Monday, March 29, 1920
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGB
PAGE TWO
lette, regular indigent
supplies .........................
15.00
6.00
3.50 Mae J.
Dow,
widow’s
Delilia Stevens, deputy
lar indigent ................
Co.,
pension ........
25.00 Mrs. Gunn, regular in­
77.00 Medford^ Printing
Alex Wilson, regular in­
clerk’s salary ........
digent .......................
8.00
12.00
office supplies .....
6.00 Lucy May Davis, widow’s
digent ......................
Helen Clark, deputy .
Established 1876
Mrs.
Hudson,
regular
in
­
pensipn
.........
10.00
Western
Union
Tel.
Co.,
71.50
1.10
clerk’s salary
Annie Watkin, regular
8.00
Published Every Evening Except
digent .......................
telegrams, school supt.
.53 Nettie
Green,
widow’s
Etta Grieve, ’ work in
8.00
indigent .........................
------ ।
pension ..........................
Sunday by
25.00 Mrs. Hatch, regular in­
70.00
23.65
clerk’s office
Z.
Wolgamott,
regular
$ 378.92 i Mary R. Higgins, wid-
Total ......................
Grace McDonald, work in
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
10.00
digent .......................
15.00
indigent ..........................
ow’s pension ...............
10.00 J. W. Ingram, regular in­
Fruit Inspector’s Office
69.00
1.10 - clerk’s office ...............
Bungalow
Store,
indigent
Editor
Bert R. Greer
Lizzie
Heath, »widow’s
E. R. Oatman, fruit in-
. Grace Lydiard, work in
digent ......................
8.00
10.00
supplies ....................
pension
....................
10.00 Mrs. Martha Jones, regu­
154.00
spector
’
s
salary
.
.
.
42.00
15.00
clerk
’
s
office
...............
8.00
Mrs.
Dye,
indigent
help..
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
Dolly Love, widow’s pen-
H. T. Pankey, fruit in-
i Ashland Tidings, print-
6.00 H. G. Enders & Sons, in­
lar indigent .............
PAPER.
147.00 |
sion ..........
32.50 Viola Jones, regular in-
spector’s salary
2.701
ing, clerk’s office ...
18.75
8.00
digent supplies
TELEPHONE 89
Nida Oatman,
widow’s
---------- ¡.Chauncey Florey, stamps.
10.00 E. C. Faber, indi
digeut .......................
up
pension
.
.
.
.
15,00 Albert Johnston, regular
Total
.$ 301.00 I
150.29
clerk’s office ...........
73.71 i
Total
.5
10.00
plies .......
Subscription—Delivered in City.
Rosa A. Peffly widow's
Assessor’s Office
Chauncey
Florey,'expense
Sheriff
’
s
Office.
8.00 B. P. Theiss & IT, indig-
indigent ...................
One Month, Delivered.......... $ .50
pension ..........................
25.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kane,
34.38 J B. Coleman, assessor’s
trip to Portland ....
C. E. Terrill, sheriff’s sal­
ent supplii .
15.00
One Week ........................................ 15
125.00 . Rosa Ann Robbins, wid
salary . ..........................
208.33 Home
Telephone
Co.,
ary ..................................
20.00
regular
indigent
....
indigent
Lewis
Uln
By Mail—Outside of City
ow’s pension ...............
10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J.
12.70 Jas. M. Cronemiller, dep-
telephone clerk’s office
Geo. L. Howard, deputy
supplies
8.05
$5.00
One Year by mail . . .
110.00 Retha
M.
Richardson,
.
uty assessor’s salary.
126.59 H. & M. C. Co., carbon
x
sheriff’s salary ..........
Kelsoe,
regular
indig
­
Valley
Fuel Co., indig
2.75
Six Months by mail . .
,
widow
’
s
pension
....
32.50
21.00
Linnie
Hanscam,
deputy
'
for clerk’s office . . .
Flora Thompson, deputy
8.00
ent ..............................
8.00
ent supplies
1.50
Three Months by mail
88.00 Sarah A. Summers, wid-
assessor’s salary ....
