/
in te re s t a t th e ra te of five p e r c e n t '
(5 % ) p er an n u m , payable sem l-an -j
au
ally , p rin cipal and in te re s t to be
NOTICE is hereby given th a t
*
payable
in U nited S tates gold coin
sealed bids w ill be received u n til th e
a t th e office of th e C ounty T re a s u r
' h o u r of 10 o ’clock a. m. on th e 2 5 th
day of J a n u a ry , 1922, by th e u n d er-: e r o r a t th e fiscal agency of th e
i signed and im m ed iately th e re a fte r S ta te of O regon, in New Y ork City,
! publicly opened by th e C ounty C ourt a t th e optio n of th e holder.
Said bids m u st be accom panied by
i of Jac k so n C ounty, O regon, a t th e
a
certifie
d check for 5 p er cent of
; office of said C o u rt in th e C ounty
th
e
face
value of th e bonds bid for
‘ C o u rt H ouse’ in Jack so n v ille, O regon,
and
m
u
st
be unconditional.
I fo r th e p u rc h a se of any p a rt o r a ll j
The
ap
p
ro ving legal opinion of
of th e follow ing bonds o f said
M
essrs.
T
eal,
M inor & W infree, of
co unty issued fo r th e b u ild in g of |
P o rtla n d , O regon, w ill be fu rn ish ed
p e rm a n e n t re a d s th e re in , to -w it:
$250,000 d ated May 1, 1921, and th e successful bidder.
T he C o u rt reserv es th e rig h t to j
m a tu rin g as follow s:
re
je
c t any o r all bids.
$50,000 ten y ears from d a te of
CHAUNCEY FLO REY ,
issu e;
100-4-thu
C lerk.
$50,000 fiftee n y ears from d a te
of issu e;
You owe it to y o u rself an d fam
$50,000 tw en ty y ears from d a te
ily
to tra d e w here your d o lla r goes
of issu e;
;
$50,000 tw en ty -fiv e y ears from fa rth e s t. D e tric k ’s G roecteria. 89eo
d ate of issu e;
$50,000 th irty y ears from d a te of
W e have a few u n called -fo r su its
issue* and
and overcoats w hich a re exceptional
$250,000 d ated J a n u a ry 1, 1922,
values.
P a u ls e ru d 's .
8 6tf
an d m a tu rin g as follow s:
$50,000 te n y ears from d ate of
issu e;
Here*» a coffee
$50,000 fifteen y ears from d ate
of issua.
we can recom
$50,000 tw en ty y ears from d a te
of issu e;
mend. You can
$50,000 tw en ty -fiv e y ears from
drink it^t every
dgte of issu e;
$50,000 th irty y ears from d a te of
meal and enjoy
issu e;
*
every cup.—
,
ki.
* m ♦».
i . *»,J
All of said bonds to be in denom i-
in g . W h e th e r o r n o t E s th e r is th e nationg Qf ?10Q0 eacn an d tQ b ear
w ife of Mr. S taples, w hom she as-:
Let us fill your next order with
sists b o th on th e easel an d a t th e
M. J . B . C offee — W h y ?
piano, is a n o th e r m y stery w hich w ill
be cleared up a t th e tim e m entioned.
T he show is being p u t on by th e
A m erican Legion an d is said to be
one of th e b e st lyceum n u m b ers
1 lb. T in .. 42c
w hich w ill be in A shland th is sea-
A sh la
n d T id in g s Esther and Clayton, Artists,
E stab lish ed 1876
n „ .„ k ll^ k n /4
p ublished
T hum iay, December 29, 1 Oili
A8HLÁÑU DAÎLŸ «D ttG «
PAOtì TWO
1 8 7 fi
Every Bv<plng
Sunday
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Except
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
At Methodist Church Friday
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
Ty.T.F.PHONE 39
E n te re d a t th e A shland, O regon
P ostoffice as Second-class Mall M at
te r.
