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

The celebration committee have
secured the services OF Fred Sand
ford for their street hanging dec
orations, and recommend him to
the business men and citizens Of
the town who may have need Of
assistance in decorating their fronts.
There is nothing that can be
done toward ''pepperizing" a COM
munity better than profuse dec
orations 1t at once bespeaks
local pride and community loyal
ty. Nobody on a well decorated
street will hear any reference
made to Rip Van Wrinkle. Come
on, Let's go!
The gentlemen's billiard par
lor in the Elks building has sold
out to Shoot En- Up Dobbin,
who WI take charge on the morn
las OF Old Timers Day. And
shoot En- Up Dobbln" proposes
to put on a new front and raise
the limit.
The Ayerys are negotiating a
change of management of the Mel
da on the third of July, and it is
rumored Fried Chicken Nellie"
Will run the place with an entirely
new stone front.
All of the banks will close up
during the Old Timers and Min
CTS Day and consolidate with the
Rainbow Lane Bank at the head
OF Miners Row in the Park, where
Lucky Currency, the unit OF value
heng one nugget will be sold to
those who want TO have sport in
Miners Row
The Miners Jazz will be held ut
the Bungalow. where the famous
Muklcr's Jazz band will loosen
up stiff joints.
Mr.. Fuller of the Commercial
Club is circulating the town and
reports a good start on getting
the parade committee to put on
a wonderful parade the morning
OF Monday, July 5th. Every cit
izen should take a deep interest
in assisting Mr.. Fuller who is
so untiring and enthusiastic in
this work.
Ed Kiser is in Frisco, hobnob-
ing with big men from tie
East, among them eX-Ambassador
Gerard, and that he will Bring a
bunch OF them here in special
car furnished by Vice-President
Mccormick of the $. p. company,
is almost assured.
A letter from our old towns
man, Harry /. Sinclair, of Mon
tague, states that they are distrib-
uung our literature advertising
the celebration free Of charge,
and that many Montagues are
planning on coming over.
The Legion boys will start the
big celebration with a Society Cab
aret on Friday night, the End, in
the ArmOry, where there will be
more fun to the square foot than
yOu ever saw.
Linn MOwet with the ia
nous Imperial Jazz Orchestra
will keep the crowd on ffp toes att
The Armory the 3rd and 5th.
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HIGHWAY NOW N
GOOD CONDITION

The party Of San Francisco au-
tomobile editors who drove north
over the Pacific highway last
v eek in a Buick Six driven by
Claude l.. MeGee to obtain infor-
nation on the condition OF the
highway in Oregon. has the fol-
lowing to say OF the roads in
Southern Oregon and Northern
California.
The Pacific highway is now
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PicniCked Last Evening

Former residents from Linn
county, several of whom live in
Ashland and other sections of the
valley, met in the park last even
ing in a picnic supper. The Med
ford contingent, who were expect
ed also, failed to arrive, but those
from Ashland spent Il most de-
lightful evening and enjoyed the
feast spread before them.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTRIX AND TO PRE-
SENT CLAIMS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Hon. G. A. Gardner,
Judge of the County Court of
Jackson County, Oregon, has APP
pointed the undersigned as the
Executrix of the Estate of George
W. owen, deceased.
Any person having a claim
against said estate is required
to present the same. duly verified,
to the Executrix at the office Of
Briggs and Briggs, attorneys, in
the Pioneer block, in the City Of
Ashland, Oregon, within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
The first publication is June 2,
1920.
CAMILLA e. OWEN,
Executrix.
Qq-4 We'd
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Dougherty
entertained the family of Frank
Roberts of Medford and Mrs
Leach and son Glenn of Memphis
Mo, at dinner at their home on
Oak street, Thursday evening
Mrs. Roberts and daughter Alice
and Mrs. Leach remained over
night, spending the day yesterday
with the Dougherty family.
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a hospital, but ran away, and
made his way to Ashland, where
he was found, laboring under the
delusion that a crowd of people
were pursuing him. TIP man is
educated and has money, although
he is utterly alone in the world,
While Lindgren's condition is
serious il is thought he will re-
cover from his self-inflicted in
juries.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE


In the County Court of the State
of Oregon. for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Guardianship
of the Estate of Augusta F..
Bagley. Incompetent.
This matter coming on to be
heard at this time upon the pc
tition of G. G. Eubanks, the guard
ian of the estate of Augusta F..
Baglev. an incompetent, and it ap-
pearlng from such petition that It
would he beneficial to said ward
and 70 her estate if all the lands
belonging thereto were sold. which
real nronertv Is particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The northerlv half of lot G in
block 2S as DESIGNATED upon the
official man of the City of Ash
land. Oregon. adopted and ap-
moved nv the Citv Council. No
yember + 1888.
Also. lots |. 2. 3, 4, 5, G. s, Q,
no II. 10. IA. Is. 1G, II, IS, 10,
90, 21. 22. 23, "a, and 25 of block
/. also lots / 2. and 3 of block
9 all in the Mathis G. Bagley's Ad-
dition to the CITY of Woodville.
(now Rogue Riyer) Jackson coun-
tv Oregon.
Also bepinning at a point in the
center of Wards Creek on the
eouth line of the Oregon and Cal
ifornia Railway company's right
of-way. which point is 1911 feet
c 90 deg p Of the section cor
nor common TO sections IS, 16, 81
ond %. thence running south 80
doc TX min r along the south
line of the said railway company's
right-of-wav 343 feet: thence
oontb 20 deg As min. west 1915
Foot. thence sonth 20 deg. IS min.
aost l995 feet. thence south SO.
deo Ak min west TO the low wa
ter mark of Rogue river; thence
northwesterlv along the northerly
low water mark of Rogue river to
rho canter of Wards creek: thence
northeasterly along the center of
Wards creek to the place of be-
oinning containing 6 is acres,
,,,nro or loss and situate in the
cornorate limits of Rogue river,
in The northwest quarter of sec
tior 90 in townshin 36. south of
range west of willamette
Nerid,on Jackson county, Ore
non ~
"a 20 berebv ordered that the
roxt of kin of said ward. and all
l,,z i,,toroetad In tho eaid es-
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
In the matter of the Estate of

In the matter of the Estate of
Emma II. Fuller, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Executor OF the above en-
titled estate has filed with the
Clerk OF Court his Final Ac-
count in the matter of the ad-
ministratlon thereof, and the Hon.
G. A. Gardner, Judge of the
County Court in and for the
County of Jackson. State OF Or
egon has designated July II,
1920, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
courthouse in Jacksonville, said
county, as the time and place for
the hearing of any objections
thereto.
Any person having objection to
the allowance and approval OF said
account must present the same
on or before the time designated
for said hearing.
JAMES p. FULLER,
Executor.
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GUESTS ARE TO
BRING FLOWERS

bhNV EILOh Ems
Guests at the Society Cabaret
are asked and invited to bring
bouquets or extra table decora-
tions if they desire so to do, and
make the decorations just as elab-
crate as they desire.
The Cabaret ballroom will be
open all afternoon on Friday,
July 2. for the purpose of allow
ing guests to make their table
decorations just as elaborate as
they care to have them.
The Cabaret will certainly be
a real, live. carnival. festive dance,
and undoubtedly will be the
brightest social affair ever staged
in Ashland.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the matter of the Estate OF
Ira j. Hobart, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Elya A. Hobart, has
been appointed Administrative OF
the estate Of Ira j. Hobart, de-
ceased. by the County Court OF
the State of Oregon for Jackson
County, and has qualified. All
persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same duly acknowl-
edged as by law required to the
undersigned Elva A. Hobart, at
Ashland, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published this
10th day of June l6, 1920.
ELVA A. HOBART,
1GIlt
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THURSDAYS NEWS

A large company of the Meth
odist church and congregation
gathered at the park last evening
where a picnic was held under the
auspices OF the aid society of the
church, celebrating the close OF
the season, and representing the
regular monthly church night. A
most bountiful repast was spread
and was enjoyed by the attend
ants.
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MUST OBSERVE
LICENSE LAW

The new law (section 19) re-
qUiring an operators license on
and after July 1, 1920, prohibits
any person less than 16 years OF
age from operating or driving any
motor vehicle on any public high
way in the state. Violations of
any of its provisions Csection 33)
is punishable by a zine not to ex-
ceed $500 or by both fine and i'm
prisonment.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of
Katherine Spath, deceased, with
the will annexed. by the county
court of the State of Oregon, for
Jackson county, and has qualified.
All persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present
the same to me at the law office
of w. J. Moore in Ashland, Ore
gon. with proper vouchers and
duly verified. within six months
from the first publication hereof,
which is June 2, 1920.
NEWTON W. BORDEN.
Administrator with VIII Annexed,
99-5 Wed.
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Lnst Elks, ,arn rarty