110.06. Irwin Hodson Co., clerk’s
sheriff’s salary . . . .
H.
C.
Knapp,
regular
in
­
No out of town subscriptions
ow
’
s
pension
...............
22.50
5.28 A. E. Coleman, deputy as-
office supplies ..........
Glen Terrill, deputy sher­
8.00
digent ........................
4 416.55
Tota!
taken tor less than three months.
75.00 Mrs. Sevey, widow’s pen-
I
sessor’s salary ..........
100.00 Jacksonville Post, clerk’s
iff’s salary...............
Care
of
Poor
at
Poor
Farm
Lena
Lee,
regular
in
­
sion
17.50
66.65 J. T. Little, deputy as­
I
office supplies ..........
Delpha Terrill, deputy
ADVERTISING RATES
Theo.
J.
Malmgren,
Co.
8.00
digent
.......................
Addie
W.
Shanks,
wid-
104.00
sessor’s salary ..........
93.00 ¡ Medford
Printing Co.,
sheriff’s salary ....
83.33
Physician’s salary ...
Display Advertising—
ow’s
pension .............. 15.00 Amelia Mayfield, regular
47.70 .Albert H. Gammons, work
clerk’s office supplies
Wm.
L.
Farlow,
deputy
17.50
indigent
....................
Single insertion, each inch, 30c
Laura
E.
Stewart,
wid-
50.00 ,
assessor’s office
(Continued on Page Three.)
96.00 Medford Harness Co., dog
sheriff’s salary . . . .
ow’s
pension .............. 22.50 Mrs. I. A. Montgomery,
YEARLY CONTRACTS
Fick.
work
Mrs.
F.
J.
350.60
collars
............................
Hazel Tetherow, deputy
8.00
regular
indigent
....
9.00 Rese R. Singler, widow’s
assessor’s office
Display Advertising-
82.50 Postal Tel. Co., telegrams
sheriff’s salary . . . .
i
pension . . .. ........
40.00 Mrs. J. A. Myers, regular
Dow,
work
Mrs.
Amy
.5
6
i
clerk
’
s
................
271 C.
One time a week.
Leora Godward, work in
8.00
indigent ..... .. ............
36.00
Ethel
A.
Tibbecart,
wid
­
office
assessor
’
s
. .25c.
Two times a week
78.09 V. °. N. Smith, premium
sheriff’s office . . . •
Carrie
E.
Miller,
regular
ow’s pension ...............
15.00
. .20c.
on clerk’s bond ..........
7.00 Nettie Thompson, work
Every other*day..
Mrs. Amy Dow, work in
10.00
indigent ....................
. 19.50 Sarah Wakeman, widow’s
assessor
’
s
office
17 12 c.
Every issue ..........
36.00
So.
Ore.
Traction
Co.,
sheriff’s office.............
Margaret
Noble,
regular
pension .........................
22.50
2.74 Eda Wilson, work asses
clerk’s freight bill..
Edna Barr, work in sher­
indigent ....................
10.00
Mary
Priscilla
Price,
wid-
27.00
sor
’
s
office
..................
15
00
Lewis
Ulrich,
clerk's
of-
10c.
Each line, each time
iff’s office ...............
Doc
Parsons,
regular
in
­
ow
’
s
pension
..........
32.50
fice supplies ...............
.80 Alice Hoefs, work as-
To run every other day for one
Alice Hoefs, work in
8.00
digent ......................
sessor’s office .............
39.00
6.00 Western Union Tel. Co.,
month, each line, each time, 7c
sheriff's office . . . •
W.
H.
Smith,
regular
in
­
Total
$
537.50
1.14 J B. Coleman, assessor’s
clerk’s telegrams . . .
To run every issue
for one
Grace Lydiard, work In
15.00
digent ......................
Care of Poor Not at Farm.
traveling expense . . .
18.75
Chauncey
Florey,
stamp
­
G
00
month
or
more,
each
line
each
sheriff
’
s
office
.....
Nancy
Sissemore,
regular
Rena Avery, regular in-
"I -
,
Ashland has a number of such
88.56 J. B. Coleman, assessor’s
ed envelopes ..........
