Jacksonville post., November 01, 1919, Image 4

I
Chinese Influence in Hawaii.
I
[Les, and for the costa und disburse
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
I ments of this suit taxed at $19 O',
Bv virine of ar ex- cu'ii-n in Forc-
I which judgment was enrolled and dock
when the Hav.Hinns began to cens- clo ii e aid Ord r of Sale duly i surd
cte I in said Court October 4th, 1919.
the cultivation it taro It was the (’lit on' of and ili-lor he se li of the Circuit
Notice is heriby given that, pursuant
By vii . ue of an execution in Fore­
nose who became the taro planters an< Co rt for the State of Oregon, for
to the terms of sain execution, I wii) closure and Order of Sale duly issued
the makers of | h >I .he staft ot life o Ja kann County, dated October 22nd,
or Siturdui, November 22nd, 1919, a’ out of and under the a ial of the Circuit
th<- native Hawaiian.
1919, i a certa'n suit 'herein, wh- rein
10 o’elo. k A. M. at the front door of Court for the State of Oregon, for
R. 8 I atr- as i'lain iff, ree v- red j.i g-
i - he Courthouse in the City of Ja-kson Jackson tjounty, dated October 4th,
A’ fir, of Sheriff’s Sa . ment end d-c-eH igainst John IL
I vile, Jackson County, Oregon, offir 1919, in a certain suit therein,
i f< r side and se.l at public auction for wherein P. C. Bigham was plain-
Rv i r ne o ’an • xeeutiou in Fo - : In- n--: s and Minnie Hueners, I s
as Defendants, for the sum of Notice is hereby given that the und r- j eash to the higl est bidder, to satisfy titf and Abijah Wines was Defend­
closure and Order of Sale duly issu • ' i
out "f ai d under the seal of the Ci:cu Th ee thousand six hundred thirn 1 -;gn d has filed his final account as ad­ said judgment, with the costs of this ant and in which suit said P. C.
Court for the State of Oregon, for (# 630 fit)) Dollars wi'li interest at six ministrator of the estate of Lincoln A. ! sale, subject to redemption as provided Bigham is plaintiff recovered judgment
Jackson County, dated October 2?r-I. p r cent per annum on $3000 00 there: f ! Br it, deceased, with the County Court by la ■, all cf the right, title and and decree against Abijah Wines as
1919. in a certain suit ther in, wherein from Sep’» mb r 5th. 1919, and fir of Jackson County, Oregon, and that inter- st that the defendants, jointly or Defendant for the sum of Three thous­
R. W. Hulburd as plaintiff, recover d 5360 00 attorney’s fees and $15 60 costs | said Court has appointed Saturday, the individually, had on April 4th, 1914, or and two hundred eighty-one & 45-100
judgment and decree against Sara K which j dginnt was enrolled ai d I | 6t dai i f December, 1919, at th hour nine since acquired, or now have in (53281 45) Dollars together with inter­
o-kited in said Court October 13th, ! i of 10 o’c.ock in the forenoon as the and to the fo lowing described prop­ est thereon from Oct. 4tb, 1919, at the
Page and fora L. Knight as Defend
ants, for the sum of Eleven thousand 1919
| time an.i th- court room of said Court er y, situated in Jackson County, State rate of 10% per annum and the further
su n of $16.00 costs, which judgment
five hundred ($11,500.00) Dollars, wi h N- ti -e is hereby given that, pursuant, ¡n t^e court house at Jacksonville. <>f Or- gon. to-wit:
interest on $10,000 00 thereof at six I tn t'.e tern s ot .m executioiq
will | Oregon, as the place for hearing oL- I Beginning at the S. E. Corner o( w is enrolled and docketed in said Court
p r cent per annum from June 15, 1919, on Siturday December 6, 191 J, at 1*} I jecijong thereto and the settlement
D. L. C No. 56 in Tp. 37 S., R. 2 W. Oct. 4th, 1919.
and f )>• the further sum of $500 00 a'- -■’i lock A M., at the front door of tie thereof. All persons interested in said
of the W. M., and running thence S.,
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
89 degrees 40 minutes E., 945.6 feet; t> the terms of said execution, I will
torney’s fees and for $51.30 cos's, Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville, estate are hereby notified to appear at
THE THREE CROSSES
'ackson
Countv,
Oregon,
offer for sale I s ud time and place and make their ob-
which judgment was enrolled and
thence north 508.2 feet; thence south. on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1919, at 10
The iron cross is black as death
89 degrees 53 minutes east, 1773.88 o’clock A. M., at the front door of the
docketed in ¡■aid Court October 18 h, ¿-rd sell at public aucti -n for cash io 1 jections known why said final account
the higl est bidder, to satisfy said 1 should not be approved by said couit
hard as human hate;
1919
feet for a point of beginning, same­ Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville,
The wooden cross is white and
Notice is hereby given that, pur­ j idgment, with the costs of this sale, and said administrator discharged from
being the N. W. Corner of Conroy Jacks in County, Oregon, offer for
and whispers us, “Too Late,”
suant to the terms of said execution, I subject to redemption as provided by his trust.
