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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-02
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APpEALs.

Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock with Circuit Judges
Waddill in attendance.
Cases argued yesterday:
No. l294-Arthur Brooks. appellant
appellee and cross ppeliant Cross
appeals from the District Court at
Philippi. W, va, Argued by Arthur S.
Talbot. Webster Springs. W. Va. for
appellant and cross-appellec. and by
p. H. Hill Arnold, Elkins. w. Va. for
the appellee and cross-appcllant, and
submitted.
istrator, ct al, appellants, VS.. Henry
j. MCCORMICK ct al; appellces. Appeal
from Fl, III the District Court at Charleston,
Further argued by James A. paymc,
w. p, r: Byrne Charleston. w. Va,
for ho e. and IS a p In
Jackson, Charleston. w. Va; j. j.
Divine. Wcleh, w Va; z. 7. Xinson,
ca o%mbas W w a. R Rsss Ham
delphia. Pa: and Anderson, strothcr
& Hughes; WEIGH, w. Va: for the APP
Cases in call to-day:
No. l2!I-ATary G. Leary. administra-
, ndii, of of James ,,s p i;eary deceased APP
pellccs. Appeal from the Distric,
Court at Lynchhurg. Va. To be argued
Lynchburg, Va. for the appellant. and
by Marion Erwin, special assistant Ia
tho AttorneyCiencral, and Abram j.
Rose. Mew York. for the appellecs.
pcllant, VS.. the United States ct al. APP
pelleos. Appeal from the District Cour,
a noss W. New TO orb be argued by
pellant, and by Marion Erwin. special
assistant to the Attorney General. New
York; Theodore w. Rcath, Phiadel-
phia, Pa; i. :. Kirkpatrick, J. r. Cole
man and a. t. STROBE. Lynchburg, Va.
for the appcllces.
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HEnR1co TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds OF Bargain ana sa
Noun ttnr tn no ION f...i

Aiaopntins to So. 100. s.
to ElzaSeth K n puan sa lots iofS IT, a.
and 10. block ., and lots 49,, IA. 10. i6,
u, as. 10 and 90, block M, plan of
1914. tax 90 cents, $40.
19S.Greenwood Villa Co. to Walter
of city: also 10 acres near Brook Turn
pike, about seven miles north of city:
also O.62 acres OH County Road; alwo
ono acre on Greenwood Road about
eight miles from city. November "a,
1914: tax $3.50. $40.
poration to jamie l.. Christian, lots 5,
6 and Z. block e. plan of Monument
Heights. November S, 1914, tax 81,
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BOND LIST
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December l.--Thcre was a
renewal OF December liquidation in Derem-
her cotton here to-day, and prices eascd
of The close was steady at net de-
cline of to 10 points. Circulation OF addi-
tionai December notices appeared largely re-
sponsble for tho selling of near months. Re-
ports that larger amounts OF consigned
cotton were arriving here from, the South
led TO predictions OF further notices between
now and tho end OF the months. Other
winter and spring deliveries also declined
under scattered liquidation. Later deliv-
cries were relatively steady with some In
vestment buying Of October IN evidence
around the Scent level.
SPOT cotton, quiet; mlddling. upiands. 16S;
Enlf. 80. No sales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-02
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Large Number of Deeds Are Re.
corded Before War Revenue
Act Is Effective.
CHURCH BUYS FROM COLLEGE
St. Johns German Evangelical Con-
gregation to Erect Building at
Stuart Circle-Hiram NJ. Smith
Files Plans for Now House.

Realty transactions yesterday show
4 decided increase, both III the num-
Dor of deeds and in the amounts in
VOWED. The deals, with one or two
exceptions. wero for residential prop
erty. the suburbs coming in for their
full share Of the business.
Hiram NJ. Smith filed plans with
Building Inspector. Butler yesterday
for a two-story brick rasidenr, IN
william Byrd Park. It is e3ttmat cd
that the building will cost In the
nriEhborhood of $4,000.
st. Johns German Evangelical
Church purchased from Richmond COL
lego lot of lnnd at the corner OF
t Era nad and Lombardy Streets ;3r
lot deed of trust was placed on
the property for $4,000.
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that she went to Pittsburgh OF n
own yolition. and that sho paid h
way out OF her own funds. sS2F, !.
Ljpford will face another charge
which Miss Slcdd is concerned befo
Justice Crutchf,eld on December is.
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
h TRUSTEE SALE TO HIGHEST
BIDDER
~ OF
TERMINAL HOTEL, AT WEST PoIN,
VA. AT HEAD OF YORK. RIVER

GO. and T. II. Edwards. trustees, dui;
Court in County ( Of p King W VII tGraeu !,
ID: b 20. pages s. Q. 10 and IL. to sc
SSes default Ge sehr
and being required so to do; Ne VIII
rs sole acting trustee, tmy .associat
at public auction. oil the premses
FRIDAY, DECEMBER :.
all the real and personal property de
scribed In said decd. rs follows: !
ALA All that at certain parcel or lot o
q West Point. King eve Wilii ia me co, 59wl
Va, between First Street and Yori
with all tho improvements, appurte
nances, rights and privileges therei,
o, pc known as the Terminal Ho
kitchen furniture. consisting in part .
bedrooms. besides dining room farni
ment and barroom Furniture ana and pa NE
lures. pool tables, billiard tables, piano
oi,ice MIXTURES. safe, showcascs--ln fact
any and all personal property used II
and about the operation OF tho Termi
nal Hotel.
Tho property being the nearest va
great favorite with summer excursion
lists, picnic parties and others froi
Richmond and elsewhere, and Will
proper management would command ;
paying patronage. AS sanatorium
summer resort or salt water club O
hotel, II Offers unusual attractions.
TERMS: Cash as to expense or salc
all past due taxes and Insurance. I,
date OF sale, and to pay 1--WE notes o
$50 each. with protest fee and interes
on each note from September rs an,
December 10. 1913. and March Is, Jun
i 10. ana September is. 1919, rcapec
due June IT,. 1916. with Interest pa
able quarterly from September il
1914. and balance on one year. with
per cent interest payable quarterly
also secured by deed sof trust, or al
cash. at option OF purchaser.
REAL ESTATE SECURITY CO.,
Surviving Trustee.
The property will be opened for In
spectlon day of sale or previously b.
appointment. and for any other infor
Main Street. Richmond. Va. u
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Pay
City axes
ROOM io7. CITY HALL.

Richmond, Va. Dec. ], 1914.
| THE LAST HALF OF CITY TANES
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
for 1919 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER.
AND SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS
OFFICE.
EVERY MALE. twenty-one years of
age. and EVERY person Keeping house
or doing business In the city, Is as
sessed for personal taxes. Those who
! have not paid any city taxes during the
to avoid being posted an del!nQuents
FIVE PER CENT will be added 10
last half II not paid on or before DE-
CEhfBER 81.
Interest at SIN PER CENT also
attaches TO all bills as soon as reported
delinquent.
Particular attention IL called to the
| can be no avoidance OF the penalty.
GRADING, PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due and
payable. FIVE TER CENT penalty
will be added to all 1914 grading. paw
ing and sewer connection bills NOT
pAID BY JANUARY 3I.s1sls,
SOUTH RICIIMONDrTAX ETC.
must be paid at the Office OF DEPUTY
| COLLECTOR. Tenth and Hull Streets
Town Taxes for Highland Park.
Ginter fhrk also payable in B Sss hsr
ut this oihce. Five per cent penalty
| added after December 81, 1914
F.! III. L. Hulce,
CityIcollector. City of Richmond.
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RICHMOND nay MARKET.
h'N'-hoNb MN Ebhhhfl.
Richmond Va, December :. 1914
flowing are the quotations on the Rich j.
LIVE sToCk MARKET.

CHICAGO. December i.--Hogs. weak. Bulk.
!L@4E.i5; light. ;s;e9aSi5; mixed. s6ssa
$40; heavy. ss.s5qt7.5) cough, Sc. s5af7 90 :
pigs. sLoo1tG@ Cattle. weak: native steers
fa,s0atto.co; Western. ss.SSatsf5: cows and
heifers. 's.iodsa.t5: calves S5.s0J}io.5e sheep
weak SneeP: sssJass.s9: yesrlinss. te.4oai77S;
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musTINGs TRANSFERS.
Three Deed. O. na.sa,n md Sal,

70--Southslde Company to Central
Realty Company, 81 feet inches by
]4s feet ut northwest corner OF Twen-
ty-oighth and Stonewall Streets. Sep
TENDER ], 1914, S345.
&c. Is. Smiley ct uS to Common
wealth Lumber Corporation, g3xtSS
feet west line Twenty-f,ftht Street, 2l7
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HENnroo RELEASE DEEDS.

One Release Decd, Amounting to 81.
193--J. Il. Gayle. trustee, to Perclval
between tho Charles City and Darby
town Roads. November go 1914. Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Defender f. Diminishing of re-
ceipts an the Southwest helped to-day to
give upward swing TO wheat prices al
though gains were not fully held. The mar
kct closed steady ut 7sMia TO = net advance
y higher. and oats up "a to 'sMA. In pro-
visions the outcome was i0Il2ha to - de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-02

feet south of McDonough stree:. DC
tober. 10. 1910. tax So, $40.
+ I'll. II. Engle ct lux to "A. j. Chow
ning.15 acres at the corner of Manry
x154.25 feet east line road running
from Maury street near terminus of,
Tenth street. 33.03 north OF Lee Street.
June 4, 1914, tax $3.50. 80 .6s &
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Corporation to o. j. Sands. OF al. trus.
tees. 13S "a acres near the River Road.
November IS. 1914. $1,000. ~ q
197--Same to game. 4b3.4 acres near
Glen Allen. November rs. 1914, $500.
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HENmIco DEEDS or rnusr

Three Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
S1S.10O.
.la4-William r. Phillips. ct ux to
w. p. Rcdd. trustee. Of acres between
the Charles City and Darbytown Roads.
November. 30, 1914, $1,000.
19S--Union Securities and Realty
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I.ipford Acquitted.

United States Commissioned Melvin
l'legenheimer of tho charge OF yiolat-
ing the Mann white slave law by taxi
fos immorai ' purposes suo Miss siedd SAID
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Douglas III. Hague, of Richmond, filed
bill i'm involuntary bankruptcy in the
United states District Court yesterday.
His liabilities were placed at s4i692
and his assets at $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-02

publication. Sixth street near Main.
one steroptican plug.
Co. East Mdi4 stree s epe iishs
and one S-horsepowcr motor
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash grain: Wheat. No. red iHisIliJa, !:
No. hard. .Hssnll6. Corn. No. = yellow.
csaGslz: new. 63iza6ii7. Oats, standard. 1917
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

QUOTATIONS. ON CHANGE.
Richmond. Va. December :. 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-02

Tho property will be opened for in.
spection day OF sale or previously. b,
appointment, and for any other infor-
nation address the trustee, No. Iii;
Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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'otton futures closed steady.
The fool-killer., 1914-01-01
CORRESPONDENCE.

JAMES BILLIARD, Bolivar, Tenn.
Hello, Bro. Pearson, here's a
money order for $1.25 for subscr:p-
tons. These are just a few of the
subs that I expect to send, as I aim
to be an agent for The Fool-Killer
as long as I live.
w. T. MASON, 1909 Eleventh Ave,
Nashville, Tenn.-By chance I got
hold of the Fool-Killer, and it was
SO funny that 1 want to subscribe
for it for a year. Please find the
price enclosed. Start it to me at
once, and I will show it to my
friends and get them to subscribe.
J. L. HOFFMAN,, Lowell, N. c.
You will find enclosed the names of
ten subs to The Fool-Killer and
$3.50 to pay for them. Yea, gran
ny, make a double-barreled con-
q outen it and shoot them so full
OF Socialism that they will think the
kingdom is to Immediately appear
WILLIS SMITH, Tiger Bay, Fla.
Il got hold of a copy Of your pa
pes yesterday, and got out this
cloudy morning and captured ten
subs. [ am a boy of IL, and I guess
that is not so bad, is it? Find en-
closed money order for $3.50 fol-
which send the paper to the enclos.
ed names.
A. D.. SMITH, Mitchell, Ca
am sending you a list of ten subs
n money-order for $3.50. Hone
you will get up the required mum.
Der to get it enlarged. If it is big
ger 1t will be Better, I guess, bu
that is about the only chance fo]
The fool-killer., 1914-01-01
SOrter Solemn.

Another Christmas has poked
it's head in at the front door Of
the present and said "Howdy,'
and then trotted along into the
big, lonesome past.
saw it look back over it's Shout
der as it went out of sight, and
I thought I could see a tear in it's
eye.
There was one in mine, too.
That day is gone forever, and
I shall never see it again.
I will spend a few hours with
its mate next winter, if God per-
mits, and then it, too, will leava
me and pass On.
These Christmas days are very
strange things.
And yet they are just like all
other days.
All days do that way-I mean
they pass on, and we shall not
see them again.
have often wondered where
they GO to, and how they pass off
the long ages that they must
stay there?
The wise folks tell me that [
am a fool for asking such silly
questions, but they don't know
any more about it than [ do.
[ guess we are all fools.
Don't you?
The fool-killer., 1914-01-01
January, 1914,

ance with the Mexican constz-
tuition. | demand, therefore,
that every candidate who did
not receive a clear majority OF
all votes cast in his district.
shall Immediately enter another
special election, running against
the candidate who received the
largest number Of votes next to
him. If this demand is not COM
Piled with, I shall be forced to
repudiate your Congress and
declare the election void.
Any disagreement with my
views will be construed by my
government as al unfrlendiy
act. IL your Excellency shall
fail to comply with my COM
mands within a period Of forty
eight hours from date, | shall
take immediate steps to make
you do it.
Now [ trust that your Excel
lency will not m~isconstrue these
gentle hints as an Ultimatum.
Nothing could be farther from
my mind. It is not my inten-
ton to NEEDLE with the Internal
affairs Of neighboring republics.
[ believe in the government Of
the majority-provided the ma
jority agrees with me-and my
only wish is to see that the
Huerta Doctrine is not violated.
[ beg Of your Excellency not
to be alarmed by the dispatch
Of the entire Mexican feet to
Hampton Roads. It is merely
for the protection Of Mexican
citizens IN the Benighted States.
And rushing the 100000 Me1-
can troops to your Southern
border must not be taken as a
war-like move against your glor-
ious republic. These troops r
simply sent there for their
health.
Your loving guardian,
HUERTA,
Pres. of Mexico,
The fool-killer., 1914-01-01
-Four Little Boys A-totin' His Tail.

Away up yander in Washington,
Look-y what Woodsaw's gone an
Said to the Protestants, "You go
hang!"
And then hobnobbed with the Cath
Olic gang.
Woodsaw got him a front seat perch
In old Saint Patrick's Catholic
church;
And there among the official class
He crossed himself and said his
mass"
In came Gibbons, the great tin god.
With a tail that measured at least
a rod;
He marched inside the chancel rail
With four little boys a-toting his
tail.
A throne was ready for Cardinal
Jim,
And they fell down at the sight of
him;
Fer Catholic Tumulty gave the
bunch
To Woody and all the official bunch
Who made Jim Gibbons such a god
That presidents must obey his nod:
And what is the virtue Of all that
red,
And the crown ON top of his ole
bald head?
Q Mother of Harlots and breeder Of
bawds,
YOHre n of the earth's most he'll.
fish frauds;
You can't fool me with your Prince
of Baal
With four little boys a-totin' hi,
tail.
James Larkin Pearson.
The fool-killer., 1914-01-01

you to make it any better. Please
get the January issue to all these
parties if possible. l intend to get
another club soon. 1t is so easy to
get them.
PROF. I. LESLIE MILLER, Pres
ident Western Kentucky State Nor
NAL, Bowling Green, Ky.-Having
read the December Fool Ki,ier, I de-
cided to do what I could in my leis-
Fure moments to help the good work
along. So here I come with ten
subs and the money to pay for them.
Now, Mr.. Pearson, if a man in my
| position-a Professor of Mathemat-
ics-can find time to pick up ten
subs, it seems to me that the. other
fellows ought to get enough to in
| crease your list to at least $4,000
at once. You r doing a great
work, and I am eur" you.
HIRAM F. COUSINS, 5O7 Miller
! Ave-, Marion, Ind.-Enclosed find
money order for $3.50 for 10 subs to
The Fool-Killer, this being the Sec
ond club I have sent you this
month, making a total of ~ subs for
your Is samples. So I think I have
made good my promise to send one
sub for every sample copy. Guess
that will learn you not to be SO
stingy with your samples. I see
you have finally come across to
where you belOng-that is, into the
Socialist party-so I call you
ICOmrade Pearson.
GUY GOODMOTE, 26 N. Fifth ST..
Duquesne, Pal received my De-
cember issue of the Fool-Killer
and, as luck would have it, I got q
chance to view its lines as soon as
the mail carrier delivered it, fol
once. I don't know how many reaG
it before I got it, but it has beer
read by nearly a dozen since. Il
has made a. great hit, and I got 1;
subs without any trouble. It is
small sheet, but it contains a large
amount of good sense and amuse
ment. 1 would not be without it
and wife can hardly wait until i
arrives.
BARTON TROWBRIDGE, R. F
D. IL, Muncie, Ind.-I am sendins
you another right nice little buncl
of subs to The Fool-Kil1er, will
money order for $3.50 to pay TO:
t them. I haven't quite as many thi
5 time as 1 had before. 1t is not mucl
2 trouble to get subscribers to TIL
Fool-Killer. About all I have to d
is to show it to them, and they al
want it. The paper sells itself.
got % of these subs in less than
hours just at spare time while
was at work the other night. TIL
Fool-Killer is the best I ever reaG
l couldn't do without it. Can't hard
ly wait till it comes. And when
does come I sit right down and yer
seldom quit until I have read ever
' word Of it. I would pay SOC. a yea
for it just as quick as Is cents.
hope all the comrades will go
: work and send in a big bunch c
S subs so you can increase the siz
OF your paper, and then it will b
S still easier to get subs. I am dom
all I can to help you. AS I said i
+ my other letter, I haven't very muc
time. Working IL long hour
The fool-killer., 1914-01-01
HUERTA'E
The President of Mexico Orders
The President of the Be-
nighted States to Re-
sign at Once.

sign at Once.
To His Excellency, the Presi
dent of the Benighted States
Of America:
Dear Woodchuck In accord
ance with the duties Of my ex-
allied office and the dictates Of
my conscience, [ am compelled,
much to my regret, to inform
your Excellency that it will
hereafter be impossible for me
and my government to recognize
your administration. I have no
quarrel with you personally,
and [ have the highest respect
for your people, but | feel that
the Republic of Mexico owes a
duty to the democracy Of the
world. To my mind, you are
an .usurper Of administrative
power, and [ therefore demand
your instant resignation as pres
ident of the Benighted States.
In proof Of my contention
that you have no legal right to
the high office you now occupy,
allow me to cite you to the cleo
ton returns of 1912, from which
it will be seen that two million
more votes were cast against you
than for you!
Senior Taft -. .3,369,221.
Gen1 Moosevelt, 4,O57, 429.
Senior Debs... ..1,O16,238.
Senior Wilson -. 6,292, 718.
1t is therefore clear that you
represent only a minority Of the
American people, while claim
ing to be choice Of the majority.
It is painful for me to state the
facts sc bluntly to your Excel
lency, but I do not see how you
can remain in Office against the
clear and unmistakable verdict
Of the majority Of the people.
owe it to myself, to my country
and to the traditional friendship
existing between my country
and yours, to insist that you and
/ your entire Cabinet vacate the
White House at once.
[ shall not be satisfied for you
to resign merely as a matter Of
form, while continuing to hole
2 the reins Of government BY
means Of a dummy. [ shall mo-
/ permit Senior Marshall to sue
I ceed you, as he is disqualified
by the same reasons that render
I your election void in the eyes 0:
the Mexican Constitution.
|. shall not recognize Senior Bryan
: Admiral Dan Yells, or any 9th
er member of your official fam
lily, as your successor.
[ demand that a new genera
election be Immediately ordered
I and I must insist that neithe:
you nor anyone connected will
your administration shall be
candidate for reelection.
e would have had no objection t,
the candidacy of General Moose
welt, but his absence for1r
h American soil renders him incl
iglble according to Mexican
. law.
e Pending the outcome of tn
:, new election, [ hereby appoin
k Senior Chump Clark as Provis
It ional President Of the Benighte
States.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-05-21
cDcc London Tango Necklace
FnCE Evelyn ThaW" Bracelet

These two beautiful pieces of pop
ular jewelry are the craze among So
ciety women in New York and the
largest cities. They are neat and ele-
CANT gold finished articles that will
gladden. the heart of every, girl or
woman, no matter how young or old.
Very stylish and attractive.
Our Free Offer. We are advertis-
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sweetens the breath. whitens the
teeth and aids digestion. 1t is re-
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to cover shipping costs we will ship
big box OF 20 regular &c packages
of the Spearmint Gum and include
the elegant "Tango" necklace and
Evelyn Thaw" bracelet absolutely
free.
This offer is for a short time only
Not more than two orders to one
party. Dealers not allowed to accept
this.
UNITED STATES COMPANY,
Dayton, Ohio. p. o. Box 1O1
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-05-21
TALENT S. p. TRAIN SCHEDULE
NOrthbound.
Soutllboun,
Chamberlain'S Liniment.

This preparation is intended es-
pecially for rheumatism, lame back,
sprains and all ailments. 1t is a ia
vorite with people who are we'll ac-
quainted with its splendid qualities
Mrs. Charles Tanner, Wabash, Ind,
says of it: 81 have found Chamber
lains Liniment the best thing for
lame back and sprains | have ever
used, 1t works like charm and re-
lieves pain and soreness. 1t has been
used by others OF my family as well
as myself for upwards of twenty
years" % and so cent bottles. For
sale by all dealers.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-05-21

E. f. Cook visited Ashland Mon
day. He was busy all day spraying
his orchard
c. A.. Hazen is working in Ash
land on the E. f. Cook property. He
is tinting the house and making gen.
eral repairs.
Ted Seaman made a trip to Med
ford Tuesday to attend the dentist.
Those who attended the dance
from Ashland Friday evening were
John Enders, Lynn Mowat, Pearl
Wamsley, Clare Johnson, Ruby Palm
er and Ada Haight.
DR.. and Mrs. Malmgren visited Tai
ent Monday.
Carl Davis, who has been i'll IL
Portland, has returned and is now il
perfect health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Anderson
creek entertained the people who at
tended the Texas picnic on Gf:ftu
creek with the music of violin an'
guitar.
Dana Frame entertained the senio
class of the Ashland high schoc
Tuesday evening at the home of hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Frame, nea
Talent. All the young people cam
up from Ashland on hayrack. A
had a splendid time.