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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25
For Assessor

hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for the office OF
County Assessor of Jackson Coun-
ty, subject to the wishes of the
voters of the Republican party at
the primary election Of May 2lst.
]. b. COLEMAN.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25

hereby announce my candidacy for
re-norhination for the office of
Sheriff on the Republican ticket.
subject to the May primaries. /
feel that my record as a public Of
fetal during the first term entities
me to denomination and re-elec-
tion. c. II. TERRIl4L.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25
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Several stands OF bees.
Address, NJ. A. Williams, care llo-
tel Austin l4S-3~
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25

Total 49,. .........S332.50 so
CHAUNCEY FLOREY,
County Clerk.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25

hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination ON the republican
ticket for the office Of District
Attorney. II elected | pledge my
self to an impartial enforcement OF
the law. f. p. FARRELL.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Political announcements $500
Political display adv, the in. .35
Cash must accompany order on all
political advertising.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25
For District Attorney

Believing that my successful man
agement of the office of District
Attorney has shown me thoroungh-
ly qualified, and that | can serve
the people of Jackson County in
that capacity best, | announce my
candidacy for denomination on
the Republican ticket at the May
primaries. G. NJ. ROBERTS.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25

Total =. ..........S. .442.O4
General County Fund
United States Fidelity g.
Guaranty Co., supreme
court, costs in Sweeney
oaga 9AQ . :
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-25

sheriff's office .. 3l.64
Billings Agency, premium,
sheriff's bond ....... 10000
Geo L. Howard, deputy sher- =.
ifs travelling expense 49,. 2.66
Jacksonville Post, office
supplies sheriff ....... 6'OO
Medford Printing Co., office
printing 80 ..,.....'' 4l'uV
H. Mcdonald, deputy sheriff
hlre e. ,......'' '''''''' O''''
Medford Book Store, office
supplies .. ......... o'oO
c. E. Terrill, sheriff's travel
ing expense ....,,'...'' 44'o@
Underwood Typewriter Co., |
typewriter expense ...... lV.Oo
c. f. Terrill, stamps for
sheriff's office ....... 1881
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
SUMMONS TOR DUPLICATION

m Che District Court for Ono Tcrr.-
 tory of Alaska. Division No. One.
 at Juneau Henry Br.c plainuu
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
CUPID FOR KEcHIKAN

Opportunity is knocking at Che door Of Che young man of Kotchikan, as win be shown hereinafter by a copy of letter received by Mayor B L. Petty The letter. in a clever hand. woll written and truly fomIn- uo .s aelf-oxplanaiory Anyone inc terestcd may get in touch with tho mayor. says One Kctchikan Chron- icIo The letter reads.
 Seattle. March 29. 1920. "Mayor of Kotchikon Alaska. "Dcar Sir:
 "l am writing you as Che head Of Che city thinking chat you might do mo Che favor ask.
 "I am just recovering from heart analr or rather a love affair it has boon awlully hard to forget but ] guess time win be Che best healer "What want to know is do you think you could giyo my name and address to real nice man between Che ages Of 26 and 4o chat might correspond with
 "I come from a good family and uat now am separated from them and am alone here In Seattle and most awfully lonely
 "Wm say am 22 years old. good looking and am very fond Of nice home; also am an Al cook Pos blv one Of your Aiaska men are bunting for Q nice wife.
 "TrusIns Go receive am early rc- ply u regard to the above.
 "I beg to remain.
 "Eyar sincerely
 lsce lCup.dl pottyl
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Troadwol mg Of war team. through Mark Tatom. captain. is- sued a defiance to Che Juneau drc department team for tug Of war for 5000 a side Fifty dollars for foIt money was posted with Dennis Milan for Che Junoau mon to cover.
 The next Sunday April l5. was to Doe Easter
 The Juneau team defeated Che TrcadwoI team in tug of war in Juneau The defiance issued as above was for a return match. Mem- bors Of Che Treadwoll teau were M. L Tatom Ccaptaln), John Riggon- drop. Fred Tatom Joe olson. Alex
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

