Jacksonville post., April 28, 1917, Image 4

Legal Advertisements.
Have Been
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
Opponents Laiiciously Alley
IK
That Only a Few Coi nties
I
Jean Dufour mid Edouard Boyer
Wiil Denaiit.
when the great European war broke
By F. A. Ml FCHEL
one hundred (100) feet to the place
of beginning; together with the tene­
ments and hereditaments thereunto
belonging.
Dated this 10th d y cf April, 1917.
R alth G. J i nnings ,
Sheriff of Jackson,
I
County, Oregon.
By L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy
I
Assurance Is Given That All
Funds Will Ec Economi
caliy Expended.
IF
you are
By virtue of an execution in foreclo-
-ure and order of sale duly issued out
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
of the Circuit Court for the State of
In the selection of a Highway
Oregon, in ard for Jackson County, to
out were intimate friends. One of their
i Engineer at an annual sa'ary of $3600,
me directed and dated or. the 13 h day
girl companions, Clocliette l.arraliee,
In an attempt to array different of April, 1917, in a certain suit therein, IN THE CIRCUIT C'lUItT OF THE STATE OF the State Highway Commission threw
another bombshell into the camp ot
had received a declaration of love from counties against the 4G,000,000 road
wherein the Ladd and Tilton Bank a OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY. those opposing the road bond bill.
each, but neither man knew of the ot li­ bond bill, opponents ot the measuie
Francis
A.
McCargar,
Plaintiff,
corporation, as Plaintiff', recovered
Opponents of this measure had been
er's proposal, nor did Clochette ten are maliciously alleging that few
vs.
judgment ard decree against M. P.
predicting that a $5000 or $6000 man
them or make auy difference tn her counties will lie able to avail them­
Rogue
River
Farm
Products
Com
­
would be given this job. The action
treatment of them from what It had selves ot the bond measure for the I Schmitt, trustee of Trail Lumber Com
been. The truth is that both these reason that the cat of preparing paiiy, a corporation, bankrupt, for the pany, a corporation, Northern
of the Commissioners in this import­
declarations were mude shortly before roads for hard surfacing under the sum of £2,061.10, together with inter­ Bank & Trust Company, ot Seat­
ant matter only corroborates the as­
the young men marched away in the terms of the bond bill will exceed the est thereon at the rate of 7% p«r an­ tle, Washington, a corporation,
surance previously given that they will
num from April 22d, 1913; $91.68 with and W. H. Walker, Defendant.
■ume regiment to meet the German in­
safely and economically expend all
actual cost of hard-surfacing an I, interest at 6% per annum from April
vasion.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue funds entrusted to them. It is entire-
In the battle of the Marne Iloycr was therefore, be greater than those coun­ 5th, 1916; $26.08 with interest at 6% of a writ cf execution issued out of and
ly in keeping with the announced
ties
can
afford.
severely wounded unil was sent home
per annum from April 5th, 1916; $18.79 under the seal of the above-entitled policy of the Commission that it will
Meeting tills misrepresentation, the
to recover. Clochette nursed him, but
with interest at the rate of 6% per ar- court in the above entitled cause, to give a dollar’s worth of value for
showed ouly the symputhy of a friend. State Highway Commission at Its re­
She also revealed such solicitude for cent meeting in Salem reiterated its num from April 5th, 1916; $28.36 with me directed, and dated April 7, 1917, every dollar expended in all matters
Dufour that Boyer knew she had given previously announced policy on this interest at 6% per annum from April and which writ was issued upon re­ connected with road construction. Mr.
him her heart. lie recovered from his subject. All that will be required of 5th, 1916; $”0.19 with interest at 6% quest of plaintiff and in compliance Nunn, the Highway Engineer, was se­
wound mid before lie returned told her Uie counties quder tills policy will be per annum from April 5th, 1916; $5.17 with and uoon a judgment, decree and lected because of his efficiency. He
that he knew she loved Ids friend. the preparation of grade cf the roads with interest at the rate of 6% per an­ order of sale rendered and entered in has had years of experience in road
Then she admitted that such was the
num from July 29th, 1916; $7.61 with the above entitled court and cause on building and the records of his work
case, but charged him not to colonnini to be hard surfaced. This means interest at the rate of 6% per annum March 31, 1917, and duly docketed in show the most satisfactory results at
that a county will merely need to bring
cate It to Jean.
from July 29, 1916, $23.52 with inter­ Volume —at page—of Judgment Dock­ a low cost to those footing the bills.
