the su n pavable otr of ihe net pr •
ceeds of such sale to the hol ler or hold
ers of su -.! bonds or coup .ns, as his or
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
their r.itaLle shar.of such net proceeds
after allo « ng for the proportion of the
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson tital payment require! to be made for
County, Oregon. D. W. B ag S'IAW, Editor and Publisher
I costs and expenses of sale orotherwise:
and if such sh >r< of the net proceeds
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonviil
should be hi-s than the amount then
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
due ujH>n such binds and coupm-s, such
purchaser or purchasers may make such
s.A Tijtii) 1 > . nrtEMitEii-j, n>i7
settlement by receipting on such bonds
In taking over the business of the old firm, after it had
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.5 '. Advertising rates furnished on held by them, the am >ant to be credit
ed thereon, and at any and eveiy such
application.
served the people of this community several yeais, it was
sale any and all of the h-md holders
may bid for an i pur.-hase such proper
with one aim and ideal in view: to give the people of
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Elec I rie Spuks
ty upon compliance with the terms of
«ale.
may
hold
and
retain
and
dispose
IN THE < IRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
this section
(From Off Our Wireless)
OREGON. FOR JACKSON CtlUNTY.
of such property without further ac-
Commerce trust & Savings Bank,
cointability therefor.
NOW THEREFORE by virtue of
When we shall have ended this war a Corporation. Plaintiff,
-vs-
sai I ju Igment, decree, order of sale
rignt it will be a long time before any-
Sterling Mining Company, a Cor
and execution, and in compliance with
bodv starts another war.
poration, R. S. Bullis, Spencer S.
the commands of said writ, [ will on
At best, a system of food distribu Bullis, C. G. Bullis, Andrew Can
the 3>st day of December, 1917, at the
to Meet Their Every Need: This desire you will find
tion whose by-product is many carloads trail, A. S. Kleinhammer, Jackson
hour of 10 o’clock a. tn. o.i said day at
of ruined food is a rotten system of 1 County Bank, a corporation, S. A.
the front door of the Court House in
has been attained, if you will
food distribution.
, Sanford, Clarence I. Hutchinson,
1 Ja cksonville, Jackson County, State of
America’s two largest polyglot tom- .and Harold L. Lumsden, cj-part-
Oregon, offer for sale and sell at pub
m mities today to give a practical dem- ( ners doing business under the firm
lic auction to the highest bidder, for
o istration of what the melting pot does name of Hutchinson & Lumsden,
cash in hand, all bonds as provided in
for applied patriotism.
IB. J. Palmer, Y. H. Allen, Robert
said decree, subject to redemption as
While talking peace Germany never G. Smith, The Bullis Company, The
by statute provided, the following des-
neglec's to prepare for another big ; Sterling-Applegate Company and
ciibedreal property ar.d all interest
T. B. Lumsden Defendant«,
drive
that the defendants above named or
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I any of them had therein o:i June 20th,
Pancho Villa is so “dead to the
Everything at lowest possible prices consistent with the
world” that he no longer takes the by virtue of a writ of ¡execution issued 19 »5, or that they have since acquired
oat of and under the seal of the above or now have therein or so much there
trouble t> announce funerals.
prevailing markets.
The reported change of Germany entitled Court in the above entitled of as may be necessary to satisfy said
Come and we will show you how “The World is Grow-
from an "autocracy to a democracy” cause, to me directed, and dated De execution, judgment, dnarec and
d >es not yet make the world safe for cember 1st, 1917, and which writ was cruing costs, to-wit:
issued upon request ot plaintiff and in
ing Better” at
the la!ter.
The lards and premises directed
compliance with and upon a judgment, be sold by this decree are situated
The German change in five days from
decree and order of sale rendered and the County of Jackson and State
"autocracy to democracy“ is a perfor
mance similar to one that may be seen entered in the above entitle 1 court and Oregon, an-1 are particularly ¡described
cause December ¡1st, 1917, and duly ns follows, to-wit:
in a vaudeville theatre in less time.
I docketed in the Judgment Docket of
The SW, of the SWtJ of Sec. 4,
A frequent political epitaph in New above entitled court and wherein the
the W'; of the NW’i of . the NW!-,;
York is: "He was a good mayor while ' plaintiff, Commerce Trust & Savings
1
io IV', of the SW', ¡of the NW!-,;
he lasted. ”
¡Bank, a C irporation, recovered judg
Phone 142.
