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---------i- »I Union Savings & Loan Ass’n A Co-operative Financial Organization, 1J n d er State Supervison and Control Would you ba satisfied with 0 on your savings if you had a good First Mortgage on improved Real Estate for Security? tv of Jackson and State of Oregon, him may do the trick, or tying a right, title, estate and interest in and to L ’ : string around his ears. Twisting his to the 'aid »'escribed promise'-, or any C>-»i t» owing at the intersection of part or parcel thereof, except as by tail is a sure curative, but only F h street and Columbus Avenue, strangers to the mule family ever do law provided; the r- smith or the center line of 4 For soch other and further reli -f that, and they only do it once. < 'ohltU* ui Avenue, 176 7 feet, thence rs to the court mav Siem just and e i*t 30 feet to the southwest corner equitable in the premises. of A exn der Hubbard’s lot; thence It is estimated that the wealth of This summons is published in the : south 50.4 felt to theH. L. Robert’s the county I b 300 billion dollars, an lot, th-oce east 125.3 feet; thence increase of fifty billions in the past Jacksonville Post b.v order of the Hon. south 6 I feet, thence east 30 feet t o seven years. If it was equally divid F. M Calkins, Judge of the Circuit an alley, thence north along said alley ed between all of us each would have Court of the State of Oregon f o- the $2.800. Have you got yours? Guess Conn'y of Jackson, and said order w.-.s I 110 4 feet, thence west on the south ma ie and dated the I2th day of May, j line of Alexander Hubbard’s lot 162 9 Morgan and Rockefeller swiped ours. 1921 and the date of the first publics- [ feet to Columbus Avenue. tion of this summons is the 14th day i That plaintiff be decreed to be the of May, 1921. owner in fee simple thereof, and that FRED W. MEARS, sai 1 defendrnts, and each, every and Attorney for Plaintiff. Address 217 8 all of them bedecreed to have no right, Liberty Building, Medford, Oregon. I title or interest thertin or there'o, and Legal Notices Nolice of Sale Ths can be had n aiy anni! ani on ninthly or yearly nstallm cr.ts f desred IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY In the matter of the Estate of Julius Lietz, deceased. Summons for Pubication IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY. I th it s iid defendants, and each, every ' and nil thereof be forever barred, en- 1 joined and restrained from asserting or setting any claim, rigii», title or inter est i i or to the said described real es- ta'e, or ary part or parcel thereof and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem just and equitable» in th- prem s“s. i Tai** summons i« published in the .1 ucksnnville Post under and by virtue nt an order made bv the Hon. F. M. C dkins lodge of the First Judicial District of Oregon, on 2nd diy of June, 1921, The first publication of this summons is made June 4, 1921, B. F. LINDAS, Attorney for Plaintiff. 235 E ist Main Stree», Medford, Ore. —------- »OB« Notice is hereby given that in pur Ella Smith, Platnti'T. suance of an order duly made by the a- VR. bove entitled Court on the Sth day of Celia Cross, 1 Defendant. June 19'21, in the matter of the estate To Celia Cross, defendant. of Julius Lietz. deceased, the under IN THE NA”E OF THE STATE signed, administrator of said estate w i'l OF OREGON: Yon are hereby requir sell at private sale, on or after the 12th ed to app-nr aryl answer the complaint day of July 1921, subject to the con I filed against you in (he id> v- entitled firmation of the above entitled Court, court and cause on or hefere six weeks for cash in gold coin of the United from the dale of the first publication States of America of the present stant of »Ids summ ns. And you nr- hereby to prohibit smoking In public inning d <rd value, all of the right, title, in in the country, with n roi.*J osritnnten ■'otiiied that if you fail to appear and rooms and other piddle plnces, was valuation of $160,1X10,000. Of further in terest and estate of said Julius L'e’z, first nmended to prohibit tlie consump terest to real estate men Is the fact deceased, at the time of his death in answer said Cjmnlain’ for w mt thereof tion in public of peanuts, chewing flint there are 700,(MM) retail establish the Plaintiff will, apply to the above gum, tea and coffee and then defeated ments selling tobacco, Involving a total and to the real property hereinafter entitled court for the r lief deman led by the senate. Tlie qiicstiqiitiafre rental and up keep Impossible to esti described and all of the right, title and in said complaint to-wit: i returns from tliat state were 92 per mate. besides flic large amount of of interes’. that the said estate has uc- SUIT IN EQUITY FuR DIVORCE For judgment against you in the I quired by operation ot law or other- cent ‘no.’ fice space occupied by administrative Canvass of 7,847 Editors Shows “In Iowa where the 'no’s’ were 95 branches of the general business. | wise, other than, or in addition to that sum ot $43.24, together with interest IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per I OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY per cent a bill to repeal tlie anti 7,393 Communities Against Tim Insurance men. too. have their I of said deceased at the time of his cigarette law lins been passed and annum from the 22nd day of May 1918 FOF J ackson . Abolishing Weed. share of the pickings. The tobacco I death in and to all that certain piece or signed by the governor. until p'id, and for the further sum of ( parcel of land si'uate in Jackson Conn busness pays out annually $7,000,000 Noll D. Jackson, Plain tiff “A bill to repeal the antl-clgnrette 1 ly Sate of Oregon, more particularly $20 00. attorney's fees and for the ANTIS LOSE THREE STATES, Inw In Knnsas, with 80 per cent 'no's.' ! In premiums In the United States. vs. And there are the railroads who reap I described as being all of the S<ai h costsand disbursements h jrein tube Is receiving the attention of Its legis Arthur .Tnck=m, Defendant Utah, Under Mormon Influence, Only lature. Last year n petition for a revenue from 2.210.000 tons of tobacco Half (SJ4) of the South Half (SJJ ot taxed. products every year. To Arthur Jackson, Beferdant: This summors by order of the Hon. Commonwealth to Adopt Prohibi Section 18, in Township 34 South, referendum in Oregon to prohibit tin' As for tlie advertising business. tion Measura During Year. use of tobacco failed of sufficient sig I here again it Is Impossible to form Range One West, of the Willamette F. M Calkins, Judge of the above IN THE NAME OF THE STATE natures to firing the question to a Meridian, containing one hundred and entitled Cour», regularly made in onen I OF OREGON You are hereby comt ts tobacco going to hare Its scalp vote, and 95 per cent of the editors ! any estimate of the enormous annual Court at Jacksorvi'le, Oregon, on 'he mend, d »n appear »”d answer »he com- sixty-three acres (163) acres. added to the belt of the prohibitionist declare their public against legislation. I outlay. IDh day of A»ril 1921, is served upon pli'n» of »»■ r ’a^tiff herein filed against Tlie prohibition of tobacco would also Terms of sale, cash in hand or one- beside that of the lamented but as | In Oklahoma an anti-cigarette bill Ims knock a good-sized hole In the receipts you by the j-.blieafion the-cof once per von in »he above enti'led court and yet not altogether late alcohol?” is been reported unfavorably In tlie of the United States government. half cash upon acceptance and confir week for a period of six successive , ennp » nn n- hrfn-e th*- »8'h day of June mation of said sale, balance to be se- the question asked by Garret Smith bouse. Tlie editors of that state re The Internal revenue receipts from weeks (seven times) in the Jackson A. D 19”. said date being the expir- ; cured by mortgage on said real oroper- ported 04 per cent against its public tn an article, Id the current issue of ville Post, a newspaper published reg tobacco for the fiscal year 1020 amount tion if s x ''■pels from »he date of support. Leslie's Magazine.” ed to 8295.SO9.355.44. Customs duties ! tv and payable one year after date of ularly at Jacksonville, Oregon, and of th" first fl-st ni'h'ic nnh'ii’ .Iion it ion of this summons "Outside of Utah, where Mormon provided an additional $25,000.000 in , sale with interest. Th« undersigned The writer reaches the conclusion Influence predominates,” tlie article round figures, milking the total revenue will receive offers or bids for the ti'tr- gen Tai cir-ule'ion in s lid Cntiniy and o>- that von appear and answer plain ♦hat while there has been increased concludes, "tlie antl-tobncco move S'ate. The da*e of th * first mitili -a- ♦iff’« n >mp'’in» filed against vou in the . chase of the above described real prop- agitation and legislative activity on ment appears, ns In tlie case of Ten return to the government $320.000,000. tion of this a immons being on th- 14 h ch ,ve e' 'it'-d court and cause within •rty at Suite 622, Corbett Building, Influence on Popular Sentiment the subject of tobncco following the nessee, Arkansas and Iowa, to lie los day of Ma 1921, ai d the da e f the six weeks from »he service of this It Is tills Interlocking of the tobncco Portland, Oregon, June 4th, 1921. success of the drive for prohibition ing ground and is not to any consid la«t p iblication thereof being on the s'>mm<’ns ord copy of complaint up* n bus ness with so many other Interests A. E. W heelock , of liquor the efforts of reformers seek erable extent supported by the peo 25th day of June 1921. you if personally served wi»h said sum and the vast amount of financial loss ing to abolish