Jacksonville post., October 23, 1920, Image 4

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Legal Notices
1920, at the hour nf 10 o'clock in the said newspaper once a week for six i his complaint, a succinct statement of
; forenoon of said day as the time, and consecutive week», and you are therein wh'ch is as follows:
1 the court room of said court in the ordered tn appear ai d answer th* com­
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For a decree of this court forever
j court house in Jacksonville, Jackson plaint of pl.lintitf h-rem on or before quieCrg his title free and clear from
Notice of Final Account
County, Oregon, as the place fur hear- the expiration of six weeks from the ! a'l or any right, title, interest, iiinor
F IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE I in r objections to said First and Final da*e of the fir.»# public ition of tbia estate, that said defendants, or either
9 OF OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON COUN I Account, ar.d the settlement I hereof summons, namely, on or before NO­ of '.hem, may have or claim to have in
I represent a number of the best com­
and the distribution of said esta'e. All VEMBER 6, 1920.
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or to said premises, and forever bar­
persons interested are hereby not iff d
The d ite of the first publication of ring and preventing said defendants, or
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In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
panies in America and can write you
to appear at said time and place and this summons is SEPTEMBER 25, 1920. either of them, from ever setting up
u Grace Hawks Lebo, Deceased.
insurance at usual raets
or asserting any right, title, interest,
g
Notice is hereby given that the un- shew cause, if any there be, «by said
H. K HANNA,
lien or estate in or to the following de­
I ders'gned has filed in the above en- First and Final Account sh< uld not be
Attorney
fur
Plaintiff.
approved by the court, said estate be!
scribed real property situate and be-
F titled court, the final account and re-
Residence
and
P.
O.
A
Idress;
Jackson
­
ing in Jackson County, State of Ore-
| port of his adm'nistration of the es- decreed to be fully settled, a decree
ville, Oregon.
gon. towit:
I tate of the decedant above named and made for rhe distribution of said estate
DO IT NOW
Lot Three (3) in Block Twenty-
i that said court has fixed Saturday, the to the person entitled thereto and said |
! 30th day of Octoher, 1920, at the hour < administrator discharged from his
three (23) of the Citv (old town) of
ORDER
I Medford, Oregon, as the same is de-
. of ten o’clock A. M. of said day, at I trust.
T.
W.
MILES,
j the court room of said court in the
IN the COUNTY COURT of J ackson j »ignated and described on the official
j plat thereof now of record, together
I City of Jacksorville, Jackson County, Administrator with the will annexed COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON.
i A’ith all the improvements thereon
[ Oregon, as the time and place for of the estate of Charles C. Keenan, i In the Matter of the change
Ryan Building
Jacksonville, Oregon
situated.
j the hearing of said Final Account and I deceased.
of the names of Sherwin Rm g
This summons is published once each
< report and for the settlement of said
Gu'ermute and Berthi Miller
week
for a period of six consecutive
Gutermute, husband and wife,
'
—— ah pCrSons having objections to said
weeks and seven times in the Jackson­
Administrator’s Final Notice
and of Rachel Ellen Gutermute,
ville Post, under and by virtueof an or­
hfienraeb8yCSu^atnoy 1“ £
Notice is hereby given that the un­ Janet Virginia Gutermute and
der duly made and entered by the Hon.
Sherwin
Lyle
Gutermute,
their
Cd) same on or before the time so fixed dersigned, administrator with the I minor children.
F. M. Calkins, Judge of the above en­
will annexed of the estate of Maria
for said hearing and settlement.
Upon reading and filing the petition titled Court on October 18, 1920.
Dated and first published Septem­ Friederika Johana Holst, has filedin > of Sherwin R'lgr Gutermute an I Ber-
Date of first publication hereof being
1 the above entitled Court his final ac
ber 25, 1920.
on the 23rd day of October, 1920,
I
tha
Miller
Gutermute,
for
the
change
Nyal Remedies
Santox Store
j count, and said Court has fixed Mon
D. W. BAGSHAW,
BORDEN & LINDAS,
1 of their names to Sherwin Rugg Derby
Administrator. ' day, November 8, 1920, at 10 o’clock in and Berth a Miller Derby respectively,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
i the forenoon of said day in the Court
Address: 107 East Main Street, Med­
j the names of their minor children to
I room of said Court, in tha Court
to
| Rachel Ellen Derby, Janet Virginia ford, O/ego.i.
