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I, PAGE TWO MTDFOTID Si ATI, TMBT7NR MTDFryRD. OT?T!0OT. FRTPAY, SEPTEMBETC fi. 1029. NEAR VOORHIES ;eijk.V iJi:i;''iN' T. or-.. sui-. e 1 (.special) Th bije ncrce v?' young peach tii'C it-r the. Vuti -1 hks cro!firitf. H.-t mil by Mr. J'-anKn last year in waking a tu-m itdou t Krowth th; jffiifjti. ami it Is thcj prediction of iiitin' fruit men tli.it Mr. Punks had u wi? hum hM when he tet peach tixe on the tract. i jeore Hurt ley of Talent, has- -one of th: larccat proddce. market- in- the entiro vIIy suit! 1 kept; busy all the tirm loading truck, for distant towns in Klamath and Sink f you counties. Hln garden ar,; In North Talent and h rubse everything in tho vegetable line, i S. A. Nye 'f Talent U d'-liverirr: : his fine iirirtl'tt to the eannery and ha a iruod crop of hue pear to gather yet, Jeff Hell and lite prand dauKh ter, AlittH Pell were -P-dford bind- j ntw vifc.t'jrH la,t Tuesday froi'i. Talent. I Mr. and Mrw. A. K. Kvana '-( Halem Kptnt from Saturday to Wednesday of thlH wr-k in the valley, Mrs, Kvanit vifdiing at th home of her father. Will Jiih of Talent. While Mr. Kvana was looking after hi amenta in the Oregon life, in Medfnrd. Kred and ivte parnehurj?, went out to their Dead Indian rane ugan thift week.' and Fred will ipend a week or moro out there this time. ASHLAND. Or.. S- pt. fSp dHl.) Mr. and Mih. Kl'yd liutdi have moved to M-dford whr Mr. Hush in employed ly"the Mall Tri- j bum--Virgin Hallo tat ion. Mr. Ku.sh has pent several wcliH in Kan FranciKco taking a course In radio .servle". Mm. N. A. I'eu-i-y, Jr.. and her two children, 7!illir. nt and lii'-h- ard, Kpent a few das at ill- cioM- i of the week making a trip to Chico, Calif., w in re tin y vilcd at tllC home of Mrs. l'-l r'n par-titK, I Mr, and Mr. Jl. O. JJut"rfieid. The I'etei-M family rt-tuined home j on Monday fi'comp'ni"d by MrH. j Butterfleld, win. will remain in , Ashland for a month. Mr. Lutter field, who removed to Chieo to j benef ft liiK health, i.i very much j Improved. He plan to viMt Ah- land when the der neuron openf. : Mr, and Mih. Clyde Dean and j their non, CJyd- Jr.. of Portland, j and Mr. and M lluiry sackett j of Klarnuth Paths ntent th- ek- end in AMhland vifititiK at home of M r. I lean'w pai '-m and Mrn. h-u rh I n un mi (ii the , Ml. anile atreet. Mlt'H Norma lien in -ham p. i ho graduated from the Axhlaml high Hchool in May h,i cinte iti Portland to enter St. VhieeMi'n ho.tiial for a coure In nur tiainlm:. H. A. Steal on has retin ned from U buHineh-H trip to San PranelM-o. Mi lmoKene Wathtcf- In open ing her piano cb'.-H again after spending a v:emim at Seattle and Victoria, It. C. Dr. and Mr. K. T, Hurneil. their oti Hob liu.neit and Nell of i:uk'ene and MiMh Helen i Mr. L, J, ; Keam of Sand Point, Idaho, were visitorx over the weekend nt the home of Mr. and Mih. (ie.nge Dunn on Cranite ntre-t. j j . I O WK- K 1 ;ti' N LPMUHlt Co. Camp Tuo., Sept. t;.- (Spi'chij.i The hhihway umk new In making much proKt-eMK on the Camp Two road. Mim. Walter Si-hahr ix vi.ittnu her mother and lather, Mr. and Mih. Ld. Itiit-Hidl. Mim. T. W. !rorM and Win. Ki- k dsnen, Jr.. vcie In Me,ford on bindne.xK U eijnes.hiy. Mr. Stewart of ( iwen hckou, Wan at ramp 2 a I Ptal lug businef. matters 'raes,;,y. Mi', ami Mh4 I I, Nutting were viHltoiM at camp l' Tuesday. Davo McLaren lia-, ved h,; family out ti -h.M,i, CKNTUAL POINT. Ore. Sept. fi. ( Special l Kverett and iinr Scott and Mr, Hllkwood luive been trnnHferrcd tn Klatmith Pulls by Uin - C'nfHto, The Hcotl b.iyn hav--boen Willi I h In cninpatiy fur tome flmp. Mr. -Hill. wood Is a new rent Hniit hero and uci-upleh the ( !. ... Jaiikpy rcHldeiM DnvH Kaber pluved w ith lb Mudfnrd hall Huin iit l.iikcvii -w. TteMilf: Lake-view M, Second gam JUmulL I-akvlow won tl lo 1. see ond gamn Meilfonl, won x to , A FOR. OCICR. HARMLESS COMFORT ChildrvnCnjforlt TO.saHk 1FtoTOjamn? ITWO NFTO1FRS M$$ZJ2&XJ i42 '(SWJ.W ... j 4 r. a. o. walling ; niipunniiirnnrn, KYXOPXIX for, to itftp fey the jvrh'.