Ashland weekly tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, March 16, 1921, Image 1

Ashland weekly tidings., March 16, 1921, Image 1

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Ashland weekly tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1921)

Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text. ,i - I ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS 88 AOL. XLIV ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16,1921 NO. 2H First Company is Given Praise By Visiting Officers Yesterday Colonel Mapes unci his asslasant, Sergeant Farmer, of the Regular Army, arrived in Ashland to formally Inspect the First Company und equipment. He was accompanied by Major James 8. Dusenbury and Sergeant Instructor Frank J. Jlrak. the federul -histructors for the Ore gon Coast Artiller. During the day the officers visited the prospective rifle range, and pro nounced it satisfactory, and recom mendations will immediately go for ward Jo obtain the property, either by purchase or lease. . The site of the new rifle range will be near the i'eter Murfay place near the old cov ered bridge across Bfar creek about a mile and n quarter from the center of the city. Most of the tract Is now owned by the Balfour-Guthrie, Company of l'ortlund. Negotiations will be immediately commenced to acquire the rango for summer rifle practicer In the afternoon the visiting of ficers were driven over the Pacific gards the locker system, arm racks and cleaning facilities, he declared them to be excellent, and that there was more system displayed In this particular tbun anywhere else In tho state. The company also received a grading of "Excellent" on their rec ords. On account of two carelessly clean ed rifles, the company had lo tuke second place in the condition of the Springfield, the Medford company taking first place in this respect. A good cold ducking has been promised anyone who ever again lowers thu record of the company in this respect. In the matter of drill. Colonel Ma pes stated that (Flrst Company showed a .diversified knowledge, though of course, compared to a res ular army company, the showing in this respect allowed plenty of room for Improvement. One thing that was praised wag the espirlt de corps (spirit) of the or ganization, and the discipline and ef ficiency shown. Also the fact that ' Ashland Posl, No, 14 ASHLAND, OREGOX Glean . Simpson, Post ConiraaniW. t H. 0. Woloott, Vlce-Comnijuidet'. Ralph HadffMd, Historian. Win. Holmes, Treasurer. .. Douuid gpeacar, Adjutant and Legion Editor. Civil War Comrades Meet Mteti Absence Of Fifty-five Years To meet nil old army "buddy" after" ly" Steele?" Hall (tremulously) "Ii th'.i 'bil- Ashlnml Post No. 14, American ; sage by our national congress of the, of the American Legion at Atchison. i region nas received nonce inai uie, nuju.n.u ; n.an., is me first coioreu auxiliary ;au absence nt 5J years is a pleasure: And with the mutual r-cocnltion five reel IT. S. Signal Corps film en-, I In Kansas and one of the first to u.'i,n;,t ,aia t0 fPW. but lhu exuerlenc ii, i.,,. phu, nf mnr th-.n imir Fifteen ladle of Ashland have organized In the country. ' ; waa. (tin lot of K. K. Hall, a well in eniiiinv mm whn hml met for . known veteran of the civil war, 65 years, fell into each other's armt. Job aiipllcnuts und employers are Whose meeting with . 