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Newspaper Page Text' ' ASttL&Xtt WBXUt TtBtttQi '''' ' -' t';' Wednewtay, December 99, 10M fag two -- l trzrrrtr: , -5-!5!55!a,lB Ashland Weekly Tidings Established 1876 Published Every Wednesday by THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year Six Months Three Months .(2.00 1 26 .75 R.TEa . :!T":....n.T .a ing ! 3flc!Mrs. J. H. Fuller, with Mrs. J. R.jtlon of Independence signed?" Local Readers, the line 10c, Robertson, organist, unless it be the; Bright pupil "At the bottom Classified Column, the word, each j violin solo by Leonard Pettlt and : mUm." Cincinnati Enquirer. "T6 Notices "each' time' the tne ,luei ,,v Mrs- Jacoba n"d Mls9! Teacher "Do you know tho pop ln. . '. '. .. i-So' Allen. . ulatlon of New York?" ' Card of Thanks -u; Obituaries, the line .... ...-; tie day -vero, China Famine Relief, I Xi?rini t,,e My fiC,hm" Ki" MB1i ",,i. tB I 'or Armenia: the gifts to the Wo- Keligious and benevolent societies will be charged at tne resumi vertlsing rate tor an - " when an admission or , taken. Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, Postoffice. as second class mall matter. , S THE PEOPLE'S FORUM. As Encouraging word FOR THE HOTEL AUSTIN Editor of the Tidings: Words of praise and appreciation v.o mnrA unni-oiirlately Ut- teied than during Chrtstmnsiide when! ihe festivities of the fan.llv. as well! ihe testivii es oi iu w as the individual, a e the hlK. .rising tide. The good peo, le of Ash- land are laying much stress upon the. aspirations set in motion by iresui blood and abundant financial means to make the Hotel Austin a hOBtelry of national reputation. Residence at the Hotel Austin convinces me that the general conduct of the Institution I for that Is what it is fast becoming), bids well for a 'conspicuously bright future. Mr. A. Austin Chisholm, a second!. ...'.. . . . . Ashland time niauager ot the hotel, is partlc- ularly well suited for the post he fills and with him is associated a genial and enterprising spirit in the person of Miss Kopp. who represents VTn., V ai.1t f Itwi iia n I ntaraata In nA juift L"la " V" hotel and co-operating power in mak - Ing the most of the contemplated rhanrn. and Imnrnvements in the structure Itself. I Mr. Mefford, a' recent addition to, the working force, can be depended on to take scrupulous care of all1 business coming his way when Aal.-j land citizens at large ure committed I to the task of seeking, that nocturnal rest that Is to vitalize and carry them through the labors of auother day. May the Hotel Austin continue to pursue the even tenor of Its way and in due eourse establish llseic as a feature of the most attractive of mln - era! and tourist cities on the entire, Pacific coast. H. O. G1LMORE. Yuleiide Observed At Local Church Christmas tide was happily kept by the Presbyterian church and Sun day school. An old-time Christmas was cele brated by the Sunday school, Friday evening, with a crowded house. The Misses Patterson and Russell, assist ed by Mrs. Winter's elass of girls had j aeveiopea a neautitui decoration. -. ...... . w.,0 ul h.cc.. uu u ,,. The musical numbers were well pre- seutid. A vocal solo by Miss Nellie EDUCATED ANIMAL KEEPS Hake and a piano selection by MIs.J liOKH IX OAT BIN OVER NIGHT Lollta Plerson and a number by the, orchestra deserve special mention,: EDWARDS VILLE, III. County and of course the primary exercises' Auditor Frank Troeckler of Edwarus were delightful. j ville wns down at his country place The closing number, a little lluy,nt Mitchell tho other duy and was "The Children's Dream," was a j made a prisoner all night In an oat charming portrayal of the innocent bin by a pet horse, joy of children at Christmas. Santa Troeckler went out to Ihe barn to Claus appeared and distributed the I feed the stock and wont to the oat usual treat to the members of the room