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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February 25, 1020 PAfiK TWO ASnLAVO WEEKLY TIDINGS ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS Established 1876 ' Published Every Wednesday by THE ASHLAXD PRINTING COMPANY BERT K. GREEK OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER TELEPHONE 39 SUBSCRIPTION' One Year . . . . Six Months . . . Three Months Outside of the One Year . . lz Month! ADVERTISING RATES . . i ... n. Display Advertisements, per column Local Readers, the lint of six words, Classified Column, le the word, each time. Legal Notices, 3 1-3 cents the line, eaeu time, Cards of Thanks, $1.00. Obituaries, 2Vt cents the Hue of six words. Fraternal orders ud societies charging regular Initiation fees and dues, j regular rates. Heligious and benevolent societies will an admission or collection Is taken, The Tidings has a larger circulation than all other newspapers combined. Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, INITIATIVE BILLS PROPOSED BY T1IK LEtilsLATl'RK Th fil lowing bill will be submit- ted to the people for a vote ai a ape- rial general election .May ii, r We publish it here so that citizens may hae the opportunity of study ing tiie proposed legislation before I .i . r.... .-..line nn lliu measure: ' " " rnat. Joint Resolution No. 10 ,, t . t. i...i .,. 41, c.ttiuto nf c...... .., n,..n n,B iin.iKe nf iQ... ,,i i va liiintlv cnnr'Hi-rinK: ., ' .. , , , ,,, 'refreshments were Berved. That section 2 of article of the. constitution of the state of Oregon, relating to the office of governor bli.ll be, ami hereby is, amended to nail as follows: Article V Ks 8. In case of the removal from office of the governor, or of his death, absence from the state or other inability, to discharge the duties of ,.rt-;..n tin, l.fijl Dttl it Ilia Bull. , , ,'. ... ,, I ate khull become governor unlil the. disability be removed, or until thei""" "l "-j .....1 a.w.Mt i lellulitrtil nvnn iirr With vacancy is tilled at the next general!""" " biennial election, und in the case ot removal from office, death, resigna tion, absence from tha state or ina-j bility both of the governor and the, president of the senate the speaker j of the house of representatives shall become governor until the disability be removed, or a governor be elect- ed ut tho next general biennial elec-1 tion. The governor elected to mi 1 the vacancy shall hold office for the unexpired term of the outgoing gov ernor; and be it Resolved, That the secretary ot state be, and he is hereby, authorize! anil uirecteii 10 set aslile two pagev in the official pamphlet containing initiative and leterendiim measures in which Higumcutu supporting this proposed amendment may lie printed: end be It further Resolved, That a committee of two senators and three representatives be appointed to prepanC and file with the secretary of state arguments In support of this amendment; and be it further Resolved, That the proposed amendment be submitted to the peo ple of the state for thoir approval or rejection at the next special general election to be held May 21, 1920. . COMMERCIAL CU B COLUMN t The following extracts from letter should be carefully gone over by owners of properties in this clvlnity who wish to sell und any inquiries for places such ns yours should be an'-wered. Most of tkese are from people with whom the Commercial Club has been in correspondence foi Mime time mid are the "livest" pros pects. A couple of business oppor tunities are alo listed. Readers who aie interested are requited to write directly to the addresses given. Ad ditional "live" inquiries will appear in later Ksties of this paper. From II. E. Elliott. 312 Florence St., Turlock, Calif. "I would like to know smnetiiirs about your locality.' Have you a good hich school and li brary? I there fishipg and hunting nearby. I have lived here several years and long for more beautiful Meiiery . In there an opportunity there for small fanning and chicken racing? Cn bouses lie rented li. your t.-,irn?" K"(,-t f,,r literature, Hi 7,''.i.M H.iai'--'. wiidinr nriren nl ..