Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Ashland weekly tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1920)
Veclnesday,, December I, lOllO liULktfo tncfckjLt iiDiuoi Ub thrmj LOCAL AND PERSONAL SATURDAY'S NEWS Eleven O'clock Club Organized. Tbe first dance of the Eleven O'clock club, was held In Memorial hull Thursdny evening nd was large ly attended by tbe members. A jihort business meeting was called at which, time the club was formally organlied with G. S. Butler as presi dent, H. T. Elmore vice president, and Dr. P. H. Johnson secrekury and treasurer. The club decided to hold one of their delightful dances every alternate Thursday night during the winter. Charles Roger3 uud sister, Mrs. Rena Sutton, who hare been spend ing several weeks in Ashland on ac count of the sickness and death of their step-mother, Mrs. Catherine Roger whose death occurred last Saturday, left for their hotne in . Klamath Pulls yesterday. Mrs. John Loughlln returned' yes terday from Portland, where the had been spending several weeks. The E. N. Norton Motor company hasjust received a carload of Max well cars for their patrons In the valley. A daughter wag born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haar of Watklns, Ore., No vember 23, according to word re ceived from that town recently. Mrs. Haar Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.'M. Beaver of tills city. 0. H. Kilborn, a Southern Pacific engineer formerly located in Duns tnuir, bus moved his (amily to Ash land to reside. J, M. flarrelt of Lake Creek was in from that section of the country yesterday, looking after business af fairs in this city. J, E, Caldwell of Medford had bus! lies In Ashland yesterday afternoon. Ross EIIukoii, one of the prominent wheat, ranchers of Canada, arrived! yesterday in Ashland and will spend , the winter with his parents, Mr. ami j Mrs. Charles Elinson, at their hom tin Laurel street. Mr. Elinson states the thermometer registered 12 de-i grees below zero at 'his home betore!urtlt ,; A Dri8Coe were In Portland, ho left. . .Lver the week end. attending the oa.' - n"- A- J- UU1'' fo,mor "a"-! tor of Hie Jacksonville Presbyterian church, has gone to f'arpenlarla.j snenktliievea entered the yards of l'""l " camp ground, and minus, oeeu puioiea, uccoiuum 10 woiu 110111 TMn maeMm wU ,.,.,, ,,.,. Calif., where he has accepted a cull, tlle ABand Lumber company lust , it Is the finest in the uorthnest. While! Salem. Positions hnve been secured b9 UHed when he MrfM w((n to the church there. Lngh, and stole a lot of tools from here Mr. Flint was .1 guest at thejfor them by -the Btate parole officer. e(j Rt ll(t Il(lu, i the chest belonging In the workmen , home of Mrs. Dora J. Elliott of 28S j Messrs. E. E. Phipps. Walter Ev-lthei.fl a suit of coveralls a pair ofiMortou street, who l a life-long Mrs. George Zldors and daughtet j visitors from up the stale slopping orton, Isaac-Crisp and Willard Pen-J g g raincoat and a' top coat friend" and his former teacher. Mr.icplll of Harrlshurg are the at ,Ue Alstn .M.e j c Mye,.s dleton went down to Jacksonville. this morning In connection wun cour: business. O. T. Bergner, manager of the V in-. er ln )ftw))i j H jt lent ond R. E. Klamath Falls, with Mr. Crlgsby's ied her husband, who und been taken , Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Porter of . Veil ing theatre, Is in Portland and So- Ilankll a'rew flays over the week- mother and two slter, Mrs. Thomas to the Southern Pacific hospital a'frrt were Ashland cullers yesterday, utile, where he Is booking up a won-. . ' Mrs. Herbert Of Central Point; few