tobacco hnve no general ple." Administrator of the Estate NE VT )N W, BORDEN, that would lie Involved In the abolition mons and complaint, and vou are here The friends of tobncco feel particu of Julius, Lietz, deceased support. This opinion is bused on the of tobacco that is one of the most se Attorney for Plaintiff. Adlress; 107 by notified that if voo fail to appear larly elated over tills showing. Inas results of the questionnaires on the R. C. S ugg . rious nspects of the proposal to pro East Main Street.. MelfocJ, Oregon. and answer for want thereof the plain much as 1920-21 was a maximum year subject sent out to newspaper editors hibit the sale of tobncco, a proposal, Attorney for administrator tiff will take judgment against you as In legislative circles with 42 state leg- of the country by the Press Service iatures In session nnd tlie tobncco sub however, which has little support by ! orayed for in plaintiff’s c 'mplnint now public sentiment If the newspaper edi Company of New York City. ject received nn unusual amount of i on file in this court and bfting for a tors of the country are correct in tlielr SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION The questions asked wore: consideration. i decree nf eoort forever dissolving tlie estimate of that sentiment. 019833 (1) Do you fuvor the enactment oi bonds of matrimony nowand heretofore IN SUIT IN EQUITY In a poll of the editors made recently Department of the Interior, laws prohibiting tlie personal use of existing b' tween the plaintiff Mola D. b.v the Tobncco Merchants' Association FOR FORECLOSURE. U. S. Land Offi -e at Roseburg, Ore- tobacco by adults? of tlie United States, through the Press i Jackson and the defendant Arthur (2) In your Judgment does the gen Service Company of New York City, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE gor, June 4, 1921 lJackson. eral sentiment of your community Kn-t N Rice is hereby given that 95 per cent of the 7,847 editors who OF OREGON. FOR THE COUNTY OF favor such legislation? And for decree giving the care and I Walter Z :i Iler, of Jacksonville Ore- replied expressed tlie opinion that the JACKSON. (8) Is the use of tobacco personal- people of tlielr cortimun ties wore op gir, who, on Octob' r 10, 1916, made custody of the minor children Vernon ly objectionable to yon? Plaintiff, Homestead Entry, Serial No. 010833, I and Edith Jackson to the plaintiff here- posed to any Inw against tobacco. As Ed. Lundberg. By GARRÉT SMITH No arguments accompanied the ques | in and for support of said children to these editors represent some 80.000,000 v.». for the NWJ4 of SW'4 and SWJ4 tions nnd from their form It wns lin- “Got a match?" renders tlie results form a prejty gen ■ Minerva F. Faringhv and Geo R. of NW!4 of Section 20, Township 39S, ' the amount of $60,00 per month. ¡xixilbl* for any editor to determine How many times n day Is that ques eral test of nntlonnl opinion. I Faringhy, her husband, Range 2 W., W-llamette Meridian, has | This summons is published by the Defendants. tlie altitude of the questioners. tion asked In these United States? tn their remarks accompanying their Out of 12,518 editors questioned, Ilow many more times Is tlie question replies many of the editors expressed ■ To .Minerva E Faringhy an d Geo filed notice of intention to make Final order of the Honorable F. M. Calkins, 7,847 replied according to tlie summary unnecessary because most pockets are it as their opinion that the oppos tlon | R. Faringhy, her husband, the above three year proof to establish claim to ( made Mav 6th 1921, ordering publica given. These editors, It is estimated, k<iit well supplied with the useful of tlielr communities to the abolition named defendants: the land above described, before F tion of summons for the period of six represent s combined circulation of little article? Anyhow, inasmuch as it of tobacco was based to some extent at | IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Roy Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at his consecutive weeks from the date of 21,870,046. Of tlie 7,847 editors reply Is estimated tliat there are 31),000.000 least on the damage sucli a change office ar Medford, Oregon, on the 12th publication, which first publication is ing, 7,393, or 95 per cent, represent tobacco users in th* country, we would would do to the business Interests of OF OREGON: You and teach of you May 7th.J1921. day of July, 1921. are hereby required to appear and public sentiment In thalr communities guess tliat the answer to that question tlie community. Tills was particularly Claimant names as witnesses: H. A. CANADAY, answer the complaint of plaintiff filed as opposed to nntl-tobacco legislation. would run Into the hundreds of mil- true In the tobacco growing states and Arthur S. Kleinhammer of Jackson Attorney for plaintiff, whose address Only 