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Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under Judgd Prim was a visitor at Medford Electric Sparks Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Execution. Monday. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE < F Abraham Stept, Ph i tiff, W. T. Grieve was a business visitor OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTV i F SATURDAY, APRIL, 22, 1916. at Medford Mon lay. -vs- (From Off Our Wireless) JACKSON. Myer Lando and Louise Lando, People will read a neat printe! b ill husband and wife and John Kesh Land & Tilton Ban ;, but will not look twice at a bad scrawl, As M ivor of Clevelan I N.wton 1). ’ LOCAL NEWS and iiar. :<_t Resh, husband and i in Oregon corporation, P aiutiff, J. B. Coleman of Talent candidate Baker made an enviable rep nation but wife, Defendants vs for assessor was a recent visitor in as a Student of military affairs he is By virtue of an execution and or Benjamin M. Collins and Easter Sunday tomorrow. an unknown quantity. this city. der of sale duly i.-sued out of and under i Sriczean Collins, husbanl and wife, Louise Ensele was a recent visitor in If Villa is in the mountains, we must Get your stationery printed at this Defendants. die seal of the Circuit Court of the Medford. office. Our work is guaranteed and hunt him up bef re we can hunt him State of Oregon, to me directed and Notice is hereby given that by virtue Dave Cronemiller was a recent visi j our prices are right. down. date! the 21st da ” of April, 19'6. in a I >f a decree an I order of side duly I tor in Medford. An atrocity can always count on slip certain suit therein, wherein Abraham n <le and entered in the above entitled Mrs. Dorothy Jennings wife of of M. Jasten Hartman wai a vi sitor at A. Jennings died at her hums in Grants ping by the’ censor when it’s on the ' tept as plaintiff recovered a judg c >urt an.l cause on the 1st day o; April j Medford Monday. I I’ass Monday, aged 38 years. She was other side. ment again t the defendants, Myer 1916, wherein Laud & Til’on Bank, an Mrs. Col. II, Sargent was a recent 1 a native of Oregon, having been born Germany cont nds that her Verden I.undo and Lous.' Lando, for ibe sum Oregon co p i’ . t "n, p'aintiff, reeivered FAVORITE FOR A GENERATION I in the Applegate valley near Murphy. losses l ave been negligible, proving it of Three Thou-and Seven II iiuir.d a judgn ent against ti e defendant', visitor at Medford. Red-blooded men with real tobacco Tuesday morning about 40 young • conclusively by refusing to publish ($3700.00) Dollar-, »ith interest there ’ Ilenj min M. '"oJi'i-' and Eri zean oi- W. H. Singler was a business visitor i people, members of the senior class of ' them. on from the 13 h day ■ f April. 1916, at I I ns. husband and wife, for the sum i i i hunger find that they can satisfy it only at Medford Monday. by chewing, and t c most wholesome That intensive and extensive bom tile rate of 7'e per annum and iniee , 3)36 IX) with interest thereon a' the and ■_ :iti Hying tobacco to chew is that Holbrook Withington ot Medford Medford High school passed through this city in autos enroute to the Apple Hundred (30d.0u) D- lais attorney ’ s rue of 7-. per on ■ nn from said date 1 bardment i f snow and shet was evi Was in town Thursday made in plug form. gate valley where the day was spent in dently intended to prepare the w <y fee and the fur; Iler »Um of $19.00 costs, Until paid, and for the further and ad The Emit of luxury in tobacco chew A. N. Hildebrand of Medford was a the manner usual to a picnic. which judgment was enrolled and dock- ditional sum of 41162, with interest ing is ths rich, sweet, juicy flavor that > for spring’s triumphant »dvance. visiter in town Monday. ! e’ed in the Cler.i’s office of said Court thereon at the rate of 7'X per annum trickle* through your system when you NOTICE I have opened a law office O. Harbaugh was a visitor at Med in a room adjoining the office of the I Col. Roosevelt believes now in Amer I ill s dd'Coun y on the 13th day of April until paid, and for the further sum of chew Spear Head. ican prepareiin ss ard one only wishes ford Thursday forenoon. No otlu i ch< ■■ ing to! acco is so mcl- Jacksonville Post, where persons hav that he had believed as fervently ten 1916, and is of record in Volume 24 of $5 1.00 attorney's fees in said suit, and so luscious and so s.iisfyir.g. No All work done in 1916 at W. R. : ing legal business to