Tract as described in Certificate No lale a->d sell at public auction for cash
Hut the Red Cross sings of life and will on Saturday, December 6, 1919. at la.v, all of the right, t lie and inter si
1590; thence south ¿08 2 feet: thence to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
First published October 25, 1919.
love and hearts regenerate.
! 10 o'clock A. M., at the front door ot th it the de endants, jointly or indi id
N., 89 degrees 40 minutes west, 2f5 judgment, with the costs of this sale,
O. M. CoRNITIUS, Administrator of
ua’ly, had on March 5th, 1912, or have the estate of Lincoln A. Bratt, de­
feet; thence north 508.2 feet; then-e lubject to redemption as provided by
The iron cross is a boastful cross and me Courthouse i i the City of Jack­
since
aiqu red, or now have in and to
sonville,
Jackson
Countv,
Oregon,
offer
S., 89 degrees 40 minutes east, 255 law, all of the right, title and interest
marks the war-mad slave;
ceased.
The wooden cross is a dumb, dead for sale and sell i't public auction for ( the following describe ! property, siti - I
feet to the point of beginning, con­ that the defendant, jointly or individu­
-■e»
cross and marks a shallow grave, cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy j ated in Jackson County, State ef
taining three acres, more or less.
al had o" May 1st, 1912, or have Bince
but the Red Cross reaches out its said judgment, with the costs of this | Oregon, to wit:
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oc­ required, or now have in and to the
Notice
of
Final
Settlement
arms to solace and to save.
' sale, subject to redemption as pro- | Beginning at an iron pin situated 495
following described property, situated-
tober 15th, 1919.
vided by law, all of the right, title and ■ fee! north of the south-west corner
in Jackson County, State of Oregon
C. E. Ti R '.ILL,
The iron cross is a kaiser’s cross anil i interest that the defendants, jointly or j ot Donation Land Ciaim No. 90 (Pool ■
to-wit:
Notice is hereby given that the un­
narrow is its clan;
Sheriff
of
Jackson
County,
Oregor,
D L. C ) tn Township 37 South of I dersigned has filed her final account as
The wooden cross is a soldier’s cross individually, had on July 10th, 1912, nr
The Lot numbered Fourteen (11) in
By F lora T hompson ,
have sir.ce acquired, or now have i | Range 2 west of the Willamette I administratrix of the estate of Eliza­
and mourns its partisan.
Highland Addition to the Citv of
Deputy.
But the Red Cross is the Cross of One and to the following described prop rty I Meridian; thence east 1857.30 feet;' beth Dinwiddie, deceased, with the
Melford, as the same is numbered,
County,
State
of
j
ih
m
e
'r
rth
0
degrees
and
32
min.
----------------
»(a)*
(itita'ed in Jackson
who served his fellowman.
county court of Jackson County, Ore­
designated
and described on the
'•■'a
east, 561 feet; thence south 89degrees gon, ar.d that said court has appointed
—Edmond Vance Cooke.
Oregon, to wit;
offiiia) plat thereof now of record:
Notice
ot
Sheriff
’
s
Sale.
and
38
minutes
west,
775
feet
to
!
Beginning at the south-west corner
Saturday, the 8th day of November,
Alsu, the East half of the Southeast
Invest a dollar in Red Cross and cut of Donation Land Claim No 72 in
center of Middle street; thence north
1919,
at
the
hour
of
ten
o
’
clock
in
the
quarter,
the Southeast quarter of
happiness coupons the rest of the yeai. Ty.wt: hip 38 south of Range 1 west of
0 degrees and 16 minutes east, 381.80 l forenoon as the time and the court
the Southwest quarter, and the
By
virtue
of
an
execution
in
Fore-
feet
to
the
South
line
of
the
Rogue
the Willamette Meridian, Oregon,
room of ssid court in the court house
Southwest quarter of the Southeast
Rivtr Valley Railroad right-of-way; at Jacksonville, Oregon, as the place ch sure and Order of Sale duly issued
thence west 799 feet to the south-east
quarter of Section Six (6) in Town­
out
of
and
under
the
seal
of
the
Circuil
thence
along
said
right
of-way
south,
Corner of a tract of land sold by J. G.