with a measure. He wus fol chool. j lowed by "Spot," the pet horse. The The Suuday morning servico was animal has been taught to open and also full of. the reverent Joy of. the coming of the Christ. The choir reu-: dered severul beautiful selections, " Real Christmas Suggestions A careful examination of this list will help solve your problem. FINE STATIONERY, FOUNTAIN PENS, EVEHSHARP PENCIL8, ' DATE BOOK8, DIARIES, PENCIL SHARPENERS, TOURISTS' TABLETS, BRASS 8.MOKINO STANDS, SAFETY RAZORS, IXGER80LL WATCHES, LIOOETT'S CHOCOLATES, FRAMED MOTTOES, LATE FICTION, BOOKS FOR BOY8 AND GIRLS, PERFUMES, TOILET WATER8, THERMOS BOTTLE8, KODAKS. Inspect Onr Ktocka IWore Yost Bay. McNAIR BROS. Tha IgkcJUL Stori I The sermon on tire theme of "They 4 Brought Unto Him Gifts." tad the I thought of the congregation to God's I unspeakable gift and the spirit that ' should inspire our gifts. Three young I girl gave their confession of Christ their ulletiance to His church at, l the close, while four other were re ,'celved by letter. The Communion service followed, ,Rev. Dr, sistlng. Burkeholder of Seattle, as The evening was given up to a Christmas program by the choir. No one number could he praised above another as the whole was beautiful , ly given under the directorship of. lip J. Gilts recorded to benevolence tor, men's Schools of the Orient, $21; be- sides other private gifts by members "'to these causes. The free spirit of the gifts seemed to record the hap- I liiucsB m villi uhj. ' 0 Aged Resident Gone to Reward Mrs. Anna Satterfleld, an aged res ident of this city, died at her home on Granite street last evening, after several weeks' illness. Thodeceased was 87 years of age, and had lived 'or many years In Ashland She was llfe-Io"B mem,,er of the Bli&tt church, and had devoted her time and that - " . . ,. . then when ill health compelled her lo remain away. Services will be Tuesday, afternoon, nem tomorrow, at 2:30 o'clock from the Baptist church, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Waller L. Evans, and burial will be miule In the Ash land cemetery. One niece, Mrs. Ter- wiliger, of California, survives Mrs, dur,n the laUer,g Ugt llnegg g,y. ,ng (he c&re and attell,on necessary for her comf0rt. TAIIomNG KH0, MOVKs m v VtMl' im I11V lHAtv! j "",,T 1 " Tailoring Shop, Moves to Newly Riiii1'Ih1 Shop ou EiiNt Mjliu KU'Pet l-'onncrly Whn LochHhI nt HI Oak Street. The building located at 337 East Main street has been remodeled In- , side and out, and fitted to be the future home ot Cbus. Drew, the tailor, The transfer was recently i made whereby Mr. Drew became thei 'owner of this building, and he im ; mediately commenced the remodel Ing of the building to fill his needs. A new .floor and pnicticnlly n new front was put in. The building was formerly owned by Mrs. Lottie Paulson, and occup ied by the Fix-It Shop. The new proprietor has a floor space for bis business of almost nine hundred square feet. The pulnting ot the building, which was well along, has been held up because of the incle ment weather- Mr. Drew is tho active manager as well as the proprietor, and besides himself, employs one tailor, W. S. Stacy, who Is at present with him, but expects to leave shortly for Call- forna i Tne Fix.lt sll0p hns moVed to lts!Ge0 b0UKias grand Jury- new qUarterg 0n Fourth street. doge doors, and while Troeckler was n the bin the horse shut the door and j latched It. manipulating the lutch j with his teeth and lips. There Is no inside latch. Troerk ler's shouts for help were not heard until the farmhands came out to feed and water the stock next morn ing. CHRISTMAS O'ER THE WORLD. Any country may have Its Thanks giving The Equator, theU. 8., the Poles Where'er or when they're thankful, On land, or where the deep sea rolls. -, . - .And New Year may be feted in Ice land, Or In Jerusalem far away. Where'er a land has come to its own, It claims its natal day. And so with most of our holidays; They belong to the country you claim. Each celebrate as they wish to do, Tbelr particular cause or aim. But do you know, my dear little children, O'er the world there's but one Christmas day? A babe was born, a King proclaimed. To reign o'er the world for aye. And today In the heart of each baby. And adult breast He's born. Our sorrows we leave down at the "Inn." All ball! 