Jacksonville post., October 09, 1915, Image 4

POLK’S
IEMOLIS SELL BIG JOBBERS ARE
ÂT AUCTION FIGH™ au »I
OREGON and WASHINGTON
Business Directory
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Complain About Sjstoml
Honest Pack Wins Better Starteli In Nev/ York
All-Around Fricas
SQUARE DEAL NOW SURE
CALIFORNIAERANDWINS
By Arthur M. Geary
The Sicilian lemon im­
porters of New York, New
Orleans, Boston and Phila­
delphia are feeling keenly
the competition of the lem­
ons raised in California.
I’he brokers who Lave been accus­
tomed to sell to customers in all ¡»arts
of tho United States have had their
field of activity pushed eastward un­
til now they fiud themselves com­
peting with tho California shippers in
the ports of entry from Europe.
Both the Sicilian and California
lemons are sold at auction in the large
In New York tho California
cities.
shippers have the advantage of being
able to display all of their fruit upon
Pier 20, which is in the center of the
wholesale fruit section of New York.
There has been consider­
able ado in the New York
papers about the establish­
ment of auctions f<>r barrel
apples this fall. After a
commission, headed by Hor­
ace Bruce, made a thorough
investigation of the differ­
ent marketing systems of
New York City, the Agricul­
tural Department of the
state went on record in
favor of the auction system
as giving the greatest net
returns to the growers.
In the circular letter which Commis­
sioner Dillon mailed to the growers,
charges wero made against the job-
bers.
These charges were used as the
base of a complaint against Coinmis-
aioner Dillon to Governor Whitman.
The letter in part is as follows:
Auctions Only Medium Soon.
Lemons Sell in Auctions.
4 4 The New York State Department
Ou this pier, eight hundred feet
of Foods and Markets is making ar­
In length, the fruit from California
rangements to open ri free auction
and the Pacific Northwest, upon its market in the City of New York which
arrival, is displayed for the inspection will establish an honest price for New
of the buyers, who after marking the York State apples for every «lay from
price« that they think each group of October 1st to the close of the season.
boxes is worth, assemble in one of Every day «luring the season it is
the auditoriums above the dock for proposed to auction apples in the heart
the auction sale and compete with of the city’s apple market.
their business rivals for the amount
This will establish the price for
needed to supply their customers.
New York State apples. No commis­
Th. lemons from Italy, on tho other sion house will dare return less than
band, arrive at whatever dock the tlu* auction price to the shipper. There
bringing them discharges its w’ill be protests and attempts at
vm sol
As those docks are at a dis- manipulation for a short time, but
eurgo.
tunce from the fruit markets it is ultimately all apples in the New York
MoceHHary to bring samples of each market will be sold at auction, and
lino to the large display room fur­ you will get more money for them.
nished by the fruit auction companies
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Square Deal Sure.
in the Fruit Trade building.
44 These apples will be sold in the
After examining the samples the morning, and an account of sales,
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buyers bid for the fruit in one of the with check, will be on the way to the
three auditoriums on the second floor shipper before night,
The auctioneer
of the Fruit Auction building.
will be licensed by the Department,
and u representative of the State will
Californians Plain Wrapped.
The Sicilian lemons are wrapped in take a record of every sale. The re­
For the first
tinseled paper, while the California turns will be official.
lemons come in plain wrappers marked time in the history of the State, apple
shippers will be sure of a square deal
by some distinctive brand.
in the New York market.
The California lemon is growing in
“One of the essentials of a success-
popularity rnnong the trade, although
ful auction market is a steady apple
tho Sicilian lemon is considered the
supply during the season, Buyers must
better keeper. As tho California lemon
know that the goods will be there and
it.
is
the
belief
orchards become older,
that the sale will take place. To ac-
of experienced fruit men that the
complish the desired results it will be
keeping qualities of the California
necessary to have absolute control of
louions will improve.
800 carloads of graded apples.. They
The Californians also have tho ad­
may be either I oxed or barreled, and
vantage that comes from being known
graded under the State law’. To make
as holiest packers.
The trade need
tin1 market a success and get the
not discount for any hidden defects
right prices from the start, the trade
of the pack that are sometimes found
must know that the supply will be
in the pinks of foreign shippers in
regular and sure.”
I living the price upon a line that is
• ..qdayad for sale.
AUCTIONS SELL LOTS
OF FRUIT FOR GASH
Don t Rip Van Winkleize
This Town, Mr. Citizen
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in need of
OVER 65 YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
MONEY TALKS!
