Jacksonville post., October 07, 1916, Image 4

said-date being more than six weeks , and Jacksonville road to the Bein-
attorney’s fees and $11 00 costs and
from the date of the first publication
disbursements, which said execution
venue
place,
as
now
travelled.
All
Olio of Sberldan'e tales was of an
was <>f 'he date of September 7, 1916,
being in Jackson C untv» State of
Irishman who met a Brilon of llie true I of this summons, ai d being the time
Oregon.
and was issued by virtue of a judg
Joliu Bull pattern standing with fold­ j pi escribed for such appearance bv the
ed arms in a contemplative mood, np order of publication of sum:n u.s enter-
This Citation is served upon the me nt and decree of said C urt in said
pareutly meditating ou the greatness i ed herein; and if you fail to so appear unki own h< irs of said <!« cedent, if any cause, which said judgment and decree
I and answer, for want thereof plaintiff s ich there be, by publication hereof was duly rc-nder'id and docketed in the
of bls little island.
"Allow me to differ with ye!" ex will apply to the Court for the relief in the Jacksonville Post, pursuant to Clerk’s office of said Court in said
By ESTHER VANDF VEER
|
claimed the Celt.
demanded in its complaint, namely; older of the Judge of the above en County on the 2nd day of September,
:»
"But 1 have said nothing, sir.” re­ ' that there be entered in the above
1916.
titled court of date Sept. 6th 1916.
plied John Bull.
* entitled court and cause a decree ad­
Date of fiist publication is Sep­
I am commanded by virtue of an ex­ I The difference lielweeu an old Cash
“And a man may tldnk a lie as well
Ioncd mimic lux and one worked plum
judging
due
plaintiff
on
account
of
the
tember
9th
1916.
ecution
with power of sale attached Ogrilpldcnllv Is tli.-il the former Is me
as publish it." persisted the pugna
mortgage
dated
September
2,
1913,
clous Hibernian.
Witness the Hon. F. L. issued by the Clerk of the above elitiliictll. Willie tile Intlei is a rc| ro
"Perhaps you are looking for fight?" executed by J. M. Frink, deceased,
Touvelie, Judge of the Conrl dated the 7th day of September. illlvll di of tile reeling of the musician,
and Abbie H. Frink, and filed on Sep-
queried the Briton.
above entitled court with 1916, in the ab< ve entitled cause, to '¡'lie Swiss people have for many years
“Allow mo to compliment ye on the tember 6, 1913, with the registrar of
(Seal)
the seal of said court here­ sell the following described real prop ranked first In the building of urn
quickness of yer perception,” said Pat­ titles for Jackson county, Oregon, and
to
affixed, this 6th day of erty to satisfy said execution and ord­ sieal me<'haniciil coutrjviiiii es mid have
rick. throwing down his coat And by him entered in Volume 2, beginning
brought them as near perfegtion as
er of sale, to-wit:
Sept.
1916.
they eau l>e made.
then they pitched in.
at page 399, of Certificate of Title;
The southeast quarter of the
F. L. T ouvelle ,
Several hundred years ago David
Register of said Jackson county, and
southwest quarter and the west
County
Judge.
Kloekke. n Genevese maker of music
Starting a Scrap.
on account of the notes secured there­
half of the southwest quarter of
boxes, became ambitious to produce a
"I’ll bet my dad can lick yours.”
by, the following sums, namely: $50 0 Attest:
music box that would give one song
the southeast quarter of section (8)
"I'll bet bo can't.”
G.
A.
G
ardner ,
with interest thereon at the rate of j
so perfectly that the feeling thrown
"now you'ro going to prove It?”
tn Township thirty-seven (37),
County
Clerk
of
Jackson
County
Into It b.v the singer would be repro
"1’11 iell you. I'll hit you in the eye ten per cent per annum from Septem- 1 Oregon.
sou.'li of range two (2) west of the
duced He certainly had a great ad
and you bit me lu the nose; then we’ll her 1, 1915; $25,000 with interest there- 1
V,
illan
ette
Meridian,
except
the
By F. L. C oleman ,
vantage In executing Ids work. He
both run home and tell our dads about on at the rate of ten per cent per an­
following described five acres deed­
Deputy.
was deeply in love with a girl who
it, anil then they’ll both get mad and num from August 1, 1916; the further
ed
to
A.
