Jacksonville post., January 10, 1920, Image 4

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VrììlLE YOU WAIT
Alias Summons.
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U. BAG
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON, FOR
JACKSON COUNTY.
Anna Thornburgh,
I
Attorney at Law
NOTARY
Plaintiff,
AV
PUBLIC
AND
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<h
Office in R v » I'
D. D. Boyle; G. 11 Lyman; C. C.
Had Sold to J.r.aricn
JACKSONVILLE.
Fierce, Administrator of the estate
Full Grown in One Year.
of
D,
D.
Boyle,
Deceased,
Et
als.
of Making Exploch
Defendants.
From Air
H. K. EAN^ »
To G. H. Lyman, and
Lytnau,
JAD A MODEL GOVERNMENT
wife of G. H. Ly man, defendants nam­
Lawyci
ed in the above entitled suit;
210 NITRATE PLANT HE
Permanent Settlen-.it* Around
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Office in Jackson County i
OF ( REGON: You and each of you
U. S. Nitrate Plant Presented
Built in Eight Months It C
are
1
ereby
summoned
and
required
to
A vast amount of w< rk now nn-ttna to be doue winch tb»
OK EGO;'
MEDFORD
i entitiii oí war has ne»ti
t^srt j delay td
Unusual Problems.
r) pear in the above entitled court and
d.
lii«- rouit i-. tiiat •
• • • • • very larza capital
... and
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vinces Kaiser of His Defe?.t.
-iiditure* ought to b-
to make up for the rater-
cause and answer to the complaint of
lUt-v it ili
________ . .. mid to prepare- the rail-
limit iut*vil.jL!v
«lue- lu iLeuur.
L to v-rve adequately
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the plaintiff against you, now on file
tiaftie throughout
By GARRET SMITH.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
I hr country.
By GARRET SMITH.
bh KI It Ü. Hi NES.
therein, within ten dayB from the date
The fourth largest city in Alabama,
' ;
One of the most romantic pa
of
¡he
service
of
this
summons
upon
]«»<ipled with 2.1,000 souls of diverse
By virtue ot an execution in 1 ore-
III the secret history of the World \’>
you, exclusive of the day of such
races and religions, uprooted from far
closure and Order of Sale « uiy ¡»sued
Is the story of hoiv the Oiiliuim e D"
service,
't
served
within
the
county
of
scattered communities In every part partment of tin I nitial Sintis An.i;
out. of and ur.der the sen of the Circuit
Jacl son and state of Oregon, or, if
of the United States and Canada riinde It possible for America, un i
Court for the State of Oregon, for
served within any other county of
sprang Into being almost ovenitghr then utterly lacking In iin:i:iiiliill< n
Jackson County, dated December 29th.
Oregon, then within twenty days from
around the great new government am- and In facilities for making it, to man­
I >19. in a certain suit th rtin, wherein
the date of such service; or, if served
nionlutn nitrate plant down on the ufacture iinlliiilled quantities of |«'W
Jackson County bank, an Oregon
by
i
ublieatic
n
thereof,
after
the
entry
open cotton and corn fields at Muscle erful explosives out of air und rod:
Corporation, as Plaintiff, recovered
of an < rder for such publication, by
Shoals on the Tennessee River during It was largely the knowledge of this
judgement and decree ag i.Bt Wi'liam
sa'd court,’ then within six weeks
the lust year of the World War. Here fact that forced Guriiiuny to surrendi r
Scott, Hannah Scott, H. M. Scott,
fu m the date of the first publication ot
was u problem In city building, munlc- when she did.
