Jacksonville post., December 20, 1919, Image 4

judgment and decree against Albert J.
Larson and Anna J. Larson, husband
aid wife, and F. Wallace Sears and
i« Grace Sears, husband and wife, as De­
fendants, for the sum of $2141 Si), to­
gether with interest on the sum of
of $1800.00, at the rate of 8',; per
annum, from, from April 16. 1919,
unt l paid; for the further sum of
By virtue of an execution and On er $200.00 as attorney’s fees Hnd $53 95
of Sale duly issued out of and under the c< sts, which judgment was enrolled and
sen] of the Ci cuit Court tor the State docketed in said court November 22nd,
of Oregon, dated November 15th, 19’9, 1919.
in a eert.Jn action therein, wherei'i Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
hirst National Bank of Medford, Ore to the terms ot said execution, I will
gnu, a corporation, as Plaintiff rec >ver- on January 10th, 1990, at 10 o’clock
■ <1 judgment and decree against Bell A M., at the front door ot the
Nicked and Chas. Nickell ns Defend­ Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville.
ants, for the sum of Seven thousand Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale
one hundred seventy-three Dollars and and sell at public auction for cash to
fifty five cents ($7173 55), principal and the highest bidder, to satisfy said
interest, together with F v- hundred judgment, with the costs of this sale,
Dollars ($51)0 00) attorney’s fee», in subject to redemption as provided by
U. S. Gold Coin, with interest thereon I ! law, all of the right, t tie and interest
in like G< Id Coin at the rate of eignt I I that the said defendants, jointly or
per cent (8“. ) per annum from the 12th ;
individually had on April 16th, 1917, or
day ot November, 1919, and the further
have since acquired, or now have in
sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for costs I
and to the following described property,
and disbursements, which judgment i
situated in Jackson County, State of '
was enrolled and docketed in said Court '
Oregon, to-wit:
November 12th, 1919,
Beginning at the Northwest corner i
Notice is hereby given that pursuant |
of the Thomas Worman Donation I
to the terms of said execution, I will j
Land Claim in Township Thirty-six
on December 27th, 1919, at 10 o’clock
(36) South of Range Three (3) West
A. M , at the front door of the Court­
of the Willamette Meridian, and
house in the City of Jacksonville. Jack-
running thence East on the North
son County, Oregon offer for sale and !
bouudarv of said claim 11.70 chains
sell at public auction for cash to the
to a post from which a laurel 20 inches
highest bidder, to satisfy said judg­
in di-meter bears Sou'h 35 degrees
ment, with the costs of this sale, sub­
West 10 links and a White oak 15
ject to redemption as provided by law,
inches in diameter bears North 70
all of the right, title and interest that
degrees East 15 links; thence South
the defendants, Belle Nickell and Chas.
2 't degrees West 18 chains and 87
Nickell, jointly or individually, bad on
links to a white oak 15 inches in diam­
January 4th, 1919, or have since ac­
eter; thence South 25ki degrees West
quired or now have in and to the follow­
24 chains and 90 links and intersecting
ing described property, situated in
the West boundary of said claim a
Jackson County. State of Oregon, to-
tie intersection of the South bound­
•it:
ary of Section Thirty six (36) with
Nolice for Publication.
W’iofNW’4, SE'4 of NW’i and
Notice for Publication.
the same; thence North to the place
(011810’
Lit 1 of Section 6 in Township 11,
(09815)
of beginning, eontainidg 34 acre?,
I
D epartment of the interior .
South of Range 2 East of the Wil­
department of the interior
more or less.
u. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon u. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oreg»n
lamette Meridian, Jackson County,
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, No­
December 5, 1919.
Oregon.
vember 28, 1919.
