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EVERY day crowded with interesting events
including Floral Parade miles of beauti
fully decorated floats; grotesque Merry,
kliana procession and Parade of Nations; Expo
sition of Roses; Coronation of Festival Queen;
Children's Pageant, Revelry Amusements
Thrills of a lifetime.
Portland's Most Glorious Pageant
Pageant performance every night, June 1115.
Played in great Civic Stadium 30,000 scats.
Largest outdoor stage in the West.
NINE spectacular episodes symbolizing in dra
matic action the history of the Northwest country.
Brilliant, colorful, musical. Cast of 3,000.
Pageant and Parade Ticket on Sale Now
Reserve icats hy mail thru Multnomnh. Civic Stadium
Association, 1411 Public Service Building, Portland
PRICES FOR STADIUM SEATS
PAGEANT: Every night, June 11-15; 75c, $1.00, $1.50
$2.00. Designate performance desired.
PARADES; Floral Parade, June 14th; Mcrrykhana
Parade, June 15; 25c and 50c.
EXCURSION FARES ALL RAILROADS
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
of Semi-Annual Assessments Due
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual
installment (one-twentieth) and interest on paving,, sew
er and water main assessments upon all properties for
which application wan made to extend time of payment
will be due and payable at the office of the City Treas
urer June 1st, 1928, and will be delinquent after thirty
days (30) days from said dati, July 1. 1028, and shall
hear a penalty of five (5) per cent upon the amount of
such delinquency.
Thirty days after such delinquency the property will
be advertised and sold for the amount of such delin
quency, together with penalties and costs of such sale in
accordance with Section 148 of the City Charter.
Dated at Medford, Ore., this 31st day of May, 1928.
H J. BERRIAN,
: " ' ' ' ' Treasurer of the City 6f Medford; Oregon.
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in the hlf-h echoo! iuitlit-rium ;
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d'ty was oiiserved Monday after
noon and i.'orte Klden ha! the
honor of having his name en
Hi im-'I n the tichoo) lionur cup
out of the l'AtS Ki'aduatlun class.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Im We
j and daughter, Willa, of liutte
l-'alN. were in the city Sunday
c allifiK on friends. Mr. li"ee , ment. Mrs. Kox had a lung tahl"
h pmis ilnttc Kails a fine place si t in her dininti room and served
to live and has (alien In love with ice cream, cake and punch and
the climate iiml mountain water, windwiches. Those present were:
Kth'dyn Scurt is spendiitg n few.rdls Oasad. Helen I-ee, Dorothy
days over ut Kuch (siting herj.lunes, Dorothy Inman. Wyvett"
Jianil parents. Mr. and M rs. j HuhwcII, Elizaht th Southwell, Itut.i
Tin ock morion. Turpi n, Oeraldine Fox, loin ml
Sf vra 1 in fin hers of the Chris-, Hides. John and James Lathrop.
In.n Knd.-uvor society druvo over Donald Patterson. I.aureli Capp'.
to UoKiie liiver Saturday even- Claude Van amlt. Kltun Miller
iiiK and enjoy, d a wciivr roast and Alfred Taylor, rjeraidiue re
am! a general good time. ; ceived h'-veral presents.
James Harris drove oxer from J Mrs. J. K. Wilson and Mi:
Kl iinath Kails, where he is em- ' Kathleen Wilson of Medford were
ployed, for a short visit with visiting Mrs. Maude I Ion we! I uml
home folks the fore pa rt of this j family Tuesday of this wee;.
week and he and Carl HohwHI j
were dinner quests at the ltev
J. M. Johnson home Monday i
evening. !
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theirault of;
1 'altfornia arrived at the Paul
! Martin home Sunday for a few
'days' isit with the Martin fain
jily and other friends. Mrs. Their-
autt, was formerly an Idaho nei
ghbor of the Martin and Jim Uur
;Ker and C. I. Huyck families.
.Mim Mlltlrcrt IlurcfT k.ivo a Tllimn who cnjoyid this ilislin.
Jnlly parly lo hrr Mumluy whoul un wore: Vi-ra Davis, r.osp stan-
.elans of little girls Friday even
ing, at which 13 little misne were
pi -et-.cn t. After an evening
ful!
rue
of games and refreshments
' Iturger accompanlrtl each
home.
.Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Huyck. t'arl
(.'oleiiian, Mrs. J. P. Purger. .Miss
Mildred Purger and .Miss I.yvette
Heznialhaleh drove up to the His-
' klyoti summit camp last Sunday
:aud spent the dav, enjoving a plc-
!nie ium h and the heuutiful Sis-!
kiyou seenei y, They also enjoyed j
the wonderful pictures found in !
the camp lodge. I
Decoration Day was observed o
l entral Point people hy decorat
ing the g rives In the forenoon
and an appropriate program In
tin afternoon at the high school,
wnieh was well attended.
The senior class picnic was
pul led off last Friday afternoon
hut It would he hard to tell where
it was i elelu ated. lis the .scene
of activities extended all the wav
from Jackson Hot Springs lo the V t.oddard of i-un i rancisiu.
Redwood hiu-hway several miles' Calif., is here visiting relatives
liMyond Crants Pass. Time was land friends.
taken lor a t.wini at Jackson Hoi Miss .Mildred .Jones spent the.
S print's, lunch some place a ml j weelt -end at the Pake of the
weenie roast sonic place els. Woods, returning home Monday,
but all returned, having hail thei Professor and .Mrs. C.eorgc P.ria
tune of their lives. j coo spent Sunday with Mrs. P.ria-
The senior and Junior banquet j cues pan-uts, .Mr. and -Mi':. W'es
look place at the l.itllia hotel, ley Vogeli.
in Ashland Friday evening, w her
covers were laid for about
'
it '
Mis. Pent Purger is visiting
the Paul .Martin home this week
w hi le M r. Hurfcor is absent on .
trip to Kagle Valley, pastern Ore
gi'ii.
Mrs. Pee Smith has been on the
siek list the last few days.
The fourth grade teacher. -Mrs.
Ma We I lanson. who has been out I Medford.
of xehool for sonic tiino on tic - Wesley Vogeli was a business
count of illness, resumed w visitor in Ashland -Monday,
school work last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Praudt and
Mi;. Poles and the Poy Scouts caughter, Catherine, spent Sun
en.toycd a swimming party at 'day afternoon at the Tryer home.
Jackson Hot Springs Thursda I Mr. MeHaharry moved his fam
eieiiing of last week, and after- ily Saturday to the ranch he re
wards enjoyed a picnic lunch ecntly purchased west of Talent
The cirl Scouts, under the di-in the foothills.
i vet ion of .M iss Pynette llezmul- Several of the Talent young
hlach. also took their outing nt 1 people are among the members
the Jackson Hot Springs Tours-1 of the large graduating class that
day evening and it consisted of a t graduates Thursday evening from
swim and picnic lunch, the Ashland high s -honl. The
Seven or eight of the ladies of members of the class living in
the I'nion church met Thursday ; Talent are Iiss Kdna Xewbry.
and gave the chiireh a thorough ; Mr. Hendiiek Oorthuys. Miss Pois
spiing cleaning. upstairs nnd;who is also a member of the class,
dow n. i spent n number of her school
Memorial Sunday was observed ' yea rs in Talent,
by memorial sermon pl eached ' Kills Peeson returned Tuesday
by I lev. J. M. Johnson Sunday , to Stockton, Calif., after spend
morning at the Fnion church. The' Ing a short vacation visiting rela
Women s Pelief . Corps marched lives and .friends here. Mr. Pec
into the church in a body with " 1 employed on an irrigation
t heir flags, and nuido an inipres- j project.
sivc ceremony. Special music was M'"- and Mrs. Tom Calnhan and
icndered by the ladies i-uaitet. son. Jackie, moved into the K. K.
Sunday evening the high school Cook npartment last Thursday.
auditorium was packed to it-n-ss
the baccalaureate services,
hich were beautiful and lmprc
sive. J'e. Mell of the First Chlis-
tiati church ttf Medford gave the
ail.lrvsH unit siiuki' til the craduiitos
in a ploiiMilK aiul hitiT.'-Uni; man- 'Vr"- Jean Kti nn(l daimhter.
lit. A .sinvlal voi-al numlar as I'Hiiline. left la:.! ThlliMlay for
k-m-n tiy the luillex' iimirtet. eon-' daklanil. fat.