-A'a hot, Ycronua "r,i f ,ffjnr r, t;,t s,le r, tins VOti tA. la t orr;, I ml frttnr,,, . ('mixfit to k.iow U'C rrni'ii for rrir.ff ,n an iwjrrnt yn:ht:man, mu' on an uyi'.o'jn u-.id jI,i-;v h'lX'i before tli amazed '.W ftflcr a ci'nnc (o tjne-iCon r Uftni.t hT. ;-hf tuna f tr y f-rj V ? ,.M tlu,l , ( tJ 7 fjm : n. nft ni t unt to le nmaztd at f'r ttnr (i'.?f.Kf ilurwf the Mi;M Hhu in'.rmtt t thttt Meinfj n tmpu i um zharntur tteal t, in Fxttxprr. "he, h't m-Ahrr end Tom trntUd h Vo'it, tn h:r father a enr, to Hilrrorthy :',et tcher it ru rfrazrtr'l. And T'm l furthrr dumbfound,'! vh'n thrjt lind it th r',1 to find the car htrt. nttd. H it Jir. fitcbrokc, i uthep. Chapter 21 A CONFIDANT ADOPTED the affectation which Veronica had Bet up. 1 asked no (lU'-Btion and showed do sur prise. I accompanied Veronica do cll'Iy to a telephone and Btood by while sho told her story to Royle. 1 went with her and her mother to the Inn and bargained for break fast. Royle and Somerfleld came not Ung after we bad breakfasted. Sorn erfteld readily agreed to take tht boat back. lie said little during the colloquy between Royle and Veronica calmly tetlt Royle her amazing story of the night's adventure. Teronlca, but looked very hard at J me, 1 thought. Wo waited white ; he waded out, climbed on board i and started the engine. j Then Hoylo took Veronica in his 1 car, and Mrs, Sea broke drove me brme. We were in 111 ack water bo- j fore lunch time, though long after ; the arrival of Koyie and Veronica, j My mother's nerve was quite equal to receiving me art if 1 had just gone for a ntroll after break fiifjt and come in to lunch. Hut when, hi tor on, tdio told me what happened the night before her -ang-froid appeared literally aston ish ins. Willie CouRln John and I were In liis room talking h thought ahe V:tn a Kound and saw somebody moving in the garden and went out in the direction of hT rose garden. While she was there the electri2 bell In the houxe rang, but she con- Unuod her walk. c. ...., . . . t... j n iuuciiij rat' ii'.ai u uiuuuiiifi 'ootstf.ps. Cousin John ilnd I ran j ljy her within a yard. j TUen who guensod at an alarm. Sho delayed her return to the 1 tiouKQ for several minutes, Laxton I viis waiting for her in the drawing I ;ooni. 1 "Sorry I wasn't In, professor," siild my mother. "Tom's gone tn spa my Cousin Merry ea titer off. I ilotft ip.itto know when he'll be back." "What did bn siy to that?" 1 Wed her. "Ho Inquired If Mr, Merry rather wan returning to Hlackwa- 't'i'. "And you " "1 iia id I rather experted him Dtek tomorrow." ' Multier!" "Well, Toin," said she, "so I do. Mcphoiied to liiin this morning. 1 11 by hero this evening." John Meiryweathor, her cousin, ft iH a rather amunli.g bu'-heln-. fo id of tier in his old boyish way. Hut 1 should certainly never have .liMt'iied of drugging him into this buMtM'Ki. "1 MipnoH you know we're skat Hit on thin Ice," said 1. "I'm rathvir onjoylun It, she iiisv.'uod. "I rely on your Judgment, Tom, to justify nil TMs've don'." Hut that was Jufct the mischief. I could not fcven raiy on my own judgment; It was so hopelessly do fleeted by the blue eyes of Veron ica. We seamed to have covornd our tracks fairly well for tta time. Hut EDEN