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T T— Jacksonville Post MARRIED Chauncey Florey was at Medford Called to New Fields Guardian’s Sale of Real Property Friday. IN'THE COUNTY COURT OF 1HKSTATEOF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY. Junge Prim was a visitor at MeJford SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1916. Tuesday. R-v. P. S. Bundy, pastor of the First GROVE-LAWRENCE-At Jackson In the matter of the Estate of ville, Oregon, Saturday Ma., 13, 19.6, Presbyterian c iureh of this city has i Daniel Whetstone. Inaane. Chris Kenney was in from B uicom accepted a call as pastor of the Pres-: by Henry G. Dux, J. P. ; Henry i Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of this week. LOCAL NEWS older of the County County Court of Jackson bvterian church of Central Point. Mr. ' Grove and Alice Matilda Lawrence. I 1 an County. Oregon. made on the 13th day of May, Ben Sheldon of Medford was in town i Bandy will move his family to tha’ city 1916. in the matter of the estate of Daniel Whet this week. and wil. preach his first-ermonin Cen stone, Insane, the undersigned. Guardian of suid Fred Offenbacher of Applegrte was Miss May me Eaton visited friends at tral Point on about July ’st. He has i HENDRICKS—HORR—At Jackson- estate, will sell at private saie to the highest bid in town Friday. been pastor of the local Presbyterian viile. Oregon, Friday May, 19, 1916, der for cash, gold coin of t'.e United States, and Medford Friday. Lewis Ulrich was a business visitor to confirmation by said County Court, on church for the last four years and it is by Henry G. Dox, J. P.: Howard I I subject County Clerk Gardner was a visitor and after Monday. June 19th 1916. at f o’clock I*. at Medford Monday. with regret that the people of the con Hendricks and Miss Ollie Horr. j at Medford Friday. M. at the premises in Jackson County, Oregon. Judge Prim was a business visitor at gregation see their pastor leave. I all the right, title, interest and estate of the said | | J. F. Rocho of Ashland transacted Medford Wednesday. Daniel Whetstone in and to all that tv tain lot. Nut a few of those Mexican reports piece, or parcel of land situate, lying ur.d being 1 business in town today: Frank Bybee was a business visitor A New York concern has shipped are coining from uur title*. in Jackson County. Oregon, and bounded and de | All work done in 1916 at W. R. MADE SY M.8DERN PROCESSES in Medford Thursday. 500 typewriters to Lisbon. We ha I no' Wiial _____ has __________ become of the okl-fashion- scribed ass follows, to-wit: Spark’s must be spot cash. Mrs. Rose Singler was a visitor at V ou wnnt to grt all the enjoyment idea that puor little Portugal also had who always wanted a , enny for The NEV» of NEU of Section 22. Township 38 S. J If you like this paper, drop in and one of those submarine crisis on. Range 2 Wist. Willamette Meridian. Oregon. i and benefit possible out of tobacco. Medford Friday night. an all-day sucKei? The West 40 acres (undivided) of the following 1 1 hen chew piny tobacco. Dan Catlin of Weed, Cal. was a visi subscribe. Onlv $1-50 per year. described land, excepting 10 34 acres oft' west side ' 'ton want your chew to have the The county offices were closed Friday tor in town this week. described in Deed Record of Jackson County. Or wholesome, appetizing richness of ripe on account of election day. egon, Vol. 102 at page 395. fruit. Then ci'.cw Spear Head. W. H. Singler was a business visitor Beginning at Northwest corner of Donation ’ want a plug with a deliciously Mrs. Lewis Ulrich visited friends at at Medford Wednesday. Land Claim No. 80 in Twp. 37 South. Range 2 sweet and mellow flavor that lasts as Medford Friday afternoon. West, thence South 27.80 chains to Southeast cor long as the chew lasts. Then chew Paul Force of Tolo was visiting old ner of D L. C. No. 79 at 28.25 chains to a stone 16 Spear Head. Miss Alice Hanlev was a visitor in friends in town this week. x 12 x 