Jacksonville post., June 16, 1917, Image 4

Got His D .'se Later.
Lots number«! One (I) and Two (2)
| Mr. Courtney (Ihitteringiyi- 1 had the
Nutice for Pub’ication
of Davis Subdivision of Lot Number­
i blu.s awfully when
ed Two (2) in Bloc. Number Fiv
night, , Miss I !»h r.
gone now. You :u ?
D epartment oi the interior ,
(■'>) <>i Gali-w .y's Auiiiti 'll to the
clue. MUs Fisher's
Town (now City) of Medford, in Jack- U. S. Land Otiice at itosebnrg, Oregon
Yes; father himself
May 11, 1917.
son County, Oregon.
drug on the i iiii ket It she doesn't cutch
NOIICE is heieby given that Milton
Dated this 9th day of lune, 1917.
in. to some fellow soon.
Doan, of J nckscrville, Oregon, who, on
R alph G. J ennings ,
Quick Work.
I
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, July 11, 1910, rri. de Homestead Entry,
Serial, Nc. 06387, for tlie SL of SE1,
•Tlint editor is terribly slow at rend- By L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy.
of Section is. Township'¡ft S, Range
<nc manuscript."
I
• "Think so? Why. I know the time he
2 W., Willamette Aleri ii.m. has filed
Citation
-went through twelve stories in less
notice of intention to make Final Five-
Sban a minute."
year Proof, to establish claim to the
;
I
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
"Gracious! When was that?"
;
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY land above described, before F. Roy
"When the elevator broke.”—Phila­
’
Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at his of­
OF JACKSON.
delphia Press.
'
fice, at Medford, Oregon, on the 25th
Ip the matter of the estate of
day of June, 1917.
An Individual Preference.
Olaf Rye Bjerregaard, Deceased.
Claimant names as witnesses^
“What's your inverile animal?”
To ('¡¡in Bjerregaard, Sougmann Bjer-
•
“A goldfish." replied Mr. Meckton reguard, Hans J. Bjerregaard, Jacob Arthur Kleinhammer, of Jacksonville,
“It doesn't sing or have to be put out Bjerregaard, Hartel Bjerregaard and Oregon. Sam McConathy, of Jackson­
of the house at night”—Washington
Julius Bjerregaard, devisees in the will i ville, Oregon, A. Gilson, of Jackson
Star.
of Olaf Rye Bjerregaard, deceased, ville, Oregon. Joe Goldsby, of Jack­
sonville, Oregon.
Swamp Lends.
Greeting:
It.
Used to
The national chamber of commerce
W. H. C anon ,
“I beg your pardon, I didn’t mean to
In the name of the State of Oregon,
declares that hail nut the hospital step
Register.
on
your
foot.
”
You
are
hereby
called
an
I
required
to
Magicians of the Pon.
corps of the uiniy ileli.iitely determin­
walk
on
'em
my-
“
That's
all
right.
I
appear in the County Court of the State
While W. W. Jacobs confesses that ed the .status of lite mosquito ::ad lints
he often sits, pen in build, a whole caused menacing swamp kinds to be self.”—Ohio Sundial.
Summons.
of Oregon, for the County of Jackson,
morning without putting u solitary drained it is an open question whet her
at
the
Court
Room
thereof,
at
Jackson
­
He Went.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
word on paper, Str Arthur Conan the building of I lie Panama canal
He (11 p. m. at the piano)—What ville, in the County of Jackson, on
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
Doyle has written a story of 12,(XX) would have been possible.
Monday, the 9th day of July A. D.
words without once leaving Ills desk.
COUNTY.
In following up this work we find shall I sing next? She—"Home, Sweet
Even such a painstaking writer as the that tlie United States in draining Home," without any variations.—I’uck. 1917 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of I R. Kline,
that
day,
then
and
there
to
show
cause
late It. I* Stevenson had bls spasms breeding places of the mosquito has
vs.
lie that wrestles with ns strengthens if ar.y you have why the Judge of the
of lightning work, In one of which lie reclaimed thousands of acres of land
completed bls famous "Jekyll nuil and made them available fur agricul­ our nerves and sharpens our skill, Our County Court of Jackson County, Ore­ C. F. Cook, Defendant.
