ASHLAND WEEKX TIDINGS
I'AGK TWO
Wednesday, Juno 0, 10UO
1 LI Jill II T! 'fcvdro-electric liorso power iu the
Ashland Weekly l wings ii-i,ed states, mmm on a b-
Established 1S76 i sis of 80 per cent efficiency and
less than one-third of the mini-
Published Every Wednesday by Lium poten,iui J)0W(,r is now De
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.!,)J; utiliz0(1. Seventy per cent of
Hugh and George Gillette and Ietincheon was spread on one of1 her life Is bound up in the work
Mrs. G. F. Connoll of Ashland; , the big tables In tho picnic i of children.
official city axd county
paper.
Bert R Greer Editor the availuble power Is west of the
I .mssissippi rive-r, wuue iu pei cent ,
of the developed power is east of J
that stream. No small part of the
available power is in Oregon. "Itj
has been estimated that 3,000,-1
00C or 4,000,000 horse power I
could bo developed in this state,!
only about 163. MOO noise power of
which is being actually utilized
at the present timo.
The use of
Edward Gillette of Eastern Oro- grounds and about 26 were Heat
hen; Mrs. Leslie Merrick of V,osjed together. Several ortortnin
Angeles. Funeral services wllijlng features followed the ban
not be arranged until -the absent , o net, and the company left for
members of the family are heard! their homes at a late hour In the
afternoon.
TELEPHONE 8I
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Cue Year $2.00
Six .Mouths 1.25
Three .Months .75
ADVERTISING KATES
Gould-Taylor, Miii'ringo
"I took a trip through this sec
tion of the country last year,"
Mrs. Homewood remarked yester
(!(ly, "and of all the places I saw
nr.no appealed to me like Ash
land. I made up my mi ml this
was where I would make my fu
ture home, so I came here to live.
The Social Realm
SATURDAY'S -NEWS
Farewell Party ! The brldo Is the daughter oj.
A neighborhood party was hold is. Irma Taylor of Medford and
hydro-electric nt ,lle nome of Mr anu" Mrs. ! the groom Is employed by the
iuis ..i.i.gaiei i.iior ana; (.ver giiwuch a beautiful nat
Chnrlcs O. Could both of Med-1 ,.., ,mrk as this u"he, and do not
lord were united iu marriage ut!pe;cve another such an one en
tile Presbyterian nianso Saturday; Wi,n t foulld I could spend
evening at 8 o'clock. .v ,... Wlth .., ehUdi-on l
love within this beautiful resort
Display Advertisements, each; ,,ower wUI undoubtedly occupy a! F,'ed c- Homes east of Ashland Gales firm. The young people
inch : ,.,,. , ,,, ,.. T,, last evening in honor of Air. unci win mane liioir nome in .viemorii.
Local Readers, tho lino '.10c
' Classified Column, the word, each
time lcl
Legal Notices, each time, the
line 3 1-ic
Cards of Th inks $1.00
Obituaries, the line 2 Vic
Fraternal oiders and societies
charging regular initiation feet
and dues, regular rates. I
electrification of railroads Is prob
i. Iilj one of the most important
I future usese to which this class
of power will be applied. How
ever, Oregon's Industrial future
will largely depend upon securing;"1'"
reasonably cheap power for man
ufacturing and the plans now u n
der way to increase Portland's in-
Mrs. W. H. Striker, who have sold
their home in that vicinity and
will move shortly to Illinois val
ley. About 36 were present and
Keligious and benevolent societiet . (;Uslrial activities must of neces-
rill ba charged at tho regular
adieilibing rate lor all adver
tising when an idmit:sion oi
collection is taken.
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon,
Postoffice as second class mail
matter.
TEXAS RESIDENTS-
E
sity Include extensive power de-lopment."
ASHLAND
ASHLAND 'GIRL TO
TAKE LONG TRIP
There is un Ashland girl in
Honolulu who does not think good
fairies have ceased to exist. This
is Miss Fiances Hamlin, who ia
teaching there in St. Andrew:)'
priory. A few days ago Mrs. 1).
P. Illue of this city received a Id
ler from Miss Hamlin in which
I felt I hud gained my heart's desire."