stslinn of the Mt-sM-! W'yatt.j The Talent KoW-kah eltlb tnet
linineH. Tex ami Htrolimeler. I Krlilay at the holne of Mrs. Fred
A violin nolo was given hyjltNPP
MK Mildred Hurler, avrompa. Anna Kvntlj was one of 10
tiie.l on the piano hy Miss YVIltmi! niemhers to lie eleeted to member
Sheley. and anothei violin so'o s''1!" In the SiKnia Kpislon PI
elen tiv Mn.s Itlliiicard I'or- smorlly of the llii'Kon State Nor
tel-. aei'oniPHnted on the pt.llio I
Mi-.i Kllmlieth Seott.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. . V,ovn. non.
itobmd and dHUKhter, Norma
.lean, leli Tuesilay morn in k for
Osweuo. where M r. Holes has nc-
M'ted a position us depot aeiit.
ltd 01 e li-ii tin; Central Point h"
.-oM Ins property to Lewis Crimes
of 1 his place, v ho is mm inn in
and epicts to m:ik It his home
Mr Mm' has arrived to take
i' ko of the local depot ut pres
ent, and is ma k tin; Ms home at
the ii K T home Mr. and
Mis Coles hne lived here for
? i-v ra I ea i s a nd luivr mud"
n: 1 ny wa rm r rlciiils. w ho i ejr
to tti.-m leave and the !' '
i-he. .tlie eoniinunltv co with
them lo their new home. ;,5,1' Hamilton.
The Mlsse Lynette llemnnl-l Splt-r and his grandson.
Ii.ih h. Kdlth Inman. Wyvetle Hint- W. ne Mas W,. spent the week-end
well an Kuth Webster attended j I" Nw. "allf . t etiirnlmt Tiles
the May festival Kiven at Ashland 1IV- q
I hist Krtday Hfternoon hy th- It Nye mid S number of
Southetn Oregon State .Normal ''"!" ro havfns water piped
rrTvfrn xfTtT:
in the Kytlilu park, in "ivlm-h Mi
l.cuta iU-ar.is took the part uf
Hut 'in JJuuil utui Cui I I'.uswcil
Uiiw the pruluKUf. .Mr. unU .Mr.s.
(juldsbury uIku ut ten (led the f'i
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heryfonl
were visitors ut tilts liowell hum"
.MuinJay. They were on their v
t urn trip tu I heir hmne in K: it
Fia'nico from a trip thruiiKh
Washington. Vimuuver, V,. c., anl
I tin ho. While In Idaho they vis
ited Mrs. ' IMeanntH. a former
re.-hlent ut Central 1'uliu.
.Mi. Kthfl Southwell 1m Beriouly
ill In the JenkiiiK hopltal in Jack
Honville, with pneumonia.
Mrs. Geurt-o Kux entertained ("fi
ller tlaUKhter, Geru'tline Monday
evenii'K In honor of her birth
day anniversary hy t;lvin her
a surprise party, at whirh n; weic
present. The young people m--'.
at the Cawail homo nnd came To
gether, taulni; a complete nur
price. The evening wan jpvir. in
mui: and Kanien and ref resh-
Mr. and .Mrs.
family and Mr
were Medford
evening.
The Tonh h
I toy Williams and
. Marvyn Johnson
visitors Monday
nor society, com
posed of the hih S'-hoo pupils.
whoe standing in school is a U
or ahoVe P, enjt'.ved a picnic one
eveniiiK last week. which in
cluded a swimming parly ut Jack
son Hot Springs and a picnic
lunch of ice t renin and cake.
liff. I. o n a Armstrong, Amy
Johnson. Mary
l.ampeit. Jack 1
Stanley, Helen
lolits. Marian Cas-
tor, Ci'orj
Delilck.
F-Id ii
and lIo;i
TALENT TOPICS
Waltor ltus.M-11 left on Mond.
evening for Condon, Ore., on
business trip. Ho expects to i
tuni iext Wl.0k
James Foxall, a former resi
dent of Talent, who is making
his home at .Santa Kosa, Calif.,
t-peut Monday afternoon at the
honic of Mrs. Wesley Vogeli. He
expects to spend about two
months in Oregon and Washing
ton, visiting In Portland and Se
attle before returning to Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. John Pobison mo-
toreil up to the Kmigriint creek
dam Sunday afternoon.
,j Mr. and Mrs. George Dewey and
1 1 their daughter and son-in-law.
