Jacksonville post., August 28, 1920, Image 4

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sell at private sale to the highest bid­
der for cash io hand or on such terms
as said court >n iv approve, and sub­
ject to the cor urination of and court,
the following described real property
belorging to
i 1 estate suu Pel in
the County <>1’ Jackson and Slate of
Oregon, to wit:
Lol Number Ten (10) in Block Num­
ber One <11 J SUNRISE HOME
PARK ADDITION to the City of
Med ford.
WITNESS the Honorable G. A.
Gardner, Judge of the above entitled
court, with the seal of said court here­
to affixed this 27th day of July, 1920.
C hauncey F lorey ,
(SEAL)
County Clerk.
By R uberta P earce ,
Deputy.
of the north-east quarter of the
south-west quarter of Section 24 in k
Township 36 south o* Rang" 2 west
Augusta Housewife was "Set” in Her Sweet Child Remembered Only Too
<-f the Willamette Meridian, less
Ways, and Nothing Was Going to
Well Remark That Her Mother
half an acre for school, containing
Change Her.
Had Let Drop.
9'- acres.
By LILLIAN M. RICHARDS.
And the south half of the north-
A num in un Augusta car <-af talk­
ing to another man who appears to be
east qaarter and the north-east
Ancient Admonition.
______________________________________
Ills friend:
Thoughtless persons a ho Insist or
quarter of soqth-west of Section (©. 1920. by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)!
“Persistent! Say. m.v wife Is I hut
talking during a musical performance
35 in Township
—
36 south of
Down on a narrow street, where the
and some more. She Is the most tena­
marring th • pleasure of those who
Range 2 west of the W illamettt newsboys are shouting "extra" most
cious to habit of nay person 1 ever
would listen to the music, we have al-
Meridian, containing 120 acres.
of the time, Myra Wiggins sits at (he
saw. Once that woman bus become
ways with us. It Is curious to note
cashier's desk In ono of those fumoue
And
Lots
numbered
1,
2.
3,
4.
5,
6,
addicted to a habit there’s no break­
that this particular pest was already
restaurants
with a buckwheat front.
7
and
8
in
Block
number
3
of
the
I
ing her. Honest, I think that If my
extant more than 2.000 years ago. In
For
three
years
she has sat In
Mary Place Addition to the city of the same window. now
wife should ever by accident start
the ancient book "Ecclesiastlcus" we
Her oyes and ears
sweeping with the wrong end of a
MedforJ, Oregon.
read, “Speak, thou that art the elder
are always open and uothlug escupes
broom she’d never sweep any other
for it hecometh thee, but with sound
And Lot numbered I in Block num­ her notice.
way, and no law of heaven and earth
judgment, and hinder not music.”
ber 1 of the Whitney Addition to the
"Say, mister,” loudly culled Myra
could change her habit.”
City
of Medford, Oregon. AJl of the one day to n customer trying to sneuk
“Some persistent, I'll sav," agreed
out. "pay your cheek here, please.”
above in Jackson County. Oregon.
the otllel'.
“Huh.” growled the man, coming
And the following situated in Harney
"Ymi l>el," said the first speaker.
back, “think you're smart, don’t you?”
"Why. here Inst slimmer I put u hay
County. Oregon.
Notice for Publication
window on the front room of our
An undivided half interest in Lots 1, And slamming the money down on thn
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counter, "I suppose you thought I was
house. There was a week while we
4, and 5 in Section 8, and Lot 2 and trying to steal a feed.”
Notice of Final Settlement.
were doing it that the whole end of
DEPARTMl NT OF THE INTERIOR.
northwest quarter of south-west
"My goodness, no,” replied Myra,
I lie house was open us II buy field in
u S. Land Of! at Roseburg. Oregon quarter of Section 9 in Township 27 smilingly.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un
­
i
"Guess you were suddenly
August; there wasn’t a single tiling
July
21,
1920.
unil dersigned has filed his final account as
south of Range 30 east of the Wil- called to a fire; but after this, when
to prevent man or animal entering our
Notice is hereby given that George
lamella Meridian, containing 163.47 In here, be sure and see me before you
Administrator de bonis non with the
house at any hour of daylight or dark­
leave."
acres.