200 editors, or 3 per cent of lions. centers where there were large tobacco ' against you in the above entitled suit those replying believed there wns any within six weeks from the date of the ville, Oregon For If it weren’t for the smokers In plnnts. is 32 N. Central Ave. Medford Oregon. Mrs. Marv E. Kleinhammer of Jack Considerable sentiment favorable to these days of electric lights bow many But when the extent of the btislnesa first publication of this sun-mors, tobacco prohibition. There were 174, mutches would lie used? A pretty Involved in the allied interests of the and you and each of you ate heie- sonville, Oregon. •r 2 per cent, In doubt, while 20 failed small proportion of tlie number of tobacco trade is considered, ns above by notified that if you fail to appear Charles Dunford of Jacksonville, to reeerd their Judgment. these “sticks of blazes” produced In hriefl.v outlined, It Is clear flint there nnd arswer said complaint, or other- Oregon. Notice of Sale of Real Estate in the country every year. Abolish to Is linrdl.v a section of the country that Editor** Judgment Unbiased M. R. Buck of Jacksonville Oregon. wise pl ?ad thereto, within said time Suit tor Partition “It Is of special Interest to note linceo nnd the mutch business would b« would not be affected directly or ‘n- » plaintiff will apply to the court for W. H. CANON, directly by abolishing tobacco. that 560 editors in answering the first shot to pieces. Register. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE the relief prayed for in his raid com- But the match business is only one i question, personally favored such OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF I I ! plaint on file in said cause, to-wit: of a dozen or more allied industries legislation, although only 200 of them JACKSON. which derive large revenues directly or For a judgment and deer re against I reported that public opinion also fa Indirectly from the tobacco trade and Dora Schweitzer, Plaintiff vored the prohibition of tobacco nn he defendants and c ich of the n as SUIT Tl» QUIET TITLE V» Jj.dlcatlnn of the conscientious effort would suffer heavily if national pro follows: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE J. C Hampton, and the unknown jnn.la by the editors to distinguish pub hibition of tobacco nere to go Into i I. For a judgment against the de- lic opinion from tlielr own personal effect as some of our reformers would One thing likeable about Christ j fendants and each of them for the full OF OREGON, 'IN AND FO’R THE COUNTY heirs of J. C. Hampton, and all linve It. The annual sales of tobacco I ‘ OF JACKSON. opinions," the article continues. other persons and parties unknown ian Science is that it has no hell in it. "The highest percentage of replies products, based on retail prices, Is es People get so much hell here on sum of One Hundred Fifty Dollars Horace L. Roberts, claiming any right, title, estate, Plaintiff, timated nt $1,937.000,000. Of tb* cost together with interest thereon at the reporting public opinion favorable to lien or interest in and to the here- vs. earth that it is real good of the rate of ten per cent per annum from prohibition of tobacco came from Utah, of producing nnd selling this qunntlty nafter described real estate; . C, F. Sample, also known as Frank Christian Scientists to leave it out of of cigars, cigarettes and other forms where 42 per cent of the editors October 4, 1915. and for the sum of of the weed, some hundreds of million Sample; Bernice Sample, Charlie Sam the hearafter. Defendants. thought the public wer* for such a ! £52.31) taxes with interest thireon at ple, Walter Sample, Hazel Irene Sam- movement. Utah is the only state dollnrs are paid out for other things Notice is hereby given, that I, the six per cent per annum from Novem which has since adopted an antl- than the raw tobacco mid labor of After reading the daily accounts ot ber 10 1920 uutil paid, ard for the sum | pie Hubb.ird formerly Hazel Irene Sam undersigned, referee under and by vir cigarette law. The result was fore- making It up. men drinking the poisonous decoc of $93.19 for special assessments of ple, also all other persons or parties tue of the interlocutory decree made 825,OCJ.OOO a Year for Boxes rest by several of the editors who tions being made and peddled around the City of ’ledford with interest unknown claiming any right, title, es- and entered in the above entitled court For example, the tobacco trade con- as whisky, one is elated that the Influence of tlie M er tempted to thereon at six per cent per annum 1 tate, lien or interes* in the reel estate and cause on the 11th day of June, mon Cliurch was against tobacco. The sûmes each year 45,OOH,(XX) pounds of think that man. instead of the burro, from November 10, 1921 until pai l, and 1 describ d in the complaint herein. 