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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-30

in very good condition, all thing
considered, according to MCGEE
who has travelled it many times
He says the Redding-Dunsmuil
stretch in Northern California
once the worst place on the high
way, hardly even barring the old
Wolf creek hill, is now in excel
lent shape. Further south, be-
tween Redding and Red Bluff
there are a few short rough spots
a mile or so each in length where
new construction is in progress
but nothing of moment
"The Siskiyou mountain grade,
which a month ago was very
rough for eight of the IS miles
on the Oregon side, due to paving
work, he says is now much bet
ter Qskar Huber has done quite
a lot OF paving in the past month
and the stretches of crushed rock
waiting for the hot stuff have
been worn down by traffic until
they are passably smooth.
Between Rogue River station
aud Grants Pass coming north,
and vice versa going south, he
says the new highway grade with
its eight miles of fine new pave
ment has been closed to travel
temporarily, pending completion
of the pavement. Cars are rout-
ed over the old road, which is
good enough.
Smiths hill (Sexton mountainl
is no obstacle at present, and
neither is Glendale hill. Cow
Creek canyon is a combination OF
old road, rough in spots, and a fine
new macadamized grade. 1t is
easy enough to travel and presents
no problem to the motorist.
"A lot of highway work is in
progress on both sides of Rose
burg now, says McGee, and con-
sequently there is a lot of rough
going, though nothing to cause
trouble. At Sutherlin there is
detour, but it is short. Pass
Creek canyon is rough in places,
especially in the Yoncalla sec
tion. But from Cottage Grove
north to Eugene it's merely a
question of holding the car down
to safe speed, for the motorist
can 90 as fast as he likes over
most of it,"
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-30
FRIDAYS NEWS
Jolnson-Stemett Nuptials

William B. Johnson and Miss
Edna NJ. Stenentt were united in
marriage June lG in the parlors
of the Hotel Holland at Medford
Rev. w. b. Hamilton read the
service using the ring ceremony
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. L. E. Stennett of this
city. She is a'telegraph operator,
having held the Postal Telegraph
Gable office in Grants Pass last
summer where she was the mana
ger and operator. Mr.. Johnson
is employed on the S. p. He is
one Of the Ashland ex-service men
and was with the NJ. G.. BIN. sta
toned at Camp Lewis. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi John
son. The couple will make their
home in Ashland at 10 Mountain
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
are we'll known in Ashland and
their many friends wish them
mach happiness.
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Charming Home Wedding

A pretty little home wedding
occurred yesterday at the home
of Mr. II. H. Bachtel on Bush
street, when Miss Donna, the
youngest daughter, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Lester Warren OF
Berkeley, Calf.
The service was performed in
the presence of the immediate
relatives, Rev. C. F. Koehler, Of
ficiating.
At 2 o'clock, the young couple
took their places under an arch
of ivy and roses, in the parlor,
and the beautiful ring ceremony
was said which made them man
and wife. The bride, who is a
member of the class of 20, wore
her graduation dress of white and
carried white roses. She looked
very fair and sweet.
The groom is also a former
graduate of Ashland high school,
and is a young man of fine char
GCter, holding a good position in
bank in San Francisco.
Following the service and con-
gratulations, dainty buffet
luncheon was served after which
the young people left for Berke-
ley where they will go to house
keeping at once.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-30
A LESSON IRON TiirrS.

The tree. for one thing. keeps
its ieet firmly on the ground. 1t
is good citizen. # is a substan-
tial citizen. The stronger the
wind. the more uncertain the
foundation. the more firmly it at
taches Itself to the soil, the deep
or il sends its roots until solid
foothOld is secured.
a tree has its harships Just
like an individual. Every time
there is strong wind and It is
blown back and forth, the tree Is
strengthened In fact, it needs
that bending back and forth to
develop It's powers OF resistance
Just as We in our lives are made
better because Of our difficulties
and hardships II we meet them
md overcome them. we are
stronger end better in our every
day lives and IN our attitude to-
Wnrd others We are Of better
fltef
III you plant a tree too close
ie others whore Fl is sh1dy # is
deprived Of its Highland 10 US
education is light Suoh o tree
i either stunted or grows up in
n narrow sort Of way. II does
not nave a wide outlook It is
n5rrow in is view. The same IS
true with YOU and me. Unless
ge get light, unless we study and
arc educated, unless we broaden
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-30
PASTEuRIZES MILK
AT LOCAL DAIRY