The People’s Store
the NW'.t of the NW'4 of theSW'4
A balloon basket invented by a ment against the defendant, The Ster
of Sec. 9; the EL of the NE!4 of the
French aeronaut has gas chambers buo ling Mining Company, a Corporation,
NW!4; the E'_. of the SE'4 of the
yant enough to support five men should I for the following sums, to wit: for the
NE'4 and the EL of the NE! 4 of
it fall into water.
I sum of One Hundred and Fifty Thous
the SE'4 of See. 8 in Tp. 39 S. It. 2
Its inventor claims that a new cam and Dollars ($150,000 00), with interest
W. The SWJ-4 of the NEJ4 of the
thereon
from
July
1st,
1905,
at
the
rate
era will photograph very tall objects,
SE!4; the NW!4 of the SE'4 of th*
such as buildings at close range with of six per cent per annum, and for the
8E'4; the SW.'fi of the SE!4 and the
sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3000.-
out distortion.
SL of the SEJ4 of the SW'4 of Sec.
The unusually early and heavy fall 00) attorney’s fees, and for the forth- | 3 and the NW!j of the NW'4 of the
er
sum
of
Three
Hundred
($300.00)
i
snow in so many places convinces us
NEJ4 and the NW'4 of the NEJ4 of gether with all rents, issues, incom ;«,
Weather Report.
that Santa Claus plans to do his reir- Dollars fees of trustee; both of last! the NW'4 of Sec. 17 in Tp. 39 S. R. profits, moneys, rights benefits or ad-
named
amounts
to
draw
interest
at
six
I
v
intakes
derived
from
any
of
the
pro-
deering earlv.
t: ' Er.lwarn
2 W. Beg. at the cor. of lots No. 41,
per cent per annum from December 1.
! perty of the mining Company in any
People are always impugning the in
42,
55,
and
56
of
survey
of
mineral
cF
to?
Natica
1917, an 1 for all costs and disburse
Following is the report of U. S. Vol
telligence of the hen, but she absolut-
land in Tp. 39 S. R. 2 W and running way whatsoever.
ments of the above entitled suit. All
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt
Also all the rights, title and interest
ly never lays an antiquated egg.
th. W. 58 links, th. S 18L cleg. E
of the said amounts being the amount
Jacksonville, for month of
Oct,
3.41 chs ; th. S. 20J4 dog- W. S 96 which the said mining Company had or
All the world is from Missouri when of principal and accrued interest due
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi
might thereafter acquire in the capital
chs.;
th.
S.
deg.
W.
4.58
chs.;
Germany nonchalently announces that •it the date of said decree upon the
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
th. S. 23'.j deg. W. 1.91 chs.; th. S. stock, bonds or other securities of any
suddenly it has turned democratic.
bonds and coupons thereto attached and
1
other
corporation.
With German troublemakers out of the mortgage securing the same there- ' 13 deg. W 3.09 chs.; th. S. 9!j deg.
—
Also all and singular the property,
! Date Maximum Minimum Precipita'
the way, Japan and America have no in foreclosed, and the further ami ad- j W. 2 22 chs and intersect the hne i ¡real, personal and mixed, of Tne Ster-
difficulty in reaching an amicable un ditional sum of trustee fees Three Hun- I bet. seis. 4 and 9, 356 links E of cor. | li.ig Mining Company theretofore ac-
11
77
4Ó
derstanding.
dred (3)0.00) Dollars and attorney’s ; 11 chs.; th. S. 7.U deg. W. 2.43 chs ; ; ■ qaired or owned by it, or thereafter to
85
44
2
th.
S
11
chs.;
th.
S.
1'
4
de;.
4
00
j
Civilization must herewith cease fees Three Thousand Dollars (3000.00), I
90
44
I | be acquired and owned by it wherever
«
chs.;
th.
S.
5L
deg.
E.
2.89
chs.;
th.
¡4
93
44
muddling through and must systems- - interest on each of said amounts at six '
S. 8.4 deg. E. 4.51 chs.; th. S. 8.30 ’ situated, even though in such trust
¡5
79
58
tize its metnods or be overwhelmed by i per cent from December 1st, 1917,
I
deed
or
mortgage
not
specified
and
par-
deg. E. 7.82 chs; th. N. 54.50 chs. to !
78
6
48
which are due and payable under the I
educated barbarism.