Hyde” story witbin seven days, and tural purposes, ¡i’hero tire nppruxl antagonist is our helper. Burke.
Action to recover money.
gon, should not issue an order author­
Hall Caine wrote the first and hist mutely lOO.IXIOJXi) acres of swamp
izing the Executor in said estate to To C. F. Cook, the above named de­
The
Reason.
lines of Ids "I Jfe of Coleridge” In three lands in the country where for years
sell at private sale all the real estate fendant:
"You never laugli at tny jokes.”
weeks. While Sir J. M. Barrie counts the mosquito has held undisputed
in said estate according to prayer of
“I wouldn’t dare to.”
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
500 or (XX) words u "good day's work," sway, of which 75.000.001), or about
the petition of said Executor now on OREGON, you are hereby norjfiid and
“Why not?”
II. G. Wells has often written 10,0)0 one-eighth of the total area of the
“I have always been taught to re- file in this Court and which real estate required to appear and answer the
words between breakfast and bed, and country, can be re< hi lined for the plow­
is described as follows: Commencing at plaintiff’s complaint against you now
Mrs. L. T. Meade has produced 20,000 share. The only value of swamp land spect old age.”—Baltimore American.
words In a busy day.
a point 11 chains 32L links East of the i on file in the above entitled court and
lies in Its possibility of reclamation;
Vulgarity.
The late Andrew laing, when in the otherwise it is a serious liability us I
Southeast corner of D. L. C. No. 42 in cause on or before the hist day of the
“Why do you say he is vulgar?”
mood, bas more than once written breeder of disease.—Leslie's.
Township 37 South of Range 1 West of time prescribed in the order for the
“Because he lias at least ten times
5.OX) words of a book between break­
i
as much money as I have.”—Chicago the Willamette Meridian, running publication of summons herein, to-wit:
fast and a late luncheon, and It Is said
The Crested Fly Catcher.
thence north 8 chains 39 links; on or before the 25th day of June, 1917,
that S. II. Crockett wrote the last half
Why does the crested fly catcher se­
thence East 2 chains 38'J links; thence said date being the expiration of six
of "Tlie Stlcklt Minister” In forty lect a dried snake skin to line his nest?
South 8 chains 39 ¡inks; thence West 2 weeks from the date of the first publi­ _ 4.
hours.—London Answers.
Some naturalists believe it is to ren­
chains 38'2 links to the place of begin­ cation of this summons.
der tlie nest waterproof. Others think
I
Legal Advertisements.
ning, containing 2 acres, more or less.
Potato Culla.
the dried akin serves ns a burglar
Ai>ci if you fail to appear and answer
Among the many products which are alarm, to rattle at the approach of a
Witness, the Hon. F. L TouVelle for want thereof the plaintiff will ap­
beiitg successfully dried at present and squirrel or other enemy.
Judge of the County Court of the ply to the court for the relief demand­
which otherwise would go to waste This bird builds his nest in hollow
State of Oregon, for the County of ed in sqid complaint, succinctly stated
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
OF
are potato culls—that Is. potatoes which trees, stumps or posts. Sometimes lie
Jackson, with the Seal of said Court as follows; That the plaintiff have
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
have been injured 111 digging nnd there­ rents the abandoned home of the wood­
affixed, this 9th day of June, A, D. judgment against you for the full sum
In the matter of the Estate of Thom­
fore are below market standards. At pecker. Professor II. A. Suri'iice, I’enn-
We have on hand for sale the following
1917.
of $1,321.33, together with interest
leust 10 per cent of the potato crop s.vlviiida state zoologist, tells of one as M. Barr, Deceased.