'Til Bethlehem's morn! ELIZABETH YOCKEY. .Ashland, Ore., Dec. 18. 1920. .S.9s? IX THE SCHOOL' ROOM. j Teacher "Johnny, your mouth is open." Johnny "Yes, Teacher, I know It. : I opened It." Cornell Widow. ' Teacher "You've been a naughty - ; boy. You must stay alter school." "All right, MisS Jones, if you aren't afraid of the scandal I'm not!" - ! Jack Canuck. Teacher "Who can tell me what unaware' means? Little Mary "Unaware Is what you put on first and take off last - 1 Cleveland News, Teacher ''Where was the Declar -Not ull of them, ma'am, we've 0bly lived here two years'." The Amerlcan Teachor "Swarms of flies descend- ei upon tne Egyptians, but there were no flies on the children ot Is rael." Smirt Iioy "Theie nln't now, el ther." Cleveland News. Teacher "Give me a sentonce from a dead language." Pupil "What are you going to have?" Boston Traveler. Teacher "Tony, form a sentence using 'disarrange'." Tony "When my father goes to light the store, he say, 'Damma dlssa range'!" Washlngtdn- Times. . Teacher "Johnny, can you tell me what they raise in Mexico?" Johnny "I lenow what you want me to say, ma'am, but maw told me not to talk rough." American Le gion Weekly. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS The following is a schedule of ex penditures of Jackson county, Ore eon. tnenthnr with a tint nt fha nioim. nntg Bnd articles of service for which the claim Is made and which wore passed upon by the County Court of Jackson County during the month of November, 1920. The following bills were allowed bb follows with the exceptions shown: County Court and Commissioners. O. A. Gardner, county judge's salary ..$ 160.00 James Owens, county com missioner's salary and expense 159.00 Thos. H. Simpson, county commissioner's salary 93.80 t..i '.- j m-aps to county judge. (Murray Bros. ftVauVorls, N- 3.00 36.60 17.34 l county abstract i Home Tel. & CoJ, tele phone for county judge. I PoBtal Tel. Co., telegrams I for county judge I Western Union Tel. Co., 2.36 telegrams tor county judge 1.47 1.00 J. Edsell, Co. judge's t rav ing expense G. A. Gardner) Co. judge's ' traveling expenso and express 20.96 ! fl A flavtinav On I'lilfrA'a 'traveling expense 66.83 Total $ 642.26 Circuit Court. Rose Aiken, grand jury witness . . . 3.20 Mrs. Avery, grand Jury witness 2.00 J. E. Brownly, grand Jury witness 2.00 F. C. Bramwell, grand jury witness . . , 6.70 C. A. Bushnell, grand jury witness 3.80 V. W. Birdseye, grand Jury witness 6.20 Victor Birdseye, grand jury witness 6.20 Robert C. Baker, grand jury witness 2.00 Mollie Cole, circ Ut court witness in February.... 7.10 F. M. Calkins, rent for circuit Judge 30.00 I F. W. Cummings, grand mrv WII II MHH . . . 3.60 17.70 2.00 2.00 3.80 3.30 3.30 3.20 3,20 2.10 2.00 2.00 27.00 3.20 3.80 2.00 2.00 1.80 1.50 3.30 42.00 2.00 witness Lloyd Elwood, grand Jury witness Paul H. Goodwyn, grand jury witness Clancy Green, grand jury witness : Clnre E. Houghton, grand Jury witness Alice B. Hodel, grand jury witness j; W. Hatcher, grand Jury witness E. M. Howell, grand Jury witness . . . r D. C. Hall, grand Jury J witness Roy Kelly, grand Jury witness , . . ,. Robert Kelly, grand Jury witness Geo. N. Lewis, grand Jury bailiff ; It. W. Lane, grand Jury witness C. T. Morris, grand Jury witness Henry Patnande, grand . jury witness J. B. Palmer, grand Jury witness Leslie Stansell, grand jury witness H. H. Sargent, grand jury witness Arthur Troutfether, grand jury witness A. R. Thompson, circuit