- j from Chllouuin. called at the
home of Mi, and Mrs. John pobi
son. Mrs. I ewel is a sister of
Mr. Kobisoii and was visiting with
his niter, .Mrs. Nick Piophy, In
M r. and M is. I 'a la ban are recent I
arrivals from Fresno. Calif. j
Mr. and Mrs. 4 'rocket arrived
recently from Ktlgene and have ;
tented the upstairs apartments of
I'ocliran house
inal at Astiland.
The ball same
Sunday afternoon
I between the Cold Crest and the1
jSunerest orchards was von by thej
Cold Crest, s to The Knic!
; was played on the school dta
i mend.
I guite a number of Talent peo
ple enjoyed the show and vita-'
; phone several n it: tits last week. '
j C W. l.onn was a business vis
itor In M,lford Tuesday. j
i K. K. Cook spent Tuesday shop-'
! pin 1- in Ashland.
Master l!bhtild Foster of Med-'
j ford is sp.-ndinK this week a jjucst
of Master "l.ir-nce Mathis.
Mis- Ktt.i Ktrkpatrnk of -the
MHtiiatlt oivllaid
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It Ilet ol Q
iMer Mi-..
TPmrvr yrvv,vr-nn
from the irrigation dith in Main
ft i t-4-i to their pi -op.-nie-i in iib
Mtii aidition.
Mr. ami Mrs. Cuy Hainjltnii and
family M r. and Mrs. l.oyts 1 la mil
Ion and family. Mr. and Mrs.
' llotchkiss. Mr. and Mrs. . V.
'Palis and family of Centra! Point.
Mi-s Puth Howard of Medford.
MifK Ada liaeklir and Miss Ctt.i
Kit kpat i i- k made ii a plcnh'
party. Which spent I hi; day Sun
day at Saviigf- Kapids on Hog tic
IMver.
Talent :is w- rtpii-senled at
'.M.dlonl Wednesday U iit the
par ole and listen to liie program
at the park.
T. .1. Simmons left Monday f.
an xteiuU d Uii w ith Ins daugh
ter, Mrs. McClain and family
at Piddle.
Mrs. i:t l.t Patterson. Mr. and
Mis. Will Kerns attended the t.up
per and reception given (in honor
if .M i s. Louise I'ei o'i, Who -u as
' elected president of tile i!.ebek ill
: assembly of Oregon at its last
m's-ioii. wnieh loci at Uoseburg
.lu--l week.
Miss Upe! Mi-Clain ' returned
home to Piddle lust week, after
spending a t ouple of weeks with
her grandfather and uncle and
aunt, Mr. Simmons and family u.
Pumpkin C jiter.
Mr. and M is. Pun is 1 !rovn f
Medford were calling on friends
her" on De -oration Day.
M rs. Hensley, who is making
her home with her son-in-law.
Will Clime, spent the week-end
with her son. Harvey ('lift and
j her daughter. Miss (leorgiana
chft. in Ashland.
Karl Simmons opened his fruit
and vegetable stand for the sum
mer season on Ma yL'M.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Keck wit Ii
spent Wednesday w ith relative.-
in Talent. Mr. Peckwiih is work-,
, ing on the (Jreen Spring moun-;
tain.
Seventh Heaven
Pleases Audiences
Hunt's Craterian
A new star, probably the most
brilliant lhai Iris yet appeared on
the cinema fin no in cut, was dis
covered with the showing of "7ih
Heaven." and that Mar is Jiiuel
Uaynor. So unexpected is her
great and wistful loveliness, and
with such sympathy and under
standing docs she play her rob- nf
Diane, the Paris slroct waif, that
s h e completely captivates the
hearts of her audience.
Sweetly demure, fearfully defi
ant ci- gloriou- ly smiling through
her tears, in each and every uu:
she is ci-ually beautiful.
Chicles F;u!eTi. too. Is a
star who corner into b.-in
this production. II" is Chico,
"very remarkable fellow." he
himself, who lead:i 'ho lilt 1 - -from
the streets to the
Heaven."
Kvcry one that has seen the
ture is loud in their praise of the
mo vie-tone that accompanies this
feature and the two vitaphone ads
are brinuinu hearty applause from
every audience.
This program is being laid off
today to accommodate the high
.-eh od commencement exercises,
but will continue its regular run
tomorrow.
