Jacksonville post., November 22, 1919, Image 4

ARE
OF
CHRISTIAN
ORIGIN
Linoleum Ingredients.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Notice to Creditors.
The two main Ingredients In th«
manufacture
of
bnoleu'u
«ire
cork
an«l
Possibly Lest Than Half the People
Nmice is hereby given that the urder-
By virtue of ar« execution in Fore­
linseed oil. to which are added smnllf" close e and Ord« r nf Sale duly i-sued simul has be“n appointed Admin'S-
ot the Ottoman Empire Have
quantities
of
kauri
gum,
rosin
and pig out of and ur dvr the seal of the Circuit tratrix of the estate of E. E. Grainger,
Moslem Ancestry.
f
i
meats of various kinds.
Court for the State of Or« gon. for deceased. All persons having claims
“Prohnhly less than half of the mru
Jacks« n County, d «led October 22nd, agaii st said estate are rtquired to
women and chllnren called Turks owe
llielr ancestry to the Mongol aiv4 Jl'«s- Notice of Sheriff’s Sa e. 1919, in a certain suit «herein, wherein present the same, with proper vouch­
R. S. ['age as Plain«iff, rec Vcred judg­ ers, duly verified, to the undersigned,
lem tiihesmen who migraied (nun In
ment and d«-cree against John II. j by leaving the s «me wi'h mv attornev,
per Asin to Annlolfn.” siiys Goni'C« E
By virtue of an execution in Foie- Hueners and Minnie Hueners, bis i L. A. Roberts, at his office in the
White. D. D.. In the Amerlciin Review
of Reviews. "Probably llie Inrger part i closure and Order of Sale duly issued wife, as Defendants, for the sum of! Citizens Bank Building, Ashland, Ore­
-. ere of ancestry once reckon«-«l Chris­ out <>f and under the seal of the Circu ' Three thousand six hundred thirty gon, before the expiration of six
tian. This is confirmed by the Cacl Court for the State of Oregon, for ($3630 <*0) Dollars with interest at six [ months from the date of this notice,
that the physical cluirncterlstlc« of Jackson County, «luted October 22nd, per cent per annum on $3000 00 thereof which date is November, X, 1919.
, ____ _
r __ . _........ ..., a no ur!
Mongols have largely fade«! out. They
M aynie G rainger ,
where « from Scptemb r 5th, 1919, and f« r i
visibly persist In some, notably In Tar­ 1919. in a certain suit therein, recover,
d
j
8360
<K)
attorney
’s fees and $15 60 costs I
Administratrix.
R.
W.
Hulburd
as
plaintiff,
i
tars Ininilgrnnt from the Ci iyieu or
’! j
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which
j
idgm
-nt
was
enrolled
and
judgment
and
deert-e
ag
linst
Sara
K.
the Balkan states, whose llaenge Is
eompnratlvely pare. This but eniphti • Page ard Gora L. Knitrht as D fend docketed in said Court October 13th, I
Notice of Final Settlement
sizes the differences In the case of the nn«s, for the sum of Eleven thousi nd I 1919.
..... j IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
Anatolian stock.
five hundred ($11,500.110) Dollars, wi h Notice i.< hereby given that, pursuant
“In the heart of what we call the |int« rest on $10,000.00 thereof at s'x io the terms ot said execution, I "will I 0E OREGON' IN AND F0R THE COUNTY
Turkish empire npproxlnintely one- per cent per annum from June If', 191« on Saturday December 6, 1919, at j0 OF JACKSON,
!
fourth of the population are avowedly and for the further sum of $500 00 »'- 'o’clock A M., at the frontdoor ot
«■« the | I I" ‘he Matter of the Estate of
Christian; approximately n fourth of torney’s fees and for $51.30 cos's, 1 ■ Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville. I Carl David Stout, deceased.
