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Newspaper Page Texth'edMestlay, December 8, llM ASHLAND Wil'lLl ttfitffM PAGE TVU Ashland Weekly Tidings Established 1876 Published Every Wednesday by THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. OFFICIAL t'lTV AM) COUNTY . PAPER. TELEPHONE 39. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year Six Mouths Throe Months $2.00 1.25 .76 ADVERTISING RATES. Display Advertisements, eacn 3 (to Local Readers, the line " lWf; Classified Column, the word, each time 10 Legal Notices, each time, the (.'ardV Thanks" '. nuiuiriu the line "ic. Fraternal orders and societies charg- of br(lg ex,blted at the Poultry ing regular Initiation fees and dues, ighow )f th(j ,u(it aHj KcSus1" 'and3' benevolent societies jnuul exhibition In Medford. last Jan-; will be charged at the regular ad-; uary. The Rhode IhImiiiI Red class, vertlslng rate for all advertising; WttM t)la iirfemi taking one entire; when an admission or collection Is Qf nM (h( (,om)(,ttUm , tallen: - was keen. ! Entered at the Ashland, Oregon.! , tho inborn class, E. O. Smith Postoffica as second class n,allof A9nalld rando very aUrBCiive! matter, - 1 illr plT" of exhibition birds that were' N S SMITH OF MEDFORD BEING ROOMED FOR COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS. " "For collector of customs, S. S. Smith, of Medford, Is tho one most prominently mentioned Just now. Mr Smith 1b a member of the state executive committee and was iustru . . Lmliflnn rnniitv mental in milium .. from a hard-boiled democratic strong- tiaviiiR some very choice birds. j hold into one of the best reP"Dl'canl A. McMillan of Ashland was also' ndy m winner in the Anconas and; The Tidings Is In no sense political-won specials for the best birds In, or partisan, hut It does recognise tho Mediterranean class, merit wherever found. "S. S. Smith is Some extra fine Bronze turkeys' one of the big. brainy men of South- were shown by Mrs. Tucker und the I cm Oregon. Ho Is thoroughly qual-;big Tom was guessed to weight 40 j itied for such a place, is an Indefutig-iponuds. I iible worker, popular and enthusiastic. : Choice Indian Runner ducks were Certain it Is he lma been a republican! shown by H. Tenbush of Silverton,! wheel horse in Southern Oregou 1 Oregon, who also showed extra fine against the democratic majority in Toulouse geese. j Jackson county, in season nnd out,' O. W. Speight of Hubbard, Oregon, ; always with a firm conviction that had one of the finest exhibitions of, some day the voters in this section Black Mlnorcas seen In a long time; would becomo aroused enough to and carried away many premiums! swing tho county into the republican i oesiues selling several iiu.vu Dirds. column. This year, for the first time! .The Plymouth Rock banner went In years the county went republican to J. W. Wheelor of Engeno, Juckson Irom lop to bottom and 8. S. Smith county birds coming In second and was the happiest man in the county, third. Mr. Wheeler also exhibited a And well he should be, for he had i fine lot of Buff Orpingtons, contributed more to that victory than j Checks for the premium money will i,n v man In Southern Oregon. No he mailed to all winners by Secre- day has been too stormy and no night tary J. H. Fuller of the Chamber of too dark for Smith to respond to the Commerce. - j needs of his party. Ernest Webb, president of the He has been a member of tho re- Southern Oregon Poultry association: PUbllcau state committee for several devoted the entlro week to as- years aiid has sacrificed much in time; sistlng in, making a cucee. of the and money to forward republican In- poultry show, owing lo tho secretary terests. Ho deserves all the honors , of the association lining iu (he oast,' Hie party cau give him. ! " eecretnry of the Chamber of ! Mr. Smith is a successful business Commerce has attended to this work.i man and from u strictly business In order