Jacksonville post., July 10, 1920, Image 4

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“Pull iiwny, my lady Grizel!” he
culled.
“Jim!”
“Pull away.” lie said sternly.
Grlzcl's linmls trembled on Hie cold
Iron of Hie nmgnet, mid then she let It
down through the tloor ernck to reach
the key. Would the magnet find Hint
Iron? Would the key cling fast? Tim
To|ie lii tier timid «lackeneil when tile
lllllgllel lol|eli<-d tail tom, mill then she
pulled II taut. The key was found und
held !
Flinging open Hie unlocked door «lie
-aw Jim, older. Ililiiner, with eyes that
quest lolled la i«, ns lie stood there on
(tie ntiii* stulls. Grizel put out her
hand, bill lie hud no mind for «ochil
amenities.
“I’ve Just h.inded tin mousy In at
the hunk,” he said, slowly.
“You saved it all?”
“Every i-eiil ! I’m ready to start for
myself now. I guess I need you more
tlimi ever. Grizel, lint It isn't fair to
ask you to make any such wait iis you
miiy lime to until I’m on my feet. That
is wlmt I eame around Io suy.”
“I don’t see its waiting. Jim! I've
got some money saved tlmt I can use
to tlx tlie house up, mid we emi start
having a home rigid now . my knight!”
“My lady Grizel! A fellow Just has
to keep milking good with yourself
having tlie faith that lie will!” said
Jim.
made his v.gy to Hie south garden
Worth Trying
wall. A young woman stood upon the
A few more «ralle» of «tient syaa»»
opposite side ot the wall; on her arm
(by, a f-w more tender werd^ a little
i
perched a gray squirrel.
Fillin'«*'«
more restraint on t-raper, mb / maks
bright ryes regarded him pertly, the
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all Hie d’fference la ear Uran—Stop-
girl’s brighter eyes twinkled at li’m.
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By MADGE WESTON.
I ford Kruoke.
By MARY ISABEL BOYNTONE
“I did not k'iuv «lie was a pet sqidt
ani
(oil*
rei.” tlie girl explained. “1
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II. K. HANNA
your Inutile through the window he-
(•rlzel hud Ktuppcd uu her wuy burnt*
Mr. N.itlmii Bonnett uus exceeding­ cause 1 was Iviiely and she was *o ell
Fur years .lune Judson had lived ’’oil
lu put uriotht-r bit ui money In tlw vfl
ly annoyed.
That luid become Ids tertainliig.”
the lull-end of nothin’," as oue of her
bnnk. But the big ‘ huiise hud
I«avryei
clir.mb* condition since buying the
“I can readily understand,” Niitlmn neighbors expressed It, ami might still
nrver Seemed *<u lonHy nur tier uniting
Groiitidley place.
lie had always Bennet -aid. smiling, 'That you would have eouiriied to keep her old Imine
quite su futile us It did this sunny day
leq.ed Io lie the uWller of tile pictUr- enjoy tlie relief of cheerful compan­ If, op her seventieth birthday she hud
i
Office in JacItHon County Bank Bldg
when her bunk credit stood n«r an
e-que old mmisiuti lu Its beautiful park ionship.”
tiot fallen down the cellar stairs and
win thousand. Grizel held the worn
setting, from the days wl.eu lie had
And as the girl straightened her j broken Iler leg. Then, with lio money
boot tightly ns sin* went up through
passed on Ids way to school.
OREGON
arm to transfer the squirrel to Ids. and nobody to take cure of her, It MEDFORD
the house where she had lived alone
Mischievous Nut Bennett loved I Nathan Bennett clasped suddenly t tie | was generally agreed to be Hie sens!
since her father died. She did not
to linger in those days before the Im- I outstretched hand. And In that clasp I ble thing for her to go to the Old
need to glance through the open doors
plosive gates of the entrance, watch­ was the promise, strangely sweet, of Ladies' home in Dlxvllle.
to be reminded Hint the rooms needed
ing tlie «qulrrels scamper across the I loneliness no more.
The Interest on Hie mortgage on her
renovation, fl.id she not known the
lawn. There was little resemblance
home being considerably In arrears.
uuy so well she would have stumbled
to tlie mlsclilevous Nat, lu this digni­
Deacon Small promptly foreclosed, do­
Michigan Leads All.
on tin attic stairs I ecause of tears.
fied anti austere Nathan. But ambi­
nating lil’ty of the one hundred dollar«
Michigan bus the largest farm bu­
Living here alone, saving every bit she
tion had brought its own rewurd mid
msessary for her admittance to Hie
reau county In the United Staten. It
could to eke out the restoration fund,
Lease,
Groundley place was Ids own. He list
! Institution, the neighbors contributing
is Sanilac, where im*«»mpleted tabula
Grizel was keeping her tryst for the
started to enjoy himself there with
Mortgages,
1 the other fifty, ami in September Jane
tion
of
the
membership
campaign
re
­
soul and body of Jim Brett.
something nf the old-time eiiHiiislnsiu,
became nn Inmate of the home.
