Jacksonville miner., July 14, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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The Jacksonville Miner
I
apply io the Court for the relief Bated 2 chains and «0 links north
demanded
In their complaint, suc­ of the southeast corner and on
PvAllWt#^ Wesfcly st
cinctly stated as follows, to-wit: the east line of la>t Nine (9) of th«
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON
That a decree be entered adjudl subdivision of the Enoch Walker
eating any and all right, title, es place, according to the pint there­
tale, lien or claim which you or any of, recorded In Volume I of the
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF JACKSONVILLE
of you have or claim to have in. to. Records of Plats of said Jackson
XjUHATS 4H' IPEA ?
or upon the real property situated ¡county, at png« 93 thereof, and
In Jackson county, Oregon, de- 1 from said point running thence
'TWlNOTo P2EAK.
north mi said east line 3 chains and
scribed as follows, to-wit:
I PIPNT WW
6 links; thence west to th« east
fteppixncM
I
The northwest quarter of MtH'" line of County Wagon road, cross
so FAî>r
lion 14, In township 34 south of I iik said lot; thence south 29 d«-
range 4 west of the Willamette green east on the said east line to
(WN'FÆE
the point situated weal of tile place
meridian.
of commencing, and thence cast to
And declaring any and all such I he place of commencing. Except-
claims to be null anil void; and Ing that part thereof UHftd as a
decreeing that the said plaintiffs county road.
Beginning at » point from whlch
are the owners In fee simple of
said premises, and of the Whole the southeast corner of D. I. C
thereof, free and clear of any and No. 6H In Township 37 south of
all right, title, estate, lien, or in­ Range 2 west of th« W. M bears
terest of said defendants, or any north X degrees 40 minutes east
of them, and that each and all of 621.6 feet ; und running thence
the defendants herein, and each south 61 degrees Il minutes «ait
(Continued from page one)
nnd all persona claiming, or to 661.8 feet along center of llonr
it has been to get rid of them once
claim by. through or under them, creek; thence south 30 degrees 43
they have proven impractical and
or any of them, be forever en­ minutes oust 101 HO feet ulong
a nuisance. Something like the mar­
joined. restrained and barred from center of Hear creek: thence wont
riage arrangement. It's mighty easy
assorting, attempting to establish, 984 NO feet; thence north 0 degrees
to get hitched, but it's an entirely
or claiming any right, title, ••state, II minutes west 1262 4 feet, more
different story when one discovers
lien or Interest In or to said prop or less, to the point of beginning.
it was a bad bargain.
erty or any portion thereof, and containing 16 acres, more or less.
that plaintiffs' title to said premis­ ull in Jackson county, Oregon
We believe it should take more
es bo forever quieted and net ut (July 14. 21. 2«. Aug 4)
than just a majority to pass meas­
a . ........
rest.
ures and make them laws. There
The date of the order for publi-
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
are too many ways of getting a
cation of this summons Is July
slightly interested and almost en­
Notice is hereby given that I
11th. 1933. The time prescribed for
tirely misunderstanding public to
publication of this summons Is once I have been appointed by the County
pass a law which favors few and
each week for four consecutive ¡Court of Jackson county. Oregon,
burdens many. But it takes a far
weeks. The date of the first publi­ Administrator of the estate of Hat
heavier vote to do away with that
cation of this summons is July tie May Hardman, deceased, and
measure once it has been passed.
have qualified. All persons having
14th, 1933.
HARRY C SKYRMAN 'claim* against said estate are here-
Attorney for Plaintiff ! by notified to present them, with
For this reason, we believe the
Postoffice uddress Medford, Ore- proper vouchers, and duly verified,
voter should approach the polls one
to me at the office of Harry C.
gon.
week from today with extreme cau­
Skyrman, attorney for said estate,
(July 14, 21. 28, Aug. 4. 1933)
tion. The voter's manual contains
at Room 409, Medford Center build-
— - .. -a .........
51 pages of new mea«'ires jo be
| Ing. in Medford. Oregon, within six
voted upon. Additions to our al­
In i the County Court of the State ; months from the date of thia
ready topheavy statutes should be
of Oregon In and for Jackson
notice Dated and first published
regarded with fear and trembling. themselves are the very ones who replacement of outside interests Satchwell, president, which lend*
County
June 23rd. 1933.
should pay the price of stopping with residents who are good neigh­ inspiration for new achievements:
In i the Matter of the Estate of Bert
L It. BUCKLEY. Administrator
At the rate we are now going, this great American custom.
bors in the communities that sup­
Anderson, Sometimes Known as
it is but a matter of few years till
| The members of our little band
port them.
Joseph
H.
