Jacksonville post., May 11, 1918, Image 4

Auguste Urion, and tie unknown
tion 1 and C'tini in S- ction 6, Town­
September 11, 1915, issued on said <•« y
heirs of‘.Auguste Urion, ;f he be de­
ship 38 South, Rangel W«st of tie
I th Tax Collector of lackson Conn
ceived, Harriet A. Urion, aid the
Will» m tte Meridian, whe ce Soi.th-
tv, Oreyin, for the amount or $23 52
unkn< wn heirs of Harrier A. lliion,
■: ■< t corner of »aid Donat' n I.ai <
F~»
■■
1-
hen lui-nm* delinquent « r tixesfo
if she be dece.sed; D. II. Van Ant-
Cl im bears East 051.2 feet, a d run
the
year
1911,
together
with
pen
It'
.
Summcns in Foreclosure of weip, aid the unknown loir- ot I).
ning thence North 2161.1 feet to 1
nterest and costs tiie.e.-n u| cn th L
H. Van Antwerp, if he h«- 4<‘i‘«' .--.cd.
Tax Lien.
point on the No th line of sai 1 I* mi
'owing described real pi pertv wh.v:
tivn Land Ci aim, whence lhe Nortl - I Freewill Offering of Excess
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF STATE f I Fred T. Harrington, i.i’d the un-
; ou own and which it appears r :n lit
OREGON If AND 7OK JACKS >N COUNTY known heirs of Fr«d L Jlnri irg'.m,
• ea.-t corner there« f bears East 561
record you own to wit:
Stocks Is Requested.
if h<- I e decease'),: also all other • •■r-
feet; thence West along and upon
John F. Rocho, Ph intiff,
Beginning at a point 8 chains ••nd St
-I
< sons or part iei^uji^ now q, cli.iin? g
sai I North line 41 feet to a pi nt
vs.
links south of the north- ast <•-->:>»• r <•
I any right, title, esU'e; *iien ¡.nd in­
17'5.4 feet East of the Runge Li"e; MEN OVERSEAS NEED GRAIN
Horatio S. Sanford, and Matlew
Lot No. 7 i f Section 32, in T-«v. nsl.i;
terest in ai.d to the real «state,
thence South 2164.4 feet to a po nt
Gol leu, doing business under the
: 6 south of Range 2 Westof the Wil
described in this summons, Defeniant-
on the South line of said Donation
firm name and style of Sanford &
lamette Meridian in Jackson C iui.ty,
Plan Devised to Save Transportation
L ml Claim 1800 6 feet East of Rang«
Golden, and GeorgeS. Sanford, and J r ! To the oi known heirs of Sarah Oldak
State.of Oregon, thence -ouih alon«
and Time—Local Donations to Be
th.
i
era,
if
she
be
deceased,
W.
G.
O.ca<-
Line;
thence
Ease
516
feat
to
N. C. Claven, and ail other persons
the east line of Lot 7. 11 chains an
97
Resold Locally But Release Equal
place of beginning, cintainin;
unknown, if any, having or claim­ t 1 ers, and ihe urknown heirs of W. G
67 links to the southeast corner of
Amount
at Atlantic Seaboard For
»
’
Oldakers,
if
he
te
«le«
eased,
Jamis
O'
acres,
more
or
less.
''
ing to have an interest in or to the
said Lot 7; thence west alo. g »out*
Immediate Shipment to Allies and
Idakcis, and the unknown heirs of Jam -
Suui sale to be made subject to the
real property hereinafter described.
line of said Lot 7, 18 chains and 6
Oldakers, if he be deceased, Maggie
Troops.
Defendants.
links to the southwest corner of sai«: lion of a certain . j ant mortgage and t
To the above named defendants, art’ Oldakers, ai d the unknown heirs oi
Lot 7; thence north ah.ng west bn- any and all unp aid taxes, Sale will be
Maggie Oldakers, if ¡he be deceased,
e ich of them.
11 chains 67 links: thence east lb s iuject to confirmation by the County
Opportunity is now offered, through
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Oi John Oldakers. ami the unknown heirs’
Federal Food- Administrator W. B.
chains 61 links to the place of begin- Court in the usual manner.
of John Oldakers, if he be deceased,
Dated and first published, May 4, Ayer, for Oregon families and manu­
OREGON:
ning, containing 21 acres, more or
facturing firms using wheat flour, to
You are hereby notified that John F. Archie Oldakers, and the unknown
less, and all being situated in Jack- 1918.