( II r ot it -i , j, f,,r. t3 '' I o. kr from Id.ho iook,r.r f r UiA i,at bite not founl juM rt.it I w-U. "I like the b ijf jour section s I saw It fiom t!i train " (Please send prices ou land nurh us he describes.) Energy emitted by radium has been utilized by a German scientist to drive a tiny clock. EdJtor RATES BY MAIL .J2.U0 . 1.23 Vnitcd State . J 2.6 2 men, eaca 10c, . ! be charged for all advertising when at the regular advertising rate. in Ashland and its trade territery j j Postotfice as second class mall matter. jmOTJnnarmjnRatmttummmnnnnj 1 The Social Realm 1 fonu.RmmmuimI.uliWimtaun5 SATURDAY'S NEWS Class Party ; -1 nr...,., ftf hvicliotl Sllll a vitifla imuj ui i v.,,n - . " - """" " ' v, nn.l r1"' auu evening. Mis. A. It. Teachey last ; A good attendance wan Present and enjoyed tho evening wuii guiiies auu niuait, ui,i ,..... Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cowdy had as! ; their dinner guests last evening Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Walker at their homo ou Union street. i Surprised by Friends i A surprise birthday party was teri i dered Miss Winifred Spencer at her I home on Palm avenue last Thursday evening by her neighbors and friends 6 ' - . . . i ...I.a rw.. ,l,n..n,l ,1 1 IJiu f Ilflll a l'a hmllfi this young lady. Games were played and refreshments served. Miss Bin-n-1 car received many beautiful gifts, j Ladies' Aid Social The Ladies' Aid Society of the j Melhodist clinch held their regular social meeting in the church parlors. Wednesday afternoon at which about ; were present. The president. ' Mrs. Caiey, tendered her resignation at this lime, and Mrs. F. II. Walker was elected to succeed her. After tho business meeting Mrs. Gregg gave two readings which were great ly enjoyed, und Mrs. Ralph Hillings also gave a reading. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. F. F. Billings, Mrs. Barnhill, Mrs. j Ed Barrett, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Clark. C. L. S. C. ENTERTAIN The members of the C. L. S. C. at tended an uuique entertainment, Wednesday evening, given in honor of their president, Mrs. John Miller, who is leaving Ashland In about two weeks to make her homo in Cali fornia. Mrs. Miller Is the fourth member of this club to leuve Ashland this winter, and her departure will be deeply regretted by her many friends. The other absent members are Mrs. Rocho, who is living In Southern California; Mrs. Cucius Miller, wjio is iu Sacramento, und Mrs. Chuflei Robertson, who left Ashland about a mouth ago to find a location In the same state, que gathering was at Mrs. Miller's home on Bush street, and the evening was passed very pleasantly, sewing car- pot rags to be made into a C. L. S. C. listening ,he yo- i. Miller. rug for Mrs. Miller, and to an illustrated lecture on Semite valley, given by Mrs. Miller, THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan is the favorite family car, seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car with permanent top, it lias large wim'o-vs, and may in a minute be changed to a nv t dji-.t-ful open car with always a top protiv;i.:g against the sun. In inclement weather it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof, finely upholstered, l'.quipped with electric starting and lighting system nnd demountable rims with 3jj-inch tires frontandrear. A real family car. Won't you come in nnd look at it? n assisted by Mrs. Patterson, both of whom liavo spent several summers in that beautiful nark. Refresh' I ments were served at a late hour and I the guests departed, declaring that i they had enjoyed themselves hugely and vowing that their next vacation j should be spent In visiting their ' friends in California and the Yo 1 semlte national park. Those present (were: Mesdames Miller, Myer, John 'son, Winter, McKenzie, Cochran, Sil ver, Billings, Patterson, Johuson, Willi. inii-on, Putnam, Iceuhhower and Robertson. M illard Memorial The Women's Christian Temper- nco Union held its annual meeting 1.43 of the "Frances E. Willard Memorial Day," at the Congregational church Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.. A