Jacksonville post., July 02, 1921, Image 4

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Union Savins’4 & Loan Assn
A Co-operative Financial Organization, Under State
Supervison and Control
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ot yours ivin<i if you hid
a good First M irtgage on
improved
Real Estate for
Security?
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cs tal Ime nts í desred
Medford Depository, Jackson County Bank
Brown & White, Medford,
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unique musical feature. This moans
that any kind of Instrument or in­
struments can be used, from a fife
to a grand piano. Four or more
musicians will be required in any
band that competes for this prize.
The stunts in the parade will alone
be well worth seeing. Many will
compete and take part in this feature
that will make everybody laugh,
The Committee has put the admla-
slon charge to the big wrestling
match between Thye and Hand at a
dollar to all parts of the house, ex-
eept a tew seats at tbe rlngBide
Thia is about half the price usually
asked for standard wrestling match
such as this will be. The Mayors
of each City and Town In the Coun-
1 ty and their families will be giveu
complimentary tickets for ringside
seats.
The ballgame at the High school
grounds in the afternoon will follow
the wrestling match, and will give
the crowd a fine chance to root for
their favorites. The Elks teams from
Medtord and Ashland are so evenly
matched that the game promises to
be closely contested up to the last
aian out.
The stunts to be performed by
Pangborn and Clark in the flying
i
' machine while the ball game is in
process will supply all the thrills
I that are good for you. These two
I aviators are so daring in their per-
I
i formances that their reputations ex-
' tend all up and down the coast and
I well over into States further east.
Of course the fireworks display at
I night will furnish the spectacular
j features of the oocasion. It will be
' a display such as few people have
seen surpassed. The Ritt Fireworks
I Co., which will handle this part of
tbe celebration, say they have some
mightly big surprises in store, and
thousands will say “oh, isn’t that
magnificent!" when things begin to
go off.
Patriotic speeches of ten minutes
each will be delivered by a number
of well-known Jaokson County ora­
tors in Llthia Park while the wrest­
ling match is on. This will enter-
tain those who are not interested in
sporting contests.
Altogether the Jackson County
folks are going to show the rest of
the State what they are capable of
doing when they really get going.
Mrs. Chas. Loomis and other ladies
toured the country Saturday lining
up the different communities and
getting things sharpened up for the
parade.
Most of the things that we know
about diets are not so. Diets are go-
ing out of fashion, They used to be
quite the thing. ‘ There is only one
glaring exception to this generality,
and that is in the case ol those un­
fortunate women wno are making
frantic efforts to reduce. Of course,
there are still diets for certain dis­
eases and in aente illness, but in a
general way ft fa fair to «av thnf ‘^r
the average peraon and for the ordi­
nary so-called chronic ivise Ute uest
authorities are now admitting that
diets, as they used to be considered,
are not the scientific method of treat­
ment.
The whole point la that food is food,
and all good food properly chewed and
regularly taken, in conjunction with
adequate exercise and rest, tends to
Increase the energy of the entire
body and not one part any more than
another, «nd that most substantial
foods are body builders as well.
Healthy persons do not Jcnow that
they have any stomachs, They don’t
know what they eat and they don’t
care, provided they get It when they
The only redeeming feature about
want it and provided it tastes good.
The more you fuss about what you eating a picnic lunch in the wilds,
can and can't eat, and what you or rather sharing it with the ants
should and shouldn’t have, and what jand other bugs, is the fact that there
is good for your nerves and bad for
obesity, and what will cause dyspep­ are no waiters to tip. Walterp have
sia. and what will get by your finicky I sense enough to stay home.
stomach, the worse you will get
Either you have a capable stomach or I
you haven't. If you have, go to It, I Grave and gay—
and eat what you like of any sane
One mood cannot last al way;
food at proper intervals and In proper Riper joy is ours to gain
amounts and you will be happy. If
When we’ve suffered sorrow’s pain.
this is not the case, stop trying to
tinker with your digestive machine
yourself, but take it to an osteopath,
Billy Sunday is holding forth at
have him examine it thoroughly, find
He saved that
out why It doesn’t work well, and fix i Cleveland, Ohio.
