ASHLAND AM ERICAN
Big Piens Lum ber Co., vs. R. Hol- Genessee St. M edford.
lopeter, for omney.
Silas W. Kilgore et al to Wiliam
Faye J. Hall, vs. O rlander O. G rif­ F. errin deed $1 Ld in Twp 38 S. R.
fith et al, affid av it orders.
1 East.
G ertrude Ham ilton, vs. Lee Hamit
V. J. Em erick to M attie L. Em er-
ton, summons.
ick Q. C. D. $10, Lots in M edford.
( R e p o r t e d by J » c k t o n C o u n t y Ab-
Emily laimniey, vs. C harles S
F rances L. Wilson to K ate Ken
t t r a c t Co., S i x t h S t r e e t a n d
Lammey, affid av it am ended answ er nedy W. D. $10 Lots 4, 7 and 8,
C e n t r a l A ’-enue, M e d f o r d )
Bu y C orner M otor Co., vs, Covey Blk 2, O rchard Add to M edford.
M otor C ar o., motion.
A lbert I>. Fry et ux to Willie M.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
C LER K ’S O FFIC E
Ilapis Q. C. D. $16 Lot 7, Sec. 27
H enry F. Dahlke and Velda Monia. Twp 86 s. R. :! West,
George Schum acher, W alter B,
Joseph C. Johnson to Jam es D.
F rank M. O strander and Renie
Robinson, W. R. Gaylord, incorpor­
Fairchild W. I). $10 Lots 1 and 2
ate as “ O regon Chem ical Company, C atherine Millsapugh.
SE of NW, NE of SW, NW of SE
Joe M. K ntot and Pearl Deen.
In corporated”
| Sec. 7 Twp 40, S. R. 3 East.
M ason-Krhman com pany, vs. F. L.
RECORDER S OFFICE.
J. C. B arnes et al to C harles
Bedingfield, e t al, fo r money.
C harles Polk et uy to Charles
S tate, vs. V. L. H ardm an, C. J. et al W. I). $10, Ld in Sec. 28 Twp Cheetham et ux W. I). $10 Ld in
DLC 88 Twp 37 S. R. 2 West.
Hardm an .sentence.
38 S. R. 1 West.
W. H. M cDaniels et ux to H er­
S tate, vs. M onte V enhain, senten
Dave R oberts et ux, to C. Vro-
H. W. Hall, vs. F red F redenburg, m an, etux, W. I). $10, Ld in Sec. 0 mann O ffenbach er W. I). $10 Ld in
Sec. 25 Twp 38 S. R. 4 W est.
reply.
Twp 38 S. R. 4 W’est.
U nited A ssets Company to Alex
Roy I,. M arkley, vs. May M arkley,
Ella C. W esterlund, to A. P. B ut­
summons.
ler et ux W. 1). $1, Lot 0, W ester­ Anderson et ux Deed $10, Ld in Sec.
13 Twp 36 S. R. 1 West.
S tate, vs. W alter Wood, motion lund eights Add to M edford.
J. E. P ettycrew et ux to W. A.
order.
Ida May N eatham er to F rank J.
of SW,
S tate, vs, Eddie OMalley, sentence and 16KTAOIN KTAOIN ETAO INE Bond et al W. I). $10, E
E. A. L ittrell, J r., E. . L ittrel, K. McCarvel, deed $500, Ld in Sec. 0 Sec. 23 Twp 35 S. R. 2 West.
W. Turnbough to Hugh B. Cal­
M. Moty and H. E. Van Dyke, in­ Twp 35 S. R. 4 West.
houn
W. 1). $10 Ld in Sec 16 Twp
corporate as “ L ittrell P a rts Co.
Alice S arg en t to Allison Moulton
J. S. Hopper. M. J. H opper, C. W. W. I). $10 Ld in Secs 15 and 16 38 S. R. 1 W est.
Almeda Hukill Budge et a | to
Banta. J. M. F uller, incorporate as Twp 38 S. R. 2 West.
"Southern O regon Investm ent co.
A lbert D ougherty to M. B. Bun­ Henry Hukill W. I). $1 SW of SE,
W. J. More, Wm. M. Briggs.
nell et ux, deed $1, P t lot 1, Block SE of SW Sec. 9 Twp 38 S. R. 2 W.
Wm. A. Bond et ux to F. E.
J. C. R obuett, et al, vs. D. E. 1, Bars Ad. to M edford.
Whitby, et al, decree.
W. J. Ilrum hill et ux to S. S. Sherwin Q. C. I). $1 EVi of SW
Ina E. Olwell, vs, F rank II. Roy, Bullis, W. 1). $150, Lot 5, Blk 4, Sec 25 Twp 35 S. R. 2 West.
Jam es W. P e a rt to Belle L. P eart
et al, fo r money.
W alnut Add to M edford.
R. W. Clancy, vs. Ja s E. Edm ins-
Guy R. arp er et al to S. S. Bullis Q. C. D. Lot 5 Bissells Add to Med­
ton, fo r omney.
deed $1, Lots 1 and 2, Blk 4, W al­ ford.