D. W. BAGSHAW, Administrator. nruke a voluntary personal sacrifice
Rocho the holder of Certificate of De­ heirs of Archie Oldakers. if lie be tie-: son County, State of Oregon.
for the benefit of Uncle Sain s boys in
linquency numbered 2852 issue ! on the ceased, Archy Oldakers, ami the un ■ You are further notified that said P. O. Address: Jaeasonville, Oregon.
the Army and Navy. Mr. Ayer has
2ith dav of April 1917 by the jTax Col­ known heirs of Archy Oldakers, if hi* Charlei A. Ti>omt>-on has pai«i tax??
announced that any family, public eat­
lector of the County of Jackson Stat« be deceased, Birthey Oldakers, and th upon said premises for prior cr sobse-
ing place, or factory using wheat flour,
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Xif'Oregon, for the amount of Thirty unknown heirs of Birthey O «lakers if ¡ que t years with rate of interest th To­
such as bakeries and cracker factories,
she
be
deceased,
Auguste
Uhloii,
aie
and thirty-four one-hundridths Dollars,
now has the privilege of directly con­
on as follows: For year 1912, pail Sep'.
the same being the amount then rtu« the unknown heirs of Auguste L'l'inr, 11, 1915, $21.71, Rucpt, 11395;*fur year
By virtue of an execution in foreclo­ tributing to the flour bins of the Army
f
he
be
decease«!,
Harriet
A.
Urion,
and delinquent for taxes for the ye.u
l.H i, 1 aid Sept. 11, 1915, Del. Cert. sure and order of sale duly issued out and Navy by turning back to the gov­
1911 together with penalty, interest and the unknown heirs of Harriet A 2116, $31.83; tor ve ir 1914, $42 33 paid of and under the seal of the Circuit ernment, at the market price, such
ind costs thereon upon the rial proper- Urion, if she be deceased, D. IL Vim Sept. 11, 1915, R:cpi. 01438; for y? r Court for the State of Oregon, fol portion of their wheat flour allowance
to assessed to you, of which you ar« Antwerp, and the unknown h irs of D 191«, $31.68, paid D c. 2, 1916, R-cp'. Jack on County, dated May 3d, 1918 in as they will patriotically refrain from
the owner as appears of record, situat IL Van Antwerp, if he be -deceased. 11980; for year 1916, $17.93, pai D - . a certain suit therein, wherein Sherinai consuming themselves.
Such gifts of wheat flour, while not
J <'l in said County and State, an'1 par Fred T. Harrington, ard the unkno vi ■8, 1917, Reept. 12125; for year 191", M'rehouse and Carrie Mor 'house, hit­
going directly to France for the boys
heirs
of
Fred
T.
Harringtoi,
if
he
be
ticulurly bounded and describe«! as fol­
life, s Plaintiffs, recovered judgment overseas, will be turned into the gov­
deceased; also all other persons or par $15 58, paid Feb. 26, 1918, Reept. 101,
lows, towit:
ind decree «gainst Frank H. Sommer- ernment commissary at the nearest
rate
of
interest
15%.
Beginning at the quarter section cor ties unknown, claiming any light, tille
Chari
s H. Pierce and Anna L. II. point, and will release an equal quan­
You and each ot y >u are h reby t ot -
n«r of south boundary of Section 36 estate, lien or interest in and 10 the
tity of wheat flour on the Atlantic
lied that the plaintiff herein will apply Pierce, his wife, Defendants, for the seaboard for immediate shipment
n-al
property
described
herein.