Daintily ApiMiiiilril Luncheon
Mrs. John 4. Harvey of Saiitn
Ana, Calif.', a former well known
enjoyed a delightful evening duue-i reMent of Ashland and daughter
und card-playing. Mrs. 01 Mt- A- " Gregory ot this city,
Homes was assisted in serving re- ;'"y M' most ueiignuui
freshmcnts by Mrs. M. M. Tuckerl1 'cl"ck ln"l'-on at her beau
and Miss McWillianis. ! tiful nnw "0,m"' 1202 boulevard,
her guests being tho members of ; , l0;n!en McMicbel and Wertz und
the, Past Matrons association of w..t down that way iu his car
Heimosa cliaptor, I). E. S. The
Santa Aim Daily Ins tho follow
ing to say about the luncheon:
"Beautiful May baskets of dain-
rohcs ti-iins-
Vnl.ICK SEARCH
Ft (It ASSAILANT
Last evening Chief of Police
Hatcher was notified by telephone
that a inhn was headed towaid
Ahland between hero and Talent
thought possibly lo be the one
wanted iu Roseburg chifrged with
assaulting a woman at Reuben
Saturday. The chief picked up Pa
('. E. Society Meets
Margaret nnd Frederick John
son entertained the Presbyterian
Chrisliun Endeavor society last
evening' ut tholr home on Mauzati-
ita street
Outdoor games, then-ty Cecils liiuiini
the regular business meeting, fol-1 formed the p-trlor into a bower of
lowed by refreshments and mu
sic mado a delightful evening for
all present.
.she tells of a five months' trip in
E. H. Hewitt, u traveling sales-1 6ll.,.e fur iel. whj,., sllH w i 1 1 take
man living in Ashland, recently ; Kilh mends. They expect to start
lell in with an elderly man and j August 23, and will go first 10
bis wife from Texas, who had been ; j.-j nm Sanioa, then lo New
spoiding- Ihe past six months in Zealand, Tasmania and Australia.
California, and were mnking.the: -rtn there they will go lo the
swing around the coast on theii ' Kr,st Indies, ,,nd lo Singapore, In
tetuin home. In conversation dli. if they can make, connections.
with these people while on the ii. i n, pi,iii,,,,i0 n,,.i. ii tlu Creek for the summer. A
Irafn Mr. Hewitt spoke of livhm ' china and Japan. They expect to! K,'o"l' of tueir friends chart
Maiiicd at Myrtle Creek
Mrs. Lillian Wiiner, of Myrtle
Croek, mid F. Farmer of Ashland
were united in marriage at the
bride's homo in Myrtle Creek
Wednesday evening ut 8:31). The
ceremony was performed hy Rev.
1). M. Ilrower, formerly of this
beuuly, while pink sweet peas and
spicy carnations formed charm
ing centerpieces on Hip two largo
snowy tables utilized for the
guests, blending beautifully with
the deflt blue and soft gray walls
They overhauled the man on the
railroad, but ho proved to be un
aged umbrella mender and did
not at all answer tho description
of the man wanted.
The crime for which this man
is a fugitive from Justice oc
cinied at Reuben, near Roseburg,
when Mrs. Gibson Hamilton was
niuiuny assaulted by u man
tliiiught to be insane. ' Accord
ing to tho story from Itoseburg
will sleep and where the confer-
ontea will be hold. Arrangements
will be made fo.r meals, which will
cost In the neighborhood of $1.25.
a day.
The following conferences will
be held during each morning: Di
li lo study, conducted by Miss Hel
en J. Carlton of Elizabeth, N. J.;
home missions by Mrs. Gillund-
ers, (u former missionary); for
eign missions by Mrs. M. C. lle.id
(recently returned from t lie O
ient. In the afternoons special
i c rent ion programs will be ar-
Hinged for each day, including
hikes up Ashland canyon, swim
ming, tennis und other athletic
contests. In the evening lectures
i.nu progruiiis will be given.
Applications should be made
for the camp us early as possible
ufter June 15, and should be sent
with tho registration fee of $1 to
Mrs. J. II. Fuller, Registrar. Ash
lund. This conference wus so suc
cessful last year and met with
such a call for ils repetition that
it has been established as a per
inunent institution. Indications
already point to a much larger
attendance this year than last
l'A hours' duration for privates.
Iu addition to the money, there
has arrived from tho headquar
ters of the war department prop
erty valued at more than $500,
000. This property, like the
money, has been distributed.
NEW OltlHVVVt i:s
iou ( i:i.i:mt atkin
lino draperies or mo charming' S,.. Hamilton, accompanied by
dining room with ils many French ! ar.nl her woman nnd her daughter,
windows. Covers wore laid for WPie out on the road looking for
25 and u pink and white color; w,id (lowers. About u tiiar'o' .
schemo prevailed throughout the Iniie trum lhe ,- lh ... ,
.u.i.n.-. mi.! in im; pleasing ion- pmached a man silting by die
turea of the afternoon was the roadside. As they came up to him . virtually tho same as those in
iu Ashland. The strangers re-1 i.i-rive homn about th first nf thel V1"''ed them following the core-
walked that they had spent aiJPl(,., Mjss Hamlin states In hei-lnlrny-
night in Ashland on their way letter she has to pinch herself lo
north. They stated that they had make sure she is not dreaming,
been nearly frozen dining their
city, and only a few immediate
nit.iu ,,-. aim oeiigmiui piano numbers givien ,, leaped to his feet and rushed ie last year
'"" .-" m iiiiss jieriuee l eo, mis. liar- i.im i ,,. Ktrikliu- (Iibiii nil
veys niece, who is a Junior at ; Knoikiiig them to the ground.
