Jacksonville miner., May 18, 1934, Page 2, Image 2

The JACKSONVILLE MINER
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clear to the student, and he wonders that
others, as well able to see needs of the
day
as he, haven’t done something
Published Every Friday at
about
it.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
But when the graduate gets into this
old world that looked so simple and clear
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF JACKSONVILLE
to him he finds that the objectives he
had so definitely in mind are muddled
Entered as second-class matter February 19, 1932,
at the postoffice at Jacksonville, Oregon, under
and obscure when he gets into the battle
the act of March 3, 1879.
of humanity. There are complications
and unseen problems balking him at
Editor and Publisher
LEONARD N. HALL.
......... Applegate Editor
every turn. Ten years after his eager
MAUDE POOL............
Business Manager
J. W. PECKHAM........
challenge to the world he probably is
not as far ahead of the game as he plan­
PHONE JACKSONVILLE 141
ned to be at the end of his first six
Address All Communications to Box 138
months.
Subscription Rates, in Advance:
As time goes on and ideals are made
One Year............... $1.00 Six Months............... 50c
to wait and languish, he becomes a bit
cynical, and a darned sight more wise
Company Is Coming
and patient. He then can sympathize
Yes, company is coming to Jackson­ with Smith and Jones, and is sometimes
ville. A lot of it; in fact, probably more fearful he will suffer the same fate as
company than this old town has ever Mr. Burp. The simple little reforms he
seen, even in the height of her glory could see so clearly in his school days
when a president was billeted in a local have grown to almost insurmountable
proportions. He finds that his spark of
hotel.
ambition,
though well founded and ad­
Guests will start arriving just two
mirable,
was
necessary even to get along
weeks from Sunday, which gives us little
time to sweep the parlor, hang a picture as well as did those whom he found so
over the crack in the plaster and teach easy to analyze and condemn before his
the baby not to kick visitors in the shins. own plunge into affairs.
So the school student, after gradua­
It will be a very busy two weeks for
Jacksonvillians, unless they want to let tion, discovers that the fine things he
out-of-towners catch them with curlers had been saying to himself—and mean­
(Cnrrtfbt TO
still in their hair and their Sunday shoes ing every word of them—were fine al­
right, but were merely a guidance to a paid by plaintiff, plus $21.50 for I merit at 10'4 per annum from date
covered with last fall’s mud.
hoped-for
future, and not an indication insurance premium paid by plaint­ 1 <>f decree herein, with costa and
The Jacksonville Diamond Jubilee
plus $5.00 for continuation of disbursements taxed at seventeen
of
any
immediate
realization. His ideals iff.
committee, headed by Judge F. L. Tou-
abstract of title, plus interest on KM| 30 100 <»17 30) dollars, and
Velle, Earl White and Joe B. Wetterer, were something to dream of, while he judgment at 10% per annum, with the further sum of one hundred
and disbursements taxed at ten urn! no 100 <$110 001 dollars,
has tackled, in a serious manner, the has to be content with the more real side costs
twenty-two and 15 100 ($22 15) as attorney's fees, which judgment
problem of washing Jacksonville behind of life in his accomplishments.
dollars, and the further sum of was enrolled and docketed in the
hundred
twenty-five and clerk's office of said court In said
And so it is with politics, save for one
the ears for the event in June and will
no 100 dollars, as attorney's fees, county on the 10th dav of May,
need someone to hold the soap, as well the difference in the age of a raw young which judgment was enrolled and 1934
docketed in the clerk's office of
Notice la hereby given that, pur­
as an obedient child, if they are to get school graduate and a supposedly ma­ said
court in said county on the suant to the terms of the said exe­
areas behind both ears scrubbed before ture candidate for office. Too often the 11th day of May. 1934.
cution. I will on the 16th day of
Notice is hereby given that, pur­ June. 1934. at 10:00 o'clock a. m .
inspection day. And that means—when candidate, as every voter who has ears suant
to the terms of the said exe­ at the front door of the courthouse
translated—that all of us «who take any and eyes well knows, looks on public cution. 1 will on the 16th day of in the city of Medford, in Jackson
June. 1934, at 10:00 o'clock a m., county. Oregon, offer for sale and
pride and joy in the old town, or at least service as an opportunity to do some­ at
front door of the courthouse will sell at public auction for cash
if we want to avoid downright embar­ thing in the way of correcting existing in the
the city of Medford. In Jackson to the highest bidder, to satisfy
Oregon, offer for sale and said judgment, together with the
rassment, must get busy and do our evils that should have been administered county,
will sell at public auction for cash costa of this sale, subject to re­
to long ago. “Why, if I were (fill in al­ to the highest bidder, to satisfy demption as provided by law, all of
share to help.
