Jacksonville post., September 25, 1920, Image 4

WESTERN SPIRIT IN CHINA SALVATION ARMY MAKES
Head of University In tho GreaJI Ye*.
low Territory Hae Proof of 6pr*ad
of Occidental Ideas.
MEN OF SOCIAJL OUTCASTS
Following a well known rule tlio
Salvation Army, aa its industrial
"He had been pretty well nil over homes, is takiuu the class of man who
the world." said the professor, “and early rinds his way to the poor house
when I asked him what country had and rehabilitates him, makes him
Impressed him most, he said at once, over, gives him confidence in himself
China. And when I asked him what and turns him over to employment
In China had Impressed him most, he that enables him to sustain himself.
Tlie ('Lunty Government makes its
said at once, the West China Union
university. The professor's remarks “down and outs" habitual indigents.
were made to the Dally News, London, It makes them a monthly allowance
and he followed them up with a de­ of money or good* for which it re­
lightful story of the way In which quires no service.
The Salvation Army takes the same
Chinese eminences showed their ap­
preciation of this blossom of Western . man and gives him. not money, but
enterprise, the university of which work.
It pays him money for his work, and
the professor happens to be the presi­
dent. Some dozen years ago he was renews in him the knowledge that
fleeing for his life 1.500 miles down J conscious ami directed effort is entitled
the Yangtze to save .his head. He was ' to and will bring him commensurate
a "foreign devil,” and no university | return.
had been started. Seven or eight
It bathes him and wins him again
years later, the military governor of to clean habit and thought.
Szechuan sent him a beautifully in­
It builds up his strength and his
scribed statement of his opinion of I morale until he is fit again for the
the university, and a gift of $3.0(A). ’ fight with the world.
The professor was on his wny home
Then it finds him employment and
via Peking. In the Chinese capital he sends him forth to work that he is
bail an Interview with the president of fitted to do.
tli® Chinese republic, then Yuan Shih- I Here in a nut shell is the story of
Kai, who also gave him a declaration i the Salvation
Army’s
Industrial
of approval and $4,000 as a personal Homes and the story of the Industrial
gift to the university.
lome in Portland, where scores of men
from all over the state have found
j themselves.
The First Congress.
The first congress wns supposed to
Individual Airplanes.
meet on March 4, 1789, and It is a
Whether or not the average citizen
curious fact that there was not a . welcomes tin- Idea of Individual air­
quorum of either house present for planes Jaunting about In the air over
a month thereafter. Only eight sena­ bls head, the Inventors are busy
tors were present on March 4, and they enough trying to Invent them. Sev-
adjourned from day to day until April I oral small planes are already more or
6, when a quorum was present. Only less on the way to such use in Eng­
13 members of the house assembled land, Italy and France. One reads of
on March 4, and n quorum was not planes already perfected, and that
present until April 1. The Constitu­ “small and light, and capable of being
tion of the United States took effect landed at low speed, they are just the
In (lie fidlowing states:
Delaware, type for flitting about the country,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia. from one club to another.” Italy is
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, sold Io have produced the smallest, n
South Carolina, New Hampshire, Vir­ tri-plnne only HJa feet wide, and re­
ginia and New York, on March 4, quiring for its operation “about as
1789.
much skill ns the attachment of n
side-car to a motorcycle.” Seeing,
Dream That Means Death.
says tile adage, is believing; and the
A peculiar dream Is that which has pedestrian who takes scant pleasure In
visited n certain Irish family for gen­ ' this notion of n gentleman flitting
erations, Invariably before n death or about the country from one club to
some big change. They call it their i anoftier n nv well wonder how soon
kissing lady dream. The person who he will h< ve fb believe in them.
experiences it dreams that they are
sitting in n very old-fashioned room
Peanut Oil Gaining Favor.
before a blazing wood fire, when sud­
The production of peanut oil, includ­
denly the door behind them opens and ing both the cold-pressed and the hot-
a beautiful girl In green, tight-fitting pressed, in tlie United States has In­
garments enters, and, stealing softly creased from 454,000 pounds in 1912 to
behind them, draws their head gently 95,931.000 pounds ir 1918, an increase
back and kisses them full on the lips. of more than 21,000 per cent. Tlie im­
As she does so there Is always the portation of peanut oil Increased from
clanging of steel on a stone staircase, 7,020,(KM) pounds In 1912 to 08,400,(MM)
the hurried tramp of armed men, and pounds In 1918. Practically all the im­
they awake trembling.
ported peanut oil Is hot-pressed. Com
Nut Butter Is Wholesome.
plete statistics for 1919 are not yet
Cocoa butter, as nut lint ter is called available.
in England, was not accepted with en­
It Is apparent, say specialists, that
thusiasm by the British public when cold-pressed peanut oil is winning for
natural butter became scarce during itself a place on the American table,
the war, so the food committee of the Justified by its flavor, nutritive value
Itoyal society made some elaborate and digestibility.
tests of Its effects on human beings.