November 17, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that William
S'j of SV,’J4 of Sectim I in Town
Notice is hereby given that Henry
C. E. T errill ,
I. Coffman, of Jacksonville, Oregon,
ship 35 South of Range 2 West of the
Clayton Knopp, of Frovolt, Oregon,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
who, on November 21, 1919, made
Willamette Meridian, Jackson Coun­
"Yon little rascal played alonf? the way, diur.you?
who on November, 4, 1914, made Home­
By
F
lora T hompson ,
Kept grandma waiting! Oh well, it’s all 1 i ;ht. Because
Homestead Entry, Serial, No. 011810,
ty, Oregon.
stead Entry, Serial, No. 09815, fer
Deputy
fur
the
NW'4
of
SW'j
ot,
Section
4.
W'j of NWJj of Section 6 in Town-
ltheNW'4 of NW'4 of Section II,
Township 38 S, Range8 W., Willamette
ship 38 South of Range 2 West of
Township 38 S, Runge 4 W., Willainett»
BAKING POWDER
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
the Willamette Meridian, Jackson
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
is always right. It’s worth waiting for. Always wel-
to
make
Final
Three-year
Proof
to
es
­
County, Oregon.
come. Never shirks its work. Never fails. Never
to make Final Three-vear Proof, to
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON, FOR
wastes minutes or materials and I know it’s pure and
tablish claim to the land above de­
establish claim to the land above de­
wholesome, as Calumet contains only such ingredients
SW'.j of NW1», W'j of SWli and ! JACKSON COUNTY.
scribed, before F Roy Davis, U. S.
as have been approved officially by the U. S. Food
scribed, before Chauncey Florey, Clerk
diagonal NW1/» of NEJj of SWlj ot I Anna Thornburgh,
PliintifT,
Authorities.”
Commissioner, at his office, at Medford,
You save u hen you buy it—you save when you use it.
of the County Court of Jackson Coenty,
Section 32 Township 38 South of
vs.
Oregon, on the 14th dav of January,
UIPHrCl
’
Quality
Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oleg on, «■
Range 2 West of the Willamette D. D. Boyle; G. H. Lyman; C. C.
riikjJriiLo 1 A^.tiih
1920.
the 23rd day of December, 1919.
Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon F ierce, Administrator of the estate
Claimant names as witnesses:
Claimant names as witnesses:
SE’, of NW.', and E'j of SW', ot of D. D. Boyle, Deceased, Et als.
Lee Black, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
Fred Lichens, of Provolt, Oregon.
Defendants.
Section 2 in Township 35 South of
Charles Horn, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
W. A. Duncan of Provolt, Oregon.
To G. H. Lyman, and -------- Lyman,
Range 2 West cf the Willamette
John Carter, of Jacksonville, Oregon.
L W. Smith, of Provolt, Oregen,
wife of G. H. Lj man, defendants nam-
Meridian, Jackson Co inty, Oregon,
Barney Salsman, of Jacksonville, Ore­
I id in the above entitled suit;
| Arlie Fields, of Provolt, Oregon.
NW', of NW', of Section 1 in Town­
gon.
I ship 35 South of Range 2 West of
W. H. C annon ,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
W. H. C annon ,
Register.
OF
OREGON:
You
and
each
of
you
CITY MAY HAVE BIG FUTURE HAS STIRRED UP ANTIQUARIES the Willamette Meridian, Jackson
Register.
are hereby summoned and required to
County, Oregon.
appear in the above entitled court and
Dakar, In South Africa, Promises to Englishman Believes He Has Discov­
Notice of Final Settlement.
NE'» of NE', of Section 20, Town­ cause and answer to the complaint of
Develop Into Something Like
ered the Site of Edward the Con­
D. W. BAGSHAW
ship 35 South ot Range 1 W. of the the plaintiff against you, now on file IN THE COUINTY COURT OF THE STATE I
Another Liverpool.
fessor's Palace,'
Willamette Meridian, Jackson Coun­ therein, within ten days from the date OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
Attorney at Law
OF JACKSON.
ty, Oregon.