The Ashland MIX Co. has re
Gently Installed a pasteurizing ma
chine at their plant and j. II
Sugg, the proprietor, states tina
excellent results are being OBJ
tanned. MIR. Sugg has enlarged
the plant for the installation o.
the pasteuri2ing process and eY
erything around the premises II
as sanitary as improved method.
can make.
Mr.. Sugg states there are thre.
reasons for pasteuri2lng milk
First, ii makes the milk keer
longer; second, it kills all the ty.
phoid germs, and third, it kills all
the tubercular germs.
The milk is heated to 142 de-
grees and left at that tempera-
ture for 80 minutes, absolutely
purifying it. The old method was
to heat the milk to 100 degrees,
which made a scorched milk and
separated the cream line.
Only milk that tests four per
cent or better is used at the plant.
Mr.. Sugg invites the people Of
Ashland to visit the plant at any
time and see the pasteurizing ma
chine in operation, and the meth
cd of sterilization in use.
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Past MatrOn's Club Met

Mrs. +. G. Swedenburg was
hostess at the monthly meeting
of the Past Matron's club of the
Eastern Star Wednesday evening.
Twelve members OF the club gath
cred at the Swedenburg residence
on he Boulevard where most
enjoyable evening was spent. A
short business session was held,
followed by a weird and 'impres-
sive" initiation ceremony at
which three candidates became
members OF the club. These were
Ella Mills, Miss Gertrude Engle
cnd Mrs. Elsie Churchman. A
social period followed the siren
uoslty of the initiation and the
new members were provided with
much needed refreshments. which
we're also passed to the rest of the
company.
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DENIENTED MAN
TRIES TO END LIFE

j. p. Lindgren, the demented
man who was picked up on the
streets of Ashland last week and
Gas sent to Jacksonville for safe
Keeping, attempted to commit sui
eide Monday night in the county
ial by cutting his throat and
wrist with a safety razor blade.
He was discovered by the iailor
in the morning and was removed
to a hospital in Medford.
The circumstances surrounding
this unfortunate man are most
piliful. A communication from
the San Francisco chief of police
stated he had been injured in an
automobile accident several years
ago, and a pressure on the brain
resulting from this accident has
cauled mental disturbances at in
tervals ever since. He was to
have undergone an operation in
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-30
GETS TRACK OF

STOLEN MACHINE
7. l.. Powell, whose automobile
was stolen from Ashland early in
the week, yesterday morning
heard from the missing machine
A man coming over from Cres.
cent City yesterday morning saw
a car ditched near Waldo, not faI
from Crescent City, which he
claims he recognized as the Pow
ell car. On arriving here he no
titled Mr.. Powell, who telephoned
to the chief of police at Crescent
City, where he learned that two
men had come into the city some
time previous with some tires to
sell An investigation proved that
the car had been ditched at Waldo,
where, presumably, a tire had
burst and the men could not get
further. II is conjectured they
stripped the wheels and took the
tires into Crescent City to sell,
leaving the car by the side of the
road. The men, one OF whom is
a young boy, claiming he came
from Los Angeles, were placed
under arrest. Mr.. Powell and
Deputy Sheriff Joe McMahan left
this morning for the coast city,
the former to get his automobile
ana the latter to return with the
prisoners il they waive extradition
papers.
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AIR PATROL TO
START july 1ST

