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Attorney Moore of Ashland trans acted business at the court house Mun- day. Mrs. James Rue (ley of Ru-h attended SATURDAY, APRIL; 10, 1920 the musical farce entitled “Bringing Up Father” presented at the Page LOCAL NEWS theater in Medford Thursday evening. I ALTHO Lent is over we carry a full line of the best fish, fresh from the Mrs. Jewel Rian anl daughter of cold waters of the coast streams. Bremerton, Wash., are visiting Mrs. Medford Fish Market. Rian’s mother, Mrs. W. P. Bailey, of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith an I children this city. attended the performance of "Bringing Attorney W. E. Phipps of Medford, was at the court house on business Up Father” at Medford Thursday even ing. Friday. Jacksonville Post Miss Manon Towne, formerly deputy county clerk here, lost her personal belongings and had a narrow escape from death in the Lincoln ho'el fire at Seattle, the first of the week. .Mrs. G. R. Chapman spent Thurs afternoon in Medf« r i. H E M STITCH INC, and Pe.-ot 1(\- per yr rd. W fumisti the r cotton. ‘‘Sing -r” shops. St., Medford. Ft one 215 R. Political Announcements District Attorney. Tiny Combest was one of ths loggers Mr and Mrs. Chris Ulrich returned Believing th it my successful manage the first of the week from Portland, in Jacksonville Friday. His camp is ment of the office of District Attorney | located about four miles north of th : s where Mr. Ulrich had been receiving has shown me thcroughly qualified, surgical attention. Mr. Ulrich’s health I city. is much improved, as the result of an I A carload of powder and high ex- and that I can serve the people of operation recently performed at the I plosives were unloadel at the powder Jackson Co.intv in that capacity best, I announce mycandicacy for nomination O•• gon metropolis. | magazine up Jackson creek Friday. on the Republican ticket at the May Shoulders Harry Helms »nd M. A. Finney ex | Mrs Emma Bucklev and Mrs. Fr ink Primaries. Pec to leave to night for Squaw Lake, All Baking G. M. R oberts . i Cameron of the Applegate valley visit- on a fishing expedition. Cares i ed Jacksonville friends this week. George Lewis, who hat been very When CALUMET ill, is now steadily improving. j Luke Rytn of Medford was looking . I hereby announce my candidacy for comes m, all baking after business interests in town Tues- ' nomination on the republican ticket tut Mrs. Maud Kubli left Monday for her the office of Prosecuting Attorney. If troubles take quick ; d»y. home at Eugene, after spending a week elected 1 pledge myself to an i-npartia leave. You go right For Sale-LOCATION NOTICES with relatives and friends in the enforcement of the law. ahead and mix up bak both quartz and placer. Jacksonville adv. Applegate Valley. ing materials, for biscuits— F. P. F arrel . I calces— anythin without fear SEE us for new and 2nd hand sewing i Post. of uncertainty. Calumet makes machines. Singer Sewing Machine Co. Chas. Thompson has decided to make you forget failure. Sheriff 115-W Main St. Medford. Phone 215-R. his headquarters in the valley for a I hereby announce my candid Kj for Louis Thompson and Bert Armpriest time, and has accepted a position with ■ re nomination for the offlee of sheriff a Medford garage. BAtU.JJ POWDER were among the Jacksonville people' the republican ticket, subject to who attended the “Bringing Up Fath is the most popular because it docsfiwe Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Finnev spent the May primaries. I feel that my re most Perfect results. It has the big er” perfermance at the Page in Med Wednesday evening in Medford. gest demand because it is the most de cord as a public official during the first pendable. The fact that it is the big ford Thursday evening. gest seller prows that it is the best. Mrs. Ella Walsh and daugter, Alta ' term entitles tr.e to re-nomintion and Atrial will convince you that there is Mrs. Chas. Connor, now; living in ! of Medford spent Monday and Tuesday ■ re-eiection. “just as pood.” luyacan- ___ if __ you are not satisfied take it back and C. E. T errill . Washington, D. C., will not spend the in town. adv. get your money back. 1'immer in her beautiful home near Calumet contains only such ingre- Mrs. John Norris of Eagle Point and