Bill of Sale,
sults
showed
2.1MMI
members,
will»
On*
“I promised always tn I»«* waiting,
when he became aware of a disagree­
Of course It was the “sensible” tiling
Agreements.
final tally estimated at close to 3, I« mi .
ami to believe he will make good,” she
able mid interfering neighbor.
to do; nobody realized that more than
W arranty Deeds,
Iroquois county, Illinois, was -the next
whispered on the stairs.
Miss Abigail Stevens lmd not "mel­
I Jane herself; only for the kindness of
largest with 2.N5O members. Saginaw
Quit Claim Deeds,
Stepping Into the attic she locked
lowed” with uge. Nathan Bennett re-
must have gone
she
1
her
old
neighbors
county is likely to I m * coiiio the second
the door behind her am! crossed to-
Chattel Mortgage,
memliered her as a y ounger woman of
llut oh ! Imw her oh'
ward the eaves, »She always did lock
largest county in the country. It now | to the poorhoiise.
Acknowledgements,
meddling nature.
the wen Hierbea ten
|
heart
ached
for
the door before she opened the old,
has 2,050 farm bureau members, and
Real Estate ontract,
Looking, upon tlie night of his arrlv-
she hail gone ns n
old
house
where
more than 3.(mo.
iron-hound sea chest that smelled of
Location Notice—Placer,
nl ut Ids new home, across to tlie white expects soon to have
bride; where Billy, her only baby, had
tin* stuff of much voyaging around tin*
Record for Woman Machinist.
Inmse Hint wns tiers, lie decided Hint Membership of the Michigan state been born and died; where, later, ber
Location Notice—Quartz,
mid
It
Is
53,051,
farm
bureau
now
Is
world with some ancestor.
Miss Annie Tobey, nn operative in to ignore her presence there would be
busband had died: the spot where all
Satisfaction
of Mortgage,
growing
at
the
rate
of
about
1,500
When they were children Grizel and the eleclrhnl shop nt the Portsmouth all that was necessary to keep the
her memories had once had life.
Real Estate Agents Contract,
Jim had thought tlie rambling attic navy yard, null a contest for women peace. Soon Nathan found his mis­ weekly. The southern half of the low-
Two graves there were Just outside
a marvelous place for games and dam­ riveters recently when she drove 204 take. When Abigail Stevens was not er peninsula now is canvassed and the
the “south pasture lot.” under n huge
campaign is extending into the north­
sels in distress, and kings, and queens, copper rivets Into buttery boxes In
frightening Ills white chickens away
maple tree, where n dozen times a day
am! knights errant. Even then Grizel two hours'. Machinists said this was a from her side of the fence, she was western part of the state.
as
she Went about her work she could
hml kept her best treasures in tlie old record for women.
throwing dangerous sharp stones In i
see them. As she sat in ber little room
sea chest, and what treasure could
Oak
Doors
Thirty
Feet
High.
the direction of Niger, bls ealni-na-
—they gave her a small room, she
need more careful guarding than Jim’
Value of an Impelling Idea.
The great oak doors nt the entrance ! was so little and fragile she could tit
tured dog, an animal too accustomed
story of temptation and fall, and his
A famous French political economist to friendly companionship, to know
of St. Paul’s cathedral in London are i In anywhere—she saw In Imagination
determination to uiakt* good the awful once siilil: “Whnt I admire In Chris­ the meaning of fear.
And when I 30 feet high and are believed to be I the leaves turning to gold and red and
defldt he had peculated from the topher Columbus is m>t that lie dis­ Miss Stevens was not engaged in en­ the largest Otie-plece doors in the
1 russet, and then fulling—fulling gently
bank? Was not that confidence for her I covered America, but that he went to dangering his live stock, she amused I world. They are nearly ns old as the | ns tender thoughts on the dust of the
Nolice of Final Seulement.
the greatest surety of his love?
look for It under the Inspiration of herself by penning certuin complaints cntliedral Itself, mid each leaf bears | two who had lain there so many
Notice is hereby given that the un­
So It was that Grizel had kept her uu Idea.’*
ngelnst himself and his household In upon It the name of the carpenter who I years.
dersigned has filed his first and final
tryst these five years since the short­
made It.
general.