The last card party for the sea-
son given by the lady Elks in
the club rooms was held yester-
day afternoon and enjoyed by a
large attendance. Mrs. A. L.
Lamb was recipient of the prize in
500, and Mrs. A. c. Briggs in
bridge. Mrs. ]. c. Poor and Mrs,
{ W. Winnie were hostesses. No
more card parties will be held un-
Ii! October.
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= the school, thought they possibl!
! would gather about 60 children Il
: begin, and had only small equip
| ment and funds such as the foul
Sunday schools cooperating coult
provide. When the enrolment
reached 225, the school had t
close its doors to others, much a!
they would like 10 nave taker
them, and with crowded rooms
anG few tools they cheerfully and
happily worked out the plans.
Boys worked with poor tools
and no tools, few nails and nc
room, but the showing OF kites
bird houses, hammocks and
things was splendid. The handi-
work of the girls in weaving and
raffia was no less so. All that
were for sale were eagerly bought
by the visitors. Even the tiny
folks had work in paper folding
and coloring and raffia that was
credit TO Teachers and pupils
alike.
Put above and bevond the man
ual training has been the work
and power of the word of God.
Whole Bible chapters, choice
verses. hymns, the daily habit
talks, the great stories of the BIZ
bic have made a deep and last
ing impression. Love for God al
ways makes for love of country
and the daily flag salute, patriotic
songs and exercises have planted
real citizenhsip in the hearts OF
the boys and girls.
Ashland should he proud of this
school, the largest of its kind in
the state and of the devoted men
and women who gave so freely of
their time to this work. Beside
the faculty, already mentioned, the
Misses Grace Leslie and Alice
Brown, Miss Brazee and Mrs. Cla-
roy have given splendid help daily
in the primary department.
The program follows;
Hymn, "Stand Up For Jesus.
Twenty-third Psalm, Primary.
Lords Prayer in Song.
Hymn, Summer Suns Are
Glowing"
Hard to Get Up in the Morn
ing."-BOys.
Memory Verses-Primary.
Habit Talk.
Group Songs-Primary.
Recitation, Books of New Testa-
ment.
Flag Song.
Beatitudes.
Scripture Recitation - Ellen
Franco.
Robin Song.
John 31;16-School
Love Birds"-Primary.
Flag Drill.
Children's Benediction.
Honor Poll
List OF those who completed |
the Bible work and were perfect
in attendance
Primary-Audry Brown. Eve
lyn Finch, Wanda Schwein, Fran
ces O'Neal, Lois Lyman lone Me
Nabb, Lucille Reeder, John Koch
Ter, Mark Koehler, Jean Balls, FL |
len Franklin, Madilene Hill, Rosa
Franco, Norma Brewer, Randles |
Cannon, Howard Wiley. Bruce
Campbell, Edith Moore, Edna
Orres, Frances Hardy, Elizabeth
Carter, Corliss Carter.
Honorable Mention - Wilma |
Hall, Bert Wright, Louise Moor, |
Walter Wilcox, Donald CLANCY,
Marjorie Ostrin, Beatrice Werth,
Hazel Moore, May Clary, Louise
Anderson, Lucille Hamilton.
Observation-Disclosures Tilton. |
Emily Brown, Eleanor Hoyt, Kath-
eline Phipps, Lorraine Brookmiller |
Florence Wilson, Billie Wilson, Ra-
mona Wise, Ruby Powell, Mary
Howard, Hazel Walters, Eliza
beth Quain, Elizabeth Stearns.
Dorothy Wertz, Russell Heschel
Jack Montgomery, Lester Beck,
Olive Calf.
One hundred and thirty-two did
part OF the work and received
merit badges.
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NOIItE Of ShEhffF ShlE.
BY virtue of an Execution and
Order OF Sale duly issued out Of
and under the seal for the Circuit
Court for the State OF Oregon, for
Jackson county, dated June 2lst.
1920. in a certain suit therein,
wherein 1t was decreed that Fred
p. Fischer. one Of the defendants
in said suit. was decreed to have
first Lien under 4 certain Mort
gage on the real property herein
after described, in the sum Of
S10.59S.07 together with 100000
attorney fees and S24.40 costs
and disbursements. and wherein
1t was further decreed that the
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cut and see the problems of 9TH
ers, we are likely to be narrow
in our views"
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AS a coffee roasting center
Portland is the second city on the
Coast.
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FOR SALE-Pigs, shoats and
hogs, full blood Duroc. Inquire
Charles Pope, Box PIP, Ash
land, Ore. 254-1t Dly-"
103-1t Wkly-"
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Miss Withrow received many beau
tiful gifts. Those from Ashland
were Mrs. ]. L. Herr, Mrs. George
Robson, Mrs. Elizabeth Beeson
and Mrs. Clifford Payne.
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Classified
USED CARS

SEE McCurdy-Bowne Motor Co.,
corner Main street and Pacific
Highway, in Medford, for over
hauled, used cars. 9G-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Modern cottage of
rooms, large lot. Price mod
crate. Call 800 Mt. Ave.
Phone 405-Y. 1901
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF'S SALE.