Attest:
falls Into this class. This percentage that usurped a rural mail box for bis i CITATION—To Samuel R. Barr, re­
thereon at the rate of 6% per annum
blanks viz:
Clerk. from the 16th day of September, 1912,
G. A. Gi> i'nNER.
Is now being dried anil converted into flat. Of recent years they have been siding at Medford, Oregon, Mary J,
Lease,
potato Hour.
known to Inhabit box homes put up for i Geyer, residing at Corva’lis, Oregon,
and for the costs and disbursements of
Mortgages,
A pound of dill'll mixed vegetables their special benefit.
this action to be taxed, including $200.
Emma
Field,
residing
at
Phoenix,
Ore
­
Bill of Sale,
made up of carrots, turnips, onions,
Nolice
ci
Fina!
Se
llement
So if you want to encourage the
reasonable attorney’s fees.
cabbage anil potatoes, prepared espe­ crested fly catcher, build him a box gon, Minnie M. Hickok, residing at
Agreements.
And you are hereby further notified
cially for soup, Is sufficient for sixty nest. lie'll pay the rent many times Lowery, California, Totlie E. Estep, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
W arrantv Deeds,
that a w>it of attachment has issued
or more adults. A barrel of the same over. He eats beetles, flies, grasshop- residing at Medford, Oregon, Thomas
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE
Quit Claim Deeds,
herein whereby the right, title and in­
vegetables weighing 100 pounds pro­ pers, butterflies anil moths.-—Exchange. W. Brown, residing at Seattle, Wash­
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
Chattel Mortgage,
vides enough soup stock for nearly
terest of the defendant in and to cer-
ington, Lawrence Hamlin, Clarence In the Matter ot the Estate of
Acknowledgements,
6.000 persons. The raw vegetables
tain real property has been attached
A Dangerous Precedent.
Hamlin, Esther Shed ! and Eva Shedd, John M. Davidson, deceased.
Real Estate ontrac«.
which go to make up tills mixture be­ The worst ease of law versus Justice residing at Willow Creek, California.
Notice is hereby given that the un- and is now held under such attach­
Location Notice—Placer,
fore drying fill thirty barrels and and common sense is one which Mon­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF dersigned has filed her final account as ment.
Location Notice—Quartz,
weigh in the neighborhood of 1,500 taigne relates as having happened in
This summons is published in the
OREGON, and by order of the above administratrix of the estate of John M.
pounds.—Popular Science Monthly.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
his own day. Some min were con
Jacksonville
Post
by
order
of
the
Hon
­
Real Estate Agents Contract,
dcmncil to death for murder. The entitled court made and entered on the Davidson deceased, in the County Court
Mozart’s MAic.
judges were then informed by tlie offi­ 14th day of June, 191”, you and each of Jackson County, Oregon, and that orable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
A recent biographer says of Mozart cers of an inferior court that certain of you are hereby cited and required to said court has appointed the 9th day of above entitled court, which said order At reasonable prices. We intend adding
that the most wonderful fact about persons in their custody had confessed appear on Friday the 27, day of July, July 1917, at the hour of 10 o’clock in was made and entered of record on the other blanks a3 fast a3 possible untii
him was that he directed his art to­ ¡•themselves guilty of the murder nnd 1917, at the hour of 10 A. M. of said the forenoon of said dav as the time, Uth day of May, 1917, and in compli­ the line is «complete. Blanks of special
ward success without any sacrifice of had told so circumstantial a tale that day at the court room of said court in
ance therewith the date of the first pub­ form printed to order at short notice
himself and Ills music was always the fact was placed beyond nil doubt. the court house io Jacksonville Oregon, and the court room of said court in the lication hereof is the 12th day of May,
courthouse at Jacksonville, Jackson
JACKSONVILLE POST.
written with regard to Its effect upon ' Nevertheless It was deemed so bail a
1917.
the public. Somehow It does not lose precedent to revoke a sentence and and show cause why an order of said County Oregon, as the place for hear­
W. E. P hipps ,
by this, and It says exactly what he show that the law could err that the c lurt should not be made authorizing ing objections to said final account, and
Attorney for Plaintiff.
wishes It to say. Ill this he was helped innocent men were delivered over to Eiiazan Barr, administratrix of the the settlement thereof.