Anderson,
Deceased.
statutes fall of their own weight
Must stand together in a helpful
As it is the victims and the state,
In the Circuit Court of the State
and we Americans will have to re­ in its hampered efforts at prose­
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
way;
of Oregon In and for the
Here in,Oregon's sunny land
turn to first principles just as our cution. are the ones who bleed
PROPERTY
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County of Jackson
forefathers did when they tore through the nose—not the murder­
We join each other in work and 1
Notice Is hereby given that pur-
play.
away from their mother country er. He is an innocent hero unless
suant to ati order made and en- F. J. Hubsr, Plaintiff, vs.
To the Editor
and started afresh on American an exceptionally wise jury gets
tered in the above entitled court Edwin X. Anderson, and Agnes U.
In our work we must always keep 1 In the matter of said estate, the
soil.
bold of his case.
Anderson, husband and wife. De­
Moving froward In thought and 1 undersigned administrator of the
fendants.
To the Editor:
deed;
I^aw, order, justice and efficien­
In any fair, impartial human
partnership property of the above
SUMMONS
Was sorry to hear the Jackson­
cy is so complicated now that it mind there is no doubt what should ville postoffice was demoted. May Handing out something strong and named estate, A. W. Pl|>es. will
To
Edwin
X.
Anderson and Agnes
deep.
its
own
pur-
almost always defeats
be done about murder. But in I make a suggestion? When we
• upon the 14th day of August at the
U. Anderson, husband and wife:
pose.
"JUSTICE” there is every doubt lived in Moscow. Idaho, there was Something to fill life's daily need hour of 10 o'clock a. m. upon said
In the name of the State of Ore­
in the world! Also, "justice" gives one year the postmaster announced
[day, at the property known ns the
Take, for example. murder, of crime every advantage and loop- that |M,stoffice was tn danger of de­ In our pleasant leisure hours
Hilton ranch upon the old Pacific gon you are hereby summoned and
which this county has had more hole possible.
highway north of the city of Med­ required to appear nnd answer the
motion If business did not improve. We can make life very bright
than the entire state's share dur­
By using all within our power
ford. upon said premises described , complaint of the plaintiff heroin
ex-
It improved at once to such an
ing the past year or so. Llewellyn
Our courts, because of their com- tent that Moscow was saved the To change dark hours Into light.
tn Exhibit “A" attached hereto, for on file against you. or otherwise
A. Ranks shot and killed a man plication and over-anxiety on be- demotion*
a full and correct description, sell plead thereto within four (4) weeka
from behind the protective skirts halt of the murderer, have shamed
pen and brush and sculptor's ' at nubile auction to the highest rum the date of the first publica­
That could have been done HO With knife,
of his wife. The murdered man had their trust; have made the word easily in this case, Of course it is
bidder for cash all of the right, tion of this summons.
never harmed Banks, never would. “justice" a trite, hackneyed phrase too late for this year but can’t we To perpetuate our dally thought.
And you are hereby notified that
title, and Interest of said estate of
The sovereign state sent him to that really means CHANCE and stir things up a bit and get it put Our League will begin Its useful 1 said deceased in and to said prop­ if you fall to so appear and answer
life:
Banks’ door with an arrest war­ MONEY.
erty. same being nn undivided one- within the time specified, for want
, back to third class for next year?
Its cheerful battles will be fought. half Interest subject to the mort­ thereof plaintiff will take a judg
rant.
Yours for the good of old Jack­
merit against you as prayed for in
Aw, it just burns us up when we sonville.
gages upon the same.
In Oregon’s land of sunshine
Banks was apprehended, admit­ get to thinking how simple life,
Dated this 14th day of July. 1933. his complaint herein, namely the
MRS. T. S. CADY.
(Away from the outside world:
ted his crime. He was granted a really could be, but how compli-
sum of 9480.OK plus Interest at the
A. W PIPES.
With stories, books and rhyme.
change of venue. Delay. More de­ I cated we always insist on making
Administrator of the Partnership rate of 8 per cent per annum from
Our banner Is now unfurled.
lay. Finally, after putting the state it. Which just backs up an obser­
Property of the Estate of Bert February 3rd. 1933. nnd costs and
of Oregon on trial, he was found vation made months ago. that “man
disbursements of thia action.
Anderson. Deceased.
And now our League must have a
guilty of second degree murder. is man's greatest enemy.”
This summons Is published In
EXHIBIT “A”
name,
YET BANKS. FOUR MONTHS
The Jacksonville Miner by order
Commencing
at
the
southwest
'
LATER. HAS NOT YET BEEN
Certain legal leniency favoring
A group of enthusiastic writers My friends, what do you say?
corner of Ix>t Ten (10» of the Sub­ of the Hon. G. F. Skipworth, judge!