“For,” she said, "If Jean Is killed arid a road to grade and drain it before est at 6% per annum from July 29,
et of above entitled court ana wherein
the
state
applies
the
hard
surfacing.
mid to your com
tny marrying you will
•
The rock base is considered a part of 1916; and the further sum of $2)0 01) at­ the plaintiff, Francis A. McCargar, re­ IS MR. SPENCE
fort 1 will do so.”
Edouard shook bls head mournfully, the hard surfacing anil will be built by torney’s fees, and the further sum of covered judgment against the defend­
CONSISTENT?
but said nothing.
the state, assures the Highway Com­ $44.25 costs, which judgment was en­ ant Rogue River Farm Products Com­
rolled and docketed in the Clerk’s office pany, a corporation, for the following
It <lid not occur to Clocliette that she I mission.
years ago C. E. Spence, Master
bail given Boyer a reason to wish for
of said Court on the 5th day of April, sums, namely; $1,838.21, being the of Four
the Grange, advocated the Grange
his friend's death. Did such a wish
1917.
amount of principal and accrued inter­ bill which proposed the issuance of 6
thrust Itself unhidden into Boyer's POLK COUNTY IS
Notice is hereby given that, pursu­ est due at the date of said decree upon per cent bonds by counties for con­
breast? Such n thought might come to
FOB GOOD ROADS ant to the terms of said execution, I the note and mortgage therein fore­ struction of permanent roads, the J
any one under similar circumstances.
will, on the 221 day of May, 1917, at closed; the further and additional sum bonds to be paid by direct tax levy.
Dufour was ten years older than
“The people of my county are just 10 o’clock A. M. at the front door of of $21.22. being the amount of taxes
Mr. Spence is now vigorously op­
Boyer. They had been playmates, and about ready to adopt the good roads
posing the road bond bill which pro­
expended
by
plaintiff
upon
the
mort
­
Dufour's superior age and strength slogan of the Clatsop County enthusi­ the Courthouse in Jacksonvi'le, Jack-
poses ¡suing $6,000,000 twenty-five-
caused him to look upon Ills friend ns asts—-‘Make It Unanimous'—so far as son County, Oregon, offer for sale and gaged premises pursuant to the terms year 4 per cent bonds for hard-surfaced
aomethlng to be protected, though the $6,000,000 road bond bill is con­ i wiil sell at. public auction for cash to of said mortgage; the further and addi­ roads. A direct tax is not imposed for
Boyer seemed perfectly able and will cerned," reports C. L. Hawley, a farm the highest bidder, tosatisfy said judg­ tional sum of $160.000 adjudged to the retirement of these bonds. Ample
Ing to false care of himself. Tills feel er and stockgrower of McCoy, I’olk ment, together with the costs of this plaintiff as reasonable attorney’s fees revenue to pay the interest and retire
Ing of an older for n younger brother County. "Of course, the voters of my
in said suit: and the further and addi­ the bonds at maturity is already pro­ I
Clung to Jean In the war. and If there home county are not a unit for the s de, subject to redemption as by law tional sum of $37.50 taxed as costs and vided by law from the increased auto­
provided,
all
of
the
right,
title
and
in­
was any exposure needed from one or measure, but I find very little opposi-
licenses and the existing one-
terest that Trail Lumber Company, a disbursements in said suit; with inter­ mobile mill
the other Jean Insisted upon bearing tion to it.
state road tax which has
fourth
est
on
said
judgmei
t,
including
the
corporation,
M.
P.
Schmitt
trustee
of
It. Not that Edouard assented to this
"I think I am safe in saying that un­
been a fixe* tax against all property
aforesaid
several
sums,
at
the
rate
of
Indeed, lie did what lie could to de der the present system of road con­ Trail Lumber Company, a corporation,
in the state for the last four years.
feat his friend thus from favoring him struction in this state and considering bankrupt ; Geo. B. Weatherby Co. In'., 8% per annum from the date of said In other words, the bill to be passed
One day a comrade In passing from the amount of money we have expend­ a corporation: A. E. Orr, E L. Stick­ judgment and decree, namely, from upon by the voters at the June elec­ We have on hand for sale the following
an advanced trench to one In the roar ed on them, the roads of Polk County ney, J. T. Bradshaw, First National March 31, 1917; and by which decree tion will not increase the general
blanks viz:
was felled by a bullet before he reach compare favorably with those of any Bank of Medford, a national Banking the said above named defendants are taxes of the individual.
ed tils goal Jean and Edouard both other county in the state, Hut we are
If
Mr.
Spence
was
right
in
1912
he
Lease,
and
each
of
them
is
foreclosed
of
all
started to bring him In. Jean ordered not satisfied. We want more and bet- corporation; J. I. Lumber Company, a
is wrong now.