J. A. Lyons et ux to J. W. Cook
R. W. Clancy, vs. S & E F ru it Co., nut add to M edford.
for money.
A. B. Shapard et ux to Norm an E. et ux W. D. $1 Ld in Sec. 19Twp
State, vs Monte Venham , o p e ra t­ Robb et ux W. D. $10, Ld in Sec. 36 37 S. R. 1 W est
Thos. W. V ernon et ux to F red
ing a still
Twp 33 S. R. 1 West.
State, vs. V. L. H ardm on, C. J.
M ary F rances H adfield et vir to W. C roft W. I>. $500 Lot in Gold
Hardm an, o p eratin g a still.
George H. H ersey W. I). $10 W Vi Hil.
State, vs Eddie OM alley, larceny lots 23 and 24 Blk “J ” R ailroad Add
Thelma D. elly, vs, Raym ond E. to Ashland.
THE FU LL PAGE ADV.
Kelly, decree.
S tanley A. R obinett, et al to
J. F. Brown, vs I. C. Poole, etal School Dist. No. 5 W. I). $10 Lot on
default decree cost bill.
Beach street, Ashland.
M u l t i t u d e of B u s i n e s s Me n By A d v e r ­
Mary M erkle etal, vs. H. B. Plum ­
N. E. Taylor et ux to Louise C.
tising Rise in But ine«* W o r l d .
mer ,fo r money.
W alker, W. I'. $10 Pt lot 4, Belle­
Pacific L um ber & Shaleries, ine., vue tra c t in Sec. 15 Twp 39 S. R. 1
vs E. J. M cNerm y et al, for in ju n r- East.
As the new spaper m an looks over
tin and vacation of judgm ent.
Blanche Cook to Thom as A, Crum p
Big Pines Lum ber Co., vs H. Hol- Sr, W. D. $360 Lot in Block 2 exchanges com ing from various p arts
lopeter, sum m ons.
Jacksonville.
of the country, he is im pressed with
Davis & W’eer, inc., vs Rogue
Luke Ryan et ux to Geo. E. W right
River Valiev C anning Co.
et ux W. D. $ lOLd in Sec 6 Twp the g re a t use th a t is being made
of advertising. The advertising space
Rosella Erickson, estate, inventory 88 S. R. 2 W est.
and appraisem ent.
C hristopher C. Beale to Nora Mil­ used in new spapers has greatly in-
Witham I). Davis, estate, annual ler, W. I). $350 Lot 8, Blk 39 Cen­
!creased.
account vouchers order.
tral Point.
Take the big city dailies, fo r in­
Emily F. W ing, estate, final accoun
H enry T. Hull e t ux to Cora E.
order,
T reichler deed $1, 1 /, int in SW of stance. If you took th e new spaper
order.
SW sec 3 Twp 37 S. R. 2 W est.
which before the w ar used to run
Eunice W ing, estate, final account
S. H. Hawks et ux to C. L. Saylor an average of ab out 16 pages, the
I). R. Sham brook, vs. Jom Hodson W. D. $10 Pt lot 5 and 6, Blk 4,
chances are th a t th a t p aper will be
defualt and pjudgm ent cost bil.
Queen Anne Add to M edford.
Thomas E. Tilham , vs George W.
Pauline G rantham to Jam es E. running today from 24 pages to 32.
Porter, et al. reply.
P ickering et ux, W. D. $7500, Ld in The en larg em en t is n o t prim arily
B. E. H arder, ad m in istarto r, vs J. Sec. 21 Tw p 36 S. R. 1 West
E. Edsell, cost bill.
S. Higins to H erb ert Tilley Q. C. due to the use of m ore news, though
Samuel A. R ichardson, dec. estate D. $10 Ld in Sec. 5 Twp 37 S. R. the space given to read in g m a tte r
adm itted to probate.
2 West.
has increased. The big share of the
Anize W heeler Thom as, dec, es­
Sarah Naomi Brown to Joseph E.
'
tate, adm itted to probate.
Brown. Q. C. D. $10 S
of NW, increase is due to advertising.
It is in terestin g also to see how
C atherine Young, estate, final o r­ N Vi of SW Sec. 8 Twp 41, S. R.
der proof of publication.
2 Eas.
m any concerns and in tere sts there
J. P. H allm eyer, estaete. decree.
Sarah Snell Howry et vir to A ug­ are th a t are tak in g big ads of a
J. M. Kerby, estate, peition order ust Johnson et u r W. D. $10 Lot on
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The fact th a t so m any concerns are
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R epainting kitchen walls a t fre ­
quent intervals with fresh paint,
keeps aw ay all insects and pests, and
fills cracks and creases.
An a ttra ctiv e color com bination
for the kitchen is a delicate shade of
lilac for the walls and nile green
with stenciled designs in black.
Spring Gallops in
No doubt about the arrival of Spring.
It was demonstrated this week by the American
Legion, in their Spring Style show and Vaude­
ville at the Armory, last Tuesday and Wednes­
day nights. Big crowds both nights
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