Jacksonville post., June 30, 1917, Image 4

What a Billion Means.
G. B. Johnston, for the sum of $5,500.- Doe McLaughlin (true name unknown)
Lots numbered One (I) and Two (2)
Nolic? For Publication.
If a railway train proceeding at the 00, together with interest oi $5,01'0 00 ler husband, if living, an 1 their un­
of Davis Subdivision of Lit Number­
rate of u mile a minute had been at there f at the rate of Nine per cei.t known heirs if dei l, the u ikil >wn hiirs
ed Two (2) in Bl ck Number Five
the dawn <1 the Chrisllau era started (9%) per annum from the 23r I day of
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
<;.) of Galh w y’s Addition to ti e
U. S Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon.
around the earth on u straight true!:, April, 1916. until paid, and for the >f Ja.nes A L Joton, de; ■ h ;d, th-ui-
knowu heirs of L :vi A R • • i ,d Pc i
Town (now City) of Medford, in J ack-
its object being to run 1.000,000,000
June 14, 1917.
miles without stop, it would have been ; costs and disbursements of this suit to x;nce M. Rice, both dec; fed th; u i
son County, Or. gon.
NOi’lf’Ej; heixbv given that Wil­
I
I
be
taxed.
That
plaintiff's
mortgage
-nown heirs of Albert A ny, d.ce.iaed, Dated this 9th day of lune, 1917.
necessary for that train to eln.le the
liam Redar.z, i.f R i h. Oregon, who.
earth 10.000 times, and it would nm ' mentioned in said complaint be by thj- * ! ..aur.i Wilson and Rob -t Al. Wilson
R ai . ph G, J ennings ,
oil A igusl 5, 1910, ma ie h nn aslead en­
have come to the end of its Journey i court decreed a prior, superior, val..., ier h ..it>m I, Samuel L qui te some­
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, try s-rial. No. 06102, for S'.I NW',.
until nearly New Year's eve. 1628, six­ I subsisting lien against the premise. times known as Samiftl Laport, if l'v-
By
L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy.
NW1, NW1,, Section 6, Township 39
teen centuries nfter Christ was born. iherein described, to-wit:
i.ig. and his unknjwn heirs if dead,
Range 2 W., Willamette Meridian,
I
During Its frantic flight it would have
The West b'df of the Northwest. Leila B. Hedge and J. Ottis Hedge her
Ims
filed notice of intention to make
seen the Saviour live and die; Rome
Citation
rise, flourish and decay; Britain dis­ quarter of Section 5; the Northwest lUiband, Jose L. Berry, a ngle, Nellie
final five year Proof, to establ sh claim
).
Griffin
and
John
B.
Griffl
i,
her
has-
covered and vanquished by the Roman quarter of the Southwest quarter of1
IN TH1' COUNTY C'ol IT OF THE STATE to the land above described, before F.
legions, and London and Purls built, Section 5; the Northeast quarter of the lai d, the unknown heir» of W, B Ber­
ui OR' im. IX AN!» FOR THE COUNTY Roy Davis, IJ. S. Commissioner, at his
ry
deceased,
Francis
Gal
riel
Plymale
if
it would have proceeded on its Jour­ Southeast and the Southwest quarter
OF JACKpON.
office, at Medford. Oregon, on the 19th
ney throughout the dark uges. It of the Southwest quarter of Section 6; living and his unknov n in ■ i if dead,
day of July, 1917.
.
.
‘
h
estate
of
would have witnessed the birth of Co­ the Northwest quarter of the North­ lladys Curry, the ui
■ > ■ ■. of
Claimant names as witnesses!
(>laf ' -■ I'j. .
i-ii-1, Dec ased.
lumbus, the discovery of America and west quarter of Section 7; Township 3:1 Rav Currv deceased, lo
A
ui
: ,i Hj'ri - ■ ir . Sougmann Bjer Joseph Ginet, of Buncom, Oixgon
have a couple of hundred years yet to I South, Range One West, Willamette he unknown heirs of Anna Curr> .i«-
- v i I, Hans I. Bjerregaard, Jacob R. Holzgang, of Ruch, Oregon
continue.—Los Angeles Tinies.
eased, Midi Fox and O. W box, her
' Meridian.
