Jacksonville post., October 09, 1920, Image 4

BYRON
John Law May Well Be Called the
Daddy of All the Get Rick Quick
Schemes Floated.
ANN AND ANDY
M
By BERTHA S. CARNEY.
x,,
By LOUISE M. ADDELSON. M
CftxAlc Eik k'k Jt
lit). 1130. by BlcCluro Newspaper Sindh-ar.-l
To the above named defendants,
Fr»nk C Kiser and Effa B. Kiser, bis
wife, »nd W. C. Kiser, Jr., and Ida A.
Kis- r. In's wife:
I
IN THF NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby required
to apnear in the above entitled court
and cause and answer the complaint of
plaintiff therein filed within six weeks
from the date >f the first publication
of this lummons, and if you fail to so
appear and answer plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief _ prayed for
in his said complaint, namely, for a
judgment against the defendants Frank
C. Kiser and Effa B. Kiser and W. T.
Grieve and each of them for $1000.00
with interest thereon at 10% per an­
In the Matter of the Estate
num from duly 5, 1>17, until paid, be­
of Lind Nelson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­ ing the amount due upon the note of
dersigned, executor of the estate of said defendants secured by the herein­
I Lind Nelson, deceased, pursuant to a after mentioned mortgage, and for the
license and order of th» County Court further sum of $130.00 attorney’s fees
of the County of Jackson, State of Or­ I for the foreclosure of said mortgage
egon, duly made and entered ^n the 11th with like interest thereon from date of
day of September, 1929, in the matter decree; and for judgment against the
of said estate, will, from ar.d after the defendants Frank C. Kiser and Effa B.
20th day of October, 1920, proceed to Kiser, for the further sum of $173 60
sell, at private sale to the highest bid­ with 10% interest thereon from Sept­
der for caih in hand, or on s ich other ember 6, 1919, taxes paid by plaintiff
terms as the Court may approve, and on th» mortgaged premises; and judg­
subject to I he confirmation of the Court ment against all defendants for the
the following described real property, costs and disbursements of this suit.
For a decree reforming that certain
belonging to said estate, situated in
the County of Jackson an 1 State of mortgage of the defendants Frank C.
Kiser and Effa B Kiser to plaintiff of
Oregon, to-wit:
Lot numbered Ton(1(1) in Block num date July 5, 1911, and recorded in Vol­
ber One (I) of SUNRISE HOME ume 28 at pages 145-46 of the Mort­
PARK ADDITION to the Cry of gage Records for JacksonCounty, State
Medford, and the same is numbered, of Oregon, and the note therein de. •
designated and described on the offi­ cribed so as to the name the payee in
said note and the mirtgagee in said
cial plat thereof, now of record.
Bids on sail red prop?rty may be mortgage as Jasten Hartman instead
made to the undersigned, or to Carkin of as Jason Hartman and to foreclose
and Taylor, his attorneys, at their of- said mortgage as reformed and decree­
fice'in the M. F. & H. Bldg., at Med- ing the sale of the following described
mortgaged premises and all interest
fordiOregon.
Dated ard first published September that the defendants had therein on July
j 5, 1911, or have since acquired, and for
13, 1920.
A ustin H. N elson . the satisfaction of the aforesaid judg­
Executor of the Estate of Lind Nel­ ment, to-wit: Lota 1 and 2 and the
South half of the Northeast quarter of
son, deceased
Section 4, in Township 33. South of
Range 4, West of the Willamette Mer­
Notice of Final Seulement.
idian in Jackson County, State of Ore-
against said estate may file the t>a> ..,
FIRST REAL “MONEY WIZARD'*
<(cj,
by McClure Newspaper abdicate »
Freak kiewspapara,
properly verified, within six mortha
In Germany there la a new^iaper
thst has nothin! In It hut start«« about from the date of the first publication
rheumatism. Peffpl» havtnx IF.’« iron of this notice, with the undersigned
i
bl» write tn their experience«, dorfnr« executor at his office at the Jackson
tell new ways to get rid of It and II County Bank, in Medford. Oregon.
Date of this first publication Sept.
seems that everybody there Lavins
rheumatism subscribes tn this queer 25, 1920.
newspaper, Some years ago a Itila-
GEORGE R. LINDLEY,
slim editor started a pestcard Slav Executor Estate of Jane Carroll,
newspaper, the print of whl<-h was •»
ceased.
small that he furnished a magnifying
glass to each of his regular anhaerlh
er». Somehsvr the Idea didn't take as
Executor’s Notice of Sale
ha silly printed » few number» before
firming out that the people didn’t ap ' IN THE COUNTY* COURT OF THE STATE
praclate the Idea, evan though th«
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON CpUNTY.
magnifying gla»s was furnished fr.»