Tile New York Medical Journal sum-
A Great Man.
marlr.es the results, which show tlmf
slightly less of the fat of cocoa butter
“Yep,” said tlie Old Timer, "Senator
than of that of real butter Is utilized Flubdub gets by on his pomposity.”
by the body; it causes no digestive
"Huh?”
troubles; when consumed In large
"He’s got so much of It that people
quantities It bus a slightly laxative ef­ Just naturally feel compelled to hurrah
fect. and in general it Is u safe and at his platitudes and guffaw over his
w bob-some food.
•tale Jokes.”—Louisville Courier-Jour­
nal.
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APPLES WERE
RIPE
Legal Notices
THE ANSWER
Executor’s Notice of Sa’e
By FLORENCE BURRILL.
1N THE COUNTY’ COU IT OF THE ST .TE
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
By DOROTHY DOUGLAS
lilt, by MeClara N«w«pap«r Sya'lleai«
above named, will, 'at th* effice* of
x aw les Moore. Medford Ntl. Bank
I'dg., Medford, Oregon, on or after
vepteinber 27. 1920, sell, subject to
•or.fii million by said Court, all the
,ght, ii le and interest and estate of
'ail Brier, said Minor, in and to the
following described real property, to-
wit:
Lot Three (3) of Block One (1) of
Edmeads Addition to Medford in
Jackson County, Oregon.
Terms: Cush, ten per cent on day of
<ale, balance on confirmation of sale
by said Court.
Ci ara B rier M atlock ,
Guardian.
In the Matter of the Estate
Nell Mackenzie was the hlgrest. of Lind Mel on, deceased.
broadest lad In Wlnsbury. with the
Notice is h. reby given that the un
(®. 1920. by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
crispest dark hair and th* clearest
Evelyn roamed aimlessly, but with blue eyes. He had that combination iersigned, executor of the estate o
exceeding enjoyment, through the of strength and boyishness which worn Lind Nelson, deceased, pursuant to
lovely Long Island road. She hoped en love, and could easily have been license and order of th« County Court
her destination would be the Nassau very much of a ladles' man had he of the County of Jackson, State of Or­
station and thence by train back to not been as bashful as he was hand egon, duly made and entered on the 11 tl
the city, but Evelyn's country Jaunts some. Girls adored his llth* virility day of September, 1921, in the mattei
did not always lead her In the direc­ and he received an early Invitation to of said estate, will, from ar.d after the
tion she fancied she was going.
all of the Wlnsbury merry-makings 2)th day of October, 192), proeeed t>
On this particular Saturday after­ But the presenc* of the other sex In sell, at private sate to the high st bid
Summons for Publication.
noon in late September she was any­ varlnbly ttirnel Nell from a living
der for cash in hand, or o:i s ich other I n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
where but near tlie Nassau station. laughing Hermes to a frozen statue
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Evelyn was not. however, aware of And to make things worse, he was terms as the Court may approve, an<
subject to the confirmation of the Cour Nellie Wilframs,
Plaintiff,
lhis fact nor of anything save th* very much In love with Cecily.
extreme freshness of the air and the
Cecily was a wee bit of a lassie, the following describe! real property,
ve.
Joy of being away from the small of­ honey-colored as to hair, violet-hued as belonging to raid estate, eituated in John E. Williams,
Defendant.
fice on Broadway, where she rend to eyes, apple-blossomy as to cheeks the County of Jackson an! State of To John E. Williams,
numerous stories by authors and au­ A pretty air of dignity tried to con Oregon, to-wit:
the above named defendant:
thors In the making. Each Saturday, tradlct her llttle-gtrl figure, and »he
Lot numbered Ten(19)in Block num­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
as it rolled along In the summer time, was, according to an enthusiastic
ber One (1) of SUNRISE HOME OF OREGON, you are hereby required
found her far from Broadway and friend, “Just sweet!" And If she had
PARK ADDITION to the Ci>y ot to appear in the above entitled court
sometimes too far in the lieart of th* the appearance of a tinted marble
Medford, and the sr.me is numbered, ind cause and there answer the com­
country for her own safety. On more Venus she must have had some of the
designated
’and described n the offi­ plaint of the plaintiff on file therein a-
than one occasion she had been forced attributes also, for none of the many
cial plat thereof, now of record.
