Jacksonville post., July 03, 1915, Image 4

Notice of Sale of Real 1’roperiy
By Administrator.
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in the
C ounty court of the state
SOUL MATERIAL HAS ENTEREtì
THE BANK VAULT8 OF
THE NATION.
CONGRESS SHOULD GIVE THEM
PREFERENCE IN APPRO­
PRIATIONS.
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The Bank a Financial Power House
to the Community.
By Peter Radford.
f Thia nation is now entering upon
an era of marine development. The
wreckage of European commerce has i
drifted to our shores and the world I
war is making unprecedented de­
mands for the products of farm and I
factory.
In transportation facilities ,
on land we lead the world but our port
facilities are inadequate, and our Hag
Is Beldom seen in foreign ports. It
our government would only divert the 1
energy we have displayed in conquer­
ing the railroads to mastering the (
commerce of the sea. a foreign bot­
tom would be unknown oli the ocean's
highways.
This article will be confined to a
discussion of our ports for the pro­
ducts ot the farm must pass over our
wharfs before reaching the water. We
have in this nation 51 ports, ot which
41 are on the Atlantic and 10 are on
the Pacific Coast.
The Sfxty-second
Congress appropriated over $51,000,-
000 for improving our Rivers and
Harbors and private enterprise levies
a toll of approximately $50,000,000
annually in wharfage and charges for
which no tangible service is rendered.
The latter item should be lifted off
the backs ot the farmer of tills na­
tion and this can be done by Congress
directing its appropriations to ports
that are free where vessels can tie up
to a wharf and discharge her cargo
free of any fee or charge.
A free port is progress. It takes
out the unnecessary link In the chain
of transactions In commerce which
has for centuries laid a heavy hand
upon commerce. No movement is so
heavily laden with results or will
more widely and equally distribute
its benefits as that of a free port
and none can be more easily and ef­
fectively secured.
By Peter Radford.
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
JACKSON.
tn the matter of the - itite
of William ft. Johnsen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Nathan
Johnson, administrator of the estale of
above named decedent has rendered
and filed in th" above entitled cotibt his
final account of bis admihistratli n of
said eslste anti that M nday, July I2iii
1915 at HI o’clock A. M. of said day.
at the court room of the aboVe entitled
court at the court house at Jackson
ville, Jackson County, State of On gon '
has been fixed bv order of the Judge I
of the above entitled cbnrt as the time
ahd plat e fob hearing objections to said
account and for the settlement thereof
and of sail! estate.
All persons interested in said estate
are hereby notified that ail objections
to saiti account and report oi' to any
item thereof, must be filed or made on
or before the aforesaid time- fixed for
tic hearing and settlement thereof.
Date o. first publication hereof
June 12th, 1915.
It h»v*ng been duly ordered by the
••bote entitled Court in the above en­
titled cause, that the undersigned, ad­
ministrator of th<* above named eata’e
shall proceed to sell certain real prop-
, erty belonging to said estate, at public
sale upon the said premises to be sold:
Notice is hereby given, that the un­
dersigned will, at 10 o’clock A. M. cn
the 19th day of July, 1915, proceed tn
sell at public sale upon the said pren -
ises, the following described real prop­
erty, U>-wit: commencing at the South­
west corner of the Southwest quarter
of the Northwest quarter of Section ”,
Township 38 South, Range 4 West, ot
the Willamette Meridian, thence run­
ning north 14 rods, thence east 22 6 7
rods, thence south 14 rods, thence west
22 6 7 rods to place of beginning, con-
tai'B'ng two atheS Wore 'or Tess, all in
Jaeksoh veunty, Oregon.
Table
OF
JACKSON;
To WHOM IT MAY <■<»«• URN;
( hange in Southern Pacfic Titre
of the state
OF OREGON 1N AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
Iii the matter of the estate
of K. Fields, deceused.
r
Notice Of Final Settlement.
ÎN TllE county court
Ono of the greatest opportunities in
the business life of the nation lies
in practical co-operatlou of the coun-
try banks with the farmer in building
agriculture and tho adventure is laden
with greater possibilities than any
forward movement now before the
American public.