transact can find years ago. I the Circuit Court Journal at pages 2(:6 for the costs and disbursements of said 1 other equals Spear Ik.i 1 for putting a i me every day fion b: ft) A. M. to 5 P. Spark’s must be spot. cash. I a.al 207 thereof. suit taxed at #15.90 and by virtue of i.een edge on your appetite. When a man is down his enemies | ! I am commanded by said execution an exi cution issued pursuant to said Spear Head is made of the world's George W. Cherry of Medford was M -D. W. Bagshaw. stop kicking and his ITien is begin. and order of sale to sell the hereinafter decree by me clerk of and under tl e best tobacco leaf—the choicest of red at the court house Monday. Editor Putnam devoted nearly a wh.de Even a woman is “aware” that she Kentucky Burley. This leaf is selected C. W. Martin of Medford was a busi cofunin of his editorial space to anoth is less beautiful than otter women he described real property to satisfy the seal of the above entitled court, of date for its full, juicy richness with the judgment, attorney ’ s fee, costs and ac April 21, 1916, I have levied upon ai.J nass visitor in town Monday. er attack on County Clerk Gardner. never forgives a man if lie finds it out. most painstaking care, is stemmed by cruing costs of this sale. I will there at 10 o’clock A. M. on Monday the hand, is pressed into S; car Head plugs Judge Ned was a business visitor at The gist of his grievance this time ap You may not take any stock in me fore, on Monday, the so slowly that not a drop of the rich, pears to be that Mr. Gardner sought 22nd day ot May, 1916, Medford Monday afternoon. natural juice escapes. diums, but if you think 'here is no such 22nd day of May, 1916, at the front door of the court house at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich visited aivice from the attorney general in thing as “spirit rapping” just listen Your first chew of Spear Head will stead of the Tribune’s pet district at at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. at the Jacksonville, Jackson County, State of open your eyes to the genuine enjoy friends at Medford Sunday. to an earnest prohibitionist hold forth. front door of the Court House in Jack Oregon, 1 will sell at uublic auction, to ment there is in chewing. torney. We print Trespass Not c as and No Chew the rich and mellow tobacco The supreme court has reversed the A smile is cooler in summer and sonville. Jackson County, State of Or t e highest bidder for cash, subject to Hunting, signs, at this office. egon, offer for sale and will sell all of redemption as by law provided, the fol that has been the favorite for a third findings of Judge Calkins in the ease warmer in winter than a frown. < t a century—that’s Spear Head. In If you like this paper, drop in and of W. E. Phipps vs City of Medford, a As for the man who reports that, he the right, title and interest that the lowing described property and all in lUc cuts, wrapped in wax paper. subscribe. Only $1-50 per year. suit io restrain the collection of sewer heard a bluebird twittering he should defendants above named had on the terest that the defendants, each or County surveyor Brown of Medford assessments made by the city. The date of the mortgage herein foreclosed either of them, had therein on March remember that recent spring weather Weafjer Reoort. was a visitor in this city Sunday. decision of the supreme court estab would make any bird blue. or havs since acquired or now have, in 19, 1912, or has since acquired or now and to the following described nal have therein, or so much thereof as Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich were visi lishes the validity of the assessments Yuan Shi-kai’s is the only Govern property situated in Jackson County, I may be necessary to satisfy aforesaid Following is the report of IL S. Vo'- tors at Medford Friday evening. and will have considerable bearing on ment that can endure a revolution Oregon, to-wit: judgment, costs and accruing costs. unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Mrs. C. W. Isaacs of Medford died other similar matters. Beginning at a galvanized pipe mon- [ from republic to monarchy and back Lot Two (2) of Section Twenty- Jacksonville, for month of Marc >. at Madre, Cal. Thursday aged 36 years. again without experiencin an accelera- ument on the West line of Section Six- I nine (29) in Twp. Thirty-eight (3S) Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi Martin J. Reddy the Medford jewe'- Engine