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tlm-a KiiniftH nntl a half of firth iln-e
In thu National ,y ahai-lug a twin
bill with tgo culm.
A milvo uf fifticn hit cllni'hod the
final kiiip, 8 to 0, sfur tho club,
after It hiiil htH'ii hlankeil by thu
vetiirnn AU-xumlcr "n the opener,
3 to 0.
AL HAGEN LEADS
rc.
.114 7
.iu
John Cnrtpr, Howard Carter, Kar ji !cemUr 4. 1!MH. on the ubove desorlli
CUI'lHul III IIOUK 4
NEW YOItK. Kept. I 7. (A.
Although the National leiufuo pen-
Twenty-five golfers have complet
ed their sixteen holcti of play for
eKtabllxhinent of their handicap Hu
ll reu In the A met k an LcKlon Kolf
tournament, ueeonllng to the lehm
j;olf committee. Tho bnt card wuh j
' turned in by Al JIiikvii who Hhot
I u 73, Heeond plaeu going to H, F.
NI2W YORK, Kept. 17. (A. P.) MrhnflYl nml II. II. Hfinlcv uli.. eurh
G40' fJueHinm wnellier (lie demon- mured 7.
!lia-2! Htnillvo tendi-nele of the Aincrlean- Tho prison donated hy Medford
.514 M" ,mvo K"ne a 1,11 hcy,mii houndn nierchaiitH for bent hcuvvh In the
4,(3 arlHeH uk a result of a Htatement by preliminary play will ho Klven out
.443 "." ruunm-r, nint uanenian oi Ht mo full" groundl couiHO Sunday,
mo iirookiyn aiiuoiuiih. winners being given their choice of
He Hay hn Intends to quit the club prizes according to the standing ofi
at the end of this season because of .iw.i,. Bcuies. In run nf tin winres I
) "-.iiino upon mm oy nomo the first round of tho tournament
Career, John Carter, u sou of J0IT11
'alter, deceased; Kanfoid C, t'urter
and .Smith K Carter, his wife. Nancy
Williams, Drittou Williams, Alfred
Williams, Maltssa Williams, Kdwaid
Williajiis. Kdward Ijinley. Mrs. Ho.
phla Collins. P. K. Knowles, A. J.
Marvin, Jack Maivm. and U.t un
known heirs of Henry Carter. Alfred
Carter. Isaac Cartur. Itelieecu Mead.
Kranklin Carter. Han ford Carter,
Mary Ann Carter, John Carter,
Howard Carter, h'srah Carter, John
Carter, a son of John Carter, de
ceased, Kanford C. Carter and Ha
ruh K t.'arter, his wife, Nancy Wil
liams, llrltton Williams. Alfred Wil
liams, Malissii Williams, IMward
Williams. Kdward l,angle' Mrs. So
phia Collins, K. K. Knowles, A., J.
Marvin, Jack Marvin, and
P. b tiwayno and liarhara M
Hwnyne, his wife Chester Ku
bll and Alta Kubll, his wife,
Jia niters Dlacount Coitoratloii. a
corponitlon, First National Hank
of Med ford. On-gfln, a corpor
ution, C. H. Uay Prank C. Itrm
well, Superintendent of JIanks of
tho Htate of Oregon, JackHon Coun
ty, one f the dulv organized cuun
ties of the stato of Oregon, and n
ed uronert v.
pa-es zhu and thereor, r me
Mrirtgage Heeortls of Jackson County,
regon4 and all sums due thereunder.
That said mortcne Is prior In time
and rl 'lit to any clsim. right, tjtle, es
tate, Hen or Interest of any of the
above named defendants m or to any
of the above described property and
all liens or claims of any of the de
fendants herein In or to uny of the
above described property are subject
and Inferior to the said mortgage of
plaintiff. Further that the said lien
of ibe plaintiff upon the above de
scribed property be foreclosed to sat
isfy plaintiff's mortgage and tho ubovo
described properly, and all of the
right, title, estate, claim, lien or In
terest In or to the same that P. F.
