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Saturday, December 20, 1( m J4
A S H L A N D D A IL Y T I D I N G S
(Established in 187«)
creating new industrial crises, new problems in education,
housing, in politics, must not allow the question to be
— confused by any discussion of race or of nationality. The
P ublished E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by
' ¡essential problem is-one of masses of people. We can be
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
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<"**yer ...................................................................................Editor
George Madden
Green .................................................Business Manager' w e cannot be fit to help,
1 ’ if we are overwhelmed
u » n » u n iu m .
Martha L. Rickman, also of Ash­
CLEVER LAUNDRY BAG I
land, for the collection of an
$1800 promissory note, uttered
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in March 1922. His wife, Edith
L., who was the chief witness in ;
the subornation of perjury charge,
is named as a joint defendant.
The
complaint states that the
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promissory note was issued
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$ .65
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TO ADORN TEA TABLE
FOR THE BOUDOIR
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$ .30
When Mister Baby takes his place
at the table a bib of some kind be­
comes a necessity. Here Is one that
A pretty lady that will make her- | will please him. It may be made
self useful is Just what most men of unbleached cotton, white oilcloth
are looking for. Here is one who Is or linen, cut in the semblance of a
sure of success with them, for her rabbit. Oilcloth may be painted,
head is of painted wood and her hut usually cotton floss is used to
'»rightly flowered, cretonne skirt outline the features and the edges
makes a capacious laundry hag. ’ of the figure.
She may be scroll-sawed out of tliin i
board or cut from paper wall board,
There is wisdom In reading ads.
Wires wound with crepe paper and painted—or found ready-made
and fastened to a heavy cardboard in novelty shops.
disk covered with wide gauze rib-
lam form this pretty centerpiece for
the dinner table. Little paper rose­
buds are set in the gauze and about
the wires. It may be used to veil
tiny electric lights.
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WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
"All future events, where an admission charge is made or a
collection taken is Advertising.
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
Figured silk or bright cretonne
and gay ribbon are used to cover
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made in advertis­ and finish off this pretty tea cozy.
ing or job printing—our contributions will be in cash.
Every hostess hopes one of these
will
be among her gifts of little
DECEMBER 2«
I house furnishings—that Christmas
time ea8
is re“ed
relied
upon fashi
to bring.
bring.
They J
♦ o , loose
™E the
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CH?S
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P,AST:r
? nOt )hiS
’5® o the
St t heavy
hat 1 5ava
ChOSenI
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to
bands
w.ckedness
to undo
burdens,
and : are
to make_
- f They
i.ej.th® °PPre88ed
tree, and that ye break every yoke?—Isaiah pieces joined at their curved edge».
DONATIONS
TO BRIGHTEN THE HOME
ODD SPRITES FOR TREE
d e n o t i ng
GOOD JU D G E M EN T
McNair Brothers
77ie
D rug J f o v «
Used Car Bai gains
Buick 6 ..............
That merry pair, Nanette and
Rlntintin, still hang around mi­
lady’s boudoir, as a pretty orna­
ment. Here they are, with heads
of cotton cloth, painted faces, hair
and bodies of white zephyr (wound
with black for the feet). Nanette’s
skirt Is of blue zephyr, the tunic
white. Rintintin’s coat is cro­
cheted of blue and so are their hats
und the cord and tassel that sus­
pends them. They are about eight
Inches tall.
The custom Is so well established THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
that it will never he wholly dis­ JACKSON COUNTY.
carded, and why should it be? Is it City of Ashland, a municipal cor­
not the Christmas tree that gives poration,
Plaintiff
the setting for the celebration?
vs.
What is more delightful to children
than the Christmas tree with Its Estate of Henry L. White, deceas­
candles or electric lights, silver ed; L. A. Roberts, administrator
trimmings, tinsel and the other
things that go with it? Take away of said estate; Opal Gay Hotten-
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and you
H. have
L. White, Junior,
the Christmas
tree and
removed the chief charm. It is the sometimes designated as Harry
something that is eloquent of seqtl- ~
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White, being the heirs and
ment and that has a much higher only heirs of said Henry L. White,
value than the cost of the tree. It is
not to be measured by economic deceased, and all others claiming
considerations or commercial com­ any right, title, estate, lien or
putations.—Frank Herbert Sweet.
interest in and to the real prop­
<(D- 1924. W estern N e w w a n e r U n ion .)
erty hereinafter described,
Defendants.
TO: Opal Gay Hottenroth and
H. L. White, Junior, sometimes
designated as Harry B. White, be­
ing the heirs and only heir3 of
said Henry L. White, deceased,
and all others claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in
and to the real property herein-
after described, of the above nam­
ed Defendants.
CHRISTMAS TREES
Many people feel that land owners and fanners are
doing a very foolish thing to remove each year a vast
quantity of young trees for Christmas use for a small
price, when if left tor a period of years they would be­
come a wealth bearing forest.
Aet the Christmas tree has a certain message to our
homes. It brings the loveliness of the forest into the
SURE INDEMNITY
dwellings of our crowded towns, and suggests the joy of
STRENGTHENED BY
this beautiful world to people who are carrying burdens
A SERVICE
of care. It makes the children think of picnic times out
in the woodlands, and it adds a distant note to happiness.