■ Will annexed of the Estate of Caro Lewis, whose post-office address is
ness-. Fact! Hut «hat do you think;
other this line Bellinger, deceased, in the Coun­ Jacksonville. - gon, did, on the 3rd
And the following situated in
"Well, Is that so," sneerlngly. “I
I couldn't make m.v wife understand
filar that
suppose you're the one who runs this
you County, California:
Hint It was, under those conditions, a
ty Court of Jackson County, Oregon, day of March, 1920, file in this office
a pig!”
waste of time to lock the doors. Every
and that said court has appointed Sat- Sworn Statein- t and Application, No.
An undivided one-twelfth interest in place, or maybe you—”
Just then her untagonizer felt a
night and every time she went down­
u-day, the 4th day of September, 1920, |012207. to pur. i-ise the NW4 NWJj, ! the following described quartz min­
hand grab his collar and de­
street she made a complete circuit of
at the hour of 10 o’clock in the fore­ Section 18. Township 37 S, Range 2W.,
ing claims situate in the Elliott strong
mand an apology. Without hesitating
the house, carefully locking doors and
noon of said day as the time, and Willamette Meridian, and the timber
Creek
Mining
Dis'rict,
said
county
the irritant murmured something about
windows, go's to keep the wicked folks
the court room of said court in the thereon, under the provisions of the
and stale: King No. 1; King No. 2; being sorry, and slunk out of the door.
I
out.”—Kennebec Journal.
court house at Jacksonville, Jackson act
',uns
'“8 an^ acts amenda-
King No. 3; King No. 4; King 5; Myra's well-rounded face became as
fieckless Reggie.
! County, Oregon, •• the place for hear-
b,^
I
King No. 6; King No. 7 and King red as roses when she looked up into
I
Nephew—That was a pretty good
ing objections thereto, the settlement L,awi at such ' alue as might be fixed
No. 8, as located by E. L. Jones the set features of big Jim Rolaud.
dinner we had; shall we have a drink
thereofand the distribution of said es- j by
‘- appraisement, and that, pursuant
January 1, 1911. Subject to the par
Jim was a traveling man, and every
now?
to such application, the land and tim-
tate.
time he came to town it was not the
amount title of the United States.
Uncle—Man, ye ken .tut teetotal.
All persons interested are hereby ^e' thereon t have been appraised
Nephew—A cigar, then.
Bids will be received by the under­ eats alone that brought him to this
i
and 1 $410.00, the tinibsr estimated 400,000
well-known restaurant. Myra Wiggins’
notified to appear at
u. said
___ time
__ - ___
Uncle—A dlnna smoke.
signed
or her attorney, M, Purdir., at welcome smile and pleasant “How do”
M,
place
and
show
cause,
if
any
there
be,
board
feet
at
<5
and
$1.25
per
Nephew—Oil, do something reckless
1
Medford, Oregon.
won him from the start. Now their
• remember m.v tirm is paying all the
why said final account should not be ; anf* the 'a,u’ ■' ()O^that said applicant
E nola G. H amilton , adminis­ friendship grew rapidly into something
will
offer
final
p
oof
in
support
of
his
expenses!
approved by the court, said estate to
more deep and lusting.
Uncle—Weel. A think A’ll lia’e my
be decreed to be fully settled, a de- application an sworn statement on the tratrix of the estate of I. L. Hamilton,
They were both around the age of
hoots cleaned here then !—The By
eree made for the distribution of the j 8th day 'it October, 1920, before F. decease I.
forty and had come to that quiet un­
stander.
S.
Commissioner,
at
residue of said estate to thefpersons koy Davis, U
«—'—
derstanding of accepting things as
entitled thereto and said administrator Medford, Oregon.
'hey were; neither inquired into the
Summons
Any
person
is
at
liberty
to
protest
de bonis non with the Will annexed
other's affairs.
II. K. HANNA
this purchase before entry, or initiate
discharged from his said trust.
SUIT IN EQUITY
A buxoru widow was Myra, with nnn
hitting
a contest at any time before patent
Dated
and
first
published
July
child, whom she boarded at a small
31,
chili
to
TO
DETERMINE
ADVERSE
CL
UM
4
TO
Lawyei
issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit
farmhouse In the country. Little Irene
it her may well
ov soon 1920.
REAL PROPERTY.
in this offi e, alleging facts wnieh
Wiggins was the joy of her life, and
T. W. M iles ,
will
hive
tn
bi
Office iii Jackson Countye Bank Bldg '
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Myra delighted In lier trips to the re­
Administrator de bonis non with would defeat the entry.
W. H. C anon ,
OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY gion wh<ue she could breathe God's
the Will annexed of the estate of
Peanut Oil Gaining Favor.
' pure» air, away from the smoke and
MEDFORD
OREGON
Register. OF JACKSON.
Caroline Bellinger, deceased.
The production of permit oil. includ­
■ dust.of the cit.y. One day, as she and
Address:
Suit
23,
Jackson
County
Bertha Haney, also known as
I ing both, the cold-pressed ami the hot-
Irene were starting for a stroll over
i pressed, hi the United States lias In­ Bank Building, Medford Oregon.
Birdie Haney,
plaintiff,
the hills, n rosy-cheeked lad of ten
creased from I.VI. ihhi pounds in 1912 to
Notice of Sale of Real Properly.
1). W. BAGSHAW
begged to go with them.
vs.
95,934,tuto pounds in Tills, an Increasi
“He Ilves here, too. mamma.” plead­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE Adam Schm’dt and his unknown
of more than 21,<X1O per cent. The inf-
Citation.
Attorney at Law
ed her little girl. “He's my bestest
OF OREGON, IN '.ND FOR JACKSON COUN- heirs, if deceased, the unknown
porialiou of peanut oil Increased from
chmn. Can't be go’”
heirs of John D. Meyer, also known
i 7.C>2ti.<HlO pounds In 1912 to 118,
mmi IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE ty.
“Well all right,” replied Myra, good-
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
John
D.
Myer,
deceased,
and
as
In the matter of the estate
pounds In 1918. Pnaetlcnlly all the Im­ OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
naturedly nud taking his hand she in­
also all other persons and parties
of I. L. Hamilton, deceased.
ported peanut oil is hot-pressed. Com Ir the Matter ot the Estate
quired : “What’s your name, little boy?”
Office in Ryan Block
píete statistics for 1910 are not yet of Lind Nelson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un- unknown, claiming any right, title,
“My name's Jack Roland,” was his
estate, lien or interest in the real es-
available.
sturdy reply, as he stumbled along b.v
To Anna E. Nelson, Mrs. Bessie dersigned, administratrix of said es­
ACKSONVILLE.
OREGON
tate
describe
i
in
the
complaint
Il is appnrent, say specialists, that
her side.
tate, pursuant to an order of the above
cold-pressed peanut oil Is winning for Butler, Carl O. Nelson, Linus C Nel­ entitled court, made and entered on herein,
defendants.
“Roland!” gasped she, hearing the
Itself a place on the American table, son, John W. Nelson, Austin H. Nel­
To the above named and designated I name. Then, curiously, “And what's
We have on hand for sale justified by Its flavor, nutritive value son, George W. Nelson, Lena H. Nel­ the 24th day of July, 1920, in the mat­ defendants,
Adam Schmidt and his un-1 your father's name? Jack, too?”
son, heirs at law of said estate, and to ter of said qstate, will, from and after
and digestibility.
