Jacksonville post., July 21, 1917, Image 4

therein described, to-wit:
ing. and his unknown heirs if dead, '
dant Clara J. Waltman and other de­
Citation to Heirs
Northwest
|
L -ila B. Hedge and J. Ottis Hedge her
The
West
half
of
the
There is no aucli thing as a loss of
fendants in the sum of $6000.00 togeth­
matter or force. The so railed “eon- quarter of Section 5; the Northwest, husband, Jose L. Be ry, a ngle, Nellie I IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE er with i'xe e-t at the rate of 8',! per
Hervatlon” of matter ami its forces was quarter of the Southwest quarter of D. Griffin and John B. Griffi i, her huB STAT.: OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON anrum fr an tic loth day of Augus
demon.(rated years ago by Joule ami Section £ 5; the Northeast quarter of the | l, l: <1, heirs of W B. Berry, dec* i«ed; COUNTY.
lOltl, for the further sum of $5.50 and
other Helen Lis tn When, for instam-e, Southeast and the Southwest quarter the uiknowi) heirs of W. B. Ber In the m ittei of the estate of
interest thereon at lu< pep annum
a thing ‘burns up.” as we say, the sub- of the Southwest quarter of Section 6; ry decease I, Francis Gabriel Plymale if O. C. Boyer, decease I.
from June 2nd, 1917, for the sum of
stances thnt Slfe out the light and the Northwest quarter of the North­ living and his unknown heirs if dead,
To R iy E lwar I Boyer, Fraddv Mar­
heat are changed, not destroyed, The west quarter of Section 7; Township35 Gia lys Curry, the unknown heirs of tin Boyer and Eva Mav Boyer, heirs of $660 00 attorne s fees, and for the costs
and disbursements herein, and for a de­
wood or whatever the substance Imp
Rav Curry deceased, John W. Currv, the above named dece ent, and to all cree against each of you and other de­
pens to be becomes ashes ami gas, ami South, Range One West, Wiliam tie
the unknown heirs of Anna Curry de­ other heirs unknown, if any there b fendants fi r the foreclosure of one cer­
if wo could gather up all the products Meridian.
Also, the Northeast quarter of Sec ; vised, Med i Fox and O. W Fox, her and to all other pers'ms interested in tain mortgage dated February 15tb,
of the burning we should llml that they
had not lost a particle of I heir weight tion 6, Township 35 South,. Range Ont husband, the unknown heirs of Francis said estate:
1916, and made and executed by the
M. Plymale, also known as F. M. Ply­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE defendants W. E. Bravton, Anna Bray­
anil that the form of them only was West, Willamette Meridian.
« banged. The eternity of matter was
Also, the North half of the North­ male, deceased, also all other person« OF ORGON: You an I each of you are ton, to the Western Bond and Mort­
a teaching of tin* old Greek pldllso- west quarter; the Southwest quarter or parties unknown claiming any right hereby ordered and required to app-ar gage Company, securing the sum of
pliers, or of some of them at least, amt of the Northwest quarter; the North­ title, estate, lien or interest in the real In the above entitled matter in the $6000.00 with interest at 8'1 per an­
the modern teaching of the conserva­ west quarter of the Southwest quarter eftate described in the complaint, de­ County Court of the State of Oregon,
num. Said mortgage covering the fol­
tion or indestructibility of the stuff of of Section 6, Township 35South, Range fendants:
i for the County of Jackson, at the court lowing described real propertj' situated
I
the universe would seent to corroborate
One West, Willamette Meridian.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE room thereof, at Jacksonville, Jackson in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
the ancient idea.
Also, the South half of the Southeast OF OREGON, you and each of you are County, Oregon, on Thursday the 16th
Beginning at a point 9 chains and 13
I
quarter
of Section 6; the Southeast hereby required to appear and answer day of August, 1917, at 10 o’clock in links East and 6 chains and 18 links
Cash Value of 8uccess.