Bjerregaard, Hartel Bjerregaard and C. M. Ruch, of Ruch, Oregon
Also, the Northeast quarter of Sec husband, the unknown heirs of Francis Julius Bjerregaard, devisees in the will Miles Cantrall, of Ruch, Oregon.
Keeping Young.
tion
6, Township 35 South, R inge O:i-' \1. Plymale, also known as F. M. Ply­ of Olaf R»e Bjerregaard, deceased,
W. H. C anon
When Dr. Anna Howard Shaw wan
male, deceased, also all other persons
West,
Willamette Meridian.
Greeting:
Register.
asked bow she kept so young she re­
Also, the North half of the North­ or parties unknown claiming any right
plied that, though It may have been
In the name of the State of Oregon
title,
estate,
lien
or
interest
in
the
real
running for trains nil her life, yet she west quarter; the Southwest quarter
You are hereby called and required to
Notice to Creditors.
is rather inclined to think that "mental of the Northwest quarter; the North­ estate described in the complaint, de­ appear in the County Court of the State
fendants:
activity and constitutional cheerful­ west quarter of the Southwest quarter
IN
THE
COUNTY COURT OF HIE STATE OF
of Oregon, for the County of Jackson,
ness" are always responsible for keep­ of Section 6, Township 35 South, Range
IN THE N a ME OF THE STATE
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
at
the
Court
Room
thereof,
at
Jackson
ing young.
In the matter of the estate
OF OREGON, you and each of you are
One West, Willamette Meridian.
Ville, in the County of Jackson, on of Charles H. Basye, deceased.
“A woman whose mind is active docs
hereby
required
to
appear
and
answer
Also, the South half of the Southeast
Monday, the 9th day of July A. D.
not realize that she is not always at
Notice is hereby given that the un­
exactly the same age.” said Dr. Shaw; quarter of Section 6; the Southeast the complaint cf the plaintiff now on 1917 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of
dersigned
has been appointed by the
file
against
you
in
the
above
entitled
"therefore she never grows old. It is quarter of the Southwest quarter of
that day, then and there to show cause
not the mental activity that keeps her Section 6; the Northeast quarter of the Court and Cause within six weeks from if ar.y you have why the Judge of the above entitled Court, administrator of
young; she is young. My advice to Northwest quarter of Section 7, Town­ the date of the first publication of this County Court of Jackson County, Ore­ the estate of above named decedent
and has duly qualified therefor.
those who are growing- old is to keep ship 35 South, Range One West, Wil­ summons, that being the time designa­
busy. The really important thing in lamette Meridian, reserving therefrom, ted in the order of publication hereto­ gon, should not issue an order a'l'hur-
All persons having claims against
tzing the Executor in sail estate to said estate are required to present the
life to me is to be so absorbed by a
fore
made
and
entered
herein
by
the
great fundamental principle and to be however, that portion of said premises Hon. F. M. Galkins, Judge of the First sell at private sale all the real estate same, properly verified, to the under­
in said estate according to pray* r of signed administrator at his offite in
so inspired by a love of humanity that deeded to August Lawrentz, said deed
you forget everything else. This is the being of record in Vol. 74 of the Deed Judicial District of Oregon, within the petition of said Executor now on
•Jacksonville, Jackson County, State of
which
you
shall
be
require
I
to
so
ap
­
Records for Jackson County, Oregon,
fountain uf eternal youth.”
file in this Court and, which real estate
ai page 182 thereof, the excepted por­ pear herein, and you, and each of you, is described as follows; Commencing at Oregon, within six months from the
tion being all that part of the South are hereby notified that if you fail to j a point 11 chains 32,links East of the date of the first publication of this no­ !
He Was Forgetful.
The poet La Fontaine was remark­ half of the Southeast quarter ot Sec­ appear and answer said Complaint or Southeast corner of D. L. C. No. 42 in tice.
Date of first publication is June 30,
ably absentminded. An instance of his tion 6 above described lying South of otherwise plead thereto within said | Township 37 South of Range 1 West of
forgetfulness Is related in a little study the County road passing through the time, plaintiff will apply to the Court I the Willamette Meridian, running 1917.
D. W. B agshaw ,
of the poet’s life by M. It. I’eirsiill. La South half of the Southeast quarter of for the relief prayed for in his said I
thence north 8 chains 39 links;
Fontaine, he relates, had attended the Section 6, said Township and Range.
