Bret Harte and thè West.
The west is stili un hii’etlnlte terni,
and mnny tilings have l> en culled
cestelli i which more Kti'h tly were far
. est crii i 3 he eilhues cnee of CnUfur-
ila ili ihe brill'aitt -.11 ire of I’. it i
Iurte, l > name liim old who whs first
t ilio i I alifo:Ilians, was an effect of
he casi in Ilio n w coiid tloiis of til '
Belile slope. It liml n<> loot In tlie
'•li. ami none of the poets who formed
Te San Francisco scho >1 of Harte's
iiy were of I'allfonda birth, much
ii-ss ciilnne They were > nl; western
>y sojourn.
I im le liinr elf. who w as I'.-a of them,
had greater originality In his verse
tlian in ills prose, lr.it lie was bom in
mid grew up in Albany. Tlie literary
atmospliere which lie breathed in the
west was, ns it were, piped from tlie
east, mid his ambition w as. as llie gen
erous expei-tntion of Ills fellow exiles
was for liim, to suggest in Iiis prose tlie
literary art of Dr. Holmes.—William
Dean Howells In Harper's Magazine.
Short and Long Twilight.
iinrum fr< m tie !5lh dav of August
1916, for the further sum < f $5.51) and
m Tni: ciK-inT c-ivnr or rm: stat ?- oi oikgon interest thereon at 1111. per annum
IN AMI FOB TUB COUNTY OF JACKS >N.
fr< m June 2nd, 1917, for the finn of
$600.1X1 attorneys fee-, and for th - costs
Sibyl JI. Bird, Plaintiff.
•.nd ni-1 urn ments herein, and for a de
vs.
cree against each of you and other de
De'la D. Walker, Julius Syffort,
fendants for the foreclosure of one cer
Harvey W. Craig, Francis Craig,
tain mortgage dated February 15th,
Evelyn Syffort, Jaffrey E. Breis,
1916, and made aini executed by the i
Leroy Craig, Minnie J. Craig. Ed
defendants W. E. Bravton, Anna Bray
mund J. Craig, Letta M. Craig,
ton, to tlie Western Bond and Mort
Arthur K. Craig, Defendants.
To Della D. Walker, Juiius Syffort. gage Company, securing the sum of i
per an
llarvey W, Craig, Francis Craig. Eve $60iX).00 with interest at
lyn Syffort, Jaffrey E. Brees, Leroy num, said mortgage covering the fol-’
Craig Minnie J. Craig. Edmund J. ¡owing described real property situated
Craig, Letta M. Craig, Arthur R. t'taig in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
— Defendants: You and each of you are
Beginning al a point 9 chains and 13
hereby commanded to appear within links East and 6 chains and 18 links
six weeks after the date of the first south of the Quarter Section corner on
publication of this summons, to wit: the North line of Section 3, in Town-
six weeks after the 4rh day of August ship 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M., in Oregon,
1917, and defend the above entitled i running thence south 70 degrees and 45
cause in the above entitled court and minutes East 8 chains and 93 links;
answer the complaint of the plaintiff thence soufh 42 degrees 45 minutes
filer! herein and in case of your failure East 17 chains and 97 links; thence
so to do judgment will be rendered north 6 degrees 10 minutes West 15
against you according to the demands chains aril 56 links; thence east 36
of the complaint: For a decree of this chains and 35 links: thence south 33 de
Court declaring you and each of you to grees East 6 chains and 79 links, thence
be enjoined from asserting any right, south 40 degrees 30 minutes East 4
title, interest or claim of any kind or chains and 51 links; thence south 35 de
character in or to the following des grees East 2 chains and 90 links to the
cribed premises or any portion thereof, north line of D. L C. No. 55; thence
to-wil: a strin of land commencing 1 72 east on said north line 1 chain and 25
chains south of the northeast corner links; thence north 35 degrees west 23
of Donation Land Claim No. 75 in sec chains and 9 links to the northwest
tion 26 in township No. 37 S. of Range corner of Lot 3 in Section 2, said Toiv n-
No. 2 W. Willamette Meridian; thence ship and Range: thence north 2 chains
east 23.27 chains; thence south 43 links; and 60 ¡inks; thence north 77 degrees
thence west 23.27 chains; ¡thence north -Io minutes west 3 chains and 66 links;
43 links to the place of {beginning; aud thence south 62 degrees 30 minutes
for a further decree of this Court west 5 chairs and 19 links; thence north
quieting title to said lands and premis 34 degrees 30 minutes west 8 chains
es in this plaintiff, an i for such other and 30 links; thence north 67 degrees
and further relief as to the Court may we3t 6 chains; thence south 80 degrees
15 minutes west 12 chains; thence north
seem just and equitable.