PRECINCT WELL SHOWS RICH SOIL DEEP LHKN PLKCIN' T. the . Seie istie. lull Mi'. Uliignnin and Noah Candler, finished th well on the PlMiiman Place this W'erU.: I WslllMg it lip, Mle dlttulOK i- a liMIe de. per. Mr. pirgmnn l-ut a Kood big pump, from a Mediotd firm and could not keep ihe wattv bnv enough to ro any deeper. Nothing but Rood soil was found j In the IS foot depth. Mrs. Hoy Honham of North TuL ' f yon could never tell. 1 found my- eeif hatj:!,; to go Into my etitdis raereiy bcauae behind Vac door of my Ba(e there was a certain black bag. After lunch I went to rest !a a hammO'k in the garden and in about dy6 minutes I was sound asleep. I woke up hearing roics. I opeuf-d my eyes and saw my mother and Soinerficld looking down ou me. "iicllo!" said I. "Anything up?" "Nothing up," mother replied. "Mr. Scxuerfleld called to inquire about your foot. nad lorgotteo the injured loou M,oot's almuiit right now," 1 said. "Then come and take a cup )f tea, late as it Is," she advised me. My mother left us over our tea. Well, Grenofen," said Eome- field, "isn't it time to drop the lone hand stunt?" "If you'd be a little more ex plicit" "Last night's business," be sail laconically. "Rather lucky f r Roylo "Oh. come off It!" eicj.JrneJ Somsrfield. "I don't knew what Andy thinks. But you can't work It off icu, Grcncfen. IK-n'i you think Veronica's too ccent a girl to be mixod up in this?" "Not explicit enough. I hook my bend. "Very well. You got somebody away Inst night across the Channel. Don't tay you didn't. There were 2o gallons of gasoline in the tauK3. and this u) or nib? 1 had just enough to gpt back with." "And then?" said I, as Veronica bad said to the lieutenant. "What about it? Where are we?" "1 don't know where we are. But I know where that bum professor is. He's on your trail good and close. And I'd hato t sec Veronica In any nastiness." "Laxton on my trail?" 1 Rat buck In iy chair and looked up at Somerlie'd, who stood hands l;i pockets with serious eyes fixed ou me. "Look here, Somerfleld," said L "you don't think Pro a rogue?" "No." "You don't think I'd let Miss Sea broke in for trouble if I could pos sibly keep her out of It?" "No." "1 wonder if 1 could Lake you Into my confidence? of Course 1 know I could with safety. Hut 1 mean whether you'd think it proper to ba lugged Into a funny busiucsn. "What dfd I av him i.nw about i "I'll (ell you how It strikes ma: r 1 you vn tumbled Into a placo you can't get out ot by yourself, Grome fen. I caint over on purpose to Hud whether 1 could help you out." Th idea of a ronfldan: wa at iractivo. I should Ye to reveal X'erontci's secret so far as 1 knew It; but I helloved f i-ouM r1y on Somerfinld's honor. In 10 seconds 1 had taken the plunge. "Very well," said I. "I'll be xlad of your advfco a-- to rompnre noles. Hut you tindetslaml, Somer Held, we may And ourselves up agnlti'H Hie pollcp " "May!" he exclaimed. 'My dear Crcnofcn, we that Is, you nr hugging the police already. How eve, tell the yarn." I to'.d P. Kvery thing from lbs climpMj of Veronica on the morning before Pell's death to the flight a-Toss the Channel. He listened without remnrW. "Can on pitrle anything out of !l?'' I nsked him. ". beats mo." "Not much. Hut lot s got what wo ran. That professor! He's professor of i'lnkerton's College. He's a policeman. (Vopynght, J?rs, M m. JWirrou" Co.) PrtfpMor LAlon It Hhirnvtrtd dt)ctiv. Continue th story n or row. 1 per Helm e!i. Tucei,t drti Iron 1 term at Mrs. Con her home w 111 di y ,NSTALL ELECTRICITY WILLIAMS CKLKK tre., Sept , - especial I P.t und Lester SpuiTn are Installii a smsd hxilro-olectrii- plunt. which t hey