that they
By virtue of an Execution and an and place for hearing objec’ions to said
bethought himself of the aid and com­
may melt up Into millions of dollars' order of sale duly issued out of and account and for the settlement thereof
fort lie had derived at tile place he was
worth of silver is our sincere wish.—
approaching. lie was no more worthy New York Times.
under the seal of the Circuit Court of and of said estate.
of help than before, felt no gratitude;
the Slate of Oregon, for the Couhty of
All persons interested in said estate
he only wished to get another meal
Jackson, dated the 19th day of May, are hereby notified that all objections
The Cigarmakers' Luxury.
and some more money. Ou reaching
Besides the privilege of having news­ 1915, in a certain cause therein where to said account and report or to any
the house he saw evidences of a fu­
in C. J. Nunan as Plaintiff recovered item thereof, must be filed or made on
neral taking place In it. The obsequies papers and novels read to him while he
were for tiie ludy who liad befriended works, the Cuban cigarmaker demands on the 15t day of May, 1915, a judg­ or before the aforesaid time fixed for
him, and since she had rendered her­ another Indulgence that of cheering ment against Jacob Knutzer and Leo­ the hearing and se’tlement thereof.
self much beloved on account of her libs labors with cigars provided by the na Knutzen for the following sums:
Date of first publication hereof
charities a large number of poor people firm. Every morning six high grade On plaintiff’s first cause of suit the June 12th, 1915.
wrappers
are
handed
to
him
for
ills
were in attendance.
sum of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dol­
N athan J ohnson ,
The tramp Joined those who were own use, ami In these lie folds as much lars tog ther with interest thereon at
Administrator.
passing to have ii last look at their as lie likes of the tobacco supplied lilm the rate of 8 % per annum from the H. K. H anna ,
benefactress. He noticed on tiie finger for tiie day’s work. The cigars thus
4th day of January, 1913, and for the Attorney for Administrator.
of the dead a diamond ring. He fur­ made and consumed are said to cost
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further sum of $50.00 reasonable at­
tiie
Havana
tobacco
industry
a
sum
of
ther noticed Riat when tiie lid of tlio
coffin was put on the ring was not close on $250,000 n year. Tile head of torney’s fee and for Plaintiff’s costs
removed. When the funeral procession one great firm once declared that he and disbursements taxed at $18.60; Al­
went to the cemetery be Joined the would willingly make over his factory so for the further judgment against
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
throng mid suw' the body lowered Into and plantations to ills employees if in said defendants and each of thi m on
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Roseburg. Oregon,
May 20, 1915,
the grave, Then the mourners dls- return they undertook to give him the Plaintiff’s second cause of suit for the
NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Carpen­
jiersed. and the trump, after carefully cigars they rolled for themselves.
sum of One Hundred sixty-eight and ter of Jacksonville, Oregon, who. on April 29,
noting tiie position of the lot, went
40 10) ($168.40) Dollars, together with 1910, made Homestead Application. Serial No.
away.
06192, for E’ a of NE'/i and E’a of SEVt of Section
When night came lie went to the Executor’s Notice to Creditors. interest thereon from the 25th day of 3),
Township 38 S. Range 2 W.. Willamette Mer-
August, 1913, at the rate of 8 </< per
house from which liis benefactress laid I
i lian, has filed notice of intention to make Final
been curried, stole a spade mid a shov­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TIIE STATE annum, and the further sum of $25.00 F.ve-year Proof, to establish claim to the land
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
el from among the garden tools mid,
reasonable attorney’s fees; also for above described, before W. H. Canon. U. 8. Com­
going to tile cemetery, began to re­
OF JACKSON.
the further sum of Seventy-five and missioner. at his office at Medford, Oregon, on
move tiie earth that had been thrown
84-100 ($75 84) Dollars paid by Plain­ the 2nd day of July, 1915.
In
the
matt
’
r
of
the
<
gta
’
e
of
Claimant names as witnesses: Harley H. Hall,
into tiie grave of Ills benefactress.
tiff for the redemption of Tux Certifi­ of Buncom, Oregon, C. D. Hoorn, of Medford.
Havlug uncovered tiie coltin. lie took a Benjamin W. Harni’h, deceased.
cates
on
the
mortgaged
property
here
­
Oregon, S. R. Coffman, of Ruch. Oregon, John
screwdriver from his pocket and re­
Notice is hereby given that the un.
moved tiie till. Taking tiie hand, he <1 Tsigned, Samuel IL Harnish has been inafter described, with interest there­ II Crump of Jacksonville, Oregon.
J. M. UPTON.
wus surprised that there wus In It a 1 appointed Executor of the estate of on from the 24th day of April, 1915. at
Register.
little wnrmtli.