SENTENCED! That is the law and I ' Jackson county's criminal classes and creative artists of the county Will the name of “Medford" give division of the Enoch Walker place, of the above entitled court, duly
It fame?
order and “justice” our complicated has been described as merely met at the Holland hotel in Med­
according to the plat thereof, re­ mnde nnd entered herein on the
system deals!
¡"leaning over backward.” Which 18 ford Monday evening to complete If not, “Southern Oregon" may.
corded In Volume I of the Records 21st day of June, 1933.
as good an expression as any, we organization of a local branch of
The date of the first publication
of
Plats of said Jackson county at
Those acquainted with the true suppose. For, having performed a the League of Western Writers MARION DAIVES’ TRIUMPHANT page 93 thereof; and from said of thia Summons Is June 23rd, 1933
situation surrounding the needless few calisthenics ourselves, we have which was started here in the RETURN IN CRATE PICTURE I point running thence north 17!
ALLISON MOULTON.
murder know that if any man in | learned that too much “bending spring by Mrs. Agnes E. Hines of
chains and 3 links to the south-'
Attorney for Plaintiff
I
Oregon should ever have hanged. I | over backwards” does terrible Forest Grove. Oregon executive and
Those who remember Marlon west corner of Lot Seven (7) of, 301 Liberty Building,
Banks was that man. There was no I things to one’s equilibrium.
publicity chairman of the national Davies' superb characterization in said subdivision: thence east 5 Medford. Oregon.
doubt that he killed Prescott There
the old silent picture, ''Little Old chains and 97 links; thence north (June 23-30, July 7-14)
organization.
was no doubt that he planned to
And, judging from the progress
The local branch will be known New York," will welcome her re- 16 chains and 43 links; thence east
kill the officer. Yet Banks still is being made in the ballot-theft
turn In the famous play, "Peg o' 20 chains and 97 links; .thence
as
the southern Oregon chapter of
extended the courtesies of the trials, such antiques as horsewhips
My Heart." i which
*' ‘ comes to the south 28 chains and 22 links to the
the
League
of
Western
Writers.
Lane county jail while Prescott should make the courtroom by the
Craterian theater Sunday
J for a southwest corner of tract of land
Election
of
officers,
left
incomplete
lies mouldering in his grave and | time snow flies.
three-day run.
_ _ Hugh
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sold to
F. Barron by I’rud-
at a preliminary meeting in April
the Prescott family struggles along ,
As
the
little
Irish
girl
who
in-
ence
Walker
and husband; thence
was
completed
Monday
as
follows:
without their beloved husband and
Early in its career, this news­
President. Mrs. Atlanta Parker herfts an ancestral estate in Eng'east 6 chains and 75 links; thence
Our Prices Will Advance
father.
paper championed the cause of
Hatch well; vice president, Mrs. land, and falls in love with the south 5 chains and 24 links to the i
Soon—Clean Up Now
home-owned business. As a vivid
young
lawyer
who
arranged
for
!
south
line
of
Twelve
(12)
of
Again we repeat, there is so. example of the extra value to a Alice Coppin; secretary, Mrs. A. V. her entrance into society. Miss said subdivision: thence west on
SUITS
75c
much justice in Oregon that In community In having its business Graves; treasurer. Miss Dorothy Davies Is considered to have given ¡„sid south line and the south line
Reynolds;
historian.
Miss
Maude
DRESSES
(and
up)....75c
reality there is very Httle of It!
establishments . home-owned,
we
the finest performance of her en- of lx>ts Eleven (11) and Ten (10)
-w.*’
cite Medford's two leading thea- Pool. The following board of di­ tire career, surpassing even “Little of said subdivision. 33 chains nnd
Hats Cleaned and Blocked
rectors was appointed by the presi­ Old New York.”
The reason we have a crime ters.
73 links to the place of beginning.!
dent: V. A. Davis, chairman: Mrs.
Onslow Stevens, J. Parrel Mac- _____
PROBLEM that is so hard to crack
containing 83.884 acres, more or,
E. E. Gore and Mrs. Ixjulse Hedges.
is because we make such a PROB-
Formerly under lease by Fox Mr. Dsvis and Miss Pool also were Donald. Alan Mowbray and Juliette loss, excepting therefrom a little
DYE WORKS
LEM out of prosecution of crime! , West Coast, the houses had under- appointed as publicity members. Comton are In the supporting cast, triangular piece of land In t hi-
Cor. 6th 4 Holly Phone 244
When a man shoots down another gone normal depreciation without
i northwest corner of the extreme
The by-laws of the Portland chap­
Government is expected to do ! north portion thereof heretofore!
