Jacksonville post., July 19, 1919, Image 4

FOR ONE THING then within six
I
from the date of
' oun’y, O e -nn, offer for sa'e » "<l f jrp
the fiist pi I ] eati< n of -aid si.mu « n. ;
se.I at punii' auction f««r cash to ti.e ¿
Soldier Might Have Seen Good in Olh I Aidjou are hereby furthir rotifle«
i.hes- bidder, t> sa«i‘fv said jir'g- '
er Changee, but Not in That
j that if you fail to appear ai it minwei
Y« i .«re h -ret n «titled that the ti> n , with ibe •osts of this -u’e, sub-
Last Greeting.
. said complaint, or otheiwiee piece
I>1 lnliif. ■ r his predecessor’ in in'eres’, j jet to redemption as i pr ivi led r«y i .w,
I
thereto within s ¡id time, plaintiff wii complaint of plaintiff, and upon yo .i nav.-paid th«- taxis «.n said pn-mi-es all of th ■ right, title nnd inte-re t that
The man who had volunteered his
filini to to di ph.iititf will apply t< 1 nd pioperty for prior in i sub - qne t ' e defendants, jointl lv or i di ¡dually.
life for his country came back from the | lake judgment against eou in the f i ; t ie <•
<•1 ri for a decree foieclobirig bi- j years, with th ■ rat..- of niter st on rad on March 15, 1910, or nave since
sum
of
$500.00
together
with
inter«
it
western front.
Ills experience hail
in tax iitn, includii g costs, a.*> ’ aid amounts as follows:
acquired, or now hav. in and to the
completely changed him. He carried thereon ftom Maj i' h, 1919, at it:, C
f Glowing descrioed property, situate I
Year Date Paid Roc: ¡pt !<o. Amt*
Within the sense of uti entirely new rate of 6% per aWifuin, and the cost- f II s: ‘
.»12
April K. 1<>17 HMtld
$212.23
m Jackson County, Slate of Oregon,
world.
arid disbursements of this action to t«« i Year Date Paid (’. of D. Am’. Int.
113 11
i He went to Washington, He heard taxed, and proceed to sell the property i 1916 Mar. 1 J. 19! > 4322 8.56 157. till paid 1 :914 Ai>ril 6. 1917 06471
to wi<:
I.H7
Feb 2 I91H 12300
10? 9K
Oct.1918 175(10
4.1« .16M till paid 191«
the speech of a senator. He saw the attached in this action to satisfy said ; ; jjib
The West ,!j of
Mar. 13. 191s 12K>0
5.07 15'“ tillpawl 1 1917 Oct. 9. 1918
¡17501
97.21
lol bylsts consorting
i
together.
He judgment.
tilt Northeast 'i
IM8 Mar 2!». 1919 2057
4.04 15 till paid I
The said Rogue R«vir Bui lie S
wanted something, and he waited fur
of Sec!ion 31). and the Nor'hwcst 1,
This summons is- published under i.nil ■ a ’ai’’ st that certain property lying, and ! Corporation. 'I he Irrigation aid lower
It tn vnlr.
of the Northwest ! f of Section 29,
by virtue of an order made by Hon. beim* sit'i- ted in Jackson Coui ty, O;e. - 1
“It I* the same old crowd," ho said. F. M. Galkins, Jmlge of the First Ju O 1, t( ■-wit: Lot 11 of Block 2. of Nar- 1 Company, Fort Deal born Trust and
all in Township 3G South. Range 4
raving
Bank,
\V.
L.
Vila
Houten,
I He met the girl he loved—with an­
711. 1 regai ,'s Addition to the (’«'y of M«<1- F. W. Douge, Arthur Coukiin, J. K.
West of the Willamette Meridian in
dicial
District
ttf
Oregon,
on
th-
other fellow. She told him that she
ford, Oregon, assesse«i ¿to saiii R. I . Couk, J. H. Chumbers, California-Oreg­ Jackson County, Oregon.
,
still loved him and that the only reason day of July, 1919.