67
44
the place of beginning being in Sec. | j ticul-.rly the proper.y theretofore own-
i7
88
46
8
This country evidently has much to ' terms of said mortgage, and the furth- ! 4 and 9 Township 39, S. R. 2 W. also a I and known as The Sterling Mines,
80
-9
47
learn in modern warfare, and also evi- j er and additional sum of $19.00 taxed i the E'j of the SW'4 of SW'4 Sec. 4 | ! '.id which are particularly described
79
45
1 10
dently this country is earnestly and J as costs and disbursements in said suit; I To. M S. R. 2 W. Tiie NLV L of herein.
76
44
11
all of said several sums draw intere-t
zealously learning it.
112
67
SW!4, N'j ofSW'i of NE'4> SW', 1 It being the intention and meaning
45
at the rate of six (6) per cent per an
! 13
40
71
Kaiser Wilhelm is practicing camou num from December 1st, 1917.
of SW'4
NE'4 and S'j of NW'4 j I to embrace thereunder and subject to
70
I1!
41
I the lien therein provided for, all the
flage on the reichstag, giving it the
of Sec. 18 Tp. 39 S. R. 2 W.
4.3
71
The aforeciid amounts are decreed
; real estate and personal propertv,
idea that i» had some real voice in the
! u-
61
38
W'j of NW'4 See. 27 T. 39 S. R 21 | rights, privileges, and franchises that
to
be
a
first
lien
upon
the
real
estate
.17
61
choice of the new chancellor.
30
W. The SW'4 of NE'4 Sec. 13 Tp. ' may be hereafter acquired by The
hereafter described, That in addition
i 18
70
34
Scientists who are persuading Ger thereto, the Court decreed a second lien
39 S. R. 3 W. Also the EL of SW'4 I Sterling Mining Company as well as
69
36
i I9
man citizens to eat sawdust bread are in favor of S. A. Sanford as follows:
1 20
Sec. 33 Tp 38 S. R. 2 W. The SE', those now owned by it and used or in-
74
3o
•21
of th«- same school as those who sold
72
40
of Sec. 13 Tp 39 S. R. 3 W. The t nded to be used in bonnection there
for the sum of Thirteen Thousand sev
¡22
70
40
turtle serum as a consumption cure.
NW',of NW'4 of NW'4, E'i of
en hundred and thirty and 65-100 ($13,-
, 23
65
40
with.
NW‘4 of NW1 4. W4 of NEl-4of
24
60
7.10.65) Dollars with interest at the
38
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, De
NWI-4, W'a of SE1-4 ofNWl 4, E'
64
35
i 25
rate of eight (8) per cent per annum
Submarine's Lifeboat.
cember 1st, 1917.
26
64
37
of SWI-4 of NWI-4. EL of NW1 4
For a long tlm«' nttempts have been from the second day of Ju: e, 1913 and
R alph G J ennings . Sheriff.
58
35
^7
of SWl-4. SWl-l of NW'4 ofSW,
made to evolve some sensible scheme the further sum of Seven Hundred
,28
By L eslie w . S tansell , Deputy. .
59
26
DESTROY
the
home,
and
what
and
NWI-4
of
NEI-4
of
SWI-4
Sec.
for permitting n crew to escape when Seventy five ($775.00) Dollars, with in
¡29
64
31
Date of first publication Decern ber
have
you
left?
4 Tp. 3J, S. R. 2 West. Also SWl 4
a submarine sinks, gets ensnared In n terest at the rate ¡of six (6) per cent
¡30
63
33
31
G4
net, or for some reason becomes un from the second day of June, 1913. The j of SWI-4 of Sec. .33 Tp 38 S R. 2 W 1st, 1917.
A town is made up of HOMES.
34
Date
of
last
publication
December
manageable while under water. An
The EL of NW 1-4 of See. 17 Tp. 39
The SUCCESS OF A TOWN de
Invention that has lately been protect defendants R. S. Bullis, Spencer S, ; S. R. 2 W. The Wij of NW1 4 of 29th, 1917.
pends largely on the success of
Bullis
and
C.
G.
Bullis,
were
decreed
|
ed by patents Is described tn Popular
Temperature—mean max. 72.09; mean
N W1 4 Sec. 17 Tp 39 S. R. 2 W. The
ITS
MERCHANTS.
to
be
mortgagee
in
possession,
and
a
Mechanics. It Is a lifeboat and, in
WL
of
SWI-4
of
SE'..
See.