“While I do not think that sucres* is quarter of the Southwest quarter of the complaint cf the plaintiff now on the forenoon of said day, then and south of the Quarter Section corner on
men hu red by money,’’ says a writer In Section 6; the Northeast quarter of the file against you in the above entitled there to show cause if any there be, the North line of Section !i, in Town­
the American Magazine, “an estimate Northwest quarter of Section 7, Town­ Court and Cause within six weeks from why an order authorizing Goldie M. ship 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M., in Oregon,
of success cannot be (lisassoelated from ship 35 South, Range One West, Wil­ the date of the first publication of this Boyer, administratrix of said estate,
running thence south 70 degrees and 45
the cash value that Is put on our work.
summons, that being the time designa­ to sell the hereinafter described real
It is the only factor of happiness that, lamette Meridian, reserving therefrom, ted in the order of publication hereto­ propertv belong to Said estate, at pri­ minutes East 8 chains and 93 links;
thence south 42 degrees 45 minutes
granting material necessities, has to be however, that portion of said premises
deeded to August Lawren tz, said deed fore made and entered herein by the vate sale subject to confirmation by East 17 chains and 97 links; thence
reckoned hi dollars. •
“Success is a variant, and it Is im­ being of record in Vol. 74 of the Deed Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judoo of the First the Court, should not be made and en- north 6 degrees 10 minutes West 15
possible to state it in a money limit. I Records for Jackson County, Oregon, Judicial District of Oregon, within I tered herein in accordance with the chains and 56 links; thence east 36
know that tin»
< mm > that is my fa­ al page 182 thereof, the excepted por­ which you shall be required to so ap­ I prayer of said administratrix' petition chains and 35 links; thence south 83 de­
ther’s salary as United States attorney tion being all that part of the South pear herein, and you, and each of you, ! filed herein, to-witi
grees East 6 chains and 79 links, thence
brings with it to 1dm a recognition of half of the Southeast quarter ot Sec are hereby notifie 1 that if you fail to
All of that portion of the Northwest south 40 degrees 30 minutes East 4
Ills ability that the same salary made
appear and answer said complaint or 1 quarter of the Northwest quarter of
In another way would not have. I tion 6 above described lying South of I otherwise plead thereto within said ! Section 15, Township 36 South, Range chains and 51 links; thence south 35 de­
the
County
road
passing
through
the
grees East 2 chains and 90 links to the
know that the small checks I some­
1 West, W. M. lying east of Evans north line of D. L. C. No. 55; thence
times receive for my own work bring South half of the Southeast quarter of time, plaintiff will apply to the Court
!
creeK,
excepting
and
reserving
the
ir-
for the relief prayed for in his said
a glow tliat really isn’t In the checks.’’ Section 6, said Township and Range.
east on said north line 1 chain and 25
i rigation ditch and a strip of land par- links; thence north 35 degrees west 28
Containing in all six hundred and six­ complaint as follows, to-tvitt
For an order and decree of this Court , allel tnereto, six feet in width on each chains and 9 links to the northwest
Bella Not In Favor.
ty-five (665) acres, more or less, in
Greek monks are called to prayer in Jackson County, Oregon,
quieting the title in the plaintiff to the side from the center thereof, with right corner of Lot 3 ir. Section 2, said Town­
of ingress and egress thereto and there­ ship and Range; thence north 2 chains
a fashion of their own. Bells are not
And that said premises be sold by following described premises, situated
regarded with too milch favor in the
from. All being situated in Jackson and 60 links; thence north 77 degrees
and
being
in
the
County
of
Jackson
and
Levant. The fact that they are an in­ the sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon,
County,
State of Oregon.
45 minutes west 3 chains and 66 links;
novation borrowed, albeit in the tenth as by law provided, and that the pro­ State of Oregon, to-wit:
This Citation is served upon the un­ thence south 62 degrees 30 minutes
Commencing at the quarter stake’ be­ known heirs of said deeedent, if any
century, from schismatic Venice makes ceeds, or sufficient thereof, be applied
west 5 chairs and 19 links; thence north
the orthodox doubt their appeal, while in payment of said judgment, costs tween sections 31 and 32 Township 36
the Turks object to them even more and accruing costs, and that if the South ot Range 1 West W. M., thence there be, and upon all other persons in­ 34 degrees 30 minutes west 8 chains
strongly lest they disturb wandering proceeds of said sale be insufficient to east along uuarler line to center of sec­ terested in said estate, by publication and 30 links; thence north 67 degrees
spirits, says the National Geographic pay said judgment, costs and accruing tion 2656.5 feet; thence north along thereof in the Jacksonville Boat, pur­ west 6 chains; th< nee south 80 degrees !
suant to orderot theJudge of the above 45 minute* west 12 chains; thence north '
Magazine. For all ordinary purposes
the monks use in their stead a hanging costs, that plaintiff have and hold a quarter line 2324.4 feet; thence west to entitled court, dated July 5th, 1917.
