davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
JACKSON ASSESSMENTS FIXED

JEFFERSON. GA, Nav 3-The Demo
cratic executive committee OF jackson
county has assessed the candidates, for
the county primary. which will be held
May Is The assessments follow
Ordinary. $40, commissioner OF roads
Slo; clerk superior court, $50. sheriff. $50.
tax collector $50. tax receiver. $40 treas
urer SIS
For ordinary Judge VILLAS has no op-
position Three are making the race for
chairman Of roads and revenue Fer
clerk Of Superior court tax receiver and
sheriff the races are three-cornered.
Two are offering for tax collector The
present incumbent. George r Smith has
M NurNSit5N0 frea St7rar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
NEMSKA SOCIAL-DEMOKRA
TICNA STRANKA v AV-
STRIJI.

Prve dni novembra Sc je seSel
ma Dunaju strankin Thor avstrii-
sko-nemSke socialisticne stranke.
Povodom tega je strankin izvr-
Sevalni odbor tidal porocilo. IL
katerega je razviden sijajen ma.
predek tie bratske organizaciie.
PorOcilo najprej omenja boje
prot draginji avstrijskega prole-
tariata, pri katerih so bill ustre-
lieni II. septembra |. |. trije So
drugi. Dunajsko dezelno sodisce
je procesih. Xxi so sledili prot.
draginskim demonstracijam. pri-
sodilo 20 let kazni. re Sc priste-
je Sc cas- preiskovalnega in poll
cijskega zapora. Nekaj najboli
vnebovpijocih ~razsodbje najviSji
sodni dvor razveljavil. ali resni-
ca pa ostane, da je dobilO ljud-
stvO namesto kruha in mesa
kroglje in jeco.
Nekatere nadomestne drzavno-
zbOrske volitve so prinesle stran-
Xxi lepe uspehe. Sodrug Schulz
meier .ic dobil pri drzavozborskih
volitvah V juniiu 1911 diva man.
data ma Dunaju. Obdrzal je o.
mega V Leopoldstadt III, odlozil
pa OtakrinSki mandat. V OF
takringu ic bila nadomestna vo-
litev kmalu po grOznih septem-
berskih dogodkih, namreG 3.
oktohra 1911. Tzvoljen .ie bill So
drug Albert Sever in dobil 9S93
glasov. Ker je umrl DRAWN po-
stance. sodrug REESE, XII je zasto-
pal 8. koroSki volilni okraj BE
liak), je bila %potrebna nadomest-
ma volitev. Ia Sc ie izvrSila %.
aprila 1912 in izvoljen ie bill So
drug Florijan Groeger s $500 gla.
sow.
V obcinskih zastopihi majo
nemski sodrugi 1900 mandatov.
Pri prakticnem delu V obcinskih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
Sfranka
Delnicarjem Jugosl. Zadruzne
Tiskafne naznanieI

hoSndnJC.
Glasom zakl.jucka direktori-
ia jugosl. zadruzne tiskarne, ma
sell dine l3. novembra t. l., Sc vrsi
dine 26. decembra t. l. OBJ 8. uri
zvecer ma 1880 So. Center Ave.
Chicago, III.
II. redni obcni zbor d~elnicarjev
Jugoslovanske zadruzne tiskar-
ne, S sledeeim dnevnim redom:
l.. Otvoritev zbora po predsed-
niku;
2. volitev odbora "a pregleda-
ME pooblastil
B. volitev predsednika "a obeni
zbor;
a. poroGilo tajnika, bl~agajnika
in ostalih odbornikov;
3. V korist tiskarne:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