Service of this summons is made by 82 degrees 45 minutes west 4 chains
publication thereof ip the Jacksonville and 10 links; thence north 44 degrees
Post, pursuant to an order of the Hen. 15 minutes west 13 chains; thence ivest I
I>" M. Calkins, Judge of the above en 7 chains and 49 links: thence south 23
titled Court, made and entered July chains and 51 links to the point, of be
ginning, containing 95.75 acres, m re
30, 1917.
or less.
B.’F. M ulkey ,
Excepting and reserving therefrom
Attorney for Plaintiff.
the following;
-♦AM-
Beginning at a point 9.13 chains east We have on hand for sale the following
and 12 chains and 39 links north of the
Notice of Final Settlement
Quarter Section corner of the north
blanks viz:
boundary line on Section 3, Township
Lease,
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
37 S. R. 2 W. W. M., in Oregon, thence
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNT Y.
Mortgages,
norih 5.04 chains; thence east 7.49
Bill of Sale,
In the matter of the Estate of
chains; thence south 44 degrees 15 min
Agreements,
Jerimiah Nunan, deceased.
utes e: st 7 chains and 4 links; thence
W arrantv Deeds,
Notice is hereby given that Charles wi st 12 50 chains to the beginning, con
Quit Claim Deeds,
Nunan, administrator of the above-en taining 5 acres, more or less.
Chattel Mortgage,
titled estate, as such, has file ! his final
Also excepting and reserving the fol
Acknov ledgements,
account and report in the above-entitled lowing:
Real Estate ontract,
eouitani matter an I Tuesday, Septem
Beginning at same point as described
Location Notice—Placer,
ber 4, 1917 at the hour of 10 o’clock A. above as beginning point, running
Location Notice—Quartz,
M. at the courtroom of above-entitled thence south 18.54 chains to a post on
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
court at the court house at Jackson the north side line of the County Road;
Real Estate A'ants Contract,
ville, Jacksori County, State of Oregon, thence along road south 70'4 degrees
At
reasonable prices. We intend adding
has been appointed as the time an I east 66 links; thence north 18.70 chains
place for hearing of objections thereto to the south line of the land described other blanks as fast as possible untii
md for the settlement thereof.
above in first reservation; thence west the lin^ is complete. Blanks of special
C harles N unan ,
54 links to the point of beginning, con form printed to order at short notice
Administrator.
taining 1 acre more or less. Also ex
JACKSONVILLE P0S1.
cepting and reserving the following:
Beginning at a point 9.73 chains east
Notice cf Final Settlem nl. and 6.35 chains south of the Quarter
Section corner on the north line of Sec
BUSINESS CARDS
(N THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE tion 3 Township 37 S. R. 2 W. W. M
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Oregon; running thence south 70 de
OF JACKSON.
grees 45 minutes east 8.09 chains;
in the matter of the Estate
GUS NEWBURY
thence south 42 minutes east 2.09
of Ruth Keizur, deceased.
chains; thence north 23.50 chains;
Attorney-at-Law
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thence west 8 88 chains; thence south
Clarence A. Keizur, the administrator 19.27 chains to the point of beginning, Will Practise in All Courts in the State
of the estate of Ruth Keizur, deceas containing 19 acres more or less.
OREGON
MEDFORD,
ed, has presented to and filed in said
Also excepting and reserving there
Court his final report and petition for from the right of way of Charles M.
distribution to the parties entitled Wiseman described as follows: Begin
thereto the residue of the said estate ning at a coint where the Charles M.