A few bankors have loaned money
N athan J ohnson ,
to farmers at a low rate of interest
Administrator.
L ewis M. M itchell ,
and ofttlmes without compensation. Id
K. H anna .
A iminisirator.
buy blooded livestock, build silos,
Attorney for Administrator.
fertilize the land, secure better seed,
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hold their products for a betetr mar­
Exe
utor
’
s
Notice
to
Creditors.
ket price, etc. The banker in con­
tributing toward Improving the grade IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE SI ATE
IN ’rill-'. UlltCUlT I CI HT OF TH ' STATE OF
of livestock; the quality of the seed
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
and the fertility of the soil, plants in
OF JACKSON.
JACKSON;
the agricultural life of the community
a fountain of profit, that, like Tenny- In the matt, r of the tsfa'e of
Frahk W. Hc-xtun; 1'1 iii'iff,
Sdn's brook, runs on and on forever. Be: jamin W. Harnish, deceased.
• Vs-
Community Progress a Bank Asset.
Notice is hereby given that the UH. . Margaret Sexton, Defendant.
The time was when money loaned lersigneti, Samuel II. Harnish has been
on such a basis would severely test
To Margaret Sexton, the ; bove mim­
pnointed Executor of the estate of
the sanity of the banker; such trans­
B ;nj tmin W. Harnish, deceased, by ed defen lanu:
actions would pain the directors like
In the n-me of the State of Oregon:
a blow in the face. A cashier who toe above entitled Court and any and
would dare to cast bread upon waters all persons having biils against the es­ You ii hereby required to appa ir and
that did not return buttered side up tate of Benjamin W. Harnish, deceas nn='v,-r the complaint filed agatn.t you
In time for annual dividends would ed, are hereby notified to present th-ir in the rbo- e entitled Court and cause,
have to give way to a more capable mil duly verified as required bv law, to on or before six Weeks from the date
man. This does not necessarily mean I t e undersigned at Eagle Point, Ore­ of the first publication of this sum­
that the bankers are getting any better gon, or to ¡.is attorneys, Neff & Me li­ mons. sidd first publication being oh
or that the ntllk of human klndnesss is re ■, Medford Nat onal Bam, Building, the tl i.’d day of I ill v 1915 And voil are
being imbibed more freely by our finan­
M -dford, Oregon, within six months h ’teby ratified th it if you fail to ap­
ciers. It indicates that the bankers are
getting wiser, becoming more able fin­ I f om and after the first publication of pear-ird answer said complain*, for
anciers and the banking Industry more I this notice.
Date of the first publication of this
competent. The vision of the builder is
crowding out the spirit of the pawn­ notice is June 19, 1915.
broker. A light lias been turned on
S amuel H. H arnish ,
a new world of investment and no
Executor of the E t ite ot Ben­
usurer ever received as large returns
jamin W. Harnish, Deceased.
on the investment as these progres­
sive bankers, who made loans to i i Neff & Mea’ey,
uplift industry. The bankers have A tornejs for Executor.
always been liberal city builders, but
they are now building agriculture.
A Dollar With a Soul.
Notice of Sheriffs Safe.
It Is refreshing in tills strenuous
; commercial life to find so many dol- Hans J. Holmir, Plaintiff,
I lars with souls. When a dollar is ap­
-VF-
proached to perform a task that dues
By Peter Radford.
not directly yield the highest rate of I). B. Russe'l anil Altha II. Russel), his
There is no escaping the market Interest, we usually hear the rustle wife, ami Albert Hili, made tlef .-ndant
problem and the highest development of the eagle's wings as it soars up­ upon order of Court, Defendants.
of agriculture will not be attained ward; when a dollar is requested to
By virtue of an Execution and >in
until it is solved, for a market return at the option of the borrower, Or'er of Sale duly issued out of and
is as necessary for the producer it usually appeals to the Goddess of un ier the seal of the Circuit Court of !