Beginning with July 1st an air.
plane of the forest patrol service
will make a trip back and forth
daily over Ashland, starting from
Medford and flying as far south
as Alturas and Red Bluff, Calf.
According to a statement from
Medford seven planes will be sta
toned there, but only two will be
in daily use. These will be the
cne going south, and the other
will fly to Klamath Falls and vi.
cinity and back, daily. No plane
will patrol north from Medford
ii is stated, but one of the Eugene
planes will fly to Medford daily
and return.
Extensive Improvements will
be made on the landing field in
Medford, it is stated. A force OF
2D men will be stationed there
including officers, enlitsed men
signal corps men and a medical
officer. Seven hangers will be
constructed for the planes, and a
wireless station installed. The
landing site for the air patrol will
be- the new county fair grounds
south of MedfOrd.
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Millions for c
Neu Stomach

)ne of the greatest American milliC
lires said to his physician, "a milli
lollars, Doctor, spot cash and no gTul
ling, for a new stomach" and th
he sick man groaned and turned ava
ill his wealth could not make hi
lappy or contented, for happiness larg
v depends upon digestion. Witho
iealth where does happiness come II
ifter all the stomach plays a gre,
art in = everyday life. Without
iealthy stomach and good digestion OF
Hood is thin, watery and poor, Of
leart action is weak, our liver does N,
10 its duty, and man is miserable NJ
Unhappy. Prevent disease By putin
he house in order and strcrgthenin
he system against the germs Of diseas
DIR. Pierce, of the Invalids Hotel an
Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, y. Y
ears ago understood diseases and the
and he discovered eertai
cots and herbs which were nature
emedies, and succeeded in putting ther
D in a form that could be easily prt
ured at the drug store (lidr.d @
ablets). This no called DIR. Pierce
iolden Medical Discovery. This Dis
overy gives no false stimulation b,
ause il contains no alcohol or any nai
otic. II helps digestion and the al
imitation Of such elements in the FOO
5 are required for the blood. 1t give
o the blood the food elements the til
ues require. For over fifty years !
As enjoyed the confidence Of u
american public. Try it nowl
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-30
The Social Realm
SATURDAYS NEWS
ID, A. RS Meet

The newly organized chapter
OF the Daughters of the Ameri'
can Revolution were entertained
at the Chamberlain-Palmer ranch
Yesterday afternoon. About 20
members were in attendance,
Business of much importance was
discussed, but it was decided 10
await the coming OF Mrs. Heating,
the state regent, from Portland,
who is expected here some time
in July, before definite plans re-
Parding the chapter were decided.
The hOstesses served dainty re-
freshments before the members
left. Two visitors, Mrs. H. G. Gil
more Of the Newport, h. l., chap
ter, and Mrs. Littlechild of the
FalrmOnt, Neb., chapter, were
also present. Anyone wishing ap-
Tlication blanks for admission to
the chapter may procure them
from Miss Hicks at the public H.
brary.
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June Wedding