will soon Imve coinpletei), When finished the plant will furnlah ebctrb lly for the two farms torjrif of meetlv.ps near KtiRcne. all modern uecs . . Oregon Hits week and ln?t. KAfllJlXK CUKKK, Ore., fi. pt- C -Speh.l; i:urn to Mr. unU ,M :" " 1 w. I Wrixht at the Kucred Ilea: 1 hopit;ii In Medfortl Funduy, Aus;, 2ith. a T-lo. baby'Irl, naniej Va'lj MiMred. ' v Mr. and '.MrH., i b Mitluli. formerly at this plaee, l,ut w . f Medford. are tin- proud parent of a Sln pountl baiiy pirf. 1m. m Tl - urs - d.y. Auk. -y. named liaii.ara J' an.: Mr. and Mrs. '. J,. Wait. .Mr. and Mrc. Kd Kiene and Mrn. Kva Newton lit tended the J.ator iJny ( picnic at th Klks ph-nic Kioun.l. I i"-ar ine Kyi.ee hride. Mr. and Mrs. Doiiuld lu-u,,. ,,t ' M' dfurd were calling on friend here- Kunday '-veriint;. MtrJ and H;.zel Kendall of Ap j pk-Kate, who have been vif-iim here with their Hunt, Mrs. John 'Smith, for the past wei-lc, n:tui ned to their home .Sunday. Kalph Householder and familv of the Willow Sprinttf district were viwiiinif hi: sNt-r, Min. Nina Du.v.-n-berry, Katurday evening. Mr. and Mrs. (Jecre Smith kpent 'Saturday eveninK visiting h 1 itrother, Ceeil Smith and wife it Medford. Mrs. John Simpson and Mm. fiooler M'dfi.rd were cilleix 'it the Kiene home one day thin week. J. 11. Miller and family, who have In en Jnini; on the Kred t ',ny plae fur 'the past 6 month., an moving this week onto a ranch iM'tween Medford and Phoenix. The llitevhin-,' lliaeiiilje of Top-pinu- end .Meek, from Apph;tff.. Ii.i:t itisi fiit!-lie, thu-.sliiim trrai'i for .1. I. Nmilh. K. C. Kii;.: and S. A, DtU'enhiTI'V. Mr. and Mr. P. L. Wait and Mr. and Mrf. K. (V Kjenc att' ndt d ttie .IriK-phin county fair on Th'irMlay of ihi.-- week. IK j j SAMS V.W.LKV, On (Special.) The itcllie ., Sept. veiiient r, d.iy prot;r:iJii of the H;,ys' and Oil 1 j''ok!;iu' ami Sewing clubs was held (Thursday evening at Hie school Mioujse. The display of work at cjj,ipll.hed by the children wa jV, creditiibie and jurpri"ed j many who had ihi idea whit the i little (.nej had leen doing h the line uf sewing, under 4 tic leader iship of M i t. Keekaa and .Mrs. Davi. There were nine girls who jcf-mpleted the sewing club work 'and two hyn v.'ho finished in The ! huVK ceokitiic and ewing clul. j After an inte.-e.-tinir prugrarn by Ithe boys aiel puis, talk-' of eeeuur iaenient were Klven by H.' f',. Fow ler, county club agent, Mr. Corn wall and .Miss Mabel Ma-k. who ended her talk by presenting the award pins to the members. VISIT IN WILLIAMS;? WfLLtVIK CItllKK, Ore.. Hept. j G. (Special.) Mm. p. J. May and ; rtuji i-oimiu niio nave occn visiting in me nmne ni ner sister, .mih. Ueemcr of "Pro volt, returned Fri day of last week to poise, Iduho. Mrs. May and husband will return Moon to western Africa, Cameroun district, where they have been for four years as missionaries. They have been spending the last year m the Lnitfrt .Uites while Mrs. ! May recuperates from the effects f thi sleeping sickness which she roiitracteti in Africa, TRAIL RESIDENT IS I ! CKNTRAL POINT. Or.. Sept. ! c .... ... . 1 . 6. 1 special 1 Jasper ifamui f( Trail who Was so seriously in-1 jured In an automobile accident f last march Is now In the Hoi Luke sanitarium at LaOrand a nd ; fo'hw..,K a recent otn-ration: U Is believe,! lit will again be able t walk. Mr. low of Mr Hann-i is n hi ot her-ltl -, l'Vanl; Miller SAMS VALLEY HALL SAMS VALLKY, Ou. H-pL (Sp4 claU The py "M uimij 's l.ll Wild - Pose." by niembef-i of the Orange given Friday even ing and proved itit crest Ing enter tainment for a fair sued crow d. I la be and Orph, playr-d by Mis Lva Prink and Jeuy KttyKerahI were the life of the play and won ninny remark m( praise for so well port raj tug their parts. OPEN SCHOOL SEPT. 9 U ILLLMS CltPPK. OIT . Sept. i?p(clal.i illianis C i t e k school will open MttmlHV, Snpt. !t'tt M iss Tip 1 m a N'ilkinson ret umrd Hot iHst of the Wei k from LiiRtne where she has been iitttndinj; sum mer school at the university. Hev. K. Hndcer' Is holdlnff ii PARTY ENJOYS STAY AT WIM.IA.MS rj'KKK. Ore.. K'pt. C (Sperial) Mr-. T-d K-M- n-' r and vn. T-d: Jr.t of c:ranLs F'as.