aa land on which to grow his crop. Liberty for its contractural rights; the State of Oregon, tn »nd for Jack-i
Governmental and educational insti­ when a dollar is asked to expand in
son County, dated the 12: h day of Ju e'
tutions have spent $1X0,000,000 in the volume to suit the requirements of
United States during the past ten industry. It usually talks solemnly of 1J15, in a certain cause therein, wlier-
years for improving soil production Its redeemer, but soul material lias iti H uts J. Holmer as plaintiff in the
and Improving seeds and plants, but entered Into the vaults of our banks above entitled case on the Sth day •—
very little attention anil less money and rate, time and volume have a June, 1915, r.-covere.i a judgment and
has been given to the marketing side new basis of reckoning in so far as decree against me defendant D. B.
of agriculture.
the ability of some of the bankers Russell an t Altha II. Rtsseli, hiswil’e.
Tho problem is a monumental one permit them to co-operate in promot­ for the tu n of Ten Thousand Six Hu -
mid one which will never be solved ing the business uf farming.
died ($lo,t>00.(>0) I) >1 r-, wi It interest
i i.til it gets within the grasp of a
het eon from the 2ist day of July 1913,
God Almighty's Noblemen.
gigantic organization where master
These bankers are God Almighty’s it the rate of 6 '< per annum, ami
minds can concentrate the combined
Heaven lent earth the eluding decree t' .r the sunt of
12 s
experience and wisdom of the age noblemen.
upon It. It Is a problem which the spirit of these men and the angels t x s t\.r 'HIT, paid by pl.antitf, w.t.,
farmers, merchants, bankers, editors will help them roll in place the interest thereon al the rate t f 8 . pei
and statesmen must unite in solving. cornerstones of empires, They ure inn im from F.-brn.iy 9,1915, a.id $SL
The Farmers’ Union stands for all not philanthropists; they are wise 5> taxes Tor 1914, with i. ieresi t.oin
"r-w
there Is in farming from the most bankers. The spirit ot the bulltier Vlaach 31st 1915. a 8 < p r annum un­
’hr.
scientific methods of seed selection to has given them a -new vision, and til paid, and illliXl.lM .tl Ortley's fees
the most systematic and profitable wisdom has visited upon them busi­
ami the further sum of Eleven (,U 1,. 0)
¡dans of marketing, but does not be­ ness foresight
The cackle of the hen, the low Dollars costs, whiett ju lgni :it and it
Cot Even.
lieve in promoting one to the neglect
l-el
-y 'i'- ; Wil-. Ills grnml-
of the other We consider the work of kine and the rustle of growing ere - was enrolled and Um-Ketel in the
h ' l.nnw
of farm demonstrators valuable nnd crops echo tn every bank vault in the Cleh » otfi.-e of said C >uri nt s .1 . fntlier kept ;>i .-s!
we usk that governmental and com­ nation anil the shrew tl t anker knows t'oj ty, on ihe 5tti day of June, 191.», I >ltl me tir i your fiitnl.-ulier
mercial agencies seeking to help us, that he can more effectively increase and iso.' re. uid III V dune 23, of the two of tliem. N w V■■:'< <
continue to give us their assistance Ids deposits by putting blue blood in Circuit C..u. t Journal.
and advice, but we believe that their the veins of livestock; quality in
I ubnc indie« >» hi r. by g ven, , I hal
influence should be extended to the the yield of the soil and value into tn comp.i.m e w.th th ■ co onia,: is of
busl-
agricultural
products,
than
by
marketing side of our farm problems
ness handshakes, overdrafts and said Execution and Orurof Sale i i will
also
gaudy calendars.
>n Aland .v the 12.h day of July, 1915
We cannot hope to develop manu­
Taking the community into part- a the hour of 19 o’clock A. .VI. otr t
facturing by over production of the
tiership with the bank, opening up a
or sale imi will sell at p ibli> a.ieti i
factory; we cannot build up mercan­
ledger account with progress, making
I) the hi ;h -s, bi 1.1 -r for ea 11.
suoj ct
tile enterprises by the merchants load­
thrift and enterprise stockholders and
ing their shelves with surplus goods
r. tie.II Ilion it is 111 la.v p. ovi.ie.l nil
the
prosperity
ot
the
country
an
and no more can we develop agrieul-
I th. i ig: t, ti i, Mikl liner, rl that
tn re by glutting the market with a asset to the bank, put behind it
e el imams 1>. B. Russell an Altha
stability
far
more
desirable
than
a
surplus of products.
letterhead bearing the names of all IL Russell, his wife, »nd Albert Hill bail
the diatlngulshed citizens ot the com­ hi the 12th dav of Amrust 1913 • r have
munity.