Administrator.
complaint as follows, to-wit:
thence East 2 chains 38.'i links; thence
---- - af >♦ ' - —
burial of one of his friends. Xeverthe
For an order and decree of this Court I
Containing
in
all
six
hundred
and
six
­
South 8 chains 39 links; thence West 2
less, not very long afterward, his feet
Summons.
straying naturally toward the familiar ty-five (665) acres, more or less, in 1 quieting the title in the plaintiff to the chains 38!j links to the place of begin­
following
described
premises,
situated
Jackson
County,
Oregon.
doorstep, he went to cull upon him. A
ning, containing 2 acres, more or less.
shocked servant Informed the poet that
And that said premises be sold by and being in the County of Jackson and
Witness, the Hon. F. L TouVelle IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
monsieur was no longer living. La the sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, Stale of Oregon, to-wit:
Judge of the County Court of the OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
Fontaine also was shocked, but pres­ as by law provided, and that the pro­
Commencing at the quarter stake be- ; State of Oregon, for the County of J. D. Bradbury, Plaintiff,
ently recovering from his surprise mur­ ceeds, or sufficient thereof, be applied tween sections 31 anj 32 Townsuip 36
Jackson, with the Seal of said Court
vs
mured regretfully us lie turned away:
affixed, this 9th day of June, A, D. Augusta Bradbury, Defendant.
“True, true! I recollect I went to in payment of said judgment, costs South ot Range 1 West W. M., thence
We have on hand for sale the following
' and accruing costs, and that if the east along uuarter line to center of sec­
1917.
his funeral.”
To Augusta Bradbury, the above nam­
proceeds of said sale be insufficient to tion 2656.5 feet; thence north along
Attest:
ed defendant:
blanks viz:
pay said judgment, costs and accruing quarter line 2324.4 feet; thence west to
G. A. G/ienNER.
Clerk. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Follow Up Efficiencies.
Lease,
Immediately after any workers a re costs, that plaintiff have and hold a west boundary of section 2656.5 feet;
OREGjON: You are hereby notified
Mortgages,
started on standard time anil bonus deficiency judgment fur the remaining thence south along section line 2324.4
and required to .inpear and answer the
Bill of Sale,
Notice
cf
Final
Seitl?ment
deficit;
that
said
defendants,and
each
feet to place of beginning, containing
their efficiencies should be watched.
plaintiff's complaint against you, now
Agreements.
If they do not soon become bonus of them, and all persons claiming.or to 140 acres more or less; and that plain- [
on file in the above entitled court and
Warranty Deeds,
earners and If their efficiencies do not claim by, through, or under them, or tiff be decreed to be the owner of said IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE cause, on o> before the last day of the
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE
Quit Claim Deeds,
continuously improve until they reg­ either of them subsequent to the ex­ described real estate in fee simple,
time
prescribed
in
the
order
for
publi
­
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
ularly average about 100 per cent the ecution of plaintiff's said mortgage be subject only to the rights of W. W.
Chattel Mortgage,
cation of summons herein, to-wit: On
cause of this failure should be investi­ barred and foreclosed of all right, title
Acknowledgements,
the
Matter
ot
the
Estate
of
In
Glasgow and Willie E. Glasgow, his
or before the 16th day of July, 1917;
gated, and If it be found that the stand­
Real Estate ontract,
John M. Davidson, deceased.
or
equity,
or
claim
of
equity,
in
or
to
wife,
Charles
M.
English
and
Letha
said date being the expiration of Six
ard time is too short it should prompt­
Location
Notice—Placer,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un
­
ly be corrected.—G. II. .Shepard in In­ said described premises, except the English, his wife. J. A. Bothwell and
(6) weeks from the date of the first
Location Notice—Quartz,
equity of redemption as by statue pro- Estella M. Bothwell, his wife, and S dersigned has filed her final account as publication of this summons and if you
dustrial Management.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
vided.
A. Keenan under a certain contract re- i administratrix of the estate of John M. fail to appear and answer for want
Real Estate Agents Contract,
Davidson deceased, in the County Court
the
This
summons
is
published
in
ferred
to
in
the
complaint
herein
as
'
thereof
the
plaintiff
will
apply
to
the
Suspicion.
of
Jackson
County,
Oregon,
and
that
Jacksonville
Post,
a
newspaper
pub
­
being
of
record
in
Vol.