in township 38, south range 1. wes
sum of $37o.65, with interest thereon
to
the
above-entitled
Court
for
■
a
judis-
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
"over there.” Under this novel plan
of the Willamette Meridian, Oregon
mer.t against you and each of you for at 8$i per annum from May 2d, 1918, when a patriotic Oregon family goes
Thence East 2 chains, thence Nortl OF OREGON: You and each < f you
ard
$50.0
¡attorneys
fees
and
$21.30
the
amount
paid as aforesaid i
on a wheatless diet for a week or a
" 2. deg. 45 min. east 43chains; thenc« ire hereby require ! to appear i.i the
upon tiie
aforesaid
I lelii quer.t Costs, which judgment was enrolled month, or longer period, the wheat
above
entitled
Court
and
cause
and
an
north 28 deg. 45 min. 22 83 chains
Certificate 23'11 with 15',/c inter- and docketed in said Coe i t May 2«’, flour they save and turn back to the
thence w» st 4.15 chains to corner o swer the complaint of the plaintiff on
government actually represents an
e>t
thereon from date thereof, togeth- 1918;
tract deeded by A. I). Hammond, lile therein against you within sii
Notice is hereby given th it jursu- equivalent of wheat flour three thou­
er wi'h the aforesaid several amounts
week»
from
the
date
of
the
fi
st
pidlif-'
and wife to S. J. Scott; thence aloii)
paid for prior and subsequent t ixes as i ant Io the terms of said execution,! sand miles away, which immediately
boundary of the said Scott Tract, cation of this summons, if st reed by
starts to move forward to the fighting
aforesaid with interest on eac 1 of said will on June 4th, 1918, at 10 o’clock A. forces. This arrangement has been
’first south 17 deg. west 5.92 chains the actual publication then of, andy<«u
M.,
at
the
front
door
of
the
Courthouse
sums
from
the
aforesaid
respective
made in order to save transportation
thence south 33 deg. west 4 chains ind each of you will hi reby take no­
dates of payment thereof at 15',. p«r in the < ity of Jacksonville, Jackson across the continent.
thence north 56 deg. west 9.50 chain; tice that if you fail to so appear ano
annum, and fora decree decreeing the County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell
“I am hoping for a splendid wheat
ther.ee North 29 deg. east 7 90 chain answer for want thereof, the plainti!’
same to constitute a valid lien up .11 the nt public auction for cash to the high­ saving record in Oregon” said Mr.
will
apply
to
the
Court
for
the
follow-
thence north 75J4 deg. went 5 4i
above described property, ard for a est bidder, to satisfy said judgment, Ayer the other day, “For I believe
chains; thence south 27 deg. wesi ng relief against you and each of you.
further decree foreclosing sai«' lien ami with the costs of this sale, subject to when Oregon families and public eat­ We have on hand for sale the following
to-wit:
4.77 chains; thence west 2 4 chains
oroering the sale of above described led motion as provided by la w, all 1 f ing places in the state know that the
For
a
decree
of
this
Court
forever
thence south 13 deg. 45 min. west 31
blanks viz:
property for the satisfaction of said the right, title and interest that the flour tiiey save will go direct to the
J <
links; thence west 6.80 chains thenc« juieting the title of the followi lg des-
boys cf the Army and Navy they will
Lease,
above
named
defendants,
joi
iy
or
in
­
lien
in
the
amount
due
thereon
as
afor«
-
south 60 chains to place of beginning, ribed real property, lying and being sai«! with interest costs and accruing dividually, had on January 20th, 1914 not hesitate to respond in the usual
Mortgages,
ituated in Jackson County, Oregon,
patriotic Oregon way. I hail a tele­
containing 82.36 acres more or less
Bill of Sale,
eosts; and for a further decree correct­ or have since acquired, or now have in gram from 5Ir. Hoover today in which
to-wit:
same being described in volume 26,
Agreements,
Beginning at the southwest c< tn< r of ing any defect tb it may appear in the and to the following described prooel- he asked ma for an estimate on what
deed records of Jackson County, Ore­
Vv arrantv Deeds,
ty,
situated
in
Jackson
County,
Stale
naming
of
the
owner
or
owners
of
1
thought
Oregon
could
be
relied
upon
the the southwest quarter of the
gon, at page 603 thereof.
Quit Claim Deeds,
to save under the new plan. I wished
aforesaid property in the a-s issme. t of Oregon, to-wit:
southeast
quarter
of
section
32
in
You are further notified that sail
I
Chattel Mortgage,
All of Lot number Nine (9) in Block to be conservative, and 1 replieil that
Township 38 South of Range 4 Wes' thereof for any of the aforesaid years.