COWKS. Fnglaud. Miss Petty
Cat-stairs, who prefers to be ealied
"Joe." hopes to cross the Atlantic
in three days In a covered boat
that is being built with great
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Habit is a powerful
thiiiR. We cling to old
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caue the new and bet
ter way is "different." i am reminded
of tin; by the question which so many
women, ueinR Carnation Milk for the
first time, ak me: "Why has it that
different llavor?" Some of them even
have the erromou-i ida that une
thinc has been added to tlic milk to
Kivc? it that distinctive llavor!
The rich llavor of Carnatum Milk
comes from ju-t two things: it lias
twice the cream content of ordinary
milk because it is evapwated to double
richness and it is sterilied. so that
its purity is safeguarded from the time
the milk pops into the can until it rocs
into the cutard or cream soup you are
making-.
The purest of milk in a
modern, convenient form
Carnation is not "prepared" milk.
It is iu't the purest and sweetest
hifrh crade milk from selected herds.
Nothinc: at all has been added to
it. Nothing hat been taken out ex
cept aboui half the natural water con
tent. This evaporation i-imply puts
the milk into a more compact, con
venient form. It is doubly rich and
tn-us so. The heat o: sterilization
which protects its purity sightly
caramelizes the natural milk sugaT
and you taste this slight caramel flavor.
It is a guaranty of Kfxxiness the dis
tinctive flavor of pure, uniformly hit;h
prade whole milk milk on which you
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Tart of the deliciouuness it impart
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tion." by which the cream content is
broken up into extra-fine particles, so
that they will f oi rise to the top as they
do ordinarily, but will be distributed
all through the milk, making the last
drop as richly creamy as the firt.
The;? extra-tine cream p lobules give ;
a notably smooth texture to all dishes
in which Carnation Milk is used. That
is why you hear so much about the ;
velvety soups and sauces, the smooth i
ice creams, the creamy candies, the ;
line-textured cakes which Carnation !
Milk makes. !
Carnation Milk is most convenient: I
you buy it in quantity and keep it ;
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and preventing waste by its dependable :
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Carnation Chocolate
Ice Cream 1
1 cup supnr. few grains salt. 4 cup
Carnation Klilk.'J sqs. bitter.chocolate. ,
3 eggs. 1 tsp. vanilla. Heat milk and .
sucar in double boiler: melt chocolate,
add to milk; heat until well blended, j
Pour into well beaten cgj;-;-, cixik in
double boiler 2 minutes; add salt and :
flavoring. Chill and freeze, using 1 part
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depend upon
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have available anywhere,
any time, a milk so pure,
so richly creamy, so uni
form in quality, so de
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SiiMiinoiL Tor Ptihlh'atioii.
Ill llu- riretlii I'oiltl of Uu- ti.ltl.
of Oregon fur Jack-on Couiiu
I'ity of .Md!'orJ. a uiuiiiiip.i
poraiion. Plaintiff,
vn.
n ill.or Carothers, Mrs. Will,,,,.
others, w ife of illjor Parol hers
i lie no Known hcir.s of
i 'aroiiicr.-; C A. JunUvr, .1Si ,
.. .llliiU'-r. Wile of C. A. Juij!.
Hie uiiUiiown hctrs ol ( . a Jm,
k.r: A. K. Junker. .Mrs. ..
Junker, wife tf A. K. Junk'-r; u,','.
unknown lo-irn of A. i-;. .lnai;..,"
r. a. Junker an. I A. K. Jaio. ,
partners as JunUt-r Proili, rs.'
Jackson t'ounty, Oregon, i( i,(K
poiilic; .Mary t-'osit-r; .l ,v c
l-'osti-i-, John liue. hu si i,i nil (Jf
.May ('. Foster; the u n i, n.. v.
lo irs of .May C Foster; Mat-ietit
Foster. John line. hul...n,i (ll
.Maigrctia Fu-t r, ih.- uni. tl
lii irs of .Margn-U.i Post) r; 1) j
I. awn nl anil ( l.ul;. s l.au i - i,;.
Tiis wile: .Martha .Mad JonaM i.i:.)
Frank .Macionaii. lu-r luil..iiiii
Ih-rinan Pa.vreiuz: Mrs. .-, mllj
Pa'A renin, wife of Herman L.r.v
rcntz; Mary iiivmlcr; .Marv :,.u.
il. r; John Uoe Peioler, luKhan,) ,,f
.Mary Pemier; Plizaljeih l.,,v.
rei.t;-.: l.aura Alarkham; am1(.