The city of Dakar In South Africa, i
of the service of this summons upon
In Windsor's great park the discov­
In
the
Matter
of
the
estate
of
less tliun hulf a century ago in a really ery has been made of what appears to
' . interest in Lot 7, Section 27, you, exclusive of the day of such
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
Township 36 South of Range 3 West J service, it served within the county of Katherine A. Murrey, deceased.
primitive condition, with naked chil­ be the site of Edward the Confessors'
Notice is htreby given that the un­
dren running around the streets mid palace. The discoverer. Capt. Vaughan
Office in Ryan Block
of the Willamette Meridian, Jackson | Jackson and state of Oregon, or, if
mothers working with babies strapped Williams, had Ills attention drawn to
dersigned has filed his final account as
Ccunt.v, Oregon.
served within any other county of
- OREGON
upon their backs, 1ms suddenly come two moats where rabbits hnd been bur­
_
.
,
c
administrator of the estate of Kath- JACKSONVILLE,
interest in E' . of NE'», SE'4 of 1 Origon,
then within twenty days from
,,
,
.
..
Into prominence as the prospective rowing, and here he unearthed some
,
,
i
erine
A.
Murrey,
deceased,
'n
the
[
SE'., of Section 34, lo.vnship 06 ; the date of such
such service;
service; or,
or, if served ,,
, _
. . f ,
,,
.
„
i
‘•Liverpool" of Africa. In the keen tiles like Norman bricks.
He next
, i.mfinn
. ..
..
, ortni*
.
„
.
1 County
thureinT
inn
v Court of Jackson County, Ore- i
South of Range 3 West of the Wil- 1 . nllh
publication
thereof,
after
the anrri-
entry
ismipet It Inn that Is expected between cnme upon Hints, sandstone and tiles,
H. K. HANNA
lamette Meridian, Jackson County, j of an (,rder for such publication, by gon, and that said Court has app >mted
America mid Europe for trade In South mid he is continuing the searth. In
the 27th dav of December, 1919. at
Oregon.
I i said
.. court,
...
...
Africa. Dakar, II Is believed, will have the days of Queen Victoria a tower
then within six weeks
Lawyei
NW'j of SW'4 of Section 3, Town-1 fn)m the date of the first publication ot ten o’clock in the forenoon of said dav,
in Important role to play.
with walls 12 feet thick was pulled
as
the
time,
and
the
C
>urt
Room
of
ship 35, South of Range 4 West ot this summons; C*. if sery d upon you
The French are today making ex- i down which wns said by archeologists
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg
tenalve improvements nt Dakar. They to have been built by Edward the Con­
the Willamette 1 Meridian, Jackson 1 personally, outside the state of Oregon. said County Court in the court house
at
Jacksonville
Jackson
County,
Ore-
have spent much money In enlarging fessor. The secretary of the Berkshire
County, Oregon.
MEDFORD
OREGON
I after the entry of such order for pub­
I gon, as the place for hearing object
the dry dock and making the harbor Archeological society In connection
SW'j of Section
lication. then within six weeks from
j ions to said Final Account and settle-
deeper ns veil as Increasing the facil­ with Captain Williams' find, states that
South of Range 4
the date of such service.
ities for transferring cargo from boat there was before the foundation of
j ment thereof and the distribution of
Weather Report.
lamette Meridian,
And vou are htreby notified that if
f<> train. The Dakar of today Is a Windsor castle s palace in Windsor
said estate.
Oregon.
you
fail
to
appear
and
answer
within
forest
where
many
notable
events
hap
­
thriving town of about 25.000 people,
All persons interested are hereby
W of NE'.,, E'j of NW,'4. Section the time limi'ed, as above set forth,
w ith wide well-lald-out streets, a large pened. This palace had a tower m a
Following isthereport of U. S. Vol-
I notified to appear at said time and
32,
Tow
nship
37
South
Range
2
East
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
teclinlcal school, hospitals and work­ means of defense. In II Iliirleian MS.
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
■
place
and
show
cause,
if
any
there
be,
of the Willamette Meridian, Jackson the relief demanded in said complaint,
shops. There are. however, a great an illumination occurs which repre­
; why said Final Account should not be Jacksonville, for month of November,
majority of natives, being In fact, onty sents a palace where a Indy Is seen giv­
County, Oregon.
which succinctly stated, is; a judg­
: Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
ing
alms
and
earning
for
herself
the
about 3.500 Frenchmen.