Ann Vminien had been a week now
Elinor Worth, rushing downstairs In
ut Cousin Allie's in (lid city, and with
answer to the furiously ringing door­
i each succeeding day Anu felt smaller
bell, found her chum and next-door
nn<l more awkward. Her hnir had ab-
neighbor, Allee Glaring, in a wild state
solutely refused to “bob" at her ears,
of excitement.
j city fashion, and there were times
"He’s coming!" panted Alice, thrust­
that, despite her efforts, her tongue
ing a slip of yellow paper into Elinor's
would slip hack into the country
bunds.
vernacular tlmt she had spoken for
“Byron?” breathed Elinor, quite
the eighteen years of her life. Sub
awed.
stnuthil she looked, substantial she
Colon Save th» Byo«.
"Byron! Isn't It wonderful? Elinor,
i felt, and, besides all this, there was
We have heard a great deal shorn
you'll Just adore him. If I were not
i Im terrible mime of Ann for a handl- protective coloration In nature, »nd
engaged myself I'd—lie's such a dear!"
i 'ap—and ns for the nicest young man when we consider the advantage»
Elinor did not doubt It. For two
i who lived upstairs—how could she which accrue to protectively colored
years she hud heard praises of Alice's
I ever get acquainted with him If one
eggs we mar wonder why some eggs
wonderful cousin. For two years she
| dared not speak?
have remained pure white tbrsngh th«
had listened to the recital of Ills ninny
These were the thoughts that were ages, why other» are nt the most con
perfections, the tnles of his heroic
running througlr the bnck of little splcuous greenish blue, and why »till
deeds; of bls kindness, his generosity.
Ann's head, ns she threw the mgs over others stnnd out by Ihelr »potted- or
Ills good looks, until In her youthful
built.
Trade ex­
the piazza railing and attacked them speckled patterns, says the American
Imagination he had become a go<l.
ilie company rost
vigorously with the carpet beater.
Forestry Mngaslne.
White egg» srs
Even his name appealed to her roman-
She made a pretty picture there In for the most part laid by hole-besting
tic fancy. A man named Byron, she
whole of Europe went mud. Every­
the morning sunshine, the sleeves of species of birds like the owls and
felt, could never be commonplace.
one wns glowing rich. Law became
her pink smock rolled up to her el- woodpeckers, and since the eggs are
“We’ll introduce you tomorrow after
director general of finance for France
bows, mid her cheeks flushed with the well hidden In their dark csvftlrs It
church,” promised Alice.
But the height was reached in De­
exercise, mid as she worked an old bit
has not been nece.ssnry far them te
And, as tier friend bad predicted, the
cember of 1719, when Ills enemies, by
of doggerel that she had learned as a develop protective coloration.
Ths
following day being Sunday, Elinor
side schemes, began to break him. He
child came into her head, and she bright greenish blue eggs of most ot
wits Introduced after church.
Mrs.
suddenly found himself bankrupt. He
sang, because the morning was
wns so the thrushes, far example, must ba
Glorlng performed the ceremony with
escaped from France, became a wan­
bright mid the young mun upstairs was hidden In nests which are concealed
a little flutter of pleasure. She was
derer and died In poverty.
so handsome—No! That wasn't what In dense vegetation nnd the »peckled
fond of Elinor, and matchmaking was
she had meant to think at all, but she eggs of the ground nesting sparrows
her hobby,
kept singing nnd keeping time with depend for their safety upon the good
FLOWERS HIDE GREAT GUNS the carpet heater.
"My nephew, Ii.vron, dear Elinor, Just
hiding of the grass-woven nest
returned from service. Byron, darling,
“Good morning. Jenny Wren! Will
Monster Weapons of War at Gibraltar
Allee’s best friend, Miss Worth.”
yon kindly stop your housewifely ac­
Modem Ca,ablanos.
Covered by Beautiful Clusters
Elhior lifted her eyes. She tried to
tivities long enough to allow me to see
of Acacia Blossoms.