10 inches for corner, thence East 3.45 cha. One chew of Spear Head will con this city Friday afternoon. The primary election is over. Are set u lock—16 x 12 x 8 inches for corner; thence I vince any man that there's no other to« People will re id a neat printed bill Norin 14.50 chains. set a rock 16 x 14 •: 10 inches liacco on earth with such a rich ?nd you pleased with the result? All the heat is concen for corne; thence East 36.55 chains, set a stone 18 lasting flavor. That's I . cause all the but will not look twice at a bad scrawl I. ej Spear of Medford transacted trated where it is needed x 8 x8 inches for*corner; thence North P.’.Ta chains ' natural juices of the ch.iicc.t Burk/ Albeit Mitchell is visiting at the b isiness in this city Monday. to Northeutot corner .of D. L. C. No. to; thence j leaf are retained in Spear Head. —keeps you cool and home of his undo Nick Mitchell on the West 40 chains to place of beginning, containing i The making of Spear Head is mn. John A. Peri of Medford was a caller Little Applegate. makes for better cooking 60 acres of land. ducted strictly according to purc-L, >d at this office Thursday evening. methods in a great modern factory that Dated this 20th day of May 1916. Bettter get your batter wrappers is spic-and-span t'.iroujliO’it. We print Trespass Not ces and No printed at this office and comply NICK KIME. The most expensive, modc-n rrn. Guardian. I Hunting, signs, at this office. with the law governing the sale of cesses kier» Spear Head fresh, sweet Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown butter pruducts. and pute at every ttage. The luscious ¡.lug of Spear Tie d, was a visitor in town Saturday. NOTICE—I have opened a law office buninions. from which you bite tin I sti J. B' Coleman of Talent was greet in a room adjoining the office of the wholesomest of chev.;.. repie ;cntj ing friends in town Wednesday. the highest form of 1 lug tobacco Jacksonville Post, where persons hav IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE production. Gus Newbury transacted business at ing legal business to transact can find . Trj Spear Head—the very best elietv Why not cook with 1 ~ OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY me every day from 8:33 A. M, to 5 P. | the court house Thursday morning. that money ran buy. In it'c cuts, a modern oil stove this sum ! M. — D. W. Bagshai^. For Best wrapped in wax paper. The Medford Democrats are all fuss II. Eugene Badger, Plaintiff. mer and be comfortable? ed up over the new postmastership. Results vs. Bakes, broiis, roasts, toasts. The Votes in Jacksonville Use J. C. Herring of Central Point was a More efficient than your wood B. R. Freeland and N. J. Freeland, Weather Report. business visitor in this city Monday. or coal stove, and costs less to his wife, F. M Fregland and ....... Pearl Oil operate. Freeland, his wife, Ethel B. Van Mr. and Mrs. W. VanDyke of Ash Following is the report of IT. S. Vol Following is the vote of this city for Better cooking because the Natta and G. M. Van Natta, her land were recent visitors in this city. unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; county officers on Republican ticket: . long blue chimneys give stead husband, Roy E. Freeland and .... Jacksonville, for month of April. Representative: Bowers 94, Sheldon Col. H. H. Sargent was a business ier, more evenly distributed Freeland, his wife, Nellie A. Pierce 1 117, Thomas 108 Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi visitor at Medford Tuesday afternoon. heat, under perfect control— (formerly Nellie A. Brandendurg) tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. ' Dist. Atty: Carkin 92, Roberts 81, Wat Dr. O. N. Nelson of Medford trans like gas. No smoke or smell. and F. E. Pierce, her husband, Wal acted business in this city Wednesday. son 36. In 1, 2, 3 and 4-turner sizes, ter R. Freeland and Nettie K. Free- ■1 ovens separate. Also cabinet Date .Vi aximuni Minimum A number of people from this city ; Co. Clerk: Gardner 162, Hildebrand 35. Ian I, bis wife, Elva Freeland, Mabel Wilson 15. models with tireless Cooking attended the ball game at Medford E. Freeland an I Belle Fairchild, = I 65 1 40 Recorder: Florey 149. Ovens. Sunday. <formerly Belle Freeland) also the 69 31 2 Commissioner: Owen 171. 