Ashland Tidings, print­
10.00
time ............................................... oC
indigent .....................
digent .......................
10.00
18.50
traveling
expense,
Dec.
..
...
»
.
«
.......
and
they
are
known
by
name.
7.75
ing,
sheriff
’
s
office..
Elias
Slover,
regular
in
­
Classified column—
"
"
Nancy Arrasmith, regular
137 E. Main
..$1508.23 Home Telephone Co., tel-
Total . .
Telephone
Co.,
10.00
One cent the word each time They need a public trouncing. Home
digent . .. .................
indigent ....................
10.00
8.40
ephone
bill
..................
Treasurer
’
s
Office.
0.86
sheriff’s telephone. . .
T. D. Stafford, regular in­
To run every issue
for one Every citizen should know exact­
Dan Aueson, regular in­
Jacksonville
Post,
as-
Myrtle W. Blakeley, Co.
digent .........................
month or more, Yc the word ly where they stand so that their R. E. Harnish, deputy
digent ............................
10.00
8.00
100.00
sessor’s office supplies
Treas. salary .............
5.00 i
sheriff hire .............
Mrs.
L. Schiefflin, regu-
each time.
J
R.
Anderson,
regular
j Jackson County Abstract
Janette Willgerodt, dep­
activities “against”
everything
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.,
indigent
...............
.
.
.
6.00
20.99
i
80.00
Co.,
paper
and
carbon
uty Treas. salary....
Obituaries, 21 cents the line. beneficial may be known and
11.65 | Myrtle W. Blakeley,
sheriff’s telephone . .
D. Beaydsley, regular
Medford Printing Co., as­
Klocker
Printery,
tax
Fraternal Orders and Societies. roundly ignored.
10.00
2.75 ;
sessor’s office supplies
5.00
stamps for treasurer.
31.50 • Home Telephone Co., tel­
certificates,
sheriff
.
.
Mrs.
G.
R.
Brobeck,
reg
­
Advertising for fraternal or-
The sad part of it is that they
Geo. J. Kunzman, sher-
ular indigent ........
8.00
ders or societies charging a reg­
759.89
Total. .
ephone bill .............
4.75
are allowed to obstruct for years
1.25
iff’s supplies . .
Mary
M.
Childers,
regu-
ular initiation fee and dues, no
LOUIS SCHWEIN. Prop.
Widow’s Pensions
Co.,
Printing
lar
discount.
Religious and benev­ and still hold the confidence and Medford
indigent ................. 10.00
Total
$ 189.75 Ernestine Austin, wid-
sup-
Service.
Cleasliness.
sheriff’s
office
Quality Meat.
olent orders will be charegd the respect of the community.
17.50 Mrs. Kate Copplg, regu-
ow’s pension ...............
School Superintendent’s Office.
405.00
plies
...............
lar
indigent
.................
8.00
regular rate for all advertising
Boardman,
wid-
Minnie
G. W. Ager, Co. school
They should be exposed.
NORTH MAIN, ASHLAND
J. J. McMahon,, deputy
when an admission or other charge
Supt’s salary ..........
25.00 Dave Daniels, regular in­
150.00
ow’s pension ...............
10.00
sherff
hire
.............
digent
.........................
.
8.00
is made.
R. E. Morris, school sup­
Betts,
widow’s
Orpha
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
J. J .McMahon, deputy
120.00
pension .........................
10.00 J. H. Fattig, regular in-
ervisor’s salary .....
The Tidings has a greater cir- ■
10.00 | Mrs. Eugene Thompson,
sheriff hire .............
digent ....... ..............
8.00
Effie Marie Baer, wid­
The
following
is
a
schedule
of
dilation in Ashland and its trade
Postal
Tel.
Co.,
telegrams
Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Gil-
ows’ pension ..........
25.00
work in school supt’s
expenditures of Jackson County,
territory. than all other news- Ore., together with a list of the
2.21
sheriff ......................
office .........................
40.50 Goldie M.
Boyer, wid­
papers combined.
Pacific
Tel.
Co.,
tel.,
G. W .Ager, stamps and
20.00
— —
ow’s pension ...............
claimants and articles of service;
sheriff .
’s office
.....
16-15
express ..........................
10.38 Mrs. J. H. Byerly, wid­
.
,
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon for which the claim is made and |,
i G. W. Ager, school supt.
ow’s pension ...............
30.00
Postoffice as Second Class Mail which were passed upon by the J. Edw. Thornton, deputy
14.30
traveling expense ...
County
Court
of Jackson County 1sheriff hire :.......... : ’
41.46
Ella
May
Caine,
widow
’
s
Matter
during the month of February C. E. Terrill, stamps for
pension .......
Home Telephone Co., tel-
BARGAINS IN
1920,
for sheriff ....................
41.00
ephone bill ..................
6.55 Anna Laura Corum, wid-
The following bills were allow- C. E.
Terrill, sheriffs
Jacksonville Post, office
CHEERFULNESS
1
ow’s pension ...... 10.00
61.24 ---------------------------------------------
•led as follows with the exceptions „traveling expense
Western Union Tel, Co.,
: shown:
•
Cheerfulness will help you
City and Ranch Properties
telegrams, sheriff’s of­
County Court and Commissioners
fice ................................
3.28
do more and better work,
Houses to Rent.
G.
A.
Gardner,
Co.
Judge’s salary .....$ 150.00 Western Union Tel. Co.,
4 as well as having more fun •
telegrams, sheriff’s of­
CITIZENS’ BANK BUILDING
and better friends; and be • James Owens, Co. Com.
1.63 :
fice
...........................
.
salary
and
expense..
64.00'
better all around.
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
Geo. W. Owen, Co. Com.
Total ............................. »1590.15
salary and expense. ..
63.00
Clerk’s Office.
J. D. Delaney, delivering
Chauncey
Florey,
Co.
message to Co. Com..
INDESIRABLE CITIZENS
5.00
166.66
clerk’s salary
Evans Taxi Co., deliver­
Mildred M. Neil, deputy
ing message to Co.
110.00 g
clerk’s salary
If all the men of Ashland were
Com..............................
2100
Neil,
deputy
Francis
G.
A.
Gardner,
traveling
as active in constructive commu­
88.09
clerk’s salary
That sometimes you will want yourselves.
expense ....................
48.76
nity movement as some of them1 Home Telephone Co., Co.
Ruberta Pearce, deputy
clerk’s salary
are in obstructive movement in
Many items in themselves are small, but in the
Judge’s telephone bill
19.03
Tel.
Co.,
Co.
five years ‘‘old timers” would Postal
Don’t pay a middleman’s profit.
Judge’s telegrams . . .
1.78
course of time you’ll need them all; so we would
need to hire a guide to conduct
Your Home Baker is, in a sense,
M. L. Daily, delivering
town,
it
|
them through the old
strictly a manufacturer; he bakes
message, Co. Judge..
1.25
ask you please to keep in mind the place where
for no one else—he simply sup
would have grown and changed
Corner By the Park
plies
his
own
stock
of
fresh
and
Total
so.
$ 354.82
TUESDAY
A mis
when hurried you can find all your needs in the
wholesome
New Spray and Garden Hose, i
Circuit Court
There are two kinds of obstruc-
A
just in fresh from the factory. A te
R. Thompson, Cir.
BREAD, CAKES, ROLLS AND
tionists. The first is a man who
Court crier ..................
15.00 carload of machinery and mower i
FANCY PASTRY.
has never had any part in large F. W. Hollis, petite juror
repairs
has
arrived.
Look
to
your
ig
AT
undertakings and quakes at the
for Nov.............................. -
19.20
cutting machinery early for your ti
thought of development that costs C. E. McLane, Cir. Court
witness ............................
9.00. repairs. New and used sewing t
a large sum of money. He has
W. G. White, grand jury
' machines always for sale or rent,
not been used to spending a mil­
expense ....................
100.00 ।
EMU PEIL.
