ASHLAND AMERICAN
Richard O. Morelock et uv to Del- And from our own Oklahoma Mrs. “ To think without confusion clearly. ly newspaper, is now being published
Bert Puett, W D $400 S Wof NW, Jennie
To act from honest motiv purely,
Duffy writes.
Yreka. This is the third newspa­
NW of SW Sec. 5 Twp 36 S R 2 W. “ I am w riting to tell you I am To love their fellow men sincerely. at
A rretta E. Zana to T. J. West W busy teaching Expression and that I To trust in God and Heaven securely. per for that county seat town. Roy
Lot 14 Blk 16 Gold ill.
have chosen three orations for my
Lola J. Bodine, Albany, Ore., in M. Avery and Jam es E. Lovejoy
« D J. $175,
W.
Noonchester
to
W.
Noon—
i
high
school
boys
from
the
pages
of
are the owners.
(R e p o r t e d by Jrck*on County A b ­ chesetre W I) $1, Lot 1 Blk 2 Sum
Ribbon Review.
1 the Union Signal and they have met W hite -------------------------
s t ra c t Co., Sixth Street a n d
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mit Ave eHights add to Medford. with splendid success.”
Central A"enue, Medford)
J. W. Noonchester to Wm. Noon Now friends, put up your signal,
Yreka H at Three Paper*
Please phone society items to 95.
cester Q D $1, Lots 1 to 8 in keep it up. Send the advertising me­ The Siskiyou Times, a semi-week­ T hat’s
the American phone.
C L E R K E O F F IC E
Block 3, Lots 4 to 11 inc. Block dium of the W. C. T. U.— the Union
Perry E. W ynkoop, vs. Coni M. 2. Summit Ave Heights add to Med Signal— to friends and acquaintance
ford.
Wynkoop, divorce.
give it to teachers, judges and col­
William Molt, vs. A. G. W right, J. A. Perry et ux to Ralph E. leges.— Union Signal.
P A IN T E R S
et ux, to recover property.
Sweeney et ux W D $500, Lot 2,
Ada Carnell, Vs. Medford Irriga­ Perrys Second subdivision.
GEORGE E. FOX
SC IE N T IFIC T E M P E R A N C E
tion District, et al, damages.
J. H. Cooley to Porter J. Neff,
C L IF F BURLINGAM E
State, vs. A ugustine Vagnz, tra n ­ deed $1, Lot 1, Blk 22 Medford.
RE A L E S T A T E and IN S UR A N C E
A. C. Burgess et uvx to Norman “ Individuals die, but so much of
script of judgm ent.
Good Bargains in Land
Pa
in
ter
and
Decorator
State, vs, Jesus P. Cervantes, F. Ohrt, W I) $10. Lot 6( Blk 2,( truth as they have received and re­
and City P roperty
vealed to hum anity, so much of un­
Papering, Tinting
Orchard Add. to Medford.
Transcript of Judgem ent.
State, vs. Mrs. Joe Ryder, trans­ F. M. Poole et ux to Agnes Downs selfish, uncalculating service, as they
Central Point -
- Oregon
Phone 98
W. I). $10, Lot 19 & 20 Blk J Rail have rendered to mankind, cannot
cript of judgm ent.
be
lost
when
*hey
die.
Hum
anity
re­
State, Vs, Jose Ramerez, trans­ road Add to Ashland.
calls their lives, treasures up their
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cript of judgm ent.
A T T O R N E Y S -A T -L A W
contributions, and those who follow
Ralph E. Koozer, Ella J. P ater­
How
aptly
the
above
statem
ent
H ave a fit a t
son. E. B. Adamson, W. J. Ferns,
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
applies to our beloved Frances Wil­
incorporate as Bagley Canning Co.
O í» KS T ailoks
lard. From the time she made the
Mary E. Dudley, vs, Ralph Wr.
vital decision to "T rust in the Lord
W. G. T R IL L
Oak S tre e t
Dudley, waiver default findings and
BY MAY BENEDICT
and do good,” her life became one
conclusion decree.
'
/
P
rice»
to
s
u
it
of unselfish, uncalculating service.
R. W’. Campbell, vs. Opal Camp­
FORMER SALOON REM ONSTR­ Inspired educator that she was, she
ev ery p u rse
bell, divorce.
Attorney-at-Law— Nota ry Public
devoted her suprem e efforts to es­
ANCE
United States, vs. R. H. Avery,
tablishing e d u c a t ional gardens
discharge of tax lien.