Polytechnic high school, special-j seizing Mrs. Hamilton he struck
izing in music under the splendid; Mer about the head und body with
training-of Clarence Gusllin. One;m.uvy blows, causing her to par
number that deserved especial tially lose consciousness. One of
mention was the sextette from Lu- the women escaped to the town
cia do Lanimermour arranged for' nmi roused the residents who Im-
sojourn in California, but were TOLO OVERHEAD j ciety of tl Christian church guve tho left hand only, nnd, as one ! mediately started to the scene ol
ko pleased with their visit in Ash- FINISHED SOON a picnic in the park last evening ; lady remarked who sat where she! t;,e assault. The man. hud escaped
land. "It was so nice nnd warm,' '; J. L. Calvert went to Rogue! at which their husbands nnd i could not see the player, 'It was a passing freight train how
thn woman of the party remarked River Thursday, says the .Grants; friends wero their invited guests. quite enough music for a whole1 ever, and is still ut large
ins air was so nanny utm in- tubs uouner, to inspect me woric ; miui oo were present aim an i quartet.' All t no ladies doubted; Tho tlescrintion Eiven bv the
The city council last evening
at the regular meeting passed the
ordinances Incident to the Fourth
of July celebrution whlrh will
have a bearing on the three days'
celebration plans of which ure nl
rei dy under way. The first of
these ordinances related to Jin:
licensing of Jitneys during the
celebration, und the other provid
ed lor the granting of concession,
and the collecting of the licenses
therefore these ordinances will he
El'GEXE, June .John Hunt
of Ashland is a member of the
luiversity of Oregon orchestra,
which organization will play dur-
li'", the music festval to be gven
under the uuspices of tho Univer
sity of Oregon School of Music at
rugene, June 7, 8, and 9, The
numbers lo be presented during
the festival are "A Garden of Ja
pan," n children's cantata; the
opera of "Cavullerlu Rusticaila,"
and "Tho Rose Maiden." Sev
eral hundred peoplo are taking
part in these numbers.
Miss Mubel Smith, of Ashland,
has parts in the choruses of the
opera "Cuvallerla Rnsticana,"
und of tho "Roso Maiden," num
bers to be presented by the Uni
versity of Oregon School of Mu
sic during the music festival at
Eugene, Juno 7, 8 and 9.
Juck llrady, after graduating
from the Ashland high sc hool last
week, has, gone to ramp No. 13,
tut from Hills, Calif., to work
for the summer. This camp Is sit
uated up iu tho woods 42 milei
from Hills, and seems a long.
long wuy from Ashland to Ihe boys
who are stationed there.
-NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTRIX AND TO PKE.
NEXT CLAIMS
NOTICE IS HEHEI1Y GIVEN,
That the Hon. G. A. Gardner,
judge of the County Court of
Jackson County, Oregon, has ap
pointed the undersigned as the
Executrix of tho Estate ot George
W. Owen, deceased.
Any person having a claim
atainut said estate is required
to present tho same, duly verified.
to the Executrix at 4he office of
lirlggs and Briggs, attorneys, in
the Pioneer block, in the City ot
Ashland, Oregon, within Bix
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
The first publication is June 2,
1920.
CAMILLA E. OWEN,
Executrix.
99-4 Wed.
Albany. S. P. to construct
largo repair plant hero.
v. pointing, und we could sleep so being douo on the highway there, enjoyed the delightful feast
well at night." I Mr. Calvert, who with S. S. Schelll placed before them on the lables.
This couple slated to Mr. Hew-ihas the contract for the paving
ill on their return to Texas they 'of the road between the county i WEDNESDAY'S XEWS
were going to sell off their prop-i lino and Gold Hill says-that the! Antlmuon-Flnloy Min-iuge
city if they can, and return to I work is progressing rapidly. Work ! Wold was received in Ashland
Ashland to live, as It appeared tojon the completion of the overhead ! i 'osterdny of the marriage ot Miss
wneiner a single Key Had been , women and by others who saw him
missed in all her beautiful runs."j.i very clear. He is between 35
u ral 40 years of age, about five
j li-et nine Indies in height, weigh-
in), about 1G5 pounds. Ho has a
ruddy complexion and light "hair
them the most delightful city fur at Tolo will be started next week,
a home they had found in all their I The last few days have been spent
travels. ' !ln fixing the roadbed for tho Hot
I Stuff at Rogue River und this will
be started immediately. The rock
has been prepared for I ho top and
the stretch as fur us Rogue River
will be finished in about GO days,
recording to Mr. Calvert. The
toad on tho south side to Med
ford is closed und no one. is ul-
ti,o i,..n ., i,,. I lev ed to uso it except people hav-
the Medford Scouts and Scouts ofi"1R I)'",se9 nlld ,he 1','il(le'"8 "'""S
Ashland was won hy the latter I tl'8 roiu1.