.Mark ha m. hushanil of j ,u,li(
.Mark ha m : Dora I lowanl ; 1;
Howard, husband of Itoia Hm'.'
m il; Klixaheth Lawreiilz as ailniui
js tratlix of tin- estalt- of .l:.iji l
tiecU; l.e.sler J.aw ri-nt.:
I.awrentz. wife of I-L'Sli'!'
Man-
J.aw-
i-i-ntz; Kula lh obeeli ; h en.,
bei-k; KayilMMld iiioltecl;;
rena I.awreiili!; John Due.
hand ot l.orena l-iivn-ii:.: u,,.
unknown luirs of W'iliiain J.aiv
renlz: Millie l-avvieiit.: .I..im
l)oe. husband of Mau-uie .,iv.
reiitz: the unUlloun lu-iiji (
.M.-iKi'' l-awri'litz: Tildie l.a-.i.
l-i-lltz; John Uoe, husband nf Ti.
die l.au reiil-.; the unknowA luirs
of Tildie J.UH r.-ntz; Laura l.aw .
rent.: John ioe. husband of
I-aura l-awreniz; the uiiUm.uii
heirs of l-iura Kawrem; H m
nah Laurent.: John Uoe. ..j.
ttand of Hannah Lnvnnl;;; ib,.
liniiiiown hi-lrs of Hannah l..nv
reni.; Albert (.awr'-nt.: Mrs. Al
beit Laureiilz, wife of Alb.rt
J.awrenlz; the II II linmvn lleivs nf
Albert l.awlenlz: Owear l.n
l entz; .Mi s. (Isear Lau rent., u if,,
of Osear Lawrentv;; tlu- 1. 11 1; ih,v. a '
heirs of Os.ar Laurent.; th.- un
known heirs of Herman Law.
rent.: also all other persons or
parli.-s unknown elaimiiii,' any
rit-ht. title, es'ate. Ion 1,,. iun-r-
eft ill thi real estate desiri l.:r"l
in the eoiiipliiinl herein, JJefend
anls. 'I'o Wilbur Caro.h"rs. Mrs. Wil
bur Carolhers. wife of U'ilhor Car
others: th" unknown heirs of ii
bor Carolhers; r. ,. Junker: Mrs.
I". A. Junker, wife of ('. A. Junker;
the unknown heirs of f. A. Jniil
ker: A. JiinUer, Mrs. A. K. Jun
ker, wife of A. L. Junker: III.- un.
liiHAVil heirs of A. K. Jiinlier: ('.
A. Junker and A. K. Junker, parl
ners as Junker I Irol her;; ; Marv r.
Foster: May ( KoMer; .li.Iin it,,,.,
hushand of May t. Ko:;ter: the un
known heirs of .May t l-'osie,-; Mai-
::ret:a Koti-r: John I , husbaixl
"I Maruntta Koster; ib,. unkioiwii
heirs of .Mar.miT.a Koster: Martha
MaoiluiiaM and l'lank MaeDonabl.
her husband: H.-i-man Lawreni.;
Mrs. lEernian l.a,wr,.il., wife ,,r
llerinan LaureiH: Mary 1 Jrend-r;
Mai':.. Ih-jKler: John Jii. l;.!,,!,.,.'
husband of Marv Homier: W-ilter
Ihila llrobe. k; i:,,la ..,.
heek: Irene l:rol.,k: llayno.ii.l
I-robe, k: Lorraa Laureul; Jnbu
loe. hii,ba:i,l of Lor, na Law rent.;
the iink'r.o.i ii lo irs of William l. ,u
renlz: Jla;.ii" Lawr. III.: Jnlin I ......
husband of Jlaayie Lawn lit.; Hi.
unknown lieirs ,,f .Maj.si,. l-,v. real;..
