Jacksonville post., November 27, 1920, Image 4

back. F A Broback, Ellery P Purcell,
NoUce of Final Settlement.
¡nd entered on the 13th day of Nov­
Summont
E P P rceil, Lu'inda Puresll. C. M.
ember, 1920, the names of Sherwin
Notice is hereby given that the un­ Mo.:er, Chas M.Meeker, Minerva A.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
Pacific Coast Has for Many Years
Rugg Gutermute, and Bertha Miller
der-igned has filed her final account >*e.l> r, M. A. Meeker, Frank H.
Been the "Hunting Ground” of
Egyptian Maiden Said to Have Been Gutermute are legally changed to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
aa executrix of the estate of Edythe Mie’-e’, A L. Reed, P. E. Benson, and
Gentlemen Adventurers.
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
the Original of the Old and
Sherwin Rugg Derb , and Bertha If i‘-
W. Cranfill, deceased, with the County the iitiKnown heirs of George H. And-
Popular Story.
l.r Derby, respectively, and the names Joseph B. Wei s’er ar.d
rourt of Ta'kson County, Oregon, and r. we, Eppie Andrews, Rezin B. Pack
The Pacific coast seems to he fa­
f Rachel 1 lien Gutermute,a daughter, Helen E. Webster,
I laii title,
vored of the “gentleman adventurer,”
'hat sai l rourt has appointed Satur­ ard, Bath« Ann Packard, sometimes
About 700 years B. C., there Is said
vs.
for one, u Scot, has tttven a great col­ to have live I a maiden, who. though lane! Virginia Gut rmute, a d iugh-
day, the IDh day of December. 1920, Inown is Eutha A. Smith, William
lection of South Sea relics, nrms, riot culled "Cinderella,” was undoubt- ter. aid Snerwin Lyle Gutermute, a I Malinda Aubrev and Irvin Aubrey
at ten o’clock in the fore oon as the Ornduff, C. W. Broback, F. A. Bro­
armor and utensils to the University edly the person represented In the son, all being the minor children of her husband. Lnura V. Steele,
time, ai d th- court room of said Court back, Ellery P Purcell, E. P. Purcell,
of British Columbia nt Vancouver The p< pillar (ally tale, says the Montreal sud first named parin’, were legally Gcorge N. Ander-on. Dora Wight,
in the Court house at Jacksonville, Lucinda Purcell, 0 M Meeker. Chas.
other, an American, a veteran of the Herald. It wan during the ruling" of el anged to Ra -hel Ellen Derby, Janet
Oregon, as the place, for hearing ob­ M. Meeker. Minerva A. Meeker, M. A.
regular army v ho has seen much serv­ one of the twelve Egyptian kings Hint Virginia Derby, and Sherwin Lyle Lena Phillip«, A Belle Ande’son,
jections thereto and the settlement Meeker. Frank H. Meeker, A. L.
ice In the army and out of It, has this beautiful eastern girl, Rhodope Derby, respectively, and that after F. P. Burrall, husband of Sara
thereof. All persons interested ir said Ree l, P. E. Benson, if thev or either
given a Boxer flag to the Gohlen Gate by name, came under the notice of the publication of this notice for four sue Burrill deceased,t'ritten ien Tol­
man and Chester Tolman, only
.stale are hereby notified to appear at of them be deceased; Oregon & Trans­
Memorial museum at San Francisco. then known world. Rhodope had re­
Both loved the open, the stir of arms markably small feet. One day, while cessive w-eeks, the first publication ! heir6 of MiryveT ¡Iman, deceased.
said time and place r.nd show cause continental Company, a corporation;
and the savor of strange places. The bathing in a river near her home, an being on the 20th day of November, Elizabeth N. An-'erson, and all
wiiv s iid final account be not approved Oregon & California fLand Company, a
Boxer flag brings up what today Is al eagle Is said to hnve swooped down 1920, as directed in s lid order, a cer I other persons, known or unknown,
and allowed by the C >urt an t said es corporation, also all other parties or
t.Route
of
said
Court
of
the
names
most ancient history; the siege of the ami, playing the part of Hie fairy god­
claiming any right, tide, ¡ state.