Swayne and Parbara M. Swayne. his
wife, had on or after tho 4th day of
Uecemhcr, 1UIS, he sold upon said
foreclosure to satisfy the amount of
the face of said mortgage, f 4UO.00,
and interest at the rate of six per cent,
per annum from f'ep tern her 1, 191X,
until paid, and five hundred ($500.00)
dollars attorney's fcoH, and plaintiff's
costs and disbursements In this cause,
ami the expenses of foreclosure ami
sale of the real property under said
(
crowds.
play which will lake place Hunday '
body politic, I Neldeincyur. also all mortgago, and such additional sum as
other persons or parties unknown the plaintiff shall expend at any time
claiming any rigtit, title, estate, lien prior to the taking or the decree horc
or Interest In tho real estate de- In in the protection of the said mort
srrlbed In the complaint herein. De- gage and security and defense against
fondants. .and removing any of the liens 01' any
nant vas further bevond the reach .'"J01 "-'iRuo History irom its be- morning, and to which all players Tu tYT(er' f'roVa. A""' L ,1. J . - ,T.Vh, . . Yr,n
of the New York Giants today as ""7 hi'e established their handicap &rr
tho remit of n iloublo victory by tho " ' 111 "I't'-'aiom. ur0 oliulblo, will determine tho order ler, John Carter, Howard Carter Ma- 'I'rohcrty. any overplus that In then
1'lraten over lirooklvn. M.Cuiw'u men 1,10 ' heera, tile vny.r. and tho llleky f choice. I rah Carter. John C':.ner n ..r j.lin left be mild over to wild I'. R Swayne
have made their hold on Kecond nlncn "Pvc'"h Ktretih and the 110,1 bottlo j tne tournament olnv. tho han- Carter, deceased. Sanford C. Carter Ml1 Harbara M. Swayne, lliu wifo. or
reaaonuhly floe
hiiea of tho
The ehami
rlvalH for the
Kamea behind.
A double by Irish
third Inning, scoring
the (Hants all tho
to win. Art Nehf
10 one run. They g
but Nehf had Rood support.
oeuro hy crushing tho"" h"v0 ''"' established in thedtoap system will prevail. Names ?.V,t!,, " Carter, his wife, Nancy their heirs or isskks or as the court
, nn,.nn,,i 11, 1- .national pastime. ... .,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,, "1 "'llllains, Hiltlon Williams. Alfred m;y order, and that such sale free
' ' , tlu n,m nf not ,, fow ,,. "., lmvu 'lualifled. and williums, Alallsra Williams, Kdwaid wild property from nil claims or liens
,lons put their western 1 ,, j f I ,en 1 o eer t . " ' ""W: Williams. Kdward U,nKley. Mrs. So- of any of the defendant herein, ex-
e runner-up berth five otl. theio Is need for Al Hacen. 73; II. F. Scheffel, 78; phla Collins, K K. Knowles. A J. Mar- jcepllnp, the statutory rlfcht of redolnp-
irtviiifiiin 111 iKinu- it. it iniitii.ir ro. a t 1 .. on. vi 11 inr.ij- .fi, .....1 t. .,..!,,.... iinn. linn in;ir tninn rnnnrm;mfin nr
1 Alnel l- it,. , r"wlH whiell make a practice o. O. Horner. 80- L. C. Oarlock 80- n'lr of Henry Carter. Alfred Carter. 1 'n11" lh" Plaintiff he by the sheriff
1 niiunci in 1110 of rMlnK pinyers or attacklm,' them itulnb Cowu-Ill ko. w v.,i ' ' lB""c Carter. Itebeccu Mend. Krank- of Jackson county. OrrKnn. Placed In
two men, Bvo ,,.,, ..,, , u ,r 'J'" .V fc"1, ' oley, 8J, li Carter. Sanford c.nler M,- Ann possession of said premises and bo en-
runs they needed )n ,,., ,.irc.aiiv h,.v0 ,' ,,... , , ' ' ' , L- t"tB- Carter, John Carter,. Howard Carter, j tlll''n tho possession pen.linK re-
llmited the l!eds ?. " " . , y ,..T 1 S ''C0 K- w",Bon. M: Jai k Heath. 84; Sarah Carter. John Carter, a son of I dominion, and if after the expiration
.,.,.. i.iiu .mv-uin-j. nil: 1. -icnirwnm. .1111111 uinpr. oeceniien xii nTitrd i: v t'tv " i i"u ,i im i ii-ni mv iui
! ,.. ,v ..us inuiiy oiiieis ;,; vern .Marshall, 80; F. W.