court crier R. H. Toft, grand Jury witness 0. O. Timothy, grand -Jury witness Geo. L. Trelchler, grand Jury witness O. B. Verblck, grand Jury ' witness Home Tel. A Tel. Co.. circuit Judge's telephone W. M. Poley. juror's fees.. Henry Patnande, c'rcitlt court witness Roy Kelly, circuit court witness Bruno Schuli, circuit court witness Robert Kelly, circuit court witness . . . Bruno Schuli, gra d Jury. witness P. Roy Davis, circuit court reporter F. Roy Davis, circuit court reporter Rawles Moore, circuit court expense .. .00 too 10.00 4.60 C 40 20.60 20.90 20.60 20.50 (.56 10 00 i; oo 10 oo Tottl 377.45 JasUoe Court. W. H. Gowdy, Justice coifrt tees G. 0; Taylor, Justice court expenso 7.60 18.70 Total.,.. I....,...'.. .1 SherUf's Office: C. K. Terrill, sheriff's sabary 36.20 308.83 Geo. L. Howard, deputy sheriff's salary ........ Flora Thompson, deputy sheriff's salary 126.50 110.00 J. J. McMahon, ileputy sheriff's salary 160.00 Olen L. Terrill, deputy sheriff's salary 100.00 Delpha Terrill, - deputy ' sheriff's salary . - Hazel TetheroW, deputy sheriff's salary 93.00 82.50 Glen L. Terrill, deputy sheriff's traveling ex pense . , .' 26. 4S Albert H. Gammons, work In sheriff's office ...... ' 27.00 Geo. L .Howard, deputy sheriff's expensr, . 7.07 Ben Hilton, work for sheriff 6.60 Jacbsonvllle ' Post, sher- s iff's office supplies . . . . . 300 Medford Book Store, sher-' - iff's office supplies 35.10 J.' J. McMahon, deputy ' , sheriff's traveling ex pet se 69.36 J, J. McMahon, deputy sheriff's expense '. 13.97 C. L. Morrison, deputy sheriff's expense ....... 8.00 N. L. Narregan, work fos sheriff 24.00 B. C. Blvertsen, tail hire, sheriffs' expense 5.50 C. K. Terrill, sheriff's ex- ' pense 26.61 C. E. Terrill, sheriffs trav eling expense 6.20 Home . Tel. r& Tol. Co telephone for sheriffs office 14.23 C. L, Morrison, tleputy sheriff hire i 3.00 Postal Tel. Co., telegrams, sheriff's office io.es Jim Rock, deputy sheriff hire 4.00 J. E, Thornton, deputy sheriff hire 6 60 Western Union Tel. Co., telegrams' for sheriff.. 4.49 Total S1193.63lT.anrn E Stewart, widow's Clerk's Offko. Chauncoy Florey, Co. clerk's salary 166.66 Mtwrart m Nell, denutv clerk's salary 126.00 ! Delllla Stevens, reputy clerk's salary 110.00 Ruberta Pearce, deputy 'clerk's salary 90.00 Helen Clark, deputy clerk's salary .':.. 78.00 Grace MdDonald, deputy clerk's oalary 76.0.0 Edna Barr, deputy cuerk's salary 70.00, Mattle Stevens, work In I clerks' office . '. ..( 70.00: Mida Mcintosh,- work In j clerk's office ' 32.50! Glass A Prudhotnme, clerk's office supplies... is i? Jacksonville Post, clerk's office supplies Medford Book Store, clerk's office supplies . . . 75' DfcRrJ Medford Furn. It Hdwe. 5.8Q Co., clerk's ottlco supplies Underwood Typewriter Co,. repairs on machine. . . . . Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tel 9 16i ephone, clerk's office'. . . Chauncey Florey, stamps 6.00 f- for clerk's office Total . I 969.88 Treasurer's Office. Myrtle W. Blakeley, coun ty treasurer's salary. . .'. . 100.00 Dorothy Bedwell, deputy treasurer's salary 80.00 Myrtle W. Blakeley, stamps for treasurer's office 10.00 Frankel Carbon Mfx Co., nnner for treasurer's of- - flee -00 GIuhb ft Prudbemme, treasurer's supplies 26.76 Medford Book Store, tjeas- urers supplies -su Home Tel. ft Tel. Cc, tel ephone for treasurer .... 3.50 Total.. i 229.05 School Superintendent's Office. Susanne Homes, school supt. salary 150.00 Almeda J. Fuller, school supervisor's sahvy ' 120.00 Frankel Carbon Mfg. Co"., school supt. supplies , . . . 1.00 O. W. Godward, work 8th grade examination board . . s.oo Jacksonville Post, school sunt, office supplies . .'. ' 7.00 Medford Book Store, school supt, office supplies;.!. s.zo Mrs. Eugene Thompson, -work tor school super intendent 46.50 Almeda J. Fuller, school .supervisor's expense.... 40.96 Susanna Homes, school - superintendent's expense. 