1'. Steele, mi,I then stood speechless with emo- Highway, Siskiyou section, and a finer looking array of men In the mound the city, and they announced j ranks of a company, he had never that they were charmed with the j seen. city and the surrounding natural beauties. As Colonel Mapes and Major DuHenberry have campaigned In many parts of the globe, this re mark was certainly gratifying. On the whole, Ashland people can well be proud of their own FirBt Com pany, and the Interest and bucking of the city will always be theirs ir they continue on the high standard titled 'Flashes of Action" will be! shown In Ashland April 13 and 14. signed the application for the Worn-; This film wus taken during real uc- en's Auxiliary to the American Lo- tion In France, and is considered unjgon. The charter ought-to be hore;,lslod ln Cttru illUcx .lC00ljjllK ,0! commander of the Ontario-Upland Hon for many minute,, tears slreani accurate record of the work that the next two weeks, when a meet- lUelr abimies and neci, by XasU.jp0t of the J. A. It., took place lu;g down their faces, entirely ol.llvl your service men did at. that time. , iB will be called for all wives, moth .;,, Tenn noltl oI , 4n.rL.lln I Ontario, Calif., during Mr. Hall's re- u to the curious gaze of pussersby, More detailed Information will he ers, daughter and sisters of ex-ser-' Uk1oDi whldl nfts BlHm 8mT(,ril cent vi.sit in that state, and was cer-, while their mind, swe-.t oae'e over furnished at n later date, meantime. ,,lce men, and a complete organization' , obttt,nB employment for many lalnly a thrilling episode In the lives, the years. remember tho dates uud sec some-; will be effected and officers elected thing of great interest to you. Thore ura least 1800 eligible (o the ' unit who ure expected to take part. ex-service meu. Hacked by the American Legion organization of the state, u bill pro viding for exemption from payment Inspection of the men took place! which they have set for themselves, at the Armory in Hie evening, and! After the drill, the men of the com Cnlonel Mapes carefully looked overipany, the visiting officers, and a few the entire Armory. The result was of the wives of the officers and non- highly gratifying. When asked what, commissioned officers enjoyed a: he could say for publication, he re-j lunch prepared by the able hands of! marked that the Armory was by far! the company cooks, Dickerson and1 in the finest condition of any in the.Peachey. The colonel particularly Ashland Post hast started prepu-The last national convention of lb,' rations covering the next Memorial! American Legion adopted a resolu- Tv t in ..i . . j i I in nuL-ttl (Via wnman In una nni uuy exercise., wim a wew oi uv """"' " " " , of taxes by veterans has been passed lug the (Hand Army of the Republic name for their Auxfllary The new;by lhe ,euia,ure. All ex- and tub Women's Relief Corps In j name will be adopted at tho next ou-l 8prvlce men , sUl(Si whotller , every way possible in tho celebration nual convention. . , m MlfaM WvumlhK wll, of this great day. The Women's benefit from the bill. Auxiliary to the American Legion' wearing his army gas mask, thej will be organized long before that' Re. P. W. Smith, commanded of Roy time, and the'y will take an active ' Stone Post of the American Legion, By arrangement between the Auiej oart also in this areat movement. ;t Shrewsbury, Mass., bravod the ican Le8on alld tne I1,,leau of Com- Wo believe that there Is a citizen s i smoke and flamea of a fire In the uiercial Economics, the most corn- duty and privilege in the exercises of that day that range far above the usual duties us engaged In by most citizens in the past. . That duty Is honor and commemoration of our dead. We hope to discourage all things that will detract attention from tho ceremonies of the day. New grave markers will bo had by thai I Watch. of both these old veterans. I These two men, neither of whom town ball to rescue two American P'ete aml valuable collection of edu flags from post