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, June
The first publication of this i
on Power Company, Horace Pelton,
she was with the other fellow was be­
the John Ligan and the Gold Hili B. .k, as 24th, 1919.
nions «yi be made on the 12 daj
cause she was lonesome for him.
C. E. T errill
I’, r the owners of the legal title to the
vit's the sume old girl,” he said.
July, 1919.
T. W. M iles ,
He traveled on a railroad, The guarii
Sheriff of Jackson Countv, O.egon.
bv above described property as the surre
was surly. The train was late. The
Attorney for Plaintiff, virtue of an order duly made, rendered, appears of record, or as having some
By F lora T hompson ,
food was poor. The rate was nearly
Address: Medford, Oregon. and entered by the Hon. F. M. Culkir.s, 1 ight, title, estate, lien o • i teles t
Deputy.
double.
Circuit Judge on June 6, 1919.
therein,
as
the
case
may
be,
and
each
“It’s the same old transportation—
Date of first publication Jure 14, 1919 ot the other persons above named, are
only worse.” he said.
Notice of Sheriff's Sals
Alias Summons
G. M. R oberts , thereby fuither notified that Monroe
Ho reached his home town. He was
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
Get age, the above named plaintiff, will
Bv virtue of an execution In Fore-
met by a delegation and a ban«!. With­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THESTATEOF
duly
in two weeks four of bis neighbors OREGON, IN AND FOi. THE COUNTY ( F Address: Medford National Bank Bldg. apply to the Circuit Court of the c.«un- I • losure and Order ot Sale
u issued
.
M. d ord, Oregon. i t.y and state aforesa d for a decree , out of and under the seal , of thet
I iik I gotten the best of him, another
ircuit
JACKSON.
borrowed half his pay. an«l at the end
i foreclosing the lien against the prof er- Court for the State of Oregon, for
of a month when he walked down Main First National Bank of Medford,
I ty above described and mentioned in Jackson County, dated July 7th, 1919,
street no one knew him because he a corporation,
Summons,
i said certificates, ai d you are hereby in a certain suit then in, wherein R. S.
was broke.
Plaintiff,
j siinini i el to appear within 60 days Page as Plaintiff recovered jutlgment
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
OF
He went back home. There was a
, after the date of the first publication and decree against A. H. Miiler and
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
woman waiting for him on the door­
, of summons, exclusive of the date of Dollie A. Miller his wife, as Defend­
step.
Monroe George,
Plaintiff,
the first publication, and to defend this ants for the sum of S- ven thousand
“My baby hero!” site said.
-vs-
j suit anti action, or pay the amount due three hundred tifty-one & 52-100 dollars
An«! putting his arms around her, lie
j as above shown, together with penai- (7051.52) with interest from June 1,
replied:
SUIT TO FORECLOSE CHATTEL Rogue River Public Service C >rpo-
ration, a corporation, The Irri tation j ties, interest and costs, and in c ise of 1919, on $3333.00 thereof at ten per
“Same old mother—thank God!”— MORTGAGES.
Thomas L. Masson In New York Eve­ To Harold D. Kubli of the above nam I .¡nd Power Company, a corporation,
| your failure so to do, a decree will be cent annu«n, and on $1(567.1'0 of the
Fort Dearborn Trust and Savings
ning Post.
. rendered foreclosing the hen of said same from June 1, 191 J, at 6 per cent
ed defendants:
Bank, a corporation, W. L. Van
I | t ixes, penalties, interest and costs and annum, and on $12’2.60 thereof from
IN THE NAME OF THE STAT!
GOT THE WRONG IMPRESSION Oi«' OREGON, you are hereby reqnire«i Houten, F. W. Dmlge, Arthur
[ disbursements agai'.st the lands, prem- said date at eight per cent per annum,
to appear and answer th«.“ complaint of Conklin, J. ft. Look, J. H. Chambers, j ises and property hereinbefore describ- and for$309 attorney’s fees, ami $16.00
California-Oregon Bower Company,
Grandfather Was Convinced His Pet
costs, which judgment was enrolled
! ed.
the plaintiff now on file against you in
Had Joined the Church, and Re­
a corporation, Horace Pelton, John
Date of first publication, June 21, and docketed in said Court Jiute 28,
the
above
entitled
Court
and
cause,
joiced Accordingly.