In cold blood there is no doubt | repair. But when the original own-
ter were adopted by the Medford
something
for
everybody,
but
about what should be done with er, George Hunt, regained control, 1 group and several new mem­
no- conveyed by Prudence Walker to
body expects to do anything for William IL Merriman. Also, com­
him. When a man hammers the he promptly set about to redecor­
bers were enrolled. An invitation
government.—Weston Leader.
skull of another into pulp at a ate and refurnish his houses,
mencing at the northwest corner
from Mrs. Hines to attend the
It is no longer necessary for | Of lot Twenty-three (23) of the!
dance there is no real doubt what
,
northwest
convention
In
Portland
Florida to rock California. The , subdivision of the Enoch Walker
Mr. Hunt lives in Medford, loves
should be done with him. Or when
beginning August 6 was read by quakes
are doing
it.—Weston I place, according to the plat thereof
a pair of boys shoot down an offi­ southern Oregon and takes pride I the secretary.
Leader.
cer simply because they don’t want in his business here as only a nat­
recorded In Volume 1 of the Rec-;
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
him to discover they are driving ive can. So he brought to Medford ¡at the hotel Monday, August 7, at
ords of Plats of said Jackson coun-|
a stolen automobile there is not a ! the last word in expensive sound 2 p. m., and thereafter meetings
ty, at page 93 thereof; and from
doubt in the world what society equipment and I b sparing no ex­ will be held on the second Monday
said corner running thenco south
pense
In
reflnishing
the
auditor
­
should do to them.
29 degrees east 82 links; thence
i in every month during the after­
iums he owns.
noon. The charter will be left open In the Circuit Court of the State east 6 chains and 12 links; thence'
Society should get forever rid of
north 81 links to the north line of
of Oregon for Jackson County
A good example of pride in di­ for one month in order to admit
them. The quickest and most cer­
as many charter members as pos­ De C. A. Putney and Harriett L. lot Twenty-three (23); thence west
rect
ownership
an
compared
to
re
­
tain way. There is no greater crime
on said north line to the place of
Putney, Plaintiffs,
ownership’s
indifference. sible. To add interest to the meet­
than cold-blooded murder. It should i mote
commencing.
ings, a program will be arranged
vs.
be stopped, and the murderers Southern Oregon Is profiting by the for every assembly, and members Joe Northey; the unknown heirs
_ of | Also commencing at a point slt-i
already are planning a brief pro-1 Joe Northey; J. H. Cogan and
gram for the next meeting.
) Daisy L. Cogan, husband and
Although the organization might
wife; William H. Lacy; the un­
appear ,to be for writers only, It I known heirs of William H. Lacy;
includes all types of creative art­
Southern Oregon Credit Bureau,
ists, such as musicians, composers, ( a corporation; C. T. Huggins; the
singers, artists, sculptors and ar-i unknown heirs of C. T. Huggins;
chitects. Much talent along these | Alphs B. McCallister; the un­
lines, some of it perhaps undls-1 known heirs of Alpha B. McCal-’
covered, exists in Jacksonville and j lister, the unknown stockholders
|on the Applegate, and all who are
of Huggins 4 Robinson, lnc„ s
(interested are Invited to attend the
dissolved corporation; W. R. Pat­
next meeting, and help to make the
terson, the unknown heirs of W.
¡organization one of which the state
R. Patterson; Robert Clugston; '
can be proud.
the unknown heirs of Robert,
Membership In the league will
Clugston; State Induatrial Accl-!
j entitle members to regular com­
dent Commission of Oregon; also
munications from the national of-
all other persons or parties un- ;
Headquarters for
| flees, and will keep workers in
known, claiming any right, title,!
touch with the latest markets for
THE JACKSONVILLE MINER
estate, lien or Interest In the real
their various types of productions,
estate described in the complaint
I Recognition by the league of
heraln, Defendants.
• Western Writers of work already
8UMMON8
accomplished will enable each To Each, Every and All of the
member to go further in his line
Above Named Defendants:
of endeavor. An untold amount of
In the name of the state of Ore-
talent exists in southern Oregon, gon, you and each of you are here-1
and opportunities are ahead for a by required to appear and answer
Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News
splendid organization which will go the complaint filed against you in
far toward making Medford and vl- the above entitled
_____ _ suit wii
Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection
on w>
or before
jcinity outstanding in the way of the last day of four weeks "from
creative arts.
¡the date of the first publication of
SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE
PHONE 7
The very spirit of the organlza-1 this summons, and If you fall so to
“
A
Good
Firm
to
Trade
With"
End of North Cantra!
PHONE 162
tfon itself is embodied in the fol- appear and answer said complaint
lowing |>oem written by Mrs. I for want thereof, the plaintiffs will
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