headquarter room.ca"onal nd 'ravel motion picture Clutching the flags, he groped his Him in existence will be placed nr way back through the halls, feeling'"'8 disposal of Legion posts for free bis way out by a string that he budit'lhibit,on- Legion member will or tied to the back door on entering the aer "lnl trom catalogs which will bulldhig. Rev. Mr. Smith served asb eut to all Legion posts. The a chaplain with the Canadian Black !'" w' be sen from a number ot , distributing centers, which will bo time for all ex-service graves audi .. uesiguaiea in me caiaiog. unu ...uu- the "Poppy of Flanders Field" will. An ex-service man with eight bars "" soparate topic ure embraced bo iu evidence, whorever there is aj nl Victory medal has been eii-jl" the films, which have beon taken Loglonnalre. ' ; rolled by Argonne Post ot the Amei-'in all part of the world. The meeting of these former coiu jknew the other still lived, wen not rude occurred alter the following! only chums in the ordinary sense of fashion, us related in tin Ontario, the term; as boys they hud "soldier newspaper: ! ed" together for more than three On Friday of last week as Mr. Steele yea is sixty years ago. starved to wns sauntering up Kiu-Iid avenue, j gether for fourteen months in a lull cherrily greeting the many friend j Itary prison ' down south." and ill whom he met mid keeping a watch 'the desperate encounter preceding for the familiar little "bronso but- their capture, as they knult behind a ton" as was liia voiit, he stopped to j low fence firing at tho advancing greet a comrade, John Copenhavor, enemy a sluln comrsde fell ncrns ot 1'pluiid, und while conversing to-! the feet of each. IT a bullet that gether they were Joined by a third ' grazed Steele' cap had boon au Inch veteran, whom Copenhaver intro-i lower the meeting of last week could dured us "My brother-in-law, Coin-not have occurred, rade Hall." ' They were mustered nut uf the The above sounds prosaic enough, service at the same 'iir.e and nepu hut with the usual queries of Iduuti- rated Ht Marshall, III., In 1 8 . i: . eadi fieation among veterans, "What leg:-, starting out to rind his placi in life, meat?" the fireworks began. In the stirring events uf those time To Steele's Inquin' Hall replied: each soon lost all kiiirviledje .if the 'The 1.10th Illinois." (other. Doth joined the murch west Steel exclaimed, "M ' re-iment! j ward. Hull going to Nebraska and What company?" subsequently to Oregon. S'eel.i went Hall "Comp:uv K." to Kansas j.nd later to Oklalionm. Steel (shakily! "Can 'Ui! 'Has', coming finally to Ontario ioni-i four- DemiHTHcy In the World War. lean Legion at Des Moines, la., in a i membership campaign. George I.c-I Hall?" DAVID BEARKS A MODEL PRISONER vu.F-.a. uv... ,C ,- r;ssay contests on tne suujecis oi There It I again. Colonel Teddy " " u,, Zi.7. I? T' ? 1 U'M Getty8bu,' ddn! fl",, lh" . . .. . ' ; ,t , . . nnnKevelt bail th ertire nn Serir.t .. ----- MiMlcuull 01 asnillgiou a imi e mi state, me ganery practice range, , nouceu me ceaunness o. ,n. .,n- - - - - - ; - " 1" T ' "e Mallet Reserve of the French aure!)8 t0 pre8ent.day conditions iu l.e stated wa also the finest he- had' en, the dispatch with which the cook t(lwin DeIll,y tne ar- 1,H Armv. He took nart in tb sn,.: . ...... . .... o ,. .. .. . it . . iinw Seerelm-v nr lh Vavv Denliv ran America were ueiu m oiun.mn, seen anywhere In the state. A re-1 handled the feeding of the men. I10W e-rel"'y oi ine navy uenoy can (lefell8ive Al8ae Montldidier, Novon, hlih ehool hv Snok-.no Post of the ,h" UlU I" 18,111 inr Participation In - - reverse the RHine on Assistant Sec- , ' .. ' nin scnoois py poK.in i osi oi im . . ,. , , ... D.i