days ago. Mr. Ziders hud been derfill line of moving pictures for( ( the winter season. Mrs. S. J. Evans Is home from it Itwo months' sojourn spent t Brem- Revs. C. F. Koehler and J. W. Hoyt were down In Jacksonville last iilghtas (af a Agnun, by hfr .imghter- attending business pertaining to the,, , M , . ..... Presbvterlan church in thut townri which is now without a pastor. Latest word from Mrs. W. R. Vock y today states she has taken a turn for the better and is showing mark ed Improvement. If this condition continues, hope- are favorable for lier recovery. MONDAY'S a'Kri Hotel Austin guests comprise L! O. Hulln of Seattle, John F. Arena of Green Buy, Wis., P. Way and wife of Seattle, A.F. ElllQtt, Gene F. Burger T inc. Yi M nAMi V S OF ASH LAND. SAI E DEPOSIT BOXES We have .'list Installed a iii-.y :(! ion ot Safe De posit Hoses and are again able .to ofer boxes for rent. Remember, our vault Is protected by the latest aud best system of Elec tric Burglur Alarm. AVfH SAVINGS j Supply Your Kitchen With Alominum Wate Light aiyl Lasting. Provost Bros. HARDWARE I! , Speight! lis, and H. W. Ireland of Portland, Mrs. Frank Reed wai up from Tal-I eut Saturday afternoon shopping and: attending tbe Winter Fair and Poul-1 try Show. . A Mrs. N. E. Baker of DuuHimilr was! a guest bf Ashland friends Saturday. and C. M, Burger, Mrs. 0. 1 jZZ'i acres of Hue Creek bottom Portland guests at the Austin ureIalld wltn water rlglltlii Bluated In James Ralph, E. ,H. Allen and wlfe, Charles 8. Brewster and B. F. Other.. I Rev. C. F. Koehler, pastor of the Presbyterian church of this city, j preached In the Presbyterian church In Medford yesterday. That church has beeu without a pastor since the; vMiinntinn rt pou T. Mvmn Rnnior several months ai;o. Mr. Koehler's! place was filled In the local pulpit by n.. f ii. ..1 . 1 nv. j. nerueri uviuil. Mrs. C. W. Holdrldge and daughter Lucille were visitors from Talent at-' their fire fighting equipment, tending the Winter Fair and Poultry ( Show, Saturday. I MnS Hrrie' Stafford or Long Beucb is visitinj at the home of her Guests from Minneapolis, Mlnne j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gan sota, stopping at the Hotel Austin for! ier, this week. the week end are W. N Ueardslev and wife, and P. Newall and wife. Mr. and Mrs. P. Mulger of Slssorvlof Vancouver. Wash.. Ben Lam.r of were Ashland guests yesterday. i Among the guests registered at the Hotel Columbia are W. H. Russell - . ... k n.l HI o P f P nif lit Wa. natchee. Wash. Other' guests there .A ntlkA. f Mutikoma nil Ufa flan L. Matthew, of Salem, W. E. Craffl. of Portland and L. C. Scott. Mrs. Oscar T. Berguer went to Port land Sunday night to join Mr. Berg. ner, who is spending the week there'. ''"" registered at the Ho-: on business. During the absence oi' Columbia over night. Other vis-j ,. An ,. ttors at thnt hotel front points in the, Mr. and Mrs. Bergner, A. C. Nlninger: ' . ... .... . .u. 'ate are J. S. Cove of Salem, 0. A. will he Inchurge ot the Yining the atre. J. H. Getchwell of Dunsmuir und Esta Jork ot Hilts were Ashland n.ulu r.