lo Insure tho continuance j standpoint he cannot afford to accept of (he show as an annual event cv ai.y political position. We do not eryone Interested in poultry Is in-i know how he feels about It. We have vlted to become a member of the as had some experience iu the past Inj soclation, annual dues being; $1. politics and know that tho political Following nro the prize winners for! bug Is B pestiferloiis cuss. It has the poultry: j buzzed about the ears of many a man Rhode. Island RoIh. I to his financial loss ifnd whether Mr.! Ernest Webb, 1st cock; 1st, 3rd Smith will yield to It, In our mind, is6": lst nullet. cockerel; 1st pen; , problematical. If he yields it will'8'80 special for best exhibit In Ainer.j be good for his party, but had for!'08" clasH. . Smith. A man of his energy aud business ability can do better follow ing his newspaper career than any man can ever do in politics. But that is only our opinion, form ed from long years in the game. He may look at it differently. If he does he certainly deserves the place and will prove a credit lo his party, In any position it may place him. j i 1 KILLING YOl'R TOWN. i You don't have to gel out anil on enly knock Ashlniid to injure It. ' There ure dozens of ways you ran -discourage improvements'' und helpi to hold back the wheels of progress, besides open hostility. For Instance,; if a public improvement is suggested' and your opinion is asked Just hint! that you'd rather not have anything: to say. Or it you are asked to head; A committee or serve on one that Is pushing some movement for the pub-i lie good, Just lefuse to lerve. audi make excuses. Or if a meeting Is called to discuss something In which the entire town is interested,' just re main away, or use as an excuse that, you was afraid it might rain. Any of tbese are sure ways of! black-eyeing your home town, and' will tend to discourage those who are really trying to go ahead. It is not so much what you do Mo help the town along as what you refuse In do. Talking in a peaimistic manner of proposed improvements before you have really given them serloun thought is a certain wry lo throw : wet Hanket over the proposition. And. wuelher you have uuy influence in the community or not the fact that you appear disinterested is apt to have an ill effect upon the man who doesn't know you as well as: those who have lived neighbor to yo for years. Cet up ami tay something when! an improvement about to be made1 or when a public movement Is launch-! ed. If you have a better way, say! bo. If you can improve on the prop osition, say so. But pay something,! do something. Don't help kill ) uur ' town by holding back as though you were anxious for the movement to fiill through so you can repeat those' words of the binu kuixker "I ,,, you o." 1 Lane county oi surplus of $35,700 road funds to start new year with. 'AWARDS It FOR POULTRY EXHIBITION LOCAL CHICKEN F A.VCIKRS MAKF. HHD SHOW IN G SI US. TICKER EXHIBITS PRIZE Tl'R? KKYS SKt'KHTARY OF V. ;H C. ASSISTS POITTRY ASS'X. There were over twice the number! j not competing for premiums, but be-j i Ing displayed in a large cage or penj jgavo opportunity for special ntten-l ;tlon. Mr. Smith has taken many or-j ders for baby chicks, hcsldeB selling! all surplus stock. E. P. Morton of Ashland won four regular and two special premiums on four entries In the Whito Rock class,! J. 11. Priest, 2nd cock; heaviest bird In the show. I Mrs. F. H.r Dressier, 3rd cock; 2nd hen; lst nnd 2nd cockerel; 2nd nnd i 3rd pullet; 2nd pen. Partrldgo V andotles. Mrs. E. L. March, lst and 2nd cock- ere's. c- w- ''.vmu" lst old pen; lst - yH"B pen. . Silver I .need Wyandotles. W. '' Rathe, 1st hen, 1st cockerel. White Wyandottos, John Henry Elmore, lst cork. 2nd cockoiel; lst hen; lst young pen; lst pullet. Rose W. lllldordjkn. lst cockoVoI. M. I!, Walker, 1st old pen. Barred Rocks. J. W. Wheeler, 1st cock; 1st,- 2nd hen; 1st cockerel; lst, 2nd pullets. A. T. Lathrop, 2nd cockerel. I G. O. Van Nalta, 3rJ cockerel. W. P. Rathe, 3rd pullet. Wlilte Hocks. R. H. Parson, lst cock; 3rd cock erel; 2nd pullet. j E. P. Morton, 1st and 2nd cockerel; i lst und 3rd pullet; also special pre-' mium for best bird in the show. Best I bird in American clasp. ! Muck LnngsluuiK". ' Mrs. F. Whetstone, lst cock; 1st1 hen; 1st. 2nd. 3rd cockerel; lst, 2nd pullet; ulso best bird In Asiatic class. Light ItruhmiiN. Y. P. Rathe, lst and 2nd hen. Buff Orpington. L. W. Wheeler, lst cockerel; lst pullet; lst lien. AneuiuM. Floyd Tlmmons. 