Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, March 23, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

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A t ths finni tiyo u t of ths h ^ h
wkool debating teapgi tts j, y e lp .
Adaaa and M c k Jpy wan *
place
and ap w ill represent cm eouth-
arn d^riálon in the alate* question
i wMak deala
w ith the
*®«owlng »a Interesting
severance
Seventy T e a r O ld Prospect-
n r ÌS y n nnn W a a liin g
fo r Gold
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The southern Oregon Normal
school joumnUqp class hM «¥*’
earthed some Interesting lnfor-
raation c tw e ip in p table ro<£.
and the report of a resent .trip
1 made to that place by the Science
dab was reported by, T. 8. Baton,
a member of thp Journalism
' class. The report is as' follows:
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Sandgy, the Southern Orqgpn
Science Club, an organisation of
faculty members and pt^Jedts of
Southern Oregon Noqnal School,
made an excursion to -Table Rock,
a prominent formation on ‘ V
north book of Rogue river op­
posite the mouth c i Bear Crp^h
Seventeen were Jn the party.
They traveled fro m 'h » h la ty l f p
the Gold f U y hri^gp in thrpe!
core., resetting .the bridge at >:30.
One section of the bridge bavin:
been washed out by the recent
high water, the cars ware left
there and 'the elab members
crossed the river on a temporary
foot bridge, walking the two and’
a half miles to the top of Tahir
Rock.
Lunch was eaten near one
edge of the rock, and then the
party investigated the formations
of rqck pnd vai^ous species of
plant life. A number of bo tan 1-
c a l' Bpdelmeps 'were secured by
Prof. Wells, of the N o r m a 1
Schp.ol biology department, pnd
were reserved A r later Identifica­
tion at the laboratory.
Q a.V»« wpy up the slope to
Table
rock pn
old p i prospector,
sbvent^-Mvo
years'
i sljpwed
comnealed > y Mrs. Katherine Car­
ter. m otor'd down from Bqgeae
Fridas te ppqal the « rin g yag»-
tton w ith F rte . and Mrs. flhariee
Bluett, of the Gold H ill schools.
Mrs. Bluett was Miss Margaret
Carter of Bygone. .and dp waM re-,
membered by mppy papda'hpre.
where she Jfcred as a child, pa did
also her sister Alice and the Morse
girls.
Mr. and Mrs Fred H oyes jvfto
have «pent the past winter In Ash­
land w ltt Mrs. Homes’ father, J.
i . Myers, pad fam ily, w e n t the
week-end ta their hptne In Bell­
view. They Vere both ef them
delighted te Ae a t home again.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Carter were
Week-end visitors at the home of
Mrs. Carter’s sister ta BeHview.
Edwin Dunn took a hand or
eattie op Friday over to a pasture
he has rented, and is known as the
Cattle Creek place. To see cattle
turned out to rnstle for them­
selves makes us realise that
spring la really Imre.
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M r. pad Mrs. C. M . Hamilton
ore the proud parents of a fine ba­
by boy whom they hove named
Eugene, in honor of the young 1
man's grandfather, E. E. M iller ef 1
Ashland.
Members of the cast who are re- ;
producing ’‘Cyclone Sally” St the. .
Vining fheatre, Monday night,
April 4, met at the home of Mr» 1
and Mrs. Dunn Sunday afternoon
and made a ll necessary .plans for
the coming event.
The P. T. A. men’s meeting
which was held la the school
house Friday night. March I I ,
was a huge success. A fter the tma-
ines session conducted by Mrs.
Ralph Clapp, vioe-presideat, and
Mrs. ¡Wallace Reeder, 6ec.Treas.
The following yrbgram arranged
by the men was turned over to
them for execution.
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The men than served the matt­
ing guests to coke (and not amsdl
pieces) aad coffee. AM .voted H
a wonderful tim eapd we w ill look
forward to next yqar.
Barnard fe y . mho is a student
at O. A. C. is expected heme-Tuee-
day night to spend ths spring va­
cation at the home of his parents,
Mr. aad Mrs. A. C. Joy.
ROASTING FAN
regular $2.50 value for
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was unable to fty»d It. ’ I t ,had
been tuenty-flvp f ®« p d v e he
wag op /h e rock before.
Tgbje rpc> 1» of Jp^ertst a?
being « lpMlfliork qt Ipdlan pod
Pioneer doye. Gap. Joseph Iaa.e
aided in majting three treaties
with the Indians in (h.e vicinity
Of Table rook, /iftn r the treaty
of',1153, sta ler Alden, p f F o r i
Jppes, established
U rn
‘f t ’ Tolo station now
A. J.
» voiwmaWPdf Port &ms«3otfi
its abandonment Ip 18 J 4 at tpe
doge of the Indian y a r when
the Indians were removed to the
Grande Ronde and Silets reser-.