—eza-----------
above entitled estate to sell ar private
by his delicate perceptions, his shrewd­ execution.—London Mail.
BUSINESS CARDS
All persons interested are hereby no­
sale to the highest and best bidder up­ tified to appear at said time and place
ness and his sense of irony, lie de­
spised his audience, but he held him­
Summons.
Among the Accidents.
on such terms as the court may direct, and show cause if any there be, why said
self in great esteem. He made no con­ Amateur Tenor That's odd. I can't subject to confirmation by said court,
final
account
should
not
be
approved
by
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
cessions that he need blush for; he de­ find any account of my singing at the all of the right, title and interest of
(.US NEWBURY
ceived the public, but he guided It as Swellniore's musicale hist evening. His said estate in and to the following des­ the court and said administratrix dis­ OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
charged from her trust, the date of the J. D. Bradbury, Plaintiff,
Attorney-at-Law
well. He gave the (ample the Illusion Friend—Where did you look for It?
that they understood his Ideas, while Amateur Tenor Among the musical cribed real property, situated in Jack- first publication of this notice being
vs
Will Practise in All Courts ir. the State
aa a matter of fact the applause that notes, of course. His Friend—It might son County, Oregon, to-wit:
June 2nd, 1917.
Augusta Bradbury, Defendant.
The northeast quarter of the north­
OREGON
greeted his works was excited ouly by be in the paper after all. Why not try
MEDFORD,
M ay L ewis -Nee D avidson ,
To Augusta Bradbury, the above nam­
east quarter of Section 26, in Town­
passages which were solely composed some other department?—Exchange.
Administratrix of the estate
ed
defendant:
for applause.
shin 38 South of Range 2 West of the
of John M. Davidson, deceased.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
An All Around Boss.
Willamette Meridian.
OREGON: You are hereby notified
“But,” exclaimed the man of delicate
Grease Spots.
Witness the Hon. F. L. TouVelle,
1». W. BAGSHAW
and required to .inpear and answer the
Grease spots can la1 removed with sensibilities. ••w ill your conscience per­ Judge of the above entitled court with
Teachers’ Examinations
plaintiff's complaint against you, now
gasoline or with ether. But careful mit you to do as you suggest?”
Attorney at Law
seal of the court here to affixed this
“Look here, friend,” answered the
manipulation Is necessary. Gasoline
on file in the above entitled court and
14th
day
of
June,
1917.
New
York
politician.
“
I
am
accustomed
■ml ether must be kept away from
Notice is hereby given that the Coun­ cause, on or before the last day of the NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
(Seal)
G. a . G ardner , Clerk,
•ny tin me l’our enough gasoline or to be boss even of my ow n conscience."
ty Superintendent of Jackson County. time prescribed in the order for publi­
By
F
lora
T
hompson
,
Deputy
.
ether on a tablespoonful of starch to —Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
Office with Jacksonville Post.
Oregon, will hold the regular examina­ cation of summons herein, to-wit: On
First publication June 16th, 1917.
make a paste, place the paste on the
tion
of
applicants
for
State
Certificates
or
before
the
16th
day
of
July,
1917;
- OREGON
Agriculture.
Last publication July 14, 1917.
JACKSONVILLE.
under side of the spot and allow to re­
at Jacksonville, as follows:
said date being the expiration of Six
I know of no pursuit in which more
main several minutes. Brush off the
Commencing Wednesday, June 27, (6) weeks from the date of the first
starch when it is dry. Et tier evapo- real and important service can be ren­
1917, at 9:00 o’clock a. m., and contin­ publication of this summons and if you
rates more rapidly tluin gasoline aml dered to any country than by improv­
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
II. K. HANNA
ing its agriculture.—George Washing­
uing until Saturday, June 30, 1917 at fail to appear and answer for want
leaves no unpleasant odor.
ton.