je moral cuvati. Vedno so imeli
vojnO stanje i'll pokazala sc -Je
nova potreba enotnega vodstva,
%glavarja. Telesna moe je bila
takrat posebno cenjena. In glavar
je bill oni, XII je prvi razdrl skup-
no last nepremicnin. Ia poseb-
ne zasluge so mu dajali posebna
placila, in kjer je zaradi pomno-
z%evanja cred postajalo zemljisce
dragoceno, pa so dali tudi gla-
varju IA nagrado kos zemlje V
last. To je "socialni greh'. Poleg
telesne moGi pristopa kot drugi
cinitelj, XII odlocuje pri politicni
veljavi, Sc %bogastvo.
Nagrad V obliki zemljiSGa pa
MISC dobivali lie ~glavarji nego Sc
drugi mozje, Xxi so bill hrabri V
vojski. Tako je nastalo plemstvo
in pray kmalu IA MIN tudi du-
hovniStvo. Nastajali so stanovl
ali razredi, Xxi so Sc V bivstvu raz-
loGevali tenn, da so posedovali
zemljiSca. NajstarejSi document
dOkazujejo, da je bila aristokra-
ella tudi re V barbarski dobi ia
kO raZvita. to nam potrjujejo
egipGanski hieroglifi, start tesla
ment, Homer. Scion je re zapustil
oporoko, i'll Rimljani. Xxi so po-
znali Sc pozno V Zgodovinski do
hi lie IA premiGnine lastninsko
pravicO, so potem. kO so sprejeli
Plebejce V rimsko drzavljanstvo.
s%premenili pojem o las'nini so
cialnim potrebam primerno in Cd
pravili drzavno lastninO.
Sedaj vemo, da sc pojem q
lanstninski pravici izpreminja.
Svojo obliko izpreminja pc pc
trebi. NpraSajmo Sc sedaj, ali jc
zasebna lastnina zadnja i'll maj,
vista stopnja socialnega razvoja
laStninc? Odgovor ma to vpraSa
ME dobimo. dee preiScemo, V kak.
Snem razmerju je sedanji pojem
o l%astnini 5 socialnimi idejami pc
liticno naprednih ljudi in V kak
Snem %razmerju je $ tloveSkimi so.
cialnimi potrebami.
Nsak, kdor lie nekoliko pozna
razmere. DO potrdil. da Sc .je pc
jem zasebue Jasmine V poslednjil
desetletjih omilil in oplemenitil
Rimski pravni pojem V TEN pc
gledu je hill brezobziren. Rimsk
upnik je smel dolzniku. Gee nj no
tel vrniti dolga. odsekati roko
GrSki upnik je smell dolznik;
prot V Suznosti. V nemSkih ma
rodih so kaznovali tatvino
smrtjo me veSalih). ce KIDD n
nlaGal dolgov. .ie moral postal
podloznik. &c Sylok n. pr. zahte
va kos mesa : telesa svoiega dolz
nika. je hill pc beneskih postaval
opraviGen. Ma AngleSkem je bils
Y IS. Stoletju prcdpisana IA ma
!~rnkoStne tatvinc smrtna kazrn
(konec prihodnjiG.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

s%ustovati obGnemu zboru, maj po-
slJeJo svoJim poznancem in zaup-
nixon pooblastila, da jih ma zbo-
ru zastopajo.
Direktorii zadruzne tiskarne,
1880 So. Centre ave-, Chicago. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

6. razmo;
Z. volitev direktorija "a leto
1913;
8. razpust obGnega zbora.
Oddaljeni delnicarji, XII z enih
ali drugih vzrOkov ne moreio pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