Dugan, The Gold Hill Bank, a corpo­
1919, ami the last date of publication is 1919.
within ten days from the date of serv­
ration,
Defendants,
Aug.
2, 1919, and the last Jay for your ; Notice is hereby' given that, pursuant
ice
of
this
summons
upon
you.
if
served
She Is a newspaper woman anil her
to the terms of said execution, 1 will
grandfather formerly was a local within this County, or if served upoa i’o Fort Dearborn Trust and Saving- appearance is Aug. 22, 1919.
This summons is published pursuant on Monday, August 11th, 1919, at 10
preacher of circuit fame. 11c Is very you within any other county of, anc i Bank, a corporation, mi l F. W Do ige,
' to an order of the judge of the Countv o’clock A. M. at the front door of the
much Interested In her religious state within the State of Oregon, then wiih- J Defendants: —
anil worries because she does not at­ in twenty days from the date of the
1N T i i E NAMED F T ! E ST AT E O F ' Court of the State of Oregon for J: ck- Court House in the City of Jackson­
tend church every Sunday night.
notified that -on Comity, dated June 20. 1919, said ville, Jacks« n County, Oregon, offer
service of tliis summons upon jou, oi ; OREGON, y.ju are
The other evening she went to n if served by publication thereof, tn J Monroe George, the ho.der if (.'« rtili- r ter providing amongst other things, lor saie and sell at publi auction for We have on hand for sale the following
church to write a story about the new within six weeks from the date of ti e i eate of Delinquency number 12«'i, issued that this summons shall be published cash to the highest balder, to satisfy
organ, the purchase of which haff been
blanks viz:
I by the sheriff and tax collector for once a week for 6 successive weeks in s.ud judgment, with the costs of this
made possible by her stories In the pa­ first publication of said summons;
sale, subject to redemption as provide-
toe
Jacksonville
Bost,
a
weekly
news
­
Lease,
Jr.ckson
Countv,
Oregon,
on
Aprii
6,
And
you
are
hereby
further
notifies
per. So she took grandfather with her,
Mortgages,
knowing Hint while he could not hear that if you fail tb appear and answer I 1917, for the sum of $112.85, < >, cer­ paper published in Jackson County, by law, all of the right title ard
interest that A. H. Miller and Dollie
Bill of Sale,
much of the services, still he would en­ said complaint, or otherwise plea«, tificate of delinquency number 4202, Oi egon.
All process and papers in this suit A Miller, his wife, joint y or individ­
Agreements.
joy being In the church.
thereto within said time, plaintiff will issued by the said sheriff and tax col­
Warranty Deeds,
At the close of the sermon came a apply to the Court for the relief pray, ci lector on April 6, 1917, for the sum of may be served upon H. D. Norton, re­ ually had on May 12, 1911, or have
surprise for the newspaper woman. for in its said complaint on file herein, $102.56, the said amounts being the siding at Grants Pass, Josephine Coun­ since acquired, or now have in and to
Quit Claim Deeds,
The minister announced : “.Miss S., who to-wit:
the following describe 1 property, situ­
Chattel Mortgage,
amounts due and delinquent for taxes ty, Oregon.
wrote the stories which brought the
ated in Jackson County, State of Ore­
H. D. NORT c N,
Acknowledgements,
For a judgment against defendants for the years 1913 and 1915. respect­
money for our organ. Is with us to­
Attornev for Plaintiff. gon, to-wit:
ively, together witli penalty, interest
Real Estate ontract,
Harold
I).