R E A L E ST A T E
Central Point -
* Oregon
the lengt hand breadth of
J. W. LaTourete, et al, vs, C. J. These names are copied from an throughout
the
land,
firm
ly
im
planting
the
seed
Semon et al, dem urer.
old saloon rem onstrance published in
truth. As she traveled to and fro,
City of Rogue River, Cs. Pauls 1890. This remonstranceagaim jt a of
-S E E -
of devoted women were thus
Electric store, et al, judgm ent.
saloon in Ashland has been in the unions
MORTUARY
BR O W N & RICE
formed, bound by the firm cords of a
Joe J. Jones, vs. George Daniel, keeping of the first W. C. T. U. common
aim,
the
constant
enriching
for
a
bargain
in
et al to quiet.
president, Mrs. Ann Russell all these
tilling of the soil within a given
Portland Association of Credit .wars and it is by her favor that and
— REAL ESTATE—
Men. vs, R. H. Burton, judgm ent. we are perm itted to publish these area.
63
North Main Street
Truly
has
it
been
said
th
at
“the
Norma Reeder, vs. Wallace Reed­ names. There are ¿23 names of our path of a good woman is strewn with
PERL FUNERAL HOME
Ashland,
Oregon
er, order oath waiver findings and citizens on the rem onstrance, but flow ers—hut they spring up behind
conclusion.
we are aiming only to publish those her footsteps, not before.” We who
Corner Sixth and Oakdale
Ira Tilley, vs. Charles A. Elliott who are still living or who have are
following where Frances W il­ A. M. Beaver
Telephone 68
chattel lien.
relatives still in Ashland.
lard
trod
are
indeed
reaping
the
re­
Phone 47
M edford, Oregon
Kimbell F ru it Company, vs. Geo. Kemonstrators against saloons in ward, out with blessings come res­ Beaver Realty Co.
Kaufman, summons.
Ashland in 1890— H. B. Carter, W. ponsibilities. From “fainting hands Reliable-Responsible, Real Estate,
Ruth Hew itt, vs, E. K. Hewitt, H. Atkinson, W. A. Cordell, Benja­ the torch she threw ,” and her gard­
Loans, Insurance
min Fox, Wm. L. Johnson, John
motion and order.
have now become our sacred References: Citizens Bank of Ash­
Walace Woods, vs, J. Rinehart, et Howell, J. K. Helman, F. G. Strange, ens
A BS T R A C T O R S
Upon each union devolves land, F irst National Bank, State
J. S. Herrin, L. H. Blakeman, D. charge.
al, summons.
Bank of Ashland— 175 Main St.
the duty of cultivating, planting and
E. M. Tucker, vs. Jack W arnes, McCarthy, S. Patterson, Horace Root casting
weeds, ever bearing
ASHLAND, OREGOON_____
J. W. Alnutt. B. 11. Hatch, J. L. in mind out that the "They
et al, for money.
upward
JACKSON COUNTY
Sudden Service Repair Shop, vs. Downing, L .J. Larson, Wm. Lyttle- still and onward who must
would keep
ton, F. M. Grainger, 0. Ganiard, H. abreast of tru th .”
Frank Boardman, chatel lien.
ABSTRACT CO.
A. M. Galligan, et al, vs. Wiliam L. W alter, Wm. Gilroy, Charles The time ow year has arrived
R
E
A
L
E
S
T
A
T
E
F-stahlished in 1885
Ganiere, D. P. W alrad, H. Fox, C.
Wisener, lien on chattels.
your gardens must be sown,
Good City for Country
THE ONLY COM PLETE TITLE
George W olff, vs. Jake Howard, H. Gillette, Eugene W alrad, J. H. when
that
the
first
crop
(posters
and
es­
SYSTEM IN JACKSON COUNTY
and Trade*—
Russell, D. L. Rice, F. W. Barclay,
estate, lien.
may be harvested before May F. L. — N U Buys
Abstract* of Title and
The Commercial Corporation, xs. S. R. Michaels, Mark Dodge, E. F. says)
TTER
240 E. Main
30.
Title Im u ran ce.
Loomis, O. R. Myer, J. Million, C. F. Some counties report fine progress
E. M. Tucker, answer.
Ashland, Oregon
G. W. Hines, vs, Harold E. Hines Shephard, J. M. Potter, Ernest Hick, with ground already broken and
C. F. Frizell, R. P. Neil, J. R. Wick,
et al, foreclosure.
seed sown. The rules for culti­
A. M. Galligan et al, vs. William Robert Goodyear, C. W. Root, H. H. some
MONUMENTS
vation
aw ait your order. If the
Thornton, G. R. Matthews, I). C. name of now your
Wisener, to enforce lien.