for hearing objections thereto and the
ship Thirty-eight (38) South of Range
68 degrees and ol west, 85*1.36 feet; settlement thereof. All persons in­ Court for the State of Oregon, for
Parham et ux and William Patton et
Two (2) East of the Willamette
Jackson
Courtj,
dated
September
19th,
thence
south,
76
degrees
and
27
min.
ux to A. L. Helman etux; thence north
terested in said estate Jure hereby 1919, in a certain suit therein, wherein
Meridian.
west,
2
>2
81
fe?t;
thence
south
0
de
­
along the east boundary of sai l Helm n
notified to appear at said time and
Dated
at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oct.
Lettie Stewart was plaintiff and David
grees and 09 minutes east, 6 feet;
tract 1112 feet to the north east cor er
place and show cause why said final Leander Swihart and Bertha M. 15th, 1919.
thence
east
130
feet;
thence
south
thereof; thence along the south east r-
1 account shculd not be approved by said
C. E. T errill ,
Swihart, his wife, and the Medford
0 di grees and 09 minutes east, 254 6;5
ly boundary of the Netherian l tra t
court, said estate be decreed settled
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
an
Oregon
corpc-
Grocery
Company,
feet;
thence
wist
130
feet;
thence
north, 43 degrees and 36 minutes eia’,
and closed and the administratrix dis­
By F lora T hompson
south 0 degrees and 09 minutes east.
I ration, were defendants, and in which
1128 feet to center oi"-rqwrt^- ^hen'e
charged from her trust.
Deputy.
suit
said
plaintiff
recovered
judgment
290.0
feet
to
the
place
of
beginning,
north 16.5 feet to the north w st cor­
Dated and first published October 4. and decree against David Leander
containing
27.5
acres,
m
ire
or
le-s
nar of Donation Land Claim No 7.’;
1919.
Sw hart and Bertha M. Swihart for the
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oc­
and the south-weit corner of Donatio"
M abel E. H ittle . administratrix of
Notice cf S'ierilf's Sale,
sum of $550.00 principal and interest in
Land Claim No. 73; thence east 39 6 tober 23rd, 1919.
the estate of Elizabeth Dinwiddie, I
the
sum
of
$98.27
and
the
sum
of
$65.00
C. E. T errill ,
feat; thence north, 32 degrees and 27
deceased.
attorney’s fee and for $24.00 costs and
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
minutes east, 146’ feet to Black Oa
By virtue of an execution in Fore­
disbursements, and the said judgment
By
F
lora
T
hompson
,
tree on Bear Creek bluff; thence along
closure
and Order of Sale duly issued
shall bear interest at the rate of 10‘ a
Deputy.
Summons
said bluff south, 59 degrees and 15
out of and under the seal of the Circuit
per
annum
until
paid,
which
judgment
minutes east. 189.5 feet; thence south
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
was enrolled and docketed insaid Court Court for the State of Oregon, for
29 degrees east, 62 feet; thence sou'I'.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Jackson County, dated October 4th,
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. September 13th, 1919.
OF
20 degrees east, 194 6 feet ; thence sou i li IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T.IE STATE OF
1919, in a certain suit therein, wherein
Plaintiff,
II. B, Moore,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that,
pursuant
21 degrees and 30 minutes east, 198 OREGON, IN AND FOk THE COUNTY OF
Carrie
A. Cozzens was plaintiff and
VS.
to the terms of said execution I will on
feet; thence south, 48 degrees nnd 3 i JACKSON
Alice M. Watt and Helen T. Watt,
Defendant,
Lena Moore,
Tuesday,
November
4,
1919,
at
10
minutes east, 225 feet, to White Oak Bank of Jacksonville, an Oregon
To Lena Moore, the above named o’clock A. M. at the front door of tl-e heirs at law of J. E. Watt, deceased,
The Red Cross service flag, indicat­ tree; thence south, 30 degrees casL 152 corpora'ion,
i
Plaintiff,
Defend:
nt:
Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville, A. S. Bliton and Ida M. Bliton, his
ing membership in the great organize feet to White O ik tree; thence south,
vs.