The diamond ring Benjamin W. Harnish, deceased, by the rate of 6 '/< tier annum, which
was there, mid he attempted to re­
judgment was enrolled and docketed in
move it. Falling to do so. lie took out tiie above entitled Court and any and the Clerk's office of said Court on the
all
persons
having
biils
against
the
es-
his knife to cut off the liliger Feeling
15th day of Muy, 1915.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
something wurm on Ids limid. he struck ■ thte of Benjamin W. Harnish, deceits
I am commanded by said Execution
ed, are hereby no’ificd to present their
u mateli mid saw that It was blood.
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Ijcaplng from the grave, lie run away bill duly verified as required bv law, to and order of sale to sell the following '
D. D. Hail, Plaintiff,
us fust us Ills legs would carry lilm. the undersigned at Eagle Point, Ore­ described real property situated in
-va-
Then lie stopped mid began to think, gon, or to his attorneys, Neff
Meal­ Jackson County, State of Oregon, J. B. Coleman and Anna
The most likely solution of what he
to-wit.
ey, Medford National Bank Building,
had stumbled on was tlim it whs one
The Southeast quarter of the North­ Bell Coleman, Defendants.
of those very rare eases of ii trance Medford, Oregon, within s x months
To J. B. Coleman and Annk Bell
west
quarter, the Northeast quarter of
litvlny been mistaken fur dentil. Ills from and after the first publication < f
the Southwest quarter and the West Coleman, the aboved named defendants.
I ene(;ietr<*ss was lying uncovered in a this notice.
• rave. Wliat should he
tie do? If he
Date of the first public ilion of this half of the Southeast quarter of See- I In the name of the State of Oregon:
t on 18, Township 49 South. Range 4 i You are h Teby required to a;>pe :r an.’,
-eue.i Iler lie would lie obliged to notice is June 19, 1915.
. .»ul'i'ss tlait he laid gone there to steal
West, containing )60 acres, together answer the c mplaint filed again it you
S amuel H. H arnish . .
tiie ring on her linger.
with
the tenements, her< ditaments and i in the above entitled action wit’ i- six
Executor of the Estate of Ben- i i
There arc ituliires so bereft of wliat
and
appurtenances
thereunto belonging j weeks from the 15th dav of May. 1915.
jamin W. Harnish, Deceased.
is good tlmt they can only lie affected
excepting however therefrom, ab ut lo' date of first publication of this sum­
by some luoliieutous event. The tramp Neff & Mealey,
acres heretofore sold out of the South- ■ mons, and if you fail to answer or oth­
was one of these A sudden revulsion Attorneys for Executor.
east
quarter of said Northwest quart­ erwise appear, for want thereof pl in­
cume over lilm.
Returning to the
er, which said mortgage bears date uf tiff will apply to the said court for the
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grave, lie found tiie body as tie had
relief demanded in his complaint,
May 4th, 1919.
left It. Removing it from Its cold lied,
lie wriqqied it III Ills
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
to-wit; for .i judgment against you rnd
1 will therefore, on Monday the
the neiireNt Iloti se
rvstointlves
1 each of you for the sum of Sixty Two
Plaintiff,
21st day of June. 1915,
were applied
and 40-100 Dollars ($62.40) with inter­
-VF-
For a long whlle t lie Invnlld bung
it the hour of 10 o’clock, A. M. at the
t
est th reon at tie
lietweeti life and dentil. A m mood us D. B. Russll and Altha H. Russee his front door of the court house in Jack-1
annum from Jan.
there was any hope lor her recovery w fe, unit mllnrt Hili, made defer
sonville, Jackson County, Siate of Or- I the additional sutn of Fiftv Dollies at­
lier liiisbnnd was notitled of wliat hud upon order of Court, Defendants.
egon, offer for side and will sell at torney's fees in the said action and f.,r
occurred. Im
was assured
By virtue of an Execution and nn
was tiie nni
broken lo any other Ord< r of Sale duly issued out of and public auction, r.o the highest bidder his costs and disbursements.
[ for cash, all the right, title and inter­
member of
family. Then they
This summons is published by virtue
knew of It I
e lady hein^ brought under the seal of the Circuit Court ot est which the said defendants Jacob of ar. order of the Honorable F. L.
the State of Oregon, in ami for Jack- Knutzen and Leona Knutzen had on
to tier home
TouVelle, Judge of the C unity Court,
As soon as tiie tramp had done all in son County, date.I the 12th day of June the 4 Ii day of May, 1908, or now have i 1 and for the said county an I stat >,
Ills power to save Ills lieiiela<tr<'s.s, 1915, in a certain cause there.n, wher- in and to the real property here'ofo e
made and filed on the 5 h day of May,
from whose tleiid body he had Intended m H»ns J. Holmer as plaintitf in the described.