m Che District Court for One rcrr.-
 tory of Alaska. Division No. one,
 at Juneau
 Henry Br'c. plaiuun
 Na
 Bmr Uallcck. Blanche L Gage
 and Martin olson. Dolondanie TO Bmr Holcck Blanche L. Gage.
 and Martin olson, Defendants.
 GREETING.
 IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. You. ond each of you. are hereby commanded .o be and appear In Che abovc-eu- IUcd action u Che obovc-cuutlcd Court holden ot Juneau, i'm said Di- .I.Ion Of eaid District of Alaska and answer Che complaint filed against YOU In fhe abovc-onutlod action. In lhc aboye-ouUUod court, within hry dava after Che completion or Uhc period of publication and service of his hummons upon you. and ii rou lnu so to appear and answer for want thereof tho nIliuuI win apply to tho Court for Che relief demanded Tn said complaint. a copy ot which ls 1lod with Che clerk 0l Che aoovo-en- uUol court
 The relief prayed for is Che fore closure Of that certain mortgage de- scrIbod In said complaint.
 The order Of publication of this summons was made and dated thc 9h day Of March. 1920, and Che period of publication Of th.s sum- mons .s once week for siX consccu- ..vo weeks Che fut publication Go bo made on Che 12th day of March. 1920 and Che last publication thereof on Che 23rd day of April 1920. and Che time within which you are re- rurcd to appear and answer is on or before Che 2fth day of May. 1920.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ] have harouut0 set my hand and affixed Che roai of Che above entitled court this gfh day of March. 1920. lsmU J. w. BELL Clerk. II. H Folsom.
 Attorney for pl1Iutn.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
TO ELECT SCHOOL BOARD

There was meeting Of rreadwe'l Itroua Monday evening Co nomin- lto candidates for positions on thc .hoo' board. the election for which vul bc hold May 10. The following were nominated for Che various poe iuons
 Chairman Ncls Anderson. George Moody Harry Graves
 Secretary Miss Ruth shcIledy Mrs l.. Wcrulckc. Dr. w. 8. Ruthor- ford.
 Treasurer John Livie. L. IT, Wezear James Edm.ston.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

The Coas. League has started its sea- son. The umpire last Tuesday in his most tragic manner bawIcd out the old song starting with, "Iadics and gentlemen. the batteries for today the blcach- CTS settled back and yelled "Let's go, 70 and the great American game was on. The pitcher wound up and the catcher spat on his g'oyc-bu. why go into the narrowing details aud make the old fans around here feel bad. Shes a grand old game
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

Tho first real large shipment of concentrates Co be shipped from Che saItchuck palladium mine since Che erection Of Che new mill left Ketch- ilian few days ago. Tho shipment consisted of S75 sacks Of concon- tratos weighing 20 tons and valued at &3O.00O. The concentrates are treated In New Jersey and is cz- pected chat l8o ounces Of palladium will bo taken from Che concentrates.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

ChrIaiophcnon. George Dickson. B.. 8 Hudson Happy skeno and Chris Chr.stophcrson
 Surprise party given by Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Carmony ln honor of Che sixteenth birthday of their daughter Lotto.
 Steamer Dolphin purchased in New York for Che Alaska run.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

As a tardy recognition of the worthi- ness of noble profession, a Juneau printer boiled the highest vote in the recent cIcc- tiou there. And we can remember back a few years when they used to class printers with cigar makers and even barbcrs. People will some day conccde that printers are al- most human.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

The French army has gone into Gcr- many again France Germany's nearest ucighbor is taking mo chances and is see ing that Germany lives up to the very let ter of the treaty agreement
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
PRICE DECLINES


 The Federal Reserve Board is convinced that a "hesitatou, if mot actual recession of prices is observable throughout the com- try at this time.
 Predictions of this nature and even the facts ou which the predictions may be based are elusive. The United States cov- CTS SO much territory, its domestic business is SO extensive and so many sectional eon- duious influence prices that generalization is difficult
 That there would be a recession has been recognized as inevitable by business men. who have been prepared to welcome such movement provided it came grad mllv
 A violent change in price levels would be undesirable and, if abrupt might become disastrous. Any demonstration of this na- mrc. which might have the effect of dom- ming w production, with consequent m- employment and inevitable sharp wage de- cImcs. would bc most uuweIcomc to the comtIv's business community.
 The movement mentioned by the Fcd- .Ial Reserve Board seemingly is following the somdcst possible lines. Possibly as a result of the steady. although gradual sup- precision of speculation iuaugmotcd by the board. there has been a general stabiIim- rion of economic conditions
 Coupled with this has been a stcodymg of the labor market, as welcome to workers as to employers. The epidemic of couscIess and miustifiablc strikes seemingly has run its course. There is a widespread feeling among employees, particularly organized employees that nothing but disaster would result from prouactcd unrest
 This Quctmg of two factors that have disturbed industry has permitted the law of supply and demand Co resume its cou- rol over business affairs There is mcrcas- mg competition for business between cou- ceus that once again are able to calculate costs with certainty and to plan for thc iu- uuc with confidence that their expenses will mot run wild as a result of labor de- mmds OF speculative activity.
 Restoration of standards of wages and values means am end to whatever 'proit ccriug" there may have been in the past, while restoration of competition assures micc-cuttug to get business, as always has been thc ease when market conditions were normal
 Tht prices will return to prc-ww .cv- els is not to be anticipated for years, if cver' but a gradual healthy reaction from high levels may be looked for confidently dur ing thc year,
 Such movement will be of benefit alike to consumer and manufacturer and wiIlnot result m amy shattcrng of existing wage standards Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
BELOW THE BELT

restricting thc mail service between Gas awm Channel points to six times week oucof the smallest pieces of business that lc department has yet been guilty of.
 Arthc present time thc service calls for .rcru round trips week, which includes
 Sunday trip. With this system it is pos .b'. to receive letter in the morning and ost am answer SO that it will reach the Ju- ..,. office thc same day from points on nouea, Island and Thanc With the new ..tm this vi. be impossible.
 T.. cities of Douglas. Trcadwcl and Than. are dependent entirely upon Juneau .. ,l.r mail The mail is landed from ..ats at Juneau sent to the Juneau office .rI ..m transferred by the contractor to ,,r.r towns of tbc channel At its best .hcmaI service to Alaska is rotten. to say h.Ios. With tbcucw system that is soon .o eo into effect it win be stiIl worse.
 A. am example. we win say boat or- -,r.s h. Juneau around 8 o'clock in the ot- cmoru NJ mail win be received at any .- .I.. other cities until something like .wmtv-uw hours atcr If it is from boat that is going ,o Skagwav, there will be no .laucc .or merchants to write business let- .... and ... them south ou that same boat The boat win have gone Co Skagwoy and re- turned before they could possibly get their letters back. sor thc hest they could do would bc to receive tbc letters and answer .n.r. a.e- over to Juneau to be dispatched .or -he .ou.a. .ory-cicht hours after the ml ad landed in Juneau from thc south
 This delay win restrict business and mot onIt j~umolc thc people. but at times would cause actual hardship.
 Cru- another instance having Co do with tbcru cutting ou, of the Sunday service, w. would suppose that boat landed at Ju- usu with mail ou Saturday afternoon. No mau would b. received at the other towns until two day, later. or late Monday attcr- noon. TH. would be just one day less tam t takes letter to come all the way from Seattle.
 Without doubt the contemplated ..auec was recommended to the postal de- mrmm. by some piu-hcad official of the J.arm.m We cam mot very well blame t.. administration Whoever recommend eltuc .mu-o was perhaps seeking to make cnuarm .or himself as a mouey-saycr u. ..I r.. .rnortmltr. knowing that such a ErIc thing would mot be noticed by tr. head oG ucya-t pos. office department Uc mt Duea, Island below the belt just bcuu,. ,uc Island does not have the popu- uim that r mrc had.
 The contemplated change will not save tar department any money whatever At tnc umc the old contracts were let service could be secured much cheaper than 1t cam bc now. ud wc consider ourselves safe in saving that when the figures on the new contract arc received there will mot be amy ucrribl. difference between them and thco.d
 Wcwcrc wears trying to get am adequate mail service ou Gastiucau Channel and we saoud raise such boIlcr when they try to take 1t away from ms that it can be heard clear back ro Washington Let's make them realize that even if we are dead we have mot yet been buried.
 Let's go.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

James Nellie identified with Vale dcz over since Che drat gold rush in 1898. lcft that place for Chicago a short umc ago. lie win make his homo thuo in the future Pact- caly Che whole town was down on thc wharf to see him leave when Che boat pulled oul
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

We were wondering the other day who was alarming the socks and minding the babies while those women pickets were working around Washington.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