I House at Jacksonville, Oregon, as the
Notice to Creditors
Derby, and Sherwin ’Lyle Derby re-
i time and place for rhe hearing of said
j spectively:
Save Money on
to
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that j final account; and any and all person*
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Sat-
the undersigned, George R. Lindky, ! h iving any objection to s »id final ac­ ! urday the 13th day of November, 1929
Notic* is h ereby given that th? un­
to has been duly appointed executor of count are hereby notified to ma«e or at 10 o’clock A. M.“at the Court Room dersigned h is hie I hi3 final account as
the last Will and Testament of Jane file the same with sail Court on or of this Court, at the Court House’ in
executor of the estate of Eva Roberts,
Carroll, deceased, and notice is hereby before the said rime.
to
I the town of Jacksonville, Jackson dece ised, with the County Court of
Oct. 9 1920.
given that any one having any claims
County, Oregon, is herehy fixed as the Jackson County, Oregon, and said
JOHN D HOLST.
against said estate may file the same
time and place for the hairing on said court has appoint«! Saturday, the 27th
Administrator with the will annexed
i properly verified, within six months
J. W. Robinson, M.D., Proprietor
petirion. It is further ordered that dav of November, 1920 at the hour of
of
the
Estate
of
Maria
Friedtrika
from the date of the first publication
notice of said he iring be given to all 9.30 o’clock in the forenoon as the
I of this notice, with the undersigned Johana Holst, Deceased.
persons interested, to show cause, if time an! the court room of sail Court
I executor at his office at the Jackson
any they have, why said petition, in the court house at Jacksonville,
. County Bank, in Medford, Oregon,
should not be granted, bv publication ¡Oregon, as the plac • f >r hearing ob-
j Date of this first publication Sept,
Summons.
of this order for once a week for four i jections thereto and the settlement
j 25, 1920.
s iccessiye weeks prior to sai l hearing thereof. All p •rton-> iote-ested in said
SUH'TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. in the Jacksonville P >st a newspaper
GEORGE R. LINDLEY,
I Executor Estate of Jane Carroll, de IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE of general circulation in said County. estate a-e hereby notified to appear
at said dm; and place and show causa
ceased.
OF OREGON, IN AND" FOR THE COUNTY
Done at Jacksonville, Oregon, why said final account should not be
OF JACKSON.
>
this Sth day of October. 1920.
approve I bv said Court and sa id ex­
I
G. A. G ardner .
ecutor discharged from his trust.
plaintiff.
Jasten Hartman,
Notice to Creditors
County Judge.
Dated and first published October
vs.
I Notice is hereby given that the un- I Frank C. Kiser and Effa B. Kis?r,
23, 1920.
i dersigned has been appointed by the his wife, and W. C. Kiser, Jr., and
W. D Roberts, execut or of
| County Court of Jackson County, Ore- j Ida A. Kiser, his wife, and W. T.
the estate of Eva Roberts, deceased.
Summons
| gon, as administrator with the will Grieve,
defendants.
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To the above named defendants: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
, annexed of the estate of Jessie Wat-
OF OREGON. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
I erman M nroe Washington, otherwise i Frank C. Kiser and Effa B. Kiser, his
where the climate brings sunshine
Notice of Final Settlement.
JACKSON.
'known as Jessie Waterman Monroe, wife, and W. C. Kiser, Jr., and Ida A. OF
N oticc is huru'oy given that the un-
N. W. Borden,
Plaintiff,
deceased, and has qualified. All per- Kiser, his wife:
and flowers the year round
d
irsigm
d has filed her final account as
vs.
IN
THF
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
1
| sons having claim? against said estate
administratrix of the estate of W. J.
' are hereby notified to present the OF OREGON: You are hereby required ! George H. Andrews, and unknown
D Anderson, deceised, with th«
Play golf over splendid courses; tennis on championship courts;
same to the undersigned at Medford to appear in the above entitle 1 court heirs of G.o-ge H. Andrews, it he
County
Court of Jackson County, Ore­
be
deceased;
E
>pie
Andrews,
and
polo on fields of international renown ;motor over perfect high­
! Oregon, with proper vouchers and and cause and answer the complaint of
gon, and that said court has appointed
ways; horseback riding along picturesque bridle paths; surf
duly verified within six months from plaintiff therein filed within six week9 unknown heirs of Eppie Andrews,
Saturday, the 27th day of November,
bathing on smooth sandyjbeaches.
from the date of the first publication if she be deceased; Rezin B. Pack­
the date of this notice.
1920, at the ho ir of ten o’clock in the
Date 1 and first 'published Octobers, of this summons, and if you fail to so ard, and unknown heirs of Rezin
forenoon
as the time and the court
B.