82 degrees 45 minutes west 4 chains i
deficiency
judgment
for
the
remaining
west
boundary
of
section
2656.5
feet;
wooden plank or sometimes a smaller
Date of first publication is July 7, and 10 links; thence north 44 degrees .
metal bar of which the necessary con­ deficit; that said defendants,and each thence south along Section line 2324.4 1917,
15 minu.es west 13 chains; thence west (
of them, and all persons claiming.or to feet to place of beginning, containing
comitant is n stout mallet.
WITNESS the Honorable F L. Tou
7 chains and 49 links; thence south 23'
claim by, through, or under them, or 140 acres more or less; and that plain-;
Velle, Judge of the above entitled chains and 51 links to the point of be- !
Artesian Wells.
I either of them subsequent to the ex­ tiff be decreed to lie the owner of said
For over 1.000 years the I'hlfiesehave ecution of plaintiff’s said mortgage be described real estate .in fee simple, court, with the seal of said Court here­ ginning, containing 95.75 acres, m r*
obtained water through means of arte­ barred and foreclosed of all right, title subject only to the rights of VV. W. to affixed, this 5th day of July, 1917.
or less.
We have on hand for sale the following
(SEAL)
sian wells. One of the most famous or equity, or claim of equity, in o
Excepting and reserving therefrom |
Glasgow and Willie E. Glasgow, his
wells in existence is that lit Grenelle,
F. L. T ou V elle , County Judge.
blanks viz:
the following;
wife, Charles M. English and Letha Attest:
on the outskirts of Paris, where the said described premises, except
equity
of
redemption
as
by
statue
Beginning
at
a
point
9.13
chains
east
|
English,
his
wife.
J.
A.
Bothweikand
Lease,
water Is brought from a depth of 1,798
G. A. G ardner , County Clerk.
and 12 chains and 39 links north of the j Mortgages,
Estella M. Bothwell, his wile, and S
feet. A well in I’esth was sunk to the vided.
F.
L. C oleman , Deputy.
By
Quarter Section corner of the north I Bill of Sale,
This summons is published in the A. Keenan under a certain contract re­
depth of 3.100 feet In tile seventies.
Jacksonville Post, a newspaper pub- ferred to in the complaint herein as
i boundary line on Section 3, Township I Agreements.
Notice to Creditors
Goliath.
i lished in, and of general circulation in, being of reconi in Vol. 88 at page 393
I 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M., in Oregon, thence j Warranty Deeds,
Goliath, the giant of Gath, who said County and State, by order of the Deed Records of Jackson County, Ore­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF I HE STAT E OF north 5.04 chains; thence east 7.49
Quit Claim Deeds,
"morning and evening for forty days” Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge of gon; that S lid defendants and each,
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
chains; thence south 44 degrees 15 min- i Chattel Mortgage,
deflisl the armies of Israel (I Samuel said Court, which said order was made
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
utes east 7 chains and 4 links; thence
Acknowledgements,
xvlll and was slain by David, was "six and entered on the 16th day of June, every and all thereof be decreed to of Charles H. Basye, deceased.
west 12 50 chains to thebeginning, con­
Real Estate ontract,
have
no
right,
title,
or
interest
therein
cubits and n span” In height. Tnklng
Notice is hereby given that the Ull-
i
Location Notice—Placer,
the cubit nt twenty-one Inches would ; 1917, and in obedience thereto tne or thereto, and that said defendants dersigned has been appointed Dy the taining 5 acres, more or less.
first publication hereof is the ’6th day and each, every and all theicof, be for­
Also excepting and reserving the fol-
Location Notice—Quartz,
make him ten and one-half feet high.