33.
Tp
The success of the MER « > min. 40.09; mean 56.09; Max 93. on 4.
reality, a small auxiliary submarine third lien granted them for the sum of
Navy Gets Germ
Minimum, 30. on 17. Greatest daily
that normally Is held In a concave seat One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol 38 S. R. 2 W. The WL of NW'4 of
CHANTS depends on the pat
SE1-4 of Sec. 33. Tp 38 S. R. 2 W.
range, 49. Total precipitation .0
constructed In the top part of the large lars ($150,000 00), with inter, st at the
Submarines.
an
ronage of the INDIVIDUAL.
The EL of the NE1-4 of NW! 4 Sec.
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .Oin.,
craft. Water tight hatchways are pro rate of six (6) per cent per annum
Trade
in your home town.
• •
4 Tp. 39 S. R. 2 W. The NL of
vided In each of the vessels, so that ac from December 1st. 1917.
on
.
Number of days with 01.
cess from one to the other of them Is
SE2 4 of SWI-4 of Section 8. The
inch or more precipitation, 0. clear,
San
Francisco,
Nov.
27
—
Germany
Said
decree
provided
that
the
defen
possible. It Is Intendisl to offer a safe
N'j of NEI-4 and NE1-4 of NEI-4 of has admitted the loss of 115 submarines
27; partly cloudy, 3; cloudy. 1.
retreat for some thirty persons. Elec dants in said cause and each of them is
SWI-4; SWI-4 of NEI-4 of SWI-4;
Total snowfall
inches
tric and gasoline motors would propel I foreclosed of all right, title, estale, ! and N1; of SWI-4 of SWI-4 of Sec. through the effectiveness of the Amer- ,
Precipitation
for
season,
ican
naval
patrol,
accordin;
to
a
letter
It and give It a radius of action esti I lien or interest in or to the hereafh r
To Make ,4 Meriy Christmas
18, Tp 39 S. R 2 West of W. M. receive I here by Supe-vi o- James E
Precipitation for last season
mated at about 500 tulles. In the event described premises, including all inter
The EL of NWI-4 of NWI-4. The Power, fr >m hi« brother Th >m i-i chief
Seasonal average
of accident, members of th<
• st that said defendants above named,
EL of SWl-4 of NW1-I; the EL of c irpenter's m ite aboi-d in American
would enter the lifeboat, clo
: or any of »hem ha I on December is ,
K. B ritt ,
No
$2.00
that
you
can
spend
in
Christ
NW1-4 of SW1-J and the SWl-4 of destrov-r in patrol service. P >wer be
hutchways. fi .-<• the small eraft
| 1917, or prior thereto, except the inter-
Cooperative Ohserver'
screwing two large bolts» thnt
the NW1 4 of SWl-4 Sec. 9 Tp. 39'8. lieves this admission indicates that the mas present giving will go further than
---------------------- --—
the ' est of S. A. Sanford, in said second
It to the larger one, and rise
R. 2 W. The WL of the SWl-4 of actual number is far greater than the I a subscription for The Youth’s Com
i lien as above set forth, and except ns
surface.
NEI-4; the SEI 4 of SWl-4of NEI-4; estimate. The letter in part follows: i panion. Look over your long list and
Fly Specks In Business.
to the third lien of R. S. Bullis, Spen The NL of NWI-4 of SE1-4, the
see how few things on it are certain to
"We have done wonderful destruc- ! be as eagerly treasured during every
Patrick's Pls Idsn.
cer S. Bullis and C. G. Bullis, set forth
Moses
kept a ’second hand clothes
SWl-4 of NW1-4 of SE1-I, the SE1-4 tion to the enemy sin.-e we entered the •
Patrick hud called on Ills Betsy and above.
shop,
and
on leaving it in charge of hie
one
of
the
fifty-two
weeks
of
1918.
of NEI-4 of SWl-4; the NL or SE) 4 fight. The Germans estimate 115 jf;
she gave htm n handsome helping of
Acquaintance with it soon ripens into son Ikey during the dinner hour, im
Said
decree
cot
recta
an
error
made
in
of
SWl-4;
the
SW1
4
of
’
SEI
4
ot
her «pedal make of apple pie. Patrick
their subs have been put out ot the
describing said real estate at the time
SWl-4, and the S'2 of SWl-4 of running by us, and you can rest assur lasting friendship, for it has that rare . parted to him the fact that on the price
was loud In Its prnise.
one dot represented one shilling,
SWl-4 of Sec. 18 and the N1. of ed if they admit that number, the real and priceless quality among periodicals i
"I tried s new way." «aid Betsy, said mortgage was executed, and de
and
—characier, —and the character of The two dots two * shillings,
U!"!---- —
’ so on.
beaming. "I put n few goo.svla ri les In crees that the intention was to mort
NWI-4 of NWi-4, and the SWl-4 of total is a great deal more.
