Wiylnewlny, Starch AO, 1021,
ahiclaSd weekly tidixo
PAGE THREE
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
dent of this city and is survived bj
five sons and three daughterB, who
are; Ceo. A. Culy of Roseburg; Cary
SATURDAY'S XEWS ,W. Culy of Jacksonville, Clement N.
Dr. A., J. Ackerman, president of. Culy of Grants Pass, Allen B. Culy
the Oregon State Normal, spent the of Medford, Frank 0. Culy of San
day In Ashland yesterday and visited j Diego, Calif., Mrs.. Laura Owen ol
some of the city schools in com- Medford, Mrs. Nellie Long of Grants
puny with Secretary J. H. Fuller of Pass and Miss Mildred Culy of ABh
the Chamber of Commerce. The pur-j land. Mr. Culy's wife died about
of Jacksonville yesterday. Dramwell
brought action for the recovery of
money alleged to be due the Jack
sonville bank on a promissory note
and overdraft, totalling (3803.
Au epidemic of what is know nax
Manila smallpox has been prevalent
in Talent. The schools were closed
for a few days last week, but the dls-
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pose of Mr. Ackerman's visit to. Ail- a year ago in this city. ease l claimed to ne unoer comroi.
land was to plan the establishment i 0nly fw " wer reported, and
of a six weoks' summer normal schoolj Mr"' Loveland, of the Enders cler- these, it is claimed, were of very
In Ashland for the coming season!1"" lurK9- " la"a wecK 8 'aca-.niiio lorm.
and a conference was arranged at the1 tion' her PlaM ln ,he lc beln
Chamber- of Commerce, with a com-.""60 Dv Mrs- Thompson of Uresham
mlttee appointed for this purpose.
Full announcements will be made
later.
Dan and A. Lindbcrg of Hyder,
Alaska, are spending a few days in
Ashlund this week. While in the city
tbey are guests at the Hotel Colum
street.
.A meeting of the Crater Lake pro
ject development committee, of which
Governor Olcott Is honorary chair
man, has been arranged to be held at
Medford within tflree weeks, when
details for placing the Oregon resort
on a real basis will be taken up. A
meeting of. the committee was held
- In Portland yesterday, when plans is flowing In quantities from the bow.
The following from Portland are
stopping at the Hotel Austin: .Rev,
T. F. Smith, R. W. Hinner, F. E.
Bigelow, J. M. Mcintosh, C. S. Llp
schnett, R. E. Bradskaw and Geo.
H. Kaiser. ,
F. 0. Ostland is in Ashland this
week from the Montana oil fields,
where he brings good reports from
that rich find in the liquid gold that
them. They will all return t Ash
land Wednesday and will remain
until Sunday, when they must re
turn to Eugeue,' where Prof. Spen
cer la a member of the university
faculty. . ' .
At the lust meeting of the local
Ministerial Association the member
unanimously voted to support In e
ery way possible the project byjhe
patriotic orders of Ashland In re.
gard to securing a shaft. in memory
of the soldiers of all wars who made
the supreme sacrifice. This announce
ment was made in the local churches
yesterday and the clergymen assure
the committee at the head of the pro.
iant thuit II n All n 1 1 f t bri aimnitit
Saturday.
Jack Brady, Dwight Gregg, Will-1
lam McMillun and Melvin Kaegl are
among l of 0. students who arrived!
home Saturday to spend the Easter'
vacation. ,
Miss Mary Adnmsou of Talent was
rived in Ashland this week from St.
Paul, Minn. These tourists stated
they made the trip In twelve days,
coming by the northern route, and
going south. The speed with which
this trip was made hows the roads
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gall also came in
Jrom Bellevlew, thus forming a fam
ily reunion.
Mis. Vau Dyke and daughters, also
Misses Esther and Doris ICleinhaU-
mar all it M ftrtm 'at rAKt anpnt Ea. - ...k..IIh nn.l
... v. ....... .... MTU rw finiuimn-- uu.
ter with the'latter's parents, Mr. and 44.
Mrs, Kleinbammer ot the ranch on Philip S. Bates, former secretary
Applegate. ! of the Oregon State Editorial associ-
4 4 ! atiuu, and who is now connected with
. Mrs. .Heury Held returned home t)lc Northwest Manufacturer, of
thlsr morning from San Frnuclsco.j Portland, was a caller In Ashland
where she had been visitlug with her yesterday. Mr. Bates has Just re
'son for the past week or so. ; turned from a trip east as far as
. i Chicago, and states conditions
Rev. E. H. Edgar, pastor of the, throughout the country are generally
i Presbyterian church of Central Point, picking tip and regaining normalcy.
and iiia wife were Ashland visitors' ' 44
Mr. J. H. Provost, who lias been
an Inmate of a Medford hospital for
Mrs. Phoebe Wright Is seriously 111
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Hattte Lynch.
W. Stoll of EtiXfltie. B. O'Brien of
Hornbrook, G. R. Cameron and wife
