Jacksonville post., July 29, 1916, Image 3

Jacksonvil’e Post
Notice Of Sheriff’s Sale
Net ice of Sheriff’s b .tc
Weather Report.
W. Tennev, Plaintiff,
vs
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
SATURDAY, JULY 29 . 1916.
Pi-tint
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R ■io River F.i m Pi diels Co., a cur unteer ( «operative Observer, E. Britt;
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r i .n. ¡•'I'.'d.-r ck C. N If, Northern Jacksonville, for month of
June.
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LOCAL NEWS
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
Mr >md I huaban I und L. L Crabb,
i;l W. H Walker, Defendants
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. •
For Fire Insurance that protects,
Hall’a to i
Defend dits,
lly
virlue
of
an
execution
and
or
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c i'l at this effir e.
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alley and ! By virtue of an Execut on, and order
Ce* y t r job rrinting at this office.
A. L. Gall was a business visitor 11 : surrounuing countiy. The ii i. ra vii- of sale duly issue I out. of and und. r der < f sale duly issued out of and un Date M iximum Minimum Precipita­
tion :
de h ? se il of the Circuit Court of the
J. S. Elliot of Seattle is in the valley I Medford Tuesday.
eluded Ro.-s Lain', Willow Springs, the s-ul of the Circuit Court of the S'ate of Oregon, in and f«r the County 1
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this week.
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Jasten Hartman was a business i Tolo, The N irrows, G 'Id 1 ill, Sami 8 ate of Oregon, in an I for the County o' Jackson, to me directed and dated the
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Dunford were visitor in this city Tuesday.
i Valley, Mo I ic Oicharh, Bvbe ‘.s of J c'.son, to me di reel d and dated t e
llth day if July. 1916, in a lull therein 4
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50
23:h
day
of
Jul
',
1916,
in
a
c?r
uin
su
t
in town fr<m their ranch, Friday.
Bridge,
Central
Point,
e
c.
The
day
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick were visitors
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wh rein the' plaintiff A. W. i'e.aney. 5
,1T
thcrei
i
for
the
fo
-ecio
i.,rj
of
a
atmos-
;
was
fine
f
r
sightseeing,
the
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G. W. Dally of Lake Creek was a at Medford Thursday evening.
wa<
reii
1
red
a
judgment
against
th.'
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in which L i! i Va i '.Vegan, ’
b usiness visitor in this -city Tuesday. 1 Miss Alta Walsh who has been visit­ pliere was clear su tha’ Ian >ni irks sjeii M >rtra
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as 1’1 lint, ti i r c i. erej a ju Igment1 Rogue R.ver Farm Fi'odueis Co., a cor­ 8
Mrs. S. E. Dunnington is enjoying ing friends in Medford this week re­ as Pilot perk and others w re distinct­
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poration,
on
lhe
24th
lav
of
M
trch,
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a
;ain
t
tha
d
t'
?n
laut
Alli
C.
Bishl
ly visible although nines away.
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an outing at Squaw Lake this week. timed home Friday.
1916,
for
the
sum
of
1
hr.-e
Th.-us.md
!
1°
The route travelled was’ some fifty and A. W. Bis! i and each of them fur j Five Hundred Fifty ($35>i) !>0) Dollars, ii
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A number of people from this city miles in length and not a dull or un the sum of Th e* Hundred Eighty I
Thomas Barr, aged 68*years died at
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Medford, Sunday. He w as a native of atte ded “The Birth of a Nation,” at interesting minute in the entire time, Seven and 40 103 ($387 0) Dollars, ! with int rest thereon from the 14th 13
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i day of An'il, ¡915, at the rate of 12% 14
the Page theatre, this week.
Ohio.
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the scene changing like a kaleidoscope, with interest there >n from sai.i 24th I p r annum and the farther sum of 1 I"
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Jno.
W.
Pernoll
and
Tom
Herriot
day
of
July,
1916.
a
the
rate
of
per
Ibi)
and presenting a variety of pleasing
Deer 1 unting sea=on op ts Aug.. 15.
