Ashland weekly tidings., December 08, 1920, Image 1

ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
AOL.XLIV
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1920
NO. 15
LOCAL FAIR
EXHIBITS ARE
MERCHANT'S ROW, AM WELL AS
OTHER DISPLAYS, CAVSK MUCH
FLATTERING COMMENT FROM
VISITORS ATI
WINTER FAIR.
One of (be most tatlsfactory at
tributes of the Winter Fair wai the
exhibits made by home Inlustrles.
These were not only of a high order,
but were a source of considerable
surprise to many who, by this fair,
got their first conception of the var-
Valuation of
County Reduced
The assessed valuation of property
In Jackson county, according to re
ports Issued by the state tax commis
sioner, is $6,886,907.20, and the ap
portioned value is placed at $3,339.
888.47. This Is lower than It was
last year owing to the removal of
autos from the list, they being taxable
under another head. The reduction,
according to Assessor J. B. Coleman,
was approximately $180,000.
Jackson county benefits to the ex-!
tent of $22,271.80 from the appro-!
tlonment of state market funds
among the counties of the state.
$14,601.78 was apportioned the coun
ty from the same fund last June, ac
cording to. the records of the treas
urer's office, making a total of $36,-872.68.
Multnomah and Marion counties
11 FAIR
CLOSES i
1 CARNIVAL
Requires Skill , , j
To Get Whisky j
Across Border,
m
POULTRY
I
C. B. Howard, who receutly re-!
turned from San Diego, where be!
had .gone to operate an auto stags
route between that , city and Tla'
JUDGING
I
! WAie Leghorns
Lead in Exhibit
I
SUCCESS
- j'"1""1. tells ome 1'I'K "rle'pif. BrfH-ste, Hlm Ii-e Xumbfr
.of erioris men mix iu negotiate
MINSTREL SHOW SCREAM FROM j wet goods into the dry territory. AH,
automobiles, Mr. Howard states, are
START TO FINISH M'CCESS. '" "' . . ,, ,
I searched at the border coming from
Fl'L Gl'ESSERS OF CONTESTS' Mexico into the United States, and,
many und devious are the schemes
AWARDEU-CROWDS OF MER.,by wnlch men try to et by with!
their precious bottles of liquid re-j
i freshment.
i One load of men who had been at-
DAIRYMEN HEAR
IFCTIKH
as.W I VIII. Ul I LI I
nv onrnmioT
Di ortmi
RV-MAKERS FILL ARMORY.
The display of Smith Quality White
Leghorns was the largest In the
show. It consisted of a pen of nine
pedigreed cockerels an.1 a pen of ten'
hleh umriueliiff nullets. besides unv-
eral Individual specimens, makliiK
thirty In all. In this display was
also one of the best bred birds iu
of Hoys Saturday Put In Hrac. j Southern Oregon from the stulid- , I'ROF, HRANDT OF O. A. C. TALKS
. . iii ,' i point of egg production. He is out
tier Iwtoiw Learned on Julglng,r
'Of a 265 egg hen and sired by a bird
Pi-late from First National Hunk (,.om 291 egg heu.
Divided Among Competitors. J Mr. Smith Jias a stock of 7u0 Leg-
horns, practically all of the Tanned
strata, known as one of the beat Inv-
Saturday, bright ana cany, nearly; , gUan8 ,n t)(e northwest. He usea
ON FEEDING PROBLEMS CON.
FRONTING CATTLE RAISERS
WANTS LECTt'RE FEATURE EN.
LAHGED NEXT YEAR.
fifty boys assembled In the Itcture- notnlnK n bU breerllng peila
but:
Saturday night's
scream from start to finish.
doors were not to be opened until
A large number of dairymen as-
IT. 1ft t,l II uu, ImiinaafliU tn kl.AH . ... . A - i i
head the list, and Jackson county la I ' " ";une oi me puny uu . wuouen ieg,
ninth highest on the list.
carnival wa. a I tending the races In Tla Juana and '"""' ' ' . i nen tnat nave PBW(1 ,ne maa
iu JU..B.UA. test for high production Una the sembled iu the lecture room at 2 n.
ahead of Prof. Brewster, however lnales are a! p(Kgreed from 200 to in., Suturday to listen to Prof. Brandt,
They found him there ready for bust- iS6 tKf hen, f da,ry speclallst from 0 A c
ness. for an nour anil a nnit ne ,,. illcllh,,(ur cniuicitv fur the cum-' Ha irave n Wi tnlk nil ih ,.r....