I,.
T.
L.
superintend­
Viola May Corby, vs. George L. Herrin, Jacob Wagner, J. O. Allen, ent is sent soon, a few packages of Are you going to Buy or Build a
F. L. Nelson, J. P. Murphy, I). R.
Corey, motions.
Home in Aihland ? 7 ?
will be given in addition to
BLUE GRANITE
State, vs. W alter Woods, order Mills, J. W. Hatcher, G. W. Cole, seed
W rite JOHN B. SHE L E Y ,
plans
and
rules.
T. W. Bryant, C. Mingus, Benjamin
an trial and verdict|
Central
Point,
Oregon
SW
AN B L U E QUARRY CO.
Let us concentrate our efforts
State, vs, Roy DeAutrem ont, Ray Eggleston, Amos Willits, W. A. during
for LOANS-IO year
the
next
few
weeks
upon
this
S. A. Swan, M anager
DeAutremant, Hugh DeAutremont, W alker, J. J. Wolters, S. J. W’alter, labor of love, placing before the County Agent for the Benefit Sav­
Is
now
ready to render best prices
F. H. Carter, A. Dickey, W. W. youth of our state, the principles
alias E. E. Janies, orders.
ing* & Loan Aaiociation
on
all
kinds
of granite and ceme­
Kentor,
C.
I).
Van
Dyke,
Charles
J.
B. E. H arden, (adm r.) vs. T.
W e make loan* on town property
which
will
enable
them
“
to
w
rite
tery
work.
Apply P. O. Box 34,
Foster S. F. Thornton, Wm. H. Neff their record tru e.” That is, in the
Ralph Pittoek, et al, foreclsoure
anywhere in the county.
ASHLAND,
OREGON
Clarissa C. Biglow, estate, inven­ A. S. Hammond, J. P. Dodge, L. A. words of Van Dyke:
Sackett and E. V. Carter.
tory and appraism ent,
Thomas N. B. Taylor, estate, ap­
Home to Get $5500
plication order.
Jean F. Nimocks, dec. estate, ad­ Hillsboro, Or., April 13.— (Spe­
mitted to probate.
cial.)— An estate valued at $5500
Elam R. Gall, (dec.) estate, ad­ was left to the W. C. T. U. Children
mitted to probate.
F arr home at Corvallis, Or., under
Abbie J. Champlin, (dec.) estate, the term s of the will of Mrs. Luella
J. Lewis, filed for probate here to­
inventory and appraisem ent.
Henry Edwards Gudehus, (dec.) day. Mrs. Lewis’ only near relative
admitted to probate.
is a brother, Melvin II. Campbell of
William W. Young, estate, order. Chautauqua, N. P. Her husband died
Delbert A rm priest, estate, order, several years ago.— Oregonian.
Ernestine Erdm anse, estate, ad­
mitted to probate.
K E E P UP THE SIGNAL
R E C O R D E R S O FF IC E
F. W ithers
G. C. G riffin ex tu, to Nita Greav­ One of Della
the most peristent adver­
es W I) $10, S tt of lots 14 and 15 tisers
in the history of sucecss was
Blk 4, Park Add to Medford.
Crusoe. He knew what he
W. Wr. Hall et ux to Maurice C. Robinson
wanted— a ship— and he put up an
Murrey, W D $10, Lot 0, Blk 1, “ad”
THE
for one. He flung a shirt on a
Ross Add to Medford.
pole,
at
the
top
of
his
island.
That,
J. A. P erry, et ux to Olive S.
Woolf, et al W D $500, Lot 1, Per­ in the language of the sea, was
plain to every seafaring man.
ry Second subdivision.
was small— there
Leonard S. Hicks to Helen A. was The no circulation
medium— but Crusoe
Murrey, W I) $10, Pt lot 1, Block kept at other
it despite the fact that he
3. Barrs Add to Medford.
no inquiries for a long time. He
Moved to the
C. W. Davis et ux to O. L. Corn­ got
his copy, as one garm ent
wall, W D $1, N H lot 2. Blk 1, S changed
another was frayed out; and
121/, ft of lot 3, Blk 1. Medford. after
the end he got what he wanted.