by the shades of night to beg a night's suitors Wlnsbury and other towns of­
gainst you within ten days from the
Bids on sail re»l property may be date of the service of this summons
lodging in the nearest farmhouse.
fered had made the slightest Impres-
Evelyn always reserved the time be­ slon on the cool little heart under he: mule to the unJersigned, or to Carkin upon you if served within Jackson
tween Saturday afternoon and Mon­ dnlnty laces. She accepted their de­ a::d Taylor, his attorneys, at their of County, Oregon; or if served within any
day morning for herself. During the votion graciously, was the merriest and fice in the M. F. & H. Bldg., at Med­ other county of Oregon then within
week she was, as an editor, at the most fun-loving of the younger set, hnt ford Oregon.
twenty days from the date
of
beck and call of anyone who chanced always with a fastidious reserve that
Dated ar.d first published Septembei the serv:ce of this summons up­
Into the office, and so every week-end let none farther than th* rest.
13, 1920.
on yon; or if served by publi­
she gave to her own company and
That is. until Nell began shyly to
A ustin H. N ilson
cation or out of the State of Oregon
took her tramps alone. It was thus show his heart. With him she never
Executor of the Estate of Lind Nel­ liter an order of publication then on
that she mannged to slip into her of- coquetted, his Invitations she never re­
flee chnir Monday mornings with a fused, toward him she »bowed a sweet son, deceased.
or before the last day prescribed in the
clear vision and eyes unwearied and and simple liking; and soon tlie big
>rder for the publication of Baid sum-
♦dgMS-
cheeks fresh with color of new life.
dark lad and the small, flowerllke girl
nuns. This summons is published in
“You great big beautiful sun." she were seen together very often Indeed
Notice for Pi blica'ion
he Jacksonville Post, a weekly news­
whimsically remaned to the crimson setting out for a country walk or
paper pub'ished at Jacksonville, Jack-
0122)7
ball that was slowly climbing down drifting threugli the rhythm of ■
son County, Oregou, under and in ac­
behind the trees; you seem to have waltz.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
cordance
with an order of the judge of
Just dashed across the sky today, and
But thia very frlendshlp puzzled
yet I suppose you have really taken Nell. It was so different from her U. S. Land O fice at Roseburg, Oregoi he above entitled Court made and en­
July 21, 1920 tered herein on the 3rd day of Septem­
your leisure.” Evelyn heaved a sigh, treatment of other lovers ; and It never
Notice is hereby given that George ber, 1920; this order requires said sum­
for this wns Sunday evening and the occurred to him that her feeling for
next morning would have to see her him might be different also. To hla Lewis, whose post-office address is mons to be published for nix consecu­
at her desk heaped high with manu- mind her laugti was the most Joyou» Jacksonville, Oregon, did, on the 3rd tive weeks and requires the first publi­
scripts.
thing on earth, and herself the dear day of March, 1920, file in this office cation to be made on the 4th day of
Slie was swinging past an orchard est. But he feared to 1 tell her lest It Sworn Statement and Application, No September, 1920, and the last publi­
in which the apples were red and ripe end their friendship; so they were pais
012207. to nureha»& the NWJ4 NWJ4. cation to be made October 16, 1920
and casting their fruity fragrance in­ through the sparkling January days
to her hungry senses. Evelyn couldn't and the wistful April i ones, with no Section 18. Township 37 S, Range 2W., and said ot. er required you to appear
Willamette Meridian, and the timber and answer said complaint on or be­
remember hnvfng wanted anything hint of anything deeper.
thereon, under the provisions of the fore the last day prcscril ed in Raid
In tlie way of food as much as site
When June ram» he could stand It
wanted some of those rosy apples.
