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■ a«« aad mad« tto fan« ferget
an about
playing. And
to t t said that Kamm really eaa
P l v : the so-called hot comer
.h „ H
liuagerield showed them some-.
One cent the wc
0». m om ,
Uff, va. HUasa M. Jalo aM C ovad
C. Jalo (aloo k a ev a aa Carseafc.
Jalo and alao s s C. C. /a la ), wife
and husband. aad J. V . Piaster
and Boy Frateur, Co-paetoare. do­
ing business under «he Bra» name
ot J. W. Frasier A 8m , gad the
8ATBOT OREGON, Defendants.
To Conrad C, Jalo, one of the
defendants
above named:
Ton
FOR RENT— On first of month ones hour* M b» I t A.
are
hereby
notified
that
yon
are
to
I
P.
H-;
7
to
2
evenings.
—
beantlfally furnished/ apartment
required
to
appear
and
answer
the
with private bath, garage, wood­ nwt—«■ Bank Building.
complaint
of
plaintiff,
now
on
file
shed- One^Mlf block tram busi­
against yen. In the above entitled
ness section. Call Saturday at
Court and Canoe, within six weeks
31 8. Second 84, -
272-tf
from the date ot the first publi­
cation of thia winm oni, to-wlt:
' Within Mx w eeks front the JSth
2t4-tf
day of Jane, 1928, the Mme be­
ing the .date of the first publica­
tion of this summons: and If you
fail so to appear, and answer on
lo r before the 7th of Anguet, 192«,
I the Mme being the last day of
time prescribed hi the order for
I publication. Judgment wlU be
I taken against you for want there-
! of, for the relief demanded in the
complaint of plaintiff, a succinct
statement ot which is as fojlows:
’ That a certain mortgage made
by yon and the defendant Hllma
M. Jalo dated the 29th day of
January, 1924,' In Mid complaint
aat forth .before closed and the
premises therein described, to-
Iwit:
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FOB SALE — 4 and one-half
— J
I Beginning at a p o lit 20.74
acres alfalfa on highway Just over
SAN
QUENTIN.
Ca., July 31.
I chains east and .20 chains south
overhead bridge, good 6 r o o m
Tinting
—
(U
P
)—
Mute
testimony
of an
I of the southwest corner of Doaa-
house, good soli, 11400. Ashland
unsung
“forty-niner"
and
relics
I
tlon
Land
Claim
Number
29
in
Realty Co.
280-3
Township 92 south range 1 east of the famous roaring forties
of the Willamette Meridian, Ore­ were revealed a t San Quentin
gon; thence South 20 minutes prison recently when a prison
east 234 feet for the place of be­ board clerk, delving Into old rec­
ginning of the tract herein to be ords, discovered a musty envelope.
FOR SALE CHEAP—-Two fine Dealern In Coal, Wood, Packing, described:
Thence south 20 It was marked with the name of
saddle horses, inquire Ashland Crating and Storage. Long dist- minutes east *234 feet to the Charles Pratt, highwayman of El
tracking.
Flower Shop.
370-tf
southwest corner of land hereto­ Dorado, who died “No. 7055,”
Pratt, long feared by Wells-
T. L. r o W B J i-G e n e r a l Trahs- fore conveyed by H. Williams and
Fargo riders and traveling min­
wife
to
Jasper
H.
Loomis
by
deed
fer — Good team and motor
track*. Oood service at a rea­ recorded at page 242 volume 16 of ers. six times entered the gates
Deed Records of Jackson County, of this old prison. In 1874 he
sonable price. Phone 23.
Oregon; thence east along south was sentenced for the lest time.
FOR SALE: — Ford Roadster,
line of said tract 2.69 chains, He died in prison seven years
new top aad paint, < tires. En­
more or less, to the west line of later still incorrigible.
gine good shape. New bands, 8176
Harrison street: north along the
The envelope containing Pratt’s
-—Onk St. Garage.
266-tf
west line of Harrison street 234 last, possessions, Is spilt with age
feet, m ore'or loss. to the north-1 qnd sem e o f Its'con teats are vis­
1 east corner of land heretofore
conveyed by John B. Sells and
FOR SALE GBBAP: — 4-room
194-tf ! wife Io Sophroaia E. Loomis by
furnished, modern home, 122 Tth
Deed reeeeded an page i l l , vpl-
St.