1921, and under and by virtue of an or Mormon Church Is also strong In Idaho, licorice, 50,000,000 pounds of sugar, De fendants. der of this Court directing rhe referee for the sum of $5)00 as attorney’s which Is the other state where tlie use botli used In flavoring tobacco, and should be called an ass. To all persons or parlies unknown to sell tlie following described real fees, together with the costs and dis ef tobacco was recently prohibited, 050.(XX) tons of coal, ft la estimated | claiming any right, title, estate, lien, property at public auction, will sell the Good boosting for your town and bursements of this suit to be taxed. bat th* governor has signed tho bill that the value of wooden cigar boxes or interest in the real estate le-cribed following described real property to Juat passed, In which tlie prohibitory used Is $25 IXXI.IXX'I a year, quite an country always pays. It is like bread 2 That said mortgage be foreclosed; legislation Is repealed. In this state Item to the lunibi. business and to cast upon the waters—bound to show in the complaint herein: »he highest bidder, for cash, at public that said real property described in 89 per cent of the editors estimate manufacturers of the boxes. up again tn due time enlarged into plaintiff's complaint and agun de IN THE NAME OF THE STATE auction, at the front door of the court In making these boxes 5.10,000 sentiment In their communities ns big loaves and spread with both but scribed as follows: j OF' OREGON, you a d each of you are house in Jacksonville, in the County of against tobacco prohibition, which, pounds of mills are employed, Other ter and Jam. hereby required to appear and answer Jackson, and State of Oregon, on the Lot number Thirteen (13) in Block nevertheless, is fl per cent below the large Items used In milking nnd pre paring tobacco for sale are fin nnd number One (I) of the Corroy-Clancy the complaint of plaintiff file.1 against 19th day of July, 1921, at 10 o’clock A. average reported opposltlen Congress appropriates millions for Subdivision to the Citv of Medf ird, you. within six weeks from the publi M. of that day. "The legislature of Tertnessee some lead foil, paper for bags mul cigarette week« ago passed and ttie governor wrappers, cloth for tobacco bags, la battleships and more millions to heli Oregon, as per map or plat of said cation of this summons; and you and The property is described a« follows, has signed a bill repealing tlie antl- bels. coupons, etc., Involving the print the afflicted in foreign countries subdivision of record in the office of each of you are hereby notified that to-wit? ing trnde extensively. rtgarette law of thnt state. Tlie ques which, while all right in a way, It the County Recorder of Jackson Coun if you fail to appear and answer said The Sou'h half of the Northwest Then building contractor« and manu not carried to excess, goes to prove ttoanalre showed 93 per cent of Its ty, Oregon be sold as b.v law required. I complaint, or otherwise plead tharete, quarter and th* South half of the editor* believed the public against facturers of machinery are largely In that it could also appropriate a few and that the proceeds, or sufficient within said time plaintiff will apply to Southwest quarter of Section Four Investments In plants mid anti tobacco legislation. The legisla terested millions in amalgamating the afflict- thereof, t.e applied in payment of said the court for the relief prayed fur in [4] in To« nahip Thirty-five ture ef Arkansas has also passed a machinery employed In manufactur South of Range Tso [2] West cf ihe bill repealing Its ant!-ctgnrette law. In ing tobacco are estimated at $102.0(XV ed poor of the cities with the idle judgment, interest, taxes, special as his said complaint on file in said cause, Uits stat* 94 |>er cent ef the editors (MX). Replacement, up keep and Inter lands of the country, and set men to sessments, attorney's fees, coats, dis towit: dlamette .Meridian in Oregon, situ est on tlie Investment muke no small work. bursements and accruing costs; | For an order and degree of this court reported against tobacco prohibition. ated in Jackson C ounly, Oregon. sum annually. Dated this 18»:r of Juno. 1921 3. That the said defendants, and each quieting the title in plaint ff to the fol- Arizona’s Practical Joke And let realty men not* there ar* There ara several ways to start a anj every one of them, be forever lowing described real estate, situated B en J. T rowbridge "A bill, Introduced In the current approximately 325.1XX) tobacco farms j balky mule. Building a Referee fire under j barred and foreclosed of any and all and being in the City of Medford, Coun- l eaeafon ef the legislature of Arizona Medford Depository, Jackson County Bank Brown & White, Medford, Oregon TOBACCO'S FOES LOSING GROUND Summons Notice for Publication MANY INDUSTRIES TIED TO TOBACCO Alias Summons i