Rogue Rivir Valley Realty Company,
this summons; cr, if serv-d upon you
ipsl governuient and continuity wel­
as Defendants, for the mm of Five
The secret v ns secured from Gi r
personally, outside the state of Oregon,
fare that has aeldom been equalled many herself. It was an open busi
th usai d ninety-six & 58-1'd ($5096.58)
after the entry of such order for pub­
und the success of its solution bus ness transaction between business :
Dollars, together wi h inter, st thereon
lication.
thtn
within
six
weeks
from
never been excelled.
at the rate of ten per cent, per annum,
men, whereby we apparently acquired
the date of such service,
The job was In the hands of the Air nothing more military than a process
payable annually from Oct bet 8, 1919,
Ard v< u are hereby notified that it
Gtnites Corporation which bad been for making a high grade fertilizer
until p iid, t> gether with attorney’s
you fail to appear and answer within
rgnnized under the direction of the known as cynnamld.
fees in the sum of Five hu > >red nine &
the time lirnúed, as above set forth,
■ >i ¡ounce Department to build plant
65-100 ($509.65) Dollars, anti ¡merest
Frank Sherman Washburn, head of
«nd city at Muscle Shoals. Early in
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
group of business men who boui lii
thereon at Ihe same rate uniil paid;
January, 1913, this new town had a the
the relief demanded in said complaint,
this process, conceived the germ of j
the sum of Three thousand seven
few temporary buildings and a popu­
which succinctly stated, is; a judg
hundred fiftj-four& 40-100 ($3754.40)
lation of 300. Thia had Jumped by the the Idea In the early nineties while In j
ment against you and each of you, in
Dollars and attorneys fees in the sum
middle of August to more than 21,000. South America as consulting engineer
the sum of Five Hundred <$500.001
A population multiplied by 70 in 7 In connection with the production and
of Three hundred seventv-five & 44-100
Dollars, and eight, per cent interest
months.
' shipping of Chilean nltrnte of soda
($375.44) Dollars, together with interest
thereon, from April 1, 1917, until paid,
In the management of the new | Nitrogen compounds are an essential
[on
both of said sums at »he rate of
and the plaintiff’s cost and disburse­
■ owns and army cantonments that I part of all commercial fertilizers. The
ments in the above entitled suit and 8 per cent per annum, | aj able semi-
■■i rung up during the war the old- only available natural nitrate deposits
Sixty Dollars as attorney’s fees; also a | annually; also for the sum of Six
¡Hue evils that attended the growth or In large quantities are ill Chile. This
mushroom cities have been avoided supply was diminishing. Germany,
decree for the foreclosure of the hundred eighty-six & 61-100 ($686 61)
by the application of modern welfare which had been taking about one-
plaintiff’s mortgage, described in said Dollars and attorney’s fees in the sum
systems. But nowhere were condi­ third of the Chilean nitrates, was al­
complaint; to-wit: that certain mort­ of Sixty eight & 76-100 ($ ;8.76) Dollars,
tions more difficult than at Muscle ready experimenting with processes
gage made, executed and delivered un­ together wnth interest on both of said
Shoals. Here was a malarial region for their artificial production. Ill I'.IO*
to Anna Thornburgh by said D. D. sums at the rate of 8 per cent per
threatened at the same time with Mr Washburn secured In Germiiny
Boyle, dated March 29, 1913, and regís annum, payable semi-annually, until
other deadly disease epidemics. Triine- the American rights of the eyamiucd
tered
as document No. 3354 in the paid; and for $21,0'1 costs and disburse-
portatlon was lacking. No nearby process which hud been invented in
office of the Registrar of Titles in and [ ments, which judgment was enrolled
labor was available and the general thut country.
ana docketed in sai.1 Court December
for said Jackson County, April 2, 1913, | j20th.
labor shortage was at its most acute
Turning Air Into a Weapon.