c S ummeb P layguound ^
OFÀNERICA^
To Suppress Lynching
C ongress is ta k in g cognizance of
th e lynching evil. T h ere is pending
in th e house an d now receiving con
sid eratio n th e so-called D yer b ill,
w hich provides heavy fines and im
p riso n m e n t for persons p a rtic ip a tin g
in lynchings, and fo r o fficials w ho
E s th e r and C layton, a rtis ts in
fail, th ro u g h negligence, to p rev en t crayon and sand, a re to a p p ea r a t
mob violence. T he m easu re also th e M ethodist ch u rch to m o rro w ev-
would re q u ire co unties in w hich .e n in g , in w h at is d eclared to be a
lynchings occur to fo rfeit $10,000 t o ^ ^ interegtJng e n te rta in m e n t. P eo
th e fam ily of th e person lynched
ple who have enjoyed one of th e se
T his m easu re m ay n o t be all th a t
. . , p ro g ram s say th ey a re to p -n o tch ers
regpect How a p ic tu re can
is desirable. B ut it is very m uch in
o rd e r for congress and fo r s ta te
m ade
Qf gand jg a m ygtery
le g islatu res to enact s ta tu te s to pre-
w m be solve(, F rid ay even. sou.
v ent mob violence of th is n a tu re , i
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Such re s tra in in g legislation sh o u ld j Ofjjy of to u rists, m o st of whom tra - m uch co n scien tio u s d rillin g o n th e
not be co n stru ed as being in defense
h a rd w b -le on tb e r o id and d u r. p a rt of th e c h o riste r, G eorge H. Yeo.
of heinous crim es o r as ex ten u atio n , jng m e lr g opa> waQt th e ir ente)._ M rs H -j V an Po3aen a n d Mrs. A>
See th a t th e re is a loaf in your
b a sk e t every tim e it com es from
in any m easure, of the h o rrib len ess ta in iu e n t p re sen t?d in a n o t too B. H enry, o rg a n ists, w ell su p p o rte d
the g ro c e r’s.
of th e offenses w hich u su ally in c ite , tre a u o u s mannef>
th e sin g ers w ith in s tru m e n ta l m usic.
T sere is' n o tsin g else in th a t
to lynchings.
In o rd e r th en th a t o u r lovely lake
In a d d itio n to th e ch o ru ses by th e
b a sk e t th a t co n tain s th e sam e
A t th e sam e tim e th a t severe p en m ay seem m o ie th a n a re s tin g spot
choir, th e re w as a piano solo by Miss a m o u n t of n o u rish m e n t as bread .
a ltie s a g a in st lynchings a re in s ti
P lace a sta n d in g o rd e r for
betw een g re a te r w onders, why could B ernice Yeo, a s tu d e n t of th e s ta te
B read — tw iie as m any loaves as
tu te d , th e re should be refo rm of
n o t A shland stag e a g re a t w a ter car- u n iv e rsity , w hose p lay in g is u n u su -
you a re now o rd erin g .
pro ced u re in crim in al co u rts, so th a t
n iv al?
Sw im m ing a n d diving fo r a iiy m elodious an d show s m uch per-
It w ill repay you.
those guilty of o u tra g e o u s crim es
B read is y o u r B est F ood— e at
a m a te u rs and pro fessio n als, canoe- fectio n of tech n iq u e.
“ B ethlehem
m ay be had w ith o u t ju stice-d elay in g
m
ore
of it.
ing, row ing dnd p erh ap s sailin g or E p h e ra ta ’’ an d “ O ver Skies A fa r,’’
red tap e o r ad h eren ce to arch aic
E
a
t
m o to r boat races could be in te r- by Mrs. E. O. S m ith — fo rm erly Miss
te ch n ica litie s, and so th a t th e law
spersed w ith com ic s tu n ts, tu b races, E d n a D ah u ff— w ere su n g in a c lea r
NUT-BROWN BREAD
m ay do, in p ro p e r form , w h at th e
ra ft racing, etc., and w ith w a te r po- aoprano voice, w hich is w ell placed
“The Bread That Builda”
lynch ers would do in u n law fu l way.
lo o r any of th e m any gam es played and of ex cellen t q u a lity . In th e lat-
PEERLESS BAKERY
In o th e r w ords, th e c rim in al th a t d e
on w ater. T h e re a re en o u g h in te r- te r selection sh e w as accom panied on
A sk y o u r d e ale r fo r NUT-BROW N
serves d e a th u n d e r th e law , quickly
e stin g an d ex citin g w a te r sp o rts to th e violin by D r. C. F . T ilto n , w ho
BREAD
should be b ro u g h t to d e ath u n d e r
occupy all th e tim e th a t could be san g tw o solos in a p leasin g te n o r j
th e law. T hen th e re w ould be no
sp ared . T hen, if in th e evening m ore voice of m uch sy m p ath y a n d expres-
sem blance of excuse fo r mob vio
e n te rta ln m e n t w as d esired , w h a t sion. “ T h ere W ere S h e p h e rd s,” a
lence.