v id Itearks. Heliteiiced In li years NEW OrFICERS FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHOSEN ASHLAND DEFEATS - ROSEBURG AGAIN reverse the game on Assistant Sec-! p," ,,'," a" I ' 1 ""l ' retarv , v Roo.evel, Ye. ! Camp.e-MBrii.. Aisne-M a r n o. Am,rlcall ,.BB,0I1, which rewarded tin, ' retury of the Navy Roosevelt. Yes, times do change. That reminds youri adjutant ot a little experience in , The Ashland High school basket-. fnnee. I was talking with a truck bull tossers again smothered .tho: " u,u "' So mine and Oise-Aisne offensives ami also served in a defensive sector. winners with prizes. lie Siskiyou freight train hold up ! a year ago, Is a model prisoner, ac cording to information received by teeu yurs apo. WILL GIVE ADDRESS ON "LIBERTY" IN THE LYRIC THEATRE Kev. ICdward .1. Comity, rector or the local Catholic church, will de liver a lecture on "Liberty," at tun Lyric Theatre, Thursday evening. Foreign posts of the American l.e-i The latest indorsement of the!11"' B'"" irr,J "'fi .from the prison Ma reb 17. beginning at 7 .10 o'clock. varuen, says ine .Mail rriHune, u' ,t , M( , ,Hss will ho m-.w,l.l l,v American Legion by a labor organl The board of director of the! Roseburg quintet on the enemies', marked: "Lieutenant, do you know Wjth the Federal Board for Vocation gion have been asked to co-operate; zMm came (rom NevulUi wllBlt. (, " .Metllown and Clarence Mcllade. musical progrum Chamber of Commerce at Its meet- floor lust night by the score of 31 to MaJr Kann ing last night elected Henry Knders. ,23. The local five started with a Me 'Why, ,,,,, , . , . ,,, i his pals iu the crime, are hard boil W. Farringtoii, stato organizer ot the , ed. ! quite well, I think." T. D. "One of tern whereby American veterans In . it ,.., l. t l A r .1... ;..o Kul 111B llllvHl yOUIlK UllltKIH 111 HUB IHHIl ) , . . ..... ... i. a wi . .,i (h. k llo,i f ,h.Mnr" Me "Agreed. But howl... . .....,...., the co-opeTati JllCOIHCUl, r . a. ltlfilC, ll CUOU ICI, uu nuiTJ viBiu " -'" "" " .... . "c ' piUMUOU Willi TUUUl 111 Jilt J . . ... - Till was the firt meeting of the tbey held until the final count. kn"w- He wo,ke1 for lfl 1,atk refliprocal agreement between his!'"''"1"'" ri""C" the stateB, ana I rattier brag uhout ,.,, ,,,.. ,i, , ,., 1 1.1tiiiiij tiiiii kuj ivm aiii.rii tuiuiii i.-o, recomnienneii nun uir Tii'i al Kducatlon In carrying out a sys-; Amerjclln Fsdcrutiol, llf Lllor, and U"nrh' ' ""l''" 1,1 " S:,I""ELKS MINSTRELS rest a lira ut. Ili'arks has many friends MAKE GREAT HIT board since Its final election of the They will meet the same team again six new members, and tbe following tonight, which will be the wiudup o. were present: A. ,C. Brlggs, E. VJ tho northern drive. The team will Carter, Henry Endcra, Jr., i S. En- return to Ashlund tomorrow. j gle, Mrs. H. T. Elmore, L. F. Fer-; The girls' basketball team from I giiHon, J. w. wet oy, w. u. aic.uir, ine local nign acuooi iuii lor nose having Second Officers' Training Camp where he won a Captaincy." niimliup ff luhitr l.tMilI'M llll'llneil . ,i i i in una en) who are imeiesieii iu ins. " ' . i.. ... , i. n i , I... Uo Uglon in its flgiil. " "" " A wen filled bouse greeted-lh- lgm iiuiiiiiiiiiii i. nii. oi. ,. Klk , Minstrels from Medford, which McDailn, according to Information, ,wU8 8lUR0(1 ,ho yiulng Theatre The Women's Auxiliary of rmlvl Iwully. I. highly unruly, and ,M, Bl,ht. Thla performance was a iimin l.Pirlnn nauneil llin 2UU0- lvl ou...n.,. ,..., ,. m..,. repetition of that given in Medtonl abled American veteran In their bor-1 ,, ,. ... ..... n... n.i.i idefoaled llnarks in a lively bout, nrevlouslv nmi una mini, .,i,.,..,i i under which they are to trajn dis- iinll iniirlf he IlillA bbforo till) mill- der and thl country i to train their' of Ftll)nlal.y IlIld wa8 Mt MuillK llenrks was a prizefighter hefor s ,uwreM ,, was secured disabled ex-service men In our own Ralph R. Hudfield, historian for 'each nation paying a stipulated sum I. E. Vlning, V. O. N. Smith and J burg this morning and will play the Ashland Poet, has started the com-! for each veteran so trained. II. Fuller. . 