I
Qiisly wounded, lu.s Just gone back Into
ere I a decree against the s iid de'ar»
■Clive service, al t.-cli’d to n section
dants and in favor of sail plaintiff in!
of uhut was formerly the American
the sum of $1943.66 together with 6'i
umbulii me.
interest thereon from the 5th cay of
Are Carefully Trained.
January, 1918, together with the furth
Th • dogs undergo first of nil an ex-
Summon -
er sum of-$11.-36 costs an I disbu se-
linri union before a special jury before
I being accepted. Tin do^s, obeli ue-
By E1JJOT WALKER
!X’ THE CIRCUIT
COURT
OK THE menjs, and the furl her sum of $161 -n
*' -
| cepiid. lire placed in centers of In
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON attofnjy’s fees, which d -ere ■ w
r died and docketed in s >i I c jurt on i tie Contribute Useful Service on stilt'lion, prcparuilou und training. *
COUNTY.
(Cop/rigbu
: Th<re llrcy lire eliliusted to experl
J »th day of Dee -inber, 1917.
Western Battle Front.
Mildred Rn^ecran”, Plaintiff,
' enecd trainers, who make thnni fuitUl
“Whoa, Betty!”
The gray mare
N dice is hbttsby given that pursuant
-vs-
Iiir with their position .is soldiers, anil »topped and sniffed. "Someone called
to
the
terms
of
saU-i
xe'uli
>n.
I
will
(Jharles Francis Ros -crans. Defendant. '
courage, discipline, sangfroid, prudence me,” whispered the girl in the buck
on Wednesday the IJth dav of Febru
and dispatch are taught them. It b board—"dose by. too.”
Suit for Divorce.
ary, 1913, at 10:00 o’clock ' A. M., at
only after n fairly Imig course in these
She snatched the whip from Its
To ChaYfes ' Francis Rosecrai'S, the the frontdoor of the Court House in
schools that the (logs are sent to the socket nnd gripped the handle. "I limy
abive named defendant:
Jacksonville, Jackson Co ne y, Oregon, For Every Dog Who Dies on Field of float and start their service.
have to start quick," she thought. Then
In the Vosges, in Lorraine mid In her clear voice rang out. starling the
INT.ISNVM3 0? THE STATE offer for sale and will sell at public
Honor, France Considers It Has
Alsace the dogs often work with trims echoes from the boulders above:
OF OREGON, you are hereby required auction for cash to the high st bidder,
Saved the Life of a Soldier Messen-
.1
port and carriage of provisions, liar
"Who is It? Who spoke?”
to appear and answer the complaint of to satisfy the said decree in said sever
fler—Dogs Are Carefully T rained nesseil to vehicles specially construct
A little stream of gravel trickled
the plaintiff filed against you in the al amounts, with the cost of *his sale,
for Their Useful and Dangerous ed for I lie purpose. The dogs like this down beside the big rock nt her aide;
above entitled court and cause, on or subject to redemption as provided bi
Duties.
work, which they curry out with rapid a few small stones rattled; then a
before the last day of the time prer law, II of the right, title and interest
white face lifted into view, nnd a hand
tty and energy.
scribed in the order for publication of that the defendants, Adelaide L. Tag-
The dog pounds of France are con
The dogs attached ns guards to Implored silence.
Kinnm ms herein, to-wit; on or before ga t, R. A. Rowl y. and Isabella Row tributing an element to the deadly depots of arms nail munitions are per
Jennie Freeland raised her whip In
the 19th day of January, 1918, that be lev his wife, and Florence Milligan, or trench warfare that is old us conflict feet anil trustworthy guides, swift In sudden alarm anil looked again.
ing the date of the expiration of six any thereof, had in said premises on and, nt the same time, modern in its attack and defense. As Io rill catchers, “George!" she cried. “It isn’t yon?
these, like tile sentinels, lire the best What are you doing here?"
weeks from the date of the first publi- tie 9th day of April, 1914, or have conception and achievement.
Every dog pound in the republic Is friends of tile Poilu. living with him,
c ition hereof. And if you fail to so since acquired or now have in and to
The • young man was In the road
appear end answer, for want thereof the foil iwing described real property contributing every canine it picks up, faithful, intelligent, affectionate com now. “For God's sake, Jennie get me
I
line,” he whispered.
His
plaintiff will auply to the court for the situated in Jackson County, State of and numerous breeding societies lire panions, the soldier’s true friend. over the
furnishing regular quotas, but still Their watchfulness enables him to voice and
i
eyes implored piteously, lie
re'ief asked for in her complaint, to Oregon, to-wit:
dogs are needed to fill n very great sleep.
held up
1
a red, swollen wrist. “It’s
wit; For a decree dissolving the bonds
All of Block Fifteen (15) of the Ori and growing need.
Ambulance dugs are required to dis broke, I guess; I can’t drive.'
of matrimony existing between plain ginal Plat of ; he Oakdale Park Addi
So ninny diverse duties have been cover the wounded nnd to go nail find
The girl's lithe arm went out and
tiff and defendant; for an order grant tion to the City of Medford. Oregon.
developed for dogs in this war that the timbuliiuces. The dogs carry to drugged him up beside her.
ing plaintiff the care and custody of
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, tl is practically every canine, provided lie the latter the cap of the wounded man
“You did It, George?" trembled her
the minor child, Dongld Francis Rose- 7th day of January, 1918.
is Intelligent enough to be trained, or some object indicating the milt to lips.
can be utilized.
crans, and for such other and further
which he belonged. Other dugs, differ I
R alph G. J ennings
“Yes!
They’re after me. Jennie.
A dog kennel large inoligli for ently trained, call iinibiihmees to the I’ve been running and hiding all night.”
relief as to the court may setrn equita- I
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
training
hundreds
of
dogs
Is
u
regu-
wounded by means of prearranged j "Get up, Bet!” The lush fell In a
b -.
By L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy.
Inr part of the equipment of < every cries. All these dogs carry u little stinging cut. The mare leaped under I
This summons is served upon you by
French urmy now. It turns Olli wallet containing n flask and various j It, and then steadied to a rapid trot,
publication thereof in the Jacksonville
trained animals for iront service.
rough dressings lor first aid. They are | "It’s ten miles, George; we'll bent
Post, pursuant to an order of Hon. F. , N alice Or Sal? Of Real Property
Originally dogs were used for Just accustomed to cover all sorts of coun them! They can't be far behind. Oh,
L. TouVelle, County Judge of Jackson
the try, to clear all obstacles and to have I never dreamed ft was you!"
IV THE COUNTY COURT OE THE STATE OF two purposes—currying aid to
County. Oregon, which order was made I 'OREGON. FORJACXSON COUNTY.
wounded and iieeoiupitnyilig patrols to no fear of cannon or shell fire.
"Don’t give up. Jennie.”
•'and entered on the 20th day of Novem In the matter of the estate of
"scent out” the enemy. The Belgians
Proved Their Value.
“Give—you—up!” The color surged
have always had a third duty—that of
ber, 1917, and which order requires , ch jr|ts H Basye, deceased.
They have proved themselves valu buck to the fresh young face. Iler
training dogs to draw imo-hlne guns. able since the dcclnrntion of war and tone was half scornful, half tender,
N.'iiii
ihli
said SlimmnnH
summons tn
to hr*
be nn
so hi
published
once
N-'tice is hereby given that pursuant,
lint the highly specialized art of for three years they have carried out “I suppose you want to go straight to
each week for six consecutive weeks.
to an order of sale, duly male and tn- war today Ims result'd in iiiiipliticiition
The date of the first publication of tered on the 17th day of January, 1918, of these duties. Two of the most im their laborious and perilous work with Hiram's ?”
the ambulances to which they lire at
"No, I can’t trust him.
If I enn
this summons is December 8, 1917, I by the Honorable )’. L. TouVelle, portant roles now played by canines—
tached ill the most heavily bombarded strike Grant Brookers lie will know
and date of last publication thereof is Judge of the above entitled court, I '•Huson" work and sentinel service— districts.
where to put me, and blind them
January 19, 1918.
will on the 19th day of February, 1918, can be said to have attained supreme
Dogs, ns n rule, show great distress somehow. Old Grant will do anything
D. VV. B agshaw , Attorney for Plaintiff at the hour of 11 o’clock in the fore Importance.
when shells burst near them and howl for me.”
Residence and postoffice address is noon, on the premises in the City of
Play Useful Part.
piteously, tin the other hand, they
She pressed her face to
Jacksonville, Oregon.
(logs have
h
"Liason” dogs
the most dan have been known to dash along the know the road. Tlint'll help
Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon,
| offer for sale and will sell all the right, gerous and the most useful purls to top of a trench daring infantry tire, get by the stretch. The sheriff was
We have on hand for sale the following
| title and interest that the above named piny. Tiny carry messages between burking at the smoking muzzle, sharp hitching up ns I drove past. Bob El
attacking troops and butteries to the ly examining puffs of dirt thrown up lery was with him.”
Notice To Creditors
i decedent, Charles H. Basye, had at
blanks viz:
rear, which shield the troops by bar by enemy bullets and iippnrently en
"What did yon hear, Jennie?” The
NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, that the time of his death, in or to the fol- rage tire. Tii - intensity of < iieiny joying Hie noise. Evidently there Is man's voice trembled. "I never meant
Lease,
the undersigned, Sadie S. Jones, hav- (lowing described real estate situated eounter-biirrnge-i to prevent this kills some chemical exuded by exploding to—to—”
Mortgages,
ing been duly appointed administratrix I in the County of Jackson, State of Ore hundreds of dogs, hut still ninny sin Ils that peculiarly affects n dog.
“I didn't hear much. Don’t let’s
Bill of Sale,
trained animals slip through.
For
Regimental mascots appear to have talk about it. I know they made out
• f the estate of George M. Jones, de gon, to-wit:
Agreements.
Lot 1, in Block 4, of the town (now every dog who dies on the field of the best time, for they stay ill bil a warrant, mid that the—the doctor
ceased, and notice is hereby given that
Warranty Deeds,
City) of Jacksonville, Jackson Coun honor France considers it lias saved lets. live on the fat of the land and was still working over him. That’s
any and all persons having claims
Quit Claim Deeds,
the
life
of
the
soldier
messenger,
who
are
made
much
of
by
the
local
In
ty, Oregon, as shown ¡on the official
all."
against said estate may present the
(. hattel Mortgage,
otherwise would have to do the work. habitants. The pampered terrier of a
Along the ill kept, gravelly road
plat thereof.
said claims properly verified, within
Acknov ledgements,
Many dogs who full to show apti cei lain famous regiment of foot winding through the rugged Vermont
Said
sale
to
be
for
cash
and
subject
six months from the date of the first
Real Estate ontract,
tude for "liason" work develop Into guards sat on the top of a transport hills, the gray mure sped.
publication of this notice, which first to approval and confirmation bv the excellent sentinels. Those particular
wagon at the tail of the battalion and
Location Notice—Placer,.
“What became of your hot, George?"
County
Court
in
the
usual
manner.
publica’ion is on the 22nd day of
ly fitted for this work take their barked nt all the civilian dogs lie
Location Notice—Quartz,
"I lost It in the woods. I fell over
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, and place ut the top of the trench along passed.
December, A. D. 1917, to the said
a stump. Oh. Jennie, think of how
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
administratrix at her home on Beatty first published, tnis 19th day of Janu side tho gun barrel of their muster
happy we were to be. and now!” He
Real Estate A rents Gintract,
nnd delect every patrol or every In
Street, Medford, Oregon, or to her ary, 1918.
was weak, exhausted mid horror
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
dividual soldier that nltcinpts passage
D. W. B agshaw ,
Attorney, H. A. Canady, at his office
stricken.
Administrator of the es of the barbed wire entanglements
216 E. Main Street, Medford, Oregon.
"Mother risked everything for fa- other blanks as fast as possible untii
tate of Charles II. Ba ahead.
tlier.” she said. "anil things came out the line is complete. Blanks of spicial
Dated December5'41st, A. D. 1917.
I logs are still trained and used to
| all right. After you’re over the line form printed to order at short m tice
sye.
deceased,
S adie S. J ones ,
I carry aid to the wounded. One vet
I I'll come. It will be hard to leave
-------- ♦<!>♦- ■
—
Administratrix of the Estate of
eran—Dick—who has been officially
I home, but I'll come. If you're caught,
George M. Jones, Deceased.
decorated with the Will' Cross for
Summons.
I’ll wait.”
bravery at Verdun, where his master Patriotic League of the Y. W. C
—------
They had covered half the distance,
was killed and the dog himself serl-
A. Is Doing Splendid
Betty rattling bravely along, but punt
IN
TUE
C1HCUIT
COURT
OS
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON
Executor’s Final Notice
ing slightly. Fur behind, the anxious
BUSINESS CARDS
IN ANU FOB THS COUNTY OF- JACKSON.
Work.
lovers heard n faint halloo.
Their
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREOON, Harley H. Hall, Plaintiff.
heads turned in simultaneous fright.
FO” JACKSON COUNTY.
vs.