John F. Rocho has paid taxes on sai<
my estimate would be 30 to 35 per
Ack now ledgements,
number
Three
(3)
in
the
Pierce
Sub
­
of
the
Willamette
Meridian
anti
run
Ami
yen
are
hereby
summoned
and
premises for prior or subsequent years,
cent of the normal wheat flour con­
Red Estate ontract,
«1
division
in
Township
Thirty
seven
ning
east
along
the
section
line
to
n
required
to
appear
in
the
above
entit
­
with the rate of interest on suit
sumption. This is a much lower es­
Location Notice —Flacer,
(37)
South,
R
inge
One
(1)
West
of
point
in
the
center
of
the
public
road
led
court
and
matter
within
60
days
af
­
timate
than
other
states
hail
made,
amounts as follows:
Location Notice—Quartz,
the Willamette Meridian, and c< n and 1 realize that it will probably be
as it is now located; thence in a ter the date of the first publication < f
Year 1913, paid April 5, 1917, Recpt
Satisfaction
of Mortgage,
taining
Five
(5)
Acres,
according
to
northeasterly direction along the cen­ this summons, exclusive of the date of
unsatisfactory at Washington. I am
No. 16391’3.68. 15% rate of interest:
Real Estate A’snts Gmtract,
the
plat
thereof,
now
of
record.
hoping
that
the
people
of
the
state
ter
line
of
said
public
Road
to
a
poi.it
the
fi.st
publication
and
defend
this
Year 1914, paid April 25. 1917, Recpt
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, M;y will exceed this estimate by a gener­ At reasonable prices. Weintend adding
in the center of Thompson Creek; suit or pay the ’amount due as afore­
No. 1386, $45.29, 15% rate of interest
ous margin. The county administra­ other blanks as fast as possible untii
I, 1918.
thence
northerly
along
the
center
of
said,
and
in
case
of
your
failure
so
to
Year 1915. paid April 25, 1917, $20.79,
tors have in hand the full details of
Thompson Creek to the northerly line I do a decree will be rendered foreclos­
R alph G. J ennings
15«,i rate of interest; Year 1916, pai<
the plan for saving wheat in this way the line is complete. Blanks of special
i
of said south west quarter of said ing the lien of said taxes and costs
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. for the needs of our fighting men, and form printed to order at short nttice
Sept. 1, 1917, Recpt. No. 7561. $21.85
section 32, thence westerly along said against the land and premi es above
By L eslie W. S tansell
any one wishing to personally contrib­
15«7< rate of interest.
line
to
the
northwest
corner
of
sai
i
describe
1.
Deputy.
ute wheat flour should get in touch at JACKSONVILLE POST.
Said Sanford & Golden as the ownei
southwest
quarter
of
the
southeast
This
summons,
pursuant
to
an
ordtr
once with the Food Administrator of
of the legal title of the above describ
quarter, thence south to pl ice of be­ of Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
the county in which he or she lives.”
ed property as the same appears of re­
The wheat saving plan announced
ginning
and
being
all
of
that
nart
of
above-entitled
court,
of
date
March
30,
First
Dahlia
Grown
in
Mexico.
coni, and each of the other person.1
business cards .
tie southwest quarter of the south­ 1918, is served upon you by the publi­
The dahlia .first appeared in the by Mr. Ayer is a national one, and it
above named are hereby further noti
is
now
operative
in
all
the
states.
east quarter of said section 32, lying cation thereof once a week for 6 con­ botanical gardens in the City of Mex­
tied that John F. Rocho will apply t
and being situated west of the coun­ secutive weeks, the date of the fust ico. It was in 1784 that the director The states of Washington, Idaho and
the Circuit Court of the County anc
of the Mexican gardens sent to the Oregon art- now co-operating in an
ty road and Thompson Creek; con­ publication being March 30, 1'9'8.
GUS NEWBURY
State aforesaid for a decree foreclosing
sffort to make a big wheat-saving rec­
taining fifteen acres, more or less
All process ami papers in this PRO­ director of the botanical gardens in ord for the Northwest. Federal Food
the lien against the property above de
Madrid
the
first
specimen
of
the
plant
Attorney-at-Law
Administrators R. F. Bicknell of Idaho
s ribed, and mentioned in said certifi n ana to the 'plaintiff, and decreeing CEEDING may be served upon the un­ bontanlsts had ever seen.
(hat
defendants
hereinabove
named
an
1
dersigned
at
his
address
which
is
Jack
­
ind
Charles
Hebberd
of
Washington:
[
Will
Practise
in All Courts in the State
cate. And you are hereby summonei
loin with Federal Food Administrator
to appear within sixty days after th« all other persons or parties unknown, sonville, Oregon.