You buv * not onlv • in-
Anything so much desired for a useful purpose should
denmity
in case of fire,
he provided somehow. If the forest owners are cutting
down too many of these little trees, they should sow tree when you buy insurance
seeds over their hillsides, so that in a few years they here, but you also secure
would get all the little evergreens the country will ask for. the services of fire pre­
vention engineers — ex­
perts of the Hartford Fire
SEVEN-HUNDRED THOUSAND A YEAR
If, as asserted by the chairman of the congressional Insurance Company.
committee on immigration, seven hundred thousand new
Make sure of your pro­
residents came to the United States from foreign coun­ tection; secure the help
tries last year, it would seem that the laws of the United of this agency.
States are not too drastic.
They will inspect y o u r
Ami ¡1, as reported, there are a million already stand­ property and explain how to
dangers that you
ing in line, at consular offices in Fairope, hoping for an eliminate
may not even suspect, thus re­
opportunity to come to the United States in the immigra­ ducing your chances of loss.
tion quota that goes into effect on July 1 next, surely
there is reason for anxiety regarding the character of the
Billings Agency
human problem that immigration puts up to us.
Estab. 1883
Estate & Real Insurance
The people in this country who deplore the dumping Real
41 E. Main St.
Phone 211
of great numbers of foreign populations upon these states,
A
g if t
Oeser’s Ashland Service Station
..$750
! Dodge Deli ver V . ..$275
UNIVERSAL DRAFT
Government authorities and various patriotic organ­
Chev, Sedan . . . . ..$700
izations are working on plans for a universal draft law,
Chev. Touring .. . $ 75
whereby capital, material and labor, as well as fighting
men, may he pressed into service in the event of war.
Chev. Tout ing . . . . $250
The grave injustice of compelling the able-bodied j
Chev. Coupe ....... . $650
men of the nation to serve on the battlefields for a dollar!
a day, while other citizens grow rich through excessive;
See the 1925 Advance Six
war profits, has been demonstrated to every right think­
RICKMAN
IS
AGAIN
Nash Touring at
ing person.
A funny sprite for the Christmas
DEFENDANT IN SUIT tree—looks
as if he were dressed
our Showroom
If the money power and big business know that war
in a chrysanthemum. He stands
Ruford Rickman of Ashland, a guard over a little box whose con­
means sacrifice for these interests, as well as for the men
Southern
Pacific roundhouse em­ tents are a sweet secret.
at the front, we will find their influence directed towards
Wire wound with crepe paper
ployee who was bound over to the
peace.
makes his long arms and legs and
Automotive Shop
grand jury last Saturday on a supports his head of painted card-
In other words, it should he so that no person can j
subornation of perjury charge, hoard—and crepe paper provides
possible make monev out o f war. And when there is no ,he
are among highly prized and sued on Tuesday for divorce his rakish cap and outstanding
He will suggest other gro­
money to he made out of war, there will be less war.
' JuTbe'made a , e " “S !s“a by his wife, was sued again Wed­ skirt.
tesque and amusing figures—to bo
We trust that we may never have to engage in an- bouQuet of “sweetheart” rosea and nesday; this time by his mother, made In the same way.
BARTLETT, the Furrier
. 4k... armed
........ i conflict,
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4 a this
- can not x i be avoided,
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daisies, set in artificial rose
other
then! I wllite
foliage.
New T heater B u ilding
everyone should share the hardships and the losses which ! Christmas Tree W th
war brings.
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Oregon
o I Medford,
More
Than
Small
Cost
For
Christmas
and
The proposed plan for drafting all the resources of
Are we justified In sacrificing
the nation for its defense should have the hearty support some
The New Year
five million t:ees for the an­
nual Christmas festival?
of all citizens.
The plants and flowers you
There has been much discussion
in the past few years over this
put on your gift, list are ¡ike
question of Christmas trees, In view
THRILLS FOR SPEEDERS
bonds of satisfaction. Flowers
of the rapid depletion of our forests
Why Not Buv
Whether it is actually put into practice or not, wc and the increase in the waste lund
always
suit,
because
flowers
al­
Y our Friend
can not vouch, hut a plan of dealing with speeders report­ area.
ways please.
There are those who stoutly con­
tend that It Is a foolish custom of
ed from a California town has much to commend it.
pagan origin, not worthy of per­
r
“ Quality without
a Spotlight,
As a punishment for reckless driving, the offender petuation in this enlightened Chris­
over
charge”
tian
age,
and
that
it
is
a
senseless
Trouble Light
is forced to take a ride in an airplane, piloted by an ex­
destruction of millions of young,
Come
out
and
see
our
line
Rear View Mirror
pert, who shoots through space at terrific speed, with var­ thrifty trees that are so much need­
of
plants
and
flowers.
ed
to
supply
the
timber
require­
Windshield
iations in the way of_dips, tail spins and a few loops. This ments of the country.