Mortgages,
Edouard back Eilimard rebelled and ter roads and believe the proposed corporation; Dant & Russell, Inc., a right, title, estate, lien oi interest in
Bill
of Sale,
or
to
the
hereinafter
described
premis
­
corporation,
Tyson
Beall,
and
Wm.
so fiercely that Ills friend was surprls bond measuie offers a practical plan
Notice of Final Account
Agreements.
ed Both went to the rescue, and for for inaugurating an era of permanent Milnes, or any of them, had on the 22-1 es, including all interest that said de-
Warranty Deeds,
a wonder both returned unharmed road construction from which every day of April, 1913, or have since ac­ I fendants above named, or any of them IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE
Quit Claim Deeds,
with the wounded man. though they section of the state will benefit with quired or now have in and to the fol- I had therein on May 21. 1914, or which
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
Chattel Mortgage,
carried him through a storm of bul out increasing direct taxes.
| they, or any of them, have since a?-
"When it comes to a choice between lowing described property, situated in
In
the
matter
of the Estate
lets.
Acknow ledgements.
I
quired
or
now
have
therein,
and
by
Jackson County, State of Oregon, to-
being
in
mud
up
to
our
knees
or
be
­
Jean Dufour was puzzled ns to the
Real Estate ontract,
I which decree the same is ordered to be of August Rehkopf, Deceased.
wit:
ing
in
debt
up
to
our
knees
my
people
cause of Ills friend ImvInB become so
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
Location
Notice—Placer,
!
sold
for
the
satisfaction
of
the
afore
­
Tbe north half of the Noithwest
harsh with him nt his having desired arc willing to assume something ot
the undersigned, as administrator of
Location Notice—Quartz,
a
financial
obligation
if
it
wilt
insure
said
judgment:
quarter
of
Section
22,
and
1
the
east
to assume the risk ■ >f bringing In the
the Estate of August Rehkopf, deceas­
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of
half of the southwest quarter and
wounded man It wiis the first time getting us out of the mire."
ed,
has filed this his final account in
Real Estate A?ent3 Contract,
Edouard Imil ever protested with Irrl
the southeast quarter of the north­ said judgment, decree, order of sale
the County Court of the State of Ore­
Harvey G. Stnrkweather, of Milwau­
tntlon against being thus favored But
west quarter of section 24, all in and execution, and in compliance with
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
gon in and for Jackson County and
Edouard volunteered no explanation, kie. Clackamas County, for 23 years a
Township 37 South, of Range 3 West the commands of said writ, I will on
other blanks as fast as possible untii
that
May
14,
1917
at
the
hour
of
ten
anil Jean asked for none. Neverthe­ member of the Grange and who as
of the Willamette Meridian, in Ore­ ! Monday, the 7th day of MAY, 1917, at
the line is complete. Blanks of special
less from tlint time tlicro was some slated in drafting the rural credits leg
the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day o’clock in the forenoon of said day in form printed to order at short notice
gon.
lslatlon
in
tills
state,
has
the
follow
thing iincxplnlned between them, tile
the court room of said court has been
at the front door of the court house in
first of Its kind, for up to that time Ing to say in approval of the pending Dated this 16th dav of April. 1917.
named by said court as the time and JACKSONVILLE POST.
16,000,000
road
bond
bill:
Jacksonville,
Jackson
County,
State
of
the relation between them had been
R alph G. J ennings ,
place for hearing all objections thereto
“I am not prepared to say whether
tbnt of older and younger brother.
Sheriff
of
Jackson County, Oregon, ' Oregon, offer for sale and sell at pub- and settlement thereof.
I lie auction, to the highest bidder for
One day tho Germans made an on this hill is as good as the one pro­ By L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 13th
slaught upon a certain position de­ posed by the State Grange committee
cash in hand, subject to redemption as
day of April, 1917.
business cards
fending Verdun. For nwhile trench or not, but the question now up to the
by
statute
provided,
the
following
des
­
H enry A. R ehkopf ,
fighting was abandoned and the bat Oregon voter is upon the bond issue,
cribed real property and all interest
Administrator.
tic was In the open The regiment to and speaking from the standpoint of
Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale that the defendants above named or
which the two friends belonged was a farmer and Granger since 1894 I
First publication April 14, 1917, and
feel
that
the
states
Interest
will
be
any of them, had therein on May 21,
GUS NEWBURY
much scattered, but Jean, ever solicit­ best served by an affirmative vote on
last publication May 12, 1917.