B.
Pomeroy,
towit:
Be
­
sang exquisitely. Indeed. It was tier
start a scrap, and you and I will stand sum of $729.17; $875, with interest
ginning at the Northwest corner I rendition of n ballad that suggested it.
by and see which of them wins."—De­ thereon at the rate of ten per cent per
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
of the Southwest quarter of the
"Why eau I not make n box that will
troit Free Press.
annum from March 1, 1916; $3000 as
Southeast quarter in Section eight
give that expression?" lie asked him­
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OE THE STATE OF
an attorney’s fee herein; and plaintiff’s
self. “1 can produce harmony with
(8) in Township thirty -seven (37),
How the Days Go By.
OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
Frank looked up thoughtfully from costs and disbursements; that said JACKSON.
south of range two (2) West of j my metal tongues, but not feeling.”
Then he resolved that he would make
his engine and cars game of railroad mortgage be foreclosed and the pro­
the Willamette Meridian, and run­
I he attempt.
lug. played on tlie primitive plan of a perty covered thereby be sold by the Jesse Houck,
ning thence East forty (40) rods;
When he told Hilda, the girl he loved,
sheriff of said JacKson county to satis­
live year-old boy.
Plaintiff,
thence South twenty (20) rods;
that lie wished her to sing for him
"Mamina, isn't It funny how the days fy said decree in whole or in part;
vs.
thence West forty Í40) rods thence
that he might reproduce her song In
go by, oue after the other, just like a that the defendants and each and ail
North twenty (20) rods to the
n music box she saw the Impossibility
train of cars, with Sunday for the en­ of them be barred and foreclosed of I Mary A. Beveridge and W. T.
Beveridge, wife and husband,
of accomplishing such n font; but, pre­
place of beginning, all in Jackson
gine."—Harper's.
all right, title, and interest in said
ferring to humor him and supposing
Defendants.
County, Oregon.
property or any part thereof, except
that she would be only required to sing
He'll Learn.
Notice is hereby given that bv virtue
Now
therefore,
by
virtue
of
said
Tommy —Pop, there are no pirates the statutory right of redemption; and | of a judgment, decree and order of execution and decree, and in compli­ to him a few times to convince him
that lie could not accomplish what be
and high wily men In these days, are for such further relief as to the Court i sale duly made and entered in the above ance with said writ, I will on .
had undertaken, she assented. A sim­
there? Tommy’s Pop—IJU—well, my may seem proper.
I entitled court and cause on the 9th,
ple love song was selected, and when
•on. I'm al'ruid you are too young to
Tuesday, October 10, 1916
The property covered by said day of September, 1916, and duly dock
Kloekke had his material and tools
fully gruap the modern methods of con­ mortgage is situated in Jackson county,
, eted in Vol. 2 at page 231 of the Judg­ at the hour of ten o’clock A. M. at ready to reproduce the notes she began
centrating capital.—Philadelphia Rec
Oregon, and is described as follows, ment Docket of said court, and where- the front door of the Court House in to sing, first giving the entire song
ord.
to-wit:
i in Jesse Houch, plaintiff, recovered a Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, that he might become imbued with the
melody.
Government Lots numbered Five (5) ; judgment against the defendants, Mary sell at public auction, subject to re­
Unreasonable Assumption.
As soon as site had finished he asked
"Nero fiddled while Rome burned."
and Six (6) and the East half (E!j) A. Beveridge and W. T. Beveridge, demption as by law provided, all the her to sing the first few notes again.