THE
STATE
OF
IN
THE
NAME
Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale wife, W. N. Campbell and Hattie
tion of mercy, will appear again in 55 degrees and 30 minutes east, 267 Della Dunnington and Join Dun-
OF OREGON, You are hereby requir­ and sell at public auction for cash to Campbell, his wife, S. A. Nye, and
November in every window in the feet to White Oak tree; thence
ed to appear and answer the complaii t the highest bidder, to satisfy said judg­ Anna E. Nye, his wife, W. H. Watt,
Northwest. In every farmhouse, in south, 23 degrees and 45 minute" nington, wife and husband, Julia
Williams and Lulu E. Williams,
,of the above named plaintiff in the ment, with the costs of this sale, sub­ as Trustee for Alice M. Watt, Helen
every city home, in the cabins of
Defendants.
homesteaders, In the huts of fisher e let, 9 7 feet to White Oak
above entitled court now on file with ject to redemption as provided by law. T. Watt, A. S. Bliton, W. N. Campbell
Notice is hereby given that by virtue the clerk of said court, within ten daj s all of the light, title and interest that and S. A. Nye, and Wm. Myer and
men In far Alaska, will appear this trethence south, 15 deg-ees and 5
symbol of affiliation with the one great minutes east, 155.6 feet; thence south of a judgment, decree and order < f from the date of service of this sum­ the deteniUnts, jointly or individually, Annie L. G. Myer, and Wilbur Kime
organization that knows no politics, 5 > degrees and 45 minutes ea-t, 80 feet sale dull given, dated and entered in mons upon you, if served in Jackson I
were defendants, and in which suit
no distinction of creed, no high, no to the north boundary of Donatio- the above entitled court and cause cn County, Oregon; but if served in anv ot­ had on May 7th, 1915, or have since ac­ said Carrie A. Cozzens as plaintiff re­
quired,
or
row
have
in
and
the
follow­
low—but unites the hearts of all for Land Claim No 72; thence east on said the 26 day of July, 1919, and docketed
covered judgment and decree against
service to fellow-men. The window boundary line 305.5 feet to the north in Vol. 2 at page 195 of the Judgment her county in the state of Oregon, then ing described property, situated in A. S. Bliton, W. N. Cambell and S. A.
withintwenty
days
from
the
date
ofthe
Jackson County, State of Oregou, to-
service flag this year has one more west corner of the Billings tract; thenci
Nye, as defendants, for the sum of
stripe than last year, indicating three south, 36 degrees west, 745 f.-et, thenci Docket of said court, wherein the service of this summons upon you; or wit:
above named plaintiff recovered judg if personally served on you out of the
Two
thousand seven hundred seventy-
years of membership in the Red Cross
The East one-half of the Northwest
south, 89 degrees and ’5 minutes west. ment against the above named de­ state of Oregon, then within six weeks
three & 33-100 ($2773.33) with interest
one
fourth
and
the
South
one-halt
of
42 feet; thence south, 35 degrees an fendants. Della Dunnington and John after the date of such service; and if
the Northeast one-fourth of Section from July 14, 1919, on $2000.00 of said
RED CROSS HOUSE
80 minutes west. 439.5 feet to tie Dunnington, wife and husband, and I served by publication thereof, then
Township Thirty-four sum at 8% per annum and for the
GIVES CHEER AT LEWIS center of the County road; thence along each of them, for the sum of $1400.00 within six weeks from the date of first Thirty-four.
South
of
Range
One East of the further sum of $270.00 attorney’s fees
the center of said road south, 55 de­ with 10% interest thereon from Oc­ publicati: n; and you are hereby notified
Willamette Meridian in the County and for $28.70 costs which judgment
For the Red Cross, the war (lid not grees and 15 minutes east, 37 fee';
was enrolled and docketed in said
of Jackson aud State of Oregon.
end with the armistice, and even yet thence sou'h, 14 degrees west, 1028 tober 27, 1918, until paid, and for the that if you fail to appear and answer
further sum of $150.00 attorney's fees, said complaint, as hereby required, Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Sep­ Court September 27th, 1919.
there are thirty thousand soldiers and
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
sailors still under treatment in army feet to the south boundary line of Do­ and for the costs and disbursements of the plaintiff herein will applv to the, I i tember 20th, 1919.
to the terms of said execution, I will
and navy hospitals. The Red Cross nation Land Claim No. 72; thence along said suit taxed at $17.00, with like c >urt for the relief prayed for in his I
C.