Tlj(j were crossing the border Into San
Diego. Mr. Howard rem arte oil, were
stopped and searched by officers.
For an nour sun a nu ls lncbat0r cnpuclty for the com-
Douiflas the people standing outside, and by and the officers tapped this artificial 'u"ru " , .r ,"B season will be 4&uu eggs and hent rather discouraging conditions
fin riiiiHiiiHrtMi in iuue i niiun miun ,mi i. ,..i- iaaa ...i.i.i. -i . .
, .... di r.i......n nu.mJ ., n,o n, i,!, nrv , full : member and shoolt It thoroughly to " " - . ' i wuuu nice ine dairymen, no ineii
uu, uuu, vv....- iu..h ' - .... .. ... . and emaned how tuey migni ue. ,.,t ,, , n.i.i.. ; i .....
see lr tney couiu caica iae lumuiar, . ,..... .m.i. ..a..tirn i.mc- .uui. ,uji hi h wvy ueiptui wuy nm
. a i e to e ert t ie neavy layers in n ,, ., , .. ,., ...i,.. ..,
iuus luuuB.im uius tuuuuvicu m om gnu ciacsamas receive mgu p:and then
Ashland and vicinity, and the busl- portionments.
ness they are doing right along.
The Ashlund Mills gave prlies on liOCAL CHURCH FULLY
the best bread made from their pro- FREEH FROM DEBT
ducts. Twelve entries were madej -of
bread from Mount Ashland. Ash-1
land Butte and whole wheat flour.! AT RECEPTION TO NEW PASTOR,
tlm fun hpeun
' gurgie oi lima in a wuouen rwep.
The only method of entering tlio;tacle Thls they c,Blmi 0De of
show room was by way of the gallery,; the best worked schemes of smug
from where a big chute led down to gllng whisky serous. ,
the floor, and after the first vie-! Another time, Mr. Howard states,
auie io seioci um lira. 7 i..,f. ... B ,liiir u ml Increjslnc his own nlnnt f.oillnir i,rnhl..m All ..rocont .o.-..
"oc' ho Is booking 'orders for 12,000 baby much Interested and much help was
For the rest of the morniug aud on chckl, and 10U() ptlllots t0l. ,tlle ,.., received. He figured out the most
Into the afternoon be conducted the 8on of ,9,, economical ration for this particular
judging contest, the boys putting in-: Thut A,unu ,.e(1a Just such an 'locality. Each datrvinsn nresent was
and corn meal, all made at the local:
mill. The first prize of $6 was
awarded to Mrs, Boyd Tucker; sec
ond a 60-lb. sack of flour to Mrs. R.
W. Hach, and the third, a 26-lb. sack
of flour to Mrs. D. N. Davis. Win-j
nera of these prises may get their1
AND FAMILY THE BAPTIST I
II... Inl.iA,! Ilia lillfona mi tlm flimr
the passengers were searched, one
u ,AM- rt,n '
B nip.u nvcciuu u. f ,aUer WM quiU) ba(j,y ,.atew,
whoji his stage was held up while ,0 l,rac,ice what the'r hud leal'ned; industry as this is showu by the tact1 given n chance to ask questions rel-
during tlie lecture. rror. nusou lhat ..eary hi( f u, ou..)Ut has atlve to hi DHI.-ulnr needs
has taken a great deal of Interest ln ;been conlrnct)Si for already. The soil It is to he resetted that mm tlm.i
,.,. ......vu tuc M.t.rr ' rollicking, Jaughing, HcreamiiiK and ,, i 80ma mnner he managed tn9 rnlr ana nan ne",ea ule ""'" and climate of Ashland make It an; could not have been given Prof.
tltLKCH IIIK.H TH. MOltl-, 1 ........... thrnnirh the studv of culllne methods u..i i... . ...ii.. j. ., ..... . ....
bhouting down into the prise see-, to pass wanout oeing searcneu, out " ' , 1 '' "- uu orauoi, as mere was 11111 one ipcturo
GAGE AGAINST THE CHURCH
PROPERTY.