“The woninn’s committee Is being
LADY ABERDEEN DOING
"It’s Parmelee, mid lie's got Samp
much
encouraged
In
Its
work
of
en
Eva
Hall,
Defendant.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
G US NEWBURY
son's pair. It’s nil up, Jennie. Kiss
GOOD
WORK
FOR
BABIES
rolling
the
assistance
of
nil
American
Pearson Adams, deceased.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
me, darling, before they see us.” Case's
women
to
help
the
country,
each
In
her
Attorney-at-Law
The undersigned, executor of the i OF OREGON, you are hereby required a««».” r.nrtn:
own way, by the work of the Y. W. C. tone was strong and firm now. His
estate of Sarah Pearson Adams, de to appear and answer the complaint of
features
lighted
up.
“
It's
worth
It
all.
”
Will
Practise
in All Courts in the State
A. in its patriotic league.” says Mrs.
ceased, having filed herein his final the Plaintiff hied against you in the
Phillip North Moore, head of the de he whispered. "It's worth It!”
OREGON
MEDFORD,
As ho leaned forward for that last
account said court has fixed Monday, above entitled Court and cause, on or
partment of health nud recreation of
caress
the
girl
straightened
lip
January 2lst, 1918, ut Ten o’clock in before the last day of the time pre
and
I he woman's committed.
the forenoon of said day, at the County scribed in the Order for publication of
“Tills Is a league made up especially laughed shrilly. “Sit still!” she cried.
I”
Court House in Jacksonville, Oregon, summons herein, towit: on or before
of young girls, and its idea is to in “Don’t hinder me!”
Now the hoof beats enme plainly to
spire them to adopt the highest stand
for the time and place of the hearing i the 2nd day of March 1918, that being
ards of womanliness and loyalty to their ours, and now the sheriff's shout.
of said final account.
the date of the expiratiorf of six weeks
Attorney at Law
Jennie looked back and waved her
their country. The pledge which they
All persona interested are hereby from the date of the first publication
hand. A hundred yards nnd she turn
sign
reads
:
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEVANCEH
notified to make, or file, their objec- ' thereof. And if you fail to so appear
“ 'I pledge myself to express my pa ed abruptly into an old wood road, up
tions duly verified, if any they have to I and answer, for the want thereof, the
a sharp Incline—goading her beast, en II
triotism ;
Office with Jacksonville Post.
said fiml account, with said court on Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
“ ‘By doing better than ever before couraging, guiding with hands that nev
er
faltered
—
a
little
further,
deeper
in
i relief demanded in his complaint, to
or before said time.
whatever work I enn do,
JACKSONVILLE.
- OREGON
wit: For a decree dissolving the Bonds
“ 'By rendering whatever special to the woods.
Gus N ewbury ,
“Keep quiet, George. We can cross
service I can nt this time to my corn
Executor of the estate of Sarah Pear of matrimony now existing between
it—they never enn.” she said.
inanity ami country.
the Plaintiff and Defendant; for costs
son Adams, deceased.
The gray mare snorted, trembled,
IT. K. HANNA
" 'By living up to the highest stnnd-
and disbursements and such other and
December 22nd, 1917,
ards of honor and by helping others felt carefully with her forefeet.
further
relief
as
to
the
Court
may
♦®w
"Go on. Betty.! It's nil right. Betty !”
to do the same.’
seem just and equitable.
lawyer
They were over. Behind them was
"Especially In connection with the
Notice to Creditors
This summons is served upon you, by
dangers arising from the large train ' a frail, hnlf-tumbllng bridge of ancient
publication, thereof in the Jacksonville
ing camps nil over the country. It Is logs and boards, spanning a chasm Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Post, pursuant to an Order ot Him. F.
valuable to have organizations of thirty feet In depth.
T. B. Roberts, the undersigned, has
"You may kiss mo now. Oh. George 'JACKSONVILLE,
i L. TouVelle, Judge of the Courtly (*ou: t
OREGON
young girls who can lie reached by In-
been appointed executor of the last
dear!” She burst into wild weeping 1
of
Jackson
County.
Oregon,
and
which
foruinii.ui
and
i.dviceiis
to
their
prop
will and of the estate of Isaac G. Rob
er conduct In these unu mil conditions. and clasped him close.
erts, deceased, by the C mnty Court order was made on the 16th day of Jan
Sheriff Chester Parmelee stopped Ills
An appeal to the honor i-.nd patriotism
uary 1918, and which said order re-
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
for Jackson County, Oregon, and [all
of the girls themselves will give them horses on the other side of the gap.
i
quires
said
summons
to
be
published
ADVERTISING BY THE
persons having claims against said es
coots
I
“
Of
all
the
crazy
ever see !”
il very mill'll clearer idea of their own
tor six consecutive weeks.
tate are hereby notified to ¡present the
obligations than any number of warn he yelled In high wrath, "An' me
The date of the first publication of
same, duly verified, to the|undersigned
ings. or than the ordinary safeguards coinin’ all this way to find George, ez
this
summons
is
January
19,
1918
and
Ulcered he was fullerin' the road! No
executor ut Gold Hill in Jackson Coun--
and restrictions.