the remainder, the Shias, are nearer
N >tlce is hereby given that the un-
which judgment was enrolled a«d Jaekso'i County, Oregon, offer for sale I
In sentiment to Chrisflnns than to I docketed
dersigned
administrator of the above
in said Court October 18th, ; I at d sell at public aucti >n for cash to
tegular Mohammedans: a majority of
| en'illed estate has filed in the above
i
the
highest
bidder,
to
satisfy
said
the whole are of Christian origin. 1919
Notice is hereby given that, per-i judgment, with the costs of this sale, e l ¡tied court his final account of the
Force has held them together until
now, hut ‘blood will tell,’ and «lie prin­ suant to ihe terms of said execution, I i subject, to redemption as provided by administration of said estate, and that
ciple of ’reversion to type’ cannot will on Saturday, December 6, 1919. nt 1 law, all of the right, t tie and interest said court has fixed Saturday, (tec
he escaped. After careful observa­ 10 o’clock A. M , at the front door of that the defendants, jointly or individ . ember 13, 1919, at 10 o’clock A. M. at
tions continued during ninny years of the Courthouse in the City of Jack- 1 ua'ly, had on March 5th, 1912, or have th ■ court room of said court at the
residence In the country I am con­ sonville, Jackson County. Oregon, off«.-« since acquired, or now have in and to court house at Jacksonville, Jackson
vinced that the Mohammedan Turks
the following described property, situ­ County, State of Oregon, as the time
do not Increase In numbers, possibly ns for sale and sell at public auction foi ated in Jackson County, State of and place for the hearing of objections
the penalty of nature for the permis­ cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy (
thereto and for the settlement thereof
sion of polygamy, while the Ottoman said judgment, with the costs of this Oregon, to wit:
F letcher S tout , Administrator.
Beginning
at
an
iron
pin
situated
495
Christians do Incrense rapidly unless sale, subject to redemption as pro­
feet north of the south-west corner
checked by periods of massacre. If. vided by law, all of the right, title ard
ot Donation Land Claim No. 90 (Poo)
then, some two million to five million interest that the defendants, jointly or
Notice to C reditors.
Mongol Immigrants filtered into Ash« individually, had on July 10th, 1912, or
D L. C ) tn Township 37 South of
Minor, their descemlnnts possibly have since acquired, or now have i-
Range 2 west of the Willamette IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
reach those numbers today; the rest « and to the following described property
Meridian; thence east 1857.30 feet; OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
of the population Is to be credited with situated in Jackson County, State of
thence north 0 degrees and 32 min OF JACKSON.
Christian ancestry."
east, 564 feet; thence south 89degrees In *he Matter of the Estate
Oregon, to wit:
and 38 minutes west, 775 feet to of Henry G. Dox, deceased.
Beginning at the south-west, corner
TO RESTORE FAMOUS PARK >f Donation Land Claim No 72 in center of Middle street; thence north Notice is hereby given that the un­
0 degrees and 16 minutes east, 381.80 dersigned has been appointed and now
Township 38 south of Range 1 west of
Bowling Green, With Its Ancient
feet to the south line of the Rogue is the qualified administratrix of th«-
‘he Willamette Meridian, Oregon,
Fence, Will Again Become Show­
River Valley Railroad right-of-way; estate of the above named decedent.
thence
west
799
feet
to
the
south-east
place of New York.
Almost a Panacea.
Notice fur Publication.
thence along said right of-way south,
All persons having claims agains*
corner of a tract of land sold by J. G.
Apples are useful m nervous dyspep­
(09815)
68
degrees
and
ol
west,
856.36
feet;
said decedent or said estate are re­ sia. they are nutritious, medicinal, and
Modern New York will probably bet­ Parham et ux and William Patton et
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
thence
south,
76
degrees
and
27
min.
proper
quired
to
present
the
same,
with
ix
to
A.
L.
Helman
etux;
thencqnorth
ter appreciate Its Bowling Green
ritalizing, they aid digestion, clear the
west, 292.81 feet; thence south 0 de­ vouchers, to the undersigned, at the folce, correct the acidity of the stoni­ U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
fence, recovered nml restored to view along the east boundary of said Helman
Noi ember 17, 1919.
grees and 09 minutes east, 6 feet; Nash Ho'el, Medford, Oregon, or to teli, are valuable in rheumatism, in­
by the Broadway association, for the tract 1112 feet to the north east cort er
Notice is hereby given that Henry
Incldentn! publicity of the restoration thereof; thence along the south east- r-
thence east 130 feet; thence south H. K. Hanna, attorney for said adnrfn somnia and liver troubles.