The name of the new editor of the Cap- ira is very suggestive It is Hummer Hummer suggests pIms PIms suggest politics and politics suggest national com- mittccmcu Can his advent into Alaska signify that he will be one of the pIwm-cls who will share in the political pIms that will be distributed ifl Whats the use of going any farther; there will be mo change in administration and Heron won't be elected National Committeeman, SO there is uo use figuring SO far ahead
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

Tho bay at Valdez la now froo of fec.
The Washington times., 1920-06-02

ins,on Club tomorrow afternoon. at
2:30 o'clock.
Mrs Eliphalet y. Andrews. Mrs
Marcus Benjamin, Mrs Gordon
Cummings, Mrs. Henry W. Fitch,
Mrs. E. L. McClellsnd, hrs. Henry
n. c. Stewart. Mrs Clarence Il.
Wilson, Mrs. Leigh Robinson, Mrs.
II. S. Woodward. and Mrs John Me
Laughlin.
Prizes will be awarded for the best
preserved gown OF ancient vintage,
and for the best looking msde-oyer
dress-the latter to be a product OF
some one OF the fashionable dress
making classes conducted by Mrs. H.
Il. Todd under tho auspices OF the
alliance, and much rivalry 10 expected
TO develop between the mothers and
debutantes among tho pupils.
The marriage Of Miss Frances GIL
pin Todhunter. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen E. Todhunter. OF 1922
Sixteenth street and Roger Patton
Holllngsworth. son OF DR.. and Mrs.
J. w. Hollingsworth, OF this city. viii
take place Wednesday evening June
Z. The ceremony will be performed
at st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
New Hampshire avenue and v street
northwest, by tho rector. the Rev. j.
Johnson Dimon.
Miss Todhunter will have as maid
OF honor. her sister. Miss Eugenia II.
Todhunter. and c. David Gibbons. OF
Washington. a cousin of the bride
groom. will act as best man. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Dorothy
Aman. of Hyattsvilie. and Miss Eliza
beth McDermot. a cousin of the bride.
Fred r. Shoemaker. OF Washington.
and Harold c. King. OF Washington
and Norfolk. will officiate as ushers
The Washington times., 1920-06-02

After a brief honeymoon. tas yoens
couple will return TO Washlns tOn'
and will be at home at oolf r"ui
teenth street northwest
Miss Todhunter is one OF the most
popular girls IN the Potomac avs
ion of the American Red Cross, where
she Is associate director OF the ue
partment OF publicity In charge OF
the motion picture bureau. one Oh
her friends In the division. Miss Ger
trude caTley. OF Baltimore, sent 70
England for a shilling and II afrNee
here. last week, and VIII De worn
by the bride In her LETT shoe m
omen of good luck. Miss Toohun'ei
is a graduate OF Central hish "e"0o"
Mrs. ID. April announces the engage
ment OF her daughter. Miss Ada
Nexer. 10 Ben stein, both of this city'
No date has been set for the "ea-
ding.
marriage of much interest In
washington was that OF Miss Louise
steele Hooper TO Worthington Camp
bell. of New York, which took place
yestorday afternoon In Cambridge
Nd. in Christ p. Il. Church. Ihe
bridegroom is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Levin Hicks Campbell, who lived all
their married life In Washington
where their children were raised. "A
few years ago they removed 10 New
York, where they now nVe' Inc
bride is a daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs'
william Ennal Hooper, OF Cambridge
Mrs. Bone and Miss Marguerite
Bone. wife and daughter OF scott -
Bone. formerly of Washington now
of New York. are spending iort-
night in Washington at the airing
The Washington times., 1920-06-02
'OLD CLOTHES PARTY
AT WASHINGTON CLUB

Mrs. Rose Goveneur Hoes, president
OF the Housekeepers' Alliance. an
nounees the following list of add
tionsl hostesses for the Old Clothes
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-14
fMPUsCA Pc FUSTA-I SOTIE
APOI fNCEARCA 6A Sc S1NU-
'OIDx.