known
heirs,
if deceased, the unknown
“No. m.v daddy's name Is Jim," and
the
first
day
of
September,
1920,
pro
­
at moderae prices the
all other heirs unknown, if any there
heirs of John D Mever, also known as with upturned face, “you’ve never met
ceed
to
sell
at
private
sale
to
the
high
­
be,
and
to
all
other
person
claiming
There.
my daddy, have you? He’s the biggest
following legal blanks. Before the Nothing
ooiisolid.-ition I held an any interest in the citate of the de- est bidder for cash in hand or on such John D. Myer, deceased, and also all man In the world.”
other
persons
or
parties
unknown,
terms as said court will approve, and
agency for one of the old express com­ cedent;
Myra’s thoughts were racing a mile
Lease,
panies. Ono day several isitrons were
subject to confirmation by said court, claiming any right, title, estate, lien a minute, and her cheeks burned with
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
Mortgages.
In the office «lirn the superintendent OF OREGON: And b.v order i.f the the following described real propertv, j or interest in the real estate described curiosity. “He must mean my Jim," she
Bill of Sale,
and two other officials of the company
I in the complaint herein:
belonging to sa d estate, to-wit:
I thought, and still It didn’t seem pos­
Agreements,
»¡line in unexpectedly. A woman lmd above entitled Court, made and enter­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE sible. The children ran ahead and
An
undivided
half
interest
in
the
ed
July
27,
1920,
in
the
matter
of
said
Warranty Deeds,
Just asked for n package, nnd evident
west half of the south-east quarter, | OF OREGON: You and each of you were sliding on the Ice, little dreaming
Iv the unexpected visit of the officials I estate, you and each of you are hereby
Quit Claim Deeds,
and south-east auarter of south-west ; are hereby notified and required to ap- of the turmoil they'd created for Myra.
'
cited
and*required
to
appear
at
the
flustered
me.
for.
after
looking
over
Chattel Mortgage,
quarter
of Section 35 in Township 33, i Dear in the above court and cause and After a few minutes' silent pondering
the on Im nd register rind not finding J court room of said court in the court
Acknowledgements,
south of Range 1 west of the Wil- there answer the complaint of the she called them to her side and tu.ued
: nytlilng listed for her. I returned to house in Jacksonville, Jackson County,
Real Estate ontract,
back toward the house. As they were
ilie counter, look down the receiver Oregon, at ten o’clock in the forenoon
lamette M-ridian, containing 120 ! above named plaintiff on file therein chatting in their childish way she
Location Notice—Placer,
on
or
before
the
expiration
of
the
time
train the telephone, nnd snld: "Hello, of Saturday, the 11th day of Septem­
acres.
Location Notice Quartz,
' so prescribed in the order for service of heard little Jack Bay to Irene:
II.ere Is nothing here for you." My ber, 1923, a day of the September,
All of the north-west quarter of Sec-
“M.v Na ana’s coming this afternoon
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
sum mons herein upon you by publication,
customer wns stnndlng right near the
with daddy. She brings me candy and
tion 30 in Township 36 south of I
Real Estate Agents Contract,
telephone, and
one laughed.— 1920, term of said court, and show
to-wit; on or before the expiration of everything."
cause, if anv there be, why an order
Range I west of trie Willamette Me­
('nlengo Tribune,
SIX WEEKS from the date of the
I
Unable to restrain the question anv
ridian, containing 160 acres.
ot said court should not be made di­
first publication of this summons, and longer Myra asked, “And who’s your
recting the executor of said estate to
And the north half of the south half if you fail to so appear and answer, Nonna, little boy?” at the same time
the plaintiff will apply to the court for dreading the answer.
"Why, that’s his mother, of course.”
a delault against you and for the re­
lief prayed for in her complaint herein, quickly replied Irene, as If Myra ought
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¡namely: that the defendants above to know.