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IN D IA N S BLAMED
SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 21.—
Whan in doubt blame the Indians.
Chief Horse Eagle, an Osage,
here recently, said that, apparent­
ly was the habit of most pioneer
white a u n , as well as many his­
torians. in accounting for timber
te»»«» by « r e in the earlier days.
Horse Eagle said the Indians
ware more careful with their for­
ests than the white man is today:
Stories about Indians
setting'
Wholesale fo re s t flree in pow-wow
frensies are untrue, the aged
chieftain eaid.
Great pains yare ta k ^ i by t^g
redmen to guard their forests
from fireA Driacjpflly for the pro-
taotiob pf their villages apd for
the preservation of animals roam­
ing the forests, on which the In ­
dians livad.
THE WATER WILL BE OFF ALL DAY A N D
EFFECT THOSE LIVING ABOVE THE BOULE­
d f/^ A N T
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VARD, EAST M A I N
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Ford Battery
$ 1 2 .0 0
Ford Batteries Fits 8
•Per Cent Of AH Cars.
Nòne B etter Regardless
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P b o w fQ
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age
AM" -a P ifle r -
Yoq Buj
Peil’s Corp#
JL yU C IfcY STR IK E S are smooth and toiel-
lo\y.^<he finest cigarettes you «ver smoked.
Arc starved fo r a
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T IU g k w
o f * gem briags joy-codi w om aa
t h a t a m ere m ao c a n n o t c o m p re h e n d .
iT Ie m e m b c r t h ii oo yovrsw ed #n g aen ivco -
Good For Brooder Housed,'
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as well as
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lets of emeralds acje in the highest
r Uvor witfc f e q t o w y - ,
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STÉÀPY
JEW ELER ,
Eaders Block
W i y i 4 |1 because
« k w a d e o i the finest
Turk^fc ^nddotnestjcAoj^Hcos, prpperly aged
Afld fcfsadcd with great skill, a n d there is aa
HBAT
Carson-Fowler Ì
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“In The Heart
W e I mi v a lh e p r o j i e r
£Ì c .,AL ìc £ imc .
SbajKO&’s
They aifc fqnd to your throat.
TRY THEM IN
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Hardware
Çlgyeomb Motor
flow s from W ft.M up. Imple­
ments of ex^cy depcrlptiop.
WNte Sewing Machin«» sud
«verytblng that fuqners seed.
sary o r h er birthday. <T Brooches and brace­
Granili* Wear
it Us Do Your Electrical
and Battery Work •
A carload o p te d cedar, all
Ifeart seven fopt fgneeposts
Just received, «Will sell for 25c :
qnch ns Iqpg a3 they last. All
hind of fenejpg.
w o m iw
AND NORTH MAIN
E, R. IJ08LER, SupL
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quarrel with hla brother over the
T in hnd kgls blip while the Ha­
banera Is bein gsung and danced
in the streets outside. The dying
beauty hunger
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I t Is also of interest to know,
that Jacksonville, founded in
1363, wps flrgt known ps Table
Rock, aad that the first news­
paper published in southern Ore­
gon was called The Table Rock
Sentinel. The paper was estab­
lished by W . G. T ’Vault, the «ret
issue being dated November 84?
1836.
Mr. f^V aalt was the
editor. In 1344, of the first news-
,paper published in Oregon, the
Oregon Spectator.
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While TfeeyXtst
CHCedar Mop
24 AT 8 A. M. FOR MAYING CHANGES IN
WATER MAIN AT G&ÔWSÔN HILL RESER­
t M « S « » iW
i » r t7 W>pe
hold that he had jraqhed out of I
the gravel In a nearby st regni.
He a^cotppsdied the P frty tp the
top Of Tgble rock to Show them
a cpal yelp tfcpt ¿ e kpew oi, but
Mr. Mlntle gave a splendid talk
Cor the dnddys.
The beys and girls from M rs.
McKlnnev’o room gave two little
skits which ware well recelTPd,
C aro l lopes played selectlops on
the piaae. nod Mas. Bander had
her u ttle Cott entertataed 4n real
operetta-fashion, and very much
of the spring time. The decora
Uona in the rooms were Isv(«fc ogd
WATER WILL BE TURNED O FF THURSDAY
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ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in Town. Open Evenings.
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