When the fence was new. Bowline ly boundary of the N •iherlan«) tra- t
0 degrees and 09 minutes east, 254 66 is-ratrix, at his office in Jackson Coun­
Clayton Knopp, of Frovolt, Oregon,
Green was an Important part of the north, 43 degrees and 36 minutes ess',
who on November, 4, 1914, made Home­
feet; thence west 130 feel; thence ty Bank Building, Medford, Oregon,
town, and the New Yorkers of 177(
south 0 degrees and 09 minut s east. before the expiration of Six Months
stead Entry, Serial, No. 09815, for
1128
feet
to
center
of
road;
thence
considered ft well worth while to Im
290.0 feet to the place of beginning, from the date of this notice.
the NW'^ of NW,
Section 18,
port the fence from England and pay north 16.5 feet to the north west cor­
containing 27 5 acres, more cr le«s. Dated and first published November 1,
Tow«.a1 ip 38 S, Range 4 W., Willamette
£800 for It. One Is reminded that, short­ ner of Dominion Land Claim No. 72;
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Oc 1919.
Meridian,,has filed r.otice of intention
ly before the fence was put up. the lo.v and the south-« eat corner of Donatio«
to make Final Three-year l’roof, to
P earl H ollingsworth ,
si citizens, grateful for the repeal of Land Claim No. 73: thence east 39.6 tober 23rd, 1919.
promptly obtained in all countries or no fse .
C. E. T errill ,
establish claim to the land above de­
Administratrix
TRADE-MARKS, < av- its and Copyrights regis-
the Stamp net. had adorned Bowling feet; thence north, 32 degrees and 27
lKlered. Send Skelcii. .Model or Photo, for
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
scribed, before Chauncey Florev, Clerk
Green with a leaden equestrian statue minutes east, 146« feet Io Black Oa1-
FREE REPORT o: ; i .-nt ability. Patent pract­
ice exclusively. £ ’ . K KLFERENCES.
of George HI. For a while fence and tree on Bi'ar Creek bluff; thence alone
By F lora T hompson ,
of the County Court of Jackson County,
Send 2 cents in Fi-mps for Invaluable book
Notice of Final Settlement.
on HOW TO OfYTA -x n:id SELL PATENTS,
statue stood there together: then the said bluff south. 59 degrees and 15
Deputy.
Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on
Which ones vriil pay, lx rr to get « partner,
patent lair and other valuable information.
Rerolutlon came, and the "Liberty ninutes east, 189.5 feet; thence soil!I
the 23rd day of December, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that the und tr- I
Bovs" pulled the statue from Its ped
Claimant names as witnesses:
19
degrees
east,
62
feet;
thence
sou'll
i
s'gncd
has
filed
his
final
account
as
ad
­
Noiice
cf
Sheriff
’
s
Sale.
estal. The fence remained till 1914.
Fred Lichens, of Pro volt, Oregon.
PATENT lawyers ,
I
minus the gilt crowns that the “Lib­ 10 degrees east, 19* 6 feet; thence south IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THESTATEOF ministrator of the estate of Lincoln A.
W. A. Duncan of Provolt, Oregon.
303 Seventh St., Washington, 0.
erty Roys" had hammered off the tops I:• degrees anti 30 minutes east, 1981 OREGON. IN AND FOi. THE COUNTY OF I Bratt, deceased, with the County Court
L
W. Smith, of Provolt, Oregon,
f
Jackson
County,
Oregon,
and
that
i
feet;
thence
south,
18
degrees
nnd
30
1
of the fence posts, but the famous park
JACKSON.
Arlie Fields, of Provoit, Oregon.
said Court has appointed Saturday, the
lost In the growing city, was gradually n'nutes east, 225 feet to White Oak Bank of Jacksonville, an Oregon
w. H. C annon ,
neglected. When the fence returns to tree; thence south, 30 degrees east, 152 corporation,
6«h day of December, 1919, at the hour
Plaintiff,
Notice of Final Settlement.
Register.