Date of first publication. June
30. 1920. Wkly-3t
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Ry FLORA THOMPSON, Deputy
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99-4 Wed.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-07-08
DR.. F. B. IINDER
DIES SUDDENLY


Struck suddenly Tuesday morning
with paralysis. DR.. F. B. Linder, one
of Oxford's most prominent citizens
and leading physician died at his
residence at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
DR.. Linder was a native citizen oI
the county and lived in Oxford nlos!
Of his life, reared several children and
educated them at the University. he
was q prominent Mason and member
of the Methodist Church. He was one
Of Oxford's largest property owners,
and a director of.the Bank of Ok
ford. He was sixty-four years oid.
and is survived by three sons, Felix,
Dewey and John Lee, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. M. Sneed. His funer
took place at his residence at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. and !
ternlent was made at st. Petei
cemetery conducted by the local M
sonic lodge assisted by an escort
from st. Cyr Commandery No. s,
Knight Templars), Water Valley,
Miss.
DR.. Linder had not been in the best
ofshealth for the last year or so, but
his death was unexpected, and cast q
gloom of sorrow over the entire city.
The Eagle extends coincidence to-
the bereaved family.
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pregnant fact that congress auInOIil-
ad the use Of one and half billion
dollars in the hands of various depart
ments and bureaus, which otherwise
would have been converted into the
treasury and which should be added to
the Republican total of expenditures.
"High Cost Of Living:
"The high cost of living and the de-
nreciation Of bond values in this coun-
try are primarily due to the war itselt.
to the necessary governmental expenoi
lures for the destructive purposes OF
war. to private extravaganza, to the
world shortage of capital. to the lnfia-
tion Of foreign currencies and credits
and in large degree to conscienceless
profiteering. 2
"The Republican Party is responsl-
BILE for the failure to restore peace and
peace conditions in Europe which IS
principal cause Of post -armistice infia-
ton the world over. It has denied the
demand of the President for necessary
Legislation to deal with secondary and
local causes. The sound policies puf-
L sued by the treasury and the federal
reserve system have limited IN TINS
country though they could not prevent
the initiation which was world wide.
Elected upon specific promises to cur
I tail, public expenditures, and to bring
the country back to status of effec-
tive economy, the Republican party in
Congress wasted time and energy for
more than a year in vain Of extrava-
CANT Investigations costing the tax
novore GREAT sl1r1s of money while re-
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the increase in other belligerent coun-
tries, and in neutral countries which
are in close contact with the WORLDS
commerce and exchanges.
"After a year and half Of fighting
in Europe and despite another year
and half of Republican obstruction at
home, the credit of the government
of the United States stands unimpaI-
ed, the federal reserve note is the unit
Of value throughout all the world, and
the United States is the one great
country in the world which maintains
free gold market.
"We condemn the attempt OF th6
Republican party to deprive the Amer
lean people of their legitimate pride
in their financing Of the war-one
achievement without parallel in the
financial history of this or any other
war. And in particular we condemned
the pernicious attempt of the Republi-
can party to create discomfort among
the holders of the bonds of the gov
eminent Of the United States and to
drag our public finance and our bank
ing and currency system back into
the arena of party politics.
sTax Revision:
1--WE condemn the failure of the
present Congress to respond to the
oft repeated demand of the President
and the secretaries of the treasury to
revise the existing laws. The contin-
uance in force in peace times Of taxes
devised under pressure Of imperative
necessity to produce a revenue fol
war purposes is indefensible and can
only result in lasting injury to the
people. The Republican Congress per-
lsistently failed through sheer political
cowardice to make single move to-
ward readjustment of tax laws which
| is denounced before the last election
and was afraid to revise before the
next election.
1--WE advocate tax reform and
searching revision of the war revenue
acts to fit peace conditions, so that the
wealth of the nation may not be with
drawn from productive enterprise and
diverted to wasteful or non productive
expenditure.
1--WE demand prompt action by ths
next Congress fora complete survey
fof existing taxes and their modifica.
tions and simplifcation with view
to secure greater equity and Justice u
tax burden and improvement in admin
istration.
Public Economy:
Claiming to have effected grea,
economy in government expenditurt
the Republicans cannot show the re.
xar11n :, =, ~ - :, tfnsa = .
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FIRST NATIONAL BUYS
COLONIAL PROPERTY
Will Improve the Property and Move
In Sept. 1.-Will Modernize Build-
ing and Equipments.

For the second time within three
weeks the beautiful Colonial Hotel
property has changed hands. The
last parties to buy this property being
the First National Bank, the deal was
announced early last week.
Mr.. Joe Parks, the president of
the First National Bank stated to an
Eagle representative that work on
undermining this building would be
started soon. He stated that it was
the intention of the First National
Bank to thoroughly equip the build
ing with steam heat and other modern
equipments.
The hotel will be continued as usual.
The city offices will be moved in to-
the old quarters of the bank when the
bank takes possession on Sept. /.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-07-08

San Francisco, July 6.-James M.
Cox, governor of Ohio, was nominated
for president by the Democratic ma
tional convention at an early hour
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-07-08

Renew your subscript tion.
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Old Newspapers Tor sale at thi'
Office.