389 32 Susanne Homes, institute expense 61 40 Home Tel. ft Tel. Co., tel- " ephor.e, school superin tendent ' 6-35 Susanne W. Homes, school superintendent's expense. 33.49 Oregon State Library, books for school super intendent . 693.38 Total $1395.59 Fruit Inspector's Office. E. R. Oatman, fruit In spector's salary ft ex pense ................ 182.00 E. R. Oatman, fruit In spector's salary ft ex pense - J 84.00 H. T. Pankey, fruit In spector's salary and ex pense 140.00 Total ...I 306.00 Aswrssor's Offtoe. J. R. Coleman, assessor's salary 125.00 Jas. M. Cronemiller, dep uty assessor's salary. .'. . 110.00 Linnie Hanscam, deputy assesHor's salary 90.00 Ray Coleman, deputy as sessor's salary 75.00 J. B. Coleman, stamps for assessors' office J. B. Coleman, assessor's traveling expense Medford Book Store, asses sor's office supplies Home Tel. ft. Tel. Co., tel ephone -for assessor... 2.60 10.00 t.56 $.20 Total $ 418.26 Tax Rt. R. W. Ager, tax refund $ 00 E. C. Bartlett. tax refund. . 17.64 R. 8. Blalock. tax refund.. 101 C. 8. Boyer, tax refund... L. R. Coder, tat refund. . . . Marl E. Coffeen. tax refund C. T. Dunford, It., tax re fund J. H. English, tax refund . . T. M. Edsall, tax refund... 3.15 1.63 1.07 .81 .1 2.(6 .22 .24 J. R. Hoffman, tax refund. Fred Koester, tax refund.. J. J. King, tax refund E. W. Lester, tat rf und . . . G. M. Loomls, tax refund . . Mason Ehrman Co., tax rAftinit ' . ' .68 .38 .92 .62 80.06 .21 .49 .17 .22 .72 .62 ' .47 .24 .81 .66 .86 .24 .22 1.12 1.06 w Mose, tax refund.., Wm. A. Nlckell, tax re- , fund E. E. Robinson, tax refund. O. H. Rose, tax refund Frank Silva, tax refund... W. M. Shoemaker, tax re fund C. Q. Snnford, tax refund. , Chas. D. Stacey, tax re fund : Wm. Sears, tax refund ... . F. J. Watson, tax refund. . . Charles Wooden, tax refund F. C. Clark, tax refund. . . ,. Ell Teples, tax refund Clinton Vroman, tax refund. J. D. Williams, tax refund. . Total... .... 72.09 ' Widow's Pension. Mrs. J. H. Byerly. widow's pension 30.00 Minnie Boardman, widow's pension 10-0 Effle Mare Baer, widow's pension s 25.00 Goldle M. Boyer, widow's pension 20.00 Anna Laura Corunt, wld- v ow's pension 10.00 Rebecca A. Clary, widow's - pension 15.00 Ella May Calne, widow s ' pension 17.50 Lucy May Davis, widow's pension 10.00 Nettie Green, widow's pen sion i 25 00 Marv R. Hia-glns. widow's ' pension 10.00 Dolly Love, widow's pen sion 22.60 Nida Oatman. widow's pension ' 15.00 Rosa A. Peffly, widow's pension 26.00 'Anna Prescott, widow's pension 17.50 Mary P. Price, widow's nenslon 17. DU iRAths M Richardson, wld ow's nenslon 3z.6U pension 22.60 Lydla Sanders, widow's pension . ".60 I Sarah A. Summers, wm- ow's pension 22.60 Ttoua R. Slneler. vidow s pension . iit.00 Addle W. Shanks, wid ow's pension 15.00 Elizabeth Sevey, widows pension Amy R. Thorn, widow's Denslon 17.60 25.00 Sarah Wakeman, widow's pension 22.50 Total.. 86.00 Cure of Poor Not at Poor Farm. R. Anderson, regular Indigent B.UO ! Nancy Arrasmlth, regular - Indigent i"v Mtb. O. R. Brobeck, reg- nlar Indigent 8.00 'A. D. Beardsley, regular ! Indigent , 10.00 H. A. Frey. tax refund. . Mrs. Kaie uoppie, rnu.n. 14.001 Indigent 13. M. Rebecca Cbilders. 8.00 recular Indigents 10.00 I Dave Daniels, regvinr in- dlgent '. i H. Fattlg, regular in- 8.00 ' diBent , 1.00 Aiisun ni Ford, regular Indigent Mrs. Ounn, regular indigent li.uu Mrs. Hatch, regular In digent 10.00 Mrs. Hudson, regu'ar In digent -0(l J. W. Ingram, regular in- dlgent 8 00 Viola Jones, regular in digent 10-00 Martha Joaes, regular in digent : 1000 Albert Johnston, regular Indigent 8 00 Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kelsoe, regular indigent 8.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kane, regular Indigent 20.00 Lena Lee, regular indigent. 