1). W. BAGSHAW
ind that Monday the 10th dav of Sep- Wiseman Water ditch right of wav
t mber, A. D. 1917, at 10:00 in the crosses the east line of land belonging
Attorney at Law
forenoon of said day at the Court room to Martha Wichman and running thence
of sail! Court in said County has been south 29'2 degrees east 7 chains to the NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
fixed as the time and place for the center of Bear Creek and across the
Office with Jacksonville Post.
hearing of said final report and petition lands of John J. Brown in Jackson
- OREGON
when and where any person interested County, Oregon.”
JACKSONVILLE.
in said estate may appear and file his
This summons is published on.-e a
exceptions in writing to said petition week for six consecutive weeks pur
and contest the same.
suant to an order of the Honorable F.
II. K. HANNA
Dated this 10 th day of August, A. L. TouVelle, Judge of County Court of
I)., 1917.
the State of Oregon, for Jackson Coun
Lawyer
C larence A. K eizur ,
ty, entered on the 3, day of July, 1917,
Administrator of Estate ot Ruth Keizur the first publication being on the 7th
day of July, 1917, and the last publica Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
tion being on the 18th day of August,
OREGON
JACKSONVILLE,
1917.
Summons,
Summons,
As twilight is ■ an cd by the refrac
tion uf the iilnm plii’ie. wdlioiit which |
we slioilid lie iiislniilly in darkness ill
sunset, ail parts of llie earth liuve
twilight, though of varying iluiiitlon
Wlieu the situ linyL
gret’M lielow liu* lioii .ou no more ligln
By OSCAR COX
cun lie I’efrai ted nii.vwliere. but the
path of llie sun nt llie equator Is so
---------------------------------------------- *
neurly vertical that its disappearance
It was more than half a century ng >
Is pro|iortioiiuti’ly rip’l«!.
that stori<H"of Ihe' tow[iath Were < ur-
The slimiest twiliglit at the equator rent. Tli’it was ill lion the cunulboat
is one I kiiii " n:< I I welie minutes nt tlie j Was tile chief menus of 1 ruqspm'lnl imi
equinoxes in Marell ami Scplember; tlie In America. At one time they veri-
longest is one lioiir aiul nineteen mln used us passenger boat < Then, under
utes nt tlie solstices in June mid De- | com | ict it ion with the railroads, they
icmiier.
sank into freighting only, and now they
In luriidon from May 22 to July 21 it have ainmst entirely passed away.
is twiliglit all through (lie night. Far-
Ill those IT eight Ing du> s u man named
flier norih still, in the Shetlands mid Shock droic a mule on tile towpath
Norway, we speak of t'.ie nililniglit sun. wllicli pulled a boat. Shock was ns
v. liere men never lose sight of tlie orli homely as liis name, lie had never
of du.v mid twilight is unknown.—Lou laid a sweetheart, and there w as little
don Telegraph.
hope of Ills ever having one, for w hen-
ever n woiuan looked at him she was
Picric Acid For Burns.
' appalled.
Toothbrushes.
A well tried remedy for burns, used ■ There was. some three or four hun
The toothbrush, now an Indispensa
much before tin- advent of the paratlin dred yards from the canal, at about bio article of toilet, is but little older
treatment, says the Medical Record, is i the center of Shock s route, a tumble than the Aii-t iiemi republic itself, N >t
picric acid, to be employed in the fol down house in a small lot, in one cor even Lord < host erficid Used one, for.
lowing manner: I'lcrle acid, two drams; ner of which was a pigsty. One day writing t<> liis son in tT.TI, lie said:
alcohol,
ounces; distilled water, a wlien Sliix-k was trudging along be
“I hope you take great care of your
quart. The burn is first cleansed of hind Ills mule he saw at an open win mouth ami teetfi mid Hint you clenn
dirt and charred clothing, then strips dow in the dilapidated trap n female them ever.’, morn! g with a sponge
of sterilized gauze soaked in the above tigtire. Slio w as too far off for him to mid tepid waler with u few drops of
solution arc n ppi led to the part.