DETROIT, IA hlric. Refuznl
dc a Sc. recasatofi cu fostul y
sot este mDtivnl pc care-l ola pc
litia in cazul de ucidcre all sd-nci
Martha Karpas, care a fost Inn
p,scata pc cind Sc reinforced dc
La biserica, Dnmineca mainte &c
sameazi. FoStul eli barbat Frank
Miller criminailul El incer'
cat sa sc sinucida.
Dtpa cum spune polltla, Mile
S "a intilnit cu d-aa iAarpas p'
cfnd aceasta tesea din bSserna, 2
mers scurta distanta Smpre'lna
apoi scos revONerlll 81 i'm
puecat-o prin illima. Dupa acelf
STA slobozit mn glonte prin tan
pfa. Doctorii spun ca nici Milcl
NIL va scapa ell viata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-14
800 NRORTI IN UIOCNRE.
RAZBOIU REGULAT ffarRE
:ITAI.TEagI SI AIBA1qEZI.

ROMA. IA Iunie. Captura.
rea a doua garnizeanc italiene
Gu mn total de 500 soldati 81 sc
otfiteri la Tepeleni 81 Drasi dc
catra .solldati 81 civili allbanezi 81
mai multe atacuri asupra italle-
nilor Ia Avlona, in carl 600 ds
Al,banezi au fest omoaiti, Sc ra
porteaza astazi. de catre cores
pondentul ziarului Trlbma care
SC afla i'm Avlona.
Cele doua garnMoane captura
tie erau asezate pc iJozitiuni stra
tegice dominind niste rlur'i car
trec prin munti.
REVOLUTIONARY albanezi in MS
tie atacuri precedente au -captu
rat mai multe tunuri italicne in
tire earl llmel de rs c., intrebuln
timlu-le in atacnl lor la Avlona
Guvernml Albaniei care sc a
Fla la Tiwna, desaprobat mis-
carea. declarind ca in aceste alta
curl n 'au luat parte trupe regll
late 81 nici n'au ,fost incurajatt
de ele.
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NC POV sSAh4eO NVF1A FAAAA F~y'
Washington. - Merritt O.
Chance l1ntrebat autorftatAe
postei daca TN 'copil poate fl tri-
mis- prin posta i'm 'aceasta tara.
Aceasta intrebare fost trimisa
primulu asistent al milistrului
postelor, ca. -sa necMa in cauza.
in uatimele rdouazeci 81 patru de
ore doua tintrebari de aceasta
natnra s0sit la Washington.
Lips4 de ofiteri in armata Sta
telor Unite. - Washington. =
Doua suite de mil de fosti Off
peri in armata americana in de-
curslll razbOiului, carl acum sc
.afA I'm viata lcivila, STUNT indrep,
tAtiti fl examinati 81 daca tree
exAnenl1l mecesar, all dreptnl de
a fl inrOlati i narmata regulate,
daca fac aplicatii dnainte 'de %
Iunie. Sc anunta della ministru!
de razboiu. Pima aclm snmai
| IL ,90O de aplMatii IS an primit.
.
sSe aduoe sahar din Argentina.
- BuenOs Aires. - Frederic j
Stimsm, amIbasadorlll- Statelor
Unite. "a dbtinllt permisiune della
presedintele Irogoyen ca sse ex.
fpedieze zahar din Argentina in
lStatele Unite, in accontlll acelui
lguvern. pima la $4,000 tome, Gu
scapnl de a ajuta la aceasta lipsd
de zahar din America. ssS
RreSedintele Irogoyen a revo.
cat tlecretnl dat inainte referitor
IA zahar si a inaputernicit rafina-
rifle de Nahar de exporta 30
/ i1rocentc din -prodBsul 'cel all Ia
nina. La fel aanbasadorul Chilli
i'm, Emilio Fienerea- -Harrain, a
obtinut IN. permit rentru tara
hi, de q exporta 5000 tone za-
Thar.
1amilia lui Oaruso aanenintata
Easthan,pton, N. Y. De
ltcanna ca sc va face Q incerare
de : r6pi ori al face ran copilei
|yennnritnlui cSntaret naruyo, in
jnrul easel lui fost pusa 0
| grea gaaf1a He hetectivi, pima
cind Ne " fsce o ancheta asupra
.h6tiei s6Nfryita acum de curfnd,
! III care pnafla q fost aproape ju-
|mztAte million IN petrii scuanpe.
Scrisori care III sparenta au
Ifosf acrise de vre-un maniac, III
|01te ~ kcst primite de dina O..
stD n M m4Iabrii ii 1amflieii,,
En a1k Ate detectiyilor apre
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