It if he can.
i wicked old town about two years ago,
An automobile or a boat will not go > but it backslid, and now he has to
well if it is twisted or dented or If it j do it all over.again. And that is the
has a bad list. Neither will a human
stomach. It is silly to dump pepsin . way with the most of us. After we
pills or charcoal Into a stomach, | get saved we won’t stay hitched.
which Is suspended In a faulty posi­
tion as the result ot a twist or a dent
One U. S. Senator made a speech
or list in the body which holds it
Osteopathic physicians do not Ignore about rivers and harbors and naval
tlie chemical problems of digestion equipment that lasted twenty hours,
or the intricacies of diet, but they do
examine your body as a whole, as That man knows more about wind
well as your stomach and analyze the than water.
relations between the two In a com­
mon sense attempt to establish a
"Ah. wad some power the lift f
proper co-ordination. It is amazing
how quickly spinal adjustment will ge us, to see aursils aa ithers see us,”
sometimes restore a chronic ill-behav­ wrote Bobby Burna. Movie picture
ing Htooiach to a jwoporly art lag <n-
actors can now do that very thing
«ester.
By attending the performance aa or-
dinary citizens they can see them-
CELEBRATE AT ASHLAND.
selves act, just as others see them.
THE WORLD OVER
Lincolll-100 per
cent American
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"SALUTE
THE FLASf
» By HENRY XL BUNNER
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Off with your hat as the flag goes by!
And let the heart have its say;
You're man enough for a tear in your
eye
That you will not wipe away.
You’re man enough for a thrill that goes
To your ver^ finger-tips;
Ay! the lump just then in your throat
that arose
Spoke more than your parted lips.
Lift up your boy on your shoulder high.
And show him the faded shred
Those stripes would be red as the sunset
sky
If death could have dyed them red.
The old tune thunders through all the air.
And strikes right into the heart;
If ever it calls for you. boy, be there!
Be there, and ready to start.
Off with your hat as the flag goes by!
Uncover the youngster's head !
Teach him to hold it holy and high.
For the sake of its sacred dead.
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Legal Notices
Alias Summons
SUIT Tu QUIET TITLE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STA fE
OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF JACKSON.
Horace L. Roberts,
On next Monday the great Jaek-
We positively refuse to believe
son County Parade and Celebration that "one is born every minute.” It
will take place at Ashland. It looks surely ninst be one every half minute
as though everybody who can ride I and maybe more.
or walk will be there, either as spec­
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tators or participants in the events. There was once an ingenious gink
The committees are getting every­
Who invented an edible drink
thing ready for the big crowds.
i It was easy to chew.
And its taste was dark blue.
It will be wise for as many as
possible to bring their dinners with Witht a flavor of yellowish pink.
them, as the restaurants and lnnch
There Is altogethe- too much over­
rooms will be rushed to capacity.
It is suggested that stools and boxes head expense about our system ot
be brought to sit upon while the par­ distribution betwoen producer and
ade Is forming and passing by. as tt consumer; also a lot of bonehead
is estimated that it will take an hour expense.
and a half for the parade to pass a
One com Io paper shows a llttlo boy
given point, once it is In motion.
A
i The crowd is asked to spread itself reading a novel at a window
out along the line of March, so there thunder and lightening storm comes
will be no unneccessary crowding on up and he switches from the novel
to the bible, but as soon as the storm
a few blocks
The parade will undoubtedly ba abates he switches back to the novel.
the most popular feature aa those In Now. ain't that just like all the
charge have offered so many liberal rest of us? "When ths devil was
cash prizes that the competition will sick, the devil a monk would be. but
be keen. Mr. Jesse Winburn has an­ when the devil got well the devil a
nounced another cash prize for the monk was he.”
musical features. In addition to tho
The man who takes care ot our
150 offered tor the snappiest band,
he will give $25 In cash for the mon 'automobiles receives more pay than
a.