GENERAL OFFICES
“It Is tin exceptional privilege so to need of runnin' off. George; that man
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
ty, Oregon, on or before the expiration I the date of the last publication thereof
is March 2, 1918.
hez
come
to
all
right,
mid
says
'twas
direct the spirit of youth and patriot
of six months from the date of the first ,
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
S. S. P bntz ,
ism that it may be n power and not a all his fault, mi’ lie bed no business ter
publication of this notice.
say whnt lie did about the gal—didn't
peril
in
these
days
of
trial.''
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
The date of first publication is Jan-
know she was anythin' ter yer. Says
Residence Medford, Ore.
uary 5th, 1918.
ye're a hard hitter." The sheriff grin
Generals Average Sixty Years.
T. B. R oberts ,
The ages of generals on tho new war ned. “Fve n warrant here for service,
Executor.
council average about sixty years. Till an’ hev ter go back. Whnt'll you two
do?
'Tnln't possible to cross over
Between Girls.
age* of some of them are ns follows:
•'What are you reading so Intently’"
Chief of Stuff Bliss, sixty-four; Ma ng'ln. Tills end's nil loose an' cavin'.
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
"Bnlxne. I have to post tip on Baiane
jor General Crozier, sixty-three; Major Jennie, how come yer ter pick htai
Notice of Sheriff's Sale,
up?"
Iiecntlse Illy beiti Is Interested In
General Weaver, sixty-three; Major
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
zac. Don't you ever pu*t up ou
“Oh. I found him on the road.”
General Crowder, fifty-eight; Major
things wlilvli Interest your bean?”
"I see. I see," remarked Parmelee 14 Portland Passenger........ 8:20 A.M.
General Sharpe, fifty-seven; General
By virtue of an execution in foreclo
"I don't liave to. " answered the
"Well, ye're u plucky gal.
Scott, slxty-four; General Black, slxty- «ngely.
sure, and order of sale duly issued out er girl "My I mciii ts interested In tn<x
16 Oregon Express
6:20 P.M.
Where ye goin' now?"
of and under tho seal of the Circuit
Buffalo News
"1 guess we'll go around by the wood 12 Shasta Limited
2:18A.M
Court of the State of Oregon for Jack-
and come back by the highway.'
Plain Clothes for “Cops.”
An Ancient Custom.
plied
the
girl,
smiling
nt
him.
son County, dated on the 5th day of
SOUTH
BOUND
TRAINS.
With
the
exception
of
the
traffic
in Dublln. Belfast unii other cltle
“I wonder If men have always com
January, 1918, in a certain suit therein
In Ireland thè Infunt mortality I* 5( squad. Wichita policemen will no longer my folks I’ll be a bit late,"
plaited
nlsuit
the
food
their
wives
pre
And Petty resumed her way more 15 California Express ........ 10:50 P.M
appear In uniform. Safety Director S
pending wherein Mrs. A R. Phipps, is
per cent bigie r thnn in New York city
pared for them." «aid one woman.
One of thè big blts of work. <»ld I.nd.i W. Zlekefoose Issued the edict and ex leisurely.
plaintiff, and Adelaide L Taggart, R.
13 San Francisco Express.. .9:06 A.M
"I guess so." replied tfie other.
Aberdeen. Is "getting beliiml thè Imiti«--. plained that “he did not want to adver
A. Rowley and Isabella Rowley his "Adam stinted ft”
1’topla I* what every nmn thinks the 11 Shasta Limited..
.. 3:20A.M
In ordvr tu bulbi up thè nutiou ueak tise his officers to those who wanted
wife, and Florence Milligan are defen
I to keep out of the way of the law.' world would In- If he had bls own way.
enei! by war."
■17 Ashland Passenger
4:35 P.M.
“ÖCGS OF WAR
A iOLITY KuW
Legal Advertise nents
Over the Line
you ^re
:n need of
Good Printing
the
POST
Jacksonville, Ore.
Where
you get
best work
at low prices
LECAL BLANKS
INSPIRES SPIRIT OF
LOYALTY AMONG WOMEN
JACKSONVILLE POS1.
1). W. BAGSHAW
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table
dants, and wherein the plaintiff recov-1
9