pro gram of music and readings was ren I dercd, which consisted of music, reading of Scriptures and prayer by Mrs. Gilanders. Song, followed by ; a paper, "Why Frances E. Willard Memorial Day." Song by Mrs. Perry Ashcraft. Reading, "Scouting in Moonshine Country," by Mrs. Slin- Tulk by Ml.s csilanclr on I her work among the mountaineers. Paper by Mrs. M. Ashcraft, unit the meeting closed with song and prayer. THURSDAY'S NEWS "GUILD OF .ION" VISITS Tho little parish house of Trinity Guild was filled to overflowing yes terday afternoon to welcome the "tliiild of Zion" from Durktown, Texas. Rev. P. K. Hammond made a few well chosen reinnrks--Mrs. lit. ..1. tl.. .1. ... ., , v.mriv inisn at wiu piano shuck up ' . o"". v.uiiuu I iuuu, aim -The Guild of Zion," one of the blackest bands in existence, arrayed j the most striking costumes, hcad- e(l DV iueir piesiueiu, uunceu in anu took their places in a soml-circlo at the head of the hull. The vice pies- ient introduced the officers The (vice the "high key vocal duetist of j me choir, the musical contractor of the "Horchestrlo" mid their encores which they done brung along, and the program was opened by tin or iginal chorus, decomposed by ono of the shining lights of the "Guild of Zion" accompanied by Mrs. Clark Hush at the piano tills chorus was t 11.. .. I 1...1 .... I .. 1 1... "W"""" "lm ''s"-' " 11... . KUK"" The darky dance by the president. Mir;uula Matternand Tiny ltose Wallace brought down the house "a few remarks" by Rev. Rastus McAcIams was a scream and brought ., rousing round of cheers and was ,-iiHwered by "A Liltlo Advice on juw t0 n,.B Your Daughter." Tho accordiau solo by Lindy Lou Whitney was certainly a scruamlim surprise, many Aslilandites bavin JW I A Of fM SAVINGS 1 ff ypUii deposits! " - i CITIZENS (f! W RANK S IT O FASH LAN Di( If lis I WORK, EARN, SAVE . I j You help increase the I i world's goods and de- I j crease the cot ot living I i j by working, earning and j saving. I j j A safe pi: c-i tor your aur-. H i j plus cash is TlM Citizens Ji 111 Bank of .Wil: ml. JJj The delights of the electric car with the economy of the I'ord. . JOIU) GAIMCK llurilMin Iliov, I' vpiietois. forgotten there ever was such an instrument as an accordiau. The encorers Ruby Pearl Miller and Lily Bartges were kept' busy and their responses contained many lo cal hits which were very amusing. The visiting Guild served refresh ment! in a very uuique and. original way. Each guest was presented with a shingle tied with a green rib-, bon, under wlrtch the napkin was slipped and on a lace dolly, was. a slice of watermelon cake and a cup of coffee. The whole afternoon w.ic a scream from sturt to finish. Tae visiting members were: Rev. Rastus Mac- Adams, President; Lindy Lou Whit ney, VicePresident! Ruby Pearl Mil ler, Secretary, also high key vocal du etlst of the choir; Lily Bartges, Treasurer, also de encorer; Tiny Rose Wallace and Lucy Lucinda Rodgers, Executlonary oBard; Mrs. Clark Bush, accompanist. Home Wedding Miss Hilda M, Sargent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Sargent of this clmB ul luur "" r""a Hller city, and Ernest J. Valllancour of noon- A musical program was given Ashland. Wis., were married at the home of the bride's parents on Allda street last night. The wedding was a quiet home affair with only mem bers of the family and a couple nl iu tiniuto friends present, but was com plete in the delightful appointments attendant upon such occasions. Rev. C. A. Edwards performed the cere.! mony, the young couple being united j beneath a bower of greenery. The, bride wore a gown of white beaded georgette crepe over white brocaded satin and carried a bouquet of sweet- peas and fresias. Following the cer emony a dainty supper was served, the table beins decor tied with flow ers and with scores of little cuplds and hearts dancing from ribbons ubovo the happy party. The bride Is. a most attractive and popular young Iudy who attended the Polytechnic college here and has been In Portland for the past two years, Mr. Valllancour Is an ener getic and likuhlu vnlllip mnn uhn,n PrtAH RI1VC UWL DUIiJ , 10 acres, all in bearing fruit of a mixed variety, fair 5-ioom house, barn, packing house and chicken : house; worth $3500. er will take $2100. lust season $1000. Absent own Net returns 10 acres, 7 in bearing apple and cherries, 3 acres wood land; one; of the show orchards of Jackson j county; net returns lust season,: $12!i0. Price $4000. No build-1 lugs. 20 acres of fine land In crops, one mile from city. Absent owner will take $2000. ; 23 acres just outside city limits, 10. acres in young fruit trees Just com ing into bearing, 13 acres wood land;. 