While Itrooklyn was dropplntt Its " , . m 87: .Moore, 88
xiliin lt.,.,,ln ... .1. r Kiivin ihtiihuih IIUl IIIO jeers ink
double-header to tho I'lraies.
V Kchef- farter and Sarah F. Carter, his wife, """'h redemption no redemption shall
.' ,, n Nancy Williams. Hritton Wlllinms, Al- nave hl'n made, then the sheriff of
' frcd Williams, Mallssa Williams, Kd- Jackson county, Oregon, make, exe-
D-3 , , . . . r T ....""R' ny "KInBhnm. 90: ward Wlllii.,.,. i.m 1 ,.!., ' m... cute and deliver unto the holder and
,.n.i o , .... . .. - .... lT ..,.1,1 nuruiiu ci-unus, not irom 'I'neo. .1. Fh nn. rM n n ....,. ...
ii iiili l'usuik 1 11 o lean OI IIIO r,... 1 "vt
Corsairs to u v.l " . " . - .
6 Mi games ovr
York, tho Cards jumped Into
0: Mrs. C. C. Cnte. Hnnhin r-nto, i. w ir....-iA. ' a i' owner of the eertif iciite of khIp herein
Klmer Wilson. 7: Vallon Wit- Marvin, Jack Marvin, and P. F. a Kod und sufficient sheriff's deed to
IllflV . . . '
I... , ... I ..... ... t n 11 liittmrr Ul CUUIHU.
, ..uu.nn.K u.e i-n.llies, u to . (,, ,,. ,, ,.. ,,., ,,,,
Such outbursts 'nro taken by most son, I(7 Colo Holmes, as; I'aul Leon- Swnyno and Bnrbara Al. Swayne. his the ahnve described promises, convey-
ard, 100
Steady pltchlntt by Oldham and
.vieailoHs sent the Itoblns back Into
jeers as well as cheers. Hoth. stir-
lh alvfl, .ll..lul i, . , 1 iwncn oy lltUIIUI IIIIVO IllVlttteU
nl 37,hhhomer "m,,' ' ,-,!. .0 reach their tormentors.
Tho lendliiK Senators In the Amor- . . '., ., 1 .
the first. posthiB his twentv-Virsi tii I IT""' "," l"" "'"'k f'"' Kvery
umiih of the seas, ,n iiii 1 1, ' ho "topped to t4,e plato ho was
iWm&t m ARRIVES G PASS
el,.," ",",,77, '"""'hlladelphl,. Stanley Harris, pilot of "nlflL, rtllIlf L0 U. I hOO
hure, ."'p. I, n,.., ?. '"I, I ! """" lnBled out' by tho .
wife. Chester Kubll and Alta Kubll, .'"-" "" tne 'Isht, title and Interest
his wife, Hankers Doscount Corpora- "'hlch tho defendants P. F. Swayne
tlon. a corporation. First National nn(l Harbara. M. Swayne, had In the
Hank of MCfnrd nrpimn n nnmnra. premises herein described on or after
tion. C. R. Ray. Frank C. Kialnwell, 1 December 4, 1918. freed from any
Superintendent of Hanks of tho Stnto claim of nny and nil of the defendants
of Oregon, Jackson County, one of tho herein, nnd for such other and further
duly orminized counties of tho State of relief as may seem to the court to be
Orepon nnd 11 bodv politic. L,. Noider- Jwt a"d equitable,
meyer, also all other persons or par- ! Tn's summons Is published under
tleg unknown clnlmliie nnv rieht. title. and in neordance with an order made
estate, lien or interest in the real es- nn" entered bf the Honorable W. J.