I the one who looks after the salvation tv of Jackson and Sta’e of Oregon,
' of our souls.
to wit:
Commencing at the intersection of
One little boy says that unless cows | F-.n- h street and Columbus Avenue,
tbo-.e- south or the center lint ot
and bees go to heaven the milk and
< ’o'u'ii u« Avenue, 176.7 feet, thence
honey the Sunday School teachers tell
east 30 feet to the southwest corner
I so much about up there will all be
of A ex irder Hubbard’s lot; thence
j canned stuff.
south 50.4 feat to the H. L. Robert’s
lot, thence east 125 3 'set; thence
Chicago Is said to have more rats
south 60 feet, thence east 30 feet to
than people, and there is a grave sus-
an alley, thince north along said alley
i picion that the political machine
110 4 feet, thence west on the south
there votes every one of them.
line of Al xander Hubbard’s lot 162 9
‘‘ect to Columbus Avenue.
That plaintiff be decreed to be the
owner in fee simple thereof, and that
rai l defendants, and each, every sad
all of them be decreed to have no right,
title or interest therein or thereto, end
Notice ot Sale
that said defendants, and each, every
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
and all thereof be forever barred, en­
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY
joined and restrained from asserting or
In th; matter of the Estate
setting any claim, right, title or inter­
of Julius Lietz, deceased.
est i'i or to the said described real es­
Notice is hereby given that in pur­ tate, or any nart or parcel ‘hereof and
suance of an order duly made by the a- for such other and further relief as to
bove entitled Court on the 8th day of the court may seem just and equitable
lune 1921, in the matter of the estate I in the premises.
This summons i« published in the
of Julius Lie’s, deceased, the under­
signed, administrator of said estate will Jacksonville Post under and hy virtue
sell at private sale, oil or after the 12'h ot an order made hv the Hon. F. M.
day of July 1921, subject to the con­ Calkins Judge of the First Judicial
firmation nf the above entitl'd Court, District of Oregon, on 2nd d iy of
for cash in gold coin of the United I June, 1921. The fir<t pnhliea’ion of
NtaUs of Atnariei. of the pres nt st.-mt this sum nona is made June 4, 1921.
d r! value, a I of lhe »it hl, title. ir>-
B. F. LINDAS,
t rest and es. ite of sai l Julius L'e'z,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ieeeas. d. at tho tim of hia death in 235 E st Main Stree*. Medford, Ore.
n i to the real property herei« after t
lescribed and ill of tli>- right, title and
nteres' th it the giid estate has ac­
Summons
quired by up ration ot law or other­
wise, other than, or in addition to that I SUIT IN EQUITY FoR DIVORCE
of said decease«! at the time of hi« j
death in ord to all that certain piece or ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
l »reel of land si’uate it: Jacksoil Coun ! OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
ty Sa’e of Oregon, more particularly FOF J ackson .
descrine.l aa being all of the South Noli D. Jackson,
Plaintiff
Half (S>2> of the South Half (S)^) of
VS.
Seclion 18, in Township 34 South, Arthur Jackson.
Defendant
R nge One West, of the Willameite
To Arthur Ja.-kron, Defendant:
Meridian, containing one hundred and
IN THE N’AME OF THE STATE
six'y-three acr< s (163) acres.
OF ORE'ION You are hereby com;
Terms of sale, cash in hand or one-
mand'-d to nnpear and answer the com­
half cash up'll acceptance and confir­
plaint of the tJauitiff herein filed against
mation of .«aid sale, balance to be se­
von in the above onti’lerl court and
cured by mortgage on si.id real proper-
cans" on or befo-e the 18th day of June
'v and payable one rear after date of
A. D.192’. said date being the expir­
sale with interest. Thi undersigned
ation ■ f s'x weeks from the date of
will receive off-rs or bids for lhe pur­
*he first miblication nf this summons
chase of the above describ 'd real prop­
or that you appear and answer plain­
erty at Suite 622, Corbett Building,
tiff’s eompliint filed against you in tbe
Portland, Oregon, June 4th, 1921.
