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Newspaper Page TextrAfiK r'61'R MOXPAY'S NEWS Yeomen Hosts nt Party ti. Dti,;i,r,i nf Ainprirnnltht new Mission play, "Hanging 1 1IC llUlliiim-v', v. ....... v. .., a M,ii in OA, Fel- , i.. n p.i.i.,.. o. nMi,,.. trhiHi w.e 'argelv attended by the mem-1 Jones, the Medical Graduate; Mrs. Lcifi, their friends and families, i Hitchcock, Chinese Woman; Mrs. mnc.iiB was carried on and a Dockery, Japanese; Mrs. Leslie, Kiieral good time was enjoyed nt! Africa; Mrs. Koebler, Korea; Miss tie patheriii';. S Anderson, Philippines; Mrs. Lind- " jsay, Moslem; Miss Hays, India. Sn.aton.Mc.Un Nuptials Tie "dance a the larg63t 'ilie Coos Bay Times contains,0' 'be year. i tl.e lollowing account of a wed-j uini; whic h occurred in Murshfieldj Jpi.e 10 in which a well known tumor Ashland young man was united iii marriage: " f.ltlncy inlm inn inn nf n , . . . ... ' charm nc romance which has, I ln. ..,.,,.1 lliio ritv liuninnintT S(veral'vears ago when the hride!er " "",nde(1 B,ay . in eW was a very young maid, and con tinning through the months in which the groom v.as absent for war service, was the wedding of, .Miss Marv Me.lin and Lloyd Strat- on, which was solemnized at .be! .... . , , ... ,, home nl the brides parents, Mr. - , n . ii n . , b ..ii, i ami .Ml, v., .-i. .11. nil, tiL a w in,Ln i en Thursday evening. Tho house, thuiughDHl was profusely adorned' villi choice roses, in pink and while. The bridal party entered: to the strains of' Lohengrin's . sL.tely march, which was beauti-i fully sung by Mrs. Charles F. Mc Kuight, accompanied by Miss; Edna Louise Larson, and toolc l.lcces beneath a spacious arch-i way, festooned with white roses, carnations ami greens. J. Claude I shirk was the officiating clergy man who nulled this happy pair. At the dosing of the ceremony the guests gathered about Mr. and Mrs. struttou. extending their fe-i licitations. Later, tho company. repaired lo the rose decked din ii.fr room, where was tho bride's cake, resplendent nmid garlands nt orange blossoms, Ophelia roses : mi choice ferns." Mrs. F. N. Stralton of. Ashland, the groom's mother, and lies Stratton, who accompanied his brother as best man. were among the guests. The young couple left after the coro mcny on a wedding trip to Eu pctie and Portland, utter which they will reside at Englewood , where u charming little bungalow has been prepared for their occu piiiicy." THURSDAY'S NEWS Picnic Postponed The picnic planned Friday by Ciater Lake Chapter of the Iiaugliters of the American Rev olution of Medford to which the local chapter was invited to par ticipate, has been indefinitely postponed on account of the con tinued cold damp weather. The picnickers had planned much out of ildiir entertainment and it was considered advisable to wait un til good weather is assured. Ar rangements will be made, how eier, to hold this picnic later in tl'u season. 1 iiHTtaini-il Young People .Miss Ruth Emery entertained a company of her young friendB at her home on Helman street last Tuesday evening in honor of her cousin, Miss Ardeth Losher, who is visiting in Ashland. A pleas inii evening was spent with games i.nd music until a lute hour, after which refreshments were served. Tin- "guest list comprised Murga iei lioiigherty, Virginia Jones, Mildred Wilcox, Nina ' Mevius, iwyiine (ianiiuon. Alinu Wells, Ardeth Losher. Until Kmery, Ray mond Mi-liee, Nuiiniin Wells, Rob ert l-'iillz. (Inner Leech, Charles Iiiii-h. Leonard Smith and Ken dmk Watson. l aieHell Purl)' The clerks at McCee's dry i'oculs store made a "night of it" w.th .Mrs li. t. Wallstcn Tues- eay evening as a lareweii senu-oiij l. -iore leaving fr her extended i in . east. At an early hour they ' gailierecl