state described In the inmiiluint Hnrtzell, County Juduo for Jackson
I herein; , County. OreKon. in the above entitled
In the name of the state of Oregon: matter, and made in the absence of
Free Iiistrsictioxi on
Ebi&e Decorating-
An
Exceptional'
Opportunity
for Home
Lovers .
MISS D. M. SMITH, of the
Educational Department of
V. P. Fuller &. Co., will bf
in attendance at our store to
show and Instruct all who are
interested in beautifying their
homes, on
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at our booth
at the Fair Grounds.
Mis. Smith, who If an cxpf rt In home
decoration, will solve your problem '
concerning Palntlnd.Varnl.hlnj or
Enamelling. She will show you now
old worn furniture cen tie restored to '
Its original beauty. How dingy wells
can be brightened up with new colors
and delightful effects and how badly
discolored floors can be made bright
and beautiful once more with 4 rich
grain ttlc&.
beautiful home painting
booklet FREE
It tells you lust what you want to
know when doing painting jobs around
the home tells ail about preparation
ofsurfaces brushes how much paint
or varnish to buy what to do and
what not to do to jet satisfactory re
sults. - ' 1 : -1
Thompson's Paint Store
116 N. Central Ave, Medford, Oregon"
"A Full Line of Fuller Products Always on Hand." :.
.. . . . . 1 0 B,"1. but three. ,.. . . . .,. , Ken ,,. You and each of von ore herei.v . the Circuit Judce of the above entl
. rVetuvcn,',, v ' aK".- """ " ""-' '' "o had ac- Louis Rrowns, returned to his qUirCd n""ear ln ,nc above cnU,,ed inrt-COUrV 0Vh 12t? day or August.
. Rejuvenated lankees opened their ,.di-ntallv sulked one nr n,., L.-u home in C-rnnts ,i , u . cause "nd lhere answer the amended 19-- a"u " h ordor requires you
til,t with Cleveland for sixth place 1 n , nrctb ,. Trie. "tZ ! Z r h. ' complaint of the plaintiff on file and each of you to appear on or before
braco or victories. 8 to 01 . . : , .. H , , , wierein against you Witnin ten (111, ",l-v i""1"" i" i'i wruci-
I " ...... ,a i.nncu now nuniflllicil wnen UIIJK ITOm tne ante OI tne Service 01 'uMH,mt,,, smu suiiununs.
with
and 4 to 3. Shocker blanked the
Indians with elKht scattered lilts
In tho first Biiine, but l'cnnock was
curried to ten Inniiitm in tlio second
in splto of tho fact that ho allowed
but flvo hitiKles.
Tho llraves moved up to within
this derision afrcctcd him. no w" hit on tho head by u pitched 'his summons upon you. If served Said order directed this summons to
'All thlrtv-cinht thousand of those .within Jackson county. Oregon; or if . ne pumisnen once a wecK rnr six suc-
fans could have been on mv neck I served within any other county of Ivo weeks 1 in tho Medford Mall
nnd 1 1 . Nbl..'. 1 , 1 , m, , Oregon, then within twenty days Tribune, a dally newspaper published
nnd It colildn t havo blithered mo a' . . ,..,. , ,,. r ,,, ,.,' ,', ,J,2 in Medford. Jackson countv. Oregon.
noise 01 too jOirerS TO IJPrpnrl summons upon von: or if served bv ann or teneral circulation tnroucliout
bit, he said.
crowds away from home never nn-l
nuys ine, but if they annoyed mo
at home, that would net my gout."
oMan
an
HOI-TAN
cA cigar you'll like
"Everywhere you travel it's
ROl-TAN that hna the call I
No wonder!" PANETELAS
(10c per)
riKlilCKMIV. Calif.. Sent. 17 A
football eleven and seven substitutes.
composed entirely of nlch school foot
ball captains carefully, selected to rep
resent tho University of California
freshmen was shown by the turnout
for the opcnlm; week of practice.