2nd cock; lst cockerel; 2nd pullet. A. McMillau, lst cock; 3rd hen; 2nd cockerel ; 1st pullet; 2nd youn; pen; 1st old pen; best exhibit In Med iterranean class. j Mrs. O. W. Speight. 3rd cock; 2nd heu; lst young pen. i mark .Miiuirnui. j G. W. Speight, lst cork; lst and( 2nd ben; lst and 2nd rockerel; lst pullet; best hird in Mediterranean I class. Mrs. A. R. Kiucaid, 3id coreiel. ' Bluett 1exliotn. j C. II. Dlckerson, 1st pullet. Brown leghorn. ' ''. II. Dii-kersoD, 3rd pullet. Mrs. P. M. Snyder. 1st rockerel; Is nd 2nd pullet. j Uhita Leghorna. j E. O. Smith, 2nd cock; lst and 2nd hen; 2nd cockerel; 1st pen ! A. T. Lathrop, 1st cock. I Ernest Webb, 1st, 3rd cockerel, ' Japanese Silken. j Geo. Dewey, lot pen. Bantam. j t L. Kichards, 1st Brown cock; 1st , Brown hen. ' ' II. B. Trott, Brown Leghorn, 1st cock. . . . , Coup Miller. Geo. Banks, 1st lieu. Geo. Dewey, Golden Soabrigbt, 1st pen. Pigeons. Geo. Banks, Fnutalls, 1st pair. Mrs. Buller, Maltese, 1st pair. Ducks. s II. Teabusih, Indian Runners, 1st drake; 1st duck. . Kniest Webb, White Pekln, 1st and' 2nd drake, 1st, 2nd and 3rd duck. . ' Mrs. I. F. Butter, Mallards, lst drake, lst duck. Geese. II. Tea b uuli. ToulouBe, lst gander, lst goose. E. T. Staples, Toulouse, 2nd gan der, 2nd and 3rd goose. Bronze turkeys. .1 Mrs. Tucker, lst old torn; lst I young torn; 1st old hen; lst young! hen. . E. O. Smith, 2nd young torn; 2nd! young hen. While Ashland was well represent ed in the poultry department, the larger number of entries in the rab bit department came from Medford. Bliss Heine, of Medford, was sup erintendent of this department. T. F. Smith of Ashland was the Judge of the rabbits, aud made the awards to (ho following competitors: Now Zealand Reds. Harry Scougall, lst senior buck. C. H. Roberts, 2nd, 3rd senior buck: lst, 2nd doe. E. C. Healey, lst Junior buck, . Harry Scougall, 2nd Junior buck. C. S. Roberts, 3rd Junior buck. E. ;. Healey, lst doe. Harry Scougall, 2nd, 3rd doe. C. S. Roberts, lst baby junior buck; lst, 2nd baby Junior doc. Stivl Gray llemlhh Giants. C. 8. Roberts, lst Junior buck. W. P. Rathe, 2nd Junior buck. W. A. Shell, 3rd Junior buck; 2nd Junior doe. - 1 W. P. Rathe, lst Junior doe; lst senior buck; lst junior buck; 1st junior doe. White Flemish GlanU. W. P. Rnthe, lst senior buck; 1st Junior doe. American Checkered Giants. W. P. Rathe, lst senior doe; 1st Junior buck. Himalayan. C. S. Roberts, lst senior buck,. lst senior doe. Leonard Brown, 2nd senior buck, Bliss Heine, 1st Junior buck, 2nd Popcorn, Tom Piaytor, first prize; Junior doe. ,0. A. Stearns, second. Raymond Berry, 1st Junior doe. Vegetable. White Angoras. 4 Table beets, A. R. Klncaid. Bliss Heine, 1st senior buck; 1st Sugar beets, S. B. Tollman. 2nd, 3rd Junior buck; lst, 2nd Jun- Potatoes, A. C. Joy, first prize; F. I,,,. ,0Pi ; C. Homes, second. Rluu Angora. ' Onions, A, R, Kincnld, first prize; W. A. Shell, lst junior buck. , Amos Graves, second. White Pink, Eyes. Squash, J. (iygor, first prize; Geo. Leonard Brown, lst junior, buck;; Jensen, second, lst Junior doe. Turnips, Amos Graves. Best rabbit in show, C. S, Roberts, j Rutabagas, Amos Graves. Best New Zealand In show, E. C.' The domestic department exhibits Healy. , Largest rabbit in show, Rathe. Raw Rabbit Furs.. C. S. Roberts, lst and 2nd. Bliss Heine, 3rd. Tanned Rabbit Fun. Bliss