The bank is the financial since acquired in and to the following
power house of the community nnd described real property, s aitunted in rows, tl’e frames and panes of which
DARIUS
blessed is the locality that lias an Jackson County, State of () Iregon, and "■ere .-ill of lee. An e.aoorate balas-
up-to-date banker
being more pa tieularly de: ascribed as ¡■mln. nibirtti'il with st aînés, ran along
The neigh of a horse made Darin»
the top o. t..e facade and an «iher l ai-
King of Persia, the a.;: c i at:
.t
ling
follows, to-wit:
usu-ai’.e mu : r.tuiided t’.u 1 baili’. I tig at tile
power» for tl- ■ thro
■freeing among
The Northwest quarter of section 13. level of the ground. T he gr rn.Is w o;e
themse!' cs th t lit
tie w! o e horse
Township 35 South Range 2 1 West, and fin iher a lot Bed w it'.i .,i ilio si:. • figure
should in : ;h ’ ••st
Id p ».-css tho
It is a sad day lor Christianity when ihe N >rtheast quarter of S bet inn 13. r: an e.epl.:.:it. v.I.li Ills 111 I'lotu ou
kingdom
TL;» a..cle.it i ■ '
et
A st. ft.. i of wa.er was
iiiurch bells call the communicants Township 35 South. Range 2 West. and |-.s bin
settling disputes among politicians
together for a political prnyer meet­ th" West half of the N irthw vest q i :rt- llirowu f.oni ti e e ep liü.t’s trun!, lt.v
could be revived with profit today.
ing. Such gatherings mark the high er of section 18 Township 35 S.iiilh, ilit. am! :: tla ne of I u 'litan 1 y ti, at.
If our partisan taitimiB and petty pol-
tide of religious pc'lttcal fanaticism, Range 1 West of Willamette ■ Meri :i ar., ' A tel : of ,ee co: ,.. i lied a !> >t bath.
Iticiu is could oni> settle their dis­
in which persutts nctti liil.vbil'u.l There
put bitterness into ilte lives of men; silUHted in Jackson Cou ty. Orvtron.
putes by the neigh of a burse, tho
were al ■ several < i:,u. >>::s i. , ea , t. i s
fan the flames ot class hatred and de­
All oi the above described real p ro-
bark of a dog or th»- bray ot a donkey. stroy Christian influence In the com­
A it li.lue
a'nl
It would be a great blessing atnl would
pertv will be so tl at sa'd time
munity
i’he spirit actuating such
e.l.
give our cittiena a better opportunity
l»w
place
in
the
mminer
provided
by
meetings is anarchistic, un t’liristlike
to pursue the vocations uf industry
ano dangerous tv both church and for 'he sale of real property under eXc
tree from political strife
cution foreclosure to satisfy the julg-
state
Let those who pick political plums
inent, costs. attorney s fees ami the
by raising tows and who flash swords
The success ot the nation is In the a.-cruing cos's o! this sale.
dripping In th«' blood of industry un­ Hands ot the tanner.
Ila etl 'his 12th day of June, 1915, at
derstand that the> cannot turn the
the office of the Sheriff in the Court
public forum into a poli’.lcal arena anil
I
Work tor the best and the best will
.io is, at Jacksonville, Origin.
by u clash of personal aspirations rise up an 1 reward you.
still the hammer and stop the plow
W
IL MNGLER.
and that then quarre-.s must be bi " tied
Sheriff of Jacks n County Oregon
Tenant farming is just one thing
iu the back alley» of civilization.
after another without a pay day.
By E. W. W ilson ,
1
Deputy.
!
Effective January 17, 1915.
you are
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San Francisco Express., .4100- P.M
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