tion. Old ladies and young, rat men as he alighted on the streets of San
and lean, u merry procession, joined Diego be fell, striking the pavement
In connection with their
work. He helped Prof,
SU1UU1 milt, a-a s-nMnff l.itn tlilu uti la......iuu llnl.ln n ...I kn .r,AMAA. .......
f.u...n ...ia luioi , inc. , UVII1 tlfUliaiflC ...IU I II r II I l.'l U Ul III
BreWSter . u,)in linva vlvun II, a imifraH Ilia lwllA.l i.au,oA.. u..Ar u ..I
Last evening at the Asniana nap-
! the throng until the big Armory was and smashing a bottle of perfectly ! iarln the monllna tllB J1,,"IR proper attention are making good aud 1 Prof. Brewster.
1 Hal fihliroh nlirtAt niranlu wlilph.
awards by calling nt the Ashland: .,...... , . 1
,.. iwlll make the date, November 30, 1
.num.
packed to the limit.
good American whisky. This was a
tlm attention of the snectators for
The Studio Achland made a f Ine i " "n". , T t. 80me tlme 'hHe C'rC""K 'he
exhibit of nhotoirranh enlareement.; tUe memberS f ,h,t. C,1Urch: T". booths and eblckea pens, found for-
, :. . . . occasion was a reception to the new
and artistic work nl f.-om the hand. Rey WaUor Evan
of Photographer B H. Hlnthorne. I f Mm- frDm
-' The Newton Apple exhibit by Mrs. i ... , . . . . , , ,
, . ' Austin, Texas. Added Interest In
Anna Zlgler which won f rst prize . , , , ,t
j , ' the affair was created by the an-
nttracted much comment and favor-L .. . i.e. ...
councement on laut Sundi.y that an
IIUIO ttlLCllllUIl, uil UULUUIIl Ul ine
fruit
land
.Atifaaf .. . ... .. ... ... ...... .
11 ta.oiuy a queauon 01 lime until we, Ah usmil Prof. Urewster hurt a
This exciting entrance occupied sad blow to the man, after escaping v"vm - ""'"" can see hundreds of prosperous , room full at his lecture on Saturday
the revenue officers to then lose his ;""'" " chicken farms Iu this vicinity. ,lnd as usual he gave a talk well
tune tellers in the garb of gypsies
and various visitors in stKinge attire
mingling with the crowd and pro
: voking many a laugh by their
pranks.
The turkey and poose guessing
whisky on account of nut being uble
a vote of thanks for the way Iu which
I 1..I 1 , .1.. !...
to stand on bis feet. . j UB mn " uut
"One can get Mexican whisky for everyone interested In poultry. He
two bits a drink." Mr. Howard re-U'tt ulwi,y8 0,1 tl,e Jol ave hi"
marked, "but it is 'not very good. hel" freeljr "nd willingly. The '
American whUky that was shipped In Ko,r- 0if,or(, 'o'pany for whom he
when the United StaMs went dry is working, were generous ln-j
;aeeil in sending him to Us and in
'worth the while. The lectures as a
I Whole have proven a very valuable
Another year sev-
fifty cents." Mr. Howard stated that
nrlHiilnnni fenti. -a nf i ho iirnKrom .f ...... . ... ..... a 1,. i ' furnishing the teed for tlie poultry
ki- ..i - ennteatu HitereHtefl tne creat crowd , " ". ""i " ... ...
....B e.un,, u uiurngu, eveninr would hp the burnine' . . .'iimi ,.Mnn .1... m ii. r.M ti,f at the fair.
..i 0 11 1 . t : - " - " nnii nvpr 4Hfi v iraspm wpri niufiA on .v
OLD EAGLE MILL IS
BEING DISMANTLED part of the fair.
J. V. Arnold, the well known rutirh- erals rooms .should he provided so
er who lives a mile or so north of I 'hat more than one lecture may Im
Ashland, slarted this week to dis- carried 011 nt the same tim.
man (lo the old Eagle mill standing ouj Extracts from Prof. Itrand't lec
liin property. The bill Id am will be; lure follow:
A view of these apples af-
fords assurance to fruit grower, that f n'rtKaBe U t!" Ch,"'Ch Prp-' th. number of bean, In the Jar. N."hisky 1. too expensive.
e"7, ! Borden being the lucky winner of the . a millionaire to be a
A hearty welcome to the pustor! turi(ey al yr Forget of th1 drunk," he stated. On account of
and his family was extended by O.L.... I the high cost of d.-inke there is also
apples can be grown on unlrrigated
land with proper attention, nnd is:
good news to those who have had w . ., . , ' goose.