There nro about 100 candidates for i)(.
nu cjiruiiK siiuaii and eighteen of
the contenders wero captains of their
hluh school lenms. nor is California
the only slate represented in this ar
ray of gridiron leaders. The men
wero skippers In hlKll schools as re
mote as New Orleans, Lake Charles,
l.a Hillings, Mont., and Honolulu.
.... I.ll. ..a Nil,,, I'tltlnlv Thn ,l,ila nt lh. fipD, ni.K.
wwr irMiiimmuii i utii ,,i me Hiaie aiier - n,
Walhfr Oun iw 7091 nn order of publication, then on or lhation of this summons Is the 1.1th
rr mnci vuu III before the last day proscribed In tho day of August, 1825. and tho date of
order ror tho publication of said sum- 1 "'s1 puoncation tneroor win bo tne
inons. 1 24th day of September. 1925. Tho
N'KW YORK- eit 17 r. I And you will please lake notice that (time prescribed ln the order for the
Defense ,.f h, vv ,1 V ) " 'ou fa" 10 80 appear and answer Publication of tho summons begins to
iiennse or tho Walker cup, Interna- satd amendod complaint, the plain- run fro ld first date of puhlica
iiona, amateur golf treaty, will take tiff will apply to the above entitled "on or flom Personal service out of
the victorious American team to Eng- court for the rellbf prayed for in tho ,he state after an order, of publicn-
nuni next year it plans of united amennea complaint and which relief t"1"- "o ucu ervn-e win ne complete
mates lloir association officials mil- l,ra.vea ror Includes pialntiffa ap
teilnllzc. As the scene for the next . 1'""" ror decree as follows:
.T,;;ngbtnde!;U,u,:,!'e M"rV'1 T nr&i. 1ex;.?.ptnr P.
of l.ngland are under consideration. Swayne and Harbara M. Swayne, his
11. a "W '"" ,,ro -"Poeli'd In wife, had nny right, title, estate, claim,
Iho American team as a result of the lion or Interest in or to nny i f tho fol
rise of young players to prominence In lowing described property, to-wlt:
the recent amateur championship i rne South tlnlf of the Southeast
Quarter (S', SK 14 ) of Section Thirty-
nt the expiration-of the time preserib
eu ior sain punilcatlon.
Dated nt Medford. Jackson county.
Oregon, this 13th day of August. 1923.
RRA.MUS HHAMliS,
Attorneys for I'laintiff.
Address: 412 Lihcrty Building, Med
ford. Jackson County. Oregon.
Travel by Motor Stage
SAFELY, SWIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY
Two Through Stages Daily
To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:48 A. M. and 11:30 A. M.
A pleasant one day trip.
Also leaves Medford at 6:00 P. M. for Boseburg, connecting
following morning to Portland. ' .
'We take passenger's for ail way points. For further Information ""
and tickets call Union Stage Depot.- Phone 309.
. FARE MEDFORD-POETLAND $7.85
Direct Connections at Roseburg for Coo Bay Points.- , , ,
KXKCI'TOIVS F'XATi ?.OTICU
III.,,, v,.,. nil l,, il,. live (in), ann tne Kouth Half of tlio i me county court ot mo state or
v 1TTI L . . ,V 7. x 1 "uthwest Qunrter KV4 SW ) of Sec. Oregon for the County of Jackson.
hl'.A II Sept. 17. (A. P.) t,)n TlllrtV-Slx (3(1) In Townshlli I Tn ll.n f I.- 11..1....
overy of oil in the Arctic slolin ,ortv 1411) s,, 1,1)1 l):,n..n 1 -i 1 i 1-1
of Alaska was reported by Oeralil West Willamette Meridian: also Iots Notice is' hereby given that on the
l' lt.gnrald, head of a Unltod Statos "no (l), iho (J) and I nreo (3), and 10th day of September, 11)25. the
survey party
II. C. Wins Klwanls tioir.
VANCot'VKIt, II. C Sept. 17. (A.