1919.
stage. Costs of labor and supplies
and mortgaging Lots 2 and 3 in Block 1
By this process air, which Is a mix­
I
Notice
is bereb •'l iven that, pursuant
.ere leaping over night Furthermore, ture of about four-fifths nitrogen gas
2in the Fierce Subdivision, in Town­
to the terms ot -aid execution, I will on
Muscle Shoals differed from all the and one-flfth oxygen, is placed In con
ship 37 South, Range 1, West of tl e Tuesd^
, February 10, 1930, atlOo’clo-k
other new war towns Inasmuch as it talners and subjected to pressure and
Willamette Meridian, in said Jackson
was ta be permanent
cold until it turns to a liquid. Then
County, to secure the payment of, A. M., at the front ooor of the
New Government Devleed.
the nitrogen is distilled in much the
'V
$509.0 and interest; and requirng and i Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville,
The managers, besides city govern­ sama manner as alcohol Is se|>arated
directing the sale of the mortgaged I ( Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale
ment, hud to handle the entire retail from water. But before this nitrogen
property, as on execution, for the and sell at public auction for cash to
business of the town. A camp super­ can be used ns a fertilizer It must be
I the highest bidder, to satisfy said
satisfaction
of said judgment, and
visor’s department was put In charge combined with a chemical combination
judgment, with the costs of this sale,
coats
and
attorney
’
s
fees,
or
so
much
of the maintenance of all buildings, of lime and carbon known ns calcium
thereof as the proceeds of sale wil subject to redemption as provided by
fire protection and sanitation. The carbide, produced hy burning ordinal'»
law, all of the right, t tie and interest
satisfy.
nmp supervisor looked after every- limestone in big rotary kilns and com
hinlug
it
in
the
electric
furnace
»vltl:
liing from the mending of a lock to
By the order of the Honorable F. M. that ihe said defendants, jointly or
a- remodeling of groups of buildings carbon supplied in the form of oriii
Calkins, Judge of the above entitled individually had on April 8th, 1913, or
or laying sowers or steam mains. For nary coke.
court, made and entered October 11, I have since acquired, or now have in
Cyanamld thus produced contains
the bachelor contingent a commissary
i
11'19, this summons is ordered publish i and io the following described property,
the elements of ammonium nitrate, one
lepartrnent was necessary.
ed
for a period of six successive weeks situated m Jackson County, State of
The business department managed nf .hr most powerful of modern explo
in
the
Jacksonville Bost, published at Oregon, to-wit:
«tv«».
By
one
process
ammonia
is
ex
th« stores, canteens, motion picture I
The North half of the north-east
/
Jacksonville
in said Jacksor County,
trade
i
.'■«an
the cyananild. By an
theaters, pool parlor», tailor shop»,
Thore desiring information concerning the railroad situ­
quarter and the southwest quarter of
«éítate of Oregon, and the first publi
dry cleaning establishments, barber other process nitric acid is extracted
ation may obtain literature by writing .'• the Associa­
the Northeast quarter of Section
cation hereof will be on the 29th day
shops, newsstands, a hotel, a vegetable from «outlier Im tell of this same syn
tion
of Railway Eseeutiees, tl Hroadu-iu New York.
nnn
i>.
Then
tile
ammonia
anil
nitrli
Twenty-five (25) in Township thirty-
farm and a hog farm where 1,000 hogs
of November, 1919.
five (35) South ot Range two (2)
were raised on the wastes from eat­ arid «re combined and there you have
B. F. P iatt .
West, and Lots five (5), six (6),
ing places. It maintained a slaughter annaor.lum nitrate ready for packing
Attorney
for
the
Plaintiff.
house where these hogs were put Into »hells with TNT.
»«Ven (7) uni eight (8) in Section
There are three kinds of explosives
liroiigh the regular packing house
twenty-nine (29); the EaBt half; the
•onrse It operated a lauudry which used for bursting shells in modern
Notice of Filing Final Account.
southwest quarter; the east half of
«L
warfare-TNT,
picric
acid
and
ammo
cleaned 7,403 pieces a day, Thon
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
the northwest quarter; th - southwest •
there was a real estate department nlnm nitrate. The United States was
OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
quarter of the northwest quarter of
equally
defleient
In
raw
materials
and
Notice of Final Settlement.
that rented and managed the family
Mauritius.
OF JACKSON.