'girls' team at that city tonight. A , pllatlon of tho historical record of After the election a number of good game I expected from the.e Ashland Post. This record is to be! The first convention of the Worn- topics were discussed, considerable . players also. . attention being given the housing j question, particularly as pertaining I ELECTRIC BRAKE IS I hnA naval record n(i more or less lo an apartment house. I fiftMIMfl Trt TXXV TTPftMT complete civil record of all seivico The question of varolus drive for men in the community. money was considered and whether a. B. Brown, who lenresents tfle a" ex-service men are requested to than 1 100 new members were obtain- forward at tho rate of more ihan , fifty unit a week. Meanwhile tin ; Legion is gaining ut lheiatu of up-; i proximately thirty posts a week, with la total of 10,143 posts. employment as a brnltemaii oil the Southern Pacific out ot Aslilauil south, and was known in the ring as Kid West. i tiiomer prisoner ironi jmcksoii very complete In every detail. He en's Auxiliary of the. Vlrglnlii dc-, county listed ns "model" is "Red" hopes to compilo a complete military1 pa'rtment of the American Legion Th8 Minnesota department of the nack (, WIM 8,,tl,lu.e( tn t.eft will be held May 13 and 14. It Was-AU,"lwrr' wuu u"u?' uao """ years for stealing u Chevrolet car In decided at a meeting of the Legion's1 Uiaplaced the Massachusetts Auxll- Ml)(ltol,, ,, wh. , , C0UIy Ju Relatives of I state executive committee. . More , W lor wuersnip. .Mussacuu.eus is P,t,,P,, ,y bllting the Jailer over the seconu; men ioiiow ....... lpai ( t.k.,. ()f ,.00lL ,)e wui) nr not Ashland should raise a com- Afnmii i'io-iri n,L ,,in. ,.f co-operate with him in supplying In-. ed for flio Legion in Virginia between ani ennsyivuu a. iniiniiv dies! for carlnir for these p-.ia.i n. n i.i,i,,,i . 1 formation neeued and nlso photo- January 1 and Keluary u. i in perceuiago ui gain wimu. u. ,.a, , stiMinboat district terday In the Interest of this plant. ""P""- lo present the attraction in Asliliind. This was uecomplislieil by working over the Jibes and quip to suit local environment, and was presented last night as a virtual Ashland minstrel show. Launspuchs' orchestra fur nished tbe music, which added great ly to the musical feature. A representation of tho Elks' club room was shown ut the rising of the curtain. Ill winch Ihn rnmnunv captured several weeks afterwards in , tMenii rolowill(! tn0 oUt drives. It wus voted that this ques tion and the question of whether a three-day celebration of July 4th bo held this year he submitted to a ref erendum vote. OLD-TIME SALE BILL OF MUCH INTEREST According lo Mr. Brown, this li.akn has been adopted as Rtundinl equip ment by the Mluml Tin compau.v of Troy, Ohio, and shipments of com plctcd bVakcs ure going lorth daily j last three weeks, the Ohio depart-' Player pianos, phouograMis, desksiment leads the Legion. Missouri, '.k.4.T CLASS" IIASKKT Twelve stale ure now paying bon-and Shetlund ponies are mining the (Texas, Illinois and Oklahoma follow" IUI.I.KHH n.lVE A HOT I'KillT uses to tl eir ex-service men. All prizes In a membership contest which; In rolatlvo order. In addition to supplying these brakes lhe New England slates except