.1... -j -a... '-'"" " """ ' ' ... i.,1-ti,,n sale of annleu then
These Vpp.; we 7 djidgel eiHVke - took piece under the direction of J.an city.
H. Puller, with Maror C. U. Lam
kin as auctioneer. The apples
brought a fine nrice. which helned to
naalnr nnri thai hn li Hv Wnlter I, .. .. . .. . . Cl.U.f nf 1nlla T V Uilrhw ra
, i . . ...... . , r ' - -. 1 ricr.'uir thtt Avnalma nr rha trail mill ' " 1 ' 1 '
ioi:k carrois wnicn ne nao grown .. . T, j j. -
on one square rod of ground, yield- u...i. .i.. .i.i ..a ! tne pel "-U""B
ne at the rate of Eg tons to the . . ... .... After the fruit auction
acre. This square rod was taken
Those winning prizes
"It takes'1" Judging utility binU were:
first-class: lt Murvin .ludkim
2nd George Trott.
3rd Louis Hoxie.
"Tlie present ih'innralized condition
of the butler market is due mainly
winners for their fine commercial
size and appearance.
A. C. Joy exhibited 7.10 pounds of
and his words carried the conviction i
of being a genuine, sincere expression!
of Joy that the church again has a;
. little treating carried On In the Mox-
ALLEGED HA DC HECK
ARTIST IS CAPTI'RED
completely riued a.n-1 the lumber
hauled away, after which it is Mr.
Arnold's intention to level the former ijn condition of the world markets,
site of the mill anil plant it into an England ordinarily is importing near
ull'all'a field. i l.v. 500,000.0110 pounds annually, and
Tint illkiiuiiilllnir nf ih,. E.n.lu will take Utile more iliau 200.000.-
Those, winning in the Judging of mu a kwiwi ,ll1tllu lk 00 Ihls year. Supplies from New
In tills section of the county. Much Zealand, Argentira ami Deumurk. or
discussion prevails among the uld- dinarily going to England, are coin
timers as to which building was thejlng to this country. Many milk con
older, the F.agle mill or the old mill rtensors are closed ami milk ia being
that formerly stood at the entrancu separated and the bultertat churned.
show birds were
1st Ilarnnrd Jov.
2nd Herbert Miller.
3rd Donald Wolcotl.
The prise money of $10.00 given
from t one-half acre patch that had
received only ordinary attention.
These carrots vere raised with no
Idea of a public exhibit, this ques-
to launki'iu- .-.. morning k; tight letter f Fll National Hank was well ft( (h(, ,,ark whk,ll waj ,., ,VHll Bev. ,MW substitutes are also making
: . -...i.i-'lrom the police of Sacramento stat- '"' fhnt "''rest . . ,mry' iem, inroads' on the butter fnarket
isters, and bis remarks were full of; , . .. .. ,,. Z Ing that the bad check artist who ln l'"""'y I" as well s be-' . . ., f , , ,.,..,.. ,lllrt i.,bor b...
expressed good fellowship and broth-L, epo .,, hnnnv wlnnBni , lh,' worked a game along this specialty. the means of their gaining onie,T , .,,.,, .,,,. .' oomll,K ,,. plentir.il and when i
arlv taalnv unA .wlHa.l n.n.h in thn ' ' .... . ..i.i i .. i i. Very Valuable In format Inn. ..... . ...
heavyweights, while an unknown cou-
number of Ashland merchants valuable Information
spirit of the occasion. The pastor; p,e cMng tn(.msoIves su Hopkins' part of the week, had been;
. T '""""'"'land Charley Pickles won in the light- cafiM llliU "na w8
a. n. ivtJBcu, whe pruMeni, anu spoite
Hon being presented as an exhibit , behalf o( oter Baptgt
'.churches in Oregon. His greeting!
was genuine, and wholesome as well, '
for he offered some food advice to:
both pastor and people. Mr. Evansi
weights.
i held on a chai se of forgery.
at the Winter Fair never arising nn
til within the past four weeks.