4:00 o’clock p. m.
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the
Wednesday forenoon
Nsrr.es Ending In "Veit.”
court for the relief demanded in said
I ,awyer
By virtue of an execution in foreclo­
Modern Machinery.
♦
Veldt Is a changed form of the Dutch
U. S. History, Writing (Penmanship,) complaint succinctly stated, as follows:
Not
to
see
poetry
in
the
machinery
sure
and
order
of
sale
duly
issued
out
"veld," the same as our English word
Music, Drawing
That the bonds of matrimony existing ' Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
of
this
present
age
Is
not
to
see
poetry
i of and under the seal of the Circuit
"field.” It means simply open ground, or
Wednesday afternoon
between plaintiff and defendant be for­
prairie. Westervelt means west field; in tile life of tile n .e. It is not to be Court of the State of Oregon, ip and
ever
abrogated, dissolved and annulled JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
lleve
in
the
age.
Gerald
Stanley
I.ec
Physiology,
Reading,
Manual
Training,
Roosevelt, rose licld; Blauvelt, blue
for the County of Jackson, to me di­
a.id thu. plaintiff have such other and I _____________
field, There are other Dutch names
rected and dated on the 9th day cf June Composition, Domestic Science, Meth­
ending In "volt"
"volt” and many parallel
ods in Reading, Course of Study for further relief as io the court may ap­
+ 1917, in a certain suit therein, wherein Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic
pear just and equitable.
names In German and other tongues.
DR. T. T. SHAW
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. ♦ W. E. Phipps as Plaintiff recovered
This summons is published in the
Thursday
forenoon
judgment and decree against Mary G.
Puzzled by Hie Choice,
Jacksonville Post by order pf the Hon­
Hardening of the Arteries.
♦ : Noe and C. T. Noe, defendants, for the Arithmetic, History of Education, Psy-
“I can't understand it,"
Dentist.
Hardening of the arteries can­ ♦ sum of Eleven hundred seventy-five and chology. Methods in Geography, Me- orable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
“What?"
I
above
entitled
Court,
which
said
order
not be curi'd. The vessels have ♦ 185-100 ($1175.85) Dollars, and with cost ' chanical Drawing, Domestic Art,
"That rich man proposing marriage
was made and enter«! of record on the Office Upstairs, over Daniels for Duds
been overstretched day by day + and disbursements taxed at Sixteen Course of Study for Domestic Art
to her."
2nd day of June, 1917, and in compli­
and white, inelastic fibers have + ($16.00) Dollars, which judgment was
"Why not ?"
Thursday afternoon
taken the place of the elastic ♦
ance therewith the date of the first MEDFORD
OREGON.
"Well, he was Introduced
enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's Grammar, Geography, Stenography,
fibers
that
have
been
lost,
The
+
publication hereof is the 2nd day of
daughter the same day he met
office of said Court in said County on American Literature. Physics, Type-
elastic fibers can never be re­
June, 1917.
Detroit Free Press.
stored, Bn t one can regulate ♦ the 6th day of June 1917.
writing. Methods in Language, Thesis
W. E. P hipps
Change in Southern Pacific Time
himself so that his life may yet ♦
Notice is hereby given that, pursu­ for Primary Certificate
What Hurts.
Attorney
for Plaintiff.
be long ami comfortable. Tem­ ♦ ant to the terms of said execution. I
Doctor—You mustn't stay out late at
Friday forenoon
Table
pe rance in eating, drinking and + will on the 9th day of July, 1917, at 10
night. Patient in marrl >d num Is the
Theory
and
Practice, Orthography
working
must
be
the
unalterable
+
o'clock A. M. at the front door of the
night air bad for me? Ihs-tor- No; It Is
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
rule of conduct.
+ Courthouse i'i the City of Jacksonville, (Spelling.) Physical Geography, Eng­
the excitement after getting home that
The
man
with
rfrterloselero-
+
lish
Literature.