LOCAL BOY SCOUTS
lift nice Flnley and Victor Ander
son which took place In San Fran
cisco about two weeks ago. The
bride was n clerk in the Llthlu
bakery before her marriage, und
.Mr. Anderson was a well known
MAX TAKEN" IIIOUE
NOT ONE SOUGHT
According to dispatches from
the north the man taken in Ash
land on tho charge of assaulting
the women near Glendale last
Mid eyes. He is dressed in cord
uroy trousers and a drrk coat.
The' nolice throuiftioiit thn i-nl-
week was not identified us the as, stu k , ,h h
1 BAL
L GAME
members of units at Portland
sailant when brought before the, fm. ,)le 8Hallult as i( is guI)nosP, Salem, McMinnville, Silverton
..,..,. n.is man, who gae nis,,,,. w.a hnU(e(, , kj Eugene, Medford, Marshfield and
! name as Miller, was taken by Ati,i,,,i i,.a i n.
,. , .. ,., .,, ' ,, .,. . , , cntujie. ""'" miuiiim in ino ieiuill.1.
in in,! iiiiiiu.v. i lira yuiiuK mitrriiL uuie in eiieuiiaie inurs-
Feeling lias run high in 1 ASIILA.NDERS .MEET
GUARD GETS $100,000
SALEM. When the various
units of the National Guard ure
recruited to their full strength
there will be distributed nmong
tho men more than $100,000 an
nually, according to n statement
given out by George A. While, ad
jutant general.
Since federalization of the Or
egon guard, there has been re
ceived from the United Stutes
government $14,000, while an ad
ditional $15,000 is due to reach
Oregon about July 5. This will
be increased by between $15,000
nnd $25,000 to be received be
fore the end of the present year
Distribution of the first install
ment of United States funds has
been completed In Oregon with
PEIL'S
rOItXEIt UY THE PARK
A lot of new Iceless Coolers
Just In. An airplane load of
American fencing of most every
uescrtpiion dropped down the
other day. Also some good cedar
posts came walking in. New and
used Sewing Muchines always for
sale or rent, at
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT V)F
ADMINISTRATOR AND TO
PRESENT CLAIMS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That tho Hon. G. A. Gardner,
Judge of the County Court in and
lor the County of Juckson, stale
of Oregon, bus appointed the un
dersigned as administrator ot the
estate St Gottlieb F. Spiegel, de
ceased.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required
tu present the same, duly verified,
to the undersigned Administrator
at the office of lirlggs and Hrlggs,
attorneys, in thu Pioneer block lu
the City of Ashland, Oregon, with
in six months from the date ot
the first publication of this notice,
bate ot first publication Juno
2nd, 1920.
E. D. BRIGGS,
99-4 Wed. Administrator.
PIEL'S CORNER.
Real Estate
Homes and acreage. Farms and
Slock Runches.
All Kinds of Good Insurance
NOTICE TO CltEDITORM
Nollco Is hereby given that tho
undersigned bus been appointed
administrator of the estate of
Katheriue Spath, deceased, with
the will annexed, by the county
court of tho State of Oregon, for
Jackson county, and has qualified.
AM persons having claims against
said eslate are notified to present
the same to me at the law office
ot W. J. 'Moore lu Ashland, Ore
gon, with proper vouchers and
duly verified, within six months
from the first publication hereof,
which Is June 2, 1 920.
NEWTON W. HO R DEN,
Administrator with Will Annexed.
99-5 Wed.
the score standing at 22 to 17.
The Medford boys are good sports
and the game was u fine clean
game throughout. We believe
that this friendly competitive ri
valry between the troops of Mwl
tord and Ashland will bo a great
incentive to both Troops iu the
development of greater interest
aim eit'icieucy ie S-out work.
The local nine has some good
tiliiber lor u good high school
ie:. m later on.
PICKWICK STAGE
SCHEDULE MADE
According to announcement by
those iu charge, the Pickwick auto
stage, running between San Fran-
citco und Portland, will be estab
lished about June 1 tl. The path
finder car which went through
here last week, planned the route
iiiid schedule, and places where
the relays will be made. It is ex
pected that a schedule of two
stages each way weekly will he
inaugurated at Hie outset, park
am cars will be used on the line
! PREFERS LITIIIA
I TO CARLSBAD
; H. O. Wallsten, nn employe of
j the Southern , Pacific company,
j while engaged around one of the
pi.ssenger trains at the station re
cently overheard a lady passenger
culling for some llthlu water
wLich was procured for her by
one. of the attaches of the 'tm'n-
After drinking tnroo or four
glasses of the water . the woman
exclaimed:
"Why, this is '.he most delicious
mineral water I ever drank. Do
you suppose these people hero
realize what they have? It is
much better than the minerul wa
ter ut Curlsbad."