OREGON
W. B. Ayer .for Oregon in the follow- i MEDFORD,
H. K. H anna ,
first publication of this summons, ex lave no right, title, estate, lion or in-
USE POTATOES
ng annouheement, which gives in de-'
erest
in
or
to
the
same,
adverse
to
Attorney
for
plaintiff.
elusive of the day of said first public -
INSTEAD OF BREAD tail the plan ot handling the returned 1
tion, and defend this action or pay th« he fee simple ownership of the plain­
wheat:
i
tiff,
and
forever
barring
said
defend
■mount due as above shown, togethei
"Mr. Hoover has wired all Federal
1). W. BAGSHAW
Bread Must Be Saved—Potatoes Con­
nts,
and
other
persons
or
parties
un-
Notice for Publication.
with costs and accrued interest, and ii
Foo«l Administrators that the excess
tain
the
Same
Nutriment.
stocks of flour held by public eating
Attorney at Law
oase of your failure to do so. a decree (iinwn frohi any Ínteres' th.'rein, and
D epartment or the interior ,
How many potatoes are you eating?
will be rendered foreclosing the lien o. ■njoining them forever from ever as­ TJ. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon This is a question the Food Adminis­ ilaces, bakers, dealers and consumers
may be voluntarily surrendered for NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
saiu taxes and costs against the lam serting or setting up any claim of righ',
April 18, 1918.
tration wants every loyal American to :he use of the Army and Navy and the
title, estate, lien or interest therein 01
' ?'
and premises above named.
NOTICE is hereby given that William ask himself or herself. Strange as It I Ailing. This action has been prompted I
Office with Jacksonville Pest.
This summons is published by ordei thereto, adverse to the ownership of H. McNary, of Jacksonville, Oregon, may seem, the eating of potatoes at by the many voluntary offerings from
of the Honorable F. M. Calkins Judge the plaintiff, and «’ecreeing plaintiff to who, on April 20, 1915, made Home­ this time is a practical war service, lifferent parts of the country.
¡JACKSONVILLE,
•
-OREGON
of the Circuit Court of the State of te the owner of the same subject only stead Entry, Serial, No. 010098, for the according to a recent Food Adminis­
“
The
practical
metho«!
of
handling
Oregon for the County of .’Jackson ami to said agreement of I’liila Bliven at.d SW.'i of SE14 of Section 11. Township tration bulletin, which points out that meh returned flour will be through
said order was made and dated this 13tl H. R. Bliven, and the plaintiff, and f, r 33 S, Range 3 W„ Willamette Meridi­ this nation now has a large potato he local merchant, who is heri'by re­
II. K. HANNA
day of April 1918 and the date of th« meh other, further and different relief an, has filed notice of intention to make surplus on hand ami that this valuable quested to receive all such flour and
food, unless eaten within the next two >ay the holding consumer the actual
as
to
the
Court
may
seem
equitable
in
$
'
first publication of this summons is the
Final Three-year Proof, to establish months, will be lost through sprouting
he premises.
1
Lawyer
<
20th day of April 1918.
claim to lhe land above described, be­ and rotting. By eattng of potatoes sost of same, and then re-distribute it
This summons is published under ami
without any additional charge to the
..
!«!.•■
Allfirocess «nd papers in this pro
liberally, every family can save a sub­ Ultimate consumer. Where merchants
fore
F.
Roy
Davis,
TJ.
S.
Commission
­
reeding may be served upon the under liy virtue of an ord$r duly made and er, at his office at Medford, Oregon, ! stantial amount of other food, particu- iccumulate more than their thirty 1 Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
larly of whcat. By eatfng up the sur- ’.ay»:- supply and all hotels, bakers,
signed residing within the State of Ore rendered ard entere I on the 13th day on the 1st day of June, 1918.
OREGON
plus of potatoes the nation will also Etc., that have an excess amount that JACKSONVILLE.
gon at the address hereafter mention­ f April, 1918, by tlieH «n. F. M, Ca i
Claimant names as witnesses:
ms. Circuit Judge, and lhe date of the
prevent serious loss to the potato cannot be disposed of locally, they
ed.
Samuel Coffman, of Ruch Oregog.
first publication thereof is 20t!i day of
producer, who needs to be encouraged
G. M. R oberts
hould immediately communicate with
Jacob Fat tig, of Ruch, Oregon.
to grow maximum crops during the Mr. M. H. Houser, Grain Commission-, THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
April, 1918, and the date of the last
Attorney for Plaintiff.
R. Holzgang. of Ruch, Oregon.
coming year.
publication then of is the 1st day of
I er of tli^> Food Administration, Board
ADVERTISING BY THE
Address: Medford National Bank
William Smith, of Ruch, Oregon.
•‘Domestic science experts have fig­ af Trade Building, Portland, and he
.lune, 1918.
Bldg. Medford, Oregon.