1914, (the date of the mortgage fore­
ous for lila friend, kept him In sight, the
Bs
virtue
of
an
execution
in
fortclo
­
Attorney-at-Law
measure next June, and I sincere
closed in said cause,) or that they have
and In time the two found themselves ly hope
when the whole question has sure and order of sale duly issued out since acquired or now have therein, or
Summons.
tn what, before n destructive fire hail been carefully
Will
Practise
in All Courts in the State
studied that the Grang
robbed It of Its trees, was a forest. ers of the State, including the State of »nd under the sea) of the Circuit s i much thereof as may be necessary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OREGON
MEDFORD.
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
Edouard had gone In ndvance of his Master, will be found on the side of Court of the State of Oregon, in anil to satifv said execution, judgment, de­
for
the
County
of
Jackson,
to
me
direct
COUNTY.
comrades, and .lean went to bring him progress, assisting to pull Oregon out
cree and accruing costs, to-wit:
ed and dated on the 7th day of April
back. In this way both had been left ot the mud.
Charles Nickell, Plaintiff,
The
Northwest
quarter
of
Northwest
1917, in a certain suit therein, wherein
on neutral ground. There was nothing
vs.
quarter, and Lots Nos. ONE (1),
1). W. BAGSHAW
for them to do but tilde behind wliat
I. W. Haines as Plaintiff recovered
Chas. B. Wolcott, defendant.
"A
good
road
Is
a
thing
that
will
TWO (2) and THREE (3) in Section
was left of some tree tlint had been
judgment
against
J.
C.
Edwin
Shipley,
Action
at
law
to
recover
money.
Twenty-twp (22), in Townihip Thir­
Attorney at Law
shot away above. Jean choao a log laat forever, when properly kept in A H. Sunderman and Lulu M. Sunder­
To Chas E. Wolcott, the above nam­
repair," remarks an exchange, "The
and Edouard a stump.
ty-seven
(37)
South,
Range
ONE
(I)
man his wife defendants, for the sum of
ed defendant:
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
A small party of Germans came to next generation has no right to be
West ot the Willamette Meridian,
You
are
hereby
required
to
be
and
occupy the ground. The officer com­ enjoying an improvement that their Five Hundred ($500.00) less $5.00 paid
containing 52'2 acres, together with
Office with Jacksonville Post.
manding them was beard to say: i fathers sweat to pay cash for. The March 16, 1916. with interest thereon
all tenements, hereditaments and ap­ appear in the above-entitled cjurt and
of today can use the improv from May 27. 1915 at 6'i , and the fur­
saw a Frenchman duck near here. We children
cause on or before the expiration of
ed
roads
In
going
to
school
so
why
purtenances
thereunto
belonging,
all
- OREGON
JACKSONVILLE.
must find him before we move ou shouldn't they help pay for them. Un­ ther sum of $13.75 paid for fire insur­
being situated in Jackson County, six weeks from and after the date of 1
Show no quarter.”
ance
and
$50.00
as
attorney's
fees,
the
first
publication
of
this
summons
to
der a bonding system the cost is dis
State of Oregon.
Edouard arose aud began to Are at tributed over a long period of years and with costs and disbursements taxed
then and there answer the complaint
the squad. Before Jean could realize and is mor« just than a pay-as-you-go at $14.40, which judgment was enrolled DATED this 7th day of APRIL, A. D. filed against you in the above entitled
II. K. HANNA
the situation Ills friend fell, riddled system which means a heavy tax up and docketed in the Clerk’s office of 1917.
court and cause, and if you fail to so
with bullets Then the Germans bur on the farmers of today if roads are
R alph G. J ennings ,
said Court in said County on the 31st
appear you are hereby notified that
lawyer
rled away.
really made good, or It means a con day of March 1917.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, plaintiff will apply to the court for a
Jean Dufour remained where lie was tinual tinkering with the reads and
By
Leslie
W.
Stansell,
Deputy.
and when night fell went to tho body eventually getting no real Improve
Notice is hereby given that, purau-
I judgment against you for the turn of Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
of bls friend, took it up and carried it ment."
ant to the terms of said execution. I Date of first publication April 7, 1917. $74.29 with interest thereon at 10% per
Into tho French lines.
annum from May 30, 1895, and for the JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON
will on the 15th day of May, 1917, at Date of last publication May 5, 1917.