Returning,
Moses
-nquirsd
of his
Youth
’
s
Companion
has
made
fast
to flavor It."
gage the property hereafter described.
NW1 4 of NW1 4 Sec. 19 Tp 39 S.
"The other dav we picked up 13 sur
son:
"Bogomil” cried Patrick. "If n few
R. 2 W. W. M. The WL of NWI-4 vivors clinging to a spar they had been friend« for it all round the world.
In said decree it is ordered that the
gooseberries give so good n flavor to property, hereafter descri bed. be sold
"Haf you had any customers, Ikey,
and w'j of swl-4 of Sec. 9 Tp 39 S. on four days. The Germans had tor
The Companion alone is
$2.00,
but vat?”
I., V»..
w, UUl
an apple pie. what a »hirllnt of an ap
R
2w.
in
Jackson
County,
Oregon.
for
the
satisfaction
of
the
aforesaid
the
publishers
make
an
Extraordinary-
ple pie It would be made o' gooseber
pedoed their ship and made them get
"ïes, fader, I have sold de gray
judgment. Said decree further pro
All the lands witbin described or in lifeboats. Then the Germans took Double Offer—The Youth’« Companion
ries <ntolrelv !"
coat and vest for eight shillings.”
vides that the property hereafter des which might thereafter be owned,
and
McCall
’
s
Magazine
together
for
nearly all their clothes from them and
"Veil, veil, now, you did goot busi
cribed be sold as a whole at pub ic auc- leased or, appropriated by the said The
British Columbia Shipbuilding.
made them pull away. When they got $2 25.
ness.
for it was only five shillings.”
The steel steamer War Dog. the l lion and that the blind holders or any Sterling Mining Company in connection
Our two-at-one price offer includes:
“No, fader! I kept the ticket; see, it
first ship of Its type to be • built tn thereof, the mortgagee in possession er with its mines, irrigating, or otherwise off a short distance, the G rmans start
ed shooting at them witii machine guns 1 The Youth's Companion—52 issues has eight little dots dere ”
British
Cobiinhta,
was
recently I any other defendant may bid and be a also all water rights, ditches, flumes,
of 1918.
launched at Vancouver, The ' War Dog, purchaser at said sale, and any such pipes, giants, reservoirs, dams, rights and killed 35.”
The old Jew scratched his head and
O
o»
■ - ■-
with n length of 81.1 feet. I a also the ' bond holder becoming a purchaser, as
I smilingly remarked:
All the remaining issues of 1917.
of way, tools, implements, material,
flrat steel cargo vessel to he Imllt In
I
"Jubilee Jerusalem! I will never kill
Harrisburg —Work progressing at 3 The Companion Home Calendar for
thnt province. The contract wns aforesaid in making settlement or pay furniture, and other chattels then owt -
I 1918.
anoder fly.
n
w
sawmill.
Big
100-horse
power
mo
ment
of
the
purchase
price,
shall
ne
cd
or
which
might
be
acquired
by
the
-
placed by a Japanese steamship com
——
* V.
tor installed and power line nearly com 4 McCall's Magazine- 12 fa«hi< n num
pany through an English Arm. Since entitled to turn in any bonds and any said Mining Company.
bers of 1918. All for only $2 25.
All work done in 1917 spot cash at
Also all franchises, rights, immuni- pleted to mill.
the steamer was luiim lied she has matured and unpaid coupons, thereby
W. R. Sparks.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
been sold to a British flrm.
Secured, estimating the value of said . ties, and privileges then owned or
Roseburg —Many improvements at
Don’t for<et the Chautauqua in this
bonds snd coupons for that purpose at ("•ssessed bv the mining company, to- Roseburg are started.
I Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.
city Dec. 11, 12, 11
; JACKSONVILLE POSI
I
An Old Store Born New
A Store That Could be Depended Upon
Call and see the Splendid Lines now on
Display in our Store
Jno.M. Williams Co.
Jacksonville
u. s.