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JACKSONVILLE POST
VOL. XVIII.
JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924
NO. 6
[ sale and will sell at public auction for
5-acre Tracts for Sale.
5-acre tracts, southwest part of Jack­ I cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy
Commencing June 7 city water may sonville; fine well on one; orchard on said judgment, together with the costs
be used only during the following hours two; fine grape land and view of val­ of this sale, subject to redemption as
provided by law, all of the right, title,
E. H. HURD.
Rev. Edgar will preach at
Examinations for state cer­ of each day for irrigation purposes and ley; $500 each.
and interest that the said defendant
The Jacksonville Post—
402
Medford
Bldg.,
Medford.
at no other time until further notice:
Laddie Farmer had on the 6th day of
Uniontown Sunday at 2:30. plant, buildings and real es­ tificates will be held at Jack­ From 6 to 8 o’clock in the mornings
Summons
for
Publication.
May, 1924, or now have in and to the
and from 7 to 9 o’clock in the evenings.
Virginia Fick is visiting tate-—has been sold, the new sonville commencing at nine No
following described property, situated
Suit for Divorce.
open hose are to be used at any
friends and attending Junior owner to take charge at i o’clock Wednesday, June 11, time. The City Council asks for the In the Circuit Court of the State of in the County of Jackson, State of
and continuing until Saturday hearty co-operation of all water users Oregon in and for the County of Jack- Oregon, to-wit:
Chautauqua in Grants Pass once.
The Northeast quarter (NED and
in this plan to save our supply of water son.
this week.
Mrs. Blanche Cook, re­ afternoon of the same week. until such time as there may be rain. Dorothy G. Rowland, Plaintiff, vs. the Southeast quarter (SED of the
Southwest quarter (SWD of Section
Applicants must present A supply of water must be kept for Dewey Rowland, Defendant.
Mrs. Pearl Dodson of Oak­ cently of Mount Morris, Ill.,
To Dewey Rowland, the above named Ten (10), Township 38 South, Range
use
in
case
of
fire.
themselves for the examina­
defendant:
Two East of the Willamette Meridian.
land, Cal., is here visiting at who has successfully publish­
I
Jacksonville City Council.
In the Name of the State of Oregon, i Dated* this 7th day of May, 1924.
tions they wish to take at the
ed
newspapers
in
that
state
the home of her brother,
you are hereby required to appear and
C. E. TERRILL,
Bids Wanted.
and Iowa for a number of time set for the question en­
answer the complaint of the plaintiff
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Judge Gardner.
For janitor for twelve months at the filed against you in the above entitled By L. D. Forncrook, Deputy.
years, is the new editor and velopes to be opened, as the Jacksonville
school. Bids must be in cause within six weeks from the date
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W. B. Welch and wife are
examinations
cannot
be
offer
­
owner. The lady spent a
by June 16, 1924.
of
the
first
publication
of
this
sum-
here from Klamath Falls vis­
Mrs. Roy V. Martin, Clerk. mons, and you are hereby notified that
Summons for Publication.
couple of weeks here a year ed at any other time or place. 2t
iting their relatives — the
if you fail to appear and answer said
The
rules
and
regulations
re
­
Suit for Divorce.
ago and was so well pleased
complaint or otherwise plead thereto
Chitwood family.
In
the
Circuit
Court of the State of
with this portion of the coun­ garding the examinations
within said time plaintiff will apply to
Dalton Terrill, a former try, and Jacksonville partic­ will be read at 9 o’clock on For sale at sacrifice to close estate, the court for the relief prayed for in Oregon, for Jackson County.
Roy McCampbell, Plaintiff, versus
complaint as follows, to-wit:
clerk in the sheriff’s office, is ularly, that she decided to the morning of the first day. NE>>4 SWJ4 SEJ4 NW'T and Lots2and her For said a decree
Rlanche McCampbell, Defendant.
of
this
court
that
the
Sec. 6, T. 33 S. R. 2 W„ about 160
To Blanche McCampbell, the above
now in the employ of the j buy the Post property and j Those entering latei in the 3 acres
timberland, Jackson County, Or­ bonds of matrimony existing between
Defendant:
Cal.-Ore. Power Co. at Med­ locate here. She and her] i week and wishing to take egon. containing three to four million the plaintiff and defendant be forever named
In the Name of the State of Oregon,
dissolved
and
held
for
naught;
that
pine and fir.
ford.
son Robert arrived here Fri-i only a few of the examina­ feet good
plaintiff be divorced from the defend­ you are hereby required to appear and
M.
R.
Klepper, Administrator,
V. T. Wilson and family day, having driven through' tions should present them­
ant,
and for such other and further re­ answer the complaint of the plaintiff
1517 Yeon Building, Portland.
lief
as
to the court may seem just and filed against you in the above entitled
selves at the secretary’s desk
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have moved into their new in their car.
cause within six weeks from the date
equitable in the premises.
home near the M. E. church,
Mrs. Cook has the ability I for registration and for in­ Jacksonville Lodge No. 10,1. 0. 0. F. This summons is served upon you by of the first publication of this sum­
and you are hereby notified that
the property recently sold and energy to make a com­ formation regarding tne Meets every Saturday Evening at 7:30. publication thereof in the Jacksonville if mons,
you fail to appear and answer said
I rules.