"I dou't believe it. No violinist
of the Northeast one quarter (NE!() I wife and husband, for the sum of right, title and interest of the above This she did. und he asked her to sing
would permit a pyrotechnic display on
and the East half (EJj) of the $2212.42, the amount due upon the named defendants Frank W. Wait and them again and again, while ho en­
the same program with himself.”—
i O o G u J tiii?
luiUtiivi* Suu)
Southeast one quarter (SE'() in and i mortgage tGrCC
foreclosed;
the further
sum Katherine R. Wait, his wife, in and to deavored to Imitate them on tils metal
Washington Slur.
of Section Twelve in Township ! of $79.96, the amount of taxes with to the above described real property to prongs. Hilda very soon not only
Thirty-eight (38) South of Range accrued interest paid by plaintiff upon satisfy arid execution and order, for grew tired of this, but, being tired, her
An honorable defeat Is better than a
singing lost all Its charm. Tills irri­
Two (2) West of the Willamette the mortgaged premises; the further cash in hand to the highest bidder.
mean victory, and no one Is really
Dated at Jacksonvil’e, Oregon, tated tier and tier lover, the result be­
Meridian,
“
and
the
Government
Lots
sum
of
$36.50,
being
the
amount
of
in-
worse for being beaten unless he loses
ing n violent quarrel. Hilda ran away
numbered Two (2) and Three (3) :surance and accrued interest thereon this 7th day of September, 1916.
heart —Sir John Lubbock.
and left him to relievo her feelings 111 We have on hand for sale the following
W. H. S ingler ,
and the West one half (W'j) of the i I paid by plaintiff upon the mortgaged
tears.
-■
■ »ar»—
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Southwest one quarter (SW'i) in :, premises; anil the further sum of
While Kloekke was sitting at his
blanks viz:
By E. W. W ilson ,
and of Section seven (7) in Town­ •I$16.00 costs of said suit, with interest
work talile brooding over bis failure
Notice to Creditors
Lease,
Deputy.
ship Thirty-eight (38i South of Range ' , on each of aforesaid several sums at
and bis break with the girl he loved
r -
-
Mortgages,
the door opened and a woman entered.
One (1) West of the Willamette i the rate of 8% per annum from the
In the Matter of the Estate of Will­
Bill of Sale,
"I have heard," she said, “what has
Meridian save except therefrom, j date of said judgment, namely, from
iam Fowler, Deceased:
Agreements.
however, the following parcel there­ ■ , September 9, 1916; also the further Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under taken place in your effort to reproduce
Notice is hereby given that the un-
Warranty Deeds,
iiuiuan feeling In song It requires a
of, containing Four and 43-100 • I and additional sum of $232.00 attorney’s
Execution
in
Foreclosure.
dersigned has been appointed by the
great deal of patience on the part of
Quit Claim Deeds,
(4.43) acres, more or less, to-wit: : ( fees therein, and by virtue of an exe-
one who sings for you. Let me try,
order of the County Court of Oregon
Margaret S. Soliss,
Chattel Mortgage,
Beginning at the Northwest corner ' cution issued pursuant to said decree
and possibly yon may lie able to repro­
for Jackson Co. the executrix of the
Plaintiff.
Acknowledgements,
of Government Lot numbered Seven by the clerk of, and under the seal of
duce my song."
last will of William Fowler, Deceased,
vs
Real Estate ontract,
(7) in Section Seven (7), Township the above entitled court, of date Sep­
The man assented, and the woman
and letters testementary have been
Emil Mohr, and the First National
Location Notice—Placer,
Thirty-eight (38) South of Range tember 22, 1916, I will on
began
to
sing.
She,
too,
sang
her
en
duly issued to me;
Location Notice—Quartz,
One (1) West of the Willamette Monday October 23, 1916, Bank of Medford, Oregon, a corpora­ tire song before lie began to work.
All persons having claims against
tion.