of Jnne, 1917,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
ever barred, enjoined and restrained above entitled Court, administrator of ; lowing:
W. E. P hipps
Beginning at same point as described
Real Estate Agents Contract,
Tit For Tat.
from asserting or setting up any claim, the estate of above named decedent
Attorney for Plaintiff. right, title or interest in or to said and has duly qualified therefor.
above as beginning point, running
He—These biscuits are not like those
At
reasonable prices. Weintend adding
All
persons
having
claims
against
which mother used to make. She—Of
thence south 18.54 chains to a post on |
above described real estate or any part
other blanks as fast a3 possible untii
said
estate
are
required
to
present
the
course they are not. These are intend­ I
the north side line of the County Road; ,
or parcel thereof, and for such other,
the line is complete. Blanks of special
ed to lie eaten, not talked about.
degrees
further or different relief as to the same, properly verified, to the under­ ; thence along road south 70
Alias Summons.
Richmond Times-Dlspntch.
signed administrator at his office in east 66 links; thence north 18.70 chains ! form printed to order at short notice
Court may seem just and equitable in
IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF THE STATE OF
Jacksonville, Jackson County, State of | to the south line of the land described l
JACKSONVILLE POST.
OREGON. IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY I the premises.
Quick Growing Cr.ia.
Oregon, within six months from the 1 above in first reservation; thence west j
It U said Unit cress is the quickest | W. J. Gregory, Plainitiff
This summons is published, and serv­ date of the first publication of this no­
j 54 links to the point of beginning, con-
growing of plant*. Under perfect con
ed upon you by publication, under and
vs
j taining 1 acre more or less. Also ex­
dltions it limy be made to flower ami Margaret Holms and John Doe Holms by virtue af an order of the Hon. F. tice.
Date of first publication is June 30, cepting and reserving the following: ■
seed within eight days of planting.
BUSINESS CARDS
M
Calkins,
Judge
of
the
First
Judicial
(true name unknown) her husband, if
1917.
Beginning at a point 9.73 chains east I
District of Oregon, heretofore made
living,
and
their
unknown
heimif
dead,
D. W. B agshaw ,
Hi. Trouble.
and 6.35 chains south of the Quarter '
Administrator.
Grimily-Hoes Brown understand the Elizabeth McLaughlin and John Doe and entered of record in said Court and
Section corner on the norih*iine of Sec­
GUS NEWBURY
purchasing power of a dollar? Blinks McLaughlin, (true name unknown) her Cause on the Itith day of June, A. D.
tion 3 Township 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M.,
1917;
the
first
publication
o(
this
Sum
­
— Yes. What troubles him is the pur- husband, if living, and their unknown
Notice
For
Publication.
Oregon; running thence south 70 de­
Attorney-at-Law
cbaslng power of ills wife!
heirs if dead, heirs of James A. Lup- mons will be made on June 16th, A. D.
grees 45 minutes east 8.09 chains;
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
1917.
ton, deceased; the unknown heirs of
thence south 42 minutes east 2.09 ! Will P ‘ractise in All Courts in the State
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,
Home men prefer any load of In James A. Lupton, deceased; the inl­
F. J. N ewman
July 11, 1917.
OREGON
chains; thence north 23.50 chains;
MEDFORD,
fauiy. however heavy, to any pressure known heirs ot Levi A. Rice
Attorney for Plaintiff,
and Pru-
Notice is hereby given that Chari s thence west 8.88 chains; thence south 1
of taxation, however light. Sydney
Medford,
Oregon.
dence M. Rice, both deceased; Frank
Smith,
Johnson of Jacksonville, Oregon did, on 19.27 chains to the point of beginning. |
Amy, a widower, the unknown heirs of
March 20, 1917, make Homestead Ap- containing 19 acres more or less.
!