W. H. C anon ,
ured that: On«« ordinary bake«l potato will arrange for the transpqrtation to
G. M. R oberts ,
equals in nourishment one thick slice the seaboard. All flour returned to
Register.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
□f wheat bread.
GENERAL OFFICES
Summons
----- ♦«©.-----------
the merchant that is resold to the
"Potatoes at one an«1 one-half to two consumer should be reported to Mr.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Administrator
’
s
Sale.
IX THE CIRCUIT
COURT
OF THE
Summons.
vents a pound have more food value Houser, in order that an equal amount BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CIT.CS
than bread at ten cents a loaf.
STATE OF OREGON IN ANtl FOR JACKSON
may be released for shipment to the
r i-HK circuit court or th .: statu or oRrnoN
"Potatoes are healthful. They tm AliTes.
COUNTY.
IN THE COUNTY C lURT OF THE STATE OF
IN ANU FOB tpe COUNTY OF JACKSON.
prove
the
general
tone
of
the
system
OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
“The whole object of the above ar­
late Harrington, Plaintiff,
t Luries A. Thompson, plaintiff,
by their wholesome action on the di rangement is to provide a channel Change in Southern Pacific Time
j
In
the
mattet
of
the
estate
of
V«.
vs.
gestive organs. They are easiest on through which all excess quantities
»» <
| Charles H. Basye, deceased.
the stomach of all vegetable foods
Unknown heirs of Sarah Oldakers.
P; oebe Goodell, Pearl Hugger.
Table
Notice is hereby given, that pursuai t They rfre easy on the kidneys because of flour may reach the Army and Navy
if she be deceased, W. G. Oldakers,
I izzie Hugger. Martha Inigger,
or the Allied armies as a voluntary
to an order of the above entitled coi r of the minimum of nitrogen they con­ offering of the people of this country.”
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
and unknown heirs of W. G. Oldak-
¡•nd all other persons unknown.
tain.
They
are
easy
on
the
intestines
made and entered on the 2nd day of
er» if he fie deceased, James Oldak­
if any, claiming to have an inter-
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Muy, 1918, 1 will on and after the 4 h because of th«1 tenderness and small
ers. aid the unknown heirs of Janies
< st in or to the real property here­
If jfou have a food conservation plan
'of June. 1913, offer for sal? and will proportion of their cellulose and the or recipe pass it on to your neighbors
Oldakers, if he be deceased, Maggie
inafter described, defendants.
14 Portland Passenger.. .. , .8:20 A.M.
sell, at private sale, for .'ash, all the fine division of starch.
Oldakers, and unknown heirs of Mag­ Application to Foreclose Tax Lien.
"Potatoes are valuable In the diet of and your friends—be "in the service."
right,
title
ami
interest
that
said
dece
­
16 Oregon Express...?... . .6:20 P.M.
gie Oldakers, if she be deceased.
l'o Phoebe Goodell, Pearl Hugger,
the sick. They can be eaten with
John Oldakers, and the unknown
Lizzie Hugger, Martha Hugger, and to dent had in and to the following des­ benefit by people suffering from dys­
........ ...2:18 A.M
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heirs of John Oldakers, it he be de­
1 II other persons unknown, if uiav . cribed real property, situated in Jack- pepsia. anemia, diabetes. Bright s dis­
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
ceased, Archie Oldakers, and the un­
claiming to have an interest in or to son Cojnty, State of Oregon, to-vii: ease. cardiac affection», Intestinal
known hairs of Archie Oldakers, if
the real property hereinafterdeacribeI, A tract of land situated in the John P. troubles, constipation, hyperacidity,
15 California Express........ .10:50 P.M
' Davidson Donation Lam! Cla'tn an 1 be­ artiritis, gout, liver ci'mplaints. etc.
he be deceased, Archy Oldakers, and
defendants:
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"Always serve potato« s with meat.”
ing
part
th«
reof
and
described
by
metes
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the unknown heirs of Archy Oldak-
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
concludes the Food Administration
.- ¡ers, if he be deceased, Birthey Ol­
You are hereby' notified that Charles ami bounds as follows:
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bulletin. "Never serve bread and po­
'‘Beginning at a point on the South tatoes."
dakers, and the unknown heirs of
A. Thompson is the holder of Certifi­
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4:35 P.M.
line of the John P. E*avidson Dons-
Birthey Oldakers, if she be deceased,
cate of Delinquency No. 2801 of date
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