-.. r'nl(f,i..flla UlllPil.iV h" " ' ne weather forfcaa rof (he com. wk procam) ReilorHly fll,r , ,,.,, rfrnln nrt ..n,,,,,!,.,! uu.l rain elsewhere in this district. IIin P V Pnrtar mwl uiiPiHM'intlMl ucatlonal conference which was in session there Saturday. , , . Ellis Knoltou of Spokane, Wash.,! visited his mother father and broth - . Wash. She was ac.comnnnled ren, who were on their way to San1 Francisco to join their husband mid father. Lleutenunt-Co.nninnder J. D. Moore! This officer has been given command of a destroyer which Is , belne finished at the I'nlon Iron Works at San Francisco. After ing on supplies Lle,iteant''Comn.an-: der Moore will proceed to San Diego' ' . . . for the winter. W. W. Estes of Tulent was a vUitor, at the Winter Fair Saturday. Mr Estes had on inhibit n fine array 0fiten(,inK Wnlor Fair and Poul- fancy work and crocheting made by his son, Dudley, who Is an Invalid and who occupies his spare moments with work of art. The display wus particularly fine and such as Is seldom seen u nmo exa.u.i. j ' 1 FRIDAY'S NEWS , R. L. Sleppy, the well known placer miner and prospector, was up from j Taletit this morning looking after' buslnesa affairs. Chisliolm was proprietor of ; Mr. Phipps is sharing his office with' relatives there that members of the' commies iiiim- lunruu aim u W. H.-Alnut of Kaiiaus City, Mo., that hotel for several years, duringo. H. Veo, the local Insurance agent. ! family had diphtheria, they will cur-i k'i""" ' "lllk mpA on ,ou- 11 and E. T. Lawrence of Seattle were; which time he made a host of friends! Messrs. Phipps and Veo were arrang-l tall .tholr Journeylugs to points in j clear and catching with the Inscrlp guests from a distance registered utjin Ashland and with the traveling Ing their office today, and will open ! the sister state. I Hon. "The World's Famous Drink Is tbe Hotel Columbia over night. Rev. A. H. Berkholiler of Seattle was In Ashland over night while on his way south. Mr. flerkholder la cousin of Mrs. D. L. Glenn, Mrs. R. P. Neil and Miss Anna Hargrove und , waa entertained by these lndios while j In lha titi. I " . 1 The scaffolding has been torn down from in front of tho new Ford Cur age building, and the handsnme struc-i titxA Mnn Kit l naVnfl 111 1 I nil 1 1 lBf V ' uid vu iv- ,v" 1 The big plate glass windows will be placed a. .oon a, possible and th.j Ihterior finished up rspldly. 1 . . i 111 .nIlM.r.arn1!.ht BndLeo1,'o'f Tale n't and Miss Ruth Budgeon of Talent, were shoppers among the city stores yesterday afternoon. Caldwell shland ' " ! I Ernest Webb and J. l. I were business visitors to ' vesterday, from Medi'onl. Portland- guests at the Hotel Aus- 1 tin are J. L. Wright, T. V. Haney and , m 1 rt rii r.u .,. - ...a n n...n..' euooiB aic kii, ami .nil. u. ii, muftoi of Eugene. i A booth for the sale of Christmas seals will be established lu the post-. office tomorrow, Saturday, and will be conducted at that point until Christmas. Mrs. Blanche Provost, will have charge of the sales of the' 'number of helpers to take charge of; 'I' ' tbe booth at that point each day Alleu Deuton and bis mother, Mrs. i E. Denton, have traded their flue orchard borne of three acres on Beach : street to G. E. McAllister and Wll liam Jack. The property glveu In ex-; (hree we(ks w-tu B.p )(,rful8i jtr change consists of a line home uudjand Mrs Walker. (Ue center 0f Eeie Point. C B ; , Lamkla closed the deal. Mrs. C. W. Holdrldee was uu from Talent this morning shopping at the ( locul stores. 4 ' A box car on the S. P. tracks near! (the stock vards cauKhl fire in some'. manner last evening about 8 o'clock, l " .u,te biully burned hetoro1 thn hlnrn u-w rnntriilli.ft pi'PW , , . . fnriuv from the round house responded to.mKIU ana 1 the call and put out the fire witbJ Guests from a distance stoppiug at the Hotel Austin are 0. W. Seward l.ewlntnti Ii ahn. J. J. I.vnc i and A. 1 j. King 01 Ban rrnncist'o, 11. 11. i.nus or Vancouver, B. C. 1 .....I Vtno UNI1I..1.. 1 1 .... p.. . I . UIIU JIIB. TVIIIIillll ""till rived yesterday morning from tag Grove and will make their home ,'" thl. city. They have purchased tne Kvans place on seveniu street wherethey will reside. 