Arrives for New Muni tee pulse. South, of Range three (3) West of tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. teen (16) in Township thirty seven (37) er has a new ad in this paper. Read the Willamette Meridian, in Jackson cipal Water System. If American intervention in Mexico South of Rango Two (2) West W. M. it. County, State of Oregon, containing said point being 322.2 feet South of the meant Gov< rnm nt seizure and opera Due ..laxim m .Vin. m Precipita “A community meet” is scheduled 19.95 acres, mire or less. quarter section corner between sec tion to be held at Eagle Point next Thurs Ridgefield, Wash., April 19— The big tion of mine and oil wells it might not tions sixteen (16) an.l seventeen (17), All of the above described real pro 1 45 32 .48 day. gasoline engine to operate the pump be so popular in certain interest quar running thence South on the Section perty will be sold at said time and place 2 52 70 ter. 56 3 44 ing plant of the new municipal water Deputy Sheriff Curley Wilson transac line 619.0 feet; thence East 483 0 feet in the manner provided by law for the 48 40 9's Speaking of grave problems, what is tithe West line of Donation Land sale of real property under execution 4 5 ted official business at Medford Wed- system has arrived and has been taken 45 29 11 to the pumping house to be installed. the E ister hat going to cost? day, 55 Claim, No. 42; thence South on said j to satisfy the judgment, costs and at- 6 32 5« 31 Last June’s Brides are now prepar- West line 141.4 feet; thence East 908.8 t irney’s fees and the accruing costs of 7 George Launspach, candidate for as The engine is of 15-horsepower and 67 38 8 sessor is interviewing the voters this will operate the pump at 'he rate of ed to give competent advice to Next feet; thence North seventeen (17i de sine. 68 9 32 120 gallons a minute. Dated this 2!nd day of April. 1916. June. grees thirty (30) minutes East 493 2 week. 10 69 35 W. H. S ingler , Sheriff ”4 37 11 Charley Dunford was in town from Shortage in material is more consp’- feet, thence North forty five (45) d • 68 38 By E. W. W ilson , Deputy 12 Central Oregon Roads Good his ranch cn the little Applegate Sat cuous in current fashion than shortage greis East 240.0 feet more or less to 59 32 13 toe North line of D. L. C. No. 42; -------- ♦<*>« --------- urday. 67 29 14 Bend, Or., April 18—The roars in in dyestuff. thence West on said North line 372.8 77 15 33 County candidates are giving tl e Central Oregon are reported by auto- 70 16 36 Notice of Sheriff ’ s Sale Under feet to the southwest corner of Lot 3; glad hand to their friends, “the dei r ists to be the best they have been in 71 37 17 Insect Site on Its E qsb . thence North on the West line of said several years during the spring. Rains 61 48 people.” 18 Family matters In the case of insects lot 101.0 feet; thence West 1352.2 feet 10 Execution. 65 49 19 (.7 Joe Williams of the Jacksonville followed by warm weather have put usually mean only the depositing of to the point of beginning, containing 52 40 20 48 Brick & Tile Co. made a business tr p them in splenlid condition from the eggs in suitable situations for the In 24.2 acres, more or less, subject to a (Il 31 21 dependent development of the off Columbia river to the California line. 22 52 36 to Medford Friday. Abraham Stept, Plaintiff. 15 spring. the parent insects often dying right of way for road purposes twelve 45 39 23 15 vs. Odd Fellows of this county will cele before the young appear. The earwig, feet in wi<ith for Susan B. Root, her 45 25 24 17 Otto E. Thomas, and Leone A. At The Churches heirs and assigns, along the North side brate the 97th anniversary of the ord however, provides a remarkable excep 63 33 25 o : 55 41 tion to the general rule, for it sits upon thereof, beginning with the intersec- Thomas, his wife, A. H. Schanck er, at Talent, April 26. 26 08 48 41 27 its fifty or more eggs until they are tion of the highway; thence along the and M. Rowinna Schenck, his wife 48 The Schoolmaster’s club of Jackson 60 34 28 hatched. Just as a biyd would do, and, North and East side ot said premises and John Resh an I Harriet Resh, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE County is holding its regular quarterly 62 31 29 moreover, if the eggs get scattered it to the N. E corner of those premises his wife. Defendants. 71 33 10 meeting at Eagle Point. carefully collects them together again. 