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I $27.90 taxes paid by plaintiff on the'
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State Editors meet at Medford, passed through town enroute from views from pastoral scenes with fields cent Der annum, and the further sum mortgaged preniires; and $350.09 alter i 17
7b
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of
$12.0"
costs
’
Medford
to
their
homea
at
Applegate
of waving grain, her.13 of sleek look­
Aug. 4.
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Public N itiea Is Hereby Given, that ney’s fee an I the furtner sum of twen­ |20
Monday.
ing cattie, broad acres of meadows,
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ty-one ($21.00) costs, which judgment
Attirnev H. A. Canada of Medford
i
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compliance
with
the
’
.
'onrn
mils
of
70
35
orchards
with
half
a
thousand
acres
in
■
21
The
city
water
has
been
in
bad
con
was
enrolled
and
ioaketed
in
the
dart's
wai a business visitor in this city
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122
said
exeeutio..
ar.d
order
of
sale,
I
dition this week, owing it is thought bearing fruit trees, etc. to the majestic
office of said court in said county on 23
Tues lay.
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to sediment in the pip* s which has works of nature such as the Table' will on
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the 24ih day of March, 1916, and is of 24
50
M rs. J. M. Williams and Miss Issie been dislodged.
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Rock, acres in extent with its flat top Monday, AugUSt 28til, 1916 record in Volume 21 of the Circuit ! 25
McCully were at Medford Friday
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23
' Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis and family and perpendicular sides of dark colored -
Court Journal at uages 156 and 157 1 27
afternoon.
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rock, a fitt ing monument to the throes at ' boor of 10 o clock A. M at the
04
returned Friday evening from Yreka,
thereof.
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Mrs. Margaret Wo >ley of Butte ¡Cal., where they have been visiting of Creation, the wonderful Rogue with from daar of the Court House in Jack-
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Public Notice i*
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its many rapids, Mts. Pitt and Ash-. SJI'V’il ’. Oregon, offer for sale and
Falls was a visitor in-this c!!y Monday , for the past two weeks.
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land, snow capped and shining in the! w'u s at pub ic auction to the high- in compliance with the commands i f 1 31
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afternoon.
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s u l execution and order of sale I will
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| Mrs. Dave Duncan of Gold Hill was
bid.I t tor cash, subject to rode np
Bob Finney is spending a few days visiting friends in th:s city several ray? of the declining sun like diamonds.
al l’on as by statute provided, all of the orí Monday, August Í4, 1916, 1 Temperature—mean max. 78.23; mean
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with Chas. Dunford Jr., at his ranch i I days this week. Mrs. Duncan was on an azure background, forming
succession of views unsurpassed ■ ■ by . right, title and interest that the de- nt the hour of 10 o,clock A. M at the mir. 4'i .33; mean ( 2.78. Max. 10t> on 16,
near Buncom.
formerly Miss Retta Johnston of this
| fendants above named h id on the date
those of any country.
front door of the c ,urt house in Jack­ I Minimum, .35, oil 21. Greatest daily
i
G. H. Smith a young man of Cres-' place.
' of the mortgage herein foreclosed or
This
was
only
one
of
the
manv
routes
sonville,
lacKson County, State of Or­ range, 47. Total precipitation 0. iS
rent City died of lockjaw at Medford
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in our fair valley open to the lover have since acquired or now have in egon, offer for sale and will sell all the 1 inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.16in.,
tosp'ta', Thursday.
Fire Destroys Deneff Residenc of nature. Try a few trips and you and to the foill-jwing described re I i right, title and interest that the de­ i on
1. Num be r of days with .01
Mrs. V, C. Taylor will open a board­
will never complain that Southern Ore­ property, situated in the County of fen laiit corporation had on the date of inch or more precipitation, 6. elea*.
ing house in a suitable k ca’ion, on or
I Jac ron, State of Oregon, towit:
gon is dull and uninteresting.
t
the mortgage herein forecloied, to-wii: 15; partly cloudy, 7; cloudy. 8.
about August 5th.
The North half of Lot Numbered i
Residents of our little city were
L0.:.6
Preci pi taiion for season.