four: the Texas department of the Amorl- uiul North'nnd South Dakota, Mlnnc- can Legion ha started. Posts will sota. Wisconsin and Washington , be graded' on tho proportion of num- Au Ameiicul Legion button slop- WITII MKIM'OItlt "TOIlI.KHS" That till tbe 'fighting spirit ped a bullet which struck Ui.umoua; u , t.0rill..a t0 S,..! ori).nal Nvered by Ceo. A. Codding. Oeo. T. Collins was iuterlocutor, und after he was seated with the circle about tho room, two end men, regular black face artist, appeared from the audi- jence, while two more descended from In I tho celling via airplane. Novel and were Introduced, lor Miami trailer the company I at- ? a,e8 a,e !"' , f """T """""V! ",0 '"""i f " ' T" m ,."1 1 i 'r hiK" M' wa" """"y demm- i ulkln "' a" ' tol . . . : have passed hills ulacinir Hie matter ulutlon of tho community. ! J.. and probably saved hi life, scalal .,,....,,., ,., .,... m I . ...... .. While reading the newspaper Ills old home town In Missouri W. E. Buchanan raft across the fol lowing, which Is a copy of an old time hill of sale iu the early days "befo' de Wuh," whluh i of much liitnrpul In IheHM 1I11VA' ' "Having sold my farm and in tending to move to Missouri, I will sell at publico auction one mile west und four miles south of Harrisburg, Ky, on Saturduy, Sept. 26, 1850, tbe following described property, to-wit: one buck nigger 25 years old, weight 210 pounds; 4 niggor wenches from 18 to 24 years old, 3 nigger boys S year old; 13 nigger hoes; one pine Hied; 6 yoke of omu well broke; It' ox yoke with hickory boys; one sad dle pony 5 years old; 2 ox carts with six inch tires; one side saddle; 3 dou- . f ..(...a'.- liulplhi, i v l,nn.-n ,,1,13 jj.tlUlllg llic lUlli; UIUIIUU l" tw.,M, m... 1 j . BU aiia.il.111 r.iriianr ...o.i.uu-. , ... ..... . kit 1 urlu' " lifi'l'it?. .euiiy IML'I Hlllltf Hon of Us product by the establish-! ' J.i nd probably saved hi life. Scalal . M , h fc ... I "'" "" . " ' .' I WUS (III llllllictriib ii.miMinin hi m uin i ,r0m ment of distributors throughout the : le""atur6 f"owed the lead of; The Women'l Auxiliary unit of 'pute between four men during which or s(.l,)0l.,.li,slK,d Wit, a .. ' D'-i"'" k.. "' "" Murphy-Major-Sloan Post No. 284 jthe gunply .larted. ' f ...,. the .M,,lford grammar gra 1 will soon be announced by the com pany, which will Involve the supply i Ing of bruke to two of the lurgesl truck and trailer manufacturers ln -this country. Many other compan ies have also adopted the bruke. The Automatic Electric Bralfe com pany is one of the new Industrie which lias moved Into l'ortlund iu the last few months, having gone to Portland direct from Uoseburg, Ore gon, where the original brake of this company were manufactured in a small way. 3 SISTERS HIT BY AUTO; ONE MAY i DIE, OTHERS HURT ' ARRANG E (LANE CO. USERS - OF TELEPHONE WILL ! I NOT ACCEPT RATE 1P1IN PROPOSES Sl .M TO IMPROVE CRATER LAKE PARK Raising $250,000 to finance im-' ery I doubtful. Libertu, aged 19, suffer u double fracture of one leg uud painful nrovemeniH unn niircnuse coiicesisous , . . .. ,. , t. .i . .. hie shovel plow; 2 stump pldws, 10! 1, , t. ' , u i,iei, i Brul8e8' .w"" Jeailct,e. 1. e" uy easue lo "uuul " l ram, a aiih nniv niinn,- iniuriou eratlvfl arraneement among the vari will make the partk attractive to tMma ipeej,Bf :0Ui agence8 engaged in this sort of """" .""""" down th0 lliB,way turned a spotlight; work throughout the country. . noon bv A. B. C. Dohnnan of ban .. .... . .i.. a i soap; 2 barrels of kraut; one Mr nolinnau. who ,. ... '" : 1 V "" .1 good nigger whin: 2 ton of tobacco.! , ,. .... ' , to we the girls walking In front of praci.cany , ........ ... .... iicicsieii ill luiuesne n.iu two year old. Sale will start at ball team representing tn local Juu- Raie of merriment from start to fln- eaiu ish. Sougn, dunces, choruses und ades clever stunts by the end meu foi- in.oiie of the hottest fought contest lowed In rapid succession, never ul- seeu on the local floor this eaon. -lowing pause for the audience to he The game was a fight from start to come satiated with the Jokes pulled finish, the two teams being about off. I . ; eonly matched In fighting uplrlt, but Oriental mysteries and sleight of 1 Et'OENE, Mar. 15 At a meeting; wl'"" considerable, "roughing" wa hand tricks by Jay (lore interested 'of. rural telephone user iu Lane coun- R"u'' l,,,'lll,! Prevailed through- the audience, while the "Jaznibellu" ty about 200. without a dissenting ,mt '"" u'w Personal fouls were (1(uee by Floyd Hart und the grnce 1 vole, passed u resolution declaring it ca"e(' fill dancing of the little 5-year-old j to be the sentiment of the meeting whl1" "l" ,""n,s WHr" tl,lr"' Barbara Mayhew mado big hits. All that they should cut off connections ,?v,,,ll' """-'l'"'l 111 K1" weight, rv- the other laughter-provoking feature of all rural Bystems from the Pacific '''" w-,e eousiuer- were entliusiastically received by the WASHINGTON Mar 1 5 The Na-1 Telephone and Telegraph system ov",,"l 1,v "I'lionenu., audience whose attention and Interest " m ? I...i.. .k... . Nevertheless. Ill" bourn lads showed . was with the netformers all the wav I 1 .A.riJ,,.,,. ... . . vance of rate. Along with thi mo-; ' 1 "r r uirougn. tion went an emphatic endorsement i'1"'1 l,v ll,lil"! l'efr a home crowd; The show wa pronounced by all Ot the movement to recall the mem- w"n 1 ,lllv 1,1 "," n,'M '; to be equal to any profeKlonal ag- "' -' i" 1 gregatlon that ha ever been exhiblt- .Metlfonl started with a rush, scor- ed in Ashland, ing two baskets in the first few min- PATRIOTIC MEDFO'Hl), Mar. 15 The three daughters of John Core, rancher, liv ing on the Pacific highway ncaj- this city, were Injured, one seriously, when they were run down by a a automobile driven by K. H. Hannum,' while on their way to church lust I i niehl ' KHtth 1A VIli nt aoa llin Imost seriously injured, has not re-! tlonal Congress for the Co-ordination than to pay the proposed ad- gained consciousness and her recov-of Patriotic and Civic Work will meet here tomorrow. Its announced oh ject is the promotion of the move ment started by the National Recur and 12 inch; 25 one gallon whiskey jugs; 100 gallon of applecider; one barrel of good sorghum; 2 barrels of 10:30. money. Term cash, I need the "Col. H. W. Johnson. Auct. "Bill Crawford, Clerk. "Joe Cooley, Owner. ' Exchange. CAPTURE MANY LIONS IN TRINITY COUNTY i.eresier. i , omesi.e i.auo.u.. ,.., KP:,.hllff ,or port.nce In the country, which ha spoke before a conference of Cove:- q ,Q dQ wt) ,0.aP(j Americanization nor Olcott, local business men and , , work ,g eoperating In the movement visiting national park ofriclol in . W. It. C. Club. 'and will be represented. Portland. .... ( co-ordination, which It Plans for financing a new hotel in The Women'. Relief Corps club . m w TmM from ,he con. the park are chief among the mat- held It regular fortnightly meeting fc orke(, t , tert under discussion. 'at the home of Mrs. F. II. Walker, tlonal committee created at the tint Thirteen mountain lions were kill 'ed during tbe month of February by hunters in the vicinity of tbe game lefuge in Trinity county. A large number of deer have been killed by these animals. The hunt er' hope to get all of tbe Hon In that vicinity. Most of the Hon were unusually large, one of them being over nine feat ln length. ber of tbe Oregon Public Service commission. Practically every conn-1 try system In the country'was repre-j sealed In this meeting. I. OK O. mU'llBSTlU MANA;KH IX CI' s of play. Then the fight started. 