A fire guard In the Shenandoah n«
say something pleasing and polite, but
my way down the stairs? Your great
her tongue refused to obi y her. Some­
clouds of dust have blinded my eyes ttonal forest not so long ago found him
While the rock of Gibraltar, viewed
thing was wrong with the world. The
to everything except the comeliness of self In a predicament similar to that
from the ocean. Is Impressive, strong
of Casablanca, although his decision
sunshine became hateful, the songs of
my Industrious neighbor.”
the birds a mocking chorus. For By­ gloomy and forbidding, flowers grow
Ann stopped—mouth open, Just as wns not so silly. Discovering that
about the steep walls, and the great
ron. the Byron of her Imagination, the
she had been about to carol forth the there were three beers at the foot of
poetic creature of her maiden fan­ Victorian batteries, occasionally fired,
highest soprano note, and carpet beat­ the lookout tower In which be was
are screened and sheltered by ncncla
cies, had taken unto himself wings and
er raised. He was speaking to her, but stationed without arms of any kind, he
blossoms. Here are concealed 100-
fled; nnd In bls place stood nn odious,
he was only Joking with her, for even telephoned for permission to leer» al
the flrst chance to get s guq. The
ton guns, sinister nod threatening,
at her most vigorous swings only a
long-limbed, quite nn-B.vronlc creature
marking the highest achievement In
with sandy hnlr, light blue eyes, a wide
feeble trail of dust floated out on the district ranger replied that the for
gun development by British engineers.
air; but the last thing he had snld— eats were dry, that a Are might start
mouth and a nondescript nose.
The north anil northwest sides of
Ann’s eyes sought the toes of her anywhere at any time, and that he
"Isn't he Just too sweet?” murmured
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TH ESTATE OF ' gon; an(lfor a decr8e forever f;jre.
the rock are honeycombed by fortifi­ sensible round-toed fjioes before she must stay where he was, hears or no
Alice In Elinor’s ear.
OREGONyFOR
THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. | citing. each
„„j a,| of the above
hears;
and
the
guard
stayed.
After
a
cations.
There
Is
a
town
and
harbor
looked across at him shyly.
Elinor flushed, not so much nt Alice's
The young man from upstairs was time some one who had "listened In”
In the Matte of the Estate of
! n imed def nd ants, and all pe-sons
words as at the sudden twinkle In By­ on the west protected by batteries and
forts rising from the haste to the sum­
looking nt her, and It seemed as came to his rescue.—Tooth's Com­ Chasles C. K* enan, deceased.
ron’s eyes.
| claiming through them, from any and
mit of the rocks. Modern guns of the
though If he really wished to navigate panion.
The days wore on. Elinor survived
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all right, title, estate, lien or interest
most formidable pattern frown from
the stairway In such a terrible storm
the shock she had received. She met
the undersigned has filed his First and j ¡n oí-to said premises, except the stat-
the heights. The town Is Inhabited
of dust there was nothing to hinder
Japs Bating Prog Moat.
Byron frequently and even learned to
Final Account as administrator with utory right of redemption; ani for
by n British colony of about 25.000
his doing so.
Instead, he leaned
Frog meat made Its first appearance
like him. Tlmt gay twinkle In Ills eyes
the w ill uni exed of the estate of i judgment and execution against thr
persons,
according
to
the
1911
census.
against
the
railing.
last
month
In
the
mess
of
oaa,
nt
the
seemed to relieve Ills plainness. But
Charles C. Keenan, deceased, in the ■ defendants
Fr ....!;
ink C. Kiser; Eff i B.
dcfcr.d.'.t.: F
Everything
la
under
strict
military
"This
Is
a
fine
chance
to
get
ac
­
most popular restaurants of Tokyo,
she felt that Elite had played a cruel
County
Court
of
Jackson
Couaty,
Ore
Kiser
and
W.
T.
Grieve for the satis­
qualnted.
”
he
said.
"Fate
sends
regulations.
me
Japan. Frogs had never been eonstd
Joke on her, nevertheless, nnd that she
out on an errand while you are on the i ered ns a food until vary recently by gon, and that said court has appointed faction of any defi riency remaining
would not be lhe same again. The real
porch and as we are going to he such the Japanese.