4 room bungiilow, email barn. Widow, must sell. $3000., Property is moving. If you have any to sell call and list It, or if you want to buy come see my many bar gains. Mrs. S. L. Allen Ashland Fruit & Produce Association SPRAY MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS. Flour and Feed, Poultry Supplies Beet Pulp and Kaola Meal For Your Dairy Cow3 We DO Things lor Everybody Without DOING Anybody T Plumbing Heating Spouting Galvanized Iron Work General Repairing s SIMPSON '8 J7-39 NORTH pleasing personality has won him many friends In the few days he has been here. He Is employed in Port- land. The young couple will be at home to their friends at the Welling ton apartments in Portland after March 1. The best wishes of a wide circle of friends of the bride in Ash laud go with them. . Bridge Tarty Mrs.' Donald Whitney entertained guests for four tables of bridge at her home on Gresham street last evening. Mrs. George Kramer was the lucky winner of the first prize, while Mrs. Bartges secured the con solation prize for the lowest score. A tumule feed followed the bridge playing. TUESDAY'S NEWS Parent-Teachers' Meeting The auditorium of the Junior Hinh school was. splendidly filled with a;, appreciative audience who listened to the program presented ut the joint meeting of the Parent-Teachers' rlrilt' consisting of a piano trio, "i el- low Daffodils,", rendered by Lova Buchanan, Mary Galey and Alice Ca let. This was followed by Mingus Aiken, who gave two piano solos. ThiB Young man Is a pupil of Madam Tr cy Young, and showed great skill and much credlt t0 the xcell-'"t training he has received. A folk dance by the tutB 0 tne tirat graaii tae Junlr " "Gets-It Loosens Them So They ! LUiunwAJiny. i The corn pains cease as soon as la few drops of "Gels-It" reach tho oorn. It goes out of the hurting business forever. For a day or so the corn remains, getting- looser and looser and with- ' out a twinge from It. Then. It get ao loose that you just lift It right off, without even feeling it, and cast it away. That's how easily and imply "Gets-It" disposes of the corn nuisance. "Oets-lt." the unfailing, guaran teed, moneyback corn remover, costs but a trine at any drug store, Mt.'ci by IS. Lawrence A Co., Chicago, Sold in Ashland nnd recommended ns the world's best, corn remedy by McNair Bros. HARDWARE MAIN STREET Corn Pain Stopped Quick ' Mm? w i Corntjone ' J jjjk "(jcts-H" If High was presented, after which the leading number was an address by Prof. I. E. Vinlng, which was greatly enjoyed by the women present. Dur ing the social period refreshments were served by the domestic science department. .' , Missionary Society Met The Presbyterian Women's Mis sionary society held an unusually good meeting Wednesday Mrs. Matti es on North Main streot being hostess. Mrs. Nims presented the literature of the boards, in such a wuy one felt like rending at once. Mrs. Hoyt led the study hour on Christian Ameri canization and the thomo,brought out quite a varied discussion. The text meeting, the first Wednesday In March, will be at the manse. . . COTTAGE GROVE. Johnson Lumber company purchases 100,000, 000 feet timber In t'mpqua forest. PEIL'S ' Corner by the Park. Used sewing machines from 16.00 up, will sew ns good as new ones. New White machines always on hand. A fresh carload Just In. Dandy spray pumps. Cedar fence posts at 15c. Fencing at least 10 cent! ntr rod cheaper than eleswbere. EMIL I'EIL. WUl add 100 percent to the ap pearance of your property and as much to Its - cash rent and selling