1 A. Collins, wife und iluuKhle:- of! Westfall of Woodburn. . Mi'.s l). rerozzi nas cnarge 01 mo Christmas seal booth in the Armory during tho Winter Fair, and visitors are asked to remember tbe call and buy their ullotinent of these little stickers at this time. , Representative A. B. Flint of Wash-1 mitintulu a club house for the resl ington county was an Ashland vis- dence of members. Dwlght W. Gregg Itor Wednesday.- Mr. Flint Is a plo- ( Ashland, who is u member of that neer nullnwe81 moionsi, nuiius ited by highway and byway all places of special interest In Oregon, Wash- lugton, Idaho, Nevad.1 and Callfor- nla. He speaks very highly or Asu- Fiint lest fhut evening on tralu IS'"" : for Portland. " ' Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Grlgsby or all,l Mrs. Mautey of Coqitille, were' dinner guests at the home of Mr. and 1 Mrs. J. N. Dennis, Monday. Mr. and Mes fiilesl.v tefl for their home Tuesday moriilng on train No. 1.1, . . Mrs. Buel Sherman has returned ; on train la last nigni aim are guesurpuci io lucam. mr. ..uuu mm um-u ,)rKinal too. As they were ouslde to her home on B street alter an'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.! employed by the Southern Pacific o( Ashland competitors and could not extended visit with relative und: French. They will loave tomorrow company at Gerber for some time,: ni.ofit uy tie thentre ticket awards friends In Orange, Calif. . 'or Berkeley, where they will locate ond the family are making this move thprB ,. , htl ,wo PflB, 1)ri,.,.s ,IWRr,. ",durlng the coining yenr. and where so as to be nearer the head of the'wi ,i,,.s the second inn In IPl.. , : MtnJ- . Hf . u nr I .,).. ... . tl. .... ... .... ..... . I uu . inny menus uimio. n. n- tak-lYockey bo Krievcrt ,0 lea,n of "8r ll"ie8''' Sfant ntertalned for her recovery, It was reported today. Mrs. Mary Carey wn up from Tal- ent today calling on friends und ut - try Show. WEDSESDAVS NEWS P. A. APPlegate, who was called to' Dran bjr deatn Qf hlH brother, has returned home. "I'm mighty glad to get back to Ashland," was the greeting A. A. Chisliolm gave to his friends this morning when he assumed the miin- 'agement of tho Hotel Austin. Mr. public. For tho past three years he has been In the hotel business In 8a-' L .Ashland, however, seemed llkej home to him and the pleasure he foels In returning to this city is warm- ly returned by his wunv friends here ln welcoming him back. Mrs. Chis-' holm expects to arrive in tho city Sunday 1 was: w Mil. II. O. Frobach of Medford I.. vui.ni.. .1,. ....,. ' , . M. I . , . ... , " " mKH" K1e" 1,8 - ' S' C ub ,he 'c nrpnlntf ' C- c- Roller-, the Talent grocery- ,,...,.. .,. - - land yesterday afternoon. A A R. V. Hustings and v ife were down from H'""')'0" yraterday shniipiug in , the local stores. j t, finnufa fi-nm nninia In tha .lain i reentered at the Hotel Austin arerlof Dunsmulr. Joseph Jacobs Mrs. N.I Jntin i AimaPK ni KUaTftnA. iiprvi . a -- .. . Eaton nf Klamath Falls. O. C. Blshon - - - 'nf Pnrllnnd Mrs C. Mills of Rose I : Knra ' Miss Louise Gillette, who had been ' spending Thanksgiving in the city, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H j H. Gillette, left last night for San Miss Gillette completed: In that city week or so ago, and I has returned to accept a position , there shortly. $.4, Mrs. Aubrey Redifer of Garfield I 8tr(,et le(t yesterday f0r California,! where she will spend the comlngl A student from the Bible uulver- sity of Eugene lust Sunday filled the pulpit in the Cbrlstlau church made ; vacant by the resignation of the for- E. Bean. It Is expected that supplies will charge of the services In this church ' from time to time until a regular! P-"-lor s lusiancu. 