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Good Printing
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Make it talk loud enough to wake the town up.
This town will not go to sleep if you spend your
money here.
Read the bargains in your home paper.
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quickly ascertain our opinion free whether ea
invention Is probably patentable. Conununlca-
lions hi rictlyf oiiUdcntlul. HANDBOOK on Patent»
sent free. Oldest agency fur »ecuring patent«.
Patents taken throurb Munn & Co. receive
-oct ial notice, without charge, in tho
WAKE UP!
Scuffle JJffiei'lati.
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cul.itiw i ot anv h n,-ntib-: journal. 9 < rm;i. i ■ a
yu.r; lour months, 4>L bold by ail newsdealers.
Notice For Publication.
Summons.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR;
U. S> LAND OFFICE at Rosebbrg, Oregoh.
Aufrifst 31. 1915;
NOTICE is hfeWby given that George W Her-
riott, of Applegate. Oregon, who. on December
12. 1908, made Homestead Entry, Serial No. 02302,
for Lots 1 and 2 of Section 22, Township 38 S.,
Range 4 West. Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final Five-year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above de­
scribed, before G. A. Gardner, Clerk of the Coun­
ty Court for Jackson County, at Jacksonville,
Oregon, on the 11th day of October, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses; Fred R. Bene­
dict. of Applegate Oregon, W. E. Ruefly of Ap­
plegate. Oregon: Robert Boyd, of Applegate. Or*
egon; John W. Pernoil, of Applegate. Oregon,
J. M. UPTON.
Register.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T i F e STATE oip
OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
JACKSON.
Notice of Final Account
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
In the matter of the Estate
of James Hards. Deceased,
Public notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the County
Court of Jackson Coun'y, State of Or­
egon, the final account of her adminis­
tration of the estate of James Hards,
deceased, and that said court has fixed
Monday, October 11th 19'5, at the
hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day,
at the Court room of said Court,
at the County court house in Jackson­
ville, Jackson County, State of Oregon,
as the tune and place for the hearing
of objections to said final account and
fur the settlement of said estate.
All persons interested in said estate
are hereby notified and required to
make er file their objections to said fi­
nal account, if any they have, on or
before the time aforesaid, fixed for the
hearing and settlement thereof.
Date of this notice and of the first
publication thereof is September 11th
1915.
M amik C. H ards W alton ,
Administratrix.
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Lillie Frances Furrey, Plaintiff,
-vs-
[ W. Arthur Furrey, Defendant.
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To W. Arthur Furrey, the above nam­
ed defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
vou are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff
filed against you in the abjve entitled
Court and causa, on or before six
weeks from the day of the first publi­
cation of this summons, which first
publication is made on the 2nd day of
October, 1915. You are hereby notified
that if you fail to appear and at.sw r
»aid complaint within the time speei
fled, for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief pray
ed f ir in the complaint, to-wit:
For a decree of divorce L rever dis­
solving the bonds of matrimony exist­
ing betwi en plaintiff and defendant,
and for an order ri storing to plaintiff
her maiden naftie, to-witi Lillie Fram
Ces Pottet*, and for the Costs and dis-
bur-erhents of this suit.
This summoris is served uoon voii
MlNtH
Co.384Broa<l*a)4'ow York
Branch O£3oe, C25 F St.. Washington. D. C.
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
NORTH ROUND TRAINS.
14
Portland Passenger
8:20 A.M.
16
Oregon Express...
5:20 P.M.
12
Shasta Limited
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you get
2:17 A.M
Extra fare train.
best work
SOUTH HOUND TRAINS.
13
California Express ........ 10:45 A.M.
15
San Francisco Express.. .4:00 P.M
11
Shasta Limited............... 3:20 A. M
Extra fare train.
low prices
Is Going On and
Prices Are Low
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{Circulation, print» 1 an! published at
I Jacksonville, Jackson County’, Oregon-.
Date of the first publication of this
| summon t is October 3nd 1913.
•3. A; L em El: Y,
Attorney fbr Plaintiff.
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Shrewd buyers! will invest in «jacksohvilU
property and prepare for the raise which is
sure to come.
We can offer you a few bargains at prices
which will yield a handsome profit in the near
future. Get busy, at once.
Summons.
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Ore.
Where
Effective January 17, 19'5.
by putilCation; in compliance with an
order of the Hon. F. M. Calkins. Judge
of the above entitled Court, made and
entered on the 1st day of September,
1915, directing that said summons be
publi hed once a Week for six con­
secutive we Its, in the Jacksonville
I Post, a weekly newspaper of general
IN THE JUSTICE’S COURT FOR TH
Nctice of Final Settlement.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE T,:1CT OF ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY
STATE OF OREGON.