Post,
a
weekly
"newspaper
of
general
All members and visiting brothers are
by E. R. Jones.
complaint or otherwise plead thereto
plete success of the business
cordially invited to attend the meet­ circulation, printed and published reg­
The eleven subjects requir­ ings.
within said time plaintiff will apply to
ularly
and
weekly
in
Jacksonville,
Jack-
and
no
doubt
will
be
able
to
Miss Mary Ryan, one of
ed fora one-year elementary
D avid D orn , N. G.
son County, Oregon, pursuant to an or­ the Court for the relief prayed for in
the popular clerks in the improve the Faper in some certificate are U. S. History,
A lfred T. N orris , Sec. Pro-Tern. der of Hon. C. M. Thomas, Judge of his said complaint, to-wit:
For a Decree of this Court that the
respects.
W
riting,
Physiology,
Read
­
the above entitled court, which said or­
sheriff’s office, has returned
bonds
of matrimony existing between
Summons.
is dated April 23, 1924.
from a vacation with rela­ All unpaid subscriptions to ing, Arithmetic, Grammar, In the Circuit Court of the State of der The
the Plaintiff and Defendant be forever
first
publication
of
this
summons
Geography, Theory & Prac­ Oregon for Jackson County.
tives in Portland and Sacra­ the Post are payable to the j tice,
will be made on the 25th day of April, dissolved and held for naught; That
Spelling, School Law Fred O’Kelly, Plaintiff, vs. M. C. 1924.
Plaintiff be divorced from the Defend­
T. W. MILES,
new publisher, also all local | and Civil Government.
mento.
Miller, and D. L. Miller, Defendants.
Attorney for Plaintiff. ant, and that he have such other relief
Miss Olga Anderson, the and commercial advertising I
Residence and post office address: as the Court may deem just and equi­
To: M. C. Miller and D. L. Mil’er,
from
June
1st,
and
all
legal
Medford,
Oregon.
a25 j6 table.
Defendants:
very efficient and popular
This summons is served upon you by
I Also the 4th of July is com­ In the Name of the State of Oregon,
publication thereof in the Jacksonville
stenographer in the sheriff’s advertising except the legal ing—if anybody happens to you are hereby required to appear and
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
ans-. er the complaint filed against you
By virtue of an execution duly issued Post, a weekly newspaper of general
office, left this week for a notices which expire with ask you.
in the above entitled action within six cut of and under the se<»l of the Circuit circulation, printed and published regu­
well-earned vacation with this issue.
(6) weeks of the date of the first pub­ Court of the State of Oregon, in and larly in Jacksonville, Jackson County,
Circuit
court
will
resume
relatives and friends in Sac­ After a vacation of a few operations next Monday with lication o” this Summons, which date for the County of Douglas, to me di­ | Oregon, pursuant to an Order of the
I weeks in the mountains, dur­
of first publication is May 23, 1924, and rected and dated on the 3rd day of I Hon. C. M. Thomas, Judge ol the
ramento.
Judge
Thomas
on
the
bench.
tn'ess
you so appear and answer within May, 1924, in a certain action therein, I above entitled Court, which said Order
ing the hot season, it is our j
si«i time the Plaintiff will apply to the wherein Lillie Farmer as Plaintiff, re­ | is dated April 30, 1924.
Mr3. B. E. Haney of Port­
intention to embark in an- j The annual big automobile Court for the relief prayed for in the covered judgment against Laddie Far­ The first publication of this Summons
land, a former resident of
race classic of the northwest Complaint, to-wit: For judgment mer the defendant, for the sum of Fif­ will be made May 2. L. 1924.
other line of business.
A. ROBERTS,
this place, whose maiden
against you in the sum of $106.20, and teen Hundred and Thirty and no-100
We desire to thank the will be held at the Jackson for
Attorney for Plaintiff.
his
costs
and
disbursements
of
the
($1530.00)
Dollars,
which
judgment
name was Birdie Schmitt,
Residence and post office address:
Post’s army of patrons for County speedway near Med­ action.
was enrolled and docketed in the
Ashland, Oregon.
spent Memorial Day in Jack­
This
Summons
is
published
by
Order
Clerk
’
s
office
of
said
Court
in
said
their good will and patronage ford on June 19th and 20th. of the Hon. C. M. Thomas, Circuit County -n the 28th day of July, 1921.
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sonville. Her parents are
and hope that the same liber­ There will be five feature Court Judge of Jackson County. Ore­ Notice is hereby given that, pursu-
buried here.
al and courteous treatment* events each day, three of gon, which order was dated May 19, ant to the terms of the said execution,
C. F. PRUESS,
I will on the 14th day of June, 1924, at
Mrs. Will Hurst and will be accorded the new which will be contests of 1924.
Attorney for the Plaintiff. 10:00 A. M., at the front door of the
Selling out ranches, $2 per acre up;
daughter Hazel of Oakland, publisher.
speed in which the fastest Post Office address: Grants Pass, Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville, 10 years time. Ranches for rent.