late be decreed to be settled and clos- persons unknown, claiming any right,
legations, the coming of the occidental mother. snapped up one of her sandals s id parties shall have, will be granted lien or interest ii the rsai estate
e l and said “xecutrix discharged from title, interest, lien or estate in and to
troops and the perils and sufferings of which was on the bank. Carrying by said Court and thereafter the legal described in the complaint
her trust.
the real estate described in the Com­
the men and women In that siege, have ilm little slme off In Ills beak Hie bird nam.-s of said parties shall b: ai pro­
herein.
Defendants
Dated and first published November plaint herein.
furnished novelists ami writers of Is reported to have dropped It Imme­ vided in said certificate.
To Malin la Auluey and Irvin Anb- 6, 1920.
stories with much "stuff.’’ The South diately In front of the king, and, nat­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATlt
WITNESS, the Honorable
Ophelia O. Granfili, OF OREGON: You and each of you
.«ea and Its vast stretches have had urally, the little sandal soon attracted G. A. Gardner, Judge of the above rey, her husband, Laura V. Steele,
Gaarge N. Anderson, Dora Wignt, Lo­
the same lure for the adventurous, royal attention. Struck by Rs size so
the court j na Phillips, A. Belle And Tenn, F. I’. Executrix of the estate of Ed., the W. are hereby required to appear in ths
and now In their respective resting small, and th» daintiness, too. the king entitled court, with set! of
Cranfill, deceased.
above entitled court and cause and ans­
places these relics and trophies are vowed lie would find out the charming hereto affixed, this 13th day of Nov­ Burral), busband of S-ra Burrall, de­
wer the comnlaint of plaintiff on file
ember,
1920.
there to show what two strong men of possessor. Messengers were dispatch­
ceased, Crittenden Tolman and Ches­
herein against you within six weeks
C hauncey elorey
other lands found and kept. When we ed nnd the country was scoured for (SEAL)
ter Tolman, only heirs of Minnie Tol­
Summ >ns
from the date of the first publication
Clerk.
say that the Boxer flag was with Its the foot that the shoe would fit. At
man, deceased, Elizabeth N. Anderson,
of this summons. And vou and each
owner through St. Mihlel, the Meuse length Rhodope was discovered nnd
and all other persons, known or un­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE : 8TA TE
and the Argonne combats, and at I lie shoe placed on tier tiny foot, Af-
of you will hereby take notice that if
known, claiming any right title, estate OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE I COUNTY
Ypres, we have let an Odyssey de­ ter a triumphal conveyance to the
you fail so t > appear and auswer, for
OF JACKSON.
Summons
lien
or
interest
in
the
real
estate
de
­
scribe Itself.
want thereof, plaintiff will apply for a
king's palace -tie was made queen to
Marie
Palmer,
Plaintiff,
scribed in the complaint herc:n
lur royal lover, "King I’snmmetlcus IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
decree
of thia court as prayed for In
vs.
IN THE NAp;E OF THE STATE OF
OF OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON COUN­
of Memphis.”
his complaint, a succinct statement of
Chauncy
Pal
ner,
Difen
l
int.
OREGON,
You
and
each
of
you
are
DIED WITH LOVED BROTHER
TY
To Chauncy Palmer, the abov • which is as follows:
Plaintiff, ^hereby req lire I to appear and n.im ■ 1 defendant:
Edith Wilkinson,
For a decree of this court forever
Speech
Should
Be
Worth
While.
Pretty Eastern Legend Concerning the
answer the complaint of the piair.tiffs
vs.
quieting
his title free and clear from
And when you have something to
!
STATE
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
Affection and Loyalty Displayed by
filed against you in the above entitled
L> ,-fendan
say It’s worth saying well. It's not Frank Wilkinson,
Burmese Queen.