could be lo v elier th a n a esth e tic c o n tra lto solo by Miss Je a n A nder-,
d an cin g o r a sh o rt p aeg en t on an il son, w hose ag re ea b le vocal m usic vi
lu m in a te d r a f t anch o red n e a r shore, b ra te s w ith deep relig io u s feeling,
o r m ore w eird th a n a goblin p a ra d e com pleted th e solo p a rts.
th ro u g h th e w oods?
j j n place of th e u su al w h ite dresses
The Public Forum oolumn Is a
If
A
shland
goes
in
to
th
is,
le
t’s
see
-tn© fem in in e p o rtio n of th e ch o ir
medium for th e eaprcM ions of
Tidings readers. A rticles subm it to it th a t she is n o t overshadow ed, a p p ea re d in b e a u tifu l gow ns of var-
ted for pubUcation m ust not ex b u t is rem em bered alik e fo r h e r n a t ious colors an d a ttra c tiv e styles. T he
ceed 400 words. Views exrpessed u ra l b eau ty and th e e n te rp rise of so pranos w ere, M rs. E . O. S m ith ,
under tills head are not to be con h er citizens.
M rs. E ric W eren, Jessie T h a tc h e r ,1
fused w ith th e editorial opinion of
IN
T
ER
EST
ED
R
EA
D
ER.
E lsie K itto , B ernice Yeo, C aro lin e
the newspaper, the Tidings being
w illin g to allow presentation of
T ilto n , P e a rl H odkinson, E th e l an d
Everybody is Planning for a
both sides of any question except
A lta Pow ell, R ose L e a v itt a n d Miss
politics and religion.
W a tte n b a rg e r. C o n tralto s, J e a n A n
BIG BLOW OUT
d erso n , M rs. W . J . C ra n d all, M rs.
Christmas and New Years!
E d ito r T idings: ,
G erald G u n ter, a n d M rs. L a rk in
In your issue of D ecem ber 22 a p
D eer. Bassos, L. S. S te n n e tt, O. H.
Come to Leedom ’s Tire H ospital
peared a proposal o rig in a te d by
B arn h ill, H. H. L e a v itt, P . J . A m er,
and Get ’Em Vulcanized
P ro f. V ining, of a so u th e rn O regon
and G erald G u n ter. T en o rs, C. F.
fe te to be held each su m m er u n d e r
T ilto n , Mr. Je n k in s a n d Mr. K ru g g el.
th e auspices of G ran ts P ass, Med
T he Jac k so n C ounty M edical as
ford, A shland an d K la m ath F alls.
so
ciatio
n held th e ir re g u la r sem i
T his proposal seem s to m e a d m ir
able as it will serve w ell a tw o-fold m o n th ly m eetin g a t th e hom e of Dr.
p u rp o se: first, it w ill p ro m o te bene G. W. G regg W ednesday evening.
ficial co-operation betw een th e fo u r T he follow ing physicians w ere p re s
cities m entioned an d provide a new e n t: M edford— E. B. PIckel, C h ar
source of p leasu re for th e ir in h a b i es Sw eeney, F. G. T h ay er, W illiam
ta n ts as w ell; second, it certain ly W. P. H olt, J. J. E m m ons, R. J. Con
Now Is the Time for Clean-Up of Specials
p resen ts an u n u su al o p p o rtu n ity fo r roy, R. W. S tearn s, Lincoln K allen ,
T.
G.
H
einie,
J.
C.
H
ayes;
P
h
o
en
ix
—
a d v e rtisin g th is co u n try , fo r m ost
Before Invoicing
to u rists like an objective, an d such T. J. M alm gren; C en tral P o in t— Dr.
d e fin ite gala ev en ts w ould draw H ick m an ; A sh lan d — H. M. Shaw , F.
h u n d red s who w ould ta k e b u t little M. S w edenburg, E. A. W oods, G. W.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON
in te re st in flow ery p raises of b e a u ti G regg, G ordon M acC racken, D. M.
B row er, G. O. Jarv is.
ful scenery.