Heine, lst and 2nd. LOCAL ELKS HOLD: ! . . I LODGE OF SORROWS ' Graham, Mrs. O. Winter, first prize; . : A(ra. J. Gyger, second. Memorial Held by Ashland Elks Sup.! T 4 J f"' ' , Largest and best collection of do- cuiy Afternoon Eltflit Members i m est ic canned fvuiti Mrs. E. H. Wer Removwl From Lodge by Death en- "rst Prize! Mrs. Frank Nutter, socond. ' During Pas, Year. coecton of canne1 vege. , tables, Mrs. II. II. Elhart. Following the usual custom of the B. P. O. Elks, Ashland Lodge, No. 944, set apart yesterday afternoon,! the first Sunday in December, to' honor the memory of those brothers, who have passed to the Great Be-! yond. Eight members of Ashland; lodge have been removed from the order's roll by the band ot death i within the past year. These are A. 8. Martin, Bernard Daly, John A. Bailey. Charles A. Abbott. Geo. W. Owen, Frank E. Lichens, W. A.' Wll-'tl(lt) shire and John C. Hyde. J . Jl'ta. Falldine. county health Yesterday afternoon the Ashland ((ok of h lodge with, large company otfr ends, and BeMur 6 t,,a bablMi nMl8t. gathered In the lodge room o h-j fc, Mta vb 8eoy. th counlr Rd Elk. Temple and held memorial ser- Cr08g gchool Mgi poo,e vice, for those departed bwth.fi. demon,tr4tion M was Robert J. Nixon ot Yreka delivered -, . . ..,,, , the eulogy, "Our Absent Brothers,' and Porter J. Nett ot Medford gave the memorial adtress. Musical se lections consisted ot a vocal solo. "Th. Angel's Serenade." by Mrs. .! W. Klum. a violin solo. "Legend.' by Leonard C. Pettlt. ff mala quar tet consisting of G. II. Yeo. 1(7 G. Enders. Jr., S. A. Peters Jr., and J. 1 W. McCoy. Fang. "The Vacant Chair." , The members ot the order conduct ed the memorial service. Near th CuepldermHory. A Kano student who appears to the physical examinations, which he related to our old frWnL Mrs. wer. h,Knly ,pprK.(atAd by the man- Blanderiiy. was describing the units 1 . , . , , agement. garden on th school campus. "In the , . , I-la.-e where tbey had tulips." be said. ' 0wln to lare numbw of , "they've fcow gut a row of wltvaiswlU beautiful babies being present the tome spltoouiaj tu the ceotar." Buo- , management ot the baby show real ton TrDcr!pt. lied their wisdom in deciding thfj CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION JOIN FORCES ! Ashland Fiuit aud Produce Asodu - tion aud Jackson County Farm Bur- oau Mwt to Discus Interests in Common. 1 "" ,, . . ... A meeting Saturday, small in num- ' her, was held In the Armory. This; meeting was of more than ordinary importance to Jackson county. The directors of the Ashland "Fruit and Produce Ass'n and of the Jackson County Farm Bureau Exchange, got together to discuss ways and means for a closer co-operation between ! the two associations. Both are co-operatjve in nature and are working for the beat interests of the farmer. A full board from both bodies was present. The meeting was" harmonious in every way and the result will be a mutual benefit to the members of the Ashland Asso ciation and the Farm, Bureau Ex change located at Medford. MAYOR JUDGE OF PRODUCTS AT FAIR L. S. HECKLER WINS SPECIAL PRIZE FOR BIGGEST EAR OF CORN' -83-YEAR-OLD LADY HAS; UKST EXHIBIT OF PICKLES. Yesterday the prize winners in tho agricultural and domestic depart ments of the Winter Fair were an nounced by the judges appointed for these divisions. Mayor C. II. La in kin wno cmims ne got n.s sian in met among the huge cornfields of Iowa, wnicn gives nun me ngni io pass upon corn and other agricultural stocks If anything would, was as- signed Judge, of the the former de-j partment, ana his decisions resulted as follows: Corn,. Best 10 ears white dent, L. 8. Heck-L,ock ler. Best 10 ears yellow dent, first prize, George Currier, Talent; second, Eric Weren, Ashland. The biggest ear of corn was dis played by L. S. Heckler and won the special prize of u hat offered by C. J. Perrine. Tho most perfect ear of corn was exhibited by Mrs. Sarah