above entitled court and cau«e within
A. E. W heelock ,
six weeks from the service of thia
Administrator of the Estate summons and copy of complaint np< n
of Julius, Lieiz. deceased j you if personally served wi'h said sum­
R. C. S ugg ,
mons and complaint, and vou are here­
Attorney for ndminisi.rator
by notified that if you fail to appear
and answer for want thereof the plain­
tiff will take j iigm mt against you as
prayed for in plaint ff’s c mpl-iint now
Notice for Publication
on file in this court and being for a
01083 J
decree nf court forever dissolving the
Department of the Interior, bonds of matrimony nowand heretofore
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, O.-e- existing b' tween *he plamtiff Nola D.
gon. June 4, 1921.
Jackson and the defendant Arthur
Notice ii hereby given that Kll-t Jackson.
Walter Zei Iler, of Jacksonville O re­
And for decree giving the care and
got:, who, on October 10, 1916, made
custody < f the minor children Vernon
Homeste id Entry, Serial No. 010833, and Edith Jackson to the plaintiff here­
for the NW)4 of SWJ^ and SW% in and for support of said children to
of NW'4 of Section 20, Township 39S, the amount of $60,00 per month.
Range 2 W., W'llamette Meridian, has
This summons is published by tbe
filed notice of intention to make Final
order
of the Honorable F. M. Calkins,
three year proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before F made Mav 6‘h 1921, ordering publica­
Roy Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at his tion of summons for the period of six
office ar Medford, Oregon, on the 12th consecutive weeks from the date of
publication, which first publication is
day of July, 1921.
May 7th.J1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
H. A. CANADAY.
Arthur S. Kleinhammer of Jackson­
ville, Oregon
Attorney for plaintiff, whoso address
Mrs. Mary E. Kleinhammer of Jack­ is 32 N. Central Ave. Medtord Oregon.
sonville, Oregon,
Charles Dunford ef Jacksonville,
Notice of Sale ol Real Estate in
Oregon,
M R. Buck of Jacksonville Oregon.
Suit tor Partition
W. H. CANON,
Register. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
Plaintiff,
vs.
OF OREGON,
JACKSON.
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF
Dora Schweitzer. Plaintiff
vs
I J. C Hampton, and the unknown
heirs of J. C. Hampton, and all
other persons and parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in and to the here-
nafter described real estate;
Defendants.
Notice is hereby ifiven, that I. the
undersigned, referee under and by vir­
tue of the interlocutory decree made
and entered in the above entitled court
and cause on the 11th day of June,
1921, and under and by virtue of an or­
der of thia Court directing rhe referee
to sell the following described real
property at public suction, will sell the
following described real property to
»he highest bidder, for cash, at public
nuetton, at the front door of the court
house in Jacksonville, in the County of
Jackson, and State of Oregon, on the
19:h day of July, 1921. at 10 o’clock A.
M . of that day.
C, F. Sample, also known ns Frank
Sample; Bernice Sample, Charlie Sam­
ple, Walter Sample, Hazel Irene Sam­
ple Hubbcrd formerly Hazel Irene Sam­
ple, also all other persons or parties
unknown claiming any right, title, es­
tate, lien or inheres» in tho real estate
describ d in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
To all persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien,
or interest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF ORtGON, you a d each of you are
hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of plaintiff filed against
you, within six weeks from the publi­
cation of this summons; and you and
The property is describe«! aa follows,
each of you are hereby notified that to-wit;
if you fail to appear and answer said
The 3outh half of the Northwest
complaint, or otherwise plead thereto,
quarter and the South half of the
within said time plaintiff will apply to
Southwest quarter of Section Four
the court for the relief prayed for in
[4] in Township Thirty-five [35]
his said complaint on file in said cause,
South of Range Two [2] West r.f the
towit:
Willamette Meridian in Oregon, situ­
For an order and drgree of this court
ated in Jackson County, Oregon.
quieting the title in plaintiff to the fol-
Dated thia 18th day of June, 1921.
lowing described real estate, situated
B en J. T rowbridge
and being in the City of Medford, Coun-
Referee