3 Ask your dealer today. 33 unknown heirs of deceased .defend 70 George M. Roberts of Medford was Sheriff. Grieve 72, Lofland 18, Walket 4 66 36 ants, and also all other persons or shaking hands with friends here Tues 14, Wilson 110. 66 33 STANDARD OIL s oarties unknown claiming any right day. G 69 44 Treasurer: Blake'.v 84, Cronemiller 109, COMPANY title, estate, lien or interest in the 75 41 7 Ira Coffman of Bi.ncom attended to Maule 28. (California) 74 8 41 real estate described in the com business matters in this city Monday Coroner: Perl 169. 9 71 40 . plaint herein, forenoon. 6 k 45 Assessor: Herring 22, Launspach 63, 10 1.00 Defendants. 51 38 ..sL 11 0 A number of persons from this city ! ' Truax 10, Wilson 49, Coleman 38. 60 29 To B. R. Freeland and N. J. Free- 12 For Sale By attended the big Applegate picn c School Supt: Ager 62, Hanby 55, Smith 71 31 land, his wife, F. M. Freeland and .... 13 Thursday. 4'1, Wells 53. 65 14 41 TAYLOR-WILLIAMS Co., Freeland, his wife, Ethel B. Van Nat- 60 15 32 Gertrude Dunnington and Mary Bag- Cent. Com. South: Fick 18, Miller 61. ta and G. M. Nan Natta, her husband, 67 39 LEWIS ULRICH. 16 ,, ,, North; Bagshaw 58, Sar sbaw were visitors in Medford Sunday 59 37 17 24 gent 43. i Roy E. Freeland and .. ... Freeland, 18 afternoon. ABB; TT HARDWARE Co., 51 38 14 | his wife, Nellie A. Pierce, (formerly 19 59 2.' Deputy Sheriff E. W. Wilson trans FRED » hick . I N’llii A. Brandenburg) and F E. 20 66 42 a :ted official business Citation. at Medford Pi >r< e, her husband, Wai er II. Free- 21 57 44 Wednesday. 61 32 land and Nettle R. Freeland, bis wife, 22 76 31 Elva F.'.e'and, Mabel E. Freeland and 23 W. T. Grieve who ha3 been confined I IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STA’l E 72 42 24 1 elle Fairchild (formerly Belle Frei- to his house with illness the past week 68 OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY. 41 25 land) and also the unknown heirs of de 26 is reported better. 74 42 In the MATTER of the ESTATE 59 39 ceased defendants and also all other 27 12 Get your stationery printed at this of DAVID MAYHAM, deceased, 53 36 06 persons or parties unknown claiming 28 office. Our work is guaranteed and commonly known as David Mims. 65 31 29 Waklee’s and Woodlark Squirrel Poison any right, title, estate, lien or interest 30 75 36 our prices are right. To Rachel Mayham, Lavina Dowell, in the real estate described in the com 31 35 and 30c per can. A number of autos from Medford Nora Matthews, Charley Winkle, Mark 1.7*5 plaint herein, the above named defend passed through this city enroute to the Winkle, Ethel Winkle, Mamie Winkle, Dr. Hess ’ Stock Food. ants. Temperature—mean max. 65 5 ; mean Blue Ledge mines Sunday. Ina Winkle, Bertha Winkle, Glenn IN THE NAME OFTHE STATE OF mir. 37.5 ; mean 51.5 . Max.76 on 23. Winkle, Rachel Buckland, Joseph May Ashland people are making extensive Dr. Hess’ Poultry Panacea. OREGON Yon are hereby required to Minimum. 29, on 12. Greatest daily I preparations for a grand celebration to hem, Rosette Wooley, John Mayham, appear and answer the complaint of range, 39. Total precipitation 1.76 Andrew Winkle, Lester Winkle, Hazel Dr. Hess’ Dip and Disinfectant. be held in Ashland July 4, 5 and 6. the above plaintiff in the above entitled inches. Greatest in 21 hours, 1.00 in., Mrs. Emma Bebb of Central Point Winkle Glover, Alma Winkle, William court, now on file with the clerk of on 10. Number of days with .01 Lee’s Lice Killer. was seriously injured in an auto mixup, Winkle, heirs of the above named de said court, within ten days from the inch or more precipitation, 6. clear. ceased, and to all other heirs unknown, Monday evening while returning from date of the service of this summons up I 18; partly cloudy, 5; cloudy, 7. Formaldehyde for Grain and Potatoes. if any such there be, and to all other a trip to Ashland. on you, if served in Jackson County. Precipitation for season. 