no longer. He decided to take the big act of June 3, 1878 and acts amenda­ ■rder for said publication, which last
Desire harnessed to physical ability chance, tell her, then If she couldn't tory, known as the “Timber and Stone lay is October 16, 1920. And you will
tempted her to leap over the fence marry him, go-where his profession of Law,” at such value as might be fixed please t -ke notice that if you fail to so
and pilfer her choice from the orchard engineer promised success. How should by appraisement, and that, pursuant appear and answer said complaint the
Just as any small, hungry boy would he ask Cecily? He never could bare to such application, the land and tim­ plaintiff will apply to the above en­
do, but conscience bade her pro-.eed his heart with those purple eye*
ber thereon have been appraised titled court for the relief demanded -
farther and perhaps secure her apples him; a letter wan so Impersonal and
$410.00, the timber estimated 400,000 in her complaint, towit: for a decree
honestly from a farm hand.
cold; thers should bo ns third party’s
dissolvir g i he bonds of "'atrimony now
Evelyn was rewarded for her hon- blundering, and these ware the *aly board feet at {0.75 and $1.25 per M,
ornble Intentions bv seeing H sign s orthodox methode of proposing, nn- »nd the land $10 00; that said applicant existing between the plaintiff and the
will offer final proof in support of his iefendunt herein and for a decree
bit farther on which stated that ap- lose—
pies were for sale, and she pranced
Kell rushej t* the aesrset aaaalr application anil sworn statement on the awarding the care and custcdy of the
Joyfully through r, dilapidated path­ store, purchased a blank record and Sth day of October, 1920, before F. minor child, Cornelia F. Williams,
way overhung with grape vines to a had it on tha vtctrcla at hem* b*for* Roy Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at daughter of the plaintiff and defendant,
shockingly unkempt but curiously the glow *f the wonderful Inaplratlen Medford, Oregon.
to the plaintiff, and for such other and
charming cottage.
had time to dull. Into the little disk
Any person is at liberty to protest further relief as shall be juat and
She knocked In vain on the palnt- he spoke hla love—straightforward. this purchase before entry, or initiate equitable in the premises.
less door and finally with an unlady- yearning, tender, as he could never a contest at any time before patent
Dated at Jackson County, Oregon,
like vehemence. However, there was have expressed It to her tn person. issues, by tiling a corroborated affidavit the 3rd day of September, 1920.
no response, and Evelyn’s desire for Visioning a star-eyed girl In the shad­
G. A. C odding ,
apples only increased with the diffi­ ows, he told how he cored for her with in this office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
culty of procuring some.
th* elmpie, hone^j love of a clean
W. H. C anon ,
Medford, Oregon.
Discouraged, she started away, but heart, how eager he would work to
Register.
as she passed the odorous orchard, make her hoppy; but If she didn't,
she decided to help nerself and leave couldn't love him, she was not to feel
II. K. HANNA
payment for what she took.
the least bit grieved nor hlame herself
She selected six beauties, pondered nt ail, for how could a girt like her
Summons
a moment ns to their selling price and love a great, clumsy thing like him?
I.awyei
took n 50-eent piece from her purse, "Only please let me know as soon as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON,
rummaged among notes, powder puffs you can. dear; and if it Is ‘no* there Is FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg
and numerous fer.tmine appurtenances a position waiting out West, where Edna Driskell.
Plaintiff,
until she discovered an errant hand­ work will keep me a man. When your
V8.
kerchief. Into tills she put her money, answer comes I shall either telegraph
MEDFORD
OREGO N
Defendant,
and with a short bit of string secured that I cannot accept—or start at once. Wesley Driskell,
To Wesley Driskell, the above natn-
it to the branch or an apple tree— Oh, Cecily, Cecily, shall I stay?"
one that would catcli the eye of the
The tiny parcel which meant so ed defendant:
farmer when he should return to his much in life and hope* of Nell Mac­
D. W. BAGSHAW
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
ramshackle cottage.
kenzie was dispatched by special men OF OREGON: You are hereby notified
Munching contentedly at an apple, aenger, and an anxious boy faced the and required to appear in the above
Attorney at Law
Evelyn continued her way along the hours that must peas before an an- entitled Court and cause and answer
road, and in the course of time ar­ ewer came. He could se* Cecily re- the complaint of plaintiff now on file
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
rived back in the city and at her small, cclva the record snd run merrily to j
apartment, the rent of which had been try It through at once, as she always therein against you within six weeks
raised to a schockl.ig height only the did a new one; he could see her look from tne date of the first puplication
Office in Ryan Block
day before.
of amazement—but there his vision of this summons upon you, which i.5
It was during th» month of Novem­ failed. Did her face grow tender or the 28th day of August, 1920, and if ACKSONVILLE.
