Jacksonville post., April 10, 1920, Image 4

Possibility of
Sugzr Production,
The west is deeply interested in th,
■ demanded in said complaint, succinctly
Citation.
Summons.
sncc. ss of tl e movement for Jincrcasec i
j stated as for a decree of the court
IN
the
circuit
court of the state
copper C . minipti.m a d sho i'd advo- |
I forever quieting the ti le in plaintiffs IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
cate tbe use of copper when ev. r pos-
to the Lots numbered two (2 and three 0F OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON OF OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON COUN­
TY.
Summons.
'
si: 1.» including such common articles as
(3) in Block number Twenty (20) of COUNTY.
Plaintiff,
rl. M. McFarland,
Tn laying its plans next year, the copue." kettles, tea po s candlesticks, <
the
Town
(now
City)
of
Medford,
ac-
,
In
the
Matter
cf
the
Estate
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
vs.
cor ing to the official plat thereof, now ; “f Alice Marlin, Deceased,
Gleet Western Sng'H' < p.j the largest
Tin: CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
L. M Lyon, Charles Lyon, James
of record, being a portion of Donation F. E. Redden. Administrator.
beet sugar company in the wnrl I, has
1«>F OREGON, IN AND FOR
Lyon and Alice Lyon, heirs at law of
JACKSON Lard Claim No. 44 in Township 37 j
To
Henry
B.
Sedgwick,
Eiiwiti
Staples
promise I to make additional payrnen'.s
' COUNTY.
Cora
E. Lyon, deceased, F. E.
per ton of lieets above the guaranteed
south of Range 1 west of the Wil-; Emma Cone, N.dlie Sedgwick, Lowel
i Julia Doubleday a id S. T. Richardson, larnette Meridian, and decreeing that I B Sedgwick, Mrs J. L. Hendry. Miss derrick, Trustee, Medford Sash &
price of $12 provided the seaboard net
you and each of you have no right, Fannie Sedgwick, Georgia Sedgwi k, Door Company, a corporation, W. G.
price of sugar during N ivember-Jan­
Plaintiffs,
title, estate, lien or interest therein. Rev. J. M. Sedgwick. H *ler. M. Sedg- Jordon and Florence T. Gordon, and
uary exceeds 11 cents per pound and
vs.
S. Childers.
Defendants.
provided the total sugar production i f
; Napoleon B. Evans and Mary M. Evans. and forever barrirg you and each of I wick, Olive Stough, Roy M. Sedgwick,
Suit
in
equity
to
foreclose
a mortgage.
the coming campaign exceeds 51
’ his wife, and iheir unknown heirs if you from ever setting up any claim of William Sedgwick, Charles Brown,
To L. M. Lyon, Charles Lyon, James
inil'ion bags of sugar.
1 they be deceased, Sylvestor M. Wait right, title, eState, lien or interest Mary Henly, W. H. Brown, Fred
During 6 year period, 1912 1919, tl e
I and Mary Wait, his wife, and their thereto or therein adverse to the in­ Brown, E irnest Sedgwick, Mrs. Lucy Lyon and Alice Lvon, heirs at law .of
Pond. Mrs. Edith Troddler, Mrs. Pearl Cora E. Lyon, deceased, W. G. Gordon
Great Western’s yield of granulated
I unknown heirs if they be deceased: terests of plaintiffs?
sugar per acre harvested in all our ter
This summons is served upon you by Rea, Bessie Liskow Jones. Jessie Lis- and Florence T Go-don, Defendants;
) James Haves a id his unknown heirs if
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
ritories has been about 29.8 bags. I
he be deceased; John G. Norton and publication for six successive weeks in kow Luckett, Cullin Robert Sedgwick,
OF
OREGON: You are hereby requir­
Lida
Mat
Sedgwick,
heirs
at
law
of
Therefore 184,(MX) normal acre'harvest­
the
Jacksonville
Post
by
order
of
the
Henry Norton, heirs at law of Daniel
ed will produce about 5G million bags
I’. Norton, decieased, and their unknown Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the said estate end all others unknown ed to appear and answer the complaint
of the above named plaintiff, filed
of sugar.