at the Tavern l ate for i...er. aner wmcn lliey went to j.cther with the ,arge cla8g of I lie Vining. After the show, Missiboyg nnd gil.,g aml the nunieroug .ViM.il of the (.ranitc ( ity bos- l-ii..i. who as one ot tne party, ' ' "' n"'"1 '" Jl'-dford for a mid- mint automobile ride. Those of Hi. paiiy were Mrs Wallsten, the i k. i.or guest. M:S8 Nelson. Mrs. ' 'ray, .Miss .Miller, .Miss Jillson and Miss Smith. Mi-sHiiiai) Program The Missionary Society of the I'K sbytenuii rhurf'h gave H iii.iqm program rstenlay for the lat-t meeting et tbe summer. i.uesu ere met at the door by W. IL I', flub Mm the Misses Florence Wilson and The Woman's Relief Corps Eieanor Iloyt, who presented club held its fortnightly meetiug -acU with a j ink or white rose last Monday ufternoon at the boms After devotional n-mce by th.' of Mrs. Mills on Almond street at president those wearing the white which a large number were pres rof,c, gathered at one table whete mt and assisted fti the flag day they were treated to moving pic- cbtervunces. Speeches, singing tuies and talks on the 1'bil p- and patirotic talks were features pines led by Mrs. C. B. Lamkin of the day, and all members wore while the pink rose side met about (lags. One member of the club tl.M Cuban Porto Rico table, wore a flag drei. Ice cream and v he re Mrs. A. If. Hays conduct- cake were served by .be bostesr -i a liiely diseussiou i.bout tbe tnd serving committee composed ishnd.-,. featured by a miss'onary of Mrs. Lulu Howard, Mrs. Oa-;-!. .d. M.d a quetsionnaire. 'niere, Mrs.. Swingle, Mrs. Robert- .'.iter th.-neing tables Mrs. mu and Mrs. Jennings. Lol.- rtson g-i'-e s beautifully In-1 t. ipiet. , Miction on the r.:ano.; Portland street car fares raised Next the company passed to the , to eight cents. - i Ma'n body of the church where the Westminster Guild presented a Sieii." in a very spirited man Iner. The cast was: Miss Stella FRIDAY'S NEWS Luncheon for Sister Mrs. Charles Chattin gave a de lightful one o'clock luncheon at her homo ob Hargadlne street yesterday In honor of her sister, 'Mlcju' . . . . ! husband has been In the interest of Ellison-White Chautauqua. "'" decorated in syr.ngas. Cot- were '"'' fr BlX guests were Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. D. 6 .,, , Hall, Mrs. Bert Greer, Miss Wil- ma Chattin and the honor guest. Illinois Picnic Owing to the recent rains and cold winds that take the charm i. way from out ot door picnicking, only about 20 former Ulinoisans gathered in the park yesterday at their annual reunion. A sump- jtuous banquet was enjoyed at G o'clock by those who did attend, however, and these spent the even ing in the park renewing their for acqualntance and welding the ties of friendship closer by this gath ering. Officers were elected at ; the business meeting following the banquet, and resulted in Mrs. ('. B. Lamkin being chosen as president; J. M. Ross, vice-president, and Mrs. Depew secretary find treasurer. The company fa rcied having a fall indoor social, and holding the picnic dinner at the noon hour next year. 0M'iinK Dance ' The opening dance which was hold in the Natatorlum Wednes day night was a particularly brilliant affair. The management had bee1 tQ great mim tQ deco. nitc the rooms, and they present ed a most attractive appearance. A large company gathered there end enjoyed dancing to Lauu spach's orchestra until a lute hour. The swimming tanks were also well filled during the evening. Mnrrled In Yreka Bernard Luttrell of Fort Jones and Miss Mary Inez HarriB of Etna were united in marriage at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Luttrell in Yreka, Tuesday evening, says the News. Rev. Ho mer Gallagher performed the cer- omony. The bride is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Harris of Etna, and has been teaching the Mound school. She is a grad uate of Etna Union high school and has a bost of friends who wish ber all happiness. Mr. Luttrell Is a railroad man employed at Ashland, Ore. He served 18 months with the 10 en gineers In France.. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Luttrell of Fort Jones and a brother ot At torney C. J. Luttrell of Yreka. Ttfe couple will make their borne ln Ashland, having left for that place Wednesday morning. Those present at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Luttrell, L. II. Luttrell, Miss Murtha Lut trell, sister of the groom, Lloyd Luttrell, cousin of the groom, and Flnley Bennett, cousin of tho brldf. TUESDAY'S NEWS Ann mil ltecltul The eighth annual recital glv en by the pupils ot Ellzubetb WiM Ooodman occurred lust Fri- ,uy PV(mgi Jmle i g, ut tne Con. tIVBHljono church. Tho church uas beautifully decorated and to touquet9 o( fioweis made en- Joyabe mU8icai evening. The ,,10gram presented pupils from ,,, nge of 6 to 15 and was wel rpndwd The ,argB adlence ,1(.artily encored the four hand numbers and trios by Schumann, Heethoven, Strauss, Czbiflka, Hoff man, Verdi. The cornet duets by Mr. Good man and L. E. Stennett, accom panied by Mrs. Goodman, were well received. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS (Continued fiom Page Two.) A. J. T. 'Smith, register Ing voters 10.10 Total 388.77 Road & Highways. John Blaess, ferryman's salary 35.00 County Nurse. Florence Lee. Co. nurse's salary 125.00 Florence Lee, Co. nurse s expense 29.18 Medford Printing Co., printing for Co. nurse 9.50 Total t 263.68 Surveyor's Office. C. Frank Rhodes, Co. surveyor's office ex pense 12.00 Florence Roddy, survey or's stenographer .... 40.00 Total I 62JJ0 Sealer of Weights & Measures. E. A. Bond, sealer ot W. & M. salary 30.20 Water Master. Fred N. Cummlngs, water master's salary- 100.00 Fred N. Cummlngs, wa ter master's expense.. 33.27 Total 183.27 District Attorney. G. M. Roberts, district attorney office expense Health Registration 60.06 .75 2.50 1.75 2.75 12.75 Dr. W. S. Cary, register ing births & deaths. . J. W. Jacobs, registering births & deaths Dr. T. J. Malmgren, reg istering births & deaths Miss Nellie Reed, regis tering births & deaths Dr. F. O. Swedenburg, registering births & deaths Total .M 20,60 Co. Auditor. E. M. Wilson, auditing Co. records 360.00 Co. Fair. Ora L. Barnett. first pay ment on fairgrounds. . 2000.00 ROAD FUND. Dist. No. 1. Jack True, payroll, dlst. No. 1 1168.74 Whittle Transfer ft Stor age Co.. expense, dlst. No. 1 19.71 Whittle Transfer ft Stor age Co:, hay tor dist. No. 1 11.65 Harrison Bros., supplies, dist. No. 1 98.93 Thos. H. Simpson, ex pense, dist. No. 1... 40.75 Ashland Feed Store, ex- expense, dist. No. 1.. 483.90 Carson Fowler Lbr. Co., expense, dlst. No. 1 . . . 31.71 Hubbard Bros., supplies, dlst. No. 1 42.D8 Total.'..; $1897.87 Dist. No. 8. Wm. Bruin, payroll, dlst. No. 2 840.00 Dist. No. 8. Roy Ashpolo, supplies, dlst. No. 3 3.15 Medford Fur.' & Hdwe. Co., supplies, dlst No. 3 11.82 Total S 14.97 District No. 4. W. M. Tetherow, payroll, dist. No. 4 440.10 District No. B. J, Hartman, payroll, dist. No. 5 672.75 ,F. J, Watson, " paroll, dist. No. 5 372.79 E. S. Wilson, payroll, dlst. No. 5 339.00 Standard Oil Oo., sup plies, dlst. No. 5. . . . . 31.32 Total 81416.86 District No. 6. A. C. SDence. payroll, diet. No. 6 1176.50 W. N. Staub, expense, diet. No. 6 28.50 Roy Ashpole, supplies, dist. No. 6 25.15 Total 11229.15 District No. 7 Josenh Geppert, payroll, dist. No. 7 :.. 669.38 Medford Lumber Co., supplies, dlst. No. 7 .. . 