8.00 Carrie E. Miller, recular indigent 10.00 Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, regular indigent 8.00 Amelia Mayfleld, regular indigent 17.60 Mrs. J. A. Myers, regular Indigent 8 00 Margaret Noble, regular indigent ." ' 10.00 Doc -Parsons, regular in digent 8.00 Mrs. L. Schiefflln, regular Indigent 800 Ellas Slover, regular In- dlgent 10.00 Nancy Sisemdre, jregular Indigent 10.00 T. D. Stafford, regular In digent 7.00 W. H. Smith, regular in digent 1600 Alex Wilson, regular In digent Z. Wolgamott, regular in digent 16.00 Annie Watklns, regular In digent 00 Bungalow Store, Indigent supplie 10.10 Leonard Oorthups, Indig ent supplies 8.00 Sacred Heart Hospital, , care of indigent 82.85 B. P. Thelss ft Co., Indig ent supplies - 15.00 C. 8. Butterfleld, Indlg-- ent supplies 5.02 Dr. f. O. Thayer, Indigent expense 25.00 Lewis Ulrlch, indigent supplies 7.90 Mrs. L. I. Indigent - Total.. Gunn, regular 12.00 $ 482.37 (Continued on Page Four) SUIT IN EQUITY SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Jackson County. Peter Michalczewskl. Plaintiff, Ti. B. E. Canavan, a single man. Defen dant. TO: B. E. Canavan, the above-nam-ed Defendant. IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the Com plaint of the Plaintiff above named, on file with the Clerk of the Court of Jackson County at the Court House in Jacksonville, Oregon within six weeks from the date of the first puo llcatlon ot this Summons and It you fail to appear and answer said Com plaint within the time specified, you are hereby further notified that the Dlal-tlff ..111 1. 1L. A . .--' the relief demanded In said Com plaint, namely; That Plaintiff have Judgment against you for the sum of 11,769.00 plus $160.00 Attorney fees and the costs and disbursements ot this suit; that the Deed of Trust re corded in Volume 46 on page 45 of Jackson County Mortgage Records be foreclosed and sold by the Sheriff of Jackson County in mamer and form as provided by law for the satisfac tion ot said Judgment and for a more particular description of the relief de manded, Plaintiff refers to said Com plaint. This Summons is served upon you by publication by virtue ot an Order made by the Honorable F. M. Cal kins, Judge of the said Circuit Court, dated the 11th day of December, 1920. Date ot first njibllcution. Decem ber 16, 1920. BHIGG3 A BRIGGS, By WM. M. BRIGGS, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Pioneer Block, 16-6-Wed. ABbland, Oregon XOTICE OF HEARING OX FINAL ACCOUNT. In the County Court In and for the County of Jackoon,- State of Ore gon. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles K. ADDott, deceased: Notice la hereby given, that the undersigned executor has tiled his Final Account with the Clerk or the Court at Jacksonville, Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, and that the Honorable G. A. Gardner, Judge of the said Court has designated January 15, 1921, at 10:00 o'clock a. m at the Court House In Jacksonville; Oregon, as the time and place for hearing on said final account. Any person hav ing an objection thereto Is requir ed to make such objection -at or prior to the said hearing. ERNEST V. ABBOTT, , 16 4-Wed. - Executor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given, that the un dersigned has been appointed Execu tor ot the estate of Catherine Rog ers, deceased, . t All persons having claims ugalnst said estate are required to present the Bume, with proper vouchers, duly verified, to the undersigned, by leav ing the same with L. A. Roberts, the attorney for said c."tuto, ut his office in The Citizens Bunk Building, in Ashland, Oregon, before the expira tion of six months from the date of this notice, which date is December 8, 1920. CHARLES II. ROGERS. 16-6Wd Executor. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT. In the County Court of Oregon, In and for the County ot Jackson. In the Matter ot the Estate ot Helen A. Yokum, deceased; Notice Is hereby given, that the un- dot-signed administrator has filed! amount, $4.22; rate of interest, 15 with the Clerk of Court of Jackson ;per oent. uounty, uregon, nis nnai account as administrator of the estate of Hel en A. Yokum, deceased, and the Hon orable G. A. Gardner, judge ot the said court has designated January 15th, 1921, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the Court House In Jacksonville, Oregon as the time and place for hearing on the said final account and; Said plaintiff, ns the owner of the any persons Interested In the said, legal title ot the above described final account are required to make property as the same appears of rec objections thereto on or before the;ord, and each of the other persons said time of hearing. above named are hereby further no- I LOUIS DENNIS, titled that said plaintiff will apply 15-4-W Administrator with Will to the Circuit Court of the County Annexed. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT. In the County Court in and for the County of Jackson, State of Ore gon. In the Matter of the Estate of Gott lieb F. Spiegel, deceased. ' Notice is hereby given, that the un dersigned, has filed In the County ICourt In and for the County of Jack Lson, state of Oregon, his final ac Lcount as administrator of the estate of Gottlieb F. Spiegol, deceased, and the Honorable G. A. Gardner, Judge 'of the said Court, has designated Jan uary 15, 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 if hereby required to make such ob jection on or before the date for said hearing. i; . E. D. BRIGGS, 16-4Wd Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given, that the un dersigned 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 samnt the law office ot my attorney, W. J. Moore, In Ashland, Oregon, with proper vouchers and duly verified, within six months from 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, LOregon, with proper vouchers and duly verified, within six months from the first publication hereof, which Is December 1st, 1920. JAMES C. GIBSON, 14-5 Executor. SUIT IN EQUITY FOR A DIVORCE. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, County of Jackson. Maybelle Miller, plaintlt. vs. Delmont Albert Miller, defendant. TO: Delmont Albert Miller, the above named Defendant: In the name ot 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 Clerk of the Court at the Court House at Jacksonville, Oregon, within six weeks from the date of the service of this Summons upon you. If served personally without the State ot 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 ot matrimony ex isting between you and the plaintiff be dissolved. This Summons, by order ot the HnnorabU F. M. Calkins, Judge of - fthe said Court, dated November t 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, or within six weeks from the date ot the first publication "hereof. Dated tbls 8th day of December, 1920. BRIGGS BRIGGS, By WM. M. BRIGGS. ' Attorneys for Plaintiff. 15-6-Wd -. Ashland, Oregon. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN . FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN. .In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oaegon, for Jackson County. O. S. Butler, Plaintiff, vs. A. Capolls, and all others claiming any right, title, estate, lien or In terest In and to the real property hereinafter described, Defendants: TO: A. Capolls, the above named de- renoant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF . OREGON; You are hereby notified that the plaintiff, G. S. Butler, Is the bolder ot Certificate of Delinquency num bered 4145,, Issued on the 6th day of April, 1917, by the Tax Collector ot the County of Jackson, State of Ore gon, for the amount ot five and 17 100 Dollar, the same being the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1915, together with penalty, interest and costs thereon upon the real property as sessed to you, of which you are the