Chemistry,
Physical
hurts you. London Telegraph.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
sis should have his blood pres­ + in Jackson County, Oregon, offer for Culture
: ;r.
sure taken periodically. In ease ♦ sale and will sell at public auction for
11 Portland Passenger......... 8:20 A.M.
Vole« of Experience.
Friday afternoon
of dizziness amt a considerable + cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy
’’Tour wife scents to be very angry.”
rise in pressure be should guard ♦ said judgment, together with the coats Schol Law, Geologv. Algebra, Civil
Oregon Express
6:20 P.M.
“Yen.”
against apoplexy by starving ♦ of this side, subject to redemption as Government
“What's the trouble?"
Shasta
Limited
2:18 A.M
and purging When the pressure ♦ provided by law. all of the right, title
"1 didn’t inquire. That only make«
Saturday .. i cno<*n
rises
suddenly
and
sharply
he
4
and interest that Mary G. Noe and C.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
word a."
Lt FL'-NT
should have his urine examined ♦ T. Noe jointly or individually, had on Geometrv, Botany
for
albumen,
as
Bright's
disease
Saturday a’t'rn-'on
California Express ........ 10:50 P.M
Do the right and your ideal of It
the 26'h day of August, 1911 or have
Is even more of a menace than
grows and perfects Itself
Do the
General
History,
Boo..?eepi''g
since
acquired,
or
now
have
in
and
to
San Francisco Express.. .9:05 A.M
apoplexy.
wroug and your ideal of It breaks up
Signed:
the following described property, situ­
<
.
• nd mulshes. James Martineau.
Shasta Limited..
... 3:20 A.M
'. ■’Kington, D. C.
G. W. A ger
ated in Jackson County, State of Ore- j
Co.
School
Supt.
gon,
to
wit:
Ashland Passenger
4:35 P.M.
I
A Life Preserver of Sheet Metel.
Metal swimming plates have male
their nppear.ui <• in the tiel-l of life
preservéis. Tin y < on Is; of mct.ri
parts put together Ju t like two tin
pie plates soldered with their fine.«
joining, allowing the spine betwe'-n
tlieui ns a dead air chamber, says the
Popular Scieni e Monthly. The
vantage of these plates lies in the fact
that they will not tot or < rumble like
a eork life presen er. A properly lip
plied paint prevents rusting, and they
ere always ready for use. They do not
have to be inllated like tlie water
wings which are used by some swim-
niers There is no danger of leaks
or punctures, anil tlie total weight of
the appliance is about three pounds.
The plates nre not uncomfortable to
wear, nml they allow a free arm move
mei.t to the swimmer Three of the
plates are joined together with a web
band having a shoulder strap whl h
but kies about the body under the arms,
with two plates on the buck and one
on the chest. Small wire loops make
the joinings.
Modern Dreadraught-'i.
.
Beyond all doubt mo I tu di e id
noughts re; re-vat the l.ig -t i ‘Vci <) , ’
i-enirolh <1 .itroa ,t!i i ,.t
In:
/ »
ITU e lias y et seea. T he i I1, .t
tons or more of n.elal • i.a
C
through water al tlie s; . I • t a.i <
press trail) while i. ■ bi : u'i:.s
shells weighing t!n< ■■ i;u.i: H r.< •
ton to a ilistan e of twenty ml.es Is a
miracle in ineehunls'ii.
During the. <•) <>; ' n of the warslii;
to its pi'eseni jiteile .a. I'lia ienci if! i ii e
,'ilgincors have b< < a f::'-ed ui T Ils'
problem of prou. ting vital | -,i I.
vessel from tlie ever increasi !■_■ Iiitiin.
jiower of large shells, tn ether words,
the lighting value depended upon Its
ability to take as well as give bard
knocks. Some Idea of the
may I m * gathered from 11.e
at its
titteen inch shot still;"« n
ie. of
maximum point of spi il
i the
lifting 50,<i()0 tons a loot
ground. Lindon Standard.
you are
in need of
Good Printing
Jacksonville, Ore.
Where
you get
w prices
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