E.
T
errill ,
convalescent house at Camp Lewis said boundary west 1122 feet to the inti rest thereon from date of said de­ cjmt-laint, to-wit: For a decree of
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. on Saturday, November 15th, 1919, at
stands next to home itself in the af place of beginning, containing 117.52 cree; and wherein it is decreed that I i this court decreeing that the bonds of
10 o’clock A. M, at the front door of
By F lora T hompson ,
fectlons of hundreds of boys who. sick acres:
the mortgage described in plaintiff’s matrimony now and heretofore existing
the
Courthouse in the City of Jackson­
Deputy.
or wounded, looked forward to thi*day
Also, the west half of the north-wes complaint is a first lien upon the here- I between plaintiff and defendant be for­
ville, Jacksen County, Oregon, offer
f
when they might leave the bare and quarter of Section 36 in Township "8 | inbelow described property and that
for sale and sell at public auction tor
cheerless ward in the base hospital south of Range 1 west of the Wil- the above named defendants, each and I ever disolved and held for naught and
cash
to the highest bidder, to satisfy
that he be forever divorced from de­
Summons
and spend part of each day enjoying limette Meridian, Oregon, except such
said judgment, with the costs of this
all of them, be foreclosed of all interest ! : fendant.
its easy chairs, its music, its books.
i
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF sale, subject to redemption as provided
Its pictures, and its good cheer. Even pirts as were sold to A. L Helm in e’ hen or estate therein, and that the ;
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
ux.
ns
shown
in
Volume
II.
page
Under
and
by
virtue
ofZ
an
order
ICS
s
ii
:
prorerty
he
sold
as
upon
execu'ion
!
bv law. all of the right, title and
now, a year after the armistice, thor<
interest that the defendants, jointly
are overseas men, patients at Camp and to Joseph P.-lev, as si o vti in Vol- for the sn'i-’factio i of said judgment ’ made by the Hon. F. M. palkins, Judge Jessie E. Wood,
of said Court, dated the 2<>th day of
Plaintiff,
Lewis, not yet well enough to be dis urne 28 page 592, Deed Ricords ( f and accruing costs;
or individually, had on March 14, 1912,
V».
charged, who sit before the great fire Jackson County, Oregon, containing t 9
or have since acquired, or now have in
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned September, 1919, this summons is serv­
place these autumn days, thankful thnt acres, more or less.
S leriff, pursuant to said judgment and ed on the defendant by publicati- n lames B. Wood,
and to the following described property,
The Greatest Mother Is still mindful
Also, beginning at a stake 50» lin' - decree, and by virtue of an execution thereof for six successi'-e weeks in the
Defendant.
situated in Jackson Cpunty, State of
of them. The picture Is duplicated in east of the south-west corner of sai l dated October 2s, 1919, issued pursuant Jacksonville Post, a weekly newspaper
To James B. Wood, the above named Oregon, to-wit;
army hospitals all over (he land, and D mali in Land Claim No. 72, in Sect! i thereto by the clerk of and under the p' inted and nnblised st Jacksonville. defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE
Beginning at the north-east corner
wherever throughout the world Amer 36 in 1'ownship 38 south of Runge 1
of the south-west quarter of the
seal of the above entitled court, on Oregon, aed the defendant by ssid STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby
lean boys are still in Uncle Satn's sori
west of the Willamette Meridian, Ore­ November 25, 1919, at the hour of 10 order is required to appear and answer required to appear and answer the Com­
north-east quarter of Section ten (10)
Ice.
gon, thence south, 14 degrees west, to A. M., at the front door of the court within six weeks from the date of the plaint herein, on or before the last day
in Township thirty eight (38) south
the south Itoundary of Government Lot house at Jacksonville, in Jackson i first publication hereof.
prescribed in the order for puplication i of Range two (2) west of the Wil­
No. 1, said section; thence west on County, State of Oregon, will sell, at
Date of first publication September of summons, to-wit: on or before the
lamette Meridian, and running thence
HAS YOUR CLUB SET
the south boundary of said Lot ’ to public auction, to the highest bidder 27,
expiration of six weeks from the date
south 22.40 chains, more or less, to
N ellie D ickey , i ofthe first publication of this summons;
the south-east corner thereof; thence for cash, snbject to redemption as pro­
ITS RED CROSS DAY?
the north line of Donation Land Claim
Attorney for Plaintiff. and if you fail to so appear and answer
north 12 chains to post from a Vt hit« vided by law. the following described
No. 48 in said Township and Range;
for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap­
thence west 4.30 chains to the north­
A scries of Red Cross “club days" Oa\ 12 inches in diameter bears west property and all estate and interest
ply to the court for the relief prayed I | i west corner of of said Donation Land
are to be held In all parts of the United 32 links distant and a White Oak 12 that the above named defendants,
Nctice cf Sheriff’s Sale,
for in the ci-nu-l dnt. succinctly stated j Claim; thence south 18.23 chains;
States during October.