Everyone was kind to Jane, hut II
age had been discovered ami Jim had
account as administrator of the estate
Stenographer Extraordinary.
Mrs. White, the housekeeper, hml a
| was such an Impersonal, sort of pro­
fled to es<ape the punishment. How
Two nieinliirs of the bar were trying new grievance each evening.
The rURNING TO HOME GARDENS fessional kindness It left an ache In of Adelin« Schoenfeld, alto known as
much time stretclu-d ahead until lie a
replevin suit in Hie superior court busy mmi riding to and fro from his
i her lonely heart; but she never coin- Adaline Schoenfeld, deceased, in the
should have saved the money to make
recently ami in the course of the trial city oftice actually dreaded these home- Indications Are That People Are Be. ; plained, and Miss Boggs, her table- County Court of Jackson County, Ore­
restitution, ami return? She dared not got Inti^ a sharp wrangle—as lawyers comings,
Niger, upon one evening,
j mate, often reminded her of how i gon, and that said court has appointed
ginning to Realize the Danger of
ask to receive one word of assurance sotiiellmes do—over Hie admission of a
bud exhibited pitifully n bruised paw,
thankful they nil should feel to be In Saturday, the 24th day of July, 1920,
a
Food
Famine.
from Jirn In his far country. She
certain piece of evidence. The wrangle while one by one valuable chickens
"the place where Providence laid seen at the hour of ten o’clock in the fore­
dared not lose for one moment the
resolved itself into nn oral buttle in i were reported missing. Rut now the
A local seed store was crowded with fit to place them.” Miss Boggs spent noon of said day as the time and the
grip on her own faithful waiting. That
which both lawyers tried to talk at calamity hml happened—Fannie was ! customers.
many miserable hours lu being thank­ courtroom of said court in the court
simply must have some hold on Jim !
once.
gone.
“What does this mean?’’ the propri­ fully reslgnc I.
house at Jacksonville, Jackson County,
And now she knelt there by the open
They spoke in loud Innes and nt a
When spring came Jane spent long Oregon, as the place for hearing ob­
Nathan Bennett, In purchasing etor was asked.
< best to renew her promise.
"I guess it means that other people hours gazing In the direction where,
Somewhere nt a distance a simp rapid-fire gait. When the smoke had Hie home of his boyhood dream,
jections thereto, the settlement there­
whistle blew, and Grizel jumped up. cleared nwny mid the ease was over hml overlooked the misfortune of lone­ are thinking whnt I do,” he said, sixteen miles away, she knew ber be­ of, and the distribution of said estate.
they
were
quite
surprised
to
learn
tl-.lt
loved
home
was.
In
Imagination
she
“
that
unless
food
production
is
speed
­
liness. In Nathan’s life of endeavor
She had forgotten the attic <loor key
All persons interested are hereby
that hnd slipped into the folds of her Hie court stenogriiplier had been aide love had found no part, and Fannie ed up there’ll be famine conditions In law the buds swelling on the maple notified to appear at raid time »nd
to
get
down
In
his
book
every
word
this
country
in
11(21.
Farmers
say
they
above
the
roof
;
saw
the
lilac
bushes
wns
the
creature
who
comforted
him
serge gown, and It clattered to Hie
place and rhuw cause, if any there be,
floor, bounced sharply on the plunk, they hud said, despite the fact they with her prankish ways and faithful can’t get help In order to produce our turn from brown to green; saw the
and slipped into n wide floor crack. were both talking at the same time. affection. Fannie was a gray, park food as usual, and It’s up to every man tulips and daffodils pushing their tiny why said first and final account should
'I’lie clerk of courts ccnimented on the squirrel. It was Mrs. White who made to help himself. We run ns high us heads out of the brown earth by the not be approved by the court, said ee­
Grizel heard It hit tin* shh s of the par
feat.
the announcement of Fannie's loss 1,200 customers a day here. This Is in kitchen door. She was fortunate to state be decreed to be fully settled, a
tltlon ns ft fell down nnd down.
“(Hi,’’ remarked one of the lawyers, when Nathan returned from a busi- addition to a big mail-order business. have food and clothes, and a roof over decree nude for the distribution of all
“Now J’ iii locked up here!” she
cried, disinnyed by the Immediate dif­ “Hint little chap could take down a ness trip. “She's been gone four It’s going to keep up like this nil her head, but these things alone never of said estate to the persons entitled
hailstorm and never miss n stone!”— days,” said the woman, “and I saw through the month, too. It did last made a homo.
ficulty.
thereto and a.<id administrator dto-
her last on Miss Stevens’ roof. She year.”