It, the park will be replanted with feet to White Oak tree; thence south,
l of 10 o’clock in the forenoon as the
VS.
shrubbery, and Bowling Green made as >5 degrees and 30 minutes east, 267
j
tim«.
and
the
court
room
of
said
Court
THE
COUINTY
COURT
OF
THE
STATE
IN
much ns possible like Its historic self. ’eet to White Oak tree; thence I j Della Dunnington and John Dun-
; ni the court house at Jacksonville, OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
nington, wife and husband, Julia
D. W. BAGSHAW
—Christian Science Monitor.
south, 23 degrees and 45 minutes Williams and Lulu E. Williams,
i i Oregon, as the place for hearing ob- OF JACKSON.
1
ijections
thereto
and
the
settlement
aist,
97
■
feet
to
White
Oak
I In the Matter of the estate of
Defendants.
Attorney at Law
Insisted on Showing His Patriotism
Notice is hereby given that by virtue , thereof. All persons interested in said i Katherine A. Murrey, deceased.
He was full of patriotism, was the tree; thence south, 15 degrees and 5
Notice is hereby given that the un- NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
elderly man walking up State street minutes east, 155.6 feet; thence south if a judgment, decree and order <f f . estate are hereby notified to appear at
the other evening, and It Is possible > > degrees and 45 minutes east, 80 feet sale duly given, dated ard enter« d in j 8ii’d time and place and make their ob- dersignej has filed his final account as
Office in Ryan Block
that an unprejudiced observer might to the north boundary of Donation the above entitled c urt and cause on i ' jections known why said final account dmiuistrator of the estate of Kaih-
have suspected that he had taken Land Claim No. 72; thence east on said the 26 day of July, 1919, and docketed | should not be approved by said court erine A. Murrey, deceased, in the JACKSONVILLE.
- OREGON
something else aboard during the boundary line 305.5 feet to the north­ in Vo], 2 at page ’.95 of the Judgment and said administrator discharged from County Court of Jackson County, Ore­
hours Just past. At any rate, he was westcorner of the Billings tr- ct; thence |
■»is trust.
gon, and that sail Court has app noted
most patriotic and the sight of a sturdy «outh, 36 degrees west, 715 feet, thence | 1 locket of said court, wherein the i First published October 25, 1919.
the 27th dav of December, 1919, at
above named plaintiff recovered judg
H. K. HANNA
doughboy gladdened his wandering
O. M. C ornitius , Administrator of i ten o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
eyes. The hoy was acting ns convoy south, 89 degrees and ’5 mmutes west, ment against the above named de
Lawyei
to two maidens fair and wasn’t par­ 12 feet; thence south, 35 degrees and fondants, Della Dunnington and John the estate of Lincoln A. Bratt, de- as the time, and the Court Room of
s lid County Court in the court house
ticularly anxious tn be sorted out for 30 minutes west. 439.5 fe«t to the Dunnington, wife and husband, and ceased.
—
it Jacksonville Jackson County, Ore­ Office in Jackson County Bank Bk'g
hero decorntlon nt that moment, hut center of the County road; thence along each of them, for the sum of $1400.00
the elderly man was not to be de­ the center of said road south, 55 de­ with 10% interest thereon from O -
gon, as the place for hearing object
Notice fcr Publication.
nied. lie took off his cap with a fiAur- crees and 15 minutes e«st, 37 feet; tober 27, 1918, until paid, and for tl e
OREGON
uns to said Final Account and settle­ MEDFORD
(010600)
t.sh worthy the days of chivalry: he hence south, 14 degrees west, 1028 further sum of $150.00 attorney’s fees,
i
-i
ment.
thereof
and
the
distribution
of
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
loudly proclaimed his everlasting oh feet to the south boundary line of Do­
1
anil for the costs and disbursements of U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon said estate.
fixation and appreciation of the coura­
Weather Report.
All persons interested are hereby
geous soldiery that saved the world: nation Land Claim No. 72; the“ce aloi g sail! suit taxed at $17.00, with like
October
22,
1919.
notified to appear at said time and 1
he Insisted on shaking hands, not once «aid boundary west 1122 feet to the interest thereon from date of said de­
Notice is hereby given that Elmer
but thrice nt least, with the young «lace of beginning, contain.ng 117.52 cree; and wherein it is decreed that S Hedberg, of Jacksonville, Oregon, place and show cause, if any there be, I Following is the report of U. S. Vol-
why said Final Account should not be unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
man whom he cnllcd "Th’ saver of th' icres:
the mortgage described in plaintiff's
Also, the west half of the north west complaint is a first lien upon the here­ who, on June 5, 1916, made Home­ approved by the Court and said estate Jacksonville, for month of October.
country"—and he looked at th<> girls
stead
Entry,
Serial,
No.