18.72 persons interested in said estate: Oregon, but if terved in any other Precipitation for last season 19.45 The Southern Oregon Traction Co. is IN THE NAME OF THF STATE OF county in the state of Oregon, then rl. B ritt , makings preliminary survey of the pro OREGON: You and each of you are within twenty days from the date of Cooperative Oburver posed route to the Blue Ledge, A par hereby ordered and required to appear J. IK ROBINSON, M. I)., Prop., the sei vice of thia summons upon ty of surveyors started on the work in the above entitled matter ir. the you; or if personally served! Jacksonville, Oregon. Monday morning. County Court of Jackson County, State on you out of the State! THE THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw, Mr. and Mrs. of Oregon, at the court-room of said of Oregon, then within six weeks after j E. S. Wilson, Alice Hoefs, Marian court at Jacksonville, Jackson County. the date of such service; and if served OF THE NEW YORK WORLD — Bowen, Mary Bagshaw, Edith HoefB State of Oregon, on THURSDAY, by publication thereof, then within six and Joe McIntire attended the com JUNE 29th., A. D. 1916, at the hour weeks from th.-date of first publica- mencement exercises at Medford Fri of 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said ■ tion! and you are hereby notified that Practically a Daily at the Price day, to then and there show cause, if day night. i if you fail to »ppear and answer said any there be, why an order authorizing from Medford to of a Weekly. No Other ! complaint, as hereby required, the Misses Margaret and Etta Morcom administrator of said estate, Jo- plaintiff will apply to the court for the formerly of this city, were two of the geph Mayham> to sell the following N? wspap*r in the World relief prayed for in his complaint, to- pupils who graduated from the Ash- described real property belonging to wit, For a decree of the court that the land High School Thursday evening. 1 gajd estate, at private sale, shou d not Gives so Much at so 1 defendants have no right or interest , VIA The Post extends congratulations to made and entered herein in accor- i whatsoever in the followingg described the young ladies. I jance with the prayer of said adminis- Low a Price. I premises, situated in Jackson County, The commencement exercises of the trator’s petition filed herein. The south Oregon, to-wit: Medford High Schools were held at the half of the following described tract, Beginning at a point 9.65 chains I There has never been a time when a Page Theatre last night. Among the to-wit: Beginning at a point 14 chains On sale daily: June 1st to Sept. 30:h, 1916 north of ‘he southwest corner of the newspaper was more needed in the 48 pupils who completed the four years south and 5 chains 15 links east from Stopovers allowed northeast quar'er of the southwest 1 household. The great war in Europe work and received diplomas was Dan- the quarter section post on the west Return limit: 90 days from date of sale not to quarter of section 5, township 39, south, l has now entored its second year, with iel W. Bagshaw, Jr., son of the editor bne of Section 6, Twp. 36, South, of exceed Ort. 31, 1916 range one east of the Willamette Mer- ! no promise of an end for a long time, of the Post. A number of persons from Range 1, East of the Willamette Mere- l idian, Oregon; thence east 20 77oha1ns; These are world shaking events, in this city attended the exercises. dian, in Oregon, and running thence “To start right is to end right” — , _ ,, ... ... x. west 19 chains and 30 links; thence , thence north .35 chains; thence west which the United States, willing or un T. L. Devore while driving on the I .. OQ . . .. . ... , . ... . . . north 83 chains; thence east 19 chains 20.77 chains; thence south .35 chains to willing, has been compelled to take a Jacksonville , hill road u and ■.. . ... Saturday evening , and u 35 links; thence south 83 chains I part No intelligent person can ignore the place of beginning. was thrown from his buggy and severe- «... , . , such issues. .... , . 7 .... to the place of beginning, all in lack-i i That the defendants be forever en- !y injured, a broken arm and bad y n Î8 the right wag to start The Presidential contest also will / • . . ' i son County. State of Oregon, ' joined and debarred from asserting bruised shoulder with a number of mi- .. , . . soon be at hand. Already candidates ... i ... I ,, Thltl ,, citation is served upon Lavina any claim whatever in and to the said nor ... injuries caused his removal to the I , . . , ... Attractions enroute * l , I Dowell In U7£>11 anil _ rnn id n». t and .Inhn John .Vlavnam Mayham. nnn non-residerit ; land and premises adverse to the plain- for the nomination are in the field, and hospital at Medford, where he is re heirs of this state, and upon the un the campaign, owing to the extraordi- SEE | tiff, and that the title of the plaintiff ported to be getting along nicely, known heirs, if any such there be, by , narv character of the times, will be o Mt. Shasta Shasta Springs ---- Mt. Lassen i is good and valid in said premises. The grand jury was in session this the publication hereof once a week for San Francisco Los Angeles Yosemite Valley Under and by virtue of an order I supreme interest. No other newspa week. Seven true bills and one “not four successive weeks 10 days prior to Panama California Exposition Southern California Beaches made by the Hon. F. M. Calkins, judge per wi'l inform you with the prompt a true” were returned. A visit to the June 29, 1916, pursuant to order of the i of said court, dated the 17th day of ness and cheapness of the Thrice-a- p wr farm was made and the various Judge of the above entitled court-of LIMITED TRAINS Week edition of the New York World. J May, 1916, I his summons is served on offices in the court house were examin date May 20, 1916. THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLD’S on all Southern Pacific routes. 1 the defendants by the publication ed, Stub Wilson, keeper of the jail was . Date of first publication is MAY 20, regular subscription pri^e is only $1 60 thereof for six successive weeks in the O gden R oute —‘The r.ute of Limiteds.’ complimented very highly cn the excel 1916. per year, and this pays for lóti papers. Jacksonville Post, a weekly newspap S unset R oute -‘Through Storyiand.’ lent condition in which that institution We offer this unequalled newspaper WITNESS the Hon. F. L. TouVelie, er printed and published at Jackson E l P aso R oute —‘The route of the lowest altitudes.’ is kept. The jury found many valua Judge of the above entitled court with and ville. Or. gon and the defendants bv ble old records stored in the garret of the seal of said court heteto affixed Cail on lo'-al agent for fur; her information or write said order are requbed to appe.r and JACKSONVILLE POST the woodshed, endangered by fire and this 20th day of May, 19i6. answer within six wet l.s from the date JOHN M. SCOTT. General Pae. -nzer Avert. Portland. Oretron subject to theft; also many records in ATTEST: together fur one year for ♦2.00 cash of the first pubfcationheieof. the different offices without vault room onlv. G. A. G ardner Date of first publication May 20,1916. in which to store them, and recommend County Clerk of Jack- The regular subscription price of the N ellie D ickey that this condition be remedied. son County, Oregon. two papers is $2.50, Attorney for plaintiff. “SPEAR HEAD” Codi in a cool Kitchen OIL CO^SJOVL City Drug & Gift Store CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Special Rates Principal Eastern Cities CALIFORNIA THE SHASTA ROUTE SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