"She works In the city,” joined Jack
The Home Merchant Is t named and designated be required to wistfully.
set
forth
the
nature
of
their
claims
Not a Migratory Bird +
It was with quiet dignity that she
, in and to the following described
refused Jim’s many invitations the
premises, situated and being in the next week, and his big, jovial face
Town(now Cityjof Jacksonville in Jack- wore b puzzled expression, although
son County, State of Oregon, to wit: ho said nothing,
—Myra, who was nsu-
LOTS 4, 5, 6, 10, 11 and 12 in BLOCK ally the picture of health, looked
36 of said town as designated on the drawn and pale. She'd grown fond of
official plat thereof filed in the office Jftn Roland, and to discover him In
of the County Clerk of said county;! I this light hurt not u little.
and that it be decreed and adjudged I Tucking Irgfie on her sled, Myra
started down the back lane through
that the defendants and none of them I the meadows. The cold, clear air
have anv estate, right, title, lien or i brought the color to her cheeks, as
1 interest whatsoever in or to said' Irene pulled the end of her scarf and
proDerty adverse to plaintiff; that shouted. ’Gitty-up-horsey." It was a
plaintiff be decreed to have a good and wonderful day and ended all too quick­
valid fee simple title to said property ly. On their way back, as Myra went
and that the plaintiff he granted such to Jump a brook she fell with a scream
Keep a roof of prosperity over your head and
further and different relief as to the in the snow. Irene tried to help her
help your neighbor to do likewise by trading with him
up, but finding her arms limp became
court may seem equitable.
frightened nnd cried for help. Little
in business.
This summons is served upon you by | Jack Roland nnd his daddy, who were
publication thereof in the Jacksonville walking near by, came to their assist­
Post, a qualified newspaper printed and ance.
“Is this little girl your sister?” he
Join the
puhlished in Jackson County, State of
• •
Oregon, pursuant to an order of the' asked smilingly after the pain had sub I
sided.
|
‘ Home Sweet Home
Hon. F. *1. Calkins, Judge of the
“No. Jim. she’s my daughter,” ex­
above entitled court, and which order plained Myra quietly. "Fve been a
Chorus
is dated July 24, 1920, and it is therein widow for several years now. And I_
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ordered that summons herein be serv­ I thought until recently that you were
There’» magic in the word
ed upon vou by the publication thereof single also.”
HOME.
"Why—so I am,” he replied emphat­
in said newspaper once a week for six
HOME TRADE MEANS HOME SAVINGS.
ically, "Little Jack’s mother died
There »hould be magic in the
consecutive
weeks,
and
you
are
therein
This paper is booming this town all the while. HOW
ordered to appear and answer the com­ When he was a baby.”
words HOME TRADE.
< >
He is in the town to STAY.
"And—and Nannat’ asked Myra
ABOUT YOU?
plaint of plaintiff herein on or before tremblingly.
The home merchant» are part
If HE it prosperous THE
the
expiration
of
six
weeks
from
the
of this town.
"Nnnnn,” with a relieved look.
TOWN it prosperous.
date of the first publication of this "She's my sister, and has almost been
THEIR prosperity means YOUR
If the town is prosperous YOU
summons namely, on or before Sep­ a mother to Jack, who knows her by
prosperity.
ARE SURE TO SHARE in the
tember 4, 1920.
no other uatne.”
Trad» with the home mer­
The date of the first publication of I Then, leaning closer and looking Into
prosperity.
chant».
her eyes he continued: "Mvra. dear,
When yon send your dollar out 4» this summons is July 24, 1929.
he would ao like to have a real mother.
of town yon KI IT I'OOritY
H. K. H anna .
Th children already love each other.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Could—could you ever care enough
TRADE AT HOME
Residence and P. O. address, I about a big clumsy like myself te--"
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“Oh Jtm Tui ee baUnv."
Jacksonville, Oregon.
REMAINED SLAVE OF CUSTOM ETHEL'S MEMORY WAS GOOD
Bird Trials.
It !s said to he an established fact
that several kinds of birds, crows In
particular, hold trials to judge one of
their number which has In some way
offended.
I AIR ANO FORTY
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