2.00 Total 671.38 District No. 8. W. L. Van Houten, pay roll, dlst. No. 8 1447.17 District No. 0. R. B. Vincent, oayrall. dist. No. 9 180.60 District No. 10. E. S. Wilson, payroll, dist. No. 10 339.00 David Dorn. payroll, dlst. No. 10 596.00 Valley Fuel Co., ex pense, dist. No. 10. . . 6.00 Medford Fur. ft Hdwe. Co.. expense, dlst. No. 10 66.10 Standard Oil Co., sup plies, dlst. No. 10... 15.64 Total $1023.24 District No. II. Hani-v Baker. Dayroll. dist. No. 11 192.75 Standard Oil do., sup plies, dist. No. 11.... 243.36 C. 8. Hatch, expense, dlst. No. 11 19.46 Total 8 458.57 District No. 111. J. E. Glass, payroll, dlst. No. 12 804.70 District No. 13. Earl O.-Hayes, payroll, dist. No. 13 214.00 H. L. Gregory, payroll, dlst. No. 13 1425.43 F. J. Watson, payroll, dlst. No. 13 22 00 Clvde Equipment Cb., supplies, dlst. No. 13. 1100.00 W. C. Leever, supplies, dlst. No. 13 26.16 Medford Lbr. Co., sup plies, dist. No. 18... 19.61 Medford Fur. ft Hdwe. Co., supplies, dlst. No. 13 9.66 Standard Oil Co., sup plies, dlst. No. 13... 334.06 Total $3149.97 Dbrtrict No. 14. E. Pelle, payroll, dlst. No. 14 194.09 General Roads. J. D. Adams ft Co., gen eral road supplies. . .' 16.00 J. D. Adams ft Co., gen eral road supplies . . . 1.00 J. D. Adams ft Co., gen eral road tnppIlM... 131.00 J. D. Adams ft Co., lat eral road nppllM... 1211.00 AS HI AND WEEKLY TIDIS08 Joseph Applebaker, gen- " eral road, shop rent . . 10.00 Roy Ashpole, general road expense 1.86 W. A. Bishop, general road labor 34.70 Billings Car ft Auto Works, supplies 29.00 Crater Lake Hdwe. Co., general roads expense 16.69 C. P. Carter, general road supplies 52.60 Eudg Transfer & Storage Oo., general road freight 23.76 Electric Shop, general road supplies : . 7,00 Freeman Wiley ft Co., general road supplies 91.86 Gold Hill Garage, general road supplies 21.46 Gold Hill Hdwe. ft Imp. Co., general road ex pense 21.19 Archie Ouches, general road labor , ; . 45.60 J. E. Ouches, general road labor 64.60 C. E. Gates Auto Co., general road expense 11.25 C. E. Gates Auto Co., gen-. i eral road supplies ... 6.11 Bines ft Snyder Auto . Co., general road . ex pense 174.80 J. Hartman, work on Rock Point Bridge . . . 162.69 HUDDara nros., general road supplies 2.86 Hubbard Bros., general road supplies 7.89 M. S. Johnson, lumber for Rock Point bridge... 29.78 A. W. Johnston, labor, general roads 40.00 Fred O'Kelly, Quad truck supplies 6.73 Medford Iron Works, gen eral road expense . . . 25.00 Medford Harness . Co., general road supplies 2.60 Medford Fur. ft Hdwe. Co., geenral road ex pense 42.68 Oregon State Highway Commission, road ex pense 35.40 Oregon State Highway Commission, road ex pense 20.40 B. F. Peart, general road supplies 54.50 Floyd Pearce, right-of-way 60.00 D. J. S. Pearce, right-of-way 60.00 B. F. Peart, general road repairs 16.50 Thos. Roseberry, general .road work 40.68 Russell Grader .Mfg. Co., , . general road expense . . 2669.00 C. M. Ruch, general road work 3.60 Jack Thrasher, payroll, general roads 710.14 V. S. R. R. Administra tion, freight on road machinery 1.72 Valley Fuel Co.,. gen eral road expense ... 63.00 Wiseman ft Schetfel, gen eral road supplies .. . 11.35 Geo. L. Watson, labor, . general roads ....... 48.00 Paul Right, general road expense 38.65 West Side Pharmacy, gen eral road expense 3.40 E. 8. Wilson, express on machinery 3.70 Young's Garage,' general road supplies A repairs 5,75 Asbland Feed Store, gen eral road supplies and repatrs 274.45 Fred J. Flck, general road supplies and repairs.. 148.31 Medford Fur. ft Hdwe. Co., general road sup plies and repairs.... 27.37 Standard Oil Co., general road supplies ft repairs 285.07 Frend J. Flck, general road supplies and re pairs 131.07 Tom Gngnon, genertvl road labor 76.75 Total $7100.16 Ashland-EXamath Falls Road. Jack True, payroll, A, K. F. road 1078.76 Ira Reader, expense, A, K. F. road 111.15 J. P. Dodge ft Sons, sup plies, A. K. F, road.. 8.60 Holmes Grocery, supplies, . A. K. F. road 30.80 Total $1224.30 County Library Fund. Clai-a Van Sant, llbrat rian's salary ........ 