Section Thirty (30); the north half of
quarters and a housing department plants for manufacturing all three of
Mauritius, the home of the dodo. Is IN THE COUINTY COURT OF THE STATE Iii the Matter of the Estate
these explosives. Under the best of
ff the northeast quarter; the southwest
OF
OREGON.
IN
AND
FCR
JACKSON
COUN-
which assigned to quarters everybody
tn
the
political
limelight,
or
so
It
of Olive R. Bell. Deceased.
conditions the cost of either TNT 01
quarter of the northeast quarter; the
excepting the families.
TY.
nlttic acid Is about two and one-half would appear from the announcement
Notice is hereby given that the un-
north half of the southwest quarter,
Under separate jurisdiction from Its the cost of ammonium nltrnte.
rhnt
the
Itordenux
chamber
of
com
­
In the Matter of the E-tate of
But
dersigned, executrix of the above nam
community director were the police.
and tne northwest qua-terof Section
the United States was wholly depend merce has requested the French gov­ Sidney C. Freuer. deceased.
ed estate, has filed her final account of
The health department, in charge of en> upon Chilean nitrate of soda as a ernment to enter Into parleylngs with I
thirty-one (31); Lots four (4) and
a physician from New York
1
city, raw material for ammonium nitrate Britain with a view to restoring for­ i Notice is hereby given that the un- the administration of said Estate with
five (5) of Section thirty-one (31) and
started with a small office i In one of with the exception of a Rmall prod uc mer French supremacy. Since the dersigried has filed his final account as the Clerk of the County Court of Jack-
Lot three (3) of Section thirty-two
the temporary buildings, and was tlon of nitrogen from the coking of dodo is extinct. It will he more accu­ administrator of the above named es- son County, Oregon, and said Court
(32), all in Township Thirty-five (35)
is ton full grown and splendidly coal, The Chilean supply was 4,.500 rate to speak of Mauritius as once state, with the County Court of Jack has fixed Saturday, the 17th day of
South of Range One (1) West of the
equipped. Conditions were favorabls miles away from New York City b.i the home of that now almost fahn'ous i son County, Oregon, and that said January, 1920, at 10:00 o’clock A. M.,
Willamette
Meridian, containing
to disease.
The winter was the way of the Panama Canal, and the creature. Mauritius was once known I Court has set Saturday February 7ih, as the time, and the Court House in
1365.88 acres.
severest on record In northern Ala­ route hv way of the Straits of Magel as Cerne. a name which It Is said to 1920, at the hour of 10 A. M as the
Jacksonville, Oregon, as the place for
bama. The men were compelled to lan is nearly twice as long.
have derived from clenas—the dodo, time, and tKe Court Room of Bsid Court hearing objections thereto, and the EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING:
work either In deep »now or mnd above
Commencing at a point 663.25 feet
or, more nnromnntlcnlly. the ground­ in Jacksonville, Oregon, as the place
A Record Building Operation.
allowance and settlement of said ac* I south and 997.5 feet east of the
their knees. As a result a pneumonia
î
pigeon.
Portuguese.
French.
Dutch,
Shortly after the war hogan In Eu
epidemic developed among the Negroes
and British have all been connected for he«ring objections thereto and the I account.
quarter section corner of the town­
M abel B rown ,
that spring. Later In the year a rope the Gorman government entero«! with the history of Mauritius. It was settlement thereof. All persons inter- ■
ship line between sections 31 and 36.