Packard,
if
he
be
deceased;
appear
and
answer
plaintiff
will
apply
1920.
room of laid Coirt in the court house
to the court for the relief prayed for Eutha Ann Packard, sometimes
M. PURDIN.
at Jacks onvill«*, Oregon, as the place
Administrator with the will annexed in his said complaint, namely, for a known as E ithi A. Smith, and un­
for hearing objections to said final ac­
Winter Excursion Tickets
known
heirs
of
E
>'ha
Ann
Pack
­
of the estate of Jessie Waterman judgment against the defendants Frank
count an i the settlement thereof. All
Monroe Washington, otherwise known C. Kiser and Effa B. Aiser and W. T. ard and Eutha A. Smith, if she be
persons interested in said estate are
via the Shasta Route,
as Jessie Waterman Monroe, Decea Grieve and each of them for $1000.00 <lead; William OrnHutf, and un­
I
hereby notified to appear at said time
known heirs of William Ornduff, 'if
On sale daily to March 31, 1921.
with
interest
thereon
at
10%
per
an
­
sed.
>
and pl ice and show cause why said
Final return limit April 30, 1921.
num from -July 5, 1917, until paid, be­ he be decease I; C. W. Broback,
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final account shou'd not be approved by
ing the amount due upon the note of F. A Broback. Ellery P. Purcell,
said Court and sail administratrix
Stopovers permitted at ail points within limts of tickets.
E
P
Purcell,
Lucinda
Purcell,
<?.
said
defendants
secured
by
the
herein
­
Notice of Final Settlement.
M. Meeker, Chas. M. Meeker, Min­ discharged from her trust,
after
mentioned
mortgage,
and
for
the
California booklets will help vou select the resort of your choice.
Dated and first published October
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TH ESTATE OF further sum of $130.00 attorney’s fees erva A
Meeker. M A. Meoker,
Secure your copy now. They are free on request.
23, 1920.
■OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. for the foreclosure of said mortgage Frn't H. Me ke*. A. L. Reed, p. E
Amanda E. Anderson, adminis­
In the Matter of the Estate of
with like interest thereon from date of , Bjnso.i, and unknown heirs of C. W.
tratrix
of the estate of W. J. D.
inquire of Local Agents for particular as to fare?,
Chasles C. Keenan, deceased.
decree; and for judgment against the , Broback, F A Broback, Ellery
Anderson, deceased.
routes, sleeping car accommodations and train service.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that defendants Frank C. Kiser and Effa B. P. Purcell, E. P. Purcell, Lucin
j the undersigned has filed his First and Ki»er, for the further sum of $173 60 da Purcell, C. M. Meeker, Chas.
i Final Account as administraror with with 10% interest thereon from Sept 51. Meeker, Minerva A. Meeker,
Notice to Creditors
! the will annexed of the' estate of ember 6, 1919, taxes p i'd by plaintiff M. A. Meeker, Frank H. Meeker,
In
the
matter of liquidation of the
' Charles C. Keenan, deceased, in the on th" mortgaged premises; and judg­ P. E. Benson and A. L. Reed, if
Bank of Jacksonville, Jacksonville,
JOHN M. SCOTT
i County Court of Jackson Couaty, Ore­ ment against all defendants for the they, or either ot them be deceas­
Oregon. Notice is hereby given that
General Passenger Agent
gon, and that said court h.is appointed costs and disbursements of this suit.
ed; Origon & Transcontinental Com­
the Bank of Jacksonville, Jacksonville,
| Saturday, the 6 h day of November
For a decree reforming that certain pany, a corporation; Oregon &
Oregon, is in the hands of the Sup­
mortgage of the defendants Frank C. California Land Company, a cor­
erintendent of Banks for liquidation.
Kiser
and
Effa
B
Kiser
to
plaintiff
of
poration,
and
also
all
oth
­
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All persons having claims against said
! date July 5, 1911, and recorded in Vol- er persons or parties unknown
bank must file the same, duly verified
¡ ume 28 at pajjes 145-46 of the Mort­ claiming any right, title, interest,
as by law required, w_ith the deputy in
gage Records for JacksonCounty, State lien or estate in and to 'he real
charge at Jacksonville, on or before
I of Oregon, and the note therein des- estate described in the Complaint
the sixteenth day of January. 1921.
1 cribed so as to ths name the payee in herein,
Defendants,
WILL H. BENNETT,
j said note and the m irtgagee in said , To George H. Andrews, Eppie An­
Superintendent of Banks
: mortgage as Jasten Hartman instead ! drews, Rezin B. Packard, Eutha Ann
for the State of Oregon.
of as Jason Hartman and to foreclose Packard, sometimes known a^ Eutha
•aid mortgage as reform xl and decree­ | A. Smith, William Orndutf.C. W. Bro- First Publication October 16, 1920.
ing the sale of the following described 1 back, F. A. Broback, Ellery P. Purcell, Last publication January 16, 1921.
mortgaged premises and all interest E. P Purcell, Lucinda Purcall, C. M.
that the defendants had therein on July ’ Meeker, Chas. M,'Meeker, Minerva A.