Saturday, the 6 h day of November upon the respective judgment herei 1
Byron could never attain n truly By-
Daudet on Gambetta.
near neighbors, ft's all perfectly prop­
In 1918 Dr. Watanaba bronght sama 1920, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the recovered against said respective d i-
ronlc place In her Imagination. But he
Frequently the great man Is some
er. I'm Andrew Leonard. Andy suits edible frogs from the United States. forenoon of said day as the time, and fendant, and that plaintiff have such
thing of n boor, but It Is probable that
had boon In service and It was her
me better, nnd you're Ann Vralmen. I They were kept at the Infections <He- the court room of said court in the
Daudet exaggerated a trifle when lie
duty to be kind to lilin, so she helped
further relief as m iv be equitable.
saw your name on your trunk In ths ease experimental station, where «■-
wrote the following of Gambetta. the
Alice entertain him. She walked with
court house in Jacksonville, Jackson
This summons is served upon all the
cellar,
and
you're
not
yet
old
enough
porlinente were made In breeding • »« County, Oregon, as the place for hear­
great French state-man: "I enn still
him, talked with him, drove with him
above
named defendants, except W. T.
to be called Miss Vralmen.”
raising.
and felt herself very magnanimous In see him entering the dining room, his
ing objections to said First and Final Grieve, bv publication thereof in the
Ann.
who
wasn't
old
enough
to
be
The
government
has
taken
steps
te
hack bent. Ills shoulders swaying, his
doing It.
called Miss Vralmen, found herself encourage the raising and eating •f Account, and the settlement thereof Jacksonville Post, a qualified news­
face aflame and one-eyed also. As soon
A few weeks after his arrival a
and the distribution of said estate. All paper, pursuant to an order of the
slinking hands with Andy, whom, she frogs.
ns ho appeared all the other equine
French army officer came to see Byron.
thought, wns old enough tn know bet­
persons interested are hereby notified Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge of the abov r
heads
around
the
tnhle
were
raised
ami
The girls were curious ns to the object
ter, nnd nfter tlmt It wns ensy.
to appear at s?id time and place and entitled court, and whichorderis dated
he wns greeted with loud neighs of
World's Smallsst Nvwapaper.
of Ills visit, for Byron foretold nothing,
When she had bent bnck the redness
He
The smallest newspaper tn the show caus», if any there be, why said J SEPTEMBER 25, 1929, and it is therein
merely smiling with that exasperating 'Ah, ah, ah ; here's Gambetta I'
Into the roses, nnd the greenness Into
werlil Is now being printed In New First and Final Account should not be 'ordered that sum nant herein be serve I
twinkle In Ills eyes. And the surprise sat down noisily, spread himself over
the grass. Ann tugged one of the rugs
the table, or threw himself In his
York city. Its pages are only about approved by the court, said estate be 1 upon you by the p lblieation thereof in
of the Indies was great when the young
down
from
the
mil
nnd
Andy
dropped
five Inches wide and all Inches long
decreed to be fully settled, a decree said newspap _*r once a week for six
Frenchman pinned a medal on Byron's chair, perorated, struck the tnhle with
on Ills knees nnd began to fold It with
Ills lists, laughed loud enough to break
but they contain slisrt new» Item» ths! made for the distribution of said estate consecutive weeks, and you are therein
chest ns a murk of favor from lhe
deft
turns
of
his
wrists.
the windows, pulled all the table cloth
are very easily and quickly reed
An
French government for unparalleled
“Where did you learn to do that?” other odd newspaper published In this to the person entitled thereto and said o-dered to appear and answer the com­
bravery nnd fortitude on the field of toward him, got drunk without drink­
administrator discharged from his plaint of plainti T herein on or before
Ann
Inquired.
Andy
wns
n
gentleman,
same city Is called The Deaf Mutes
buttle nnd for clilvnlry and kindness to ing. snatched the dishes away from
trust.
the expiration of six weeks from the
nt least, even though there linil been no
von.
look
the
words
out
of
your
mouth,
Journal, all of It« editor» and general
French widows nnd orphans.
formal Introduction, and the warning
T.'W.
MILES,
I
date
of the first publication of this
and after talking nil the time went
staff being member» of ■ deaf end
'That night, when Byron Invited El­
voices of her staid country ancestors
off without having said anything."
dumb school.
However. The Deef Administrator with the will annexed , summons, namely, on or before NO­
inor out for a walk. sli<* was. strangely
for the first time In her life went un-
Mules' Journal 1» s real news;ie[>er In of the estate of Charles C. Keenan, VEMBER 6, 1920.
shy. It had come over lier suddenly
hcedi’d.
deceased.
sire and contains four pages of In
The date of the first publication of
tlmt Byron wns a personage.
Student’s Bookcase.
"Handy
that's
mo,’
he
terestlug reading.
"Elinor,” snhl he, after they had
this summons is SEPTEMBER 25, 1920.