zastoplh cutlJo sociJalno demo-
kraticnl z%astopniki kaj zelo po-
manJkanJe socialno d~emokratic-
ne strokovne literature IA obGin-
ske zadeve, cato je re wee konfe-
rene socialno demokraticnih "a
stopnikov zahtevalo. da bi ida.
jala stranka poseben list "a OBJ
cinskO politiko. Strankin zbor bo
sklepal o izdaji lista.
Polititne organizacijc avstrij-
sko nemSke stranke so STEELE kon-
cen junija 1911 146.623 clanov in
steer l2S.S00 moSkih in 1898
zenskih koncem junija 1912 .ic
bilo V organizacijah 125.434 mo-
Skin in 20.090 zenskih, skupaj
145.524 clanov. Stevilo Glanov
je torej nekoliko nazadovalo in
STEER lie pri moSkih, ma Nizje Az
strijskcm in Stajerskem, med tenn
ko so zenske organizacije povsod,
splosne strankine organizacije pa
zlasti ma Dunaju ga 1856 in V
nemSkem delu CeSke ga SD
napredOvale. Prispevki V polite
nth organizacijah znaSajo % do
90 vinarjev ma mesec, Ia zenske
povsod 40 vinarjev. Clanice zen
skin organizacij dobiva.jo brez-
plaGno INSTRUMENTATION
Xxi izhaja V $4,000 izvodih. Zene,
Xxi so tudi : strokovnih organiza-
cijah, plaGujejo lie pc 20 vinarjev.
Organizacija sluzkinj, Xxi je bila
ustanovljena pomladi leta 1911,
Steje ma Dunaju 700 Glanic, V
Gradcu III Solnogradu imajo
sluzkinje krajevne skupine. Cen
tralni zvezi delavk ma domu pri-
pada 1881 zen, Xxi so organizira-
ne V q %krajevnih skupinah.
Mladinska org~anizacija ina
BOO krajevnih skupin (l910 pa
1851, cd teh je 191 skupin ma
CeSkem. Stevilo clanov je pa
poskocilo cd 2OOO ma 1000! Ola.
silo mladinskih organizacij izha.
ia pc enkrat ma mesec V 5000
iztisih.
Avstrijsko nemska stranka ina
6 dnevnikov in sicer ma Dunaju
V Gradcu. Libercah. Solnogradu
Lincu in lnomostu. Diva lista IL
hajata pc trikrat ma teden "
Ustju i'll Teplicah), Sest listov pc
dvakrat i'll enajst listov pc en-
krat Ma teden. Nsakih ii dni IL
hajata zensko glasilo Arbeite
rinnen-Ieitung' in agitatoricn:
list ,,,,Das Volk''. Znanstveno gla
silo nemSkih sodrugov. mesecnil
Der kampf''. izhaia 400 IL
vodih. Pc enkrat ma mcsec izha
jajo 'Bildungsarbeit'. list. k
daje navodila IA izobrazevalnC
delo (2250 izvodov). protialko
nolno glasilo Der Abstinent'
(26O0 izvodov). glasilo mladin
skin organizacij Der jugendli
che Arbeiter''. Saljivi list ''Di,
Glihlichter' 10000 izvodov) il
, Sportni listi. V nemSkem .iezikr
izhaia - strokovnih listov. Xxi $,
tiSkajo V 349.950 izvodih, , "a
druzna lista. Xxi imata $4,000 ma
kIade. Vsega skupaj Sc tiska av.
strijsko nemSkih socialisticnih Ii
stow V enkratni nakladi 500 O(
izvodov.
Centralisticne strokovne orga-
nizacije so %pridobile 21.340 ella.
nov $4,000 ma Dunaju in NiziC
Avstrijskem) i'll imajo seda.j
42l .905 clanov. cd teh je 1891
moSkih in 1891 zenskih. Contra.
liSticne Zadruzne zveZe imaiC
273.05s 091O pa 249.450 6lanov
Kako zivahno gibanje vlada
med nemSkimi sodrugi. kaze ste.
vilo politicnih shodov: druStve.
nih shodov je bio 4736. shodov
po = in shodov zaupnikov .je hi,
10 1852 in l.judskin shodov 20S5
V svrho agitacije je izdala stran.
ka V zadnih trch letih 1860 5C
letakov in broSur.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

EKSEKUTIVA:
los. Zavrtnik st, Tomo Besenic, M. Luce, Frank Podlipec. v Tomas
p. j. Savich, s. Fabianich.
Frank Pdic, 81 tajnik, Ill Market St, Chicago. Ill
Sce eksekuuve so vsak pvi cetrtek V mcscu oh 5 ui zveGer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

=. hoLyn' Wash. - Jug@l soc udruzenie, tainHk Frank Razen. box 445
WISCONSIN:
!. Milwaukee, Wis - Jugosl. soc. uduzono .oi,;h MI, Ir., 40.
Grove 81. ""N MIN hhch' SV4
CaIcJor%, 81 ro ouR@h %iaISticn udhulenJe, tajnik l.. Vidmarich, 2l1
W"o"" 81 Ofgahizator NJ cubrho.- Seize so vsko zadnio pcdelov
% o.. vest III, Wns-JugosL 500. udruzenie, tai. Steve Besenich, 469-5lst ave
% snnn"aukee, WIS. - Jugosl. soc. skupna taink Frank Novak o57 It aro
SEIZE so vsk drug petek v meSu. ' "' Isl" ave
WYOMING: -
~ upe1or, Wyo. - JugosL Soc skupina, tajnik Iukas Grosor P, AZ,
10. SeJe so Vsako drugo nedejo v me,ecu popoidne ID Q ui v Hall X Po,uxko
%" S"@twater, Wyo. - JugosL soc kub tajnik Jernei Baida
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25
TRANSFERS OF REALTY
Deeds That Have Been Filed For Re-
cord In jackson County Since
Last Report.