010600,
for
the
as If he thought his patriotism, ex­ piarter of Section 36 in Township 38 inbelow described property and that
be decreed to be fully settled and a de­ Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi-
pressed nnd partially understood, en south of Range 1 west of the Wil­ the above named defendants, each and W ri of W t.j of W «; of SE'4. and S'? cree made for the distribution ot sain
>f S'j of SW«4 of NE«4, Section 22, estate to the p erson entitled thereto tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
titled him to an Introduction to them. lamette Meridian, Oregon, exceut such
The doughboy made Ills escape as «arts ns were sold to A. L. Helman et all of them. b.> foreclosed of all interest Township 39S, Range 3 W., Willamette
Maximum Minimum
Precip.
hen or estate therein, and that the Meridian, has fileti notice of intention and said administrator diicharged Date
quickly ns he could, blushing exceed-
43
.22
63
1
ux,
ns
shown
in
Volume
11.
page
165
from
his
trust.
s
d
1
property
!>•■
sold
as
upon
execution
Ingly. And ns he went along he con-
to make Final Three-year Proof, to es­
41
62
2
ind
to
Joseph
I
’
olev,
as
sho
vn
in
Vol
­
C harles H. M urrey ,
for the sati-factio 1 of said judgment tablish claim to the land above describ­
tided to th«* girls: “Gee. I wish ! would
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T snow
61
i
Administrator of the Estate of 3
hare got overseas ns easy ns the old ume 28 page 592, Deed Records of and accruing costs;
I
ed,
before
F.
Roy
Davis,
U.
S.
Cum
32
75
4
geezer got half seas over."—Hartford luckson County, Oregon, containing (9
Katherine
A.
Murrey,
deceased.
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned liissioner, at h«s office, at Medford,
1 -
39
78
0
Conrunt.
icres. more or le«s,
Sheriff, pursuant to said judgment nnd Oregon, on the 3rd day of Djeembtr,
45
82
6
Also, bi ginning at a stake 50 links decree, and by virtue of an execut on
1919.
43
81
7
Notice
of
the
Appointment
of
The Knightly Pledge.
«ast of the south-west corner of said listed October 25, 1919, issued pursuant
Claimant names as witnesse«:
42
69
8
“Wats this Knights Commander of lunation I.and Claim No. 72, in Secti ti j thereto by the clerk of and under the
Administrator with the Will
29 First killing
th» Bntli decoration they’re hanging 16 in Township 38 south of Ringo 1 I. seal of the above entitled court, on .teuton Poole, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
57
9
30
fiost
onto our generals over In England?" vest of the Willamette Meridian, Ore- November 25, 1919, at the hour of 10 Fr.d Cepple, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
Annexed.
69
10
Miies Cantrail, of Ruch, Oregon.
asked one wounded doughboy of an­ ton, thence south, 14 degrees west, to
35
74
11
A. M., al the font door of the court
other,
Andrew J. Marvin, of Jacksonville,
37
75
the south boundary of Government Lot
i I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tate 12
“Huh!" exclnlmed his companion No. 1, said section; thence west on house at Jacksonville, in Jackson Oregc.n.
40
68
13
County, State of Oregon, will sell, at
! of O regon , in and for the C ounty
from Tennessee. "Reckon that must
W. H. C annon ,
36
72
14
the
south
boundary
of
said
Lot
’
to
public
auction,
to
the
highest
bolder
of
J
ackson
.
be th’ prohibition division of the Brit­
Register.
33
73
15
the
south-west
corner
thereof;
thenc«
1
for cash, snbject to redemption as pro­
In the Matter of the Estate of
ish service. All they gets to «irlnk la
34
71
16
the two well-known waters—hot nnd north 12 chains to post from which a vided by law, the following described
i Charles C Keenan, deceased.
36
61
A hite Oak 12 inches in diameter bears property and all estate and interest
A of ice to Creditors.
cold."