62.50 Willie Howard, asst. li brarian's salary 25.00 Medford Public Library, expenses 16.00 Clara Van Sant, traveling expenses 1.15 R. H. Paxson, magazines 24.60 Packard Interuh-ban Trucks, transportation ,75 Gaylord Brothers, sup plies ... ; 10.60 Mrs. Oeo. F. King, sec ond hand books 95.00 Total...; $ 234.40 Bounty Report. E. A. Hildreth, Jr 2.60 O. O. Hull 15.00 A. C. Wilson 2.00 E. J. Runking 3.00 J. W. Fanner 24.00 Gus Dltawortu 3.00 J. P. Dinkens 4.00 Lent Hughes 3.00 Total $ 66.00 - CHAUNCEY FLOREY, County Clerk. NOTICE OF HHBKfFK'S SALE. By virtue ot an Execution and order ot sale duly issued out of and under tbe seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the '. County of Jackson, dated June 21st, 1920, in a suit therein, wherein Butler ft Thompson Co., a corporation, as plaintiff recov ered Judgment against W. N. Campbell and Hattle Campbell, his wife, as defendants, for the sum of $1922.86, together with $150.00 attorney fees and $38.60 costs and disbursements, which judgment and decree was enrolled and docketed In said court June 19th, 1920: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant to .be terms of said Decree and Execution, I will, oa Saturday, July 24th, 1920. at 10 o'clock a. m., at the front door of the courthouse in the City of Jacksonville, Jackson county, Or egon, offer for ssle, and sell at Public Auction to tbe highest bid der, to satisfy said Judgment and decree, with costs ot sale, sub ject to redemption as provided by law, and a specific lien In favor ot tbe City of Medford as against tbe lot In Medford, Ore- ton, amounting to $312.33, all tbe right, title and In terest .bat aid Judgment debtors W. N. Campbell and Hattle Campbell Jointly or Individually had on October 1st, 1914, or have since acquired, or now have ln and to the following described real property, situated in Jack son county, Oregon, to-wit: All that portion of Government Iol Number SIX in Section Thirty two, in Township 36 south of Range TWO west of the W. M. in Jackson county, Oregon, bounded and described os follows: BE GINNING at the northwest corner ot the John McCay Donation Land Claim In said Township and Range; thence east on the south line of said Lot Six 20 rods to the southwest corner of school lot; thence north on tbe west line of said school lot 16 rods to the northwest corner thereof; thence east on the north line ot the said school lot 10 rods to the north east corner thereof; thence south on the east line of said school lot 18 rods to the southeast corner of said school lot; thence east on the south line ot said Government Lot Six and the north line of the county road to the southeast cor ner of said Lot Six; thence north 44 rods to the northeast corner of said Lot Six and thence west on the north line of said Lot Six to the northwest corner thereof; and thence south on tbe west line of said Government Lot Six to the place of beginning, containing 20 acres of land, more or less; ALSO, commencing at a point 100 feet north ot the southwest corner of Block No. 2, of Qallo County Clerk's Semi-Annual Report Months Ending December 3lst, STATESIENT OF County Court and Commissioners Circuit Court Justice Court Sheriff's Office Clerk's Office ; , Treasurer's Office . , ; Coroner's Office School Supt.'s Office Fruit Inspector's Office. Assessor's Office Tax Rebate. . Widow's Pensions Court House Expenses. Jail Care of Poor at Poor Farm. Care of Poor Not at Poor Farm STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON, FOR SIX ... :..i fifiiS 'NO DECEMBER 81, 1010. . r".; J, JXt" "" County indebtedness- Amount paid for Balance in Number . Warrants warrants, bonds', County warrants County Issued : issued and interest and Interest Treasury Pacific Highway Fund .10 $ 67,660.28 $500,000.00 $ 67,320.28 Pacific Highway Bonds Interest . . 