Y. H. Allen ct al. to Edward E
Ash, lots 3, and 6, sec. 8, twp "a
s., range 1 w, $40.
William A. Schlinsog ct ux. tc
Lydia Andrews, 14O acres in sec. 21
twp. SO s., range l W., $40.
Edgar G. Whiteside ct ux. to H
w. Lindsay, lot 6, blk. 2, also w. "
lot 7, Shields add. Central Point
$40.
Cristabel Rose Heffner ct vir. tc
Daniel Milestone, 80 acres in twp
81 s., range 2 W., 81.
Harry d. Mills ct ux. to Ala n
Mills, property in Butte Falls, $40.
Charles Burgess ct ux. to w. c.
Norris, property in Medford, $40.
George w. Trefren ct ux. to Syl-
vester Patterson ct ux., lot 4, blk.
u, Ashland, $500.
L. Niedermeyer ct ux. to Enos Con-
ger, 80 acres in twp. 81 s., range
W., $4,000.
Louis A. Rostein ct ux. to Joseph
Rostein, 80 Y acres in sec. 81, twp.
80 S., range w, $40.
August Lawrentz ct ux. to Mabel
Brobeck, lot T. blk. 7, Ross add to
Medford, $40.
w. H. Moore ct ux. to A. P. Tai
ent ct uX., portion of lot 3, blk. IS,
Medford, $40.
A. P. Talent ct ux. to w. A. Mess
ner, portion of lot 5 and all of lot
6, block IS, Medford, $1O..
w. H. Moore ct ux. to w. A. Mess
ner, portion of lot 5, blk. Is, Med
ford, $40.
Isaac c. Moore to F. G. McWil-
liams ct ux., property in Ashland
SO.
Jared Thatcher ct ux. to Colum-
bus Stumbaugh, property in Nickel
add. Medford, $40.
Mildred Somers ct vir. to Nora NJ
Jones, rs acre in Nickel add. Med
fo!d, $40.
Columbus Stumbaugh ct ux to
Mildred Somers, property in Nickel
add. Medford, 81.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25
She Readily Responds.

The Ready Letter Writer CIV. S.
M" whose letter in search of a wife,
in proud Massachusetts, appeared
in the Tidings of October 81, has, in
a sense, met with his reward, as
may be judged from the tenor of the
subjoined communication, just re-
ceived. We think, however, that,
with such an appetizing list of mar
riageable young ladies in Ashland
and parts adjoining that charity
should begin at home" and perhaps
the Mabel appearing in this corre-
spondence may, in a self-sacrificing
spirit, be induced to bring this wor-
thy motive home to the Rogue river
gallant before proceeding further to
business. There is little doubt but
that Mabel is to the manner born
and would not let little thing like
matrimony stand in the way of man
ifesting her sisterly affection in this
direction.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25
LIMIT WILL BE CHANGED.
Bag Will Probably BE Reduced to
Three Bucks i'm Season.

The deer season which closed Oc-
tober 81 may be the last in which
each hunter will be allowed to kill
five deer. State Game Warden w. l..
Finley is working for a reduction of
the limit from five to two or three,
probably two, and a measure to that
effect will be introduced at the next
session of the legislature, says the
Portland Telegram.
Oregon is the most liberal state in
the Union at present, and although
deer are still plentiful, the fact that
their sequestered glens are being ap-
preached by steam and electric rail-
ways makes a reduction of the limit
necessary for the perpetuation of the
species, according to Mr.. Finley.
California and Washington, states
which have as much deer ground as
Oregon, allow the hunter to get but
two deer is any season, while Mon
tant permits three.
This measure may find consider
able opposition from some hunters,
but Mr.. Finley is confident that the
majority will be glad to see a reduc-
tion of the number allowed.
The season past has been marked
by the absence of infractions of the
laws, for at least the absence Of
cases brought to the notice of Off
cials. Other years many hunters
were usually caught for killing deer
after the season had legally closed.
This year only one such case was
brought forward John Straight of
Oregon City was arrested for killing
deer on November 2. He was caught
in the hills near Cazadero. That he
killed the deer after the season
closed was not definitely ascertained,
but he at least had the deer in his
possession, which is also an infraction
of the law.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25
Mabel's Pointed Letter.
November IA, 1912.