OF OREGON; You are her by noti all or any right, title, interest, lien or
court
and
cause
within
ten
days
from
Just that you say words, You must
To Frank Wilkinsoi, th ■ above nam­
the date of the service of this sum­ fi d and req'iir •<$ to appear in the estate, that said defendants, or either
A legend concerning Mount Popa, «ay them so they attract and convince. ed defendant;
mons upon you, if served within Jack- above entitled Court and cause and of them, may have or claim to have in
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
dealing with the time when the Bur­ We all use pretty much the same
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, or to said premises, and forever bar­
mese court flourished, tells of a black­ words but they sound so differently OREGON: You are hereby notified i son Coun'y, Oregon; or if served with­ now on file therein against you. within ring and preventing said defendants, or
smith of prodigious strength named from the mouths of different people. and required to appear in the ab >ve in any other county of and within the i
first either of them, from ever setting up
Maliaglri. lie possessed a sister of There are books galore that are musty entitled Court and cause, and answer State of Oregon, then within twenty six weeks from the dare of th
whicn
is or asserting any right, title, interest,
publication
ot
this
summons,
great beauty who was commanded by with unuse because what they say Is the complaint of plaintiff now on file (20) days from th • date of the serving
lien or estate in or to the following de­
the king of Tngaung to be brought be­ pooriy said, ’f the thought had been therein against you, within six weeks of this summons upon you; an I if served th- 2)th day of November, 1929, and
scribed real property situate and be­
matured
Into
small
compass
and
told
answer
with
if
y
iu
fail
to
appear
and
by publication th?reof or wi hout this
fore him, shortly afterward being chos­
en ns the principal queen. The king's In telling diction they slioul 1 be popu­ from the date of the first publication Slate of Oregon after an order of pub- in the time req lire I, for want thereof ing in Jackson Coun'y, State of Ore­
Infatuation brought jealousy among lar works. Ami It's the same with of this summons, which is November iration of sumnur s has been made th ■ plaintiff will apply to th1 Court gon, towif;
Lot Three (3) in Block Twenty-
the lesser queens, ami they instituted speech. Some men have good Ideas, 20, 1920, and if you fail to appear amt herein, then within six (6) weeks from for the relief pr tye I f ir in her com-
but they take so long to tell them that answer within the time required, for
three (23) of the City (old town) of
» plot to destroy her.
plaint,
to-w't;
For
a
decree
of
divorce
the
date
of
the
serving
bv
publication
As a means of destroying the girl's people get tired. Sometimes they even want thereof, the plaint ff will apply
dissolving the bonds of mitrimony ex­ Medford, Oregon, as the seme is de­
Influence over the king, her brother get weary before the man begins to to theCourt for the relief prayed for of the said summons if published, or isting between the pla'ntiff and du- signated and described on the official
within
six
(6)
weeks
from
the
date
of
was charged with being a traitor, and speak. The world wants what you in her complaint, to wit: For a d cree
plat thereof now of record, together
the king, In Ids terror, ordered the know, hut it isn't willing to waste time < f divorce, dissolving the bond-of mat­ the said service of this summons upon fendant.
with all the improvements thereon
served
upon
you
Ibis
summons
is
listening
to
mere
words.
you
if
persmallv
served
upon
you
with
blacksmith to be brought to Justice
rimony existing between the plaintiff
situated.
consecutive
weeks
once
a
we-
k
six
out the Sta'e of Oregon.
and burned. The unhappy sister "sed
and defendant.
This summons in published once each
fill her allurements to save her broth­ WORLD'S POOREST CiTY
AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ by publica'i • . in Lb'.' Jacksonville Post,
This
summons
is
served
upon
you
in
week
for a period of six consecutive
a
newspaper
of
general
circulation
er, but fulled, finally asking, that she
FIED that if you fail to appear and
the Jacksonville Post, published at
IS MADE RiCHEST
might be present nt the burning. Dur­
answer the said complaint or otherwise published in Jacksonville, Jackson j weeks and seven times in the Jscksnn-
J ’.cksonville, Oregon, once a week for
ing the ceremony, before n hand could
plead thereto within the said time, th<^ Countv, Oregon, by order of Hon F. j ville Post, under and by virtue of an or-
BY TOURIST TRAVEL six
consecutive weeks, by order of
he outstretched to save her, she
plaintiff, will apply to the Court for M. Calkins, Judge of the above en­ , der duly made and entered by the Hon.