72 M Rollins to Susan B. sold by Ruse By virtue of an Execution and order In the early months of the year, when 2.73 Co'. H. H. Sargent is expectiug a Services held every Sunday morning of sale duly issued out of and under digging the soil, female earwigs may Root. call from the War Department to ac at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. All of the above described real pro the seal of the Circuit Court of the Temperature —mean max. 59.96; mean frequently be found together with their tive service on the Mexican border. Everybody welcome batch of eggs At the slightest sign perty will be sold at said time and State of Oregon in and for the County mir. 31.21: mean 47 75. Max.77 on 15. ■ .... , . Attorney Roberts of Medford candi- of danger the young ones huddle close place in the manner provided by law of Jackson, to me directed and dated Minimum, 25. on 21. Greatest daily d ite for district attorney, was a busi to their mother, biding beneath her for the sale of real property under ex , the 21st day of April, 1916, in a certain range, 44. Total precipitation 2.76 PRESBYTERIAN body so far as it will cover so large a ecution to satisfy the judgment, at suit therein wherein the Plaintiff Abra inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.48 in., ness visitor in this city Monday fore Sunday School at 10 a. m. A. L. Gall family.—Strand Magazine. noon. torney’s fees, costs and accruing costs ham Stept, recovered a judgment ap- on 1 & 10. Numtier of days with .01 leader* GertiudeDunnington, Mary Bagshaw Morning worship with sermon at I of this sale. a nst the defendants Otto E. Tho rn** inch or more precipitation, 12, clear. il. Flo Thompson and Minnie Kelly were iwth appropriate music. A solo: (Se- Dated this 21st day of April 1916. and Leone A. Thomas, on the 13th dav 12: partly cloudy, 3; cloudy, 16. visitor* at Medford Saturday eve- lected) by Mrs. Herbet Hanna, Eas- 16.9'1 W. 11. S ingler , Sheriff of April, 1916, for the sum of Four Precipitation for season, Highest quality, jewelry repairing • ning. By E. W. W ilson , Deputy Thousand Two Hundred and Sixty nine Precipitation for last season 14. 58 diamond selting, watch tar Anthem by full chorus choir. 0 repairing. E. B ritt , an i 33-100 ($4269.33) Doliars with it- John A. Caidwell died at his home Evening worship with sermon at 7:30. Would be soldiers should not hold off terest thereon from the 13th day cf Cooperative Oicrvar neftt ittfedford, Thursday morning aged Martin J. Reddy Special Easter music and the sermon from enlisting through fear that the April, 1916, at the rate of 8 per cent '72 years. He was a survivor of the The Quality Store for will be appropriate to the day. fun of catching Villa will soon be over. per annum and $400. attorney’s fee and Reliable Goods. It took more than a year to catch Aqui- the further sum of $33.50 costs, which THE THRICE-1-WEEK EDITION A most cordial invitation, is extended, *. ' * Bdtttei- get your butter wrappers 212 I'M iiti st Vi «If.. rd. *ir-. to all these services. naldo. judgment was enrolled and docketed in printed at this office and comply ' the Clerk’s office of said Court in said OF THE NEW YORK WORLD with the law governing the sale of METHODIST County on the 13th day of April, 1916, butter products. and is of record ir. volume 24 of the Sunday School every^Sunday at 10 Mohair sold at Ashland this week Circuit court journal at pages 2)4 and Practically a Daily at the Price brought the unprecedented price of 42'^ o’clock. W. G. Caudill Superintendent ' 2n5 thereof. Epworth League 6:30. Leader We are receiving New and Up-to-date goods every month 1 am«commanded by said execution of a Weekly. No Other cents per pound. There were 12,"00 Topic—"A helping hand.” This is the pounds in the lot sold. beginning of our League year, we are delightful gifts suitable for wedding, birthday or parties. j and order of sale to make sale of the Newspaper in the Worli Col. Williams has been out of town hereinafter described real property to planning big things, come and help us Fine stationery—Box Paper 15^ up. Embassy Lawn box several days this week purchasing wool satisfy the judgment, costs and accru to make our Society what it ought to Gives so Much at so paper, 48 envelopes and 48 sheets paper 25f'—a bargain ■ id mohair for a Portland firm of which ing costs and attorney’s fee, I will be. A welcome for everybody. Fine perfumery. Colgates Talcum 15^ — Colgates Dental he is the repr esentative. therefore on MONDAY the 22nd day ::o . ■. ■ ’>■ Dr. Van Fossin of Ashland will Low a Price. Cream & Dental powder and Lilly’s Dental cream 20#- of May, 1916, at the hour of 10 o’clock T. W. Osgood ¡of Medford, the engi preach at 11 a. m. You can’t afford to Shaving toap 5f! Colgates Shaving sties, powder and cream A. M. at the front door of the Court neer who superintended the construc miss his message. 