E'j of SE', and SW1., of SE' z4, Sec- ment against you and each of you, in approved by the Court and said estate
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
|
be
decreed
to
be
fully
se
’
tled
and
a
de-
title
of
“
loaf-giver."
The
mnnor
of
These natives have been said by
lion 8. Township 33 South of Range the sum of Five Hundred ($500.00)
i
cree
made
for
the
distribution
of
sain
some to have formerly been the mns- Old Windsor belonged to the Savon
Minimum
I recip
Date Maximum
Meridian,
2 West of the Willamette
Dollars, and eight per cent interest
tern of the Mediterranean, They are kings, and Edward the Confessor err-
I thereon, from April 1, 1917. until paid, i estate to the p erson entitled thereto 1
.08
53
39
J
i
kson
Countv,
(begun.
wonderful fighters and It was only tnlnly held court there. Edward being
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NW, of NW',; St', of NW',; and the plaintiff's cost and disburse­ and said administrator discharged 2
prevented
by
Ills
nobles
from
going
to
with great difficulty that in 1802. (!en.
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3
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NE', of SW' and NW '« of SE1 ( ments in the above entitled suit and I from his trust.
Faldherbe. the Frrnch governor, wa’ Home caused Westminster to be built
C harles H. M urrey ,
4
.45
44
57
with
the
money
which
he
would
have
Section
12, Township 38 South of Sixty Dollars as attorney’s fees; also a
aide to overcome them. Thus he pared
Administrator of the Estate of
.95
Range 1 East of the Willamette decree for the foreclosure of the
47
35
the way for the founding of Dakar. spent on Ills Journey. He then gave
Katherine A, Murrey, deceased.
.40
Meridian, Jackson County. Oregon. I p|aint iiT ’s mortgage, described in said
31
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6
We mn.» know a great deal more about Old Windsor to the monks, but the gift
wns revoked by William tlie Con­
32 T snow .30
43
Lot 4 of Arthur Wilson Estate, situ I complaint; to-wit; that eer'ain rnort-
7
It later.
queror. who found Windsor convenient
ated in and being part of Section 9 * gage m ide. execute l and delivered un- Notice ot Filing Final Account. 8
38
38
for hl* hunts In the forests.
Navy’s Great Airship Hangar.
and 16, Township 37, S«uth of Range “ to Anna Thornburgh by said D. D. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE 9
27
38
The niiv.v is purchasing Its first rigid
1 West of the Willamette Meridian, Boy) ', dated March 29, 1913, and regis • I OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY 10
.18
Portable Electric Grinder.
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41
airship In England nt a cost of $2,500.-
.A portable electric grluder for rhe
containing 30 acres, Jackson County, tered as document No. 3354 in the OF JACKSON.
38
50
11
000. To Infuse It s huge hangar Is to mai'hlne shop, designed to tie moved
Oregon.
36
46
12
! office of the Registrar of Titles in and In the Matter of the Estate
tie erected nt Lakehurst. N. J., which over the work, has the motor of <me-
E'j of NE'( and WJ2 of SE',, Sec­ for said Jackson County, April 2, 1913, of Olive R.. Bell, Deceased.
31
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41
will be SOO feet long, 265 feet wide, eightli to one half horsepower placed
Notice is hereby given that the un- 14
tion 16, Township 38 South ot' Range ' J and mortgaging Lots 2 and 3 in Block
29
39
ami will have n clear Inside height of shore the work out nf the operator's
dersigned,
executrix of the above nam 15
2jEast
of
the
W
illamette
Meridian,
34
46
,
2
in
the
Pierce
Subdivision,
in
Town
­
174 feet, white the total height from way. The spindle Is bored with a five
Jackson County. Oregon.