Jumped Into the fire, and was burned
Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judgeof the above
the relief prayed for in the said com­ titled Cour', which order *«■ made on I F. M. Calkins, Judge of the above en­
From
the
poorest
republic
in
the
with her brother.
entitled Court, which order was made
titled Court on October 18, 1920.
plaint as follows, to-wi';For an order November 17lh, 1920.
A few days after the burning the world to the richest is what tourists on the 15th day of November, 1920.
Date of first publication hereof being
GUS
NEWBURY.
ravel
did
for
Switzerland.
That
little
and
decree
of
this
court
quieting
ti
spirits of the two victims wore re­
GUS NEWBURY,
on
the 23rd day of October, 1920,
-epublie
practically
unknown
a
century
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
tie in the plaintiffs in the following de­
ported In the form of two “nath.” In
Attorney for Plaintiff.
BORDEN 4 LINDAS,
Residing at Medford Oregon.
scribed premises situated and being in
recognition of this, King Kynn-ylt- igo is now recognized the world over
Residing at Medto'd the County of Jackson, and State of
Attorney* for Plaintiff.
Tlm later Issued an edict that all his • s a playground for tourists because
Address: 107 East Main Street, Med-
subjects should honor the spirits by ib scenic beaufies were capitalized.
Oregon,
to
wit:
Data showjng what the tourist liusi-
ord, Oregon
suspending a coconut shell In their
Beginning at a point 30.72 chains
Notice to Creiitori
Notice of Sheriff's Sale East
houses, this custom still being ob­ -less has done for Switzerland has been
and 52 links North of Whe corner IN THE COUNTY COURT OF JACKON
irepared
by
Alfred
A.
Aya
reig-esenting
served by every Burman in the coun­
lie Swift interests in Oregon and
Notice of Final Settlement.
By virtue of an execution and Order common to sections Sixteen, Seventeen, COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON.
try
urned over to ttie Oregon State Chain- of Sale duly issued out of and under V>en ;y and Twenty one in Township
Notice is hereby given that the un­
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
NOT SO TRAGIC, AFTER ALL tier of Coinmerco to be used in connec- the seal of the Circuit
South, ’ Rarge one West of
circuit buurt
*..... j ' .................
Court ui
of uit
the . Thirty-eight
dersigned
has filed her final account as
V. A. Dunlap, Deceased.
ionwlth its state-wide expansion cam­ State of Oregon, in
i and for the County the Willamette Meridian, in Oregon,
administratrix of the estate of Lizzie
un-
Notice
is
hereby
given
by
the
Fair Traveler’s Emotion at Seeing Af­ paign now in progress.
and running thence South 77‘d degrees
fecting Parting Was in Large
It has a direct bearing on the cam­ of Jackson, to me directed and dat­ East 13.80 chains; thence South 7.45 undersigned, executrix of the estate I L. Reamp, deceased, with the County
ed
on
the
26th
day
of
October,
I Court of Jackson County, Oregon, at d
Part Uncalled For.
paign by reason of the fact that one of
chains; thence North 17'2 degrees West of V. A. Dunlap, deceased, to the that said court has appointed Friday,
lie chief arguments being used by the 1920, in a certain action therein, where
creditors
of
aad
all
persons
having
The temperamental difference be­ State Chamber Is that cities are apend- in Charles V/. Isaacs as defend int re- 13 80 chains; thence North 7.15 chains claims against th? said deceased, to the 24th day of December, 1920, at 9.30
tween a restrained and an emotional ng huge sums to advertise their in­ j covered judgment against Mamie E. to the place of beginning, containing exhibit such claims, with the neces­ o’clock in the forenoon as the time,
race occiiAloniill.v brings about kindred terests along civic Industrial lines. Riddle, Frank S. Isaacs an I Agnes lO^acres, more or less.
sary vouchers, within six months af­ and the court room of said court in the
effects through accident. A Iml.v, wait­
In the article prepared by Mr. Aya Isaacs Merrell the plaintiffs, for the
Also, beginning 30.72 chains East and
court house at Jacksonville, Oregon,
ing for a belated train, witnessed n lliowlng the economic value of tourist I sum of Ninety-one and 60 100 ($91.60) 52 links North of the section corners ter the publication of this notice to as the place for bearing objections
the
said
executrix,
at
the
office
of
T.
most affecting parting between an ravel he says:
j dollar«, with interest at the rate of 6 common to sections Sixteen, Seventeen
thereto and the settlement thereof. All
aged father and his son, both Italians.
