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Jacksonville Post PROPERTY CHANGES GAGNON MILL BURNS SUNDAY MAKES HIT AT MEDFORD AEROPLANE All work d ne in 1911 spot c..sli at W. R. Sparks. ARRIVES. A MILANI). I While on his vacation the e li’or I>»<1 HANDS > \ I’URDAY, JULY 26. 1919 Saw Mill and Box Factcry the misfortune to cut the e id o’ tl Ryan Building on California Noted LOCAL NEWS Eurn To Ground Evangelist Holds The Medford Owned Aero- H ■ • off. plane Arrives and Star s Sunday Morning Services, Street Sold to Zook. 1 Summ >ns for Publica'ion in i W. R. Sparks has bought a fine sad Carrying Passengers. The sawmill and box fac’ory at Mid Foreclosure of Tax L:,.n. dle horse. ford, belonging to I. T Gagnon was The aeroplane which was recentli | Mr. Zook ha« been buiih engaged Ashland, Julv 21 “\ man without burned to the ground ei.rlv Thursday Mrs Blivens of the Appiegat e region the past week in removing one i f the money, lua, be po.r; bit a man with purchaiel b.v an ornaniz itim nt Me i- ' IN THE CIRCUIT O’TRT OF TH was in town Monday. morning. The tire also burne.l about INANI) FOR J U’KSON • , old Ryan buildings onCnlifornia street, nothing eve pt m nev is poorer still,” ford min I as arr.vej anil starts I carry- '.OREGON. Herman Offeneacher of Ruch wa3 in formerly occupied by the WoKee 250,900 feet of lumber which was t>ikd was »11 amphorism illustrating the text inj; passengers Widnesilav afiern »>n. ■ | John F. Koch", town Saturday eveding. ■ Laundry. Mr’ Zook has recently in the yards, causing a loss, it is esti of Billy Sun, ay’s discourse a' Chautau The plane which was only ■■ e -ally I | E. S. .1 M ■Alli.u-r. 11 J. Cnfn. IMw »It H. H. Taylor of Ruch transacted bus- purchased the building occupied by mated of $25,000. Insurance to the a- qua on Sunday morning. The sneaker nurchased at Sacramento, was driven I : Valley Investment Company, an Oregon co , mount of $6,000 was carrie 1 on the out- iness in town this week. | himself as a bicycle shop and will use ; began bv depicting events during the ‘torn that city to M, Iford in 'ive hoars I ration an ! all oth<*r persons and parties un- : id. * known claiming anv right. title, estate lienor ' Frank Randolph of the Applegate I the lumber obtained from the building I fhe fire is supposed ro be cf incen 11 Ishazzer peri d a: d crawirg a moral I and tive minutes. Three stops were 1 riterest in ami to the hereinafter described ' made on the way to for fuel and fo xi l being torn down to repair his building. 1 valley was in this city recently. I property. Defendants. diary origin, although Mr. Gagnon de theieir.im, but the major portion of for the drivers. The building being removed is one of I his talk was in reviewing the ten com To !•’. S. J. Me MlUt *r. R >b *rt J U;>‘on. P »well C. L. Holmes of Ashland attended to nies having any enemies. The author- 1 Valley Investment C » mnny. an Oregon Corpn. The Medford boys in charge of business matters in this city Monday. i the old landmarks of Jacksonville, hav- i ¡ties have not the slightest due to the mandments and emphasizing a plain i ration an I allothe • parton i and parties unknown trip have made a record in being i ing been erected many years ago. Its in erpretation thereof. Here it w>'s Amos McKee of the upper Applegate removal undoubtedly will improve the I identy of the guilty parties; and the claiming any r ght, tit'e esta'e, Ten or interest first civil nn plane to make the that he doffed his coat, tossed his watch j in and t > the hereinafter <lt scribed propertv, the was a visitor in town the first of the : looks of California street very much. I real cause wiH likely remain a myst. ry. across the Siskiyou mountains u to Ma Sunday, and reinforced by a ;< ' >ve named defen lants week. The Medford fire department respon- IN THE N AME )F THE STATE OF OREGON : WoKee. the Chinese laundryman, spiritual magneto let loose a flood of the same c rnditions. | ded to the call, but on the way to the Attorney H. D. Norton of Grarts ; who formerly occupied the building is Th"y arrived at Medford in the morn i You are herepy notified that John F. Rocho is sarcasm, invective, loyal utterance ai d | scene of the fire the m >tor truck went the holder of certiicaeof delinquency number Pass, was a business visitor in this city now loca’ed in Medford. prayerful pleading. It was a great ing and started eai ly in the afternoon •’62, issu *«I on the 19th day of November. 