An excellent bookense for students
grinned. “I
my
walked a few minutes In silence, “don't
Is mnde In the following way: Pro­
uncle's farm. .30 miles out.”
H. K. HANNA,
you think you could like me a little, cure for shelves four smooth boards,
DeWnlt.ly
Underneath the pink smock Ann’s
Attorney
for Plaintiff.
though I am not all that you had
20 Inches long nnd It) Inches wide,
heart gave a flutter of pure Joy. Now
"Whnt Is your Ides of a practical IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON, Residence and P. O. Address: Jackson-
hoped for?”
and about
two thirds Inch thick.
she could own up to her 18 years of Joker
FOR
JACKSON COUNTY.
| ville, Oregon.
“All I—hoped for?" stammered Ell- Screw a slut on to the extreme ends
gell far ■ dollar gn<1 bur
"One I can
_______
country existence. He wouldn't care.
Plaintiff,
Edna
Driskell,
flor.
of the sides of the shelves to accom­
lie didn't—for on the following Sun­ a pork chop."—Carloons Magazine
“Yes. You sec, 1 know my aunt mid modate the text-books. Screw th»
vs.
day Andy wns helping her over the
other slats to (lie shelves one nnd
Alice have a way of raving over poo
Wesley Driskell,
Defendant,
II. K. HAN.VA
stubble and exclaiming with her over
pie, nnd I could toll they'd given yon one half Inches apart. This will leave
the five little pigs tlmt lind Just ar-
To
Wesley
Driskell,
the
above nam-!
an open space of seven Indios in the
a wrong Ipipression of me. Also, my
rived nt Ills uncle's farm.
ed defendant:
middle of each shelf.
There are no
name has been a stumbling block all
I ,awyei
L
.
It wns the third month of their
IN THE NAME uF THE STATE
my life. I don't know what my parents sluts on the ends of the shelves. Take
friendship nnd they were on one of
OF
OREGON:
You
are
hereby
notified
1
the long screw from the top of a dis
luid against me when they mimed me
their frequent Sunday excursions to
and required to sppear in the above Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg
Byron. It Isn't so had with men, lint carded piano stool find fasten It to
Notice of Final Account
the farm, when Ann broached tbe
Hie center of the under side of the
girls have had a habit of Judging you
entitled
Court and cause and answer
subject of changing her name to An­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
lowest shelf. Screw the bookense Into
by mime. Confess, now. didn't you
the
complaint
of plaintiff now on file MEDFORD
OREGON
nette. or Mnrlnn. or any other form OF OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON COUN-
(he piano stool. The revolving book­
rather expect to meet n shaggy liairei!
therein against you within six weeks
of Ann. ns long as ’here wns trimming
case may be stained to mntch the stu­
TY.
poet. Instead of a plain John Jones?"
from tne date of the first puplication
enough to tnke away the plainness.
"Who Ims been decorated by the dent’s furniture.
In the Matter of the Estate of
of this summons upon yon, which is
“Cut It out, kiddle," Andy advised.
French government," said Elinor, soft­
Grace Hawks Lebo, Deceased.
the 28th day of August, 1920, and if ,
It surely wns fine to be able to boss
ly. “nnd who never sold a word about
Notice is hereby given that the un- you fail to appear and answer within
Kissing to Cure.
Ann.
“I like your name fine.
My
It, though lie knew the decoration was
"Cotne to mother, dear, she'll kiss it
grandmother's mime wns Ann. nnd Just ders gned has filed in the above en- the time required, for want thereof
Attorney at Law
comingI"
and make It better."
look nt mine—Andy! But you don’t titled court, the final account and re- the plaintiff will apply to the Court
“Oh, ns for that—”
Isn't this the regular thing when H
cntch me culling myself any fool port of his administration of the es- for a decree of divorce, dissolving the
"As for that," said Elinor, “1 realize child sustains an Injury, real
or
name like Androclus. do you?"
tate of the decedant above named and bonds of matrimony existing between NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
that poets could never have won the Imagined?
Ann
laughed.
How
could
she
tell
that
said court has fixed Saturday, the the plaintiff and defendant.
war for us, and that I’m a very foolish
Little do they realize, these Indulg
him that all the time she had been 30th day of October, 1920, at the hour
I
Office in Ryan Block
person.”
This summons ¡9 served upon you by
Ing mothers and husband^, that In this
planning to change It only for him?