5, 1911, or have since acquired, and for ' Meeker, M. A. Meeker, Frank H.
the satisfaction of the aforesaid judg­ Meeker, A L. Reed, P. E. Benson, and
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley
WOULD YOU AS A 1’Aj.RlOTiC CITIZEN OF OREGON PLACE SUCH A SIGN ON THE BORDERS
ment, to-wit: Lots 1 and 2 and the the unknown heirs of George H. And­
Says "Vote 313 No"
South half of th? Northeast quarter of rews, Eppie Andrews, Rezin B. Pack
OF OUR STATE
ard,
Eutha
Ann
Packard,
sometimes
Section 4, in Township 33. South of
Speaking before the Members'
Range 4, West of the Willamette Mer­ known as Eutha A. Smith, William
Forum of the Portland Chamber
Ornduff,
C.
W.
Broback,
F.
A.
Bro-
idian
in
Jackson
County,
State
of
Ore
­
That is exactly what you will help to do if you do nothing to prevent the passage of measure
of Commerce, Dr. Wiley, former­
gon; and for a decree forever fore­ i back, Ellery P Purcell, E. P. Purcell,
ly head of the Oovernment'a pure
No. 314 and 315 on tne November ballot entitled,
"Constitutional Amendment Fixing Legal Rate of
closing each and all of the above Lucinda Purcell, 0. M. Meeker. Chas.
food bureau and known as the
Interest in Oregon,”
nimed defendants, and all pe-sons M. Meeker, Minerva A. Meeker, M. A.
"Father of the Pure Food Laws,”
declared that the title of the bill
claiming through them, from any and .vleeker. Frank H. Meeker, A. L.
This measure proposes to limit the rate of interest in Oregon to 5 per cent. You can by
was a misnomer and that It
all right, title, estate, lien or interest R ?e d, P. E. Benson, if thev or either
the rate of interest in Oregon, but you cannot by law, force the loaning of money in this state,
should be called "a bill for the
in or to said premises, except the stat of them he decea»ed; Oreron & Trans­
increase in mortality In chil­
much higher rate can be secured elsewhere. Th * passage of this measure would force the withdrawal of
utory right of redemption; and for continental Company, ■ corporation;
dren.”
judgment and executi >n agiinst th* Or gon & Californ'a |La nd Company, a
the millions of foreign capital which is today loaned on factories, business and real estate in the state and
"Never before have I been in
defendants Frank C. Kiser; Eff i B corporation, also all other parties or
send your local money owners outside of the state to better investments.
a community where matters per­
Kiser and W. T. Grieve for the satis persons unknown, claiming any right,
taining to public health have
Passage of thia measure would msan forecl >sure of thousands of mortgages; would result in financial
faction of any deficiency remaining title, interest, lien or estate in and to
been taken out of the hands of
paralysis, and would mean widespread unemployment,
upon the respective judgment herein the real estate described in the Com­
experts and put to a rote before
the people." declared Dr. Wiley.
recovered against said respective de­ plaint herein.
You, no doubt, understand the viciousness of this measure, but have jou talked to your neighbors and
"I do not think that a parent In
fendant, and that plaintiff have such
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
this state who has children of
friends about it? We urge you to du everything you can to defeat this measure. Oregon's reputation
further relief as m iv be equitable.
OF OREGON: You and each of you
school age will vote for this
a sound state for investments requires that this/neasure be overwhelmingly defeated
This summons is served upon all the are hereby* required to appear in th?
measure, because It means that
above named defendants, except W. T. above entitled court and cause and ans­
the school children will not be
Grieve, bv publication thereof in the wer the complaint of plaintiff on file
protected against contagious dis­
eases.”
Jacksonville Post, a qualified news­ herein against you within aix weeks
paper, pursuant to an order of the from the date of the first publication
AND URGE YOUR FRIENDS TO DO I IKEWISE
Hon. F M. C-dklns, Judge of th» above of this summons And vou and each
enti’ied court, a id wh c'* order is dated of you will hereby take notice that if
Dally Thought
^l’Aàtl A
STATE?1 TAXPAYERS LEACUE
SEPTEMBER 25, 1929, and it is therein you fail so to appear and auswer, for
To receive honestly is tho boot
ordered that summons herein be served want thereof, plaintiff will apply for a thanks for g good thing.— -Georg« Mac-
upon you by the publication thereof in decree of tbia court aa prayed for in Done Id.
Standard Fire Insurance
Let the Company Carry the Risk
I
D. W. IJagshaw
|
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VOTE 315 X NO
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