19’3 by ( “hay-wire” ai d bv the time the other Monday. reunion service, and the attendance with carrying uusrergens on fifteen Tax ('«»II -ctor, of the County of Jackson State of Wilber Cameron of M“dford was in truck could be brought into use the was about on liar with that at his ad minute flights. A charge of eleven [ Oregon, for the amount ot $36.80» the same being W. I. McIntyre shipped several boxes t.re had gained such headway that the town Monday. of fruit and berries to Klamath Falls dies- on the Friday evening previous. dollars, including the w ir tax. is made th-* amount then due and delinquent for tax *s i for the year 1912. together with penalty, interest this week. If you like this issue of the "Post” only cours» for the firemen to f ,lluw The song service was also inspiring, for each passenger. ’ and cos’s thereon upon the real property assessed was to try to s ive the surrounding The plane is a nice looking one and t » you. of which you are the owner as appears of notably so when the old familiar select John W. Wilson and Magnus Hall of te'l your neighbor, If you don’t, tell buildings and lumber. ions were introduced, such as “On will be a great source of pride to the record situated in said County and State, ar.d the Little Applegate country were in the editor. ---------- ---------------- ward, Christian Soldiers.” 'Where He people of Medford and Jackson county. [ part ictularly bounded and described as follows, town Thtrsday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Howey and child-! Lea ls Me 1 Will Follow,” and God Will 1’lie owners plan to take the machine 1 to-wit: FOR SALE—Good baled hav. Call on ren and Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Bagshaw State Gameivarden East half of the Northeast quarter, and the Take Care of You,” each of which to Klamath Falls soon, to be gone for ' Southwest quarter of tin* Northeast quarter, and W. R. Sparks at the Union Feed and who have been touring Cnlifornia, re I isits Valley prompted a chorus carrying a peak load some time. Two government planes, i the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter, turned Friday evening. Livery Stable. of melodious refrain. A melodious re in charge of Lieut. Kiel and Sergeant j all in Section 22, Tow ship Thirty-six South, The fire at Medford Thursday morn- | Arthur Khenhammer and family of State Game Warden Shoemaker was frain. A fitting climax to the service Frank McKee arrived at Me Iford about Range four west of the Willamette ineiidian in the Little Applegate country were in ing destroyed the the connections on I a recent visitor in the valley, on an of song w: s Walter looking in his noon Wednesday on their wav to I Jackson County. Oregon. You are further notified that said John F. Rocho the trodey line; as a result Jacks nville ! t >wn Thursday afternaon. otli dal inspection trip ar< und the state. rendition of “Face to Face” the words Seattle. They parked in the Gore field , has » aid taxes on saie pre mines for prior cr sub- has had no trolley service. Mail and Joe McIntyre. John Thompson, Flora Mr Shoemaker made hurried inspec- of faith and resignation blending with overnight and left Thursday morning I sequent years, with the rate of interest on sail Thompson and Dan Bagshaw motored passengers have been carried by auto. tions around the county and left fur a superb vocal expression. The Camp for the north. McKee is a Medford | | amounts as follows: lnt. Total Amt I Year Date paid C’. of I). to Ashland Monday evening Frank Leisner and party of Centralia other sections of the state. Lewis Military quartet also reinforced boy and is well known to most ot the I 19'2 Nov. 19. 1913 $36.80 16tt 63.10 562 While here Mr. Sho maker the lectures and readings of Sunday people in the valley. 15 28.19 Carroll Mnnkins recently purchased a Wash., who are touring Oregon and 21.52 2516 1913 Nov. 1. 1917 The two government machines mad»!nui Nov. 1, 1917 l< c. (»4179 19 73 17.16 15 gold mine in the Althouse district, It California were in town Friday to see structions with the deputy game war afternoon and evening. 