Annie J. W'ymard to George P. in Suppose
Crusoe had taken down
Baker, et ux, W I) $10, NE Sec. 12 that signal after
a time and declared
Twp 35, S. R. 2 W est.
doesn’t pay,” where
B. E. H arder to A. W. Pipes WT “advertising
he and his story be now? Put
B $10, Lots 1 and 2, Blk 54, Med­ would
up your signal and keep it there.
ford.
,
note it is stated Robinson
Newly Remodeled, Decorated and Refinished
Bert Anderson et al to A. W. You knew
what he wanted and ad­
Pipes, W D $10, Lots 1 and 2, Blk Crusoe
vertised for it. You know what you
54, Medford.
want— the sonsummation of ail that
NEXT DOOR TO HEATH’S CONFECTIONERY—JUST EAST OF ELK’S
J T. Bates, et to W. A. Bates, our
stands for— a dry
deed
Lot 19, Blk 44, Medford. world. organization
TEMPLE—LARGE DISPLAY WINDOWS AND MORE ROOM
Then you must sell the idea.
Nettie Cook, et vir to Esther Sook You must
advertise,
far
and
near,
W I) $1. Pt Sec. 6 Twp 28 S R 4 W. the g ....1 which has been Accom­
W. H. Casebeer et ux to C. K.
in a few years through pro­
Buckman et ux W D $10, Lot on plished
hibition in the United States. The
Hazel street in Central Point.
Signal advertises the benefits
Esther Cook to Jam es T. Cook et Union
prohibition— constantly. It shows
ux W I) $1, Pt Sec. 0 Twp 38 S R of
the attractiv-ness of right living and
4 West.
ways and means of going
D. F. Carlson et al. to Ashland suggests
forward
to
attainm ents.
C'.If Club. Q C I) $1. Pt DLC 53 Twp From the higher
White Ribbon of South
3'' S R 1 East,
comes the proof that “adver­
O. C. Bogs, et ux to First Insur- Africa pays:”
“ut nee Agency W I) $10. W 'i of tising
“ We are indebted to the Union
NK. Got lot 3, Sec. 4 Twp 36 S R Signal
for interesting articles and
1 W?st.
this opportunity of expressing
James F. W inget to O. F. Burnett take
thanks and appreciation of the
‘ t ux, W D $10 Lot 11. Blk 0. Gar- our
and inspiration gained from this
’ A Sabin Add. to Rogue Rived. help
valuable
source, as it comes to us
L. W. Patridge to Augusta W.
by week.”
Have*, deed $10. NE of NE Sec. week
From South Rhodesia, Africa, we
Twp 35 S R 2 West.
of a strange custom in one of
Pine Belt Ranking Co., to Albert learn
SEE US FOR WIRING OR ANY ELECTRICAL WORK
the
mining
towns.
Ibifmann et ux W D $10. N 1 of “About four
o’clock in the a fte r­
NW Sec. 22 Twp 35 S R 3 East.
there are social gathering, not
E• C. Chapman ft ux to Robert noon
for a cun of tea hut for a drink of
M. Kent et ux W. D. 10, Ld in DLC whisky.
One good woman em phatic­
«0 Twp 37 S R 3 East.
ally
refuses
to have the people meet
Lily Bean to Inez Ferguson, Q. C. her home for
these partie« that are
D $1. Lot 0. Blk 41 Central Point. ;n ’ailed
Sundowners.” She ha«
William E. Gibson to L. Nieder- ->»rncd “ the
appellation of the
"jeyer. W D $10, Pt lot 12, Blk 73 “ Lemonade Lady’
because she is
Medford.
ready
at
any
time
to
tem per­
F. dwin M. W hite et ux to G. L. drink« in piece serve
W. H. Sams
IN NEW LOCATION
277 E. MAIN
of w n i« y at
Knivht et ux W D $10, WVi Block ance
ho.f
Sundown
gatherings.
This
good
3. Fvtcnsion of Siskiyou eights all fr iend> o ' tht tem perance, cause is
to Medford.
of those who 1« receiving the
. ' nnie ansram et al to Anna « W , rin one
Union
Signal through the generous
r i» 0 r I) $10, lot 1. blk 3. Siskl*
’•inline**, «f th** Kentucky W. C. T. U.
AROUND THE
COURT HOUSE
MOVED
ASHLAND ELECTRIC SUPPLY
HERSEY BUILDING
Visit Our New Store
New things electrical for the summer season,
will please you
Prices to meet your approval
ASHLAND ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Vm Height« add to Medford.
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