This lady, evidently a (raveled
person, wus a Judge of good min
eral water und apparently real
ized where she could get the best.
people are living in Clovordule, day
Calif., where Mr. Anderson Is eni-ltiutl neighborhood, it is stated, and
Ployed. j when the sheriff arrived with lib-
prif-oner practically the entire
Picnic, at Grants Puns
Taking advantage of the holi
day .Monday Misses Nina ami Ha-
1-optilation of Ihe (own met him
zol Emory accompanied by Misses; eil he would have been handled spmt the alter
i.eriruoo iox ami Ktitn ostium,
drove to Grans Pass where they
held u picnic by the river. The
leturn trip was made in the even
ing. .
CHILDREN GIVEN
VOCATION READING
Tho Parent-Teacher ussorialon
with Ihe help of the librarian have
arranged a course of reading for
AND DINE IX PARK
Sunday a number of Ashland
people ot Corvallis and Eugene,
mostly students, met at the latter
at the station. Had the man - cily and ute their dinner together
l.ioveii ine gnniy , it is claim- in Hendrick's nark, where Ihev
noon talking over
severely by the infuriated popul.i- (,id times und having a good time
lion. A number of suspects were generally. Tho meeting place
picked up, but so far Mrs. llainil-' was the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ton and the woman with her atjpeter Spencer and the first arri
the limo of tho uttack have not1 rals were an auto party from Cor
heen able to identify any of them : vallis, consisting of Allied Abr.i-
as. the right man, j ulln Mr. und Mrs. O. H. Banihill.
! Misses Myra Gunter, Edith Lowry
(""'"HKVS ''I"" iund Martha Opaldahl.
GROUND OHKXH HERE, w()s Qmlw is teil(.lls ,
The kiddies ot Ashland came Comiif( Bt.hoi,is Hml 1)XI,(.rl(( t0
into their own yesterday with Ihe; 3I,rml . varatllm , Asllml(I
opening of the children's play-Nfxl yeTll. ,, will tea,h hl Hav.
ground in the park. All the equip-; l01i(i WllMll. Miss ,.()W1.V ull(1
menl for fun-making used iu RIjsB opaldahl graduate next week
imtitution has been pla 1, and , f , tt fom. yeill. (.01.s , ,,.
every swing was Occupied, every j,,,. H(,i(MlCe. The latter has n po-
auLsaw Kolg lull tllt. a Col.tlll-j si()ll j,, (ho KaMs (.i(y ,,,.,
ueo smug ol utile bodies hurtled H(,ll()olH ,, . ,-,,,. wiM .,,.,,
down the slides, und the various j ,,er va((tion with her parents at
other attractions were occupied rieillRiialll, Wash. Tho girls
practically every minute. ! Hl,t ,lt Saturday at Ihe Abraham
School is closed, and the chil-! ...,,. ,.,,,.,,.. i..,,,,,,,, ,..
work and vlBiting, after which the ''-'en. freed from the nine long p.,,.(. the, luiich.
uosiess serveu delicious rerresn-1 """mm i-iiiuiiienieni in ine school other member
Afternoon Parly
In compliment to Mrs. P. B
Whitney, who expects to leave
this week for Grants Pass to
make her home, Mrs. C. B. Lam
kin entertained a company of the
former's friends ut her home on
North Main street yesterday af
ternoon. The company of guests
composed those who hud been as
sociated together' in the salvago
department of the Red Cross dur
ing the war, nnd this was practi
cally the first time they had gath
ered together since the days when
war work was in vogue. The uf
ternoou was spent with needle
This money was distributed In
sums ranging from $500 for cap
tains to $1 for weekly drills of
!1 ii2i,!"i'is,'l
I'
meats.
picnic
j rooms, rejoice in tho pleasure of 1)arty. W(,r0 j, a,,,,., Ks)1,
Teacup Club Picnic
The Teacup Club of the Melho-"lare '"''" secured
..... ..,.-,.. ine services oi airs . j..,, Josephine Polev, M.uv Mathes
Homewood, formerly of Bake, , , ,, ,.,, McElwaiii. .loin. An-
III- ll.n . ... . .. , . ,
i,.l each i,.cln ;il ..,, Mi, l,t.. ., , " , -, oeisnu mm ir. u.ui :vi rs. wyne
i sH.-,..r , I , , Till " ' Krau,s' ,m" "IKl r"llrn" 1P(I "lr closing""""-., as supervisor of the chil-1 ,,,,. The last named is a cou-'ii-kwi.l-
'L , ,' , "'" ritM ,is'H 0f ,0 '" i-li(f'"trday rfternoon. This. !'h.' playgr,,d during the sum-; , M.s. Ilarnhill's recently ar
1 lekviKl, stages have been uper- ,,.,.,, ivcn ,-hild that reads and U II... ,,., f n, ! trei mouths :in,l ,:ho ..oi. ..,! . . . .
i " -""vii, riven iroui waierioo, ia.