•
heirs if they be deceased; Peter Barne- above entitled court, made in Chambers claiming an interest therein:
against you in the above entitled 3uit,
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
In spring of 1919 this company eon
burg, Henry Barneburg, John Barne- on the first day of April, 1920, by 1
traded about 265,00 ) acres. There is
. burg. Laura Nichols, Ida Stewart and which order you are required to appear , OF OREGON: and by order of the within six weeks from the date of the
a norm d shrinkage between contracted
Mollie Keene, heirs at law of Frederick herein on or before six weeks from the above entitled court, made and entered first Dublication o' this summons, and
and harvested acreage of ab >ut 9.6 per
Barneburg,
deceased, and Electa date of the first publication of this on the 23rd day of March, A. D. 1920, you are hereby notified that if you fail
cent. Therefore, if the company con­
Barneburg. his wife, deceased, (some­ summons which is April 3rd, 1920, and ¡ you and each of you are hereby cited Io so appear and answer, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the
tracts same acreage as last year it
times speltled Berneburg and some­ you are required to appear herein on ! and required to appear at the court
room of said court in the Court house court for the relief demanded in his
may expect about 239,600 harvested
times Barnaburg) heirs at law of or before six weeks from that date.
at Jacksonville, Oregon, on the 15th said complaint, succinctly stated as
acres and at 29.8 bags per acres it may
M. P urdin ,
Daniel P. Norton, deceased, and the
expect about 7.100,000 bags.
Attorney for plaintiffs. day of May, 1920, at the hour of ten follows: For a decree of said court fore­
unknown heirs of Daniel P. Norton,
With acreage already contracted
Postoffice address, o’clock in the forenoon being one of the closing plaintiff’s mortgage on the fol­
That is why the Oregon Agaicultur.-.l deceased. G. W. Williams and Geo.
there is every reason to expect that
Medford, Oregon. regu'ar days of the May term of said lowing described premises, situated and
W. Williams and the unknown heirs of
court, and then »id there show cause, being in Jackson County, Oregon to-wit:
the o'- million bag mark will easily be College, the State University, and the G. W. V/illiams and Geo. W. Wil- !
Commencing at the north-east corner
if any there be, why an order of said
Normal
School
cannot
maintain
them-
exceeded.
liams if b e or they be deceased; alio
of the Lot numbered one (1) in Block
court should not be made directing and
seives on the old basis. In 1913 they all other persons or parties unknown
Notice tor Pub'ication. empowering said administrator to sell number two (2) of 'he Cottage Home
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
Addition to the City of Medford, and
010170
at private sale, to the highest bidder
o- interi st in the real estate described
R viving Western Metals.
running thence south on the east
in the c omplaint herein
Defendants.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
for cash in hand or on such terms as
line of said Lot 1, 118J^ feet; thence
To N inoleon B. Evans and Mary M. j U. S. Land Offi-e at Roseburg, Oragon the court may approve, subject to the
west 92 feet to the east line of Lot
Evan», his wife, and their unknown i
confirmation
of
said
court,
the
real
and
Metal mining in the west, in spite of
March 31, 1920
2 in said Block; tnence north on said
abnormal business activity, has tiassed |
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heirs if they be deceased; Sylvestor M.
personal
property
belonging
to
s
dd
es
­
No’ice is hereby given that Hugh
e 1st line 118)^ feet; thence east on
Wait; and Marv Wait, his wife, and
1
through one of the hardest periods of JU/a««/
Parley Sellers, of Ruch, Oregon, who, tate, situated in Jackson County, Ore
the north line of L<>t 1, 92 feet to the
its existence. Generally speaking the 11 OW l731fC
gon,
and
described
as
follows:
their unknown heirs if they be deceas
O
n
Mav
—1 on Mav 29, 1915, made Homestead
pl ice of beginning:
price of our basic metals was out of all
Lot numbered five (5) and a part of
ed. James Hayes and his unknown Entry, Serial, No. 01)170, for the
Such decree to provide for an order
Lot
numbered
(•
’
•)
in
Beatty
’
s
ad
­
proportion to cost of mining them.