the right, title and interest that
This Friday night, at 7:30 o’clock, the most any public office here) I would said judgment, together with the the
said defendants, G. O. Scherer,
costa of this sale, subject to re­
jubilee committeemen will meet in the stop this, add that and save the county demption
as provided by law. all Rachel Mead and N. A Mead, her
city hall—in an open session—to carry (or state, or nation or whatever the case of the right, title and interest that husband. Agnes T Daugherty, a
said defendants, D. R. Dickey single woman. Elmer R. Hall, a
on the work which must be completed might be) thousands of dollars to boot. the
and Nita C. Dickey. A. J. Hornby single man, and State of Oregon
with all haste and thoroughness. The We don’t need this; that expense could and Mary Hornby, husband and had on the 27th day of July. 1927,
and Southern Oregon Credit or now have In and to the follow­
help and ideas of every grown person in be pared to the bone, and there is room wife,
Bureau, an Oregon corporation, ing described property, situated In
town is needed, and needed badly, at this for more efficiency in every depart­ had on the 7th day of October. the county of Jackson, state of
1930, or now have in and to the Oregon, to-wit:
meeting. A round-table discussion of ment.” And so he raves, convinced him­ following
described property, sit­
Commence at the southeast cor­
plans and work will take place, and fur­ self that all the government he wishes uated in the county of Jackson, ner of the west 1 acre of the east
of Oregon, to-wit:
2 acres of lot 7, block two (2) of
ther assignments will be given. But, as to serve needs to be saved is for him to state
The south half of the southeast Mingus
__ __ _____________
subdivision to ___
the ___
city
, of
__
much as anything else, the committee in be elected.
quarter of section 9. township 35 Medford; thence north 120 feet to
of range 1 west of the Wil- the point of beginning; thence
But, if that candidate succeeds in south
charge needs ideas.
lamette Meridian; also; beginning [ north 146 feet; thence west 96 69
So let’s all help to put over this Dia­ gaining his office through such promises at a point 375 feet north of the feet; thence south 146 feet; thence
corner common to sections { east 96.69 feet to the point of be-
mond Jubilee project here in Jackson- ■ —even though they were well-meant and section
9, 10. 15 and 16 in township 35 ginning
ville. Festivity already is in the air— sincere—he finds himself up against the south of range 1 west of the Wil­ Dated this 14th day of May.
Meridian, and running 1934
let’s get ready for our share. Be at the same situation that the young student lamette
thence north 71 deg. east 225 feet;
WALTER J. OLMSCHEID.
city hall at 7'30 Friday night this week! does who launches out to lick the world. thence north 6 deg. east 108 feet; Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
north 53 deg. 30 min. east
By OLGA E. ANDERSON.
Simple remedies, needed economies and thence
156 feet; thence north 70 deg. east
Deputy.
extravagances that were so obvious be­ 364 feet; thence north 50 deg. east
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feet; thence north 10 deg. east In the Circuit Court of the State
fore assuming office take on new per­ 172
146 feet; thence north 78 deg. east
of Oregon for the County
spectives,
and
unforseen
problems,
that
95 feet; thence north 68 deg. east
of Jiu k*M>n
CamPAIN Promises
100 feet; thence north 44 deg. east
never were even intimated to his mind, 84
Georgia
C.
Franklin, Plaintiff
thence north 24 deg east
About the best suit of armor a voter pop up to block all his well-defined hopes 136 feet;
v*.
fee«.; thence south 63 deg. cast
can wear on election day is beware. and ambitions. The newly elected offi­ 100 feet to the west line of the Oral L. Franklin, Defendant
Lake highway; thence
SIMMONS
There is such a great difference between cial finds himself in about the same spot Crater
north 138 feet; thence west 1300
To Oral L. Franklin, above
campaign promises and their execution as his predecessor (taking it for granted feet; thence south 945 feet; to the named defendant:
of beginning, containing 13
In the name of the State of Ore­
it is almost laughable that so many vot­ of course his predecessor was the ave­ place
acres more or less, all in section gon: You are hereby required to
ers fall for the old come-on.
rage official that we somehow usually 10, township 35 south of range 1 appear in the above entitled court
of the Willamette Meridian; and cause and there answer the
About half the aspiring candidates, manage to get into office, by hook or west
together with all water rights ap­ complaint on file against you with­
purtenance thereto or to become in four weeks from the date of the
(and you will have little trouble figuring crook).
first publication of this summons,
appurtenant thereto.
which half we mean) who are on the out­
So the candidate who was going to
Dated this 14th day of May, and if you fail to so appear and
side wanting to talk themselves in, are jump into the harness and pull the cart 1934.
answer said complaint, for want
thereof, plaintiff will apply to the
J. OLM8CHEID
remindful of the young student about to out of a tiresome bog discovers that the Sheriff WALTER
of Jackson County, Oregon Court for the relief prayed for in
graduate. The scholar, looking at a collar chafes his neck as much as it did
her said complaint, to-wit: For a
By OLGA E. ANDERSON
Deputy. decree of this Court dissolving
world being so poorly managed by oth­ the man before him. He can tug and pull (May 18 25 June 1 8)
the marriage contract of plaintiff
ers, has great ideals, high ambitions and with all his might, but the same bog
and defendant and granting to
an absolute divorce and
is fired with a determination to do some­ that held back those before him slows NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE plaintiff
the custody of the minor children
thing or other about the sad state of af­ him down too, so that when another elec­ By virtue of an execution in
foreclosure duly issued out of and
fairs the world always is in.