“It Is estimated that tourists an- i per cent per annum from August 1st, Twenty and Twenty-one, in said Town­ W. Miles, which sail office th? under­
persons interested in said estate are
I
signed
selects
as
h
s
place
of
business
The old mini seemed In n frenzy ol iitally spend mor- than $750,000,000 in
woe. He moaned, raved, lifted his tile United States. Of this sum it is 1918, with co ts and disbursements ship and Range; the same being the in all matters connected with the said I hereby notified to appear at said time
1 and place and show cause why said fin­
clenched hands toward heaven and estimated Maine and Colorado receive taxed at— —dollars, and the further northwest corner of A. J. Brown’s ten estate of V. A. Dunlap, deceased.
al account should not be apnroved by
shook them despairingly.
•lose to $50,000,000; the New England sum of—— dollars, as attorney’s fees, acre tract, thence South on the West
LAURA S. DUNLAP,
I said court and said estate be decreed to
“Poor, poor souls!" she exclaimed dates close to $100.000,000; Florida which judgment was enrolled and line of said tract, 7.45 chains to the
Executrix of the Estate of V. ?A,
compassionately. "The young num go­ close to $200.000,000 and southern Cali­ docketed in the Clerk’s office of s ..id South corner of the same; thence North
’ be settled and closed and said adminis­
ing away to seek Ids fortune and the fornia close to $390.000.000- while in Court in said County on the 31st day 77'J degrees West 5. 25 chains; thence Dunlap, Deceased.
tratrix discharged from her trust
W. T. BELIEU,
old man left behind. I suppose he 1918 it was estimated that Oregon with of July, 1918.
North 4.25 chains; thence North 67 de­
Dated and first published November
Attorney for Executrix.
fears they may never meet again. A scenery second to none in the world
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant grees East 5.54 chains to *he place of
20, 1920.
commo-, tragedy, but it grips one’s received less than $5,000,000 from tills to the terms of the said execution, 1 beginning, containing 3.55 acres, mor
CLARE OLIVE REAME,
very heart.”
lource.
or less. Also, beginning at a point 5.54
A:!minis'ratr’x of the estate of Lizzie
“Cheer up!" briskly advised her
“The be: t example in the world of the will on the 17th day of December, 1920,
Summons
L. Reame, deceased.
companion, who understood Italian. possibilities of the tourist business Is at 10 o’clock A. M. of said date, at the chains South 67 degrees West of the
“The young chap Is only going to the Switzerland, with an area of 15.965 front door of the Courthouse ir. the northwest corner of the ten acre tract IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
next town to visit bls married sister square miles, or about one third larger City nf Jacksonville, in Jackson Coun­ of land sold bv E. K. Anderson to OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
Notice of Final Settlement.
and the venerable old person Is wor­ than Harney county in eastern Oregon ty, Origon, offer for sale and will sell Brown, said northwest corner being 30. JACCSON.
Notice
is hereby given that the un­
ried because he loaned him Ids sea­
"The Swiss did not consciously begin at public auction for cash to the high­ 72 chains East and 52 links North of N. W. Borden,
Plaintiff,
dersigned has filed her final account
son ticket and wishes now he hadn't development of the tourist Jjuslness est bidder, to satisfy said judgment, the section corner common to sections
vs.
promised to do so. IB* says he knows until about 100 years ago, starting together with the costs of this sale, Sixteen, Seventeen, Twenty and Twer -
as executrix of the estate of Robert B.