Albert Amy,deceased;Laura Wilson and
1). W. BAGSHAW
I plication No. 010975, under the Act of
Also excepting and reserving there­
Robert M. Wilson, her husband, heirs
There are several form-: of wireloss April 28, 19'11, Sec’ion 2, and Act of from the right of way of Charles M,
Ix*gal Advertisements
of Haskell Amy and Mahala M. Amv, equipment u . cd 1 i war are. ami uailei June 11, 1906, for the SH of N'j of Wiseman described as follows: Begin­
Attorney at Law
his wife, both deceased; Samuel La­ favorable c-o|dll!o:is a laii.e of from SW't of NW!, of Sec 34. Tp 38 S. R 2 ning at a point where the Charles M.
porte sometimes known as Samuel La- 150 to 200 lr I es is p<issiblc with on.- vt W. W. M., List JNo. 6-1961, and entry Wiseman Water ditch right of wav NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
port, if living, and his tmknown heirs them. The most portable "station," was allowed on May 10, 1917, as addi­ crosses the east line of land belonging I
Office with Jacksonville Post.
if dead; Aietta B. Bigham and John however, is the cavalry type, which tional io H. E. No. 05895, on which fin­ to Martha Wichman and running thence
Summons.
weighs 610 pounds and is carried about
Bigham her husband, Leila B. Hedge In equal proportions by four horses. al proof has been submittod.
- OREGON
south 29'j degrees east 7 chains to the JACKSONVILLE.
IM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
and J. Ottis Hedge, her husband. Jose Its range is not a vide < ue. It works
IN AND roR THE COUNTT OT JACKSON.
The purpose of this notice is to al­ center of Bear ( reek and across the I
L. Berry, single, Nellie D. Griffin and over a distance of from twenty-live to low all persons claiming the land ad­ l uids of John J. Brown in Jackson
Fred Bell, Plaintiff,
John B. Griffin her husband, heirs of thirty miles. Tin1 engine and dynamo versely or desiring to show it to be County, Oregon.”
vs.
II. K. HANNA
I W B. Berry, deceased; the unknown ate mounted oil opposite sides of a mineral in character an opportunity to
This summons is published on< e a
Mary F. Gage, Cornelius Cleave Gage,
heirs of W. B. Berry, deceased; Jane rigid saddle on the first horse, together file objection to the application with week for six consecutive weeks pur­
Norman B. Gage, Mary M. Gage, G.
with four gallons of petrol ami a quart
lawyer
B. Johnston, J. F. Maxfield, and G. C. E. Plymale, widow and heir of Francis of lubricating oil, tools, spare parts and the local land officers for the land dis- suant to an order of the Honorable F.
M.
Plymale,
sometimes
known
as
F.
McAllister, Defendants.
a telescopic driving shaft. The second i trict in which the land is situated and L. TouVelle, Judge of County Court of Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
M, Plymale, deceased; Francis Gabriel
To Cornelius Cleave Gage and G. B. Plymale, if living, and his unknown horse carries the transformer which ; to establish their interest therein or the State of Oregon, for Jackson Coun­
ty, entered on the 3, day of July. 1917, JACKSONVILLE.
Johnston, two of the above named de- heirs if dead, John Plymale. Cassie changes the current to a lighter or the mineral character thereof
OREGON
lower voltage in a wooden case and lit
W. H. C anon ,
the first publication being on the 7ih i
fendanta.
Nicholson and H. G! Nicholson, h< r another wooden ease the receiver,
Register.
day of July, 1917, and the last publica­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE husband, Ethel Curry, Gladys Curri, while the third horse curries the masts,
tion being in the 18th day of August.
OREGON: You and each of you are the unknown heirs of Ray Curry, dc- w liieh in some cases are In sections
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
1917.
Summons
ADVERTISING BY THE
hereby required to appear and answer ceased, John W Curry, surviving hus­ Bird in others are made on a telescopic
F
arrington
&
F
arrington
the plaintiff's complaint against you, band of Anna Curry, deceased, the principle. The fourth lmrse carries IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
and O ra H. P orter .
LL
now on file in the above entitled court unknown heirs of Anna Curty, deceas­ halyards, stays and the aerial wires,
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
which are wound round drums and
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
and cause, on or before the last day of ed, Meda Fox and 0. W. Fox, her hus­ pack
COUNTY.
GENERAL OFFICES
away in a liber ease. 1‘earson's
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the time prescribed in the order for band. all being heirs of Francis M. Ply­ Weekly.