see What she looked like, but she wav- arqiioliusadc water dropped into it. 1
An absorbent cotton |M1<1 is plnced ed something white, whicli Enoch took do insist upon your never using those
over the dressing mid lightly bandaged to l>e a tablecloth, Whether she was sticks or any hard substance whatever
to place. The dressing dries rapidly trying to flirt with him or was shaking which always mb away the ’..'inns aud
mid may he left in position for several tlie crumbs out of the cloth, he could destroy tlie vandsli of the te th."
days, after which it Is again moistened not be sure. Taking a biindaiina from
Ill “Henry Esmond''Thu eray made
with the solution to soften It, removed, iiis pocket, he returned the wave.
Lord l'astlcwood spend "a tenth part
and a fresh dressing Is applied maHeft
Now, Enoch was cognizant of the of ills day in lite brushing of his teeth
on for a week. All blisters should be fact that he was not beautiful, Ilfs anil tlie oiling of his Iniir." mol in doing
pricked.
hulr was a fiery red, his nose was a so tlie novelist coaimitted a double an
The treatment causes pain nt first, pug the color of his hair, his teeth achronism. Not only was the tooth
which Inter disappears, anil the wound were mostly gone. Had it not been brush unknown, Dut dining tlie first
heals in a smooth cicatrix.
for this he might have made liold on half of the eighteenth eentiny all fine
his return trip to give his mule a rest gentlemen wore wigs mid had no use
and gone to the bouse a-woolng. As it for oil on their hair.-New York Sun.
Worry le Imagination.
We worry becaime we are able through was, mid since this was the only
a power called self consciousness to chance he had ever met, lie was wary.
place ourselves through our minds for He thought It better to make some
tlie time being either back somewhere headway in lovemaking before risking
In the past without carrying our physi showing the lady Ills homely person lit
'hat arc you thinking about ?” ask-
cal bodies witli us, for if we could take close proximity. So, instead of stop
ramlnia.
our bodies witli iik we would lie in tlie ping when he passed again, having
s wondering," answered Phyllis,
present again, and then worry is ini- provided himself with a boy’s blow
)H>ssll>le; or, we use our imagination gun. lie tired a wad of paper at her,
■ ml project tlie future entirely apart which being unrolled revealed the fol
from our bodies, for we cannot project lowing note:
our bodies into the future, mid if we I seen you at yure winder ylstaday and 1
coulil we would again lie in tlie present, wood like verry much to mak yure ac-
says tile "Book of Wonders.” We worry quatntenc.
over going to have an operation per The lady was watching for the boat
formed, which may or may not lie dan on its return trip, and when Enoch
gerous, hut quite necessary. We may fired his note nt her she saw It fall
still think we worry when tlie ofiera- near her house and, going out, picked
tlon begins, but ns soon ns tlint occurs it up mid read it. But by tills time
4* 4» 4* 4* 4* 4 4* 4* 4*
4*4 4**1«J»4*4* 4- 4* *
tlie time becomes the present, i 1 Enoch had gone on bis way.
When
Enoch
passed
the
house
again
though we may fear, we cannot Wen
he saw large letters chalked against
j
in I ho present.
the house, which, though It had been
originally
white,
not
having
been
paint
Hia Logie.
In twenty years, was now a dull
“Wo could get along very well with ed
brown. The letters were plainly visi
out lawyers.” proelniniisl tlie radical. ble
from the ennui, mid Enoch read:
"I consider lawyers nothing but para I can't
sco what you look like from
sites on tlie hotly politic.”
yarn, but you may lie a decent lookin’ fel-
The attorney sneered. "Your theory lor mid If you air you ktn come aud see
on tills Hiilijis’t Is like your theories on me.
«11 other BUbJects," he said. "You pre This reply was rather a setback to
suppose a model state of society. In a one who knew full well that lie was
niixlel state we abotikl need no lawyers, homely ns a hedgehog. The commiliil
hut nt present society Is imperfect. cation was brief, mid It contained ex
actly ivlint Enoch would have preferred
Therefore, lawyers me a necessity."