value. Dicker son The Paint Man Children's Books By Approved Authors Burgess' Bed Time Slory Books at 60c Billy Whiskers Series at $1.09 Sa a! Hold's Muslin Books 15c to $1.00 SEE OUR WINDOW McNAIR BROS. Tho Q&xaJllL Store E(;;s FOIl IIATCIIIXO niniurv i Eviunrjv n-o .... u. ...u i " ' V1; Asnwna j phone 494-R. O-' i UrAKMA.VS .NOTICE OF SAI.K OK HEAL ESTATE, PRIM In the County Court of the State ofi0.r,fgon' an,d " a?"1 n yu ' 8ny Oroaon for Jackson Cminiv ! other county in the state of Oregon, urefcou, loi Jackson County. then wlthm TWENTY days from the In the Matter of the Guardianship of dute $' lts 8ervlcfce uPn you,;8n?, 11 Howard Recall and Martin Mc-i JrTed," you ft.th,Ju2 Call Minors- thereof, then within SIX WEEKS Pursuant to license granted by or-,'rom.ihe d.ate f A"6 t Ptjblica der ot the County Court of Jackson I tlon threof' Bnd f, you ' ,aJ Count, Oregon, made nnd entered ' pear and answer said complaint with January 31st. 1920, in the matter j" tim 08 ahoye specified the of the guardianship of Howard Mc-I'alnt f.w'U 0 'ne co"r' 'or Call and Martin McCall, minors, the the, rf "f f Ianded In the said Com underslgned, will at his office, from plaJ.,'tVtorw't , ., . , and after March 6th, 1920, proceed! T,Dut the plaintiff have judgment to sell, at private sale, to the highest;?""" , " bjddcr for cash in hand or such terms as said court may approve, and subject to the confirmation or said court, the following described real i nu.ra fro,n September 23rd, 1917, Im properly situated in Jackson County, ! Wther with one hundred sixty dol- Oreson, belonging to the estate of i l" said minors, to-wlt: disbursements of this suit: That the An undivided two-sixteenths cer'n? de.ed eweuted by Eric Weren (4-16). 1-10 to each ward. Interest!8"? Desederia Weren husband and In and to a tract of land containing I wi 8 ?n June n?- u,,t0 Cll,r- ,..,. . . ,iii..j "ience Lane and Minnie Lane convey- follows: Beginning at u point 134 rods west and 17.26 rods north of the southeast corner of D. L. C. No. 42 in Township 39, south Range 2 east of Wlllametto Meridian, Ore gon; thence east S3 rods to corner; thence North 19.28 rods to corner; thence West 83 rods to cornet; thence south 19.28 rods to place of beginning; together with the appur tonances thereunto belonging, In cluding water rights; situate In Jackson County, Oregon, subject to curtesy right of Zenas Howard, sur viving hti-.bnnd of Famy Howard. Persons interested mny inquire of 0. F. Billings, Ashland, Oregon. Dated and first published Febru ary 4th, 1920. O. F. BILLINGS, Guardian of Howard McCall and 81-5t-w Martin McCall, Minors. , CITATION. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, County of Jackson. In the Matter nf the Estate of David Ivy. Deceased: To Thomas Ivy, Robert L. Ivy, Em ma Dean, James P. Ivy. John L. Ivy, Lucy P. Muse, Emma Lee Fisher. O. M. Lyon, G. JvV. Lyon. Miss E. M. Lyon, L. T. Lyon. D. H. Lyon, Lucy Baker, Julia Baker, Faille Patterson, Bessie Mann, T. W. Lyon, Carrie Gllgore, William A. Chandler and John C. McCalllu, The heirs at law of said David Ivy, deceased, nnd to all unknown heirs of said deceased: In the Name of the State of Ore gon. You and each of you are hereby notified that on the 24th day of Jan uary, 1920, L. D. Hays, the duly appointed, qualified und acting Ad ministrator of said Estate, filed In said Court a petition, duly verified, praying said Court for an Order of Sale of the whole of tho real prop erty of suld Estate on the grounds and for the' purposes therein set forth, which said real property Is de scribed as follows: Lots numbered One (I) and Two (2) In Block numbered One (1) of the Edwards Place Addition to the City ot Medford, Jackson County, Oregon; Lots One fl), Two (2), Three (31 and Four (4) In Block Six (C) in Kdmonston's-' First Addition to Marshfield, County of Coos, State of Oregon; and also, An undivided one-half Interest In and to the East one-half ot Lot Three, In Block Three, of D. O. Mc Farlands' Fourth Addition t(f Cot tage Grove, Lane County, Oregon. NOW, THEREFORE, In pursuance) of the order of said Court duly made and entered