tion day rolls around, other candidates under
the seal of the Circuit Court
The high school or college grad knows will enter the field with as much criti­ of the State of Oregon, in and for
county of Jackson, to me di­
how the world should be, and feels that cism and as many ideas of reform as the
rected and dated on the 11th day
all it will take will be his own determina­ ever.
of May, 1934, in a certain action
wherein Jackson County
tion and efforts to right a great many
And that is why, to our mind, voters therein,
Building and Loan Association, an |
of the wrongs. He can see where Mr. are foolish to listen too attentively to I Oregon building and loan corpora­
was plaintiff and G. O. Scher­
Smith and Mr. Jones could have used campaign promises. They are mislead­ tion,
er, Rachel Mead and N. A. Mead,
better judgment; how Mr. Burp coughed ing to both the promisor and promisee, i her husband; Agnes T. Daugherty, |
woman; Elmer R. Hall, a
up the sponge when he needn’t have in Voters would be far safer if they would a single
; single man;
State of Oregon and
his business and why there is dissention consider works and not words, for most < all other persons or parties un­
known were defendants, in which
among ranks of the working man. These good talkers like to sit down while they ; action
Jackson County Building
shortcomings and their remedies are do it.
and Loan Association, an Oregon
Encore
The Jacksonville Miner
of plaintiff und defendant, O Joan
Franklin and Irene Franklin, and
for alimony and aupport money
from defendant in the aum of
$35.00 per month, and for aueh
other and further relief aa to thia
Court may seem juat and equit­
able
Thia summons la published in
accordance with an order dated
and duly made and entered in the
above entitled court and cauae on
April 27. 1934, which prescribes
that thia aummona be published
once a week for four successive
and consecutive weeks. The date
of the first publication of this
summons is April 27, 1934.
KENNETH G. DENMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff
326 Medford Building, Medford,
Oregon.
(Apr 27 May 4 11 18)
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In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Jackson County
TN THE MATTER OF THE ES­
TATE OF WILLIAM MASON
JAMES. DECEASED
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator, from
and after the 12th day of June.
1934, at the office of Harry C.
Skyrman, in the Medford Center
building In Medford. Oregon, will
proceed to sell at private sale to
the highest bidder, for $100 00 cash
at the time of sale and $20 00 on
the lat day of each month there­
after, until the full purchase price
has been paid, the real estate be­
longing to said estate, described
is follows, to-wit:
All that portion of block sixty-
two 162) of the City of Jackson­
ville, Jackson county, Oregon,
described In Volume 177 of the
Deed Records of Jackson coun­
ty. Oregon, at page 54.
C. E JENKINS.
Administrator.
(May 11. 18, 25. June 1)
Neither does one-half the world
know how to continue paying for
the other half's living,- W«ston
Leader,
Singer Sewing
Machine Co., Inc.
TELEPHONE 782
3 NORTH BARTLETT
CONGER
FUNERAL PARLORS
Medford, Oregon
CLATOUS McCREDIE
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of an execution in
foreclosure duly issued out of and
under the seal of the Circuit Court
of the state of Oregon, in and for
the county of Jackson, to me di­
rected and dated on the 11th day
of May, 1934, in a certain action
therein, wherein Jackson County
Building and Loan Association, an
Oregon building and loan corpora-
tlon, was plaintiff and D. R.
Dickey and Nita C. .Dickey, hus­
band and wife, A. J. Hornby and
Mary Hornby, Southern Oregon
Credit Bureau, an Oregon corpora­
tion; Jackson county, Oregon, a
political subdivision of the state
of Oregon, also all unknown per­
sons or parties were defendants,
in which action Jackson County
Building and Loan Association, an
Oregon building and loan corpora­
tion, recovered judgment against
D. R. Dickey and Nita C. Dickey,
the defendants, for the sum of
$1500 00, less the sum of $205.25
paid on stock, less the sum of $8.94
accrued dividends on said stock,
being the sum of $1285.81, plus
Interest on $1500.00 from the 31st
day of January, 1933, to the 23rd
day of December, 1933, at 10%
per annum, being the sum of
$134.50, plus interest on $1285 81
from the 23rd day of December,
1933, to the 10th day of May, 1934,
at 10% per annum, being the sum
of $48.89, plus $220.76 for taxes
building and loan corporation, re­
covered judgment against Agnes
T. Daugherty for the sum of
$1500.00, less the sum of $382.00
paid on stock, less the sum of
$60.95 accrued earnings on said
stock, being the sum of $1057.05
plus interest on $1500.00 from the
31st day of December, 1932, to the
21st day of June, 1933, at 10%
per annum, being the sum of
$71.25, plus interest on $1057.05
from the 21st day of June, 1933 to
the date hereof, at 10% per annum
being the sum of $61.07, plus $5.00
for continuation of abstract of
title, plus interest on said Judg-
Republican
Candidate
SHERIFF
SUBJECT TO PRIMARY
ELECTION MAY 1«, 1984
Your Support
and Your Vote
Will Be
Appreciated
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