George H. Andrews, and unknown
the boy will lose It. but, anyway. If with the single guest In the spare
Re’me, deceased, with the County
Town-hip
and
Range;
heirs of George H Andrews, it be
lie does, lie'll break every bone In his room until today the little republic subject to redemption as provided by ty-one in said
Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and
10.05
chains
to
middle
thence
North
law,
all
of
the
right,
title
and
interest
be deceased; Eppie Andrews, and
body when he gets home. That’s nil.” has, according to the latest hotel guide,
that said court ha« appointed Friday,
Road; thened Etat 1.10 unknown heirs of Eppie Andrews,
959 hotels and doubles its population that the said plaintiffs, Mamie E. Rid­ lire of County
the 24th day of December, 1920, at ten
chains;
thence
South
8
chains;
thence
dle,
Frank
S.
Isaacs
and
Agnes
Isaac
if she be deceased; Rezin B. Pack­
annually through the tourists. It Is
o’clock in the forenoon as the time,
MONUMENTS OF VAST SIZE said the little village of St. Moritz has Merrell had on the 31st day of Joly, South 67 degrees West to the place of ard, and unknown heirs of Rezin
and the court room of said court in the
few over fifty native population, but 1918, or now have in and to the follow­ beginning, containing in all 15 55 acres. B. Packard, if he he deceased;
con-t house st Jacksonville. Oregon sa
That on Leipzig Battlefield, Though 1'700 beds for tourists."
ing described property, situated in the
And the plaintiffs be decreed to be Eutha Ann Packard, sometimes
Higher, Less Costly Than Me­
the place for hearing objections there-
Specific cities cited by the State County of Jackson. State of Oregon, the owners of the said described real known as E itha A. Smith, and un­
morial to Italian King.
j to «nd the settlement thereof. All per­
to advertise their possibilities include to-wit:
*
estate in fee simpl1; 'hat it be decreed known heirs of E Hh t Ann Pack­
sons interested in said esta'e are here­
Chamber that are spending huge sums
Beginning at the North corner of the that at the time of the death of E. K. ard and Eutba A. Smith, if she be
Leipzig posses.-es n monument San Francisco which Is now raising a
by notified to appear at said time ar.d
land
described
in
Volume
65,
page
37
which rises only a few Inches short fund of $2.'i0,000; Seattle now engaged
Anderson, March 13, 1912. the sail de­ dead; William Orn luff, and un­
place and show cause why said final
of 300 feet. “The Bnttle of the Na­ In raising $250.OoO and New Orleans < f the Deed Rec .rils of Jackson Coun cedent had no interest in any part or known heirs of William Ornduff, if
account should not be approved by said
tions" monument stands In the middle which put $100,' o into an advertising ty, Oregon, thence Northwest alot g parcel of the above described premises. he be deceased; C. W. Broback,
court, said estate b« decreed >o be
of the plain where Blucher routed Nn campaign.
Oakdale Avenue 1(H) feet: thence
That said defendants, and each and F. A Broback. Ellery P. Purcell.
settled and closed and said executrix
poleon's army. One million cubic j
Southwest at right angles to Oakdale every and all of them, and each and E. P Purcell, Lucinda Purcell, C.
discharged from her trust.
meters of earth were displaced to |
Where to Dodge Tips.
Avenue 115.5 feet; thence Southeast eveiv person or parly claiming or to M. Meeker, Chas. M. Meeker, Min­
make room for Its base. It Is sur­
Dated an I first published November
Iti India a native barber -an shave
rounded by nil enclosure a quarter of n person while asleep without awaking parallel to Oakdale Av.-nue 100 feet; claim bv, thr ugh, or under them, or erva A Meekïr. 'I A. Meeker.
! 20. 1920.
thence
Northeast
at
right
angles
to
n mile wide and nearly half n in lc » Im. so gentle Is his touch.
any of them, any right, ‘it'e, estite Frank H. Meeker. A. L. Reed, P. E
CLARE OLIVE REAME,
Oakdale Avenue 115 5 feet to the pla- e lien or interest of any kind or descrip Benson, and unknown heirs of C. W
long.