88
at
page
393
I
At
reasonable prices. Weintend adding
"Relieve me, Grace, when I am away
court for the relief demanded in said
I am thinking every instant of your lished in, and of general circulation in, Deed Records of Jackson County, Ore­ said court has appointed the 9th day of complaint succinctly stated, as follows: other blanks 83 fast as possible untii
blue eyes and of your lovely fair hair.” said County and State, by order of the gon; that slid defendants and each, July 1917, at the hour of 10 o’clock in That the bonds of matrimony existing the line is complete. Blanks of special
"Tut, tut! I am sure you said the Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge of every and all thereof be decreed to: the forenoon of said dav as the time, between plaintiff and defendant be for­ form printed to order at short notice
same thing to another girl before me!” said Court, which said order was made have no right, title, or interest therein and the court room of said court in the
ever abrogated, dissolved and annulled
“Grace, don’t be cruel. I swear sol­ and entered on the 16th day of June,
POST.
or thereto, and that said defendants court house at Jacksonville, Jackson and that plaintiff have such other and JACKSONVILLE
emnly Hint you nre wrong. The girl
County
Oregon,
as
the
place
for
hear
­
1917,
and
in
obedience
thereto
tne
and
each,
every
and
all
theieof,
be
for
­
further
relief
as
to
the
court
mav
ap
­
befiM-e you was dark.”—Puck.
first publication hereof is the ’6th day ever barred, enjoined and restrained ing objections to said final account, and pear just and equitable.
of June, 1917,
from asserting or setting up any claim, the settlement thereof.
This summons is published in the
The Purest Iron.
BUSINESS CARDS
W.
E.
P
hipps
right,
title or interest in or to said I All persons interested are hereby no­ Jacksonville Post by order pf the Hon­
The purest iron known is that now
tified
to
appear
at
said
time
and
place
Attorney for Plaintiff. above described real estate or any part
orable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
being made for scientific use by the bu­
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or parcel thereof, and for such oth?r, and show cause if any there be, why said above entitled Court, which said order
reau of standards at Washington. In­
GUS NEWBURY
gots about tt by 2 Inches in size are
further or different relief as to the final account should not be approved by was made and entered of record on the
Alias Summons.
prciMircd for the bureau's own work,
Court may seem just and equitable in the court and said administratrix dis 2nd day of June, 1917. and incompli­
Attorney-at-Law
charged from her trust, the date of the ance therewith the date of the first
and nre also supplied to scientific in­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE GF the premises.
stitutions nod laboratories in various OREGON. IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY
first publication of this notice being publication hereof is the 2nd day of Will Practise in All Courts in the State
This summons is published, and serv­
parts of the world.
June 2nd, 1917.
W. J. Gregory, Plainitiff
June, 1917.
ed upon you by publication, under and
OREGON
MEDFORD.
M ay Li:wis-Nee D avidson ,
vs
W. E. P hipps
by
virtue
of
an
order
of
the
Hon.
F.
A Great Descent.
Administratrix of the estate
Attorney for Plaintiff.
“I can trace my descent from Ho­ Margaret Holms and John Doe Holms M Calkins, Judge of the First Judicial
of John M. Davidson, deceased.
(true name unknown) her husband, if District of Oregon, heretofore made
mer," said Lord Slatey proudly.
"Indissi," replied Miss ('resse, who living, and their unknown het's if dead, and entered of record in said Court and
lt. W. BAGSHAW
Courtesy to the Flag.
didn’t seem to be nt nil impressed. Elizabeth McLaughlin and John Doe Cause on the 16th dav of June, A. 1). IN THF. COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
Civilians have all kinds of trouble
OREGON.
FOR
JACKSON
COUNTY.
“It Is certainly a great descent.”
McLaughlin, (true name unknown) her 1917; the first publication ot this Sum­
Attorney at Law
when visiting a military camp, because
Ill the matter of the Estate of Thom­ they invariably attempt to pass the
husband, if living, and their unknown mons will be made on June 16th, A. I).
as M. Barr, Deceased.
flag waving at regimental or brigade : NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
Inaido Information.
heirs if dead, heirs of James A. Lup- 1917.
headquarters without paying it any
“Dear sir," wrote the man who owed ton, deceased; the unknown heirs of
1
CITATION
—
To
Samuel
R.