Western Bond and Mortgage Company,
NEW YORK AND CHICACO
publication of sumjnons herein, to-wit: male. sometimes known as F. M. Ply-
a corporation, Plaintiff.
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
Notice to Creditors
on or before the 30th day of July, 1917, male, deceased; the unknown heirs of
Throwing Heat Overboard.
vs.
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
On all seagoing steamers the steam W. E. Brayton, Anna Brayton, his
said date being the expiration of Six Francis M. Plymale, sonn times known
(6) weeks from the date of the first i as F.M. Plymale, deceased; also all oth- is condensed by sea water pumi»ed wife, John J. Blown, Clara J. Wait­ OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Change in Southern Pacific Time
publication of this summons and if you 1 er persons or parties unknown claim­ through the surface condensers. This man. and 0. L. Waltman, her husband, In the matter of the estate of
fail to appear and answer for want ing anv right, title, estate, lienor circulating water is then discharged and C. di. Owen, Defendants.
| O. C. Boyer, deceased.
overboard. In the process of conden­
Table.
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the | interest in the real estate described sation the cooling water taken in at ToJohtrJ. Brown, Clara J. Waltman
Notice is hereby given that the un-
court for the relief in said complaint in the complaint, Defendants.
l
dersigned
has
been
appointed
by
the
and
O.
L.
Waltman,
defendants
in
the
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
temperatures varying from 32 degrees
demanded, succinctly stated as follows:
• County Court of Jackson County. Ore­
To Ma-garet Holms and John Doe to ss degrees F., according to climatic above entitled suit:
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE gon, administratrix of the estate of O.
For judgment against the defendants, Holms (true name unknown) her hus­ and other conditions, 0 raised to tem­
Mary F. Gage, Cornelius Cleave Gage, band if living, and their unknown heirs peratures varying from So to 120 de­ OF OREGON, you and each of you are I C. Boyer, deceased, and has duly qual­
14 Portland Passenger.... ..8:20 A k M.
Norman B. Gage. Matv M. Gage, and if dead. Elizabeth McLaughlin and John grees and then discharged. This great hereby required to appear and answer ified therefor.
loss of heat is practically unavoidable, the complaint filed against you in the
All persons having claims against 16 Oregon Express......... ...6:20 P.M.
G. H. Johnston, for the sum of $5,500.- Doe McLaughlin (true name unknown) says the Popular Science Monthly.
00. together with interest on $5,000.00 her husband, if living, and their un­ Even on comparatively small steamers above entitled suit on or before the 21« said estate ire required to present the 12 Shasta Limited .........
...2:18 A.M
thereof at the rate of Nine per cent known heirs if dead, the unknown heirs hundreds of tons of heated water are day of August, 1917, th
be.ng m.-re same proper./ verified to the under­
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
(9%) per annum from the 23rd day of of James A Lupton. deceased, th - un­ pumped overboard daily. This consti­ than six weeks after the date of the signed administratrix at her home in
April, 1916, until paid, and for the known heirs of Levi A. Rice and Pru­ tutes one of the greatest In at 1< s<es in fust publication of this summons and Rogue River, Jackson County, Oregon,
15 California Express ....... .10:50 P.M
costs and disbursements of this suit to dence M. Rice, both deceased Die un­ the operation of steam machinery. al­ if you fail so to appear and tnswer lhe within six mouths from the date of the
though
sometimes
a
portion
of
the
drat
publication
of
this
notice,
which
13 San Franci»co Express ...9:05 A M
be taxed. That plaintiff’s mortgage known hens of Albert Amy, deceased,
complaint of plainti< filed herein. ..
mentioned in said complaint be by this Laura Wilson and Robe-t M. Wilson warm water is i.st d fvr scrubbing plaintiff will apply to the court for the first publication is June 30, 1917.
11 Shasta Limited.............. . 3:20A.M
decks and ter bath water on passenger
G oldie B oyer ,
court decreed a prior, superior, valid, her husband, Samuel Laporte some- j ships.
relief demanded in said complaint to-
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Administratrix.
Ashland Passenger
4:35 P.M.
subsisting lien «gainst the premises times known as Samuel Laport, if l‘v-
wit: for a judgment against the defen-
Matter and fforce.
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Jacksonville, Ore
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