■
lion dollars to make two million
Total................................$ 143.20 :
and the thou ht of it frightens
Justice Court
180 EAST MAIN ST.
Ik to urn bout spend-
him.
M. C. Edgington, making
R.
C. Jorgensen, Prop.
na j two and he
ing a dollar t
HOMES FIRST
jury list .....................
3.00
A good 5-room bungalow, well
at once ( ■ Hl
Ids; he is not W H. Gowdy, making
jury
list
.....................
4.00
afraid of u
investment and I
situated for a railroad man—only |
A. J. T. Smith, drawing
is satisfie WI
small
accom-
jury list ..................
3.00
1: , start a move- । P. H. Myers, drawing
plishment.
AND
meut tha 4 o emplates the in-
2.00 dwelling within 6 blocks of post­
jury list .....................
vestment f h ndreds of thou- Geo. W. Trefren, draw­
office—large lot, desirable loca-
ing jury list.............
3.00 tion—only $2000.
sands or millions of dollars and he
J. B. Morelock, drawing
37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET
Mrs. Hevener and Miss Ewan,
is at once fri htened and would |
jury list .....................
2.00
AGENCY
balcony floor, Vaupel’s store.
even shoulder his musket to de-Loran Agee, justice court
witness
fees
1.10
fend his community against such
“wanton recklessness.” He is ab- D , W. Bagshaw, justice
Tees
13.50
solutely honest in his opinions, w. A
Cook, constable
but those opinions are circum-1
fees
3.45
Cooper, justice
Caters to the most particular customers and ask to betried
scribed by his narrow financial । Ernest
court witness fees...
1.10
experiences.
I le is entitled to
out. We also carry the best goods that can be obtained at
Glass & Prudhomme, jus-
sympathy, but should not be al­
these markets.
We always have the best vegetables that can
tice court expense. . .
14.54
Have your suit or coat
lowed to stand for one moment Ed Gowland, justice
tailored this Spring. See
be bought and at just as reasonable price as can be handled
court witness fees...
in the path of big progress. Big I
1.10 |
the
wonderful
line
of
investment will return dividends, W. H. Gowdy, justice
In the near future our stock, also the building, will be
Woolens at
court fees •....................
20.55
just as certainly as small invest­ W.
given a readjusting to make things more attractive; also that
A
Higginbothom,
ments, and, besides, we live in an
justice court witness
our force will be able to give better service to the trade.
fees .......
age of big things and to do them
4.00 i
J
W. Hatcher justice
greatly costs a deal of money.
Thanking all for the continuance of their patronage, I
court witness fees.. .
1.10 !
The second is a baser kind and J
await your commands.
W. Hatcher, constable
needs no sympathy or tolerance/
fees .................................
13.40 )
W hat he does he does because he C. B. Lamkin, justice
witness fees ...............
1.10
is short vision d
not only but
Wm, Myer, justice wit­
stingy. He is ready to break his
ness fes ..................
1.10 Í
neck any day t o obstruct a move- Arch
Mossier,
justice
Successor to A. C. Nininger.
ment if he thinks it will cost him ।
court witness fees.. .
1.10
B.
Pickel,
justice
a dollar. He knows if the thing; E.
court witness fees. . .
1.00 !
goes he will be embarrassed by be- Laurence Porter, justice
Ashland
Tidings
gins to fight like a son-of-a-gun
to down it. According to his ac­
count everybody who favors the
movement is a ‘‘grafter.” To
make his argument appear strong-
er he admits a need along the
line, but says that it should be
done in an entirely different way.
The wrong men are at the head
of it—the city is too small to
stand the strain—the thing is all
right, but its cost will bankrupt
the town—and so he rambles on
with plausible argument until
the movement is defeated. Then
he forgets that he said he thought
it should be put forward in a
modified or different form, by
different men, and lays down sat­
isfied because he has blocked it.
Such an one is entitled to no re­
spect or consideration. His activ­
ity is directed by selfishness and
his methods are dishonest. Such
men have ruined many a good
chance for community advance­
ment.