November IA, 1912.
Dear Walter: | was indeed
pleased to hear from you and am ex-
ceedingly curious to know just what
you are like. Your letter has surely
filled me with all kinds of inspira-
tions which | hardly dare dream Of.
Indeed, | am perfectly willing to
make our friends sit up and take
notice
1T gives me great pleasure to play
the game to finish. What's the use
stopping before you win out? You
surely are funny fellow, aren't you?
At any rate, you amuse me, and | do
wish | could see things the way you
do. | admire the confidence and
trust with which you write and do
wish | had half the amount : begin
to feel very weak wnen I think how
very strong you must be. | suppose
that's because you are a man and
have the miraculous powers of OBJ
tanning your ambitions.
Zone could hardly help feeling the
abundant supply of sunshine radiat-
ing throughout your personality and
do hope you will continue to shine
on a little spot good many miles
from Ashland. | guess you have
made a big hit with Mabel, for she
always did admire gallant men.
That's one thing (and l say it with
blush) you can't find in New Eng
land, and I'm sure of what | speak.
please don't bother to hunt on
the beach for other pebbles. When
you want to, write me.
Very cordially yours,
MABEL H. A."
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25
BARRED FROM JURY DUTY.
Oregon Code Said to Provide That All
Juries Must Consist of Men.

Regardless of the passage of the
woman suffrage amendment at the
recent election, there will be no wom-
en- juries in Oregon. This interesting
bit of information was given in a
Portland dispatch to the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. Since the right of
franchise has been granted to women
in this state, the first discovery of
the fact has been made by many
women and men, although the suf-
frage campaign leaders say they knew
it, jury duty, is denied women, the
state code expressly providing that
all juries, grand, petit, coroner's and
otherwise, shall consist of a body of
men.
Questions have already been raised
as to the eligibility of women voters,
and inquiries at the office of United
States District Attorney McCourt de-
veloped the fact that these questions
have been threshed out to a consid-
cradle extent already, and there are
new points of law involved which are
still disputed.
However, there is no question that
a foreign-born unmarried woman
must be naturalized in the United
States. if she may vote The REQUIRE
ments for naturalization are the
same as those for a male.
1t is equally understood, according
to local Interpretation of the law,
that a foreign-born woman who mar
ries an American thereby becomes an
American. Registration will be re-
quired for women as for men, and
the usual residence of six months pre-
ceding an election. The filing of the
first papers for citizenship one year
before an election will be required of
women unless otherwise decreed by
the federal naturalization laws,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25
The Edison of the NAVY

In the December American Maya
zine appears an article about Henry
Z. Muslin, who is called "the Edison
of the Navy" because he invented
and perfected the sighting devices
which have made possible the use of
the giant guns which modern battle
ships are equipped An extract from
the article follows:
"Of course telescopes are tele-
scopes.
1T was about the year 1885 that
the telescope was first tested in con-
junction with the firing of modern
gun. The tremendous conclusion
broke the lens, however, so that in
order to use it at all the telescope
had to be detached from the gun
before firing, thereby entaling a loss
of several seconds in time after aim
had been taken.
Later, to obviate this defect, the
telescope was adjusted to the axis of
the gun by system of parallel arms
moving up and down in unison with
the gun, though detached from it,
This, of course, was a great improve
ment, but there were still grave prac-
tical defects.
We'll, along in the early '9Os a
young midshipman at Annapolis,
lean-faced and square of jaw, built
like a medium-sizer Hercules, quiet
hammered, but bulldog in the foot
ball field, interested himself in the
study of optics. Naturally enough
his thoughts were directed to the de-
fective lenses of the gun telescopes
The lenses brok when the guns were
fired, therefore it was necessary to
invent non-breakable lens.
"One day, years later, while sta
toned in Washington, Muslin called
few of his brother officers to the
window near his desk on the second
floor of building in the navy yards.
He showed them a lens with a metal
band 'shrunk' around its circumfer-
ence. Then he opened the window
and deliberately threw the lens with
all his might upon the brick pave
ment below. The others knew of his
pet hobby, and thought he had given
it up in disgust and had taken this
way of telling them so. But he put
on his hat, lit a cigarette, and bade
them follow him. He led them down
the stairs amid considerable joking
and out to the spot where the lens
lay on the pavement. The glass was
unbroken. The one great defect of
the telescope sight had ben overcome,
and Muslin had made possible the
long-range gunnery of the modern
navy. The thud of the little glass
disk with it's metal collar upon the
brick pavement was the signal for
the nations to begin to build their
dreadnaughts.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25
COUNTY COURT REPORT
Grind of the jackson County Court
Mostly Routine Work for
Last Week.
New Cases.