-, Mine Kdna llreedin of M-Minn-ville, Mi. J. M. J.'-yd of S..n KranejM-o and Mr-'. '. W. Uot yri I'rovolt, . sp-nt l;t,-t net-k at Mr,f. KddjpKr'j hunifn'-r talin aTft.s the Hqt Takiluia. ' ' in California, near BY SAMS VALLEY POLK SAMS VALLLV. Ok... Sept. (Special) The many grangers and farmer from our dLtri. t who attended thu Jackson county picnic report having one grand big day. our winners in the dif ferent contwjts were Lloyd Dit fenbeiry, : Mm. Kant.; litx 'Abbott. Albert Ktraup, WJttr ;tfty an'1 Steven Wi!otx. r - SAMS VALLKY. Ore.. Sept. fi. iSjjecial) Mrs. K. A. Williitc has returned to her home at Eale Point after visiting several days with Mrs. J. Frink. Sir. and Mrs. Charles Hutchison are enjoying a visit from tiie fol- owir.ft reliitivc": Mrs. C. K. Jen - i.lngs, mother of Mth. Hutchison; ...rs. Leonard JenninKs and son, orman, and Mr. and Mrs. H. K. '- Wales and son, Harold, all of Gray Hull. Wyo. j Mr. and Mrs. C. !I. Hiner and j children nf Hoi;. Idaho, w ho have 'spent srjver.tl weeks visiting Mrs. Hiner's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henley, will leave Saturday for their home. M i s FAsit Straus, w 1 1 o recently n-turned from an extended visit with relatives in Iowa, left Sunday to begin her fourth term of school in the CouiHc city schools. Mr. and Mrs. Harney floviiej of Sardine Cteek vifHed Friday aiter noon at the Kdington home. .Mr. and .Mrs. Mark Carl and fc.ughtcr, iva, of Santa Ana. Cal., were recent visitors in our district which several years ago was their home residence, , . , .. . j samsva1P: mm. Chai h'K branuan 01 MclJuw, d suir rtetei niining j'ny and ail Cal., an old time friend of Mrs ' right, title, estate, lien or claim S. S. Abbott, vinited the latter onewhi,'h -Vl,u or of have or dny last week. ' The occasion wam!'la"n, ly ?:IV?- in (ir to lhe f"litnv' a idensant nnr br,vi been )llol.!" 'Iwnld r-al w,to or any first meeting for more than twenty j years. ; 'Mrs. Ksllier Hensley and eliil- drrn of Murphv IdHho, sre sum j mcr guests at the Otis Davit home. I '.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flock of I lc. ramie spent last Friday visit j ing Mr. and Mm. J. L. Rowe. j Mrs. Ada Kasr recently returner) from Kinida, Idaho, whero she and I her husbiinri spent most of the j sn mmer. to get in readiness for the opening of school. SOU, Mrs. Flank IV Ford and Fred, visited .Sunday with Mr JC-! Ford's daughter, Mrs. O. j( ' Tresham. u- w LMinn..n 1,, iw,, ,. ... 1- ii.h m "o.o, M..lif (jpi;i.(hw 4;, mi,!,.-,.,., orab.ng after spending two weeks in t all-uhe railrond. richt of wav. to the foinla, part of the time at Tnrl.-cl; ; division line of said ci.um: thence with his sister. Mrs. James Shield-. ! 