“If you'll forgive tny being tin By-
of
ten
o
’
clock
A,
M.
of
said
day,
at
mock ministration they nre but tail
publication
once
a
week
fur
six
con-|
"I like Andy for a name; It's «o—
ronlc.” snld Byron, with bls humorous fating the practice of old time sorcer­
the court room of said court in the serutive weeks in the Jacksonville ACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
so substantial.” nnd then she laughed
twinkle, "I'll forgive your being foolish. ers who pretended to cure diseases by
City of Jacksorville. Jacsson County, Post, published in Jacksonville, Ore­
again,
for
ivns
tlmt
not
the
very
qual
In fact. I'm pretty well pleased with sucking the affected part.
In their
Ity tlmt three months ago she had Oregon, as the time and place far gon, by the order of Hon. George A.
you as you nre."
superstitious, myth tenanted age they
the hearing of said Final Account and Gardner, Judge of the County Court
most hated >
Elinor stopped nnd mnile him nn ohl-
found the people easy prey to their Im­
“That's It," Andy nodded, "a good report and for the settlement of said of Oregon, for Jackson County, which
fashloned curtsy.
positions, but today even the baby Is
estate.
substantial nnme, Just like Ann. Why
order was made on the 25th day of
"The sentiment's mutual," she snld. skeptical of the curative powers of a
I knew you could do housework like
All persons having objections to said August, 1920.
said."
kiss on a bruised kneel
all possessed the minute 1 lamped the final account or any part thereof, are
Which pleased the un-Ityronlc Byron
Gus N ewbury
name on your trunk."
very much.
hereby reauired to make or file ths
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Quaint Industries.
He drew her down beside him on an same on or before the time so fixed
Residing at Medford,
Lease,
Observation of the world's Industri­
old fnllen tree trunk.
Land Clearing Shown In Pictures.
for said hearing and settlement.
Jackson
County,
Oregon.
Mortgages,
als
reveals
some
very
quaint
callings
"Ann nnd Andy." he mused, holding
Movies of the first land clearing
Dated and first published Septem­
Bill of Sale,
her close, "a good combination. Don't
school ever held In the I'nlted States, for there are queer habits ami Strang»
ber 25, 1920.
desires
on
the
part
of
various
races
Agreements.
you
think
we
ought
to
nrnke
It
a
sul
that conducted by
the Marinette
D. W. BAGSHAW,
Warranty Deeds,
stnntlal one. Ann dear?"
county (WIs.) I.mid Clearing asso­ and always there are those who catei
Administrator.
Quit
Claim Deeds,
In hts pocket dictionary he fouD,1
ciation, nnd the University of Wis­ to those customs or undertake to sup
SUIT TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE.
As queer a trade or
the word substantial and pointed out
consin last spring nt Cedarville, In ply the wants
Chattel Mortgage,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
to Ann Its meaning—"actually exist
Marinette county, are now being profession ns any is that of "tooth
Acknow ledgements.
OF OREGON, IN AND' FOR THE COUNTY
Ing. not Imaginary, tme. strong.”
shown by Secretary Livingstone ot the atalner.” which flourishes In parts of
Notice
to
Creditors
Real Estate ontract,
Asia
where
the
natives
regard
black
OF J9CK9OSL
association.
These
pictures
were
"Don't you think we could be all
Location Notice—Placer,
teeth as a crowning beauty. The tooth
that- together. Ann girl?"
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Jasten Hartman,
taken to supplement the educational
plaintiff,
Location Notice—Quarts,
land-clearing movies lent to the asso­ Stainer, equipped with little brushes
Ann's heart was so happy that she the undersigned, George R. Lirdky,
vs.
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
ciation by the university. They show and boxes of coloring matter, calls on
essayed just one feeble little word, has been duly appointed executor of Frank C. Kiser and Effa B. Kiser,
Real Estate Agents Contract,
actual fanners actually performing the hl» customers at regular Intervals In
which evidently, pleased Andy.
the
last
Will
and
Testament
of
Jane
his
wife,
and
W.
C.
Kiser,
Jr.,
and
operations directed by the best pru«e general, lhe operation Is nut unlike
"Gee. honey," tie whispered, "that's | Carroll, deceased, and nujice ia hereby Ida A. Kiser, his wife, and W. T.
that of blacking a shot*.
velvet I"
1
tlev of laud clearing.
I
given that any one having any claims Grieve,
defendant».
I
Summons
Legal Notices
D. W. BAGSHAW
nl
We have on hand for sale
at moderate prices the
following legal blanks.
Summons
Jacksonville Post