Notic-» is hereby given that the under- 17
28
63
west 32 links distant nnd a White Oak that the above named defendants, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE ’ signeij has been appointed bv the Hon­ 18
30
67
12 inches in diameter bears north, 26 cither, all or Hny of them, had therein OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
Not Exactly.
orable G A. Gardner, J«>dge of the 119
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69
20
"Mother." said a small girl, after iegrees east, 98 links distant; thence, on January 16th, 1918, or that they or In the Matter of the Estate of
above entitled Court, as Administrator
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65
contemplating her baby brother for ■nst along the ninth boundary of said I any of them have since acquired or Lillii n E. Stevens, Deceased.
with the Will A'inexed of the Estate 21
44
aim«' time, “was I a baby once?”
67
Lot I ami the south boundary of raid I now have therein to-wit:
1 he undersigned has bee«i duly ap­ I of Charles C. Keeman, deceased, and 22
“Tea, dear; we were all bahfes D 'nation Land Claim No. 72 to the
34
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60
28
Beginning at the south eut corner pointed and qualified by the County has dulv qualified according to law.
once."
27
53
24
place of b« ginni g, containing 15 acres
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
for
Jaek-
of
Block
No.
58
in
the
Town
of
Jack
­
All
persons
having
claims
against
"You nnd daddy, mother?"
28
48
more or less.
sonville, County of Jackson, State of -on County, as executor of the estate said estate are hereby notihed to pre­ 25
“Tea."
34
.16
45
26
Saving
ami
exception
therefrom
de
­
Oreg
n.
thence
running
North
22'.
of
Lillian
E.
Stevens,
deceased.
sent
them
with
proper
vouchers
and
“And grandfather?“
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47
27
scribed
tracts
of
land
sold
th««
O.
<.
<
•
C.
degrees East 100 feet; thence North
Ali persons having claims against duly verified according to lav, to the
“Tea. of course!“
31
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46
-What, mother!" exclaimed the R R. Co. for a right-of-way, also the
67« degrees West 150 feet; thence said estate are notified to present them, undersigned at his office in the Jack- 28
34
14
47
29
child Incredulously, "with that beard !" right of way for the County roa«i and
South 22'. degrees West 100 feet; duly verified, to the undersigned, at son County Bank Building, in the City
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48
«11 other public roads on the boundaries
thence South 67'. degrees East 150 the office of Rawles Moore, in the of Medford, Oregon, within six months 30
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T
47
31
China After Industries.
of the above described premises.
feet to the place of beginning, all in Medford National Hank Building, Mei- from the date hereof.
Chines«« government agents have
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon. Oc­
T mpi rature—m« an max 63.38; mean
Jackson County. State of Oregon.
ford, Oregon, W, hm six mouths fr >m
Dated and first published N ■ m >
been sent to several countries to ular 23rd, 1919.
min. 34 87; mean 49. 19; Maxi82 on 6;
Dated October ,?5, 1919.
the date if ihn noti e
15tn. 1919.
study the manufacture of telegraph
•
C. E. T errill ,
M nimum 27 on 24.
Greatest daily
D >te «hi «- d - ot No m 1
T. V. <itl.Es
C. E. T e irii . l .
1919
and telephone equipment with a view
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oieyon
Auuiiuiauator with U«e »« in r..nge, 43. Total precipitation .80 in.
Sheriff of Jackson County, re on.
J. D. I EVE. 3,
to producing all such apparatus at
Annexed of the Estate of
By 8 lora T hompson ,
W. B ritt ,
By F lora T hompson ,
Executor of the.Estate of
boma.
Deputy
Charles C. Keeman, Deceased.
Deputy.
Lillian E. Stevens, deceased
Cooperative Observer
Comply With
the Law
“Ali dairy butter sold, or offered
or exposed for sale, in rolls,
prints or squars, shall have print­
ed upon the wrapper the words,
‘Dairy Butter’, and the name and
address of the manufacturer and
the net weight.”— General Laws of
Oregon, Chapter 3Ÿ3, Section 62.
We are prepared to print your
BUTTER WRAPPERS at a
very reasonable price
Jacksonville Post
“Quality Printers”