A tremendous factor In the whole
success of the fair was the attractive
appearance presented by the Mer
chants' Row. Without this touch
of color and variation the whole ef
fect would have been lost In a meas
ure, as these booths were the first
Mr. Fuilerr announced that owin Tlle ew nf C!,",,"r,! of ,hl
to a reported delay in the train from
is received Willi a good deal of in-
the south the entertaining
had Just arrived and would soon ap
pear, and shortly the boom of drum
. . 1... .1 ...... U . .1 ..ll .. ,
tl'OUpe turf&l u.' MHinti mil iiiiii iuui.ii u (
victim of his wiles.. Tlie ntfalr was
Ashland have disiinc' recollections, gets down to n reasonable rate as
of the times when these two bliild-l compared to tho price of dairy pro
,lngs occupied a prominent place in ducts, tlie dairy farmer can make
the business activities of the upper money again.
Mpf III MpHffirH ",11 of 1110 vMy- 1 M,,,B mriy ,,a,,l "Two "'"" fanner must do
IflCI III IrlCUIUl U thB mB i)lHi,ieiis was an Important cull out poor cows and feed prop-
factor, mid the Eagle mill was the erly. There Is no excuse for a man
S. 0. Presbytery
The Presbytery of Southern Ore-; 8(.elle of a thrVng U(istry.
kept quiet in the hope that the per-; gon met in Medford December 6
responded tn a most pleasing man-: . ' , -vmh,iQ nli ,,...' petrator might be captured, and such' 1920, for a special session In con
uoi. na niaieu lliui lie mill Ills lllin-
ily were glad to be In Ashland and
i not getting rid of poor cows and the
According to pioneers the Eaglo man who has them has no legitimate
mill was bunt some time in 1S5B or compiuint on ine price in piuuuun.
.i ki. . i,0.j . in,, was the case. Chief Hatehor, after slderatlon of a number of matters; ioB7 hv ,hB Thnniun nintbma wbnl "Feedlnc is always a live and ever
" 1 . j . . . i. HAn.nH,II IU.. ...n-l. i. n ...... I... ' ..... . . ,.. .
entrance to the hall,, and the Uveal recemnB a oestrumou oi nm muu, .rB.,,,B .uo ... r,,- for many years fondlC(eii tne uusi-1 changing proniem. cminges wyu
;were much pleased with their sur- ..,-. ,hnf iahi.rt ' telegraphed to the police In all the tery. Rev. A. H. Gammons of , .... ,.., iftie. thfi min : th market of grains and fodders up-
jrouniungs, ana voicea nis neienm- came pranc)ng down the RisIe , cities south of Ashland to keep n Jacksonville, at his own request, was, uncamH the pl.opnl.,y ()f s. a. j pear through each winter.
thing to attract the eye of the rtolt-j ,,, t0 put forth bpst
on, and afforded a diversion from
the poultry and agricultural exhib
its that was pleasing and novel. Too
much praise cannot be given these
merchants for their support in mak
ing this fair one of the greatest suc
this fair one of the greatest suc
cesses ever presented in Ashland.
Albert Johnson was the winner of
the special prize of gloves offered
by W. C. Mitchell of the Mitchell
clothing store for the best display
of apples.
lookout for tho party, which was dismissed to the Presbytery of Simla Farnlum, u lster of (I. V. Hillings1 ' The farmer who lias alfalfa hay
M Ki.t l,a u,a.. aurallf
u'c UL" Ul "'" The personnel and Identity of t,s composed or two men anil two wo- uaioa. naving accepien a can ar(,r thig cily.
.J . talented eroun were not easy to as-."""'- " r" Hotel i.arpon.er.a, uan.ornia
H. O. Butterlleld then g:;ve a, , . niomW . Austin as Win. Murphv nnd wife, and A recess was taken out of respect .i,B N,.w Enelaml coast, and took! profitably. Every furmer .bould as
brief but Interesting l.Mory of h f tr0llpe'wll0 wa9 known t0 the audi-1 Morgan and wife. Judging by their to Elder E. N. Warner during the over ,,e maagement of the mill In I fur as possible raise all his feed on
Tho latter cuine here 'of good quality In abundance Is In
(nt the Instigation of Ms sister from a favorable position tn feed cows
church from the time it was incir-i
porated ln 1881, but dwelling nior:
particularly upon tho building of
the present edifice which was erect
ed in 1911. It was necessary to bor
Chief Hatcher told tho time of the funeral.