Granges, inches in diameter bears north. 26 de­ cither, all or any of them, hud therein
Bv virtue of an execution in Forecl: - as follows, to-wit:
Church Societies. Buslnesa, Commer­ grees east, 98 links distant; thence on January 16th, 1918, or that they or
thence west 302.8 feet; thence north
cial, Rotary. Kiwants,,. Advertising. east along the north boundary of said any of them have since acquired or ■. rv and Order of S lit duly issued out i f t For a decree dissolving the bonds of | 1144.6 feet, more or less, to the
Fraternal. Woman's and other clubs, L it 1 and the south boundary of rid I now have therein to-wit:
ami u 'dvr the seal of the Circuit Go -rt matrimony existing between plaintiff
center of the County road, thence
are being Invited to set aside a regular Donation Land Claim No 72 to the
Beginning at the south east corner for the state of Oregon, for Jackson and defendant, that plaintiff be award- ' south, 81 deg. and 23 min. west,
meeting or a day for a special lunch- p ace of beginni g. containing 15 acres
of Block No. 58 in the Town of Jack­ County, dated October 11th, 1919, in ed the custody of their children; that
along the center of the County road,
eon at which plans will lie made for more or less.
a certain suit therein, wherein Samuel plaintiff be awarded alimony in tliei to a point due south of a point situ­
sonville,
County
of
Jackson,
State
of
aiding the Third Red Gross Roll Cali,
Saving and exception therefrom de-
Oreg n, thence running North 22) - Cozzens was plaintiff and Harry H. sum of $50.00 a month, and such other
ated 10.925 chains west of the place
to be held throughout the country
a Tibed tracts of land sold the O. 4 C.
degrees East 100 feet; thence North Tuttle and Jennie M. Tuttle, his wife, relief as may be equitable.
of beginning; thence due north to a
November 2 to 11.
This summons is published in the I point situated 10.925 chains west of
67'2 degrees West 150 feet; thence were defendants and in which suit said
The clubs wifi call for volunteer R R. Co. for a rigbt-of-wav, also the
South 22'j degrees West 100 fee'; Samuel Cozzens as Plaintiff recovered Jacksonville Post, by order of Hon. j the place of beginning; thence east
workers, including prominent mem right of way for the Countv road unit
thence South 67'i degrees East 150 judgment andoeerte ngairst Harry H. F. M. Calkins, Judge of the above en-
bera for speakers. In the interest of a I other pub ic roads on the boundaries
10.925 chains to the place of begin­
enrolling members for the peace-time of the above des ri bed premises.
feet to the place of beginning, all in Tuttle ar d Jenn e M. Tuttle, his wife, tit'ed court, made and entered October
ning, containing 32.58 acres.
program of the Red Cross. Many of
Date I at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oc
as defendants, for the sum of One 4th. 1919. The date of the first publi- , Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oc­
Jackson County. State of Orego
the speakers on the war-time activl t >b«r23id. 1919.
Dated October ‘’5, 1919.
t - i s. nd four hundred seventy-five 4 cation hereof is October 4th, 1919.
tober 8th, 1919.
ties of the Red Cross will be former
C. E. T errill ,
00-]'k) ($1475.00) Dollars with interest
C arkin & T aylor
,
C. E. T errill ,
C. E. T errill ,
service men and women who came In
She.iff of Jackson County, Oregon
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. on $1250.00 of said sum at eight per
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
contact with the Red Cross on the
By F lora T hompson ,
eent per annum from July 1, 19’9, and
Address: M. F. & H. Bldg.
By F lora T hompson ,
By F lora T hompson .
field of action.
Medford, Oregon
Deputy'
Deputy. fir the further sum of $147.50 attorneys
Daputy.
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ly lunimi ltd-sent nations. The Ro­
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to in Italian. Portuguese. Spanish and
Russian. In Polish it is roza; In
Dutch, roos; in Swedish, ros, and In
French, German nnd Danish, rose.