"I expected you to say flint,” said the that it should not contain. The lady
radlcnl. "Will you stick to it that a evidently was looking for a handsome
le wyer Is n necenslty mid accept nil the man. The message eonvineisl him that
he was right in not permitting lier to
consequences of Unit statement?"
see him close by before he had stirred
“Yi's."
"Out of your own mouth I condemn up some sentiment
you. ‘Necessity knows no law!' ’’— tier to overlook hi a
llness.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Enoch’s next love Utter was written
in lanipbaek on several boards nailed
A T«»t Required.
“Johnny, it was very wrong for you together mid set up on tlie disk of ills
canallHiat facing tlie house of ills in
■ nd the liny next door to fight.”
amorata. It read:
"We couldn't help It, father."
"t'onld you not have settled your dif If you air a party woman I wood be hap
to slop over, llatn t got no use fer
ferences by n peaceful discussion of py
ugly wlmmen.
the matter, calling in the assistance of
When Enoch passed tlie house tlie
unprejudiced opinion. If need lie?”
"No. father. He was sure he could next time tlie blinds were all closed
Do you wish to PRESERVE
wlilp me and 1 was sure I could whip mid mi living tiling was to lie seen ex
THE LIFE of your home town? J
hint, and there was only one way to cept a few chickens scratching tlie dirt
in the yard. Enoch was disappointed.
find out”—Washington Star.
If you do, trade with your j
It was plain to liim that this was in
tended for a hiiii I i . lln Ids next trip 1 Ï HOME MERCHANTS.
T ruth.
lie wrote on his boards, “What's up?"
BE NEIGHBORLY.
We nre born to Inquire after truth. to which was chalked the reply,
It belongs to a greater power to pos "Not liln'."
You work for COMMUNITY
sess It. It Is not, as Democritus said,
Enoch reasoned that Ills ladylove
INTEREST when you DEAL
hid hi the bottom of the deeps, but had been miffed nt his previous com
AT HOME.
rather elevated to mi Infinite height In munication, thinking Hint lie had ne-
the divine knowledge.—Michael de Mon eused her of being homely; but, hav j
Don’t Pull a Prop From
taigne.
ing thought tlie matter over, she had 1 X
Í
the Town You Live In
seen ills note In another light. He 4*
Closa and Near.
by Spending Your
began to think that "faint heart ne'er X
Promoter — Haven't you any close won fair Indy" mid he might ns well
Money Elsewhere
friends who have money? Inventor—I face tlie mimic one time ns another.
have one. but he Is too close to give up So lie wiped the lampblack off Illa <-F ++++++4”S’+4”F++++++-F++++++
any.
boards and wrote again:
lie stop over ilex' trip.
When lie passed again he was ar
Legal Advertisements,
rayed In a store suit that had cost him
in ¡in: ciuci tr court of THE STATE
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
hair had been greased with a
OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON
<j> $4 His
COUNTY.
Childrsn's Headaches.
» slice of fat. mid his boots hud been
Stopping
Ills
mule
mid
the
"Chllilrvn,” says n uoteil Eng ’F blacked,
Western Biffai and Mortgage Company,
Notice For Publication
boat when It had lost Its momentum—
lish pbyfflclan, "have no business
a
corporation, Plaintiff,
with licmlaehes, mid If these oc O’ he proceeded to tlie house of his lady
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
vs.
love. She had been watching liim
* cur frequently nt any school
IT. S. Land OfF.ce at Roeeburir. Oregon,
W.
E
Brayton,
Anna Brayton, his
from
n
wiuilow
mid
opened
the
door
♦ there la something evidently <$■
July 11, 1917.
wife, John J. Brown, Clara J. Walt
for him.
♦ wrong there. The liemlmlie girl
Notice is hereby given th it Charles
"Laws a marsy!” was her exi-lanm-
man, and 0. L. Waltman, her husband,
♦ Is not unlikely to gro»v up mi In
Johnson of Jacksonville, Oregon did, on
i tlon.
and C. H. Owen, Defendants.
valid woman, and the unstable
March
20,
1917,
make
Homestead
Ap
"lty gum!” was Enoch’s.