4,166.66 $ 0,616.79 fleneral County Fund Ill 53,971.13 191.887.43 15,558.47 35,146.20 General County Fund Interest .. . 60,491.16 6,423.58 General and Special Road Funds. 284 150,898.57 140,376.03 24,31f63 Ashland Klamath Falls 82 27,136.05 22,249.05 12,945.3!i County Salary Fund 236 21,431.82 21,444.03 1 1,694.46 Current Expense Fund 1174 25,513.04 25,365.25 38,582.45 Pacific Highway Redemption Fund ($15,000.00 Invested) . . - - 17,685.02 $345,910.8!) $746,345.2C$'i97,736.69 $150,884:84 STATE OF OREGON, County of Jackson ss: I, Cbauncey Florey, County Clerk ot the County Court in and tor Jackson County, Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing statements and financial exhibit of the condition of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, for the six months ending December 31, 1919, are as Show Many Money Saving Chances to Lower the Fancy Stripe Voiles, regular 55c and $1.00, now Few Pieces White Madras, regular 80c, now Also Cut Prices on Figured Voiles, from 50c to Tremendous Disposal of Knit and Muslin Underwear A Chance to Layin Your Summer Supply at Savings LADIES UNION 811T8 Kant Tea r Bodice Band OvA Flm QtaHtjr. REGULAR SIZES 1U EXTRA SIZES HJ MpreS' KNIT BLOOMERS WTN MTmffBKIZBD f!.M New Silk Prices $8.80 &wrgtta Crepe 82.T5 fSJO Crepa de Chin 83.T8 S4JR rrtU Satia... 83.83 PsjSgee. . ft .00 ta 82.68 no Print d Georgte 84JH) All Fansr Sport Silks Reduced. way's Addition to the-Twon (now city) of Medford, In Jackson coun ty, Oregon, and running -thence north along the west line ot said block 50 Teet; thence at right an gles east 100 feet; thence at right angles south 60 feet; and thence at right angles west 100 feet to the; jjiuub ut Beginning, mis 101 sun ject to said City Lien. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, June 22nd, 1920. C. E. TERRILL, Sheriff of Jackson county, Oregon. By FLORA THOMPSON, Denutv. 1 12- NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE, By virtue ot an Execution and Ordar of Sale duly issued out of and under the seal for the Circuit Court for tbe State of Oregon, for iJnckson county, dated June 21st, 1920, in a certain suit therein, wherein It was decreed that Fred P. Fischer, one of tbe defendants In said suit, was decreed to liavo a first Lien under a certain Mort gage on the real property herein after described, in the sum of $10,698.07 together with $600.00 attorney fees and $24.40 costs and disbursements, and wherein It was further decreed that the plaintiff, John O. Rigg, has a fur ther and second Hen against said property for the sum of $199.20 together with $76.00 attorney fees, which Judgment and decree was enrolled and docketed in said Court on June -19th, 1920: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,1 EXPEDITURES $ r . . . j ', '. . . ; '.')'...' 2,035.12 1,537.37 651.30 .-6,692.82 4.S25.0O 1,215.14 189.70 2,6-80.80 1,668.60 . , 2,943.74 597.70 3,457.60 1,973.79 977.84 3,880.66 3,271.11 Totul Debits '. ...