18.30 15.91 15 the editor. Mr. Leis”er and Mr. Bag dens concerning the enforcement of the the trip from Mather field to Medio.d ■ hu.’> Nov. 1. 1917 Reic. 11H71 is said to be a good producer. 17 94 in three hours and fifty five minutes 1916 Oct. 6. 1917 Re c 11499 1919. 15.60 15 $117.56 Lieut. Hob Duel, who has recently shaw were “old tilicums” in the state law governing the use of screens on Summons Total due Jan. 11. minutes actual flying “ ' time ri E. ’S. J Me Alliater, Robert J. Upt.»n. been discharged from the Army ser of Washington. It has been reported Hrourd town ' Powell Inv. stment Ccmvany. an Oregon Corpo IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF vice, has returned to his home in Med this week that Frank Owens of Med- ration, ami all other persons and parties unknown OREGON FOR JACKSON COUOTY. ford. | John F. Rocho, Plaintiff : ford has purchased a small plane of the 1 claiming; any right. title, estate. lienor interest I in and to the above described property are Fred Fick has a number of roadmaps vs. government. It is said to be* a sinal1 i further notified that sal I John F. Rocho will ap I Unknown heirs of John AnderHon, deceased, of Oregon and Washington, which he scout plane. The purchase price is ply to the Circuit Court of the County an 1 b’tate ' Elizabeth Anderson anil unknown heirs of is distributing free to automobile own aforesaid for a decree foreclosing the lien against said to be $t>03. I Elizabeth Anderson, if she be deceased. Edward I the property above described and mentioned in ers. B. Meyer, as administrator of the estate of , i John Anderson, deceased. Oliver Dews. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. .lasten Hartman ai d said certificate. And you. and each of you. are It is repotted around town this week hereby summoned to appear within sixty davs B. Dews. Ella Dews, Oliver Dews, as the ex- Mr. an I Mrs. William Hartman enjoy ' from the date of the first publication of this su n- that Miss Lulu Williams has purchased I ecutor under the last will and testament of ed a picnic at Mill Creek Falls Friday. mons. exclusiu*.* of said first date of publication, a new Chevrolet car. She doesn’t de I Adaline Dews, leeeased, Josephine Applegate an I defend this action or pay the amount due as ny it. • City of Jacksonville. Oregon, and also all other ' You aie hereby notified that sai l j : shown above, together with costs anti accrued persons and parties unknown claiming any Miss Belle Flemming, who had been ! right, title, estate, lien or interest in and to I John F. Roeho is the holder of certifi- | interest, and in case of your failure to do so a visiting with Miss Elsie McDaniel in ■ decree will be rendered foreclosing the lien of 1 the real estate described in the complaint HEN you have a bilious attack your liver f.-lh j eate of delinquency numbered 1563 i . said taxes and costs against the land ami premises herein. Defendants. ! the Applegate valley, returned home | issued on the loth uay of March, 1911, i avove named. i To the unknown heirs of John Anderson, de- J to perform its functions. You become con Monday, Ibis summons is publish«* 1 in the Jacksonville ceased. Elizabeth Anderson and unknown heirs I , by Tax Collector, of the County of I • FOR SALE -A six acre farm, well im I of Elizabeth Anderson, if Rhe be deceased. Ed- | lackson. State of Oregon, for the Post once each week for a period of six consecu stipated. The food you eat ferments in your proved, close to the citv. Call on w. 1 ward B. Myer, as administrator of the estate of ' ’ amount of $31.29, the same being the tive weeks, under ami by virtue of an order duly and regularly made and entered by the lion. F. M, i John Anderson, Oliver Dews, Oliver B. Dews. I stomach instead of digesting. This inflames he R. Sparks at the Union Feed and Li- j amount then due and delinquent for Calkins. Circuit Judge on June, 11, 1919 I Ella Dews, Oliver Dews, as the executor un very Stable. stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible der the last will and testament of Adaline Dews, taxes for the year 1912, together with Date of first publication July 26, 1919. G. M. ROBERTS. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hartman of deceased, and also all other persons and parties penultv, interest and costs thereon up- ! Attorney for Plaintiff. headache. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They will unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or | on the real property assesed to you, [ Bluffton, Ohio, who are making an ex- Medford National Bank Building interest in and to the real estate described in the tended tour of the west, are visiting at J of which you are the owner as appears Medford. Oregon. tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you complaint herein, the above named defendants. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jasten Hart IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. of record, situated in said County and 1 1 aeon be as well as ever. There is nothin? better. man on Fifth street. You and each of you are hereby required to ap State, and particularly bounded and de- I Summons, pear in. the above entitled Court and cause anti scribed as follows, to-wit: Robert Holzgang of Ruch expects to answer the complaint of the plaintiff on file here North east quarter of section 25, IN THE Clltt t'lT COURT OF THE STATE leave next month for a visit to his old in against you within six weeks from date of Township 38, Rango 2 West of the OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. first publication of this summons if served by the home in Switzerland. He expects to Plaintiff. Willamette Meridian, in Jackson William Ulrich. publication thereof; and you and each of you will be gone just loner enough to settle up -vs- hereby take notice that if you fail to so appear County, Oregon. some business affairs. Frank Galloway, and unknown heirs of Frank and answer for want thereof plaintiff will apply You are further notified that said Gallowyy, if he be <lee«*ased. Alice Galloway to the court for the following relief against you George Thompson, Peter Orde and John F, Rocho has paid taxes OP said anti unknown heirs of Alice Galloway, if she be and each of you as follows: William Wolgamot of Medford who For a decree of this court adjudging plaintiiT to premises for prior or subsequent years deceased. Edward Brace and unknown heirs of Edward Brace if he be deceased, Isabella C. have been visiting at Klamath Falls be the owner in fee simple of those certain prem « ith the rute of interest on said Brace, and unknown heirs of Isabella C. Brace, ises lying and being situated in Jackson County, and surrounding country, returned to »mounts as follows: if she be deceased, Clara A. Odgers. J. W. you "re hoi and thirsty—say Oregon, an<l more particularly described as fol this place Thursday evening. Amt. C. of D. lot. Total (hirers, Grace Johnson and George Johnson, Year 1 late paid lows, to-wit: 1563 $31.29 15'; $52 99 wife and husband. Harriett French and H. A. This office is in receipt of a booklet Commencing at a point 12.5 feet southerly along l'.'l» Mar. 10. 1914 11 ; ’ French, wife and husband, Gertrude Haskins 2925 15 10.52 the west line of Third St. in the Town of Jack 1913 Mar. 1. 1916 published by the "Baby Home” of 8.98 1:> 12.56 and Leon B. Haskins, wife and husband. 30:18 1911 Mar. 1. 1916 sonville, Oregoh, from the SE corner of Block Portland. The institution was founded 14.40 15 17.76 William Grant, and unknown heirs of William 13041 62 in said town; thence northerly 20 rods and 1915 Apr. 5. 1917 1 8. PH Grant, if he bedecea.se !. Margarett I*’, Gray. in 1889 and has found good homes for Rec. 115 »3 16.47 15 2.5 f«*et to a point on said line 202 feet «outherly 1916 Oct. 6. 1917 16 77 Margarett E. Gray, and R. W. eight hundred and ninety-one children. from the NE corner of said Block 62; thence 1917 Total Amt. 1 Gray and also all other persons and westerly parallel with Elm Street lib feet; George Howard of the Sheriff’s office November 26, 1919. parties unknown claiming any right, title, thence northerly at right angels to Elm Street made a fishing trip up the Little Apple Said L. B. Gleason, J >hn Doe, (whose estate, hen or interest in and to the real estate 10 f«*et; thence westerly parallel to Elm Street place where seft beverages arc sold. described in the complaint herein Defendants. gate Sunday. Mr. Howard reports