Cleaner
treatment is said to be very effective in taking the But strangely enough, the for­
u
Hatcher
the
Florist”
esters
as
a
class,
those
who
are
speed mania out of the culprit and causing him to dread a most interested in conserving tree
1070 Boulevard
Phone 118
or some other suitable au­
second “ sentence.”
growth, do not share this concern
Open
on
Sundays
We
deliver
about
the
Christmas
tree.
They
are
tomobile accessories?
Automobile speeders are not, as a rule, particularly Interested In growing trees and hav­
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courageous. Generally they are just plain fools, who do ing them used for their highest
If a ten-year-old tree, of
Headquarters for
not realize the danger to which they subject themselves good.
which 2,000 or more can be grown
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IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
Accessories
upon a single acre, can give so much
and others. The treatment described above seems quite joy,
what better use can be made
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
OF
OREGON,
You
are
hereby
no­
appropriate.
of the trees?
HOME TOWN OPPORTUNITIES
To some people, whatever is distant looks fascinat­
ing and hopeful. Young people will hear tales of for­
tunes being made in some distant locality, and they will
break all their home ties and go to much expense in order
to migrate to that place and start in business. And in
nine cases out of ten, they find the ground well occupied,
and chances no better than they are at home.
The best thing for these young folks is to make a very
careful study of opportunities that exist right around
home. Watch the people who are doing well in business,
ttudy how they reached their success. Learn the needs
and desires of the people, and whether those needs and
dsires are being well supplied, or whether an improve­
ment of service would bring results for some one. There
are always plenty of chances around Ashland for people
who look below the surface.
paper .
w r it in g
Year’s Tax
1317
1918
1919
1920
1920
1921
1921
1922
1922
1923
Date Paid
Jan. 6,
Oct. 4,
April 5,
Mar. 26,
Oct. 5,
April 2,
Sept. 28,
April 4,
Oct. 5,
March 31,
1919
1919
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1920
1922
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1924
tified that the City of Ashland
is the holder of Certificate o f ;
Delinquency No. 6249, issued on
January 6, 1919 by the Tax Col­
lector of Jackson County, State
of Oregon, for the amount of
$48.95, the
same
being the
amount then due and delinquent
for taxes for the year 1916 to­
gether with penalty, interest and
costs thereon upon the real prop­
erty assessed to you, of which
you are the owners as appears of
record, situated in said county
and state, and particularly bound­
ed and described, as follows:
Lots numbered 23, 24, 25,
26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and
33, all in Eureka Addition to
the City of Ashland, Jackson
County, Oregon.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTI­
FIED, that said City of Ashland
has paid taxes on said premises
for subsequent years with thte
rate of interest on said
as follows:
Tax Recpt.
No.
22098
18787
10662
8502
16936
10243
9063
19602
8594
H A R R IS O N
Brothers, Garage
Higher Test Gasoline just received
THE BEST YET
Anti-Freeze
Let us put it in your radiator to prevent freezing.
We test free of charge
Dr. Oeser and Son
More Good Buys
in
Automobiles
at
Park Garage
1924 Chev. Sedan
1923 Ford Sedan
1922 (diev. Sedan
and 50 more----all good buys
Easy terms and we will trade in your used car
See Mr. High at
The Park Garage
Amt.
$37.47
35.47
48.34
25.79
25.79
26.48
26.48
25.79
25.79
48.21
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Said Estate of H. L. White, de- failure to do so, a decre
ceased, and Opal Gay Hottenroth rendered foreclosing the lien of
and H. L. Wlpte, Junior, heirs said taxes and costs against the
of said estate, as the owner of land and premises above named.
the legal title of the above des­
This summons is published by
cribed property as the same ap­ order of the Hon. C. M. Thomas, j
pears of record, and each of the Judge of the Circuit Court of
persons above named, ARE Jackson County, State-of Oregon,!
HEREBY FURTHER NOTIFIED, and said order was made and dat
that the Plaintiff will apply to , ed the 3rd day of November, 1924.
the Circuit Court o! said county | The date of the first publication
and state, aforesaid, for a decree; of the summons is the 15th day
foreclosing the lien against the of November, 1924,
property above described and
All process and papers in this
mentioned in said certificate, and proceeding may be served on the
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON­ undersigned, residing within the
ED to appear within SIXTY DAYS State of Oregon at the address
after the first publication of this hereafter mentioned.
Summons, exclusive of the day
BRIGGS & BRIGGS
of said first publication, and de­
By Wm. M. Briggs,
fend this action, or pay the
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
amount due as above shown, to- Postoffice Address:
gether with the costs and accru- Pioneer Block
i ed interest, and in case of your Ashland, Oregon.
65-6 Sat
Electrify
5 Your Home
Even Santa appreciates the warm glow
<>t the electric heater after braving the
cold wintry winds.
rJ his and many other electric appli­
ances make charming Christmas gifts.
•lust think of breakfast every morning
with coffee made right at the table in your
own percolator—and crisp hot toast made
at the same time on your electric toaster.
Electric irons, waffle irons, curling
irons, electric vacuum cleaners, electric
washing machines, electric ranges and
dozens of other articles any one of which
would make your wife happier on Christ­
mas morning.
Murphy Electric Co.