March 3rd, 1914, or have since ac­
3 in Block No. 2 of the Cottage
Lou Baker attended the Birth of a ' roused from their slumbers at 1:15
Precipitation for last season
quired or now have in and to the fol­
Addition to the City (formerly
Nation at the Page theatre in Medford ( Thursday morning by the fire bell and
FOR OREGON ROADS
el. H kiit ,
lowing described premises situated
town)
of
Medford,
as
numbered
Thurs lay evening.
itheloulcry of fire! fire! and upon
Coopera' ¡ve
Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
ar.d described o i the recorded plat
Rev. Hutcninson of the M. E. church gaining the outer air found the sky lit
North half of the Southwest qua
Washington, July £6.— Apportion­
who has been ill for several weeks is up by flames which were rapidly ment among the states of the first i thereof.
ter of Section 15 Township 37 South
Said
premises
will
be
sold
at
said
wrecking
one
of
the
city
’
s
most
attrac
­
reported to be improving slowly.
of Range 1 West of the Willamette
I year’s appropriation of $5,000,000 ti ne and pl ice in the manner provided
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Storey and family tive residences, on South Oregon St. carried by the new rood roads ait by law for the salisfact on of said i Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon
The house was a two-story frame was announced today by the depart­
of Wolf Creek visited at the home of
judgment, costs and accruing casts of | excepting therefrom the north half
Mrs. W. P. Bailey in this city Sunday. building with several fine porches, ment of agriculture which has certi­ this sale.
of the Northeast quarter of the
aiditions, etc., and with the contents fied the figures to the treasury dc-
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Northeast quarter ot the Southw st I
Tie kali game at Medtord Sunday
Da
e
1
this
27th
day
of
July,
1916.
■ was entirely destroyed within about p irtment and state officials. "
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quarter.
betwee i Medford and Klamath Falls
W.
H.
S
ingler
,
Sheriff
4» minutes from the sound of the first
i
Southwest quarter of the South­ i
To be entitled to its ehare, each
te»ms was won easily by the latter.
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
alarm.
west quarter of said section, town­
s ate must provide an amount equal
Score was 7 to 0.
Owing to the fact that most of the
ship and range; also the Northeast
Mrs. Fobert Finney is camping at firemen were doubtless in bed at their I to that put up by the federal govern­
Carrar.zs will have to admit that
quarter of the Northeast quarter and □»st Richly* Flavored Chew
the Sulphur springs on Applegate with homes when the alarm sounded, the ment.
there is not a great deal of manana in [ lots 1 2 and 3 in section 21, in said
Texas
gets
the
largest
share,
$291
-
her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Mc- fire had gained such headway by the
township and range, all being situat­
927; New York second, $250,720; Penn­ Urcle Sam's present demeanor.
ïbai Was Ever Pressed
Intyre this week.
time the water was turned on that no sylvania third, $230, 644, and Illinois
ed in Jackson County, Oregon.
Something else to be thankful for
The S. O. Traction Co. has a force chance of saving the structure remain­ fourth, $220,644.
Into Plugs ■
is that fact that no American shins j All of the above described re il pro-
of thr e men putting in new ties in ed. Only the hard work of the firemen
Oregon gets $78 687 as its share.
have been torpedoed recently.
perty will be sold at said time and
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the place of the old rotten ones in saved the Helms residence adjoining,
place in the manner provided by la.v
their line along C street this week.
FAVORITE
FOR
A
GENERATION
from the flames.
for the sale of real property tin ier I
D. W. Bagshaw has been appointed
The origin of the fire is unknown.
execution to satisfy the judgment, |
Red-blooded men with real tobacco ■t
agent for the Pacific Fire Insurance Mrs. Deneff who lived alone in the
eosts, attorney's fee and accruing costs j hunger find that they can satisfy it only J
C j . at this city and will be pleased to house was absent during the after­
of this sale. ~ Dated this 12th day of by chewing, and the most wholesome
write your insurance, Office with noon, returning home late in the even­
and satisfying tobacco to chew is that
July 1916.
Jacksonville Post.
ing and was asleep in her room when
w. H. singler , Sheriff made in plug form.
The limit of luxury in tobacco chew-
Bv E. w. W ilson Deputy.
Sherman Wooley of Eagle Point and the fire was discovered by the neigh­
iog is the rich, sweet, jtiity flavor that
bors
wh«se
cries
awakened
her
to
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Mi is Nellie Smith of Butte Falls, were
■■ ickles through your system when you
united in marriage at the Presbyterian find the house wrapped in seething
chew Spear Head.