31
the ground tn the peak of the roof wilt sixteenth-inch hole to receive an ad­
52
ship 37 South, Range 1, West of the ed estate, has filed her final account of ie
Undivided one-third interest in N'j Willamette Meridian, n said Jackson the administration of said Estate with 17
ho over 200 feet. The steel frame­ justable shaft for Interior grinding,
31
52
work w 111 t>o over 6,000 tons. Two ele­ snd the use of Interchangeable grind-
NE'4 and NE'j of NW, of Section County, to secure the payment of the Clerk of the County Court of Jack- 18
33
43
vators and several stairways will lend lug wheels adapts the little uiacb.ue
10. Township 35 South of Range 2 $500.0« and interest; and requiring and son County, Oregon, and said Court 19
51
88
.IT
to th* roof. The ninny shops neces­ te a wide range of work.
East of the Willamette Meridian, directing the sale of the mortgaged has fixed Saturday, the 17th day of 20
45
27
sary for the maintenance of the alr-
Jackson County, Oregon.
29
50
property, as on execution, for the January, 1920, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., 21
ships will be built In between tbe
Practical Economy.
.
’
•ated
<t
Jacksonville.
Oregon.
No
­
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52
satisfaction
of said judgment, and as the time, and the Court House in 22
greet arched truss,s that support the
’’Wife «wer get an economical vember 17th, 1919.
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52
costs an I attorney’s fees, or so much Jacksonville, Oregon, as the place for 23
roof, ’t hree railroad tracks will run streak?”
C. E. T errill ,
I
50
87
the entire length of the building. The
,
the’eof as the proc°eds of sale will hearing objections thereto, and t&e 24
“She does. Only this Sim m« r sb»
allowance and settlement of said ac-
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. satisfy.
baugar will be large enough to hold figli mt out she could save $■' In one
42
36
.09
Ry F lora T hompson , j By the order of the Honorable F. M. account.
one ship of 10,000,000 cubic feet ca­ week by doiug her owu housework."
2M
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26
pacity, amt a smaller one at each side,
Deputy. I Calkins, Judge of the above entitled
M abel B rown ,
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12
"How did It work out?"
27
or two 5.000.000 cubic feet ahl|« able
Administratrix of the Estate of 28
"Sha got a conk book. I got <JT>
35
20
, court, made and entered October 11, j
by side—Scientific American.
Olive R. Bell, Deceased. 29
persia and the doctor get the
39
28
1919, this summons is ordered publish-
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A
Boston Transcript.
46
j ed for a period of six successive weeks
34
.40
3l
By virtue of an execution in Fore- ; in the Jacksonville Post, published at TH.w , a T l K rttPRESENTED FOR F l
Chance for Aviatore.
ADVERTISING BY THE
e
Uaaveidable. 4
Chn'rs of iieromiutlca have beea •»
closui e and Order of Sale duly issuer! Jacksonville in said Jacksor County,
Temperature —mean max. 45.96; mean
'he
Ifnb—-Oh. don’t wy»
inbllsbed at the unlieraitlee of Cant
out of and under the seal of the Circuit State of Oregon, and the first publi-
min. 32.18; mean 39.04; Max 64 an 2;
couk’e craukluv«*. C
bridge ami Luuduu und variée» sere
Court for the State of Oregon, for ' cation hereof Will be on the 2iHh day
Minimum 12 on 27.
Greatest daily
tica af her.
aentlcel ■cbolareblge kava gees kartb
GENES «L OFFICES
■kaon County, dated November 26th, j of November, 1919.
Wife—I bar* toy
range, 21. Total precipitation l.W ia.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
t» England.
B. F. P iatt .
in a certain suit therein, wherein
Rk’tss Tramrvr>
I
Attorney for the Plaintiff. branches in all the principal ci
Adams as plaintiff recovered
Comply With
the Law
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
“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 343, Section 62.
We are prepared to print your
BUTTER WRAPPERS at a
very reasonable price.
Jacksonville Post
“Quality Printers'9
AlwaysWelcome
CALUMET
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L
I
otice of Sheriff's Sale.
Alias Summons