Kubli
and
Winnie
Kubli
in
night and I would like for her to come
Commencing at a point situated four­
Address, First National Bank Build­
and
costs
thereon,
upon
the
real
prop
­
Location
Notice —Placer,
the
sum
of
$6249.27,
together
with
up in front so that all of us may see
teen hundred and ninety-five (1495) I Location Notice—Quartz,
interest thereon from March 31st, 1919 erty assessed as shown in said certifi­ ing, Grants Pass, Oregon.
her and shake tier hand.”
feet north of a point situated twenty
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Grandfather saw his grandchild ad- at the rate cf 8'i per annum, the fur­ cates, of which the defen lauts herein
(20) feet north and six hundred and
Real Estate Agents Contract,
vnnee to the front of the church nnd tier sum of $600.00 reasonable at­ .are the owners as appears of 1 ecord,
sixty (660) feet west of the south­
also saw the people begin shaking Iter torney’s fees and tlte costs anil dis­ or have some right, title, estate, lien
Summons
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
east corner of Donation Land Claim
hand. He had not heard a word the bursements of this suit, to he taxed, j or intelest therein, as the case may be,
minister had said, but still he had the that "aid chattel mortgages set out in ■ which property is situated in said 1N the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate
number sixty-nine (69) in Township other blanks as fast as possible untii
memory of camp meeting days to in- complaint be foreclosed and the prop- i county and state, and particularly of O regon , for the C ounty of J ack -
thirty-seven (37) south of Range two the line is complete. Blanks of special
form him of what was happening,
son .
(2) west of the W illatnette Meridian, form printed to order at short notice
bounded
and
described
as
follows,
to
They convinced him that his grnnd- erty therein and again described as ,
Priscilla
Knapp,
and
from said point running thence JACKSONVILLE POST.
wit:—
daughter had Joined the church ami follows, to-wit:
Plaintiff,
east
eleven hundred and eighty eight.
83 head yearlings, heifers, steers aid ( All of Lot3 6 and 8 in Section 15,
with handshaking the people Were
vs.
(1188) feet; thence south seven hun­
calves, 220 head 2 and 3 year oli.
Townsh.o 86 South, Range 3 West of I James O. Knapp,
welcoming her Into the fold, So Im
dred and thirty-three (733) feet and
did his part, lie rose to his feet anil
Shropshire ewes, 180 h«“ad 6 and 8 ' Willamette Meridian, also, ail of Lot
BUSINESS CARDS
Defendant,
four (4) inches; thence west eleven
began shouting at the top of his voice.
months old lambs, about 80“. ewes, j 7 in said section, except 2 acres de­
named
defendant,
To
the
above
hundred andeighty-ei ht (1188) teet;
—Indianapolis News.
5 Shropshire Bucks, 40 tons Barlcj I scribed as beginning at a point where James O, Knapp:
thence north seven hundred and thir­
straw and 15 tons alfalfa hay. The i the south line of Lot 7 intersects the
IN THE; NAME OF THE STATE
ty-three (733) feet and four (4) inch­
Optimistic Thought.
(.US NEWBURY
83 head of cattle branded and mark­
west line of the Rogue River Mill OF OREGON: You are hereby sum-
Absence doth but hold off n friend
es to the said commencing point, and
Ditch, and running thence west rnoned and required to appear in the
ed as follows: branded HK right hip;
Attorney-at-Law
to make one see him the more truly.
about 160 feet to the east boundary all ve named court and cause and ans I containing twenty (20) acres. -
marked little ear left, and crop and
Also,
all
of
the
right,
title
mid
interest
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
of the county road; thence north­ wer plaintiff’s complaint on tile there
two splits right ear;
ward along said lot 35 rods; thence in against you within six (6) weeks that A. H. Miller and Dollie A. Miller,
194 head of cattle, consisting of cows,
Final Account,
OREGON
MEDFORD,
heifers, steers, calves, 2 r<<1 Durham
east about 160 feet to the west line after June 28, 1919, the date of the ins wife, jointly or individually had on
May
31st,
1917,
or
have
since
acquired,
Notice is hereby given that the un­
of said ditch; thence along the line cf first publication of this summons.
bulls, steers aged from 1 to 5 years
or now have in, and to the following i
dersigned, executrix of the Estate of
the ditch to the place of beginning;
old, and the cows aged from 2 to 6
You are further notified that if you described propeity, situated in Jack-
Georgiana Miers, deceased, has filed
also, all of Lot 5 and lands abutting fall to appear and answer said com­
years old, all branded 11K on right
I), w. BAGSHAW
her final account of administration of
or left hip-marked little ear left crop
thereon on the west, altogether <!•■ plaint within the time aforesaid, plain­ son Countv, State of Oregon, to wit:
Estate of said deceased with the Clerk
Commencing at a point on the east
and two splits right ear,
scribed as beginning at a point where tiff will apply to the court for the re
Attorney at Law
of the County Court of Jackson County be sold as upon execution am! the pro­
iine of Oakdale Avenue in the City
the north line of the Southwest 1 . •< l.ef demanded in said complaint, a suc­
State of Oregon, and said court has ceeds of said sale be applied to the p.iy-
of Medford eighty-tw<5 (»2) rods, NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
the Southeast b4 of said section 15 cinct statement of whicli is:
fixed Monday the 11th day of August, me'it of the costs and expenses of this
seven (7) feet and eight inched north
intersects the low water line on the
For a decree of said court against
Office with Jacksonville Post.
1919, at the hour of 10 o’clock A . M. of suit, attorney's fees and the amount
ano thirty (30) teet east jf the south­
west side of Rogue River; thence defendant dissolving the bonds of m t-
a »id day as the time, and the court due on said notes; that the said de
west
corner
of
Donation
Land
Claim
west 10 chains to the county road; riniony existing between plaintiff and
- OREGON
JACKSONVILLE.
room in the County court house, in the fendants, and eacti* of them, be tore-
No. 14 tn Ti wr.ship 37 south of Range
thence south 2" degrees east, 20 defendant, and divorcing plaintiff from
City of Jacksonville, Oregon, ns the closed of all then interest, lien and
1 west of the Willamette Meridian,
chains and live links to a point on defendant absolutely, and for such
place for hearing objections thereto c<|uity of redemption in or to the
and from said point running thence
the south line of said section, 41 other and further relief as the court
II. K. HANNA
and the allowance and settlement of said inert
east one hundred and seventy-five
chains east of its southwest corner; may deem just and equitable.
id property, and that said
■aid tinal account.
(175) feet; thence south, parallel with
thence south 17 degr«es
degrees west, 1.^1
defeiidsnl
«1 each of them, be ad­
Date of order herein, for service of
Oasdale Avenue, sixty (6o) feet;
I.awyeii
AH persons interested in said estate judged to pHV any deficiency that r<
chains to a stone; ; thence south 5'_
Summons by publication is June 27,
thence west one hundred and seventy­
degrees east, 1.90 chains to Rogue 1919.
are hereby notified to present their ob­ mains after applying Hie proceeds of
tire (175) feet to the east line of Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
River; thence along the waters edge
jections, if any they have, to said final said sale, as aforesaid, and for such
R awi . es M oore ,
Oakdale Avenue; thence north along
up stream to the lUice ot beginning;
account, or ar.y item thereof, on or be­ other and further relief as to the t’ourt
Attorney for Plaintiff
OREGON
the east line of Oakdale Avenue, JACKSONVILLE.
may seem just and equitable in the
also, the warehouse of what was
fore said day.
Medford National Bank Bldg.,
sixty (60) feet to the place of be-
known as the Rogue River Public
premises.
First publication July 12, 1919.
Medford, Oregon.
Service Corporation, situated on er
ginning:
This summons is published under and
Last publication- August 9. 1919.
adjacent to the railroad in tiie Town
Also, the north forty-one (41) feet
by virtue of an (order made by Hon.
A nna S. N oblit ,
REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
of Gold Hill in Jackson l ounty, Oreg- I
Executrix of the Estate of F. M. Calkins, Judge of the First Ju­
of Lot fifteen (15) in Block two (2) THIS PAPER
Noiice ct Sheriff’s Sale.
ADVERTISING BY THE
on, also, the electric lighting and
Georgiana Miers, Deceased. dicial District of Oregon, on lite 10th
of Kenwood Addition to the city of I
By virtue of an execution In Fore­
day of July, 1919. The first publication
power plant owned and operated in
Me 'f. rd, according to the official plat
connecti >n with the premises afore­ closure and Order of Sale duly issued
of ’his summons will be made on the
thereof, now of record.
Alias Summons
GENERAL OFFICES
said, and all franchises, easements out of and under the seal of the Circuit
12th day of July, 1919.
Also, an undivided one-half interest
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
and rights of way connected there­ i Court for the State of Oregon, for
T. W. M iles «
in and to Lots four (4) and five (a)
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
with. Also, all buildings, improve­ ' Jafltson County, dated June 20, 1919,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
in Block t n (111) of the Queeu Anne BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
OF OREGON, IN AND
ments and machinery located thereon, in a certain suit therein, wherein
Address: Medford, Oregon
Addition to the city of Medford, ac-
OF JACKSON.
----- » . n* --------
and all the appurtenances, including Lincoln Savage, as administrator of
cording to the official plat thereof.
First National Bank of Medford,
the canal, ditches, ditch rights and the Estate of Margaret Savage, de­
now of record.
Plaintiff,
a corporation,
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Published Summons
water
rights appurtenant thereto, and ceased. as blaintiff, recovered ju.lg-
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, July
VS.
ment
and
decree
ag.nnst
W.
D.
Hodg-
and
all
the
weirs,
¡attends,
head
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
9th, 1919.
Defendant.
Table
H. D. Kubli,
gates, flumes, pipe, conduits and all I son mid I). G. Scobey and others as
OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON.
c. E. 1ERRILL,
ACTION TO RECOVER MONEY.
Effective Nov. 13, 1916.
other property connected therewith i Defendants, for the sum of E'ght
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
To H. D. Kubli, the above named de­ H. A. Grantham,
, thousand (18000.00) Dollars principal,
and
comprising
sain
canal,
together
By
F
lora
T
hompson
-VB-
fendant:
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
with the power plant thereon, ail with interest thereon at the rate of 6
Deputy.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE City of Medford. Oregon, R. L.
per
annum
from
March
15,
1916,
less
electrical machinery, wheels pen­
OF OREGON: You are hereby required ' Dougins, and all other persons and
14 Portland Passenger........ 8:20 A.M.
stocks. pumps, pumping houses and the sum of $30 paid on account of said
to ap|>ear and answer the complaint of parties unknown claiming any right,
Valuable
African
Tree.
interest,
to-wit:
the
total
sum
of
$9502.
f
!6
Oregon Express..
privileges, pipe lines, power lines,
6:20 P.M.
the plaintiff now on file against you in title, estate, lienor interest, in and
A tree known as the shen fs begin­
00,
also,
the
sum
of
$800.00
attorney
’
s
hydro-electric
machinery
and
trans
­
in the above entitled court and cause, to the hereinafter describe I propeity.
12 Shasta Limited ..
ning
to
nttru-'t
commercial
attention
In
.2:18
A. M
mission lines, steam plants, engines, fees and $12.17 cos s a id for ot.«er r - Western Africa. It supplies the natives
Defendants.
within ten days from the date of the
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
boilers, dynamos, generators, wire lief, which judgment wa« c"“ 1 «i <vd n-'t only with nuts, which they highly
To R. L. Douglas, and all other per­
service of thia summons upon you, if
c.ibles, towers, transtoi nn rs. and a l docketed in said Coir I u«. i • 4'h, ’•
,’i' c, but with a butter that may be-
served within this Countv. or if served sons and parties unknown claiming
r.tlifo- a Express .... 10:50 P.M
Nolic.- is h h*
oilier appliances ■ nd equipmen
t
”•* c nti article of commertlnl impor-
upon you within any other county of any right, title, estate, lien or interest
to the iir«n- of a .. «
. .
ueo.
It
is
already
exported
to
Eli-
«.Very
descripti
n,
and
all
fr
nc««u
s,
San Francisco Express.. .9:05 A.M
and within the State of Oregon, then it- and to the hereinafter described
b' w| -e makers of artificial butter
easements and rights of wav used in Munday, July 28th. 1919, at lu u I CK
within twenty days from the date of property:
Shasta Limited?............... 3:20A.M
find
us»
rnr
ft.
connection with the said premises A. M.. at the front door ot the Court­
IN THE NAME OF THESTATEOF
house
in
the
City
of
Jacksonville,
Jack-1
Ashland Passenger
and the power plant thereon, and the
4:36 P.M.
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