L. Jones of!nnd brooders with a discussion of Medford, for which there was no , 'prize, but it revived special mention, j were judged by a committee consist W. P. ,'nK ot Mrs. C. H, Vaupel, Mrs. Emit Peil and Mrs. F. O. Swedenburg, who made the awards as follows: ! Cake. ' Layer, Mrs. L. J. Oskar, first prize; iMrs. A. R. Klncaid, second. Loaf, Mrs. J. N. Deunls. I Layer, in the girls' department.! Roslna Gallatin. . Bread. White, Mrs. D. L. Glenn, first prize; Beat pickle exhibit was inado by i Mrs. C. T. Payne, 85 yearn of age. BABY CLINIC DREW A LARGE , AUDIENCE - Dr. Geo. O, Jarvis started some thing when he offered $25.00 for a baby show and a very remarkable I afternoon gathering of the babies occurred In the club rooms ot the Armory Friday afternoon, over thirty five being measured and examined hv bavaihI Innat tthvatoitina Anil dnll- i structlve talk to the mothers regard ing the food lor their little ones. Many of the local physicians and MkAclaltAtA wat-A nrAAAtit. and rave- f ,Mr t(m , , Mamln.,Ion. nf , b,hl n , Tlltnn and Burdlc gave practically the entire afternoon to the examina tion of the teeth. Dr. E. O. Woods j gave special head examinations fori a portion of the time, and' was later j succeeded by Dr. and Mrs. Moxon. Drs. Swedenburg, MacCracken, Jar- Ut. nnA r- ... Iln. ... I aiiu ji i-kk; HIO IIIUIU IIIUO ll'l prize should go to the baby having the greatest per centage of physical points. . The scores made out yes terday will be sent to Portland and will not be made public until their return. All mothers present at the clinic yesterday, express themselves as greatly pleased, and plans are be- Ing laid to hold a clinic every six months. some expense is attacneu to them, but at the present one the fair management is bearing all ex- 1 Beuses n)1 yesterday's clinic was en tirely free to all entries. OBSERVE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY BY 400 Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Edwards were nt home to between 300 and , . inn nt thai fplamla itf Iha Muf hiMll.it parsonage Thursday afternoon and evening, the occasion being the an niversary of their wedding. Not only members of the congregation were present, but as well a large company of others who count Rev. and Mrs. Edwards among their warm friends, and wo rejoiced in the opportunity of paying their re spects to them. The house was fil led with beautiful flowers, gifts from Mr. and Mrs. Edwards' staunch ad mirers, and the latter were the re cipients of a handsome chair from the members of the Methodist church. Other beautiful gifts were left as to kens of the esteem in which this pop ular clergyman and his wife are held among them a handsome cut glass marmalade dish, gift of Mrs. Edwards' Sunday school class. The latter, known as the "Who Do" class, serv ed refreshments consisting of tea nnd cake In the afternon and punch and Icake In th lennulntltlv thmiirrlinnt tliu nttitfunnn from 2 to S o'clock, and from 7 until 9:30 o'clock in the evening. The occasion wns one of particular pleas ure to the hosts and their friends. pim-v itREWHTKR TALKED I (y POULTRY RAISING Professor Brew.rter In his lecture thit ftftern00n dhcussed as far as It was p0H8jbe mne or t,, foUoWnK pmlles of noUt,.y nMng. The time of hatching us it affects growth and future egg production. Methods of mating the breeding and m section and care of eggs for hutching, laying stress upon the fact that the externul characteris tics of eggs are largely inherited and showing the necessity for proper methods of selection, both from the standpoint of good hutches and from the standpoint ot 'tho market value of the eggs. Methods of operating Incubators different makes and tvnes of ma-1 chines. Methods of feeding nnd caring for young chicks during the brooding and growing periods. Types of house construction udnpted to the local conditions and types and methods of arranging poultry house1 