'n(i the remainder with relatives in Xapa, his old home town. .Mr. Kilington found many changes in the different places he; had not. seen for over 45 years. He found that the house on his old home place was entirely gone. Olenn darret and Kussell Wilson are enjoying an outing in the huckleberry patch this week. MIsh Marian Murphy of Ashland NOT1CK Medt'ord, TO CONTItACTOKS OreKon, September T 13- Notice of Lids Notice is her-by given th.tt bids are now called for. the COllstnictie.il of a 1 Ineh sewer, line on West Tenth Street fnm Hamilton Street to line between lots 1 and . Hlock L llvss Addi-j tion. ! The plana and specifications can he seen at the office of the City He-order in the City Hall M the ; foiner of sixth ami rnt .Streets. Medford. Oregon. The Oiy Council will receive! sea led prone-als therelor, and the proposals will be opened in the. rr,u mi 1 'hamlier of the Citv Hall, J''i 'llxUi:- '-l'tf'r ! ' i.'.'.'.i. ,1,,,. I ..-..t.. e... ni,,i 1 by a cert i f ied heck or bid bond f not less than five p- r ' nt of the amount of the bid. Thi ng! it i reserved to reject i.nv or all proposal, to accept Hie pro pov, Mi1.!nit! ! b any bidder, and to waive tr clinical defects, as the itltei'ej.1 ,.f the Citv 1I1.1V reo Utl'e. CITY I'lil'.NVH,. l:y A. Pities. Mayor Py M. L. Allord, Ueconler. Sept. d.'-H notii i: Mcdiovd, It) tOMKACWHIS t'regoii, September ." t :t : . Noli ,f Pids Notice in hereby irivcti that bids are now called for tip icradlpg and gravelling of the following streets: Ni. i. West Tenth Street from South Central Avenue to the in- terseetion of alley between Jlloekh I 7 and 1 V Original Tow n. Nit. J. Nam-an Street front We, Jiickscn Strict to Clark Street. The plans and M'l-clflrations can be sen at the office of the Citv II coidei- in Hie ctty Hall st the corner of Srth and Pfont Strectst, Medfrtrd. Oregon. The City Coilti' tl w 111 ri,eei e ve.ih-d piopoitu tbereror. and the l'riM'".vais will i.e OMMied ju the Conne:! Chamber ,.f the Citv Hall on Tuesday eAcnlim. September K, at T:;' P. M. Kaeh ibl rnis' be accompanied iy a -certified check or bid bond of not 1 -us i.i(n five percent td of the a -no unt of -he bid. The right is t i-st-rv cd to rc rct inv or all proprtsls. to incept the pro nosal siihnuited tc nnv bidder, and to wuIvp technics defects, as the iiitcrvM of the City mav require. . . i:itv COLNCIU Hy A. W. PI pen, Mavnr Py M L. AH.'rd, Tl-corder. Sept. e-?-j Ik yi.-ltintf thi week with her' friend, Mrs. Ada Ka?t. Mr. and Mrs. MJke Koger are j making jreiarationi to move to their newly leased property on the Wyatt place. Mr. Weaver and family, of Central Point are anx ious to move into the home to he vacated by Mr. Kuger and whi h Mr. Weaver purchased lact sprinf;. Mrs. Fred Ixiveland and daugh ter. Klsle, are now located in the Kanle Point district, where Miss Klie will attend hifih school. Mr. and .Mrs. Otis Hedge and r Mr. and Mrs. I.indman of San' FVanciKto are honse guests with1 the ladies' sister Mrs. Aletta iils ham. The two gentlemen are en Kaged to build the new dwelling limine now under construction fur: Mtk. iJighani. ! .Mrs. and Mrs. James Kneeland ( and baby daughter of -Table Rock: spent riunday evening with W. '. Kdington and MUs Mary. ; ' SIMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jack son. AnA-elo-California Tru-t Company, a corporation. Plaintiff, vs. Oregon (las and Kltctnc Company. k corporation; Rokuc Ttiver Val ley Gas Company, a eorporation; J. R. Anderson and Margaret M. Anderson, sometimes known and described as M. M. Anderson, his wife; C. W. Anderson and Jane Doe Anderson.' his wife; J. C. Brown and Jane Doe Brown, his wiief L. fc.. wakeman and Jane of them are living, and if any thereof are dead, then the un known heir of such thereof aw are dead: also all other persons or parties unknown, claiminjr any right, title., estate, lien or in terest in the real estate described in the Complaint herein, de fendants. To OreKon fas and Klectric Com nany, a corporation; Houe River Valley Cas ?ompany, h. rorpora- ! J- K. Anderfon and Margaret M." Anderson, bometime.