Miss Nina Carter and Emf,
Schlip, both of Ashland, were mar.
red in Medford Thursday even,
ing at 6 o'clock, Rev. L. Myror
Boozer, pastor of the Presbyterian
church of that city, officiating
Attendants to the couple were
Miss Julia Howard and Claire
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Schlip viii
make their home in Portland
where they will go after spending
a brief honeymoon with friends
In Ashland and vicinity.
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Wkly-1O2-4t
NOTICE OF SHHitIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution anj
order of sale duly issued out oI
and under the seal of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, fol
the County of Jackson, dated
June 21st, 1920, in suit therein
wherein Butler & Thompson Co.
a corporation, as plaintiff recov.
cred judgment against w. n.
Campbell and Hattie Campbell,
his wife, as defendants, for the
sum of $1922.65, together with
$4,000 attorney fees and $3S.6J
costs and disbursements, which
judgment and decree was enrolled
and docketed in said court June
18th, 1920:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That pursuant to the terms of
said Decree and Execution, | will,
on Saturday, July oath, 1920, at
10 o'clock a. m, at the front door
of the courthouse in the City of
Jacksonville, Jackson county, Or
egon, offer for sale, and sell at
Public Auction to the highest bid
der, to satisfy said judgment and
decree, with costs of sale,- sub
iect to redemption as provided
by law, and a specific lien in favor
Of the City of Medford as against
the lot in Medford, Ore
gon, amounting to $212.33,
all the right, title and in
terest that said judgment debtors
W. N. Campbell and Hattie
Campbell jointly or individually
had on October 1st, 1914, or have
since acquired, or now have in
and to the following described
real property. situated in Jack
son county, Oregon. to-wit:
All that portion of Government
Iot Number SIX in Section Thirty
two, in Township SO south of
Range TWO west of the W. NJ. in
Jackson county, Oregon. bounded
and described as follows: BE-
GINNING at the northwest corner
Of the John McCay Donation Land
Claim in said Township and
Range; thence east on the south
line Of said Lot Six 26 rods to the
southwest corner of school lot;
thence north on the west line Of
said school lot 1G rods to the
northwest corner thereof; thence
east on the north line Of the said
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATORS AND TO
PRESENT CLAIMS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Hon. G. A. Gardner,
Judge of the County Court in and
for the County of Jackson, state
Of Oregon, has appointed the un-
dersigned as administrator of the
estate Of Gottlieb F. Spiegel, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required
to present the same, duly verified,
to the undersigned Administrato
at the office of Briggs and Briggs,
attorneys, in the Pioneer block in
the City of Ashland, Oregon, with
in six months from the date of
the first publication of this notice.
Date of first publication June
End, 1920.
E. D. BRIGGS,
99-4 Wed. Administrator.
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that The Pompadour Mineral
Springs company, is the owner of
a Trade Mark filed for registration
with the Secretary of State of Or
egon described as a reproduction
OF metal cork containing a sun
burst design within a circle with
the word LlTHIA" across said
design, together with the word
ASHLAND" Immediately above
the design, and the word
WATERS" Immediately below
said design, and that said Trade
Mark is to be affixed to the bot
ties containing the Ashland Lithia
Waters and the packing cases and
printed matter used in connection
herewith, and also to all by
products OF the Ashland Lithia
Waters together with packing
cases and. printing matter relating
thereo.
THE P0MPADOUR MINERAL
SPRINGS COMPANY.
Ashland. Oregon, June 18th,
1920. lO1-3t
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MEDFORD RECALL
ELECTION CARRIES

The recall election of the Med
ford school board lleld Monday
afternoon drew out the largest
vote ever cast in that city in a
school election. Two members of
the board had resigned and their
places are filled by Mrs. Richard
SnIythe and Mrs. Milton James.
George A. Mansfield and Joseph
@. Grey were elected to supplant
two recalled directors. The only
member of the old board left is
Edward Janney. This election
follows a revolt against the school
board, which has bten waged in
that city for several months past
and has resulted in much unpleas-
tntness among the teachers, the
school board and patrons. The
new board will organize in a few
days and claim they will make
every effort to Sestore harmony
in the educational system Of the
Wexford schools.
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Bride-elect Showered

= number OF Ashland women
went down TO Talent last night TO
Participate in a shower given in
honor Of Miss Pearl Withrow,
whose contemplated marriage will
be a social feature in that vicinity
in the near future. The event
was held at the Withrow home
and was attended by "a intimate
friends Of the prospective bride
Ice cream and cake were served.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTORS AND TO PRE-.
SENT CLAIMS

In the County Court in and for
the County of Jackson, State OF
Oregon.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Frank II. Carter, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That the Last VIII and Testa-
ment of the said Frank II. Car
ter, deceased, has been proven in
said court before the Hon. G. A.
Gardner, County Judge, and the
undersigned have been appoint
ed as executors thereof.
Any person having a claim
against said estate is hereby re-
Quired to present the same, duly
verified at the office of Briggs
and Briggs, attorneys for said es-
tate, in the Pioneer block, in the
City of Ashland, said county and
state, within six months from the
date of the first publication
hereof.
Date of first publication June
2S, 1920.
HENRY r. CARTER,
GEORGE r. CARTER,
f. V. CARTER,
Executors.
LNklv-1O0-1t
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
CLOSED SESSIONS FRIDAY

The Vacatiou Bible school closed
yesterday with a program and ex-
hibition at the Baptist church. A
goodly number OF parents gath.
cred TO witness the work and en-
JOY the splendid program present
ed by the children. This consist
ed OF songs, recitation OF Scrip
ture. and drills. showing the work
accomplished.
II was a revelation TO all pres.
enl that so much could be accom-
plished in 50 short a time. and the
.Leauty Of II was the JOY Of the chill
dren In the work.
The committee who yentured
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plaintiff. John 0. Rigg, has fur
ther and second lien against said
property for the sum of s199.2C
together with $500 attorney
fees, which Judgment and decree
was enrolled and docketed in said
Court on June 18th, 1920:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That, pursuant to said Decree and
Execution. / will on July Path,
1920, at 10 o'clock a. M, at the
front door of the courthouse in
the City OF jacksonville, Jackson
county, Oregon offer for sale and
sell at public auction for cash to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said
judgment and decree, with costs
OF this sale, subject TO redemption
as provided by law, all the right,
title and interest that NJ. A. Nc
Cam and Gertrude l.. Mccain,
his wife. had on December eth,
1917, the date of the Fred P.
Fischer Mortgage, either individu-
ally or jointly, and all interest,
right and title that they and their
successors in interest have since
acquired in and to the following
described real property, situated
in the City of Ashland, county of
Jackson, State Of Oregon, to-wit;
Beginning at point on the
sCutherly side line of Main Street
in the City of Ashland, Jackson
county Oregon, which point lies
north Sc deg. 10 min. west along
said street boundary 80 feet from
the point OF intersection of the
southerly line of Main Street with
the westerly side line of First ave
nue. (heretofere known as Harga-
dine Ayenue); thence south 35
deg. 02 min. west 100 feet to
point on the northerly side line OF
an alley as described in Volume
56 on Page $50 Of the Deed Rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon,
which point is 80 feet distant
from the intersection with the
northerly side line of said alley
with the westerly side line OF First
Avenue; thence north Sc deg. 10
min. west along the northely side
line of said alley Sc feet thence
north 35 deg. 02 min. east 100
feet to a point on the southerly
side line of Main Street, which
point is distant S6 feet along the
southerly side line of Main Street
from its intersection with the
westerly side line of First Ave
nue., and thence south Sc deg 10
min. east along said southerly
side line of Main Street So feet to
the place Of beginning.
ALSO, the party wall right in
the west wall of the First National
Bank Building as set forth In an
agreement of record in Volume
SO of Deeds on Page 565, and as
in the Deed Of the said
First National Bank OF Ashland
to j. sgd McNair and Susie l.. Al
len, of record in Volume II of
Deeds, on Page 2, records Of
jackson county, Oregon.
ALSO, subject to the conditions,
rights and privileges relating to
the west party wall of the prem
ises herein described. as contain
ed in the agreement made between
j. sgd McNair and Susie l.. Allen .
with n. ]. Reasoner, as recorded /
in Volume SS OF said Deed Rec
ords on Page ASS and the Deed of .
Record in Volume 81 on Page 414 .
thereof.
Dated at jacksonville, Oregon,
June 22d, 1920.
c. +. TERRILL,
Sheriff of Jackson County, /
Oregon.
By FLORA THOMPSON, Deputy.
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A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the Methodist parsonage yes
terday afternoon al 3 O'Clock
which united the lives of Miss Sa-
lone Morse and Edward V. j.
Hansby, both of Berkeley, Calf,
Rev. c. A. Edwards read the SER
vice, and the bridal couple were
attended by the brides mother and
sister, and Mr.. and Mrs. Welborn
Reeson of Ashland, well known
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Hansby,
with Mrs. and Miss Morse left last
night for Berkeley,