heir
i
if
he
be
de"eased:
Henry
Norton
f
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NW1,' of SWkj and Lots 3 and 4 of
♦
Labor efficiency has been low and wage
dition to the City of Medford, Jack- j for sale of said premises as under exe­
and his unknown heirs if he be dece-s- j Section 16, Township 38 S, Range 3 W.
scales high and curtailed output hast,
....
....
.
ed. Laura Nickols and the unknown Wiilamette Meridian, has filed notice
son County, Oregon, according to the cution at law, and to bar and foreclose
had
you and each of you from any right,
added to total cost os production.
official pl it thereof.
hei! s of Daniel P. Norton, deceased; ¡of intention to make Final Three year
Copper producers have been among 1 twice thc b“y't>K power of their in- G. W. Williams and Geo. W. William- Proof, to establish claim
WITNESS THE Hon G. A. Gardner. ' title or interest in or to Baid premises
, _________ ____1 to the land
those hardest hit and the industrv i come in 1920, due to the worldwide and the unknown heirs of G. W. Wil- above described, before F. Roy Davis, Judge of said court, with the seal of - or any part thereof.
This summons is served unon you by
as a whole has been giving serious | rise in costs over which of course they : liarns and Geo. W. Williams if he or U. S. Commissioner, at bin office, at said Court hereto affixed this the 23
1 publication for six successive weeks in
thought to its future and has determin­ ■ could have no control.
they be deceased, also all other persons ¡Medford, Oregon, on the 15th day of day of March, A. D. 1920.
! the Jacksonville Bost, a weekly news­
ed to branch out in two directions.
or parties unknown claiming any right, May, 1920.
(Seal of County Court of
paper of general circulation pub ished
First new avenues of consumption The foregoing is one of many equall. title, estate, lien or interest in the re.-.l
Jackson County, Oregon,
Clai—ant names as witnesses:
I in Jacks >n County, Oregon, bv an order
will be sought while attempts will be
attached.)
erate described in the complaint here- i Frank H. Green, of Ruch, Oregon.
; of the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge of
made to encourage the rehabilitation good reasons why you should vote for iit, Defendants:
C hauncey F lorey ,
I Marv E. Hughes, of Ruch, Oregon.
of copper into uses formerly in vogue the Higher Educational relief bill at
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Robb L. Hughes, of Ruch, Oregon.
County Clerk of Jackson, Co., Oregon. I the above en'itled court, made in
| Chambers on 1 he 11th day of March,
but interrupted during the war. As an the election on May 21.
Save the OF OREGON: You and each of you are Geo. L. Yost, of Ruch, Oregon.
R uberta P earce ,
example brass instead of tin nickle- quality of higher education in Oregon, hereby required to appear and answer
Deputy. I 1929, and the first date of Dublication
W. H. C anon ,
of this summons ia the 13ih day of
plated for automobile trimmings: brass and give YOUR boy
Register.
and girl, and the complaint of the above nano d
Marcii, 1920, and the time in which you
I
headlights nickled or painted instead of
plaintiffs, filed against you in the
are required to appear herein is on or
I
Notice to Creditors,
tin as used at present which rusts YOUR NEIGHBOR’S their rightful above entitled suit, within six weeks ;
through the nickle or paint in a few educational heritage.
‘ f -cm the date of the first publication 1 Notice of Application f >r Patent. ' IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF before six weeks from said first date
of publication.
months.