- known .,i.t ..-it. ...1 .... t Xt 'ki, r: w. '.l,,,,,'- : Doe Anderson, his wife: J. C. Hrown anJ Jane Du, Hrown. Jii- wakeman and Jant uoe waman. ni wile: if any ol them are-living, and if any thereof are dead, then the unknown heirs of such thereof as are dead: also all o:her persons or ponies un known, claiming any riyht. title, estate, lien or interest in the real "-tale dcVcribed in the Comtdaint herein, the above named defen d ants: In the Name of the State of Ore con: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above en titled suit 011 or before the exnira tion of four weeks from the date of the first imblw ation of this Sum mons, which date of expiration is fixed by order of the above entitled Court as the 4th day of October. H'-'i'; if you so fail to" appear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief pravd for in his complaint, to-wil: That a de ne entered in the above entitl- Jackson, Stale of Oregon, to wit: Parcel No. 1. The- -fHnwing ' tl -.'scribed real , property situated in Jackson Conn- J ty, (ireg-jn. to-wit 'onimenring at a point "A feAt ; northwest of the junction of thej County road and the division line on: ween the nor'h and South half of the Thomas ,runIel on;itinn Land Clai 111N0. M hi Township 'ts South of Hailge 1 West of the V. M-. and running thence along the t 'ounty Hoad in a port h westerly direction 4 HO feet; thence riiniihiir souihW'-st at an angle of !m de- grees. xio fort, more or less, to the lauroan rignt 01 way: thnm-e in a ;"""' -i-i'-riy inreeiion. at an iitiL'ip ust along si.hl division line to the ! southwest boundary of the p.. hall j tract: th'-nee in a northeasterly ( . rectbin nt an ancle of Un degrees iO minute)? or nlopg said boundary ,T10 feet to the place of coinnn nc ; ing. j K.vceptlng and reserving lfi feet for the right of way ,long division line' of said claim; excepting and reserving also right of way for ir- 1 rigation ditch. I Parcel No. 'J. I The following described real (property situated In Jackson Coun I ty. Oregon, to-wit : i CoTuinem:ing at a point 031 feet northwest nf the junction of the County road and the division line between the north and south half of the Thomas Ariind'll Oonatiori Land Claim Xo. 4 1 in Township :(s South of Range 1 West ot the W. M.. and running tliepic jiiong the County road in a northwesterly di rect icn - 1 S feet : 1 hence running southwest at an angle of yo degrees Tin feet to the division line be tween the north and south half of said el im : t hence .1 1 n feet, more or less, in an easterly direction aloim.sairl division line; thence in a fir lift he. utterly direct iop at and along- a Iin bje.a ,tK tiv mad at fight angles. 412 feet to id. ii e, of icomnieiiceiiient. lieserv lug nod excepting 1 ii feet for right of W6 abtng stid division line of said elaim: aPo, reserving and ex ceptinK right of way for an irri gation dit'h. And that by said decree it be de elared and adjudged (hat you and ; each of ou have no right, title, !eiaie. lien or c! ilnj in or to said re.il estate or any part thereof, and I that tile title of "the pl 'Ultllf thel- i to is valid apif that ft i the owner thereof in fee simple; that you and e.ch and all of you and all p-t-j sons claiming by or through you or ail of Vol! fe foi'eer enjoined a tid ' ;del.:irred from asserting anv claim! j whatever in or to said real es'a'e or any pun thereof, and for such i ! other reiief to the Court shall i j seem ju-'t ft mi equitable. I Thi. Summons is published by ( . order of Honorable H. 1. 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