dients as have been approved this city, having rented it to a Cali officially by the U. S. Food republi- I hereby announce rnvsel a Mrs. Fort McKee of Medford were Authorities. fornia family. I guests of Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw Tues can candidate for sheriff of Jackson You »ave when you buy it. THE Chinook Salmoa are starting on day. I c >unty, at the May primaries. Several Yoa «ave whea you use it. their annual run up the Rogue, and I years experience in this line of work, Ferd Lewis was one of the Jackson HIGHEST the flrBt line caught fish were receiv- • including last s x months of 1919 in the QUALITY ville people at Melford Sunday. •d by the Medford Fish Market Fri- ' tax collection department, thoroughly HIGHEST Miss Julia Opp of Jacksonville is a qualifies me to administer the duties in day. From now on you can have AWARDS some of the best fish in the state for ! member of the committee for the an . fficient ma mer. . women's formal dance at Reed college your Friday dinners. Adv. J ohn B. W imer ... ,, .. . .... .... in Portland which occurs Saturday Miss Beth Ager of this citv visited i r . , a • evening. It is the first large dunce at ,, ... „ . m , . . . c . Miss Maxine Rose at Talent last Satur-1 „ , <■ , School Superintendent. , . j Reed since lent. The women s formal 1 hereby announce mvself a candi- : dance is always an important social G. R. Chapman and Frank Lindley j event at Reed, but this year it is es- d ite for nomination fol- County School Summons for Public ition made their < customary Wednesday | pecially interesting because it occurs . S iperintendent on the republican LN THE CIRCUIT COURT OE THE: STATE Ol- evening trip to Medford this week. ’ ---- ' during leap year. The college women' ticket. Adv. G. W, G odward . OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY. I H. C. G irnett, Plaintiff. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schneider have make al1 the arrangements, invite their vs. anno mce the recent' arrival of a j partners, and fill their dance programs. Picture Lore. small daughter at their home in Seattle, Practically every girl on the Reed To pnste new paper on picture hack ¡.J. M. Bayliss and Susie Belle Bayliss Wash. Mrs. Schneider was formerly campus has made arrangements to ab- Ing. cut the paper the proper size I wife of J. M. Bayliss, the unknown i tend the leap year leap. float It 111 water till It Is quite wet up h irs of J. M. Bayliss and Susie Miss Gretchen Puhi of this city. ply the paste to the frame and, wip Belle Bayliss, and also all otner per The regular meeting of the Improve- ' All work done in 1920 spot cash at Ing off actual drops from the paper sons or parties unknown claiming ment Club will be held at the Citv Hall ( W. R. Sparks’. press It in place. As the paper dries anv right, title, estate, lien or inter.- t Monday 1-1 1/11 4 Cl j v evening, VC 11 111 j. j «* April p/XII 12. XAs, J Resides IvnltlCn tt shrinks, stretching smooth. Roy Pike and Robert Tubbs pleaded roupine businss of the club, thè matter, If you want to liullg a sni.-tll picture in the rtai estate described in the guilty in circuit court at Grants Paiss of opening an express office in Jack from Defendants, air invisible wire brad and' find cotuplaint herein, •n Mon lay to the charge of dvnamit- sonville will be discussed. Representa difficulty in locating a beam in which To J. M. Bayliss and Susie Belle inp fish in the Applegate river, and tives of the Wells-Fargo Express Co. to make it fast, run your ej'e along Baj liss wife of J. M. Bayliss, the un-| were sentenced by Judge Calkins to 30 will be present, and, as the company the mopboard till you see where tllill' kii“At' heirs of J. M. Bayliss and Susie > days in the county jail, but were parol wishes tn ascertain whether or not is nailed, Hang the picture in a line Belle Bayliss, and also all other per- j ed into the custody of County Prose- our citizen’s desire tn have an office with that, Small pictures hung on sons or parties unknown claiming any [ citin; Attorney Miller. They w?re established he ’e, as large an attend wire nails with taut wire won’t show right, title, estate, lien or interest in also assessed the costs on the case ance as possible is requested. This is the wire nor skew on their nails, If the real estate describe 1 in the two nails are used to pass the wire complaint herein, the above named amounting to about $25.