They never propose any
movement that will cost a dollar
for fear they will be caught in
the mesh by the soliciting commit-
tee.
justice
Theo.
Smith,
court witness fees. . .
justice
Saunder,
John
court witness fees... -
justice
Taylor,
G.
O.
court fees . .
Casner Thorton, justice
court witness fees. . .
justice
G.
O. Taylor,
court fees . .
Geo. O. Timothy, con-
stable fees ....................
1.10
a . .
2
-
W.A.Shell
The Barber
EAGLE MEAT MARKET
C. B. Lamkin
REAL ESTATE
12M ALWS’
w
-ax?
Kolb & Dill
There Are Many
Things Upon Our
Shelves
To Reduce the Cost
of Living
Buy Direct
PEIL’S
MAY 25
Wet and Dry
The
Lithia Bakery
H ardware
Line
REMEMBER THE DAY
Hemstitching
*2A"°zo8n“.E“T%nianad groom
Picoling
BILLINGS
SIMPSON'S HARDWARE
White House Grocery
Ladies
Orres Tailor Shop
HERMAN’S
ing asked to contribute; that he I
court witness fees. ,
1.10 I
will be in a bad light if he re- Geo. Robinson, justice
119 I
fuses; and he fights the move-1
court witness fees
i
ment simply because he desires John Robinson, justice
court witness fees ...
1.10
to shirk his rest onsibility. Usual- ¡ I. Randall, justice court
ly he is the mos I active in obstruc-
witness fees ...............
1.10
five movements, Of his type are A. J. T. Smith, justice
court witness fees...
3.45
those who make real estate in-'
S. F. Starr, justice court
vestments, nev r make a dollar
witness fees.............
1.10
of improvement -, dodge every fi-
nancial demand intended to make
ASHLAND CREAMERY '
more value, and sits quietly by in
the hope of profiting by the pub­ has changed hands. Messrs. Cyr |
lic spirit and enterprise of his and Herbst Bros, are now mana- !
neighbor/ He never opposes any­ gers. These gentlemen know the
thing except that which is likely
business and can and will make |
to cost him an additional dollar,
but the moment a proposition
THE BEST BUTTER
comes up that he will be unable
Also Shasta Ice Cream—Sweet |
to dodge without embarrassment
he rolls up his sleeves and -be- as a Nut.
Ashland Furniture Co
Heada-srs for
IOVEs
t
Complete House
Furnishers
U.S
Army
SHOES
IX up that spare room or
attic the next stormy day
that comes alons, by using
Cornell-Wood-Board. You can
do the job yourself, if you
zhoose, for it comes in standard
| sizes, and full directions are in-
Are built on the celebrated eluded with each bundle.
Munson last.
First to make
this last famous the Herman
shoe is known country wide
Cornell-Wood-Board saves time and
tabor. Will not warp, crack, chip or
buckle, and excels other finishing materials for walls and ceilinzs. It is heat, cok
and moisture-proof. Free Panel Designs and Cost Estimates furnished on request
Keep a bundle on hand for emergency use.
You enjoy your feet if they’re
tn Hermans.
Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum,
Cooking Utensils and Camping
Outfits.
92-94-North Main Street.
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The Cabinet Women Have Always Wanted
N this big. beautiful truly moJtm Sellers "Mastercraft" all
ideals of all women, we think, are answered. It marks the
pinnacle of physical beauty, durabilty and convenience.
Fifteen long-needed improvements are here combined for
the first time. No other cabinet has them all. And not
• single one would you allow removed from your cabinet.
′ The Automatic Lowering Flour Bin and the Automatic
Base Shelf Extender are improvements which have met
with ovewheiming enthusiasm.
Then there’s the clear
white, manitary porceliron work, table, the rich, lustrous, all
hand rubbed finish; the Ant-Proof casters which prevent
vermin from crawling up into the cabinet.
We cannot begin to detail all the excellent features of
this new Mastercraft model here.
We invite you to visit our store today or
any day this week to see it demonstrated.
A Sellera Kitchen Cabinet is a convenience every woman
should have and that any home can afford.
SWENSON & McRAE,
House Furnishers.