Barr,
re
­
F. J. N ewman
Office with Jacksonville Post.
more recognition than they •would au
his tailor and hail received a letter ask I James A. Lupton, deceased; the inl­
siding
at
Medford,
Oregon.
Mary
J.
Attorno or Plaintiff,
ice wagon or a garbage can. But hi
ing for payment of the bill, "your let­ known heirs ot Levi A. Rice
|
Geyer,
residing
at
Corva
’
lis,
Oregon.
- OREGON
and Pru-
Medford, Oregon.
ter was extremely Impertinent, and I
such places they are compelled to ex­ JACKSONVILLE.
Emma
Field,
residing
at
Phoenix,
Ore
­
dence
M.
Rice,
both
deceased;
Frink
return It to you unopened."
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tend firoper courtesy to the flag of
gon, Minnie M. Hickok, residing it their country. There is always a hawk
Amy, a widower, the unknown heirs of
Lowery, California, Totlie E. Estep, faced colonel roosting in the black
Albert Amy,deceased;Laura Wilson and
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
II. K. HANNA
I residing at Medford, Oregon, Thomas depths of bis tent Just behind the col­
Robert M. Wilson, her husband, heirs
I
W.
Brown,
residing
at
Seattle,
Wash
­
ors,
and
woe
to
the
soldier
on
guard
if
of Haskell Amy and Mahala M. Amv,
Legal Advertisements
Lawyer
his wife, both deceased; Samuel La­
By virtue of an execution in foreclo­ ington, Lawrence Hamlin, Clarence be lets a civilian go past without sa-
porte sometimes known ns Samuel La- sure and order of sale duly issued out Hamlin. Esther Shed.', and Eva Shedd, luting.
When a civilian starts to pass the Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
port, if living, and his unknown heirs of and under the seal of the Circuit residing at Willow Creek. California.
colors without removing his hat the
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
OF
if
dead;
Aletta
B.
Bigham
and
John
' Court of the State of Oregon, it' and
Summons,
sentry, knowing that the r regimental I
OREGON
Bigham her husband, Leila B Hedge for the County of Jackson, to me di­ OREGON, and by order of the above hawk is glaring 4>alelully at him. t JACKSONVILLE.
is the cmcvtT court or tiie state or narcos
i
entitled
court
made
and
entered
on
the
and
J.
Oltis
He
Ige,
her
husband,
Ji
s.
rected and dated on the 9th day cf June
swoops down on the surprised civilian
IN ANO roa THE COUNTY or JACKSON.
L. Berry, single, Nellie D. Griffin ai d 1917. in a certain suit therein, wherein . U'.h day of June, 191“, vou ..nd e..ch and sternly says. "Take off your hat."
Fred Bell, Plaintiff,
John B. Griffin her husband, heirs of W. E. Phipps as Plaintiff recovered of you are hereby cited and required to
Women, of course, cannot take off
DR. T. T. SHAW
vs.
W B. Berry, deceased; the unknown judgment and decree against Mary G. appear on Friday the 27, day of July, their hats to the colors, but as they
Mary F. Gage, Cornelius Cleave Gage,
1917, at the hour of 10 A. M. of said puss thh colors or the colors are car­
Norman B. Gage, Mary M. Gage, G. heirs of W. B. Berry, deceased; Jane Noe and C. T. Noe, defendants, for the day at the court room of said court in ried by them, they can at least stop
Dentist.
E.
Plymale,
widow
and
heir
of
Francis
sum
of
Eleven
hundred
seventv-five
and
B. Johnston, J. F. Maxfield, and G. C.
lie v urt house 'n Jacksonville Oregon, talking and keep their eyes fastened ou
M.
Plymale,
sometimes
known
as
F.
85-100
($1175.85)
Dollars
i
McAllister, Defendants.
1 show c Oise why an order of said Ohl Glory.—Chicago lieraid.
M. Plymale, deceased; Francis Gabriel
Office Upstairs, over Daniels for Duds
To Cornelius Cleave Gage and G. B Plvmale, if living, and his unknown and disbursements taxe I
court Ciomd not be made authorizing
($16 00) Dollars, which Jn< Igtner
Fortress, Silence, Gloom!
Johnston, two of the above named de heirs if dead, John Plymale. Cassie
MEDFORD
OREGON.
I I .ran B.r r, administratrix of the
, ei foiled and docketed in the <
The fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul
fend ants.
aoovo
I ...d estate to sell at private Is the gloomiest of bastiles. It stands
Nicholson and H. G. Nicholson, ht r | office of said Court in s i: i . C >i;
sale t th highest and best bidder up- on the bank of the Neva in Petrograd,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE husband, Ethel Curry, Gladys Curry, the 6th day of June 1917
OREGON: You and each of you are the unknown heirs of Rav Curry, de-
> su oi- s as the court may direct, opposite what was the Winter palace Change in Southern Pacific Time
Notice is hereby give:
hereby required to appear and answer ceased, John W Curry, surviving hus­ : ant to the terms of said i
sidj' -' t confirmation by said court, of Russia's masters. It is a veritable
the plaintiff's complaint against you, band of Anna Curry, deceased, the will jn the 9th day of July,
all of the right, title and interest of . temple of silence, such as Carlyle sigh­
Table
now on file in the above entitled court unknown heirs of Anna Curiy, deceas­ o'clock A. M. at the front door of the said estate in and to the following des­ ed for in vain. Prime Krapotkiu, who
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
and cause, on or before the last day of ed, Meda Fox and O. W. Fox. her hus­ Courthouse iu the City of Jacksonville, cribed real property, situated in Jack- spent many weary months within its
walls, tells how the officers moved
the time prescribed in the order for band. all being heirs of Francis M. Ply- in Jackson County, Oregon, offer for son County, Oregon, to-wit;
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
nboilt with silent tread. The floor of
publication of summons herein, to-wit: male, sometimes known as F. M. Ply­ sale and will sell at public auction for
The northeast quarter of the north­ his cell was covered with felt, and he
on or before the 30thday of July, 1917, male, the unknown heirs of Francis M. cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy east quarter of Section 26, in Town­ found that though the walls had the 14 Portland Passenger.... .8:20 A.M.
aaid date being the expiration of Six Plymale, sometimes known as F. M. said judgment, together with the costs ship 38 South of Range 2 West of the appearance of being paper the paper 16
Oregon Express......... .. .6:20 P.M.
was only pasted on canvas, behind
(6) weeks from the ante of the first Plymale, deceased; also all other per­ of this sale, subject to redemption ns Willamette Meridian.
12
Shasta Limited ......... ...2:18 A.M
Witness the Hon. F. L. TouVelle, which was a wire grating packed with
publication of this summons and if you sons or parties unknown claiming any provided by law, all of the right, title
fail to appear and answer for want right, title, estate, lien or interest in and interest that Mary G. Noe and C. Judge of the above entitled co i '
th layers of felt. Kropotkin measured
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the the real estate described in the com- T Noe jointly or individually, had .
s< al of the court here to affixed this his cell and found that ten steps from
one
corner
to
the
other
repeated
150
15 California Express .... .10:50 P.M
court for the relief in said complaint plaint, Defendants.
the 26'h day of August. 1911 or have 14th day of June. 1917.
times was tw—thirds <>f a mile. He
(Seal)
G. A. G ardner , Clerk. desired to walk five miles a day and 13
demanded, succinctly stated as follows
To Ma-garet Holms and
since acauired. or now have in and to'
San Francisco Express....9:05 A.M
By F lora T hompson . Deputy. accompli •' d Ids t !: v alkinc rapidly
For judgment against the defendants, Holms (true mime unknown)
the following described property, situ­
U
Shasta Limited.............. . 3:20A.M
First
publication
June
16th,
1917.
to the . -rm -. bet turning slowly to
Mary F. Gage, Cornelius Cleave Gage, band if living, and their unknown heirs ated in Jackson County, State of Ore-j
avoid dizzim -
Last publication July 14. 1917.
Norman B. Gage, Mat v M, Gage, and I if dead, Elizabeth McLaughlin and John gon, to wit:
.17 Ashland Passenger
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