I ) Vancouver Klwunls golfers best.
ed teams from other cities ln tho Pu-
mc Northwest In team match play q
,1 in," iMwiiuis tourney nere yester-
ibiv. Corvullls. Ore., finished sec
ond.
that this !nu S".",l,h I'.1,'." u( tho N'nrthoast Quur- County Court of the State of Oregon
llmmer visited tho valleys of then.. 1 1 . . ", .-.outnenst lor tne County of Jackson set tho Kllh
oMIle and Noatlk r'wn t SllS'ifi:
lownsnp forty-one (41) South County Court at Jacksonville, Oregon, !
ii .111 1 . ' 0 - i ,v""u,ietio as 1110 time and placo for all those:
geological
sumnic
fi
returned hero today from the north,
Cook with gns.
SliilllllnilM for l'ii:illiilloll.
(Kiiulty No. 3133-1!.)
tf i 'orldlan, also tho Northeast Quarter having any objections to tho final nc-
"'Hhwest Quarter (NK I count and report nnd the closing of the
HWU) of Section Th rtv-s x (311). in esl.iln nt Tr..i n i-un -i.r
Township Forty (40) South. Itnnee In n,,ne,,r ...,,1 .....u' ., '
P IA Wnu, tl'nlln - ... ' . V. ."v " ','Jl-V.l,u,,
In tho Circuit Court of the Stale of h j,,.l,Vnn ,.i. n. '..u'. : I! , "Tf . those huving any I
O'-K-n for the County of Jackson, i w ,h a teneme s'herV, to
K. l' Ol-guson. Plaintiff vs I lem v U ,.,,,........,.. .1... . 1 1 .. . "l. P'aoe
Carter. Alfred Carter. Isaac Carter, j In anywise bperlaining.
Itcheccii Mend. Krauklln- Cartor. Thul nhilntirr iu ihn i,..m n.i
',,.,, ,,,... iii.-iry Ann t 11 rier. cr or Quit certain mortgage dated !
aii-
Dated this lOth dav of Senlnmltmv
1925. JOHN S. OHT1I. .
Kxecutor of tho Kstate of
Helen O. Dillon, Deceased
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OP f
Doors Screens, Windows and Sash,
Window and Door Frames
Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds
Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and
Prices Absolutely Right
Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Befors' ' ' '
Letting Us Figure on Your Bill.
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
Oregon
Medford
A Modern Mill
TOMORROW IS ASHLAND DAY
at the JACKSON COUNTY FAIR
Ashland and Vicinity Are Being Depended on to Show Their Colors by Furnishing a Big Crowd on This Day
ASHLAND BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSE AT NOON MUSIC BY ASHLAND'S ORCHESTRA
THIS IS ALSO JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL DAY SchoolChildfrn Admilled FREE When Accompanied by Parents or Guardian1
.i m . . :
Splendid Program Consisting of
HORSE, AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE RACES.
RODEO STUNTS; McCLEAVE'S HORSE SHOW urn i ' I
VAUDEVILLE AND MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS
Admission: Adults, Day, 50c, night, 25c. Children, 10 to 16 Years 25c dav or ni0Kt r a
stand 50c day or night. Box seats, Day S1.00, Night 75c. Iearsvc day or night Grand-
1ickets and Reservations can he secured at the Chamber of rnmmM,a , -
9:38 1 11:00 a. m. v-namoer ot Lommerc every morning from
fe!inT5 : r. 2;a : 1
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