4 Tbe Hotel Columbia has the Col- lowing guests stopping there over L. Harris and W. E. Graff Is of Port-! Francisco. land, and Oeorge Tanerbs, of Slski-lthe you. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gillette and Mr. and Mrs. .Jesse Neil attended the Elks' ball In Med'ord lifst night, The latter waa a very entertaining j and enjoyable affair, 1 Mr. and Mrs. ueo. w. Jones , aiuu, uio.. week In Ashland, guests of their daughter, Mrs, Waller Hash. Green and daughter, S -Mrs, Cot-jhave returned to Ashland for the! j remainder of tbe achool year. Miss j Hazel Is a senior In Ashland HIgb.!Und yeatftiliy me imo uu Boulevard, Mr. and Mrs. Badger of Harrisburg are spending the week . Ashland, guests of their manv friend, here. T1 nomiinfinn of Tulent has been The population or latent nas been itii.!iuf)il within the nnst fnrtnleht . , . 'br lha arrival of a son at the borne' ot nor. anu Airs, jeweii, ana a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wyant Clark, j Among the artloles of Incorporation (lied lit the Incorporation commission er'e office In Salem thin week is that of the Phi Sigma Pi of Eugene, to fraternity, is one of tlie incorporators. j All the young men sentenced to prison terms for first offenses at the last session 01 mo circuit coun nave j week. Mrs. Ziders stopped off here, i while on her way home from San rrancisco wnere sue nan nccompan- "truck by nil automobile BOine timo "go and sustained a broken leg. Mrs. W. H. Jewett and daughters. . Thelmu, Eleanor und Josephine, of tKalispell, Mont., arrived in Ashland , anss i nemia win eiuer uu nil scnooi. Mn- "Ba ,nr ""ri home in Portland today a ter spend- Ing several- weeks in Ashland. She, was accompanied by Miss Mae Hud-'lute field, who will be her house guest for a couple of weeks. At lh ttiitinT nf thl liiraninrtt nf . "v " " I the Ashland Chamber of Commerce; yesterday noon I was decided to send Hon. E. V. Carter as a delegate to, the educational conference to be held! )hg w(ek weekly luncheon of the director! . , , . . . , r. ' took place yesterday at the McDon-; ald caf8 I E. E. Phipps has opened a real! estnto offlre In Hie Camps building J.... . il.n nllu TC,lln. nttl. it 'for business immediately. Mrs. James Leunox left last night for Pklah. Calif., where she waa cal- 'cd by the critical illness ot ber mother, Mrs. Claus Schmidt of Grunts Pugs was In Ashland yesterday, spending the day with friends here, Judite C. B. Watson was in Ash-: i,nd yesterday looking after business; Mnlornufa atwl pnllinir on friltni'Iit t .... . . Mrs. Jesso Clary, who has been. ..cashier and book keeper In the local telephone office for several months.' f,,- dUJfg f the city, called here by has tendered her resignation lo take!,,,, death 0f Mrs. Losher'a mother, fffict. some time this week.. The'xfr. it H P.merv. , . .... . . n . place will he filled by Mrs. Dora Hub- Ibard of the local' gas office. Ill IUUIU III l" ... nn .... health is the cause of Mrs. Clary', resignation. j Callfnruiaiis stoppiug at the Hotel A imtin im K. n. Rniner and Wife j it C 1 .1 . El isniomnii or rwiii riHiiciwu. Miut-i r.. Oulitlev and John Qulgley. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fraley left this morning In meir lamliy car lor , a'motor trip through California, ex- Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Edward:)' tending possibly as far aouth as 8an!are holding open house at the M. Diego. A nephew and niece, Mr. and E. parsonage today in observance of Mrs. John iDarby, passed through here yesterday from the north, ex-! pectiug to motor as far as Shasta; Springs, where they will Join the Fraleys today and continue with them, on their journey. William Liudsey.j who had been spendlug tbe past month or so In Ashland and vlcin- Ity, left also for his home In Fresno,' this morning, end will accompany the. party in his automobile to his home. E. C. McAllister und wife are up from their Eagle Point ranch, spcud! Ing a city. with friends In the The resiKuatioi. of Mm." Eric. ou. hatelof the teachera in tbe Junior Bbi cbool, was presented to the board, 1 - - "1 t a meeting last evening it was accepted. Miss Esther Trou.man. wuo lias been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. E. Freuch, for several. mouths, wus elected to fill the va- E. L. Wright, J.icancy caused by Mm. Eric's resigna- lion. Miss Troutman comes with best of recommendatinns from , ; California, where she has previously t taught, and the board feel it is a iatter for congratulation it has been. I al)le lo ,ecure her BerVcll. i THTRSDAY'H NEWS I Guests from a distance stopping 1 at the Hotel Columbia are Ella Riser of Llgonler, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. C. J. I81ch and Miss Anna E. Sich of Sioux City, Iowa, C. J. Walke and son ot Ellensburg, Wash., F. Mott ot Den H 1 ,ver, Colo., and Eugene A. Jumper. loub jiobertson and J. L. Campbell L, 0l.gnU Pftgl buBjue81 m Ash. fire engine The city which has been in a local cat-age being over- v . . . 1 . .1 ., 1 .. I t .. back ; (or any tmDcy , A A 0eorKe Kerbv h acceuted a no- uuuicu uiiu uiiurrnuiuK rruuua in ... sltion In the Plata Market looking after ,he meai ettMlBS lace of in pli Bud Storm, who recently resigned. . Dick Campbell and William Allen came home lust evening from Hills where they have been working the past BUmmP1. , ,e ,, tUBrei un(,to use niagailna cutiuls so long as ... . ,, . . , . , ,n,! ..,. ,.,,. ,. ni.iWi fm. ,;ilt for a few days. The big steam roller used on the .acljc highway construction aouth ' of Ashland was brought into tbe . v.8le..rti,v ,llld ., ,. ,,.,.,. roU ,he fooi,lllB )n (e npw P(m, 0,(raR(( oB NoHh Mil sln,ftt allrt (! c willlains of Portland. W. U. .Strauss and F. R. SwiKard of Al bany. -ft George A. (i reive was over from Hornbrook yesterday looking after, 'business interests, Eagle I'nlnt sent in a number of The family of L. D. Good left tliii week for Red Bluff where they ex - iniiisriuuu. . "j TT.V Ash and the Unit of the tend tho funeral of his S. Emery, who was called rt week to ul mother, thi Mrs. H. S. Emeiv, left for his. home in Portland today. Miss Hazel Emery took her brother as far ne Gold Hill In her automobile this i i. . -..i.i ..t .11 .1 .11..-. moriiiUK mi 11a couiu . mn i i-murm tliere. after which ho will take the ,,-ain tonight for Ppilland. t Glenn Leybold nrived lu Ashland The regulurlnst night and will spend a few days""'"" "ul """ ' " In the city visiting his parents. s " no'' """" " " , h - lean ng on a bottle of milk between . ... .... Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Headley left 'them and gave the poster the title, Tuesday to make an extended visit! "Brim Full of Health." ' with relatives In California. It was' Third. Harland Drue of Ashland their Intention to continue their Jour-, look a good Idea and worked It out notr iniil hnl on riKilliilr uinnl frnin estieCiully Weell of tlie globe, Willi III! Thoiuas Thompson and wife and, (Arthur Coughlln ot Portland arellng but not so well worked out among out of town people stopping ... k II. .