(ports on ten books during the; the husbands and families of the, youngsters yesterday. helping.
aling between San Diego anil Si
I ranci-ro for some time.
STATE WATER
WEALTH GREAT i( for 1(.dlng
summer vacation will be given a i members ure allowed to meet with 111 become established in the de- GIRLS' CAMP IN
diploma. Just think of getting the club, and this event Is usual-' "B'"8 of the playground. Mrs. PARK ARRANGED
a diiloma with a big gold seal oil; ly observed with a picnic iu the! Homewood will give the nlav- Tentative plans for the girls'
"Nearest la f ;
Everything " J :
1 HOTEL MANX
ftt Powell St., at C farrell
San Frandscc
In the heart of the
business, shopping
and theatre district.
Running distilled ice
g water in every room.
uur commoaious
lobby,fineservice,and
nomelike restaurant
will attract you. -
European Plan rates
$1.00 up.
Masageaeat
W. B. Janes
IX THE MATTER OF THE US.
TATE OF CHARLES E. All-
IIOTT, DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That the undersigned bus been
appointed as Executor of the suld
eslate, by the Hon. G. A. Gardner,
Judge of tho County Court In and
lor Jackson County, Oregon, All
claims against I In. said estate
must bo presented within six
mouths from ihe date of the first
publication of this notice ut the
t.rrtna r n,.i,... n..t t..
Ashland Agents of Abstract Co. ' Pioneer Hlock i.Mhe Ci v of As ,-
Billinas Aacncv i1""'1' "?ko"k. v. carter.
EutubliHhed 1883.
Classified
USED CARS.
I
tat
Executor,
I Ashland, Oregon.
Palo of first publication is May,
; iltUh, 1920. !)8-4Wed
! NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IS HKltEIlY GIVEN:
' That the undersigned has filed
his 'Final Account of his Adniin-
epii. w istrution ot the Estatu of Antoin-
Ll I, " y-Uowne Mo,or (- ette Dei'eatt, deceased, in the
Hiehwav IT 1"' Pclflc , ('"""ty Court of Jackson County,
Highway, in Medlord, for over- Oregon, and thai the Judge ot
hauled, used cars. l)6-tt m,id Court has designated Satur-
,,,.., . ...nu day. July 3, 1920, at the hour ot
FARM LANDS I t0 .clock a, ,,t (he Court.
No. (24 Seventy-two acres all In 'house in Jacksonville, said roun
cultivation, 30 acres splendid I ' "s "ie time and place for hear
apple and pear orchard, good '" objections to and the settle
house and burn, necessary out- "'' '"' "r "aid Account,
buildings, splendidly located on V. S. ENGLE.
the Applegate river, close to 9S4 Administrator.
school, store, nnd Grange hall.!"
The vory best of river bottom NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING,
land; terms, $9000. ; the County Court of Jackson
NOfi325-360 acres 22 miles from j," of ZLt, Hash, do
Grants Pass, 120 cleared and ceased-
."ieL?ltlVa,tl0n, Tua m"l The undersigned Executrix of
n onnfatn6 1"W t",lber, l-W Ml" K '"'9 '" " W our
Trli ,h streams running ,er Final Account us Executrix
through the ranch, but most of um( tho ,..., of 1 , , ,
land is level, good out range f' ' 'iesigiiiUed Saturday, u e U.
tlJ?! fi",'nla'V,J,.U''.:!'. t 10 o'clock a. m. ut the
"'.r Court House in Jacksonville, said
iroui. email .... .,. , .j
irrnde chonl mllfl nn.l n l. If; V'""'1 ' u! ' ,B "."" V' "
roud, half mile
fillllia DUI1UOI, III i IU Ullll a III,.., ,. ,,hlnlli,n. . l
from small town; a wonderful-: : ," f .' ' "'"
ly good buy at $35 per acre, j LOTTIE E HASH
No. 32680 acres, 14 miles from . aG-5-Wed Executrix.
(rants Pass, on good county
road, 14 acres under irrigation;
small house, fair barn, whole
SPECIAL ELECTION' NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
place fenced, good out range
three miles from railroad sta
tion; a splendid little stock
ranch; price $1000.
mat a special election will be
held on Tuesday, the 2!Uh day of
June, 1920, at the hereinafter
specified polling place in the Tul-
5y,
mvs
UAc
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ten interesting ! park, as was the ease yesterday. 1 mound her direct supervision i conference to bo held iu Ashland
. . -i.. i. mai ine passage or hooks. Cull ut the library, look , A short business meeting for Ihe every day. two hours in the morn- park next month have been rom-
,. . , .. '""""". over Ihe different lis.ls und choose! election of officers wus held. Mrs. 1 "'K four in the nfternoon. H pleted. The camp will open
f tl l i i v''Ciltlon reading. w. M. Parber was chosen presl-;ls '"''' 'lesiro to have the mothers about July 9, and close July 1C.
emails i a tederal polfcy in re- ; ,0 BUCCce, j, Jul Mner 1 of Ashland co-operate with her in ! The date has not been definitely
mn In I li ii r.,.ri .. ... lilnvt-L'u i-,kt.- I ' . .