■ of this summons, and you wifi 'ake I
I Paid advertisement insert-id
j OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
M. P ubdin ,
*” Colin I’snieio | n,)<jee ihat if you fail to so appear and . (M ineral application N o . 012227) ’In the matter of the estate
The next step will be the financing in behalf of the Joint Alumni
Relief Com- j
Attorney for Plaintiff.
of expert sales through a system of mittee for Higher Education in Oregon, f)ll j annwer, for wart thereof the plaintiffs | U. S. Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, ; of Gemge Gillett, deceased.
March 27, 1920
Post office address,
credits.
I will apply to the court for the relief!
| Pittock Block, Portland.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
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Notice is hereby given that Major
Medford, Oregon.
j
dersigned
has
been
appointed
admini
­
I A. Carter (known also as M. A. Carter)
-»Tl<
■
and Emil Rosenau, whose postcffice strator of the estate of the above nam- ¡'
address is Jacksonville, Jackson county, ed decedent and has duly qualified as
»
Summons.
Oregon, have filed an application for such.
All persons having claims against I n the circuit court of i he state
• Patent for the Gulden Nugget placer
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
mining claim or mineral deposit bear­ said estate are herebv required to pre-
Plaintiff.
ing gold, consisting of Ten acres of ! sent the same with proper vouchers, Naomi Perry,
V3.
land described as follows: The South­ duly verified, to the undersignod ad- Otis Perry.
Defendant.
west quarter of the Northeast quarter 1 ministrator at the office of h's attorney, To Otis Perry, the above named de­
ID.
W.
Bagshiw,
in
Jacksonville.
Jack-
of the Southeast quarter (SW J, of
fendant:
NE *4 of SE ¡4) of Section Thirty-one I son County, Cregon, within six months
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
(31), in Township Thirty-seven (37) I from the date of the first publication ■ OF OREGON: You are hereby notified
I
of
this
notice.
South, of Range Two (2) West of the
and required to appear in the above en-
Date of first publication, April, 3,
Willamette Meridian, in Jackson Coun­
I titled Court and Cause and answer tbe
i
1920.
ty, Oregon, being situated in Jackson­
complaint of plaintiff no v on file there­
K. J. R ubli ,
ville Mining District, Jackson Countv,
in against yo 1, within six weeks from
Administrator.
Oregon.
(he date of the first publication of this
D. W. B agshaw . Attorney,
The Notice of Location of said Gold­
summons, which is tbe 27th day of
J-cksonville, Oregon.
en Nugget placer mining claim is of
Mai ch. 192o, and if you fail to appear
record in the office of the County Cleik
and answer within the time required,
and exotficiu Recorder of Jackson Coun­
for want thereof the Plain: tl will ap­
N ilice for Publication.
ty, Oregon, in Volume 19 of the Mining
ply to the Cou-t for a decree of di­
Records of said Jackson County, Ore
(010681)
vorce, dissolving the bond- of matri­
gon, at page 108, thereof.
D epartment of the I nterior
mony existing between the plaintiff
The said mining claim hereby sought U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. oreton and defendant
10 be patented is bounded as follow.:
This summons is served upon you by
March 24, 1920
On the North by lands of Lee Port; on
Notice is hereby given that Mary E publication once a week for six con-
the East and South by lands of H. S. Hughes, of Ruch, Oregon, who, on 1 secutive weeks in the Jacksonville Post
Tullis; on the Wesr. by lands of P. June 15, 1916, made Homestead Entry, a weekly newspaper published in Jack­
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Steeustrup.
I ’ E R E< ) R M A N C E (OU NTS
Serial, No. 01)681, for the Wt.j of sonville, Jackson County, Oregon, in
Any and all persons claiming ad- NEX, of Section 21, Township 38 S, pursuance of an «rder of Hon. F. M.
versely the said mining ground or pretn. Ra.ige 3 W., Willamette Meridian, has ' Calkins, Judge of the above entitled
When buying a Truck investigate its past
ises or any portion thereof so described, filed notice of intention to make Final Court, which order was made on Maicb
performance also the people who build and
are hereby notified that unless their thre<»-year Proof, to establish claim to 26th, 1920.
market it. We specialize in lumber, log
adverse claims are duly tiled according the land above described, before F
Gus N ewbury .
to law and the regulations, thereunder, Roy Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at his
and road trucks
Attorney for Plaintiff.
within the tune prescribed by law, with office, at Medford, Oregon, on tbe Sth
I
“Built For the Job”
the Register of the United States Land day of May, 1920.