Notice
ot Sheriff’s Sale
flames
and
egress
by
the
door
shut
Manse in this city Monday; Rev. A. H.
No oilier chewing tobacco is so mel-
off; hastily grabbing her clothes she
Mary A. Kincaid
Plaintiff
li-.v, so luscious and so satisfying. No
Gammons officiated.
escaped through a window of her bed­
other equals Spear Head for putting a
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N. R. Moore of Corvallis, formerly
been edge on your appetite.
room. There had been no fire in the
Charles
H.
Pierce
and
Anna
L.
II.
one of the proprietors of the Gazette- stove since noon Wednesday. Loss is |
All the convenien­
Head is made of the world's
Pierce, husband and wife. Defendants ' Spear
Times of that place was a visitor here estimated at about $3500 It is re-
t tobacco leaf—the choicest of red
Eakes, brc.’s, roasts
ce» of gas — better
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By virtue of an execution and ordor Kentucky Hurley. This leaf is selected
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Moore is
toasts. Vcro efficient
ported that the building and contents
cooking and
of sale duly issued out of and under for its full, juicy richness with the
working for the establishment of a were insured for $2500.
than your wood or coal
t painstaking care, is stemmed by
cleaner
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
State Normal school at Pendleton.
ha.id,
is pressed into Spear Head plugs
Stove,
and
costs
less
to
State of Oregon in and for the County . 0 slowly
cooler
that not a drop of the rich,
Mrs. M. C. Taylor will open a board­
operate.
Your
cooking
Jackson,
to
me
directed,
dated
the
15
of
natural juice escapes.
kitchen
At The Churches
ing house on or about August 5th.
is better, too, because
day of July, 1916, in a certain suit
Your first chew of Spear Head will
Location will be announced later.
therein for the foreclosure of a Mort­ open your eyes to the genuine enjoy­
you have heat-control
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Mrs. Taylor conducted a boarding house
,
gage i:i which the Plaintiff Mary A. ment there is in chewing.
like a gas stove.
and hotel in this city for more than
( hew the rich and mellow tobacco
Services held every Sunday morning
Kincaid, recovered a decree and judg­
that has been the favorite for a third
30 years and gave universal satisfac­ at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall.
ment against the defendants Charles of a century—that's Spear Head, tn
tion to the public.
Everybody welcome
H. Pierce and Anna L. H. Pierce, for lUc cuis, wrapped in wax paper.
the sum of Five Hundred Eighty-five
On another page of this paper appears
(585.00) Dollars with Interest thereon
an ad of the Associated Railways
The Portland Wirke".
P resbyterian
from said 1st day of January, 19l6, at
which sets out the wage controversy
the rate of 8 per cent per annum and
from the viewpoint of the railroads.
10: A. M. Sabbath School, classes
The New Perfection
a further sum of $28.04 with int.
CATI'LE
The ad is paid for at regular rates and for all.
gives a clean, odorless,
f.'JT
thereon at the rate of 12% per annum
while we have not taken sides in the
11: A. M. Morning Worship, Theme: ;
Bootless flame because of
The market opened yesterday with
from January, 1st 1916, and the fur-
the long blue chimneys.
controversy we advise you to read it. “Faith and Works.”
Cuts out the drudgery of
ther sum of Twenty (20’09) Doilars, a light offering of about 8)0 head. »D
8: P. M. Evening Worship, Theme:'
Best
Mary and Albert Hackert visited the
wood or coal.
Keeps
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costs, which judgment was enrolled The demand was very limited, Th» ■■
“
The
Christains
’
Attitude
toward
Evil
Resulti
your kitchen cool. In
family of S. L. Johnson of Thompson
and docketed in the* Clerk's office of prices on prime steers were a quarter A
For
the
prayer
meeting
on
Thursday
1,2,3
and
4-burner
sizes,
Us,
creek, formerly of this city, over Sun­
ovens
separate.
Also
said
Court on the 18th day of May, lower. Tops sold at $8.0') f r one load - H
Pearl Oil
day. They went over Friday and re­ evening at 8 o’clock we will discuss,
cabinet models with Fire­
1916, and is of re 'ord in Volume 24 of i and other* at $7.90 whifh would Jia.e I .sf
"Home
Mission
Work
in
the
lumber
turned Monday. They report a very
less Cooking Ovens.
the Circuit Court Journal at pages 325 realized 25c more last week. There Hl
and mining camps.”