c. w. Forbes and o. H. Heninger
co-partners as Forbes & Heninger
VS.. f. J. Mahan, John E. Mahan, For
est E. Mahan and w. A. Turner, sui
in equity for enforcement of mechan
les lien.
Victor Plymal VS.. E. Grace Plymal
dismissed.
A w. Hodgson ct al. VS.. Ed NJ
Conner ct al, dismissed.
A. w. McCutcheon VS.. eIcedol
Viola McCutcheon, divorce. Decree
uy default.
J. A. Calfee VS.. Jennie Burnette et
al, decree granted.
Gertrude Michael VS.. Fred Michael
divorce decree by default.
Laura A. Ryan, Administrative Of
the estate of James Waiter. Ryan
VS.. Twohy Bros, order overrulins
demurrer.
Samuel Bucher Simmons as admin
istrator of the estate of John NJ
Simmons, deceased, VS.. Twohy Bros.
order overruling demurrer
r. E. O'Brien as administrator OF
the estate of William Carol Byene
deceased, VS.. Twohy Bros, order
overruling demurrer.
Pasqual Ysunza VS.. Twohy Bros,
order overruling demurrer.
Madeline Hoy Parker VS.. R. NJ.
Whiteside, order to file amended
complaint
Andrew Haertle VS.. A. P. Donohue,
default.
Christabel Rose Heffner VS.. Daniel
Milestone, final decree of partition.
Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
William Tracey, deceased, order ap-
pointing Fred w. Tracey administra-
tor Order appointing H. L. Gilkey
H. l.. Andrews and Joseph Moss ap-
praisers for Josephine county. Or.
der appointing j. E. Barkdull, ]. S
Orth and w. b. Jackson appraisers
for Jackson county,
In the matter of the estate of viii.
liam ]. Virgin, deceased. Fourth
report of e. " Carter, executor, ap
proved.
In the matter of the estate of Liz.
zie Hale, deceased. Order appoint
ing Ernest A. Words administrator
In the matter of the estate O
Mary E. Mccall, deceased, inven
tory and appraisement filed and ap
proved showing personal propert,
amounting to $2,732.54 and rea
property to the amount of $1O,5OO
In the matter of the estate o
Frank Ennis. deceased, order for tn,
sale of personal property.
In the matter of the estate of Ed
ward Price Vicroy, deceased, orde
approving final account of execute
5'nd directing distribution of estate
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The PORTLAND EVENING TELE-
GRAM and Ashland Tidings one year,
$500.
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Phone job orders to the Tidings.
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Sues Doctor Because He Failed to Die

Spokane, Wash, Nov. 21.--Be-
cause he did not die as predicted.
William Goldblatt, jeweler, has
brought suit against DR.. G. H. Rohr
of this place. He alleges, that the
doctor told him he was suffering
with cancer of the stomach and
would live only a short while, so he
sold his business at a sacrifice and
waited for death. Waiting soon be-
came tiresome and he consulted
some specialist, who found that he
was in perfect health.
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Carnegie Gives Funds for PensiOning
EX-PreSidentS.

New YcrN. Nov. 21.-Future ex-
presidents ot the United States will
be pensioned in the sum of $25, 900
annually by the ac> ion of the Carne-
gle corporation of NV York today,
The grant is provided |lth the loea
of enabling former execdh YES OF the
nation to devote their kNL Wedge
gained in public affairs to the p ,uDlic
good free from pecuniary care.
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Penalized.

He-Dearest, you're the goal of
my affections.
She (removing his arm)-Five
yards for holding.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25

SUNSET MAGAZINE and Ashland
idings one year $2.75 to old or new
subscribers. Regular price of Sunset
Magazine is $50 per year.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-11-25
Standard Vinegar Defined.

Vinegar has been defined as "a
condiment made from various sugal'y
or starchy substances by alcoholic
and subsequent acetic fermenta-
ton" In the United States Stand
ards of Purity for Food Products"
vinegar made from apples is defined
as follows: Vinegar, cider vinegar,
apple vinegar is product made by
the alcoholic and subsequent acetous
lamentations OF the juice of the ap-
pie, and contains not less than 4 per
cept acetic acid and not less than
1.6 per cent of apple solids. If vine
gar is made from pure juice in the
way indivated in this article, there
will be no difficulty in meeting the
legal requirements. Starting with
an apple must containing II per cent
of sugar, the final product should
easily contain more than per cent
acetc acid, which is more than re-
quired by law. The method of test
ing vinegar will be given in the bull
letin which is in preparation.
(To be continued.)