Jean was at a loss to understand
further sum of $50,00 reasonable attor­
10 o’clock A. M. at the front door of
In
an
editorial
indorsing
the
good
why Edouard had not waited until the roads bond bill, the Portland Journal
ney's fees, and for the costs and dis­
the Courthouse in the City of Jackson-
Germans found lilm. Th» more he J said In part:
Notice of Final Account
bursements of this action to be taxed.
vdle, in Jackson County, Oregon, offer
thought of Edouard's act tho more ho
DR. T. T. SHAW
Shall we go on wasting tax money in for sale and will sell at public auction
1
You are further notified that plain­
was puzzled At the same time tho the filling of mud holes or shall we
tiff
will
apply
to
the
court
tor
the
sale
words of the German officer that there concentrate our expenditures on tho for cash to the highest bidder, to satis­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
of sufficient of the real property herc-
Dentist.
was ono man to be found would come most important roads and when they fy said judgment, together with the
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
I tofore attached herein to satisfy said
up tn Jean's mind to suggest that | are made efficient pass on to the next costs of this sale, subject to redemp­
OF JACKSON.
I judgment which real property is des­
Edouard bad sacrificed himself that | in importance and so on?
tion as provided by law, all of the
Office Upstairs, over Daniels for Duds
Jean might escape.
cribed as follows to-wit: NE'4 of NW'4
Shall we continue to spend forty or right, title and interest that the said In the matter of the Estate
Some months after this Jean Dufour fifty million dollars during the next defendants, J. C. Edwin Shipley, A. H. of Lewis A. Wait, Deceased.
NW'4 of NE'„ NW4 of SEJ, Section MEDFORD
OREGON.
was ao badly wounded as to Incapaci­ ten years without system, as at pres
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 7, Twp. 37, South, Range 2 West, and
tate him for further service ami was • nt. or shall we spend that amount in Sunderman and Lulu M. Sunderman. the undersigned as administratorot the EC of NW11, SE11 of SW'4 in Section
his wife, jointly or individually, had on
sent home.
a business like way on some definite
the 27th day of May, 1914, or have Estate of Lewis A. Wait, dece.isen. 12, Twp. 37, South, Range 3 West, all Change in Southern Pacific Time
He recounted to Clochette the cir­ plan?
has tiled his final account in the Coun­ in Jaekson County, Oregon.
cumstances attending Edouard's death
We can not get away from the since acquired, or now have in and to
This summons is served upon you by
It was not until after Jean and fact that we must spend for good the following described property, situ­ ty Court of the State Oregon in and for
Table
ated in Jackson County, State of Ore­ Jackson Ccunty and that Monday the publication thereof pursuant to the
Clochette were mnrrled that she re­ roads wether we have them or not.
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
7th day of May 1917. at the hour of 10 order of Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge of
vea let I to her husband the remarkable
gon. to wit:
»aerifica lit* friend had made for him
A.
M.
of
said
day
in
the
court
room
of
the
above
entitled
court
and
which
or
­
The state bonding act (good roads)
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Beginning at a paint on the east line said court has been named by the said der is of date March 24, 1917.
end her. Not
*■’--* ■ until
—••• then did Jean
’— • know
------ ' does not mean that an iudeptedness
of Oak Street. Two hundred and sev­ court as the time and place for hearing
that had Edouard returned instead of I will be Incurred It means that the
The date of the first publication of 14
8:20 A.M.
Portland Passengel
enty-one feet northerly from the all objection thereto an.i settlement this summons is March 24, 1917.
Jean be would have possessed Clo 1 state will use its credit to build a
chetts.
southwest corner of Block Three (3) thereof.
hard surface road in different part» of
16
Oregon
Express
6:20 P.M.
C harles P rim
There Is nothing more aacred with the state which the revenue from
in the original townsite of Woodville
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, this
2:18 A.M
12 Shasta Limited
Jean and Clochette Dufour than the automobile licenses will pay for in
(now Rogue River) as the same is
memory of Edouard Boyer Jean bad years to come. It does not mean In
shown on the plat thereof, filed as a 7th day of April 1917.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
marked the place whore Edouard's creased taxation. It ought to mean a
J ohn A. W ait .
public reconi in the office of the
ADVERTISING BY THE
body was burled, and together the hua reduction of taxes for has not the old
California Express .........10:50 P.M.
Administrator of the
County
Recorder
in
and
for
said
Jack
-
band and wife made a pilgrimage to av»ieni ot filling up mud holes beer
Estate of Lewis A,
son
County:
Running
thence
norther
­
San Francisco Express.. .9:05 A.M
the spot and removed the body to a an extravagant and useless expend!
Wait. Deceased.
ly twenty-five (25) feet: thence east
place near their home wheie they coult* ture of the taxpayers luouuj.--Silver
GENERAL OFFICES
Shasta Limited................ 3:20 A. M
one hundred (100) feet; thence south First publication April 7, 1917.
tun Tribune.
keep the grass green.
N2W YORK AND CHICAGO
•17 Ashland Passenger
twenty-five (25) feet; thence west Last publication May 5th 1917.
4:36 P.M.
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