CF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY
V V. Ste.' art, Plaintiff,
In the matter of the estate
-vs-
of A. E. Helms, Deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that I mes Howard, D-fendart.
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Jacksonville,
Rogue River Realty Co
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K. R. It
To James H •ward, the ab >ve named
the undersigned has filed in the County
OFFICE: Hank of Jack­
Now York Auctions Sell Eighteen Cars
Court of Jackson County, Sta'e of Or­ lefen ian :
sonville Ölig. Upstairs
In th-, ham ■ of the State of Oregon«
of Apples.
egon, the final account of his adminis*
•ration of the estate of A. E. Helms, Y u ar ■ hc'cl.y notifiyd tl a* io purBu.
According to the books of the three
I deceased, and that said court has fixed 1 ,u c.' <f an order n.ade and i nt er. d n the
New York Fruit Auction Companies,
I’M
eighteen cars of Northwestern box
Satuiday, October 9, 1915, at the hour anove en ¡’led cause and Court on the
u¡ pics, fifty-four hundred and eighty-
of 10 o’clock, A M. of said day, at the 11th day of Septernoer, 19'5, you are
nine rars of California Citrus fruits,
court room of said court, at the County­
qui'-ed t : answer the compì int filed ib*. ,
Of
the
total
annual
sales
of
over
fifty-four hundred and fifty-four cars
court house in Jacksonville, Jac .son i s id c .use w hin six w, e ,s i f, m the
$15,000,(100
worth
of
fruits
sold
in
the
of California deciduous fruits ami
thirty one hundred and eighty cars of City of New York at auction, three or County, State of Oregon, as the time d ite of the first, pubitcati n of this
1 lorida uraiigrs and grape fruit were four million dollars worth of fruit and place foi the hearing of objections summ tito-wit: within sx weeks
among the fruits sold at uuctiou in are bought «luring each year at the to said final account and for the settle­ from :he 25 it day of September 1915,
public sales held by the auction com­ ment of said estate.
New York, Inst year.
and that if you fail to so answer the
panies of New York by the so-called
All persons interested in said estate p aintiff will apply for the relief de­
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cash
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buyers
who
consist
mainly
of
Kansas City Sells Direct
I are hereby notified and required to manded in said complaint and will take
the push-cart peddlers.
All of tho
make or file their objections to said fi ri­ judgment for the sum of $53 ‘'I '<>ge h-
The Kansas City Auction Company
buyers who have no financial backing
is the only member of the American
I are required to pay cash for the fruit al iccou it, if any they have, on or be­ er with interest thereon at the r ite of
Fruit ami Produce Amtion AsHtuia
bought, before they ran take it from I tore the time aforesaid, fixed ft r lile 6% p r annum fr m the 15th d >y of
tion that receives consignments direct the piers.
hearing and settlement thereof.
■ July, 1915, and will ask fo" an order to
from the growers. The other auction
Many of these “cash“ buyers are
Date ot this not'ce and the first pub- , sell a cer ain wood saw, belonging to
companies insist upon the growers registered in the books of th«1 auction
| lication tl.eieof is September 11, 1915. you and attached herein, to satisfy said
dealing through some association or companies as Jimmie the first, or
O. P. H elms ,
judgment and costs and disbursements
indej umlent agent.
Jimmie the
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eleventh, Louis the first Administrate- of the Estate of A. E herein.
or Lefty ami so on. As their names
Helms, Deceased.
L. J. T refilen ,
Auction la Strong At Cln Innati.
are often impossible of pronunciation,
J i stice of th«1 Pear*.
even for a glib auctioneer, a cash
RESTORATION 1() ENTRY OF
The United Frv.it Auction Company buyer is rechristened when he is
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOR ST.
of Cincinnati, Ohio, sell» $1,000,000 awarded his first bid at a public sale.
worth of fruit annually.
Local eon
If the name has a Jimmie sound in NO 1 ICE IS HI RELY GIVI N THAT
1 he Bun.
rem» in Cincinnati do no business it, the auctioneer places him among th«- lands descri .e I below, «'tnbrn-
The bull fa n male ruminant. Rpcclfi
c i g 2(N> ncns, within the Crater Na­
practically «hiring th«» auction sales.
the numerous Jimmies and henrefor- tional Forest, Oi egon, will Le aubj-ct cully a lie cow. I’he bull is a historical
Cincinnati supplies a territory of ward he has but the one name in his to settlement and • ntrv under the i ro- i animal
He has been worshiped in
five to six hundred miles *v:*y •> I> I'
lerlings with th« auction conq anies. visions ot tl.e homestead laws of the Epypt. thrown in the cattle country,
ulation of about C
. on people.