Into the fixation of nlr nitrogen foi
typhoid epidemic was threatened,
Administratrix of the Estate of
military explosives on a vast scale. 1 discovered Io flic Portuguese. It was ested are hereby notiflid to appear at
in Township 35, South of Range one,
I
Moreover, the site of the plant was in
s«id
time
and
place
and
show
cause
,
Olive R. Bell, Deceaaed.
was not. however, until the fall of 1917 I'lf tn li for 100 yenrs and then British.
and two west of the Willamette
the heart of the malaria district. But
that the United States government It became British in 1814 but during why said final account should not be j
Meridian, in Jackson County, OreK°ni
the pneumonia epidemic was checked, took It up.
the French Revolution It had served approved by the Court and said admin- ,
Notice of Final Settlement.
which point is in the center of the
the t
threat nipped In the bud,
ns
a
refuge
for
many
emigres
to
whom
The Ordnance Department asked Mr
istrator dischaiged from his trust ar.d
.»nd ."•liirlu stamped out.
county
road in Section 31, in Twp. 35
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un
­
the
Emerald
Isle
of
the
Indinn
ocean
Washburn's company to organize a
his bondsman released and ihe said e<-- |
South of Range one west of the Wil­
A Health Record Established
dersigned has filed his fins! account as
subsidiary corporation, known ns th«' was known as the scene of Bernndln suite decreed to be settled.
lamette Meridian, and running thence
The little flrst-nld hospital present­ Air Nitrates Corporation, with Mr de St. Pierre's "Paul of Virginie.” In
administrator of the estate of Lizzie
Ditidanu first published December
north 29 degrees and 59 minutes east
ly grew to a crfhiplete modern institu­ Washburn ns president, to act H' size It equals about the eighteenth part
Ho'fft, deceased, with the County
27, 1919.
tion with n nurses' home and a sop- agent of the government for the con of the area of England and Wales.
81.9 feet; thence north 33 degrees
Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and
nrntn dispensary for dental, eye, ear, ■trvctlon and operation of the nlr ill
40 minutes East 995.2 feet, thence
C. K. W ebber , Administrator ot BUid court has appointed Saturday, the
aoac, throat, genito urinary clinics and I trates plant at Muscle Shoals. Ala­ Was Variety the Spice of Her Life?
the estate of Sidney C. Freuer, ' 14th day of February, 1920. at the
east 2573.12 feet to the west bank of
It Is commonly thought that n very
a surgical dispensary for first-aid bama. This corporation provided the
Rogue River; thence South 58 degrees
deceased,
bour
of
ten
o'clock
in
the
forenoon
designs, erected the equipment in the long series of names Is reserved for
work.
43 minutes West 454.4 feet thence
a» the time and court room of said
During the eight months when the chemical plants and supervised all the kings and the sons and daughters of
south 42 degrees 08 minutes West
Notice of Final Account.
court as the place for hearing object-
death rate was not affected by the In- other work It also operated the kings. We have frequently exclaimed
894.3 feet; thence west 2177.47 feet
Notice is hereby givefl that the ions thereto and the settlement there-
flnenra and pneumonia epidemics toe camp, the town and the plant. Other over the seven names with which King
to ihe place of beginning, containing
genoral health rate was 12.4 per thou work Is sublet to several of the best George's eldest son Is afflicted, or the undersigned administrator of the estate ' of. All persons interested in said es­
47.74 acres, mure or less.
sand per year, which Is lower than In known organizations In the United former crown prince, for that matter. of Orrin M. Wilson, deceased, has filed tate are hereby notified to appear at
most cities In ths same latitude and States. Westinghouse Church Kerr But probably the longest name In the 1 his final account of his administration said time «nd pl ice and ahow cause
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, Dec­
climate, and the pneumonia death rate Company built tlie plant buildings, the world Is attached to a mere laundry­ f said estate, in the County Court of why said final account should not be i ember 30th, 1919.
camp,
the
permanent
city
and
utllltle«
man's daughter. She was born In 1883.
during the epidemic was lower tlinn
C. £. T errill ,
The J G. White Engineering Corpora and her parents, surely from a sense the State of Oregon, for Jackson approved by said court and said ad­
In most army cantonments.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Much of toe success of the health tlon designed and built the nitrate of the ludicrous, gave her a mime for County, and that said Court has fixed ministrator be discharged from his
By F lora T hompson ,
daturvav, the 31st day of January trust.
administration Is due io the «wtabllsh- acl«l plant. The M W. Kellogg Com every letter In the alphabet, to-wit:
,
Deputy.