equipment. - The use of trap-nests and a dismis sion of different types ot nests. Methods of pedlgreeing chicks. As this was the last lecture ot the series, Prof. Brewster asked any hav ing special problems to bring them up at this time nnd most interesting discussions ensued. Using radium, on European scien tist bas forced woody plants to bud in dormant seasons. i 1 . IN YE OLDEN TIME Hoop skirts were worn by those who first asked the druggist for, and in- sistcd on. having, the genuine Golde i M e d i e a ! Discoverj put up b Pierce over fifty yean igo. Dress has changeil verj nueh since then! But Dr. Pierce': nedicines contain the same de xmdtible ingredients. They an standard today just as they wen ifty years ago. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medica' Discovery for the stomach anc jlood cannot be surpassed by anj .emedy today. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Presorip ion for weak women has nevei xen equalled for the distressing wmnluints incident to woman 100(1. What others say: Los Angeles, Cai. "I stiffens rom nervous prostration lor severs 'ears, trying various remedies fur liihed by the doctor. At last I triw Xictor Pierce's Favorite Prescription ogether with Doctor Pierce's GolJei dedical Discovery, at the advico o i friend who Lad need It and had beet lured, and idj recovery was promu md permanent." Rose aulemes S2 Sooth Grand Avenue. Real Estate Homes und acreage. Farms and Stock Ranches. All Kinds ot Good Insurance Ashland Agents of Abstract Co. Billings Agency SstabUshed 1S83. Tongs for picking up potatoes with out requiring a man to bend ,to the ground are a Minnesota inventor's idea. Bargains Several New Bargains In Homes. A $1,500 value for $1,200, bringing In 12 per cent now. FARMS.STOCK RANCHES, v GRAZING LANDS E. T. STAPLES Classified NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Iu the County Court of Oregon, In; and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the EBtate of Helen A. Yokuin, deceased: Notice is hereby given, that the un - derslgned administrator has filed with the Clerk of Court of Jackson Oounty, Oregon, his final account as administrator of the estate ot Hel - en A. Yokuin, deceased, und the Hon- orable O. A. Gardner, Judge-of the' said court has designated January! lbth, 1921, at 10:00 o'clock a. m at the Court House in Jacksonville, Oregon us the time and place for hearing on the said final account and any persons interested in the said final account are required to make1 objections thereto on or before the property as the same appears of rec sald time of'hearlng. ord, and each of the other persons LOUIS DENNIS; above named ore hereby further no-15-4-W Administrator with Will1 titled that said plaintiff will apply Annexed. to the Circuit Court of the County i nnri filfltA nfnFAanirl fnr n rifutrnn fnrA. .SUIT IN EQllTY FOR A DIVORCE. '.. , . . In .the Circuit Court of the State of: Oregon, County of Jackson. Mnyhelle Miller, plaintiff, vs. Deliuont Albert Miller, defendant. TO Delmont Albert Miller, the above uau.cu ucouA..!. In the name of the State of Ore - gon: You are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff In the above entitled cause on file with the Clork of the Court nt the Court House at Jacksonville, Oregon within six weeks from the date of the service of1 this Summons upon you, If served personally without the State of Ore gon, or if served by publication, then within six weeks from the date of the first publication thereof, and if you fall to so appear and plead In the said cause, then the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in her said Complaint, to wlt: That the bonds of matrimony ex isting between you and the plaintiff be dissolved. This Summons, by order of the Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge ot the said Court, dated November 3, 1920, Is served upon you by publi cation and by said order, you are re quired to appear and plead in said, cause within six weeks, from the date of personal service upon you, oi-, within six weeks from the date of the first ' publication hereof. Dated this 8th day of December. 