GROCERIES NOW
A p a p er on “ The C are of C hil
Now m ay I add a suggestio n ? It
seem s to me th a t in com parison to d re n ’s E y es,” was read by D r. H einie
th e m arvels and g ra n d e u rs of C ra an d d iscussed by th e o th e r physic
at the
te r L ake an d th e O regon Caves, th a t ians. T h e a u th o r of th e p a p er d e
L ake o ’ W oods, lovely spot th o u g h clared th a t a good s h a re of th e eye
it is, m ig h t seem a little lack in g in tro u b le w ith w hich people s u ffe r is
in te re st to to u rists. T hen, too, th e d irectly d u e to th e o v e rta x in g of
clim b up M ount P itt, w hile it w ould c h ild re n ’s eyes a t a very e arly age.
dou b tless appeal to m any w ould It Is a m ista k e, he a sse rte d , fo r ch il
61 NORTH MAIN STREET
H. A. STEARNS
surely seem too s tre n u o u s to th e m a d re n to stu d y in k in d e rg a rte n s o r
an y w h ere else u n d e r th e school age.
M ost of th e o th e r do cto rs p re se n t
SEBE
d isag reed upon th is point.
W e in v ite y o u to look
A fin e d in n e r w as serv ed to th e
v
isitin
g physicians by Mrs. G regg,
o v er o u r stock of
a ssisted by h e r d a u g h te r M iriam .
T h e n ex t tw o m eetin g s w ill b e held
in M edford, every th ir d m eetin g be
in g h eld in A shland. A n en jo y ab le
fe a tu re o f th ese g a th e rin g s is th e
to do your share toward helping to give th e year 1922
social re la x atio n w hich is m ad e pos
a better reputation for prosperity than poor old 1921
sible by h o ld in g th e m eetin g s a t th e
has had?
hom es of m em bers. A llo p ath s an d
h o m eo p ath s a re eligible to m em b er
W hy not givo th is first placo am ong your New Year
ship.
resolutions?
P u b lic F o ru m
Tyre Kik
CONVENE IN CITY
Plaza Market
Plaza Market
Have You Resolved
Paints
Wall Paper
Sanitas
a n d o th e r D eco rativ e
M ateria l.
W e w illin g ly give prices
an d figure a m o u n ts
needed.
Dickerson & Son
THE PAINT MAN
ifornia
tone and Oranges
MEHODISTS SING
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
The Christmas cantata, “The
Bright and Morning Star,” was en
joyed by a large and appreciative au
dience at the Methodist church Sun
day evening. The soloists took their
*parts well, each possessing an excel
lent well-trained singing voice. The
' work of the choir as a whole showed
One w ay to help is by keeping a ll surplus m oney in
the bank w here it w ill e a rn interest for you and be
available for business purposes in th e com m unity.
The Citizens Bank
Ashland,
Appeal to countless thousands
each year
Why not go to C alifo rn ia ’s Sunny
S outh lan d th is w in ter? T h ere you
w ill enjoy th e w a rm th of an u n
clouded sun, th e b ath in g beaches,
o u td o o r sp o rts and th e frag ra n c e of
flow ers and oranges.
Through Sleeping Cars
Observation and Dining Cars
via
The Scenic Shasta Route
P rovide all th e com forts of m odern trav el.
The rail jo u rn ey a ffo rd s an o p p o rtu n ity of
seeing m any in te re stin g places on th e way.
Round T rip Excursion Tickets
a re on sale to
Santa Barbara— Los A ngeles— Sau Diego
F o r fares, tra in schedules, descrip
tive folders o r sleeping c a r re serv a
tions. ask T ick et A gents, o r w rite
40
C
2 lb. T in .. $1.25 A Pound-
in th e
5 lb) Till . $2.00 5 , b - Tm
You save more money when
you buy the larger size. We
guarantee every can of M J.B,
C o ffe e -W h y ?
Billings Carriage
and
W hite House G roceteria
388 E. Main
Auto Works
IVe extend to a ll
of
the
Greetings
Medford, Oregon
of the
Season
W IS H E S TH E
and invite you to
PE O PL E OF JACKSON COUNTY
call and get a
A H A PPY AND
1922
Rexall Calendar
PR O SPER O U S N EW YEAR
Free
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Corner of R iverside and E ig h th S treets
Jib«
Baby Carriages
Carts and Cribs
W e are show ing a splendid line of
C arriag es, C arts and Cribs.
All bought a t the low est price and
priced to sell accordingly.
DO NOT FA IL TO SEE TH ESE
if you w an t an y th in g in th is line
as you will find the price and style
to suit.
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