-
OREGON
you fail to appear and answer within
ber—Evelyn remembered well the day sad or frightened?
Scarcely two honrs had gone before the time required, for want thereof
—that she received a splendid story
from one of the newer writers.
n ring at the doorbell revealed an­ the plaintiff will apply to the Court
"He may have been struggling for other messenger bey with a parcel. for a decree of divorce, dissolving the yye have on hand for sale
years and years," thought Evelyn, Mackenzie tore It *pen end found—Just bonds of matrimony existing between
a moderae prices he
"but ills name is only creeping about his record.
the plaintiff and defendant.
He slipped th* record interlace and
magazine circles now.”
This summons is served upon you by
following legal blanks.
She had not forgotten the incident started the machine. How strung* to publication once a week far six con
of the apples, because her brain sel­ hear his own tones f He smiled, half- secutive weeks in the Jacksonville
Lease,
dom erased any of her wonderful sadly and half-whlm»1cally, at th* pas­
Post,
published
in
Jacksonville.
Ore
­
Mortgages,
sion
of
the
words.
The
plea
came
to
etchings of country rambles. They
Bill of Sale,
were all very precious to her and this an end: "Oh, Cecily, Cecily, shall I gon, by the order of Hon, George A.
Agreements.
story coming from the pen of a vivid stay?" The needle whirled noisily sev­ Gardner, Judge of the County Court
Warranty Deeds,
writer gave Evelyn a tierce hungei eral times. Then clear and vibrant of Oregon, for Jackson County, which
in the voice of his sweetheart cam* order was made on the 25th day of
for the days of a summer past.
Quit Claim Deeds,
She knew, of course, that the in the answer eh* hed apeken into It: August, 1929.
Chattel Mortgage,
cldent of the story wns Just one of the “Yea."
Gus N ewbury
Acknowledgements,
dainty accessories to a good story—
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Real Estate ontract,
Uss
for
Pera
Im
mon
Juice.
that finding of fifty cents in a hund
Residing at Medford,
Location Notice—Placer,
Persimmon Jntee Improve* the paint
kerchief tied to the branch of a tree
Jackson
County, Oregon.
Location Notice—Quartz,
It had been brought Into the story need on the bottom of a ship, or the
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
ns one of the quaint experiences of roof of n hone*. la Japan It eolved
Real Estate Agents Contract,
one who dwelt on the broad country the problem presorted by the fatlere of
western house paints te last satisfac­ Notice of Guardian ’s Sale
road.
So unusual was the coincidence of torily In th* Japan climate It wa*
of Real Property.
that Idle moment of her own having only quit* lately, however, that west­
drifted into this stranger's story and ern countries had showa any Inter­
Now IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
that very story having come Into her est tn this Japanese product,
own editorial hands that Evelyn was that a beginning has been made in us­ or OREGON. IN AND FOR THE COUN- i
tempted to carry on the other sld* of ing It to mix enamel and white lead, TT OF JACKSON.
the tale. She wanted to dash into a a foreign demand has begun which Is In the Matter of the Guardian-
taxi, take a train for Glen Cove and expected ts IncrMss to largo propor­ •hip of the Persons and Estates of
the ramshackle cottage, find the young tion*.
Agnes Brier, Grsce Brier and Carl
author seated before a fire with bls
Brier. Minors.
Linked
Oceano
Long
Age.
pipe in his mouth dreaming of mor*
Th* Panama eaasl Is
af the
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
stories, fall madly in love with him
modern wonder* of th* world, but th* to order of the above named Court,
and live happy ever after.
Instead of that Evelyn dictated a Royal Mall company organized fra anslt made on the 21st dav of August, 1920,
most editorial letter to John Cutstone by mules aad canoes aerea* the lath- in the above named matter, I, Clara
mus as far back as 1846 and par- Brier Matlock, Guardian of the Per­
telling him that his story was charm
Ing and offering bint $150 for IL 8h* ttally Bnanc*d the Panama Railway sons and Estates of Agnes Brier,
company ta
Greet Brier, and Carl Bns/, Minors.
Jacksonville Post
Hand the coupon
IO vour grocer at
your door or at
nia store.
If he
has no Folger'a
Golden Gate
Coffee he can ret
the special value
offered as we
cheerfully for­
ward him a single
package at trade
price, through
any channel he
designate«. Ho
makes his regular
profit.
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