1 AKItoN AI T TAKKS KICK Anil when Hie half ended the srore MAX TO HOSPITAL ; stood 7 to i. . C. E. Pangboru. local aeronaut, hat i The third quarter, wa lightning the distinction of establishing the Vifast, the hall being put in play after, first amhiiluiire lino by air In the a basket was shot almost before the state. If not in tho nation, saya dm Johnny Anderson, u former Ash- player were set in their positions. ; Vreka New, land High school boy and now a stu- In this and the last tiuarter the Wednesday afternoon It bfcani" dent at the University of Oregon, win Ashland Junior forged steadily necessary to remove Harry W. Orr in town recently making plan for a 'ahead, and closed the game still go- from hi home near Oaselle to tho muilcnl engagement in the near fu- ing strong. .The ball was In Med- local hospital for treatment, aad a ture. He is manager of the !'. of O. ford territory inot of the evening. It wa Imperative that the patient orchestra and is now making arrange- A lulr crowd of grammer school , should be handled witnoui jarring. ment for a southern excuniou for youngsters was In attendance with It was considerable of a problem I hi orchestra. Not long ago h miin- a few parent in evidence. , to how the Journey should he under- aged a northern Invasion, which prov- . taken until Mr. rangliorn cam M ed to be a big succes und he now de- Harold Stone, an old time track the relief of all partlea concerned sires to show this part of the state athlete from thi city. Is making with hi biplane. The conference was an important , on Liberty street, yestenliy after- d b .,,., Se. step, according to those present, in; noon. An unusually large number (ur)ty UlM iDi ,he American u. bringing to a focu the various ef-.were present and spent a social time; n ,,ty DMeln,,Br fort that are being made to realise! with their fancy work, after which mfl on the great potential tourist attrao dellclou refreshment were served.: tion. now almost inaccessible. Mrs. Walker wa assisted by Me- . There ure some wle deer on the It was a move to forward plans for dame Porter, Ciii.lnger, Lynch, Pe-! si,kyous. They seem to know thaLSome of the attainment of harmony, good in this branch of work at O. A.; Mr. orr wa piacea in ine ruacnine. i the university. Ashland and Med-C. Krom the present dope, it is ei-nurroiiuaea oj piiiows, auu in aooui ford will probably both be fortuiia'r pected that he will represent the col ; It minute the plane came to re enough to secure date and a great lege In the 880-yard excursion thl'l the Burton field south of town lucres for the trip is predicted. season. Earl Blegel. also of Ashland. and the sick man was In the hospital Johnny is alo on the Emerald staff l peciullilng In lhe mile run and within 20 minutes from tha time h la Eugene and I batting high on the i will probably hake a high bid In thl' left his residence at Oaielle. some 11 making Oregon the summer resort offers. Sr., Peter, Jr., Rudd and How-jtne season for them Is closed, for America. tney wanaer aooui wimoui iear oi ne- The visitor include E. Horace. Al- j ' ing . molested. Seven were seen In bright, superintendent of Yellow-; Mr. and Mr. J. P. Dodge returned a bunch by Val Hall, third trick op stone National park, and O. E. Mc. on train - 14 Monday morning from erator at Stelnnian, who remarked Cormick, a vice president of the California, where they have spent "Another kind of a deer that tempts Southern Pacific railway. jthe past two months. man." Lemon Yellow campus. event. i mile distant. i