His ¡..etuis
adopt it and the United States and the net of June l>
fought In Mexico and Spain and canned
great n.’dti: lu . v of consonants with 1!X6 (34 Stat., 1331, al the United in Chicago. 'I’he Egyptians called him
which his parents endowed him are Stat<s laid itfice nt IL St burg. Oregon, i Apla and built temples to him. but bull
Nova S r*ia Soils High.
on November 15, 1915. Any s< ttier who
lost to fhe A i.criean world.
wershfp waa not a profitable business,
The “United Fruit Cnn.pn’i; s ■>f
The push cart salesmen who occupy was actually aid in good faith claim­ as all the Egypt I.ms who followed the
Nova Scotia, Limitad*’ subi 400,000 tho back seats in the auditoriums in’ any of said Ian s for agricultural
bull are either dust or mummies and
barre!» of apples nt auction in Eng- 1 where the public sales are held each purp> st s prior to January 1, I9lk>, and
have been so fop centuries
On the
land during last season. The average morning serve a very useful func­ 1 as not hbai doned same, has a prefer­
ence right to make a homestead entrv other hand, canning the bull has made
pri« e Mt th« Liwrpooi auction wu $3 tion.
They sell everything from pu for the lands actually occupied
Said a flock of millionaires, no (lie live ones
a barrel. Tho price* received for bar­
♦stops to bniiHitas. according to the lands were listed upon the appl'cations everywhere have adopted the western
rei applet in thin country averaged season
If oranges fall a little low, of the persons mentioned below, whoj Idea and pretty generally « an the hull
uuder $2.
the push cart buyers go in heavy for have a preference right subject to the Don’t he a bull thrower .Indue
prior righ' of anv such settler, provi I-
oranges an«l by increasing greatly the
<ai s eh s tiler or appiic mt is qualified
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District of Columbia.
market.
.Maryland In 17'-'«
j Vlrirliita In
eret ee right is exercis d prior to No­
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AUCTION INFORMATION
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As soon as th*se enterprising for vember 15. 1915, on which date the ITSO gave In nil eoniprl«lt':’ Kx» «qmirp
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4 eigneis grt «« little money ahead they lid (is will b«- subje t to set tl-ntei t and
in'les.
rio- w:i« or ran!’" I io 17!»>«t1
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i he as the I’lstrb t «if t'olunibla
Information and data concern­ 4 procure other push-carts an«l before entry ly any qualitied peiso-
mid tic-
4 ing the fruit auction conpunies 4 long have a whole string of them or. S', S',. S<c 26. T 33 S . R. 1 W . .
enn e tin- •«•ill of icnvernmrnt iii IHM.
. ,M , 160 i cres. rpplieati.m
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♦ of the Eastern ci •«»«♦ cun be ob­ 4
the streets.
When a push art sales­
Aflciwrrd the pari veiled In vinrtiiih
♦ tained by addressing Arthur M. 4 man Iris | rugrvssed *o the point that Dun’i.p. Triitl, Oregon; List g 1 .’:H.
Ide NM
NE’,. See. 18. T. 4 S.. R. wa. given l,;> k not bring iKMnlrd
♦ Geary, 013 Holly street, Portland, 4 he h res others, hi
often does th
ptwiit f'S'rl.
DNtrht t of
<>f Colninlila.
2 E.. 40 acres, itppl ea'ion ot II. L. Tin- present
♦ ()i rgon
4 buying <t *1 < public valesroom.
Sin­ \ a” Dei mark, 7,ll W 11th St., Med­ therefore «.«usisi, ot sixty font square
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gle push cart jwt.crs hire brokers to ford, Oregon; last 6—1748. August 27, miles, nil on the east bank of the I’o-
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1915. C. M. B ruce . Assistant Com­ tomne and all ceded by Maryland.
attend tho sales f«»r them.
missioner of the General Land Office. *
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By Arthur M. Geary
you are
Directory of each City, Town and
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FDLK A CO- «a*.
Jacksonville, Oré*
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Charles F. Dunford
DEALER IN
All kinds of soft and hard wood.
Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices
moderate and delivery prompt.
OREGON
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