1920. ' BRIGGS & BRIGGS, By WM. M. BRIGGS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 15-6-Wd - Ashland, Oregon. fNOTICE OF REARING ON FINAL, ACCOUNT, In the County Court in and for the County ot Jackson, State of Ore gon. In the Matter of the Estate of Gott- ' lieb F. Spiegel, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that the un dorslgned, has filed in the County Court In and for the County of Jack- Uon, State of Oregon, bis final ac count as administrator of the estate of Gottlieb F. Spiegel, deceased, and the Honorable O. A. Gardner, Judge ot the said Court, has designated Jan uary 16, 1921, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., at the Court House in Jackson ville, Oregon, as the time and place for a hearing thereon and any per son having objection to said account Is hereby required to make such ob tection on or before the date for said hearing. E. D. BRIGGS, 15-4Wd Administrator. vrvriru to miirnrTnna Notice I. herehv riven that the derslgned has been appointed execu trix ot the estate of W. F. Songer, deceased, by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present same at the law office ot mv attorney, W. J. Moore, in Ashland Oregon, with proper vouchers ' nnd!nal acc'ount auiy veniieo, wiuuu si iiiuiiMis ironi, the first publication hereof, which is December 8th, 1920. MOLLIE SONGER. 15-5 Executrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed ex ecutor of the estate of Missouri E. Gibson, deceased, by the County Court of Jackson County Oregon, and has qualified. All persons hav- ing claims against said estate are notified to present same at the law office of W. J. Moore, in Ashland, Oregon, with proper vouchers Hnd duly verified, within six months from the first publication hereof, which is December lst, 1920. 14-5 Executor. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IV FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN. In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, for Jackson County. G. S. Butler, Plaintiff, I vs. 'a. Capolls, and all others claiming j' any right, title, estate, Hen or In terest in and to the real property hereinafter described, Defendants: I TO: A. Cauolls, the above named de- i fendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON; I You are hereby notified that tho I plaintiff, G. S. Butler, Is the holder jot Certificate of Delinquency num bered 414G, Issued on the Otb day ot I April, 1917, by the Tax Collector ot i the County of JackBon; State of Ore Igon, for the amount of five and 17 100 Dollar, the same being the I amount then due and delinquent for Itaxes for the year 1915, together i.with penalty, interest and costs 'thereon upon the real property as sessed to you, of which you are the owner as appears ot record, situated I in said County and State, and partlc j ularly bounded and described as fol lows, to-wlt: The South six (6) ac rcc of Lot fourteen (14), Block "I," 'In Township 38, South of Range 1 East ot the Rogue River , Valley Or chards Company tract as designated, numbered, and "described on the of ficial plat thereof on file with the County Recorder, said county, said land being more particularly describ ed in Vol. 96 pn page R8 of the Deed Records for Jackson County, Ore gon. You are further notified that said plaintiff has paid taxes on said prem ises tor prior or subsequent years, with the rate of Interest on said amounts as follow. Year's tax, 1912; date paid, April 6, 1917; tax receipt No, 14.869; Amount, $7.99 ; rate ot interest, 15 per cent. Year's tax, 1913; date paid, April S. 1917; tax receipt No. 1,649; amount, 15.85; rate of Interest, 15 per cent. Year's tax, 1914; date paid April 6. 