■ Executrix of the estate of Robert B.
of
beginning,
all
being
situated
in
the
Next to the Pyrntnlds It Is the high
tion whatsoever, be forever burred, Broback, F A Broback, Ellery
Reame, deceased.
City of Medford, Jackson County, O - enjoined, excluded, cut off. and re­ P. Purcell. E P. Purcell, Lucin­
est In the world, but It Is by no menus
------------------i ps i -i
■
the costliest This distinction belongs
gon. The same being more partici strained from asserting or setting up da Purcell, C. M. Meeker, Chas.
Notice to Creditors
to the nnilonnl memorial to Victor Em­
larly described as follows: Beginn:?g any claim of right, title, estate, lien H. Meeker, Minerva A. Meeker,
In the msttsr of liquidation of the
manuel II. erected on the Ciipltollne
South 54 degrees 30 minutes west CO or interest in or to the above describe! M. A. Meeker, Frank H. Meeker,
Bank of Jacksonville, Jacksonville,
hill tn Home nt n cost of $20,000,000
feet, and North 35 degrees 30 minutes real estate, or part or parcel thereof; P. E. Benson and A. L. Reed, if
It took 31 years to complete this huge
Oregon. Notice is hereby given that
West 50 feet from the Southwest Cor- and for such other, further and differ­ they, or either of them be deceas­
Notice
pile of marble steps, covered with
the Bank of Jacksonville, Jacksonville,
ne’ of Block Seventy-nine of the Orig­ ent order and relief as to theCourt may ed; Oregon & Transcontinental Com­
statues, bas-reliefs, and mosaics. Site-
Oregon, is in the hands of the Sup­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF J a CKSCN inal Townsite of the City of Medfo. d,
Coal, the architect, who designed It.
patii’. a corporation; Oregon &
seem just and equitable.
erintendent of Banks for liquidation.
Oregon; thence North 35 degrees 30
died long before the work was finish­ COUNTY. STATE OF OREGON.
California Land Comp in v. a cor­
This
summons
is
published
under
end
All persons having claims against said
minutes Wes. 100 feet; thence South
ed, but lie left models complete In In the Matter of the cha' ge
poration, and also all oth­
bank must file the lime, duly verified
every detail, nnd his original plans of the names of Sherwin R igg
54 degrees 30 minutes West 145 5 feet; by virtue of an order made by the Hon er persens ar parties unknown
as by law required, with tbe deputy in
were never tampered with.
Gutermute, an I Bertha Miller
, thence South 35 degrees 30 minutes F. M. Calkins, Judge of the First Ju­ claiming any right, title, interest,
charge at Jacksonville, on or before
Gutermute, husband and wife,
E-ist KM) feet; thence north 54 degress dicial District of Oregon, on the 20th lien or estate in and to 'he real
the sixteenth day of January. 1921.
Iron Rust Proof.
and of Rachel Ellen Gutermute,
3 > minutes E ist 145 5 feet to the place day of October, 1920.
estate described in the Complaint
To make Ironwork proof ngnlnst rust, Janet Virginia Gutermute and
The first publication of this summons
WILL H. BENNETT,
of beginning.
Defendants,
herein.
hent It until It is almost red hot nnd Sherwin Lyle Gutermute, their
Superintendent of Banks
is on the 23rd day of October, 1920,
Andrews.
Eppie
An-
Dated
this
6th
day
of
November,
To
George
H.
then brush It over with linseed oil. ! minor children.
for the State of Oregon.
ELIJAH
H.
HURD,
I
1920.
drew*, Rezin B. Packard, Eutha Ann
This makes a varnish whlelf, unlike or
g
Attorney for Plaintiffs. Packard, somvtimes known as Eutha First n'lblication October 16, 19^20.
C. E TERRILL.
dlnury pulut or enamel, does lot chip • Notice is hereby given that by or­
Last publiewtsea Jn»M*y *, 1N4.
A.
Smith,
William
Ornduff,
C.
W.
Bro-
der of the above named .Court, male
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
Residing at Medford, Oregon.
HIGH SPOT OF ADVENTURE
WAS THE FIRST CINDERELLA
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