owner as appears of record, situated in said County and State, and partic ularly bounded and described as fol lows, to-wlt: The South six (6) sc ree of Lot fourteen (14), Block "I," In Township 38, Sonth of Range 1 EaBt of 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 on page 66 ot the Deed Records for Jackson County, Ore gon. You are further notified that said plaintiff has paid taxes on said prem ises for prior or subsequent years, with the rate of Interest on said amounts as follows. Year's tax, 1912; dute paid, April 6, 1917; tax receipt No. 14,869; amount, $7.99; rate of Interest, 15 per cent. Year's tax, 1913; date paid, April 6. 1917;Max receipt No. 1,649; amount, $5.85; rate of interest, 15 per cent. Year's tax, 1914; date paid, April 6, 1917; tax receipt No. 05,474; amount, $4.90; rate of Interest, 15 per cent. I Year's tax, 1916; date paid, May 110, 1918: tax receipt No. 13,169: ! amount, $5.79; rate of Interest 15 ipor cent. year's tax; 1917; date paid, Dec. 5. i9ig- tnx receipt No. 21.634; Year's, ta, 1918! date paid, Nov. 8, 1920; tax receipt Naf. 23,349; amount, $6.01; rate of interest, 15 per cent. Year's tax, 1919; date paid, Nov. 8, 1920; tax receipt No. 21,774; amount, $7.92; rate of interest, 15 ner cent. ; and State aforesaid for a decree fore closing the Hen against the property above described, and mentioned In said certificate. And you are here by summoned to appear within six ty days after the first publication of this summons, exclusive ot the day of said tint publication, and defend this action or pay the amount dun as above shown, together with costs and accrued Interest, and In case of your failure to do so, a decree will be rendered foreclosing the Hen of said taxes and costs against the land .and premises above named. This summons is published by or der of the Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson, and said order was mode 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 rvo ceeding may be served upon the un dersigned residing within the Shite of Oregon at the address hereinafter mentioned. WM. M. BRIGGS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Address: Wm. M. Brlggs, -' Pioneer Block Ashland. 16-6Wd NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given, that the un dersigned has filed the final account of his administration of the estate of Katherine Spath, deceased, in I lie , County Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, and that tha Judge of said court has designated Saturday, the sin dav cf January, 1921, r.t the hour of 10 ,o clock, a. m., at the court liou.-e In Jacksonville, said county, as the time and place for hearing objections o and the settlement of said account. NEWTON W. BORDEN. 15-5 Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed execu trix of the -estate of C. H. Spalding, deceased. All persons having claims against said 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 Citizens' Bank Build ing, Ashland, Oregon, before -the ex piration of six months from the d itn of this notice, which is December 1st, 1920. MYRTIE E. SPALDING, 14-5-W Executrix. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT. In the County Court In and for Ihe County ot Jackeon, State ot Ore gon. In the Matter of the Estate of George W. Owen, deceased: Notice is hereby given tha Camilla E. Owen, the executrix of the Estate of George W. Owen, deceased, has filed with the Clerk of the Court of Jackoon County, Oregon, her final account as executrix of the unlet estate and the Honorable G. A. Gard ner, Judge of the s-.ld court, has des ignated January 15, 1921, nt 10:00 o'clock a. m., at the Court House In Jacksonville, Oregon, as the time and place for a hearing thereon and any person having an objection to said final account Is required to make such objection on or before the date of said hearing. CAMILLA E. OWEN, 16-4-Wed Executrix