2*2-1 mo*
nma 42 Records of Deeds of Jack-
of the Salvation Army at the son County, Oregon; thence west
White Shield Home. 606 May- parallel with Iowa Street 1:69
For bargains la Real Estate
chataa. more or leas, to the place
fair Ava., Portland. Oregon.
try Brown and Bice, <2 Bo. Main.
of
beginning, containing 1.90
284-tf.
acres, more or leas. The forego­
Mark every grave with our ing premises are situate in the
crystal gray, for immediate or City of Ashland and fonq. a part
Fall delivery.
8. Pennlaton I of the original Government Lot
WANTED » — Cement work. In­ Manager, 176 Bast Mala.
No. 4 la Section 9 la Mid Town­
eluding seep itie tanks, cemetery
ship
and Range. Excepting and
J. D. Peffly, 143 9th
v o i t , etc. <
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
reserving
from the foregoing de­ Watch rlgfirrtea. stubs! "
280-t*
St
NOTICE IS HEREBY j GIVEN scribed premises the following, Today, our trees
WANTED—Field Coils
aad that the undersigned has ’ been to-wlt: Beginning • at a point of are m ighty pOlars
Magnetos to recharge. Recharg­ duly appointed ■ Administrator of intersection of the West bound­ In God's out-door churclt
ed by the naw “Servwell” machine the Estate of Eunice Wing, de­ ary line of a tract of land here­
— the only one of Its feted in ceased, and all persons, having tofore deeded by Jasper
B.
Southern Oregon.
Recharging claims against said Batata are re­ Young and wife to O. H , Johnson,
81.80. dayvom b Motor Company, quired to present them, duly veri­ (see Vol. 70 page <14 Deed Rec­
GoiR Garage. Phone 60.
379-tt fied, with proper vouchers, with­ ord of Jackson Connty, Oregon,)
in six months from thia date, to
WANTED—Canner cows, dairy L. A. Roberts, Attorney for said I with the north side Une of Mon-
I tana Avgnue as extended East to
calves, stock* cattle, f e e d e r s , Estate, at his of five over the Cit-
stetes, s u te price. G. W. King, laena Bank of Ashland, Oregon. Harrison Street in the City of
Ashland, Oregon; thence north 20
Montagne^ Calif.
279-3
Doted July 24, 1926.
minutes west 169 feet, thence
JESSE Z. WING,
east parallel to the aeuth line of
WANTED — Batteries to re­
Administrator. Iowa street in said city 75 feet;
charge. 81-00. We wm hay your
274-6-Sat. thence south 20 m Ian ten east 159
old battery. Cla/comb Motor Co.,
feet to the north side lone of
Ford Garage. Phone 60." 279-tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Montana Avenue; Thence west on
WANTED—Position as nurse
NOTICE IS- HEREBY GIVEN the north side line of Montana
U t t a r S tm t
and honsekeeper, especially fond that the undersigned has been Avenue 75 feet to the place of be­
of did people— would tore for one duly appointed Administrator of ginning, be, by the Court ordered
or two. Desire tor home tor win­ the Estate ot Emily* F^ Wing, de­ sold, and the proceeds applied la
ter In Aslfftnd.
Address Mrs. em aed, and nil persons having the paymeat of the sum of 9860
Scott, 26*6 Shasta Road. Berke­ claims against said Estate are re­ with interest thereon from the
ley, California.
quired, to present them, duly vtei- 7th day of July, 1926, at the rate |
TIRE PLACES— Let ns build fled, with proper vouchers, with­ of eight per cent per ananm, the *"
your fire place. Work guaranteed. in «lx months from this date, to amount due the plaintiff upon the ~
Roberta, Attorney for said note in compltflnt setforth; and IB
B. R! Strahan, Rogna River, Ore
kte, at his office over the Clt- the further sum of 924.00 with In
373-1 mo,«
Bank qf Ashland, Oregon,
therein from the 28th day
WANTED — High .school gtrt
itod
t» 3 t . w 1
* f May, 1925, at the rat« of eight
wants work i* exchange tok room
JESSE Z. WING,
per cent per annum, b e i n g
and hoard. Near high school. /Hal­
.