—Tribune. a matter that concerns everybody in over instead of one. Jacksonville and everybody is invited Mike Rroad spent Friday evening in To prevent ugly dust lines on the pa Defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE to turn out and express his or her per behind pictures drive a small Medford. views. brass-headed tack it’ each lower corner OF OREGON, you and each of yoo are WE BUY, raise, and sell fur-bearing hereby required to appear in the above Mrs. Lee, the county nurse, was a of the frame to hold It out from the rabbits, and other fur bearing ani entitled court anj cause and there ans | wall so air can circulate behind IL mals. List what you have with us, Jacksonville visitor Thursday, wet the complaint of the pl untiff on | stating your lowest price on large file therein against you, within ton j lot shipments. The Fur & Specialty days from 'he service of this sumrn ms Farming Co., 515-E17 N. P. Ave., upon you, if served within Jack on [ Fargo, N. Dakota. Coun'y, Oregon, or il serve«, w thin any ’’Nothing wrong with our balance! Miss Ruth Hamilton, of Ruch, was a other < ounty of Orego.«, then within —Chesterfield twenty days from the date ot the guest of Miss Zola Knox Monday and Tuesday. service of this summons upon you, or r I 5IIE right balance if served by publication, or out of the Mrs. Pauline Hines, who is ill in a state after an order of publication, of costly Turkish Medford hospital, is thought to be im then on or before the last day pre proving. and choice Domestic scribed in the order for 'publication of Mrs. Fred J. I Fick, who underwent tobaccos, propor this summons. And you will please an operation at a Medford hospital the taae notice that if you fail to so ap- tioned by experts— first of the week, is reported to be im p :ar and answer, plaintiff will take that ’ s why Chester proving. judgment against you, and will apply fields “satisfy!” to the Court for the relief demanded in MONEY TO LOAN: We have money s,«i 1 complaint on file herein, to-wit: to loan farmers at 6% interest. M«-- tor a decree a I judging that the Plain Uurdy Insurance Agency, Medford tiff is the owner of the real property National Bank Bldg., Medford, Ore herein described, and that the above There was a great rush to the named defenilants or any of them, sheriff’s office last Monday, as the time have no estate or interest whatever in for the payment of the first half year’s or to anv portion of Slid real property taxes ended on that nay. Monday’s and premises, and also that the said receipts in cash alone was $21,009 and defendants and all of them be forever tax receipts on last Saturday totalled barred from asserting any claim wh . - $91,(100. ' ezer tn or to said land or premites ad Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Talent verse to the said plaintiff, arid lor su« h spent Easter Sunday at the home of ocher and further relief as to tre oui t G. W. Ager. shall seem just and equitable in the premises, and that said Plaintiff have judgment for his costs and disburse How’s This? ments h-rein agair s such of the De We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fendants as answer and ie«i.st the for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo p «yers of the Complaint herein The cured by Hall’a Catarrh Medicine. Hall e Catarrh Medicine has been taken real property and premises which i.s by catarrh sufferers tor the past thirty- Santox Store t te subject of this suit is detsciilrel . - Nyal Remedies five year«, and haa become known as the fj' ows: 1 he Soutt wes quarter ot It« most reliable remedy for Catarrh Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on Southeast quarter of ¿section 19, 1‘own- Subscriptions taken for Saturday Evening the Mucous surface«, «spelling th« Poi ship 36 South of Range 2 West of the son from the Blood and healing tba dis Post, Home Jaurnal and all popular magazines Willamette Meridian, in Jackson Coun eased portions. After you have taken Hall's Catarrh ty, Oregon. All of the ab rve describ- «1 Medicine for a short time you will see a New line of school supplies great improvement In your general real propertv being in Jackson County. health. Start taking Hall’s Catarrh Medi Oreg >n. etas at once and get rid ot catarrh. Send Papers, Ink, Pencils, etc. Keith’s fine tor testimonials, free. Tr is summons is published under a «1 F 1. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, Ohle. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. by virtue of an or ter of the above eu. box paper. Get our prices, We will title-i Cour«, which sai order is date! th - 3rd day of April, 1920,. and re- meet all competition. quires this summons to be published Highest quality, jewelry repairing, diamond set once a week for six consecutive w ^ ck , J. W. Robinson, M.D., Proprietor ting, watch repairing, and which oru r requires you t > • p- agate mounting and jew p-ar on or Oetore toe last day •>. i . j - elry manufacturing. lime preseiibed in said ord r, a d Martin J. Reddy, provides for said judgment upon <i< - «1" St.. MEDF >Rt>, ORECTt SGSiSSfSSiK'CTSSiESIgljgSiSSgQg fault the euf. The date of the first I CALUMET THE CITY DRUG STORE Jacksonville - - - Oregon I | publication of this summons is the 10th auant to an order of ths strive e itiil-'i day of April. 1920, and the date of the court, made and enterei on the I Ith 1 ist publication. May 22, 1920 The day of April, I92‘t, in the matterof »aid time prescribed in the order begins to I estate, will, from and after the 17th run from the date of the first publi day of May, 1920, proceed to sell ani cation, or of personal service, if served will sell at private s de to the lushest bidder for cash it hull or on «• iel> oat of the state of Oreg in. Date ! at Jacksonville. Jackson Co'jn- term. as Said court will approve, sub •ty, Oregon, this 3rd day of April. 1)10. ject to the confirmation of said court, the following described real proo>r‘v F. P. F arrell , Attorney for Plaintitf, j situated in Jackson Cmnty, O-e^on, G rnett-Oorcy Building. belonging to a li.i estate, to-wit- - The Lots numbered 31 and 32 of the Medford, Oregon. HIGHLAND ADDITION to the city of Notice 11 Sale of Reni I’.- > r.’rty Medford, according to the official plat thereof, now of record. By Administratrix Bids on said real property may be IN THE C I-’NTY COURT OF THE STVfS made to the undersigned at her resi OF OREGON IN AND FOU JACKSON I'll X- dence on the property or to M. Purdin. 1 attorney for the estate, in Medforl. TY. ' Oregon In the Ma'ter of the Estate First publish«! April l'lth. 1920 of W. J. 1). A i tersoli, deeeas ■ I. A manda E. A nderson , Notice is hereby given that the un- i Adm'nistratnx of the Eitate < f ! dersijned, administratrix of the ertale i W J. D Anderson, deceased. of W. J. I). Anderson, liece ised, , pui-1 C. B Dl'NNINGTDN Up-to-Date Repair Shop Oxweld Weldin? and Lathe Work All Work Unconditionally Guaranteed JacksonviHe Garage .1 à V .4Í ¿ ».ff A WORLD REBUILT By the Golden Rule not by the rule of Gold HIRTY denominations of the Church are uniting in T a simultaneous campaign in the week of April 25th- May 2nd. They are uniting because the task befcre the Cburcn is too great for any one denomination; because there must be no duplication of effort; r.o waste. These churches know that the world needs many things; but it needs Faith most of all. They know that there can oe no final solution of our economic problems that is not a spiritual sciution, based on the teachings of Jesus Christ and H.s Golden Rule. They have had the courage to survey the whole task, and to ask for a budget large enough to sustain (1) the work abroad, (2) the work at Home including the church's part in the huge task of Americanization, (3) the colleges and (4) hospitals support Al by the Churches, (5) the reji- gicus training cf the young, and to provide (6) a living wage for the Church's ministers. The budget is large in the aggregate; yet if each person who loves America would increase his contribution by only a few dollars the whole amount would be easily subscribed. We face the task of rebuilding the world. Let the cornerstone be a strong and vita church in every American community; and the measuring rod by which the builders build must be the Guiu.n Ru.e. United Financial Campaign I 94.INTERCHURCH World Movement of North ^America 'l'ht pubitit'ton tf tht< aavtmti •< t it / nia by 'bt .lofi’-ntion «/ thirty arniminar.tni. I I