20# Hohner harmonicas 25# to $1.00. Playing cards 10c up. House in Jacksonville, Jackson County tion of the city water works in this The pastor will preach at 7;30, spe There has never been a time wh»n a Toilet soaps 5c cake up. You are most welcome. Come State of Oregon, offer for sale and will newspaper was more needed in the place, four yeass ago, visited friends cial music. in and see our fine display of goods. sell all of the right title and interest household, The great war in Europe here Sunday. Alwys a welcome to everybody at that the defendants had on the date of has now entered its second year, with Methodist church, where the gospel, Whv support G. W. Ager for County the mortgage herein foreclosed or have no promise of an end for a long timo, School Superintendent? Because he is the whole gospel and nothing but the since acquired or now have in and to These are worl 1 shaking events, in gospel is preached. a progressive with a record. He nev the Lot numbered four of the Gold which the United States, willing or un J. IK ROBINSON, M. Il, Prop., R. A. Hutchinson er lost^ a position in his life nor did he Range Orchards, Jackson County Ore- willing. has been compelled to take a Pastor. Jacksonville, Oregon. ■evir leave a place where he Could have gon, according to the recorded plat part. No intelligent person can ignore stayed. Paid Adv. thereof. such issues. That said lot will be sold at sai l time H. N.. Lofland of Medfoid, candi The Presidential contest also will date for (he republican nomination for Having secured the services of MR. O. J. SEVERIN of Lincoln. Neb- 1 and place in the manner provided to soon be at hand. Already candidates satisfy the judgment above named to r sheriff was in town Thursday in the in- braska, who is an expert watchmaker and engraver; having had 12 year.- gether with the costa and attorney’s. for the nomination are in the field, and '•t ere st* ef his campaign. Mr. Lofland the campaign, owing to the extraordi experience in repairing high grade American and Swiss watches, I am no*’ i fees. ^as bbrff and raised in Jackson CQUn- nary character of the times, will be o Dated this 21st day of April, 1916. ■'ty ahd is known directly and indirectly supremo in'erest. No other newspa prepared to give my patrons an additional service where prom tneas and W. H. S ingler , Sheriff. ' l&'njoiit Qf the voters et the county, per wid inform you with the prompt By E. W. W ilson , Deputy. quality of work will meet with real appreciation in each department of 'jffis jtdvertisement and picture appear ness and cheapness of the Thrice-a- ■A«»> . .io anotber column of this paper. Week edition of the New York World. repairing. THE THK1CE-A-WEEK WORLD'S ' •’* W. W. Truax of Gold Hill, candidate Watches, diamond setting, manufacturing, agate cutting and moun'ing, regular subscription pri-e is only $1 Oft Bridge Plans Finished for republican nomination for county and engraving will represent the best' per year, and this pays for 156 papers. assessor was a visitor at this office Sa|em, Or., April 18 —Plans for a re- We offer this unequalled newspapv’’ TJbtpaJayjnorning. Mr. Truax has been ' in forced concrete bridge across Ochoco and deputy assessor for Jackson county for creek, near Prineville, have been com six years and before coming west had POST pleted by Stat« Eogineer Lewis. The JACKSONVILLE "slxvears experience in assessor» office estimated cost in $3990. The state en $2.00 cash : together for one year for •in Michigan, He feels that he is well gineer has »tan re-viv. d a request for I onlv. "ffgpiified for the position to which he plans for a 180-foot wooden span to be The Hoose of Quality• Visitors Always Welcome, For the Correct Time Phone 16. aspire*. His announcement appears I constructed near Myrtle Point, in Coosi The regular subscription price of the two papers is $2.59, elsewhere in thia paper. county, I .L. . . . •. «i.»s 1 ♦ Jacksonville Post EAR SOD” Most Richly Hawed Cliew I hat Was Ever Pressed Into PlyfjS City Drug & Gift Store CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE MARTIN J. REDDY The Jeweler