';'ilie Lauren;.; ...)-.,, i,.. ms.
hand of Tildie Lawreni::; t. un
known heirs f Til, lie Lauren!.:
I-aura Laureul; .l,(n, l;,.
baiul ,,f Lama Lawrc-iilz: the an.
known heirs f Lil(n a l.au r .:
Hannah Laurent.; ,, n,,,., UL.
band of llannaii l.aurentz: tin- un
known heirs of Hannah Laurent;::
Albert l.aurentz; Mrs. Albert Lau
renlz. wife of Albert Lawreniz:
ih- unknown iiebs r Albert l.aiv
rentz; lis,.;,,. I.awrentz: Mrs. 11.-
l-awrentz. wife or ((war Law-
rent: th.. unknown heirs of Ke;,r
l.aurentz: th,. unknown heirs ,.f
Herman l.awremz: also all oil:. :
persons or parties unknown olalin-inu-
any rluht, title, .s,,,,,. . ,
interest in ib.. real estate ,. s, rj!,.-,l
in the eoniihi!iit herein. I'ef.inl
auls: In tlie uia ,f 1 be Kiii
of Or"-
jtoti: Vim and eaeh of
you are
' ami an-
J rei,e,i I,, ji.:,
sue,- 11,,, .,,m...,i,ll fit...!
you 111 th,. si,,,,.,, entilled soil ,.e
or oeinfe the ;,s ,.,v ,lf w,.,.,s
lion, ihe ,ate f t,,. filsl pilbliea-
tion ,,f this sumniMn.s. said peri-., I
Ol four weeks blilU; the time ,le-
sertbed r,,r publbalion heieof. and
It you fail so to appear and answer
said eotnplainl. for want 1 ,,..-,., ,f
Hi" plaintiff will apple t,, t;,,.' eeuil
r..r the r..i,.f ,1, n, 1,10 led In its folll.
Plaint, lo-wit: That a deelee I
l ill el e,! .-..IjII.J !,-;,! ,- ,) ,,!
''',': "'h- eslate. lie ,;,n
wliieh you or any f v ,.,v,. or
laim t,, h;,v,. tl) U11111 ,,.
i's'1 pi uperty situated In Hi" t il."
"t Medtor.l. Jaekson Counlv, Slab'
" "-.'K"li. iLs.libeil as foil, U.S.
to-ivn :
Lois five (",,. six (ill. el, vii
I I 1 and twelve (1L.,. .,n , t,. i;
th:: ly-nine u:. ,. ,,r Ih ,,t i"iie,l
loan lw , itj , r .M,lr,,.
yon. a-eor.liiif; t,, t uh. ,-,.T.t-.l -
ed Plat thereof. ,, , 1, .,.!.;,.,
'"d all sueh elaims lo be tiuil and
void, and , I. .or,.,.!,,., tlmt said plalll
tift Is the .e.vner ,11 fee simple of
saul premises and of the who!"
tlierent. frep and "tear of one and
ad niilit. tin,., esiate. lien or in
terist ,,f s-,1,1 ileiVinlants in sa:d
leal est, He. ;i, u,al eaeh and all
"f , ''' de;, tk,ts I,,.,-, !,, al ,.,
and all pers,,i,s elaimin-, or lo
' lanii by. thr,.uK, ,. under 111. 111
or or any of t!u.,. , fr,.Ver , n
loin.il. restrained iln, in.,.,l from
'"' ''"!"' attempiipe u, ,slabli.-b
or elaiininL- ;,nv ni: ,lt ,-slae.
io n or Interest ,. , said pi"0
eity or any i,,rii,, Upreof, and
"hat plaintiffs tin,.. t said prem
ises be furey, I- ,,et,., ;,,lc set at
rest: ami s1:i.h ,,.,.,. .in, ,,.,r
re,i..f s T,,;ly ,0 jus, ulu f. M,.
in the premises. M
This suinimms is publl.-hed bv
'rder ,,f n, Honorabl,. . M.
1 nomas, presidim; judi;,! of th"
above e, i,,., ,.,,. ,;,,. ,, ,..
leie.l in said Court and eanse 011
'be L' III, ,ay ,,, M.,y ,.,.v
'll'I.IU" tb.,1 J J, i sUUlll.ons be
M reed by .;ib,..n ,,.r,.,,f , ,.
h ue-k f.,,- ful. ,. s, , t , V"
vm-ks in the M..,',f,,l Mail Till,
Un a daily neuspuper published
11 Jaekson cunt,, u,-,.",,,, Mae
- .111. 1'O'S. S 1. ,;,,, ,,f ,1,,, fj,.,,
pilljlHiilion ,.f thl, summons.
JtDLV II. CAIJKIV.
IIAHIiV C HKVIt.MA.V.
, ,' : AH01 :oy3 J,,,. I'ialH'.ilf.
I 0"t Off:.. Ad.llos,.; . .
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