Office, at Roseburg, Douglas County, I Claimant names as witnesses:
Notice of Final Settlement.
Oregon, they will be barred by pro­ H. P. Sellers, of Ruch, Oreg in.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
visions of the law in such case niece T. H. Green, of Ruch, Oregon.
OF OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON COUN­
a 1 ,d provided.
Ed Smith, of Ruch, Oregon.
TY.
Notice was posted on the cla m ! Wiliiam Ray. of Ruch, Oregon.
In the Matter of tbe Estate
March 17, 1920.
W. H. C annon .
of W. M. Smith, deceased.
w. H, C anon ,
Register. |
Notice is hereby given that the un-
Register.
i dersigned has filed bis Final Account
FABRICS
CORPS
TRUCK TIRES
Notice of Final Settlement. ' as administrator of the estate of W.
Notice to Creditors.
M. Smith, deceased, in the Courty
TRI CK TIRE SERVICE
Notice is hereby given that the un­ 1 Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
dersigned has filed his final account as that said Court has appointed Monday,
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
executor of the estate of Charles H. 1 April 12th, 1920, at the hour of ten
, In the matter of the estate of
Gill. One-Piece Seal-Tight Piston Rings
Hoxie, deceased, with the Countv Court ; o’clock in the forenoon of said day as
, Grace Hawks Lebo, deceased.
1 of Jackson County, Oregon, and that the time and the court room of said
Notice ta hereby given that the un- I said Court has apnmnted Saturday, the County Court in the court house at
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wuuij vvuti
me cuurt iiousc a
dersigned has been duly appointed ad- 24th day
of Apri!, 1820, at the
hour of Jacksonville, . Jackson
County, Oregon
In our completely equipped repair sh jp we specialize in rebuilding Motors,
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mimstrator with the will annexed of ten
t<ln o clock A.
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the estate of the above named de-1 c„urt room of ,aid Court jn the c<Jurt gaid F(naJ Aeeount
Cylinder Grinding and General Shop Work.
the settlement
AnJant and
unn has
hue regularly
il I ur . v miulifiaJ
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ci-dent
qualified . house at Jacksonville,
Oregon, as the thereof and the distribution of said es­
as such.
place for hearing objections thereto tate.
All persons having claims against and the settlement thereof. All per
All persons interested are hereby
said decedent or said estate are hereby , sons interested in said estate are here- notified to appear at said time and
notified to present the same properly 1 by notified to appear at said time and place and show cause, if any there be,
verified, to said administrator at his place and make their objections known whv said Final Account should not he
tfice ir. the citv of Jacksonville, Jack- ! why said final account should not be approved by the Court, said estate be
- n County, Oregon, within six months approved by said Court an ! said execu- decreed to be fully settled, a decree
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
from the date of lhe first publication! j tor discharged from hi« trust.
made for the distribution or said estate
• '( this notice.
Dated and first published March 2i). to thc persons entitled thereto and
Dated i"<l first published March JO, I 192»)
i ii<l administrator discharged from bit
1920.
C. F. Lovelace,
t.-uat.
D. W. B» gshaw ,
Executor of the estate of
E. J. S mith , administrator of the
Ifl
Administrator.
Charles H. Hoxie, deceased.
estate of W. M. Smith, dereeeed.
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Legal Notices
Over Twice as
Many to Educate
But Only Half as
Much Money to
Educate With
Q^y 2250
Students, but they
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1920 Studebaker Cars
Mack
Trucks
Firestone Tires
Hines & Snider Auto Co
Tei
one 21 MEDFORD, ORE., 36-40 South Fir St
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