Defendants.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
From the first note be seemed thrilled
Meridian; thence South on the West
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at the
».aid estate are hereby notified and re­
Real Estate Agents Gintract,
Bv virtue of an Execution and order with something lie had never felt be­
line of said Lot, Four Hundred and
front door of the court house in Jack­ of sale duly issued out of and under fore. The song was weird. Kloekke
quired to present the same, duly veri­
Sixty four and 9-10 (464.9) feet,
At
reasonable prices. We intend adding
sonville, Jackson County, State of tne seal of the Circuit Court of the seemed to hear spirit voices calling,
fied, to the undersigned, at her resi­
thence West Three Hundred and
other
blanks a3 fast a3 possible untii
Oregon,
offer
for
sale
and
will
sell
at
dence in the town of Rogue River, in
State of Oregon, in and for "the Cour- now soft and low. now rising iu a
Eighty and 4-10 (380.4) feet, thence
public auction, to the highest bidder •y of Jackson, to me directed and wail. Wlieu the woman liad finished the line is complete. Blanks of special
Jackson County, Oregon, within six
North six Hundred and Three and
for cash, subject to redemption as by dated the 9th day of September, 1916, the song she repeated the first few form printed to order at short notice
months from date hereof; The date
1-10 (603.1) feet to »he center of the
statute provided, the following de­ in a certain suit therein, wherein the notes. Kloekke succeeded easily In JACKSONVILLE POST.
and first publication hereof is Septem­
County Road, thence South Sixty
scribed real property, and all the in- Plaintiff Margaret S. Soliss, recovered i repenting every one. giving it exactly
ber 30, 1916.
two (62) degrees east. Two Hundred
terest that the defendants above nam a judgment against the defendant us it was sung. She sang a few more
Elizabeth Fowler,
and forty and 9-10 (240.9) feet along
notes, and those lie reproduced with
ed, each er both of them had therein Emil Mohr, for the sum of $3275 wit equal
Executrix.
success.
said ¿center line of County Road,
on May 11, 1912, or that they or either interest thereon from said 21st day ot
B. B. Piatt, Attorney,
BUSINESS C ards
Kloekke was delighted. Running
and thence South Eighty one (81)
I
of
them
may
have
acquired
therein
Medford, Ore.
August, 1916, at the rate of 8 per cent into a room where Hilda was, he call­
degrees Thirty three (33) minutes
I since said date, or that they or either per annum and $200 attorney’s fee, ed Io her that lie had succeeded in his
■
« JH---------------
East One Hundred and Seventy and
' of them now have therein to-wit:
GUS NEWBURY
and the further sum of $16.00 costs, effort. He expected that she would
3-10 (170.3) feet along said center
Commencing at a point 210 feet which judgment was enrolled and rejoice with him at ills success, in­
Administrator's
Notice
To line of said County Road to the point
Attorney-at-Law
south and 110 feet east of the north­ docketed in the Clerk’s office of said stead. she loiMed at him angrily and
of beginning.
Creditors.
west corner of Block No. 5 of Gall­ Court in said County on the 2nd day of told him that since he bad found an i Will Practise in All Courts in the State
This summons is served upon you
oways Addition to the town now September, 1916, and is ot record in other who could do what she could
by publication thereof by order of the
OREGON
MEDFORD.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ORE­
(city) of Medford, and running Volume 24 of ihe Circuit Court Jour- not do lie might take the other for a
Hon. Frank M. Calkins, Judge of the
sweetheart. He was very much aston­
GON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
thence east 205 feet to the west line al.
above entitled court, which order was
ished at this, for lie had always found
of “J” Street; thence north 35 de­
In the Mattter of the Estate
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Hilda's disposition of the sweetest.
made and entered herein on the 29th
D. W. BAGSHAW
grees
and
10
minutes
west,
along
of
GIVEN, that in compliance with the However, after much coaxing he por­
day of August, 1916. The date of the
the
west
line
of
“
J
”
Street
81
feel;
suaded
her
to
go
with
him
into
tile
Charles A. Thorpe, deceased.
commands of said execution and order
first publication of this summons is
Attorney at Law
thence south 73 degrees and 30 mi: - of sale. I will on
room where lie had worked.