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Gold Ray Realty Co., Medford, Ore.
Cal. arrived here Saturday
In conclusion we will add race cars of the northw'est Oregon.
News Items of
Jacksonville Post
Exams for Teach­
Local Interest
ers' Certificates
Changes Hands
Timber Land for Sale.
Real Estate for Sale.
evening for an extended visit that the Post has worked un­ will be driven by drivers
with Mrs. Hurst’s parents, ceasingly every issue for the known for their daring per­
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wil­ betterment and advancement formances in former events.
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liamson, and other relatives. of Jacksonville and this entire
Presbyterian Church.
Moonshiners, here’s your community—and the result A» next
Sunday is Children's Day
chance of a lifetime—two proves that our efforts have and will be observed thruout the land
500-gallon and two 250-gallon not been a failure. Since we as such, we will have a program in our
church in keeping with the spirit of the
redwood tanks will be sold took charge of the Post near-* day. We have had some workers train­
at the courthouse tomorrow ly three years ago the popu­ ing the young folks fortheir respective
and will undoubtedly have a
at ten o’clock by the sheriff lation of the town has about pf.rts
worth-while program. Dr. Webster,
at auction sale—the remains tripled—so have the values who is now helping us in our Sunday
of the notorious Sams Valley of real estate and rents, with school work, will give a short address
to parents on ‘"Religious Education.”
the future prospects of the The
distillery.
Sunday school will convene at ten
as usual, and then at 10:30 the
Our half dozen school town looking brighter than o'clock
program will begin, running through
perhaps
ever
before.
More
teachers have gone away for
the church hour. Parents and all who
the summer vacation—most real estate deals have been are interested in children are invited to
be present.
of them to their former, made here in the last 3 years 1
Edwin H. Ed^ar, Pastor.
homes. All of them were than for 30 years before. We
Jersey Cow for Sale.
offered the same positions, are not claiming all the cred­ Age about mne years; will be fresh
and have accepted except it for this most welcome i in January; price $50.
Fred Hoefs.
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Prof. Eagy, the commercial change, but all who are com­ i , 2t
petent
to
judge
as
to
the
Notice of Administrator’s Sale.
instructor, and Mrs. Arm­
In the County Court for J ack »on
merits
of
a
newspiper
.say,
priest, of the third and 4th
County, Oregon.
that
the
Post
io
entitled
to
a
In the Metter of the Last Will and
grades, whom, it is under­
| of the Estate of P. Edwin Parker, De­
good
share
of
this
credit.
stood, will not return.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
Judge Roe and his young
Johnny Miller is over from to an Order of the County Court for
nephew, Sammy Ball, and
Jackson County, Oregon, dated May
Klamath Falls visiting home 24, 1924, I will, on and after Saturday,
Robert Cook, son of the new
folks a couple of days. He June 28, 1924, sell at private sale to
publisher of the Post, “played
the highest and best bidder for terms,
“flew” over in his Ford bug. cash
in band, and subject to confirma­
havoc” with the finny tribe
tion by the Court, the Southwest Qu >,
The road-pavers are mak­ ter of Section Fourteen (14i, Townsiip
in Applegate Sunday. They
bagged so many fish that the ing remarkable progress and Thirty-six (36) South, Range Three
farmers made much com­ almost half a mile of the (3) East of Willamette Meridian in
Jackson County, Oregon, and that bids
plaint because it lowered the J acksonville-Medford road therefor may be submitted to the un­
water so that it failed to is paved at that end. Mr. dersigned administrator addressed to
him in care of the Jacksonville Post at
reach the irrigation ditches. Schell, the contractor, is for­ Jacksonville
in Jackson County, Ore­
The anglers also met several tunate in being able to get gon, or addressed to the law firm of
farmers who blamed the wa­ such a splendid crew of men Norton & Allen at Grants Pass in Jo­
sephine County, C. egon.
ter shortage to the fish drink­ from the Supt. and foreman Dated thii 29th day of May, A. D.,
ing so much of it as to almost < down to the commonest la­ 1924.
GEORGE W. SORANSON,
dry up the river.
borer.
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Administrato'’
1\ ûw lou Can
Suppose you decide today to waste your time and
strength over an old-fashioned stove no fonder—that
regardless of cost you will have leisure time, you will
have an electric range:
WILL YOU HAVE MOKE LEISURE TIME?
With controlled electric rooking you simply place your
dinner on the range, turn a switch - and the afternoon
is yours. You will find the food ready on your return.
WILL YOUR WORK BE MADE EASIER? The
modern kitchen has no place for match box or coal hod,
kindling or ash container—electricity is the work lens
way.
*CAN YOU AFFORD IT? By actual check through
our accounts, $5.53 has paid the average monthly bill
of all our Rogue River consumers for lights and cook­
ing together!
LET IT BE TODAY. At your electiic dealer’s you
can select an electric ange for immediate installation
on easy payments.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
*M>ny of our rang* cuitomen have other appliances on the
same meter, and were disregarded here in order to arrive at an
accurate coat for cooking and lighting.
YOl<K PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS