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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
Special Prayers For
Peace To Be Recited
In Catholic Churches

Bishop John j. Milan Of the Cath
oilc diocese of Hartford said yester-
DAY that the two special prayers in
regard to the war from the missal
which have been in use at mass for
several months will be recited at all
the masses tomorrow and that to
each pastor or priest will be left the
matter of reference or non-reference
to the effort which the Pope is maxi
Ing for the fastening of peace. He
has given no direction as to this.
We are hoping that the effort may
bring an answer to the prayers for
peace which we have been making
Bishop Milan said.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
Washington Announces
Commanding Officers

Washington. Aug. 1S-General Of
ficers to command the departments of
the regular army, relieving the major
generals detailed to the active war
service, were announced today as fol-
lows:
MAJ. Gen. Arthur Murray, western
department; Brig. Gen. W. P. Duvall.
southeastern department; Brig. Gen.
John Ruckman, southern department;
Brig Gen. John A. johnson, north
eastern department; Maj. Gen. Will
liam H. Carter, central department;
and Brig. Gen. J. p. Wiser, Hawaiian
department.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
GERMANY AGREES
TO PROTECT ALL
HOSPITAL SHIPS
Neutral Commissioner To
Make Sure Only Injured
Are Transported.

Madrid, Aug 1s-The German
military attache has handed to the
Spanish government Emperor Will
liam's definite acceptance of condi-
tions under which hospital ships are
to be protected from attack by sub
marines. Seven Spanish officers have
gone to France to act as commission
ers on board the hospital ships. Under
the arrangement a neutral commits
sioner will be carried on each hospital
ship to guarantee that 1t transports
only sick and wounded.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
BOSTON PREPARES
FOR ENCAMPMENT
OF G.. A. r. BODIES

Boston, Aug. 18-Civ11 war veterans
arrived here in large numbers today
in preparation for the national en-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic next week. Headquarters
were opened at various hotels for the
Grand Army, the Sons of Veterans and.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
Former Gar Nicholas
Passes Thru Viatka
Enroute to Siberia

Petrograd. Aug. 18-Telegrams
from Viatka, on the northern route to
Siberia, report the passage Of two
special trains with lowered blinds
which no one was allowed to ap-
proach. The trains, which are go
ing eastward, are assumed to contain
the former Emperor Nicholas and his
family.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
WILSON STUDIES
LABOR MOVES IN
The NORTHWEST
General Strike of I. w. w,
Threatened For Next
Monday.

Washington. Aug 1s-President
Wilson is making a personal study of
the labor situation in the northwest,
especially in Washington, oregon.
Montana and Idaho, where a general
strike of the Industrial Workers Of
the World is threatened next Nom
day.
officials in close touch with the
threatened mine strike situation in
Alabama were optimistic early today
that the strike would be averted by
Developments within a few hours.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
Accidental Drowning,
Verdict at Inquest on
Death Of U. S. Sailor

Base of the Americans Faletiila IN
British Waters, August 1s-The body
of James H. Bush. rs years old. OF
Brockton, Mass, fireman on an
American destroyer, has been washed
ashore, clearing up the mystery OF ms
disappearance 10 days ago while on
watch. Accidental drowning was the
verdict at an inquest. 1t is the first
death since the arrival of the flotilla-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

George Brady, of 1140 Barnum ave-
nue., clerk at the Mechanics & Far
mers bank who has been i'll for the
last week has recovered. He will be
about to be about in a few days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18

Clarence Ousley. of Col1eve Station,
TeUas,and Raymond Pearson, of Ames,
Iowa, were nominated by President
Wilson to be assistant secretaries Of
aWfcultura
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
T affeta Silk
Dresses
1915

One piece models with patent
leather belts, also two piece
styles in plain colors or colored
stripes, Georgette collar, cuffs
and sleeves.
GoooYd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
sas' IAN BILLIONS 1 153s . a. s. ST
Hartford Paris
Il Wholesale and Retail Leading Milliners.
Advance Autumn
Millinery

We are displaying everything that
is new and desirable in Velvet Covered
Hats, Satin Covered Hats and Plain Felt
Flats in the large, medium and small
shapes. We are retailing at wholesale
prices.
1t Always Pays to Trade at Dillon's.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18

The total German casualties Of all
classes since the beginning of the war
exceed 100000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18

The price of bread in Dresden was
raised from 81 pigs. to 80 pigs. per
four-pound loaf.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
!. Fine Satin
Dresses
S LOO

Gathered at waist style with
two fancy sport pockets, fancy
button trimmed. With Georgette
crepe collar and sleeves.
Floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18
Other Wolfe Dresses
From $1.OO To $3.50

wide range of models of white coored voles Not
all sizes in any model but all sizes in the lot
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Wora
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-18

very attractive Summer model with deep fold skirt
waist is net lined large deep collar trimmed with fancy
ed stitching
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-04-14

Parcel 1O5-Sections %, "a, %, &c, So. SO.
T. IA s. R. IT E, Sections /, and IL,
T. Is s., r. II E, containing 331054
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Parish of st. Bernard.


Parcel 1O5-sections %. "a, rs. &c, 80. SO.
T. IA s, R. IT E, Sections /, and H.
T. Is s., r. IT E, containing S31O.54
acres
Parcel 1Os-A certain tract of land, situated
in the Parish of St. Bernard, in this
State, at a place known Benchque, and
measuring 440 feet front on the left
descending. side of Bayou Terre-aux-
Boeufs by a depth of 40 arpents. bound
ed above by lands formerly of " Molere,
and now belonging to the Lake Borgne
Levee Board assigns. and below by
property belonging to Martin Nu-
nez.
Parcel 107-A certain tract of land situated
in the Parish of St. Bernard, in this State
at a place known Benchque, and meas
uring IL of 1 arpent front on the left
descending side of Bayou Terre aux.
Boeufs, by a depth of 40 arpents; bound
ed above by lands now or formerly be-
longing to Lake Borgne Levee Board
and below by the property of " Molere
assigns.
Parcel 1Os-All of Sections 3, 4. 5, 6. 7,
g. 9, 10, IT, IS, 10, 90 81, %, 20, 80,
81, 3d. 80, "a, 35 and SO, T. IA s., r. IS
E; Sections 5 and in Township Is
South. Range IS East, containing in all
$1,000 acres.
Parcel 1O9-All of Sections IA. Is and a.
south of Bayou Jean Louis Robin; all Of
Sections 81, 81, 35 and So east of Bayou
Terre-aux- Boeufs. and ALL Section %,
3d. 20 and &c, T. Is s.. R. Is E., con-
tanning 1900 acres
All Of the above property described in
Parcels los to 100, inclusive, stands in the
name of Harry, ]. Peneguy. he having ac-
uuired same for account of Edward Wisner
who advanced the purchase price The
said Act of Sale having been passed be-
fore Charles Schneidau, Notary Public, for
the Parish of Orleans on July %, 1913.
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Parcel 104-Tract of Delmas Verdin: That
part of SEA of SEA of Sec. 35 in T,19, S. r.
20 E, lying in Terrebonne parish, also tract
of Mrs. Adelaide Billiot on Bayou Point
au Chen, bounded above by Est. A. Bill
ltot and below by j. A. Billiot, also tract
of Augustine Billiot and Mrs. A. Billiot
on Bayou Point au Chen, bounded above
by property OF Mrs A Billiot and below
by property of A. BilIiot, containing in
the aggregate 65 acres, being the same
property acquired by the said Edw. Wis
ner on July 49,. 1908, at tax sale held at
Houma, La.
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Parcel Three vendors lien notes fol
$4,000 each executed by Dominion Land
Co, Ltd, dated 1888, due 3-1-23, witt
interest at per cent from S-1-15.
Parcel 2-10 first mortgage per cent bonds
OF the Delta Land Co, Ltd, for $500 each.
dated July /, 1906, due July 1. 1916.
81 Ia shares OF capital stock of Atchafa-
: Iaya Land Co., Ltd. par value 800 each
8 vendors lien notes for $4,000 each. exc
cuted by Dominion Land Co., Ltd. dated
11-23-13. due 3-1-23, with interest at 3
per cent from 3-1-15.
Parcel So notes Dominion Land Co., Ltd,
for SO, 900 each, dated 11-23-13, due al
1928. with interest at per cent from
3-1-15.
Parcel go first mortgage per cent
bonds OF the Delta Land CO.. Ltd, for
$500 each, dated 7-1-06. due 7-1-16.
Parcel No. SIS first mortgage per cent
bonds of st. Malo Improvement Co. fol
$500 each.
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Stocks.

Parcel 5000 shares capital stock of Lou
isiana Meadows Co, par value 500 each
Parcel 7-2O shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co, Certificate No. 1, paf
value. 500 each.
Parcel s--S3s4 shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co., Certificate No. 6, pan
value. 500 each.
Parcel $50 shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co., Certificate No. Is, par
value. 500 each.
Parcel 1880 shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate No. IL, par
value. s1o0 each.
Parcel 11-s727 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co. Certificate No. Is, par
value, 500 each.
Pelican Land Co. Certificate No. 124. par
value, 500 each.
Parcel $500 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate Ne. LES. par
value. 800 each.
Parcel 14--1266 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co., Certificate No. 126, par
value. s1o0 each.
Parcel $40 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate No. 127, par
value. 800 each.
Parcel 1850 shares capital stock South
Louisiana Land Co.. Ltd, par value $500
each:
Parcel 1T-s0 shares capital stock Terrs-
bonnie Land Co.. Ltd. par value 800 each.
Parcel $3.50 shares capital stock New Or
leans Delta Drainage Co.. Ltd. par value
s1oo each.
Parcel 1870 shares capital stock Winter
Garden Drainage Co.. Ltd, par value 500
each.
Parcel 20-6o shares capital stock Dominion
Land Co. Ltd. par value. 500 each.
Parcel 21-l4.soo shares capital stock
Truck Farm Land Co.. Ltd. par value
$40 each.
Parcel 12-Ioo shares capital stock Atchaf-
aiaya Land Co. Ltd. Certificate No. 4,
par value SEQ each.
Parcel $50 SIS shares capital stock At
chafaiaya Land Co., Ltd, Certificate No.
10. par value s1ee each.
Parcel z4--l share capital sock Bayou
Cane Land Co. Ltd. Certificate No. 10.
par value s1oe.
Parcel 2s-l share capital stock Prairie
Land Co.. OF La. Ltd. Certificate No. ST..
par value $1eo.
Parcel ss--I3s shares capital stock North
louisiana Land Co.. Ltd. par value 500
each.
Parcel s7-1sss shares capital stock SC.
Bernard Land Co.. Ltd. par value 500
each
Parcel ss--le shares capital stock Of the
Bank OF Leckport. par value $50 each
Parcel 2s--i1 Ia shares capital stock Of
Louisiana Abstract Sc Title Guarantee Co,
par value sioe each.
Parcel. 500 shares capital stock Of Bank-
Ing Trust Company tnow Rural Credit Coz
Certificate No. los. par value 800 each
Parcel 3l--s shares capital stock MISSISSIPPI
pi Valley. South American g. Orient 8. s.
Co.. Certificate No. SIS. par, value 800
each.
Parcel s2--37es shares capital stock Delta
Land Company. Ltd. par value 500 each.
Parcel s3-2 shares capital stock Scribe
Publishing Company. par value 500 each
Certificate No. 81.
Parcel s4--s2.sso shares capital stock At
chafaiaya Basin OIL q Development Co,
par value s1.o0 each.
Parcel $50 shares capital stock Rich
land Land Co.. par value s1o0 each.
Parcel ss--Ail or the right. title, interest,
claim and demand OF the Estate OF Ed
ward Wisner In and to shares of the cap
ftsl stock OF the Delhi Land &c Improve
ment Co., which stand In the name Of
Edward Wisner The number of shares
owned by the estate not known and can
rrH hA GrmHa fvnM
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Parcel s7-i1s nrst mortgage per cent
bonds Of the Delta Land Co. Ltd..
Louisiana corporation, $500 each. due
s-i-is.
Parcel 3s-fe bonds Manatee Light q Power
Co. Florida corporation. $1,000 each
Parcei 3s--l< hrst mortgage 8 per cent
beads u the Louisiana Golden Meadows
Co.. . Michignn corporation. tsoe each.
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Parish Of Terrebonne.
State Of Louisiana.

Parcel 1oo-An Secs. II. Is. 10. 20. Il. %.
IT, 20. 70. 80. 81, 80. SO: SW3 Of SW3.
Nwa Of SEA. M of sw3 and M of Sec
81; in r. Is g.. r 1s E.. containing $500
acres being the same property acquired
by Edward Wisner, deceased, from Funk
q Slusher on the - day Of -. is.
Parcel 1o1-All Of Sec. in T. Is g.. r.
16 E. except 100 acres fronting Bayou
Terrebonne. being the same property
which the late Edw. Wisner acquired
from La. Meadows Co., on April 8, 1914.
also SEA of SEA, WI og SEA, 81 of NW4,
and Sw4 of Sec ss. being the same prop
erty acquired by the said Edw Wisner,
deceased, from the Terrebonne Land Co.,
Ltd, on April s, 1914; EA Of SEA Of
Sec. SO In T 16 s., r. II E., being the
same property acquired by the late Edw
wisher from the Terrebonne Land Co,
Ltd. on April %, 1919. containing s26
acres.
Parcel lo2-An Sections So and So; lots 2
to Z inclusive and all of lot except 60
acres previously sold to Jewett AIlin in
Sec 80; ma of lot Of Sec. Sc: in T. II
s. r. II e, being the same property ac-
quired by the late Edw. Wisner from
the South La Land Co.. Ltd. on April
%, 1914. containing 7o424 acres.
Parcel fo3--Lot 4 Of Sec. 81 In T. 10 g., r.
Is e. Frac. Sec 10 In T. ~ 9. r. Is
r.. containing aoo.44 acres. being the
same property acquired by the late Edw.
wisnsr from South La Land Co. Ltd.. on
April %. 1slA
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received and recorded for the separate par
cells of property equal two-thirds Of the
appraised value Of each Of said parcels,
then the executors will total the aggregate
amount of the bids received for the prop
erty in each particular parish; arrive at
the total amount bid for the property in
each parish and then proceed to offer all
the property lying in each parish in separ-
ate parcels, all Of the property in one par
ish forming one parcel, and II bid bids
are received for any one or all such par
cells which exceed in amount the aggregate
of all the bids received for the property in
any one parish when same was offered sep
and the property in such parish will be
adjudicated a whole and as one parcel,
to the successful bidder or bidders Should.
however: such bid or bids be received,
then in that event, the property in any par
ish or parishes for which no such bid is
received. shall be adjudicated in parcels
to the highest bidder or bidders at the first
offering. whose bid bids shall have been
received and recorded by the executors.
(d) All acts Of sale are to be executed
before Wear F. Milling, Notary Public Of
the Parish of Orleans, the purchaser to pay
the costs OF the passage of such acts, to-
| gether with the costs of all certificates ne
cessary. and assume the taxes for the year
| 1917.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Civil District Court, Division &C. Parish Of
Orleans. State of Louisiana, No. 111,77s.
Succession of Edward Wisner.
SALE OF SUCCESSION PROPERTY.

Under and by virtue of judgment and
order rendered and signed in the above
numbered and entitled cause by the Hon
orable e. K Skinner, Judge of the Civil
District Court Of the Parish of Orleans, on
the 9th day OF February, 1917, and to US
directed, notice is hereby given that we
will proceed to sell by public auction at the
principal front door of the Court House in
the Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
on Royal street between Cont and st. Louis
streets in the Second District of the City
of New Orleans, on the 18th day or April
1917, at IL o'clock noon, the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
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Parish Of st. Charles.
State Of Louisiana

State Of Louisiana
Parcel SAL Sec. Iii. except lot 4; lots 4,
., 10 and SEA Of Sec. 112; lots s. 9, Z. 9.
10 and Sea off Sec. ia; all Secs. lis and
ZIG. In r. Is g.. R. 20 E, East Frac }
Of Frac Sec. /: East Frac. 4 Of Frac.
Sec. -: East 4 of Sec IL: all Frac Sec.
"a In r. IA s., r. 10 E.; NW3 off NW3
Sec. 3; all Sec 1 except lot 8; all Secs
and g.; Sec. Z. except NW3 OF SW3 and
NE3 Of seq: all Frac Sec 8; all Sec.
40 and that portion Of Sec 80 north OF 8.
p. r. r. tract except approximately A4o
acres sold to A Phenis in T IL g.. r.
20 E., containing In the aggregate 64S7. 70
acres, which property was acquired by
said Edw wisner from La Delta Land
Co, on Nov. II, 1913, registered in Con-
vsyance Book e." folio AS.
Parcel ss-All Frac. secs. -, IS. 80 in T.
IL s.. R. % E.: Frac Secs. 90 in T. II
q. r. 20 e: Frac. Secs. /. and IL and
those parts OF Secs and 10 east OF
Bayou couba In T. Is 8, r. % E.: all
Frac Sec 9 In r. Is g. r. % E.: con-
faining in the aggregate 1000 acres. more
or less. which property was acquired by
the said Edw wisner from the La. Mead
ows Co. on April .. 1914. recorded in
Conveyance Book 49," folio 8.
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March 8, 1917.

March 3, 1917.
HIBERNIA BANK & TRUST CO.,
By R. 8. Hecht. Vice President
ADORNO v. SMITH.
MRS. MARY ]. wISNER,
Co-Executors of the Last VIII ana Tssta-
ment OF Edward Wisner.
McCLOSKEY BENEDICT.
CARL v. wISNER.
FOSTER, MILLING. sAAL 4 MILLING.
a. Attorneys
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PROMIssORY NOTES.

Parcel 4O-1 promissory note for $25, exc
cuted by A. B Booth, dated Aug. IA, 1914,
due on demand with interest at per
cent from date.
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Parcel 72-1 promissory note for s7S. exc
cuted by Chas. Collins BUCK oaleo
March 8, 1910, due on demand.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
S. 0. Presbytery
Held Fall Session

The fifty-eighth meeting Of the
lpresbytery of southern Oregon met
in Central Point last week and was
attended by number of Ashland peo-
pie. The body was moderated by
Rev. Oscar T. Morgan Of Glendale
and the sessions were devoted to the
usual routine work that comes before
the Presbytery at its semi-annual
meetings.
Among the principal speakers were
Rev. John H. Forman, a missionary
to northern India. who addressed the
Presbytery Wednesday evening, and
Rev. w. o. Forbes, D. D., synodical
Sunday school superintendent for the
northwest, who discussed the work
Of Sunday schools in southern Ore
gon.
Commissioners to general assembly
at Cincinnati, Ohio, were nominated
as follows Rev. Paul s. .Bandy and
Rev. Oscar T. Morgan, Elders R. W.
Eberle and G. B. Lamkin.
The spring meeting of the Presby-
terry will be held In Ashland.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
Card Pledge Week
October Fl to e

If there was ever a time to prove
our Americanism, now is the time.
Our soldiers are on the battle line
to help our allies to make the world
safe for democracy.
Not all of us can serve In the
trenches or risk our lives going over
the top across No Mans Land, but
all of us can take part in "Hoover's
drive" to save wheat and meat, but
ter and sugar for the men who are
fighting our battle in Europe. We
are not asked to stint ourselves or
go without food, but simply to
wisely. and without waste, and to use
substitutes for bacon and ham,
wheat foods and other concentrated
foods that can readily be shipped
across the water. One wheatless
meal day, one meatless day a
week will keep the non-combatants
in Europe from having eatless days
most of the time. Remember that
the person who wastes food during
war time is giving aid and comfort
to the enemy. This war will not be
won on the battle line alone, but on
the bread line as we'll, and every one
of us can be soldiers in the fight for
conserving our food supplies.
Pledge Card week takes place be-
tween October 81 and 2S. Every
loyal housewife should be willing
and glad to promise cooperation
with the food administration depart
ment. We can render efficient serv-
ice by using homegrown supplies,
which will save transportation, by
practicing the gospel of the clean
plate, by cooking no more than nec-
essary, by using corn or rye bread
for at least one meal each day, by
substituting chicken, rabbit or fish
in place of beef and pork, by boiling
and baking more and frying less.
The united co-ordinated effort of
the nation will win the war Do
your part and get others to do like
wise
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18

5UMMONS.-In Circuit Court, Jack
son County, Oregon.
Martha Whitcomb, plaintiff, vs..
Jess Whitcomb, defendant
Suit for divorce.
To Jess Whitcomb, defendant:
In the name of the State Of Ore
gon: You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the Com
plant Of the plaintiff on file with
Clerk of said Court within six
weeks from the date of the first
publication of this Summons, and
IL you fail to appear and answer
within said time the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said Complaint, to-
wit:
That the bonds of matrimony
existing between the plaintiff and
defendant be dissolved and that
the plaintiff resume her former
name, to-wit, Martha Holmes.
By order of F. M. Calkins. Judge
OF said Court, made and dated Sep
tember 10th, this Summons Is
served upon you by the publication
thereof for six weeks In the Ash
land Tidings, a newspaper pub
lished at Ashland, Oregon, and
said order requires you to answer
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
Government Crop
Report For Oregon

The October government crop re-
port gives the following production
for Oregon:
Wheat, this year 13 million bush
els; produced 10 million $50 thou
sand bushels last year.
Oats, this year IL million 100 thou
sand bushels; produced last year II
million $50 thousand bushels.
Barley, this year s million ESQ
thousand bushels; produced last year
6 million 200 thousand bushels.
Potatoes, this year, forecast, 7 mil
lion $40 thousand bushels; produced
last year s million ESQ thousand
bushels.
Hay, this year / million 500 thou
sand tons; produced last year mil
lion ITS thousand tons.
Apples, forecast, this year 1 mil
lion 100 thousand barrels; last year
1 million 2S5 thousand barrels.
The prices OF these commodities in
Oregon October / this year as COM
pared with the prices October last
year are as follows:
Wheat, this year $1.90, last year
$1.1S per bushel.
Corn, this year $3.50, last year 76c
per bushel.
Oats, this year Gle, last year 40c
per bushel.
Potatoes, this year s1.3S, last year
Tic per bushel.
Hay, this year $3.50, last year
1910 per ton.
Eggs, this year S9c, last year S1c
per dozen.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
Schools Will Guard
Against Contagion


The state board of health has is
sued a ruling concerning contagious
diseases which will be enforced as
well as possible in the local public
schools. No child from any home
where contagious disease prevails
will be permitted to enter school or
attend without a certificate from a
licensed physician. This certificate
cannot be granted so long as there Is
a contagious disease in the home.
Parents are asked to assist In enforc-
ing this rule for the protection of
their own children as we'll as others.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-18
INTERuRBAN AUTooAR co.

leave Ashland for Medford, Talent
and Phoenix daily except Sunday
at 800 a. m. and 100, 400 and
5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday night
at $3.50. Sundays leave at SOC
and 1890 a. m, 100. 4:30, $3.50
and 1890 p. IN.
Leave Medford for Ashland daily ex-
cept Sunday at 500 a. m. and 100.
400 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Sat-
urday night at 1913. On Sundays
at 500 and 1880 a. M, 100,
900, $3.50 and $3.50 p. m.
Fare between Medford and ASH
land, 90 cents. Round trip, 80. cents.