1917: tax reeelnt No. 05.474: amount. $4.90; rate ot Interest, 15 per cent. Year's tax, 1916; c'.ato paid, May 10, 1918; tax receipt No. 13,159; 'amount, $5.79; rnte of Interest 15 jper cent. 1 Year's tax, 1917; date paid, Dec. 1 5, 1918; tax receipt No. 21,634; j amount, $4.22; rate of Interest, 15 per cent. , Year's tar, 1918; date paid, Nov. 8, 1920; tax rocelpt Ni. 23,349; amount, $8.01; rate of interest, 15 per cent Year's tax, 1919; date paid, Nov. 8. 1920; tax receipt No. 21,774; amount, $7.92; rnte of interest, 15 per cent. I Said plaintiff, as the owner of tho legal title of the above described C0fln)? the ,, the proper,v above described, and mentioned in ,,,,, ccrtlficat0. And you ore here- by summoned to appear within slx jty days after the first publication of i this summons, 'exclusive of the day of said first publication, and defend thl, actlon or pny , 'amonnt dmv , above ,howni together with costs ;and accrued interest, and i.i case of your failure to do so, a decree wilt be rendered foreclosing the lien of said taxes and costs against the land .and premises above named. Thin Blimmnna ta miMlaha.l kit n- der ot ,he Honorable F. M. Calkins, 1,.,!,,,, nf ,ho n.-,.in r,.r ,h 8tnt of oreenn for th rni Jackson, nnd said order was made and dated this 4th day of December, 1920, and the date of the first publi cation of this summons the 8th day of December, 1920. All process and papers in this pro ceeding may be served upon the un dersigned residing within the State of Oregon at the address hereinafter mentioned. WM. M. BRIGGS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Address: Wm. M. Brlggs, Pioneer Block Ashland. 15-6Wd NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. Notice Is hereby given, that the un dersigned has tiled the final account of his administration or the estate of Katherine Spath, deceased, in the County Court of Jackson County. Ore gon, and that tho Judge of said court Jias designated Saturday, the 8th day cr January. 1921. i t the hour of 10 .o'clock, a. m at the court house iu Jacksonville, said county, as thr time and place for hearing objections to nnd the settlement of said account. Adm W,0r. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed execu trix of the estate ot C. H. Spalding, deceased. All persons having claims against eald estate are required to present the same, with proper vouch ers, duly verified, to the undersigned, by leaving the same with L. A. Rob erts, the attorney for said estate, at his office In the Cltliens' Bank Build ing, Ashland, Oregon, before the ex piration of six months from the daM of this notice, which is December lst, 1920. MYRTIE E. SPALDING. 14"6-W Executrix. .NOTICE OP II KA RING OF FINAL Al'tXJUNT. In the County Court of the County ot Jackson, State of Oregon, n the Matter ot the Estate ot William M. Abbott, deceased. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take Notice, that the undersigned un-l!"" fl.le.d. hl. accoun ln th" -" ter ot his administration of the said estate In the office ef the Clerk of ,the Court in Jackson County, Oregon, and the Honorable O. A. Gardner, Judge ot the said Court, has desig nated Saturday the 18th day of De cember, 1920, at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. at tho Court House in Jacksonville. Oregon, for a hearing on the said fi- . . , M thereto is required to file such objec tion on or. before the time of the said hearing. 8YLVENUS S. ABBOTT. 12-4-Wed Executor. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has filed the final account ot his administration ot the estute 'of Ellen I. Wells, deceased. In the County Court of Jackson County, Or egon, and that the Judge of said court has designated December 18th, 1920. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m , at the courthouse in Jackson ville, said county, as the time and place for hearing objections to ?nd the settlement of said account. W. J. MOORE. 12-5 Administrator,