Then came the event, so greut au
She could not hope to break down Portland Express.
went 111 by the attic window—”
Tlie Seed man said that sales Indi­ event that It shook the home to Its charged from his said trust.
tin* door of strong, hnnd-hewn planks.
Dated and firat publiahed June 19,
cated
that persons who decided to re­ very foundations. The great llmous'ne
The
woman
knew
that
no
further
Fading
Shrines
of
Oriental
She could mH hope to make am
Splendor,
1920.
tire
from
the
home-garden
business,
rolled
majestically
up
the
modest
warning
was
needed.
neighbor hear from the single, snudl,
To me, lifter revisiting the East
T. W. M h . es ,
Angrily Nathan walked through the now that the war Is over, have drive anil, coming to a stop before the
hack window of the attic. It wns a filer an nbsence of ten years. It
Administrator of the estate of
questi<»n when she might be searched seems us If nil its splendili past and garden that evening. Fannie had beet cliunged their Ideas, and that the uniti« front door, disgorged a big man with
Adeline Schoenfeld, alro known
for. She opened the window to let In till Its present discontent were record- wont to entile to him with a chirp of ber of home gardens is iiicnasing in- flaming red hair showing from beneath
his glossy silk hat, and with merry
the sunny air, mid knelt by the si’l
as Adeline Schoenfeld, deceased.
• i and symbolized in the imperial pal­ welcome, running up bls arm to her stead of diminishing.
He added that It Is strange Unit Irish blue eyes, and under whose tread
ami laughed softly al her sorry plight, aces of Peking. Seoul and Tokyo. Ten reward of nuts. Tonight no Fannie
Site might well be a real damsel In years ago all three were the habita­ eame. Fuming Inwardly, he went In­ while there was much crop shortage the steps fairly trembled. He asked
dlNtress. And Jim had always come tions of emperors, sacred spots from doors, this time himself to write a last year seeds of all kinds, with the In a booming voice for Mrs. Jane Jud­
to the resem* when it wns n game.
I. hose mysterious depths issued the note. “If Miss Stevens did not at once probable exception of peas, are In IIIU- son, and June, big eyed and wonder­
ing ami a little trembly, came.
' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON, FOR
Tin» shop whistle blew again, and edicts whereat men trembled and produce bls squirrel, slie might be pre­ pie supply.—Indianapolis News.
“Don’t you know me?” the big man I [ JACKSON COUNTY.
Grizel settled to watch. Tin* shad
obeyed. Today the Son
!
of Heaven pared for all sorts of—Impossible­
boomed. “Tlmmle Duanne, the little
ows had lengthened to the wall w hen a t.nd Hie I.ord of the 1 Morning Calm punishments." Miss Stevens at once
Worth Seeing.
red-headed devil (Mrs. Boggs, listening I Celia Cross,
boot crunched on the gravel walk la*
have gone their ways, Io
to Join the responded to his letter. It was nil un­
Plaintiff.
We don’t know much about this cir- behind the door, gasped) who lived on
low. Some one was nt the house door. mournful company of kings In exile, expected communication. She would
va.
cns
that
’
s
coming,
but
we
hope
It
’
s
the
the
poor
farm,
and
you
helped
out
of
I A. L. Crus.«,
‘‘I’m locked Into this attic!” called (inly his majesty of Tokyo remains, *i at once set the squirrel free. “Would
Defendant,
Grizel. “If you will go to 1lie slusl you dim, mysterious figure In the medieval he go down," »lie wrote, “to the south one Pat attended not long ago. -There many a scrape? The boy who never ; To A. L. Cross,
the
above
named
was
wan
fellow,
”
he
said,
“
that
beat
knew home nor father or mother, only
Miss
will find a larg«* magnet to th* to a seclusion of Clilyoda, a picturesque garden wall to recoty»‘ her."
I defendant:
survival of old Japan, like an Ido] In Stevens was sorry—very sorry to have all the rest. Sure, he balances a lad­ what you gave him? I run away and
rope I will let down!”
der on his nose, climbs up to the top I’ve lived In wild times and wild
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
When she had the rope down lie a shrine, n sort of living Buddlui. In coaxed Ids pet away.
and pulls the ladder up after him.”— places, but the memory of you kept OF OREGON, Yuu are hereby notified
the great new city throbbing with ms
“Coaxed!” muttered the astonished
came around the corner w ith the shoe
Boston Transcript.
me clean and decent. I struck it rich and required ts appear in the above en­
chlliery. J. (». P. Bland in Asia.