Notice is hereby given that the un­ September 9th, 1916. The date of the
I
utes
west
165
feet;
thence
south
23
Tlie woman who bad sung for him NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
dersigned has been appointed by tile last publication thereof is October 21st, '
j feet to the place of beginning, all Tuesday October 10th, 1916 had gone. After looking about for her
Office with Jacksonville Post.
County Court of Oregon for Jackson 1916.
being situated in Jackson County, at the ncur of 10 o’clock A. M. at the and not finding her Kloekke wound up
County, administrator of the estate of
W ood , M ontague & H unt ,
- OREGON
the music box and set it moving. The JACKSONVILLE.
State of Oregon.
Charles A. Thorpe, deceased. All per­
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
front door of the Court House in Jack­ first note had a peculiar effect on Hll-
j
That
said
property
or
ro
much
sons having claims against said estate 1310 Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon. '
sonville, Jackson County, Oregon, of­ du and, through her, on tier lover. She
! thereof necessary to satisfy the afore-
are hereby notified to present the same,
fer for sale ard will sell all at public gave him a look of hate that remained
II. K. HANNA
. said judgment, attorney's fees, costs
duly verified, to the undersigned ad­
auction to the highest bidder for cash, on her face ns long ns the song lasted. I
Citation
j and accruing costs of this sale will be
ministrator at Medford, Oregon on or
subject to redemption as is by law pro­ This naturally produced a madness in
Lawyer
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE sold at aforesaid time and place in vided all of the right, title and inter­ him which spurred him on to strike
before six months from the date of
STATE OF OREGON. IN AND FOR the manner provided by law for the est that the defendant Emil Mohr had her. He had raised his clinched fist to
this notice
sale of real property under execution.
Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
do so when the song censed.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Dated September 23, 1916.
on the date of the mortgage herein
Kloekke lowered his arm and heaved
Dated this 23rd day of September,
C hris G ottlieb ,
foreclosed
or
have
since
acquired
or
In the matter of the estate of IIor- ! 1916.
a deep drawn sigh. Hilda wept. He JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON
Administrator of the estate of ace McLaren, a deceased person.
now has in and to the following de­ attempted to encircle her with bis
W.
II.
S
ingler
,
Sheriff,
Charles A. Thorpe, deceased.
scribed real property, situated in Jack- arms, but she thrust him away
To James McLaren and George Mc-
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
son County. Oregon, to-wit:
A hammer lay on Ills work table,
Laren, heirs of the above named de­
DR. T. T. SHAW
and. taking it up. he struck the music
Commencing at the Southwest cor­
cedent,
and
to
all
other
heirs
unknown.
Summons
box a blow that sent Its parts flying
ner of Lot 12, Block 56 in tile
over tlie room, Then, turning to Hilda
if any their be, and to all other per­ Notice of Sheriff’s Sale on Ex­
Town (now city) of Medford, and
Dentist.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
again, she put out her arms to him.
sons interested in said estate:
running thence North 35 Deg. and
ecution
in
Foreclosure.
and they met in an embrace.
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
30 Min. West, along the East side
“Who was she?" asked the girl in i Office|in¿Ryan Building, California St.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Holland-Washington Mortgage Com­ OREGON: You and each of you are
of Holly Street, 150 feet to the
trembling voice.
Upstairs
pany, a corporation.
hereby ordered and required to appear STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
Southwest corner of Lot 9; thence
“I don't know.” was the reply.
in the above entitled matter in the COUNTY OF JACKSON.
Plaintiff,
North 54 Deg. and 30 Min. East
"A malignant spirit. Where is the JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
County Court of the State of Oregon, R. H Toft,
crucifix you keep on the shelf?"
100 feet to the West side of the
vs.
for
the
County
of
Jackson,
at
the
Kloekke
looked
at
the
empty
shelf,
alley
in
said
Block
56;
thence
Plaintiff.