$897,230.09 Total Credits Total Indebtedness over cash In hand JUNE girls' union sum 75c QUALITY 88c 60c QUALITY .80c Ulack Battaen Bleoners, less thaa tba east of a yard et Satesa. HIKES 9 to 10 at BO to 7.1c That, pursuant to said Decree and Execution, I will on July 24th, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the front door of ttfh courthouse ln the City ot Jacksonville, Jackson county, Oregon, offer for sale and sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy said - judgment ana decree, with costs : of this sale, subject to redemption as provided by law, all the right, ! tll.le and Interest that M. A. Mc- Cr.nn and Gertrude L. McCann, his wife, had on December 27th, 1917, the date of the Fred P. IJIscher Mortgage, either lndlvidu- It , ully or Jointly, and all interest. right and title that they and their successors In Interest have since acquired In and to the following described real property, situated in the City of Ashland, county of Jackson, State ot Oregon, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly side line of Main Street In the City of Ashland, Jackson county, Oregon, which point lies north 66 deg. 19 min. west along said street boifndnry 30 feet from tho point of Intersection of the southerly line ot Main Stroet with tbe westerly side line of First ave nue (heretotere known as Harga dlne Avenue); thence south 35 deg. 02 min. west 100 feet to a point on the northerly side line of on alley as described In Volume lit) on Page 450 ot I he Deed Rec ords of Jackson county, Oregon, which point Is 30 feet distant from the Intersection with the northerly side line of said alloy with the westerly side lino of First! Juvenile Court 156.40 Advertising and County Printing 1,616.38 Indigent Soldiers 60.00 Election Expense 1,620.97 Roads and Highways 150.298.67 County Nurse. Surveyor's Office Sealer of Weights and Measures. Water Master District Attorney Registering Births and Deaths... War Emergency Fund County Fair Allowance County Agricultural Work Prohibition Enforcement Food Demonstration Employment 'Agent Total $643,647.58 253,682.51 $897,230.0!) $897,230.09 Bhown by the records and files of my office. In witness whereof, I have horeiinto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County Court this 1st dav of June, 1920. CHAI-'NCEY FLOREY, (SEAL) County Clerk for Jackson County, Oregon. CREPE DE CHINE ENVELOPE CHEMISE A half dozen clever styles AT $4.05. MUSLIN' ENVELOPE CHEMISE HIk or eight styles AT $1.88 Wednesday, June 23, 1020 Avenue; thence north 66 deg. 19 min. west along the northely side line of said alley 66 feet; thence north 35 deg. 02 min. east 100 feet to a point on the southerly side line of Main Street, which point is distant 86 feet along the southerly side line of Main Street from its Intersection wit.li the westerly side line of First Ave nue, and thence south 66 deg. 19 min. east along said southerly Bide line of Main Street 56 feet to the place ot beginning. ALSO, the pnrty wall right In the west wall ot tho First National Bank Building as set forth tn nn agreement of record- In Volume 69 of Deeds on Page 665, and as contained in the Deed ot the said First National Bank ot Ashland to J. Syd McNalr nnd Susie L. Al len, of record in Volume 77 of Deeds, on Page 2, records of Jackson county, Oregon. ALSO, Subject to tho conditions, rights and privileges relating to' the west party wall of the prem ises herein described, as contain ed in the agreement made between J. Syd McNifir and Susie L. Allen with N. J. Rcasoner, as recorded In Volume 88 of said Deed Rec ords on Page 458 mid the Deed ot Record In Vol u mo 87 on Page 414 thereof. Dated nt Jacksonville, Oregon, June 22d, 1920. C. E. TERRILL, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. ; nv FLORA THOMPSON, Deputy. 102-41 for the Six 1919. 753.87 446.72 192.80 1,221.70 343.89 45.00 353.70 100.00 1,500.00 27.00 300.00 47.00 $197,243.49 MONTHS PERIOD EMI- Cost of Living 59c 69c $1.35 MUSLIN OOWNS $1.08 A speciiil lot of six or right styles. Vl'HLIX PETTICOATS . Special Values t , $1.40 $1.09 $1.08 CUT LENGTHS MERC. DAMASK ma 81-ie 64x81 81.88 72x73 81.78 72x81 81.88 7'J0 $3-10 72IM Sheet $3.10 81x00 Hbeets $2.2.1