(.al rinlss...KI.. n.1..ar i lu .u..... 9 I prizes IO niUKtt Ul lur inn llirinir Mrs. T. P. Morse went to Ashland ! UciH awrils lu Ashland were: this morning to see hor husband who' ptt opal Turnhoiigh, who titled Is In a hospital tliere. Mr. Morse uftr p0StHr, ".Milk Is My Life Saver," was In an uuto accident about three ig0 o( COurse, there was a hoy astride weeks ago and wus quite badly ln-i. bottle of milk in the sea. lured, hut la recovering- ouite raiildlv ow.Oranta Pass Courier. I Mr- "d Mr"' Ral;,K ,'0!,l'er r"-. turned to their home in Portland the rrKt 0f tbe week after spending a ' Mfc and Mrs. Merle Robison ram up today from Grants Pass and will spend several days in the city vlsit- Ing with relatives while attending to business here. A The storm of last night brought, a na li ft If w rF uMnW Ati III til (llinrallllat uutmv . This morning snow was seen farther down ine lootnuis man ai nor nine before this season. their wedding anniversary. Nnmberi of their congregation and friends are! calling on them this afternoon, and others will be at the parsouage this evening to pay their felicitations to' Mr. and Mrs. Edwards. I . The Billings Agency reports the ale of the Payne-Gardner brick building adjoining the Citlzeus batik '" K- Phipps. s G. F. Billings was in Jacksonville yesterday. Walter Fruzer Brown und Rev. Jus. Aw Wre Visit0r fr0m phoenlS '""""""f- t Thniiiiisnii. 11 u iiiHiiruitea mun ia,,,.tat, wa, doi.le business , Mn TOSTERS ON MILK VALUES ; ARE JUDGED; SCHOOL CUILDUKX ARE (JIVES' "Fully 160 people were assembled .. In the chapel in the Perl Funeral AWARDS OX ORIGINAL DRAW -; . ' ., . . Home, while many more waited out- 1NGS AND (TT-OO'S MAKINN Sde standing and in iiutos to take STRONG APPEAL FOR I'SK OK'l)art ln the laat rt- wbea tba body was taken from the chupel to MILK-TWO RKCIUVB HONOR. th- hMfM u Qf A III JO MENTION". rtogue River Valley hand played . ; Gottschalk's "Last Hope." Then j the marching band led the funeral lu deciding upon the posters mat I . n . 1 , were 10 ue uwurueu prizes ui inn rair the Judges were asked to keep in , , ,, , . mlud three points First, the posters must express ,n, i 000 Rll"lce ,he "l0'y 0t "' valuc1 if niilk- 011 which a rating of 50 per Icent was glveu. It was not ueces- sti ry that tho posters bo a drawing, for tho competitors were ut liberty Second, upou the neatness und at- tractlveness of tho .irranReineut or tlm nnstor 40 mr cent was aiveii. Third, upon the orlgiuallty 10 Isaacs anil c. 1. .Met uruy s.mg at per cent wus received. , the sorvices "Nearer My God to Thee" The Judges were rather disappoint- and "Lead Kindly Light. '' There was ed that the artistic eudeuvors and; profusion of beautiful floral offer orlgln.ility showu should have to re-jlngs Including a floral lyre from Hie ceiv.. such a small percentage, hut as; Ashland members of the Rogue the committee had announced Ihe Kir Valley hand, and an emblem subject und the trealinent either toidoin the Eastern Star chapter." b drawing or cutouts, so us to make ti... ,ii...nl tn,v Hie focus noiut! Port in ltd to have fl 000,01)0 wool the decisions had to be mud" accord lligly. However, under such a com petition, there was a lesson to be gained in neatness and tlie arrange ment of material Into poster splice, even If the original drawings did hnve to take a buck place. Mil 11 V or them received a share in the honors, through the awards' made In the grades. ' KOorl posters. They were not only ,UpMalng and well arranged, but very 'award. The decisions were as follows, three cash prizes Ip any of the com petitors: I First, was rwelved bv Kara Graves