upon the filing of said Petition, you and each of you are hereby notified that you ure re quired to appear before the said Court on Saturday, the 20th day of March, 1920, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day, ut the Court room of said Court, in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, to show cause, If any exist, why an order of sale of the whole of said real prop erty should not be made ub prayed for In said petition. Service of this Citation by publica tion is piade on the non-resident heirs and the unknown heirs of snid deceased by order of the said County Court, which said ordor Is dnted January 24th, 1920. WITNESS the Hon. G. A. Gardner, Judge of suld Court, with the seal of said Court affixed this 31st day of January, 1920. CHAUNCEY FLOREY, County Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, and ex- (L. S.) officio Clerk or said Court. By MILDRED M. NEIU ll-4-w Deputy. I IN TIIE COUNTY COURT OF TIIE STATE OF OREGON, I OH THE COUNTY OF JACKSON'. In the Matter of the Kstato of Sara Anderson Hurrall .Deceased: Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, Administratrix ot tin) above entitled estate, has filed In the above entitled Court her final ac ceunt of the administration of said estate, and that the Judne of said Court has fixed Saturday the tith day of .March, 1920, at ID o'clock a. in., in the Court room of said Court, ut the Court House ill Jacksonville, Oregon, as the time und place for bearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. LAl'RA V. STEELE. 8I-5t-w Administratrix. SUIT IS EQUITY SODIOXS In the Circuit court In and for, the County of Jackson, State of Ore gon. Otis O. Helman, Plaintiff, T8. ! Desederia Woron, widow of Eric Wo rm, Deceased, Clarence Lane and Minnie Lane, Administrators of the estate ot Eric Weren, Deceas-. ed; Ingrid Bergstrom and C. L. Bergstrom, husband and wife; Elvera Wallsten and B. O. Walls ten, husband and wife; Eric II. Weren and his wife, Minta We ren; Annie Lassell and George Lassell, husband and wife; Carl E. Weren, A. Bianchl and Freda, Blanchi, husband and wife, heirs of the ald Eric Weren, Deceased, Defendants, To Desederia Weren, Clarencs Lane, Minnie Lane, Ingrld Berg strom, C. L. Bergstrom, Elvera Wall sten, B. O. Wallsten, Eric II. Weren, Mlnla Weren, Annie Lassell, George Lassell, Carl E. Weren, A. Blanch! and Freda Bianchl, the above named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You and each of you are hereby summoned and required appear unu answer me iUinoiuiiii f the plaintiff on file in the office of the County Clerk of Jackson n,ln n.nr-nn a InAlrannvillo Hm. gon, within TEN days from the date of the service of this Summons on you, if served within Jackson county, Weren for the sum of Sixteen Hun dred Dollars with Interest thereon at the rute of eight per cent per an- Ing twenty acres of- land in South half of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter ot Section Five in Township thirty-nine south of Range One east of W. M. in Jackson county, Oregon, and which Deed is of record in Vol: 98, Page 108 of the Deed Records of Jackson county, Oregon, and which deed was in legal effect a Mortgage given to secure said In debtedness, be foreclosed as a mort gage and said real property sold in manner provided by law, nnd that each of said defendants be barred from any right, title, claim or Interest therein, and for such further relief as to the court may seem proper. By Order of the Hon. F. M. Calk ins, judge of said court, made and dated on the 17th day of January, 1920, this Summons is served on the I defendants, Annie Lassell, George Lassell, Carl E. Weren, A. Biancbl and Freda Bianchl by the publication thereof for six successive weeks in the Weekly Tidings, a newspaper ot general circulation printed and pub lished at Ashland, in said county, and you are hereby required to ap pear and answer In said cause within six weeks from tha date of the first publication thereof. Date of first publication January list, 1920. BRIGG3 AND BRIGGS, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Asbland, Oregon. 7-6t W, r