Nathan, and tn ypologetlc manner
shaped Iron, ami tied 11 on.
—In oil—and I come back to let yon titled Court and cause and answer the
know the black sheep had grown some
complaint of plaintiff now on file there­
white wool, and I find you here!”
in against you within six weeks from
“Tlmmle Duanne!” the old woman
cried. She tottered and he caught her the date of the first publication of this
In his arms, kissing the silvery hair summons upon you, which is the 12th
The Home Merchant Is
the floor day of June, 1920, and if you fail to
♦ as lie swung her clear from
Not a Migratory Bird
appear and answer within the tins re­
In bls strong arms.
"Tlmmle Duanne himself!” 1 he cried, quired, for want thereof the plaintiff
"I came back a week ago, und I’ve will apply to the Court for the a de­
I bought the old place back and It’s cree of divorce, dissolving the bonds of
i ready and waitin’ for ye. Even the matrimonT existing between the plain­
i old cat Is there. Nobody could catch tiff and defendant.
him. He's thin—but alive. Got down
This summon« is served upon yon by
to his ninth life. I guess, hut we'll feed
publication once a week for six con­
him up! There’s salmon and cream In
the larder for him. Hurry, get your secutive weeks in the Jacksonville
belongin'«. Mother Jane, and we’ll Ito Post, published in Jacksonville, Ore­
home.
When I come home for my gon, by the order of Hon. George A.
vacation every year, you've got to Gardner, Judge of the County Court of
squeeze me In somewhere, for sure we Oregon, for Jackson County, which
belong together!”
order was made on the 9tb day; of
It was like a dream riding along in June, 1920.
the swiftly purring cur, with one fra­
Gus N ewbury ,
Keep a roof of prosperity over your head and
gile hand held close In the big fist of
Attorney for Plaintiff,
help your neighbor to do likewise by trading with him
Tlmmle Duanne, and when at last the
Residing at Medford,
old gray house came in sight It was
in business.
Jackaon County, Oregon
through a mist of happy tears that
she saw It. It was quite unehinged.
ns she wished ft, only fresh and sw»et
from recent scrubbing.
Jane eat before the open fire—for
there was a •blit in the air—In the old ™ THE COUNTY COURT OF THESTATBOF
rocking chair with Its patchwork cuver OREGON. IN AND FOR JACK8ON COUNTT.
that she had made herself, and the In the matter of the eatate of
cat, thin but contented, purred on her Charles H. Basye, deceased.
lap, Tluiiule came in softly and knelt
Notice is hereby given that the un­
beside her chair.
JJ There'» magic is the word
dersigned has filad the final account of
“This Is the happiest day of My his administration of the said estate,
HOME TRADE MEANS HOME SAVINGS.
¡; HOME
life!” he said, and his big voice was in the County Court of Oregon for
Thit paper it booming thii town all the while. HOW
<1 There should be magic in the
•oft
and teuiler.
Mother Jane Jackson County, and that aaid court
■ ■ words HOME TRADE.
ABOUT YOU?
reached out her hand sod let It fall | haa fixed Saturday, July 17, 1920, at
He it in the tews to STAY.
gently on his head.
•' The home merchants are part
If HE is prosperous THE
ten o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
“Heaven can hold little better for at
! of thia town
the court houae in Jackaonville^
TOWN is prosperous.
• I
me.
”
she
said
happily.
Then
with
a
! THEIR prosperity meant YOUR
Jackaon County, Oregon, aa the timé
If the town is prosperous YOU
■obblug little laugh: ’T'vs heard often
; prosperity.
•f the fairy godmother, but Tlmmle and place for the bearing af said Final
ARE BURE TO SHARE in the
I
’ Trade with the home mer-
Duanne, you're the first fairy godson Account and all pernors having ob­
prosperity.
Tro ever heard of!”
jections to said account or any part
■ chants.
MAKING HER WAIT *
THE SQUIRREL
THE FAIRY GODSO
yye have on hand for sale
at moderae prices the
following legal blanks.
Jacksonville Post
Legal Notices
Summons.
Join the
“Home Sweet Home”
Chorus
IT PAYS
Notice ot Final Account
You Help Him, and
He Will Help You
When you send your dollar out
of taum you KISS IT OOODBY.
TRADE AT HOME
Bite ef Humming Bird.
When a humming bird Is «tripped
of It» feather» It I» no larger than a
bombi» bee.
1
thereof are required to make or file the
name on nr before the time ao fixed for
the hearing of saM Final ArcocnL
D. W Baosnaw,
Administrator.