' Administrator the amount paid by the plaintiff
en Johnson, 92* MdrtrMaln St.
874-6-^at, I for insurance en the building on
« M -«
'Mid mortgaged premises, also
such en amount as attorney’s fees
W A N T » — Piala sewing em­
a
s the Court shall adjudge to be
broidery and beading, 271 Morton
reasonable,
and the costs and dls-
St
277-1 wk.«-
never feel f bursemente of this suit; also, such
Being “too further relief as to the Chart
I” continually , l g A sign of, shall seem meat and equitable.
sthlng wrong- When John R. This summons la published la pnr-
Ion, Danvlltt. M ., Afead hWn- suasee of an order made by Ban.
"alwayv tired at night and C. M. Thomas, Judge o t mid Cir­
cuit Court dated 22nd day Of
iy Pills, a diareùc stimulant) "June 1924, directing that service
tee kldheys. Mnd writes: "At-1 thereof b© made by publication, o f
few doses. t hriC . bettor, the same in the Ashland Tidings,
1 work wltfc more ease, be- a newspaper published at Ashland
> stronger and > could sleep In mid Jackson County,-once each
rr.”
i tor o What
t h e r JMmtwPIHM
s lS r toay « . 1 fM week for a period of ete successive
-«reeks.
L. A. • ROBERTS,
Guaranteed to give eatts- Attorney for plaintiff, residence
i l —li —
told evpryvfhere.
Me. 4. Oregon.
263-4-8at
m TÎ
EARLY DAY RELICS
10CATE0 IN PRISON
CHTCAoa July 91.— (U P )—
To pick the star youngster from
that vast horda -ot minor league
hall playera -who eavort la the var­
ious ciresdta over the country Is
U real Job.
1 .
It la only natural tout aoowtfl
who pick the youngsters eomO-
Umee err . to their Judgment.
Bomsttmm they tout a man an a
“peach” who finally proven a
“lemon," Then again they pick a
“lemon" who bobs up sometime
later as a real star with neme oth­
er dub.
An error such aa the latter en­
abled; the Chicago White Sox to
own at present what la probably
the best rookie baseball player of
the year?
- -
His nams la BUI Hunaefield.
Bill, a comparative unknown, has
slid Into the White Stockings an*
practically overnight has become
one of the best shortstops in eith­
er league.
Last year the Cincinnati team
i of the National Lengua made a
I first payment of 86.A0« to the
Porland. Ore., team for Hunae-
field. However, before complet­
ing the transaction, the club de­
cided to send an emissary to look \
over the youngsters. This emls-
ible. Disposition of it troubles
»»ry is said to have wired back
prison authorities.
something about a “lemon.’’
Ia the yellowed container is a
Then the White Sox got him.
thick wad of papers, creased and
Bill believM tremendously to
gtlff with age. It, bears zigzag
himself. At first. Manager Eddie
marks and is believed to be a loca­ Collins didn’t know whether BUI
tion map of some mine perhaps
was Just a cocky youngster, or a
.worth a fortune now. The bot­ real ball player who had confi­
tom of the envelope is heavy and dence in himself.
*
may contain old minted |2ft gold
Finally Bill Kamm. the 8100.-
pieces, a lump indicated whefe
thlrd baseman, was hurt and
a small nugget may repose.
Collins, looking around to find
Unless some relative should someone to fill the hole, finally
Appear envelope will remain In decided on HunneUeld.
the state’s possession.
The youngster went into the
thia* W k la tha ftel* gad at
t tot.
ot
So wben
when the Uma
tima eanw
cams «to
80
back
t h e ' ” game,
i Kamm
* “ “ to
t0 « go ° ”*
* Jin tBe
there wa*
we* nothin«
nothing to do bat
but ■
move
unnnarioid to short.
Hunnedeld
$ 19.75
to San Franelseo
aad re tu rn ; 16-day H ia tt
Profit by reduced roundtrip fares
to Cal i fornia in effect throughout *,
the summer. 16-daylimit tickets orc
o n sale daily this year; roundtrip
t o Lou Angeles and other Southern
California points equally reduced.
A lso, season tickets Oct. 31 limit ar
slightly higher cost (stopovers).
)
Four trains daily each way,includ­
ing "Southern C alifornia Express”
dircctviaSacramentotoLosAngelcs
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