a 107.12 feet to East line of John Weiss’s land; true name is unknown), Johnson, and Bottled in 3 sizes To Frank Galloway, and unknown heirs of thence southerly along the cast line of John ail other persona or parties unknown fair catch of fish, but says that the Ft ink G’llloway. if he b«* deceased, Alice Gallo WieRs's land and the same direction to a point roads in that section are in a very bad THE I ENRY WI INI ARD PLANT claiming any right, title, estate, li-n or way and unknown heirs of Alim* Galloway if she west of the place of beginning; thence east 1 <J;» . ...V.N_>. O.r.GO.I condition. interest in and to the hereinabove des- ! l»e deceased, Edward Brace and unknown heirs 115 15 feet to the place of beginning. fiei and clear from any and all right, title, estate cribed property are further notified of El ward Brace, if he be deceased, Isabella C. Miss Candasie Spaaks, daughter of lien and interest that said defendants, or either that said John F. Rocho will apply to Brace, and unknown heirs of Isabella C. Brace, Mr. and Mrs W R. Sparks of Sparks’ if she be deceased. Clara A. '.»tigers. J W Odgers, of them may have or claim therein and thereto the Circuit Court of the County and Grace Johns n and George Johnson, wife and Heights, is visiting at the home of her ami quieting said title in fee simple in PlaintiiT sister, Mrs. W. B. Cox at Shelton, against said defendants and each, every, and all Sate aforesaid for a decree foreclosing husband, Harriett French and H. A. French, of tnem and further decreeing that said defend- the lieu against the property above de wife arid husband. William Grant, and unknown Wash. Miss Candaste will return in | ants and each, every and ail of them have no scribed and mentioned in said certifi heirs of William Grant, if he be deceased, and time for school this fall. also all other persons and parties unknown | right, title, estate, lien or intertst in anti to said cate. And you and each of you are claiming any right, title, estate lien or interest in William Hacker and Mr. and Mrs. M premises and for a further decree of this court reforming said deed, made, executed and deliver hereby summ med to appear within six and to th«' real estate described in the complaint Winningham of the Watkins country ed by said defendant, Josepnine Applegate to ty days from the date of the service of herein, the above named d< fendauts. passed through town Monday, headed the plsintii? under date of August 17, 1919, and this summons exclusive of first date of IN THE NAME O k THE S’i'ATEOF OREGON. for the Salmon mountains. They pro recorded in Volume 116 of the deed records of publication, and defend this action or You and each of y<»u are hereby required to ap J. T. Gagnon, Proprietor. pose to take an exeended vacation and pear in the above entitled Court and cause an 1 Jackson County, Oregon, at page 413 so as to correct the description therein contained and p iy the amount due as above shown, answ« r th»’ complaint of the plaintiff on file hero do not contemplate returning till fall. All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber ’rued inter in against you, within six weeks from date of I muke the same conform with the trueund correct together with costs ar. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thompson and | description as set out herein and for such other, est. and i;i case of jour failure to do th»* first r»ublication of this summons if served Specialties.- Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber, son. John, of Vallejo, Calif., have been i furth r ar.d different relief as to the court may so, a decree will <ie re <1 -red foreclos by th«- public «ti«,n thereof; and you and each <»f you will hereby take notice that if you fail to so meet and proper in the premises. visiting relatives in town this week. Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes seem ing the lien ot said taxes and co ts appearand an wer for want thereof plaintiff will This summons is published in the Jacksonville The visitors are former residents of Post once each week for a period of six consecu* against the land and premises above apply to the court for the following relief against this city, and a-e returning home from Give us a trial and Buv Jackson County products 1 tive you and each of you as follows: weeks, or seven times, under and by virtu re r.imed. a three weeks outing at Dead Indian , of an order duly made, rendered and entered by This summons is published in the For a decree of this court adjudging plaintiiT I’ hone 859 New Shed 113 Front St. to be the owner in fee simple of those certain | the Hon. F. M. Calkins on July 26. 1919, springs. Jacksonville Bost once each week for a premises lying anti being situated in Jackson I Date of first publication July 26, 1919. OREGON MEDFORD Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dunnington of period of six conse-utive weeks, under County, Oregon, and more particularly describ- G. M. ROBERTS. Mill City, Calif., are visiting at the Attorney for Plaintiff. and by virtue of an order duly ai.d | ed as follows, to-wit: (’ommencing One Hundred-KXJ- feet South ot home of Mr. Dunnington’s parents, Address Medford National Bank Bldg. regularly made and entered by the the Northwest corner of Block number Three Meuford, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dunnington. this Hon. F. M. Calkins, Circuit Judge on -3- of Galloway*« Addition to the ¡'own -now week. ‘Punk’ was recently discharged 19, 1919. city- of Medford, according to the official plat Summon» for Publication in July from the army service and this is his thereof, now of record, and running thence Dale of first publication July 26, 1919. first visit home. East 21H) feet, thence South 112 feet, thence Foreclosure of Tax Lien. G. M. R oberts , West 200 feet, thence North 112 feet to the Phone No. 52 The Ashland Record reports a discov Attorney for Plaintiff. | 1N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE place of beginning, I ery of a large body of manganese orp Address: Medford National Bank Bldg free and clear from any and all f ight, title, estate OF OREGON FOR JA< K.SON COUNTY. on Little Rad mountain. Samples have Medford, Oregon. lien and interest, that said defendants, or either Ingersoll Watches John F. Rocho, Plaintiff, of them may have or claim therein and thereto been assayed and the value was high. vs. an<i forever quieting the title of said plaintiff Alarm Clocks Samples have been sent to the govern L. B Gleason John Doe whose true therein anti thereto against said defendants and ment assay office at Washington, I). C. each, every and all of them, and further decree nam» is unknown, Johnson and all other Safety Razors & Blades ing that said defendant and each. every ami all and should they prove as satisfactory persons and partieseiaiming any right, of th»*mhavc no right, title, estate lien or interest as the first, the property will be work Fountain Syringes & Water Bottles | title, estate, lien oi interest ,u and to in ami to said premises and for such .other, fui- ed extensively. ■ the hereinafter described property. ther and .diff‘font relief as to the court may Fresh Stock of Colgate ’ s Toilet Soap The Oregonian of Monday gives an ««••-tn meet and proper in the premises, Defendants. OR NC FEE .. ,.is n-ii*»- tfl 'J hi- -i.mm • is puhli he 1 in the Jacksonville account of a battle between the Mar I ■ >. for To L. B. Gleason, John Doe, whose and Talcum Powders fora period of six Co ns ecu“ iijr. P, tentpract- Hi Poat once each w»i ines and the bandit forces at Consuelo, .flFNCLS true name is unkr own, J oh ■■sot >nd all . I times, under and Gy virtiu tive w«*<*l s. or sev >r lnvBlnn.li> book in the Dominican ReDublic, Consueio i other persons unknown claim It any sat rATrwTs, d< c, n -nd«»red and enterer« * Sy J. W.Robinson, M. I)., Proprietor •. t > y et partner. is the headquarters ot a regiment of n .-ri Jul ■ 2< 19.9 It. ' ,! th«» Hon. F M Ca I right tine, estate, lien or inti est in U ion July 26ih. “'9. pate of hr.1t pul U.S. Marines, and is located only afjw 1 and to tl i hereinafter describe G. M ROBE. .S miles distant from the city in which in -s, the above mimed delmdai.t ; Attorney for Plaintiff. PATENT LAWYERS, Dan Bagshaw of tne "Post” was sta IN THE NAME 01 THE STATE OF A id re: Medford National Bank Bl’ig. 303 Seventh St., Washington, D. C tioned last winter. OREGON: Medford. Oregon, Biliousness W Lumber Yard THE CITY DRUG STORE h Jacksonville Oregon, I I