, . , ' 1 '"u"ll- ." w.r... v,.,., , ,r-n and Mra. Spinier was elected sec-i ,1,IlilllK "'is resort the most set, but announcements will be
...1U ,i ue iv me.,,., o. assisting airs. M. L. l-UIc'te, one ot tho r(.,.,ry. A cnfpteria luncheon was! pleasure-giving for the kiddies made in ample time to allow all
materially in the development ol Pioneer residents of Ashland, died SP,ved t about 6 o'clock, which1 they have ever known. For this wishing to utteud to make their
Cregon s the a,,,..rtion of Percy at her home on Church street this j ...,,,,. UllmM c r(1)Ulation ,, reason she 'would like to have rrrangemenls. Thi, camp will be
( upper, state .numecr, following morning, at the advanced age of ;,,. ,,.t8 f rov,,llB excellellt ; them call at the grounds, become ' open to girls and young women
.ece.pt of word fion. themst Hut C years. Mrs. Gillette had beenj(,lls. Among , ut o ,. arquain.ed with her and brii.,;' above the age of 16 years, and
the bill had met favorable coniid- MM-nding (he winter with a dauel- , ,i, ii. ... .. ,' ll.eir .iii,i.v ,i. , i. ...: f, )o ,i, ,..i ..
iptLimti mi me I'lMUV nrill Ml, tlll-l " " nil! "V tittup iv ' '- on-t-
ter in Los Angeles, and ever since Mrh. RawU Moore of Medford. i 1" connection with the plav vision of Miss Helen Carlton, the
J equipment Mrs. Homewood will canrp leader, who had such ex-
Mito Itox (tiH-iiing .establish a mothrs'rest on the ceptional success in this capacity
Tho Women's Foreign Mission-: griunds. She has several sele.-t last year,
nry society of the Methodist Epis-i Kills who will relieve mothers with Tents will be pitched under the
the grounds, trees in the park where the girls
nation.
un the pri'-e of Uel 0i and the holidays had been In lwor
eoai already high and apparently health. A great desire to pass her
fo'.UK high'-r and the nipply dl- last days in her home iu Ashland
lulhishing. there is u griming de- decided her to return, and thr..e
Lou.. ir ii..iro-...-.ir,t- per to wn-Ks ago. accoiiipauieil hv lie:- i i i. ..mi t...,.i ,. ,. . I. ,l.i... i ...
,u, i,,,,, ! ptouui en i,y gniiuuuugnier. .Mrs harl Nims, ! ,lox (1)e,,lng with Mrs. II. II. Lea-: These will lay with the babies a-,d
iuc. o.... un, bij.j .nr. (.-upper, sue came DacK lo Ashland. Kincn
to Ml
l youn ninn Vfho practiced n:?diclt
n A rural district became famous ni
as called in consultation in mai
owns and cities because of liis su
less in the treat input of disease. Th
vas Dr. Pierce who afterward move
o Buffalo, N. Y. He made up h
nind to place some of liis liiedicim
lefore the public, and lie put n
vhat he called his "Favorite Pn
criptii.n," and placed it with tl
Iruggistn in every ftato in the Unim
For fifty yean Dr. Pierce's Favorit
'resenption has sold more largel
nrciugoom mo Lintwl States tha
vilt ilA Ch.ol.1,,1 .h.i E:.l..'.r i l-llt W the n.mheru tl. t,ln,.u.. A 1 .nv nllm, ...ulln e l.-- .1 ...
Industries during 1iie past three then tb decline hi:d been grad-: uft,.'nioon at 1:30 o'clock. Every-i '''visiting or woiking. or reading, Ufl OaVIIlflS ACCOUIIlS ; t's the Alimony of thousands e
."...en ..iui, in him urnpiiieu or er
irely eradicated such distressing ni
nents as wouion are prone to. It i
low sold by druggists in tablet fori
J well as liquid.
Astoria, Obfoos. "I saw Pocto
'ie-ce's advertisement and as I hai
rietl so many things for woman'
ro'ioie without getting any help
No. 327-1 fin acres. U miles 7 '.J'T, Z,, , ', . ""
finm Bnn, inurn ein .....v.t ' '."ll,, 0 determine
postoffice and store, located on I " "? T,, 5n,or
hpniitffiil 1,-nnt .triLi.m ni,.i v "'? agreement with the State
, ,i..i.i .... .. of Oregon, for I
ot availuble water; 39 ncres
under cultivation; good nnw
house and barn, good family or-!
chard; enough wood on place to
1 the payment bv the
State of Oregon of interest to ac
crue in any or all of the first five
years of any bonds which said dis-
oi the bonds of auM itiui..it i,a..-
price i, ,.,,,. i i ,., ., , ,or,.