of Ashland. He arranged a ver.Vi pnnvlneiitff mister with a beautiful - . . . r, , . n.,,, babys, head and titled it "Foster .,.. ., . -inn. A balanced, y Mn f g, , l , , , . t n OM" '""PM" 1 " "" H.M..I.A.I ..m.Alln QliA linH 'a Glass of Milk." There were sev- eral with the same idea In the drnw- Tho two special mentions from Eu- 1 t.1.. lln U'lw Urlll ha nV!ir.lll lAUh - - - ------ ---.,. Second, Alma Durand hud an es pecially well drawn poster represent- ' lnr the various foods thut are usually compared to milk lo show how much more we gain through drinking the latter tbuu eating large amounts of some of tlie others, such as meat, peanuts, eggs, etc. Her poster was tltloil "Milk na Cnmnared lo Other rooit " It wouia ne interesting 10 note fur ther the clever titles, ideas nud to make esporlul mention of the other awards, but not advisable, since I here was, as far as possible a first and a econd prize awarded lo each grade : lu the Junior High school and Haw- thorne school. Names of the competitors who will ' receive theatre tickets, two tor firs' menuon ami on lor um nmnin arr: from Junior High school: Eighth grade I. Lois Russell: t. Genevieve Hobbs. Ssenth grade 1, Virgin!. Frost 2, Lova Buchanan Sixth grade 1, Earl Nutter. Fifth grade 1. Murlon L. Frost; 2, Lois Hill: From Hawthorne school: Sixth grade 1, Ailane Inlotr; 2, Marie Davis. Fifth grades I, Robert Wulters; 2, Neil Jacoby. Fourth grade I, Richard Joy. Then (here were two of honorable 111011 ( ion who will also receive one theatre ticket: Alta Picket and Dor othy Chuppre, the award being made upon the work rather than the story. I.MPRKSSIVK til RIAL HITKS FOR VALLEY RAM! LEADER Harry H. Howell, the well known musician and leHder of the Rogue River Vulley band, whose death oc curred in Medford last Suuday, was buried Tuesday with impressive cere monies. Concerning this the Med ford Mall-Tribune suyt: "One of the largest public funerals held in .Medford for a long time was that yesterday afternoon for the late Harry H. Howell, well known music ian and leader of the Rogue River Valley band, and it was the second time In the city's history thut a band led the funeral procession, the other time being at the funeral of Ex- , Mayor Eii'ert. 1 cortege to the Hour Creek bridge ! . . 1 1JIU.VIUK enruuin viupiu h iitut-rai murcu, wuore mr emncu hhiihk .and continued the escort to the cetn- viviy. uen llitJ uviiy huh iiikvii the bjme ,o ie (ll) band played a dirge snlection. t "Mr. Howell was a Hpanlsti-Ameil- can war veteran, and the blowing ot 'taps' was by Wilson Wait, who The acted as leader of the numl. null bearers, all Siunisli-Aineile.iii JWIU. veterans, were Alex Sparrow, E. , u- K..iiv i a u,.muiiB.t .1 .1 1inr.i1- ter, Sam Richardson and Blain Khun. "A vocal quartet ronsN'.lng of Mr. !""id Mrs. Ed Andrews. Mrs. Edna scouring plant. Christmas Greeting Cards Help make this Christmas the best I he world has ever known. Send a Christmas card to every one of your friends. Come in aud make your selections from our large anil varied stock. Fine Stationery of the best well known makes, in plain and fancy girt boxes, $1.00 to 110.00. Absolutely New Stork (Jenulne Py-ra-lln Ivor)'. I'Hixn to Hull AU. McNAIR BROS. The Rexall Store ALL KINDS OF Barb Wire, Daudy Cedar Post und Yaw nnnlinr nnata In eurlonil lnt ar- rlye(1 poW8 and tractor ,,. ot tail Irimla. t-telilee Trnctorn. New ;nd Stcoai Hand S(,WK Machlues iu9 or rent( at PEIL'S CORNEft BY THE PARK THE LA ROES'! STOCK OF Paints Oils Glass... Wall Paper LX HOITHKR.N OREGON. Re! Goods and Beet Price. Get Our Prices. WAI. 0. DICKERSON THE PAINT MAX 1