Abbie IL Frink an unmarried woman
then about the room. Tlie crucifix
South 35 Deg. and 30 Min. East,
vs
Gerald Frink, Cora S. Frink, his court room thereof, at Jacksonville,
was under the work table. Her feet Change in¡ Southern Pacific Time
Jackson
County,
Oregon,
on
Thursday
25
feet;
thence
South
54
Deg.
and
wife. Egbert Frink, Mamie Frink,
Frank W. Wait and
bad been upon it.
30 Min. West 25 feet; thence South
his wife, Athena McGillis, Henrv the 19th day of October, 1916, at 10 Katherine R. Wait, his wife,
Such is a legend of a time when
Table.
35 Deg. and 30 Min. East 125 feet
McGillis, her husband, Helene Frink o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
science had not yet driven away the
Defendants.
then and there to show cause, if any
to the South line of Lot 12; thence
hobgoblins. Who would have then
Effective January 17, 1915.
Coffin, Hamilton C. Coffin, her hus­
Notice is hereby given that under
there be, why an order authorizing
South 54 Deg. and 30 Min. West
thought that expression as well as
band, Francis Guy Frink and Elinor
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
James McLaren, administrator of said and by virtue of an execution and or-
harmony would eventually be pro­
7> feet to the place of beginning.
Spofford Frink, his wife.
duced on tlie phonograph? TH) Its In­
estate, to sell the following described der of sale duly issued out and under
All
of
the
real
property
above
de
­
Defendants.
real property belonging to said estate, the seat of the Circuit Ccurt of the scribed will be sold at said time and vention music boxes were made, be­ 14 Portland Passenger.........8:20 A.M.
To the defendants, Abbie H. Frink, at private sale, should not be made State of Oregon, in and for the County
more and more perfect every 16 Oregon Express............. 5:20 P.M.
place in the manner provided by law coming
year. Rut no one could play Into
Gerald Frink, Cora S. Frink, Egbert and entered herein in accordance with of Jackson, in a certain cause therein,
for the sale of real property under them or sing Into them and have the 12 Shasta Limited .
2:17 A.M
Frink, Mamie Frink, Athena McGillis. the prayer of said administrator's wheren R, H. Toft as plaintiff whs ren­
execution to satisfy the judgment, feeling, the expression. the humorous
Henrv McGillis, He'ene Frink Cof­ petition filed herein, to-wit:
dered a judgment and decree of fore­ attorney's fees, costs and accruing sympathy of the musician, reproduced
Extra fare train.
fin, Hamilton C. Coffin, Francis Guy
closure against the defendants Frank ( costs of this sale.
All that portion of the NE’4 of
It remained for tlie phonograph to do
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
Frink, and Elinor Spofford Frink:
W. Wait and Katherine R. Wait, his J Dated this 9th day of September, this. And who can doubt that If a
the NE1, of the SE'4 of Section
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
wife, for the sum of Three Hundred 1916.
phonograph giving an "Ave Maria" 13 California Express....... 10:45 A.M.
31, Twp. 37 S. K. 2 W. lying be­
sung by a present day prlma douna
OF OREGON, You are hereby requir­
Seventv-six and 83-100 ($376.83) Dol­
tween the present travelled Coun­
W. H. S ingler ,
could have lieen sprung upon a people 15 San Francisco Express.. .4:00 P.M
ed to appear and answer the complaint
lars with interest thereon at the rate
ty road leading from laekaonville
Sheriff.
of the middle ages they would have 11 Shasta Limited................ 3:20A.M
filed against you in the above entitled
of
ten
per
cent
per
annum
from
April
to Applegate, and the Beinvenue
By E. W. W ilson ,
<«msidered It a miracle?
suit on or before October 21rd, 1916, | road leading from said Applegate
20, 1916, and the further sum of $50.00
I
Deputy.
Extra fare train.
Celt and Saxon.
I
in need of
Good Printing
ST
Jacksonville, Ore
Where
you get
best work
low prices
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