1915. directing the same to be pum•?ti­
to steal a Jewel taking ndvmitiige of above entitled ease on tiie 5th day of
All of said mortgaged property will ed in the Jacksonville Post, a n< wspn-
the excitement attending the efforts lo lune, 1915, recovered a judgment and
restore Iler, lie ilisappeaied \\ lien tile decree against the defendant 1). B. be sold nt said time and place in the p. r of general circulation, published
ludy became tsuii aleseeut she asked Russell and Aith.i 11. Russell, his wife, manner provided by law for thes.de of in the Citv of Jacksonville, Jackson
real property under execution, to sat­ County, State of Oregon, f r six con­
wliat had happened, but It was not
for the sum of Ten Thousand Six Hun­
thought advisable to tell her Seeing
isfy the several causes of suit, attorn­ secutive weeks.
that her Huger laid been badly cut. she dred ($10,600.00) Dollars, with interest ey’s fees, costs and the accruing costs Date of first publication. May 15, 1915,
inquired Into the cuilse A story was thereon from the 2lst day of July 1913, of this sale.
Last publication, June 26, 1915,
at the rate of 6 , per annum, Mint ill-
Invented to satisfy her.
Dated this 20th day of Mae, 1915.
D, D. H ail ,
One tiling puzzled her. Her Inis eluding decree for the sum of $2t 2.08
Attorney for Plaintiff.
W. H. S ingler , Sheriff,
bund, who had formerly been unsym­ taxes for ’.913, paid by plaintiff, with
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
pathetic with tier charitable work, interest thereon at the rate of 8 ‘I per
which was not n part of or 'nl-e! ni.l nirwn from February 9,1915, and $64.
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to tile poor, bn’ i.ioiei sp<ini me >i|s. 5 l ..xes i . 1 I, with interest from
liad suddenly bei < in, m mi casootug
COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE ( F
Maae > 3, t 19:5. a 8
per annum un-
Notice 01 Guardian’s Sale. f IN THE
giver.
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY
.
paid
d
.
J.IM
attorney
’
s
fees
Tile tramp .i_ In listed tile ‘a e
. me further sum of Eleven Ifll.oO) IN THE 'OUNTY COURT OF THE STATE In the matter of the estate
where lie Ii ul re eli c :d am. <. itoi t.
j of William Hartman, deceased.
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
but not ns a tramp Tile ladv. as at the Dollars costs, which judgment and de­
Public notice is hereby $riv *n that the un !er-
time of ills first visit, was seated on cree was enrolled and docketed in the In the matter of the estate and
iir> ed has tiled in the County C >urt or Jackson
the vernnda when she saw a well Clerk's office of said Court in said guardianship of Rollin F Taymr
County Suite of Oregon, the final account of <.is
dressed man coming up ilic walk She County, on the 5th day of June. 1915, and Beulah I. Taylor, minors.
administration of the estate of William Hart- (
did not recognize him till he made him and is of record ill Volume 23. of the .
maw. deceased, and that s ii«i c»u: t has fixed
Notice is hereby given that in pursu­ Monday, the 2Sth dav of June. ¡915. at the h«-ur
•elf known and told her that It was
Circuit Court Journal.
ance of an order of the Probate Court of 10 o’clock. A. M. of sail day. at the court
through her he had become a ( hanged
l’ublic notice is hereby given, that I of Jackson County. Oregon, made on room of said court Mt the county court hous • in
man But lie exercised Mulllelent can
tlon to discover that she did not know in complian e wifti the commands of the 27th day of May, 191o, in the mat­ Jacksonville. Jackson County. State of Oregon.
the time and place for the hearing of objec­
•he had been In a grave, and lie did not said Execution and Dr ier of Sale I will ter of the estate and guardianship cf ms
tions to said final account and f r settlement of
tell her. Sin» asked him If there u.is on Monday the 12th day of July, 1915 Rollin F. Taylor and Beulah I. Taylor said estate.
anything she could do for him and he at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. offer minors, the undersigned, the Guardian
All persons interested in said estate are here­
replied that there was. fl<* give one
for sale and will sell at public auction ' of said estate and of said minors, will by notified and required to make or file their ob­
jections to said final acc unt. if any they h ive,
tenth of all he earned to criminal*, and to the highest bi Ider for cash, subject
sell at private sale to the highest bid- on or before the tine afore-rd fixed for the
Io thought that his rifts would have Io ride.uption as is by law provi led all !
det L i cash, gold coin of the United bearing and settlement there »f.
more effect If they passed through her
< f the right, title, and interest th;.: States, and subject to confirmation by
Date of this notice and of the first p
,tk>n
bands. She accepted th»» trust
lie
he (.efciidants 1» B. Russeli an I Althi, said Probate t’ourt, o:i Monday, the 28, thereof is May 22nd. Uh 5.
made his first donation, and they were
J. N. TACE.
H. Russell, his wife, and Albert Hill had, day of June, 1915, at 10 o'clock in the
continued regularly during his life.
Administrator of the estate of
j on the 12th dav of August 1913 or have I forenoon, at the heme of the under-
William Hartman. Deceased.
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