Amin Bertha Cecelia Dilina Emily 1920, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M., , Dated January 3rd, 1920.
ment of the Mnsele Shoals sanitary pany furnished the piping and built
T heodore H oefft , administrator of
district by the United States Public the chimneys. On February Kt. 1918. Fanny Gertrude Hypatia Inez Jane i>f raid day, at the court room of said
I ground was broken, and eight months Katherine Ixmlsa Maud Nora Ophelia court in Jacksonville. Jackson County. the estate of Lizzie Hoefft, decease'.
Health Service.
Flowers Loved by All.
I
The education and welfare depart and eight days inter the IflO.OOH.tWI Tatlenee Quince Rebecca Sarah Ter­ Oregon, as the time and place for the
Flowers oevm Intended for tbe solace
Mnsrle
Shoals
plant
began
producing
esa
Ulysses
Venn«
Winifred
Xenophon
treat also had a vital work to perform
Teasel in Cloth Dressing.
hearing of said final account and the
ft ordinary humanity; ctUldr^u love
There w»t a school population of over ammonium nltrnte. In that brief pe­ Yetty Zeus Pepper. What will Miss settlement thereof.
Few people probably have heard of them; quiet, contented, ordinary p^-o-
riod
2.1.f»f'O
mon
had
completed
the
Pepper
do
when
It
comes to finding
1.o>«>. The Secretary of War created
All persons having objections to aaid teasel, which 1« rro>--n for the purpose pie love them nB they grow; luxurious
p>not and around It, whore not a new names for her own future funi
the community organization branch
of cloth dressing. The wild tens« > I« i nd disorderly people rejoice In them
house stood before, had arisen a city IlyT—Boston Post.
final account or ar.» part thereof ar<
.ft the Ordnance T»epartment which, of 2.1.AA0 inhabitant«.
found In English hedges and «-««p
gathered; they are the cottager's treas­
hereby notified to file or present the and hears a purple flower In Jul»
with ailrlce and aid of some of the
ure, aud In the crowded town mark,
Thia plant when in full operation
same
to
said
court
on
r
before
the
£>* '«< I « • V school men of the country. was r««dy to provide 13 per cent of al
function of the teasel Is to robe
Where te Oedge Tipa.
i« with a little broken fragment of
time
so
fixed
f<
r
the
hearing
f
said
■•»•'■I .l.rd th» courses of study and exploit'es m ba used by all the nlllc
nap
of
the
cloth,
although
to
sor
rainbow, the windows of the workers
M India a native barber can th
rr rotted teachers fro at the beet ee •a all the «Iliad fronta during the eg e person while asleep without awakiu, final account a
the
t i me ’ of i. .it It has been auparavded by v«s- «.
i lu whoso hearts rests ths Mvsaaat at
tabt abed aystems.
of wire bmshen.
said estate.
(*■***—Bwtta.
r>e«'eed aprlng drive of 191».
Sim. so gentle Is his teach.
"o’jrth Largest Town in Alabama
‘i Fiji ÌK
'*'*(
I fork more
Produce more—
Save more—
But we can’t continue increasing our
production unless we continue increasing
our railroad facilities.
The farms, mines and factories cannot
increase their output Ipyond the capacity
of the railroads to haul their products.
Railroads are now near the peak of their
carrying capacity.
Without railroad expansion—more en­
gines, more cars, more tracks, more ter­
minais—there can be little increase in
production.
But this country of ours is gointf to
keep right on growing—and the railroads
must grow with it.
To command in the investment markets
the flow of new capital to expand railroad
facilities—and so increase production —
there must be public confidence in the
future earning power of railroads.
The nation’s business can grow only as
last as the railroads grow.
advertisement is published by the
eLdssociatipn oféJhùliiHy ¿SxecutiwA,
I
I
D. W. B agshaw , Administrator
I
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