.'. v ,,. DUIN HI i Jll,
pay for it; fine spring water! '" ZZZZFS.
piped for the house; a splendid:.,, i',.' ,' ' " , x
money-making home
souu. nan an .,.i 1 1 . '
No 328 240 acres, stock ranchj provisions of Article Xl-b of tho
60 acres cleared, splendid new, constitution ot the State of Ore
eight room house, two big g0n.
barns, 200 acres of the land is! j'he polls shall be opened nt 8
of the very best soil; 3,000,000 : o'clock on the morning of tho elec-
ieei ui saw iimuer, suiaoie ior t on and bo keot nnen. ..mil fi,
$6000; 170 head of extra fine
Lincoln sheep; complete outfit
of farm implements; two cows
and a good span of horses. This
land is located on Cow creek,
fart of it is rich bottom land
and the slopes are set with or
chard grass; price $13,000.
No. 329 640 a. on Evans creek,
extra good stock ranch, gravin
o'clock In the afternoon, when the
same must be closed.
At such election, the ballots
shall contain the words "Agree
ment. .. .Yes" and "Agreement
. . . .No."
The Hoard of Directors haft
specified the following polling
place in said District for said elec
tion: In the garage on the ranch
advantages for 1500 head owned by G. E. Hilsineer O A
of cattle or 5000 bead of sheep; Manning and C. M. Thomus, known
mild winters, requiring very lit-; as the Talent Orchard Company,
.., eommniMi who urn, culminating at 8 o'clock this- r.,,i , . .,., knowliiK that their lmhie. n h
the fact tht oil and coal ure not n.o,nil.g. Mrs. aiiee was . lHr mlte boxe9 ling entertained and In sat
tl ways available when needed on iii tuber of the Hill family, pic- blinds.
account of tran--portati..D and neer. who came lo Oregon In 1 8.12.1 MONDAY'S NEW9 - The park board feels It is very
dlber difficulties. and bad spent be-r life practical- j Club I'lrnle ! fortunate to semre the services
"Interesting f.gures have be. n li' ever since In Juckson county.) Members of the Cinderella card ! of so effiioent a supervisor as Mrs
,.reU v, in uaniui oi ine n,i i. suriireu i,v two sisters. dub met together yesterday In a Hopiewood. She has always dealt
i imea Mai'-s geological survey m .nrs. .nary uunn and llr. A. H
viiicn tie estimates O.al .1,. r it l.tsseii, both of Ashland, and sir' delightful time was spent together i her own besides t.einir ie...i
ft liiisimum of 30.000.000 of (hildren. These are Charles H.. EucYr the tremi. A sumptuous ' of many years'' eierienee, and
Wo
Interest
l-irnk in tho park, where a most ! with children, bavins; a fainilv of 4 T11- t ' I leculrj to tnr Dr. Pitrce'a Fuvorit'
i ,'...'. t....i... . , . . , L'Oliar CiartS an ACCOUnt; 'rescription. and I did so with irooi
cults. I think it is lust nrat -
STATE BANK OF ASBLAIVD. i
tie feeding; 50 to 60 acres in
alfalta, 100 acres more suitable
for alfalfa; bundance of irri
gation water; could produce 500
tons of hay; soofl livable house
and a good barn; 43 head of
cattle and some implements; a
splendid buy at $15,000.
No. 330 153 acres on the banks
of Rogue River; 47 acres river' '"''da nee with the method of eler-
bottom silt, splendid land for:"0'' prescribed for general pur
onions or anything else; 40;lw of Irrgation districts,
acres fine apple orchard, 20 j Given by Order of the Board of
acre of Bartlett pears, variety. Directors of TALENT IRRIOA
of other fruit and nuts, fairly " K ' LUSTRICT, this the 4th day
good house and Big barn; 85 -"ay, iszu.
and being situated about one.
fourth mile west of the cannery
at Talent, Oregon, nnd about one
fourth mile westot the northwest
corner of the town ot Talent, Jack
son County, Oregon.
The said election must be held
and the result thereofletermined
and declared in all respects in ac-
acres of the place will come
under irrigation system. For1
good reasons this place is for
sale at about half price, $12.
000. STAPLE8 REALTV CO., I
Hotel Austin Bldg. Phone 20.
W. J. HARTZELL.
President.
CARL GLASGOW,
U. A. MANNING.
I Directors,
i Attest:
! R. E. RO BISON. Secretary,
97-5tW.