♦ mental alate may develop Into
'ToJuhnJ. Brown, Clara I. Waltman
Tlie woman liml lost most of the hair plication No. 010975, under the Act of and O. I.. Waltman, defendants in the
♦ epilepsy." Few parents are fully
♦ alive to the Importmice of recog ♦ on tier head, which seemed to have April 28, 1904, Section 2. and Act of above entitle ! suit:
gone to her face. Her nose had de- June 11, 19M for the S'., of N'; of
♦ nising the. signs of nervous
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
i eloped abnormally under the effect of SW'i of NW1, of Sec 34. Tp 38 3. R 2
breakdown In children during
some skin disease. She w as shibsiiled W. W. M., List ¡No. 6-1961, and entry OF OREGON, you and each of you are
« the school period mid of taking
anil angular.
♦ »trim to prevent Injuries through
was allowed on May 10, 1917, as addi hereby required to appear and answer
She slummed the door In Enoch's
♦ overstudy and the anxiety tbut *
tional to H. E. No. 05895, on which fin the complaint tiled against you in the
<* frequently m-eompanles study, ♦ face, w ho turned and, with u liielnn
above entitled suit on or before tlie 21s
eholy step, went tiaek to Ills boat and al p>oof has been submitted.
especially during the high school
day of August. 1917, that being more
The
purpose
of
this
notice
is
to
al
in
Ills
Interminable
Jour-
started
on
♦ period. It Is better to consult a ♦
than six wte'xs after the date of the
♦ physician before It becomes nec *> neys back mid forth. The woman low all persons claiming the land ad
♦ essary to discontinue the school « heard nothing from him for several versely or desiring to show it to be first publication of this summons and
♦ work. It is more Important flint <• months, nor did he hear from her mineral in character an opportunity to if you fail so to appear and answer the
♦ athletic exercises ami games that ♦ Then they fell hit» a new correspond
file obje'tion to the application with complaint of plaintiff filed herein, the
♦ will relieve the mental strain of ♦ ence which led them on mid on till the local land officers for the lan I dis p'aintiff will apply to the c urt for the
♦ severe study lie provided for * they forgot each other's homeliness trict in which the laud is situated and relief demanded in said complaint 'o-
girls than for boys In the high ♦ anil were married
Report says that they lived happlli to establish their interest therein or wit: for a judgment against the defen
♦ school period.
dunt Clara J. Waltman and other de
together notwithstanding the double the mineral character thereof
♦
fendants in the sum of $6000.00 togeth
homeliness.
j
W. H. C anon ,
er with interest at the rate of 8'1 per
Register.
oí
i he lowpalh
t Join the Home Trade
I
I
I ♦
w-
you are
in need of
Good Printing
Jacksonville, Ore
Where
you get
best work
low prices
LECAL BLANKS
F arrington & F arrington
and O ra H. P orter .
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
Notice of Final Account
In the matter of the estate of
D. Thomas Kunkel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
of D. Thomas Kunkel, deceased, has
filed in the aoove entitled court, his
final account of the administration of
said estate and that Monday, the third
day of September, 1917, at the hour of
11 o’clock, A. M. at the eourt room of
Slid court in Jacksonville, Jackson
County, Oregon, has been fixed as the
time and place for the hearing of said
Final Account and for the settlement
of said estate. All persons having ob
jections to said account or any part
thereof, are required to mike or file
the same in said Court, on or before
the time aforesaid, set for the settle-
ment of said estate.
Dated and first published August 4,
1917.
J. R. NEIL,
Administrât» r.
GENERAL OFFICES
NEW YORK AND CHICACO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS,
U
16
Portland Passenger
8:20 A.M.
Oregon Express................ 6:20 P.M.
2:18A.M
12 Shasta Limited
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
15 California Express .........10:50 P.M
13 San Francisco Express.. .9:05 A.M
11 Shasta Limited................. 3:20A.M
17 Ashland Passerger
4:35 P.M.