Ask your dealer today.
pleasant time. Albert says he got
were bill a few loads of Cows here but,
and 326 thereof.
We
welcome
you
to
all
of
the
services
Standard Oil Co.
several bites (we suppose he means
Public Notice Is Hereby Given, that they found very slow outlet at about
of
the
church.
(California)
fish) while there.
in compliance with file commands of the same loss as did steers. Very
*>
Albert H. Gammons,
Judge and Mrs. F. L. TotiVelle ac­
said
execution and order of sale I will good cows sold at $5 50 with the bulk
Minister.
companied by Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
selling $5.00 to $5.25. Bulls sold at
on
Hanna made a trip to Crater Lake
$1.25 for the best, calves were unchang­
Monday August 14th 1916 ed at a $7.50.
Sunday returning Monday. The road
r
TAYLOR-WILLIAMS COMPANY
to the lake is in good condition the en­
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at the
Highes* quality, jewelry
H
OGS
.rdlmvll
II
LEWIS
ULRICH
tire way excepting about one mile at
front door of the Court House in Jack­
repairing, diamond set
ting, watch repairing,
the rim which is rather sloppy on ac­
sonville, Jackson County Oregon, offer I Hog pric'd» were advanced another
ABBOTT HARDWARE COMPANY
agate mounting and jew
count of the melting snow.
for sale and will sell all of the right, lOcts over last weed with quite a liber­
FREI) J. FICK
elry manufacturing.
title and interest that the defendants al offering. Tops sold at $9.10 which
A report of the burning of Mrs.
Martin J. Reddy,
had on the date of the mortgage here­ was also the bulk price. Quality win
Deneff’s residence published in the
MEDFORD. OREGON.
in foreclosed or have since acquired or very good. Pit's were scarce with a
Medford Sun Thursday morning and
now have in and to the following de­ $7.50 top.
reprinted from same slugs in Brower's
scribed real property situated lying
Argus, was in most respects a pure
SHEEP
and being in Jackson County, Oregon,
fabrication. At no time was the town
to-wit:
Sheep prices still remain Unchanged.
in danger and the firemen and fire
Lot number one and the North The receipts have been only mrilcratii
apparatus were at all stages fully able
(NJ^) and the Southeast quarter but enough to giqiplv- the demand.
to take care of the situation.
<SEJ4) of l°f number three, and the Choice lainlrs continue to sell at $8 ‘ 5
C. W. Holt, a driver for the A. W
Southwest quarter of I ait number, with culls briiigiiqi $B 50 and $6.00 with
Walker Co. of Medford, was found
two in Block number five in the ewe» at &'ta-
dead under his overturned car along­
Pierce sub division, Township 87
side the Pacific Highway, 5 miles north
South of Range 1 West of the Will­ Lt.J PAPER i SPoS&E*Tei> 50« POSBttN
of Yreka, Cal. Thursday morning,
AO . ^iiriwlHo 112 THE
amette Meridian.
He was last seen in Yreka at 10:30
All of the above described real
Wednesday night when he left for
property will be sold at said time and
One Heavy Weight Silver Plated Teaspoon With any Fifty Cent Purchase of
Medford. His watch was stopped
CtNBUXHOFiWW
place in the manner provided by law
with hands pointing to 10:55. Marks
l"W ’iu K ANO C.-HUACAUJ .
for the sale of rzsl property under ex­
Nyal
Quality
Goods,
At
in the road indicate that he was speed­
U’U id Mi -
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ecution to satisfy the judgment, costs,
ing at the time and that the car skid­
and accruing costs of sale.
THE
CITY
DRUG
STORE,
JACKSONVILLE,
ORE.
ded in making the sharp turn at the
Pleasant Valley—Grunt rock quarries
Dated this 15th day of July, 1916.
J. W. Robinson, M. D. Prop.
approach to the baidge where the ac­
W. H. SINGLER Sheriff opened with crew of 7 men to furnish
cident occured.
rock for new Baker high school.
By E. W. W ilson Deputy
I F.