1 876. which he held until 1883. It ' the farm. Alfalfa, corn silage and
JUDGE GETS BANK
CASE ARGUMENTS
Arguments on demurrers in the,
Bank of Jacksonville Indictments
were submitted Wednesday to Judge
F. M. Calkins, according to word
from Medford, and the latter has
taken them under advisement.
innee holnir Fit Kaiser anil It win a appeal aiice,
1 great surprise to the audience to Dolice '" ,lin vr'ous to K,eI'i J0lln "l 01 Asiiionu, ore-, continued to be held In the Furnham corn or barley makes a good ration
.find the gentleman so versatile nnd-B watch at ,he ,,6st b0M 1,1 tl"!jKon- wselected Stated Clerk and . runilly until the preseut ownors pur-! for cowa under average farm condi
! the wonderful tones tha( he was able! ci,le9' a he 1"lnR"cd tnov would ! Treasurer of Presbytery. The First jchased It. It has been practically! tlons, and with the addition of oil
I in Hrnur fi-nm ilia iii.triini.nl np. ' patronize such houses, It occurred BslNatlonal Batik of Ashland was select-i ,weny years, however, since milling1 meal, beet pulp, mill run or similar
row $4000 In order to complete the; IGnTEn th(j uuueuc(.esppclallyj the police predicted. The party was jed as the depository for the Presby- , any extent was conducted there, .feeds to give variety the highest
the chickens and geese, who applaud-! overnauieo last uigni at a iirsi ciassi'"j-. i j'resent day carpenters aud build- producing cows can ne suusiacioriiv
.hotel In Sacramento anil neid, while era look witli ubsolute envy ut the, fed."
The speaker empiiasized the fact
that In this section a complete and
satisfactory ration can be raised on
the farms and that this augered well
building, and a mortgage was placed
upon the property for that amount,
and It was this mortgage that was
then displayed by the chairman as
doomed to an earlv destruction.
Calling upon the church tn vote Its
ed loudly.
The aigrettes worn by th'e Black Aslll!""l w notified. :....bi..iwui , . , , timber and material which composed
Pattis wore a charming' addition to! According to tho message received, SHOUT ,v TK the old structure. The foundation
the costumes. It has been learned, b" C1,ief Hatcher, the man giving I A threatened shortage of CTHrlst-, wn( ,,, of b,B b.inU-liowed timbers
the name of Murphy confessed to;'""" ' which are struir.liter thau unv turned
today that the company were all In-
j the forgery, not only those In Ash-
iculosls association when it started Its:
i Mrs. J. H. McGee, Mrs. Slyvan Pro
j vost, Mrs. Nate Bates, Mrs. Henry EI-
this
out today by the best equipped saw-
land, but many others in Oregon " "- f -."., ;ml Lumber of the boat grade went
and Washington. He also admitted k' unPedeuted has been tl.ejm(j hu ,
approval by applause, the chairman
suggested as proper ones to hold the
mortgage, the names of Mrs. Julia
.. .... . .. vusi, mn. me dhm aim. nennr nil- - "r " i.rf .Innw.n.l . .ii. .i... ti,
. u ,.. ..en a ..j, 1 jj, porence Allen Messrs 1 UMC 01 w""" laverJri "0 ponce . . . . I mantling shows Utile of the wear
terest In eettlne the dehf nald and r loreiice Alien, messrs. association has hnd to place a bur- , .,
terest in getting the debt paid. nnit,H R Tomllnson V. O. N. Smith., ',taled- .t.i ..h ,.. ,'" Incident to a building of
the president of the Ladles' Aid Soc- PnIr ., .1 The case has been turned over to. w wmm
It letv. Mrs. H. O. Biitterfield. The l . " " . p.... n Bnh.,.. hW supplement the ordinal 4.500.006
. . .- urninai'D nanfv k'n.inM r iu .1. . . uo.u...... ....... ...,,. . .a, n ,,w
for a good system for permanent agriculture.
over 00 years' standing
FOHMF.lt RESIDENT
DIED IV GHESIlAM
J. M. Brook of Chlco. Calif., for-
TtrnthAra
Is expected a ruling will he made, choice was enthusiastically seconded ; Coy BIHj storm
shortly
The pleas for demurrers were all
made on practically the same ground,
by applause, and tho ladles came'
I will probably send tbo'sherlff to Sac-
order.
The air of romance attendant on marly of Ashlund, passed through
r .. 1 1 .. ,. c ., ... .. ,1. 1 t 1
BernlceYeo accompanied the sing-! rnmento for the man charged with; ' ' u ' mfldB ,,.,.! h one of the thriving Industries; No. 14 euroute to Cresha.n, Ore.,
. .. . ' 'II,. II l nnl Lnn.. i '" IOWI1S Ulll UBVB mSUe mBliy i i,i.. n..., I K .h. I... ....... ..nllu.l liv tl.o iluulh nf
the by-gone days when Kagle mill : Ashland, Friday morning on train
forward and held the document aloft. jerg t the )lano Thft eommttM ; the forgery. It is not known yet i
abetting of a caBhier to defraud a
bank."
In the cases of W. H. Johnson,
president of the defunct institution,
and R. D. Hines, his half brother,
and former vice president of the
Mr. Holmes then! ..,. for .,, j
came forward and after expressing The ,lamM of ,he OIeo (eitm ,,
the pleasure it gave Mm to do so.the Tarnug coup,eg of flIltel.tuler!,;
loucnea me maicn to tne mortgage
and it was reduced to ashes while
the audience spontaneously stood
ovor the sale. To Dallas goes the
, honor of having been the first city
t to "go over the top." School child
i ren sold more seals to more people
than ever before, with the result
(As one most entitled to the prlvl rru.,i n(,,m, 'whether the rest of tho pnrty will
the main contention of the attorney ledge of setting the match to the Me98r8 v 0 N gnth and Prank be Indicted also.
being that "the facts alleged did not! paper, the name of H. P. Holmes was joran and Mrs H T Fl w K '
constitute a crime," and a "defective suggested and received instant ,. w ' ' '"nor- "' K' , THINKS ASHLAND IS A
form of indictment." This was th. ta.rt, ann. Mr Hn.me. tl,n;TOmI"",0n Wn" m,n'"r nA in,er:. BIT OF HEAVEN
argument advanced In the'eases of came forward and after expressing " 1 T06' , .! Mrs. Julia Hockett, who with herl",at ''"""" tripled Its quota.
Elmer E. Quigley, Chester C. Kubll,
A. W. Walker, Ben Collins, J. E.
Bartlett, and S. L. Johnson, the In
dictments charging the "aiding and
of tlie Rogue River valley litis hung where be was called by the death of
about the old building even through , his father, David Brooks, aged 7i
its years of abandonment, and the years, who passed awuy on Thanks
old timers of Ashland and the upper giving Day at the home of his daugh-
valley view its removal with a distinct
loss.
and sang "Praise God From Whom (
All Blessings Flow."
' and fortune tellers are not available
at this date, but w
I Tuesday's edition.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cadwell. n"",u" '""" "1",:K
formerly resided I n ' Ashland, t,n,e recor'1 by "1"""K !""
I,.li- ,..... n...,.-.- wli.r. .1.. ... " miiiiiM silliieilis
' lives, to renew her subscription to
,M()I)KI, (JROt'ERV OPENED
ON EAM MAIN' STRF.ET
the Weekly Tidings. In her letter
15,000 seals In one afternoon nnd
For-
tor. Mrs. Richard Beadle. -
The funeral was held nu Sunday III
Greshani anil Interment was made iu
j Cooper Mountain crmetery, where
Mrs. Ilronks was burled.
The Hrooks family formerly own
ed the H. B. Warren orchard near
,,.., ,,H ., -n., ...I p.. .1 1 A AAA .1. 1. n ..
The face nf a new -nh hmnl u Mrs. Hockett pays the following pret- , ,,' ',,,
me race oi a new T.nsn Doant is .... . 'communities are rani v fa tic In
Arlao nM..nm l,,,1Ina nt 1 . . 1 Iv A., Ill 1,11 mailt 111 Aslllsnil httfinlll Inl
i"n,", - composed oi numerous wooden rol- ' line for record wiles
the church served refreslunents which ierg instead of a-corrugated metal, w,10nl "l,e "en,l 8rPetlng sunt J Churchill of Public
were very much enjoyed, togethor: surface,
with a brief social time in the base-!
hank, the charges in the Indictments ment.
were varied. To those alleging thei Special musical numbers rendered
making of false statements to the; during the evening were a vocal solo j
hank examiner, It was contended that 'by Miss Mabel Ray and a number by i
AI'DIKNCK THRILLED
"Please continue my subscription,
as I don't know what I would do If 1
couldn't have news from my dear
Instruction in Oregon, not only has
endorsed the seal sale but has written
I to all county superintendents author-
BY MISSION TALklArtlend once a week. There certain-j Mnf, wt he m.mt
New "Siiiiii Deal (irnrery.
mull)' 0ieiied This Moinlug. Will; the Hillings farm, and the daughter.
He One of Mint MiiiP'I in This City! Mrs. Beadle, and Mr. Beadle, also
I'liiprietor (iiinniiitees n Nqunre lived for two years in that vicinity.
Deal to All. A son. J. A. Drunks, died here 14
E. W. Flack us, proprietor of the years ago and was burled In Harga
old Shasta grocery lomteil on Fourth illne cemetery.
street, has moved his grocery to 381
Kust Main street, where he will in STRANGERS Ml'NST HE
ly 1, no place In the world which b,(!(, , ,,,, , .., f ,. (iny.'tli future conduct 1.1. grocery busl-
RE IDENTIFIED AT P. O.
It was due to the courtesy of Dr. folks like you folk. Other rave .. . h.ap,v ness under the nnine of the "Square Th wave of robbery and forgery
the statements were not made underj a male quartet. Chafer of the Bible institute that ubout the beauties of Ashland, and noriea (n anrt tni wor)j lt ,nH,M Deal Grocery." going over the country Is causing the
oath, and to the lot of Indictments! The people of the church are cer-' Ashland people bud tho privilege of! the advantages of Ashland and tlWi .ihi Mr. Fluckus is to be rommended for postoffire department to repeatedly
charging the "accepting of deposits' talnlyto be congratulated upon the; hearing Dr. Bowen last night In hi climate of Ashland, all of which I Mr jriB n Callahan, president o' ,ne m"nn,"r 1,1 'hlr'' he h fitted warn postmasters to protect their
in a known insolvent bank," it was
contended that it was not set forth
In the Indictments that the bank was
insolvent at the time of the crime
charged.
The demurrer to the indictment
against Treasurer Myrtle Blakely
was submitted at an earlier date, and
decision will be given upon It by
the court, at the same time' as the
others.
successful conclusion of the cam- lecture ou South Africa. His vivid; agree with, but far above these ln;,ha oreeon Federation of Woman's "I nl" Rr0Cprv- " without excep- money order form and to exact
palgn to free the church from debt, description held his audience, his attraction arc the Ashland people, j cfubn, has expressed her admiration ,i0" 0118 of ,he n,""t mo,,,'l groceries thorough Identification of strauger
That great feeling of relief exists stories of the sufferings and long-; They have made Ashland a bit 'j fur the able manner with which the! In tne elxf a"rt ol,n when customers mid especially those offering cash
among the members was plainly jings of the black man thrilled them, I Heaven and the lure to return Is fe(1eratP(1 cba oava taken charg wi" 1,0 rtouh'. be proud to trade. Mr., money orders drawn on other offi
evidenced by the smiles and good his appeal to the church of Christ toiwell nigh Irresistible I can be happy of the ,! manj, communities as' backus bears heavily upon the title res than where offered for payment,
humor that were so evident on all give them the Word cf Cod, stirred nowhere else. nujor.elub work. 'of nl" 'lore, and means to give the' People visiting Ashland and not
sides last evening, and the predic- their hearts. - -j "I have sold nine houses and some (people Just exactly what he will he personally known to the employe?
tion Is being freely made that the j Dr. Bowen speaks tonight in Cen-' other property here and hope to dis-j Mrs. John Shook of Portland ar-' advertising In the future, and has ad- of the post office will expedite the
church will now enter upon a new trail Point and tomorrow night in pose of the rest or arrange It so I, rived In Ashland yesterday and will' vertlsed. "A square deal to all and cashing of their poatal order by
era of successmul service and wor- j Phoenix, going on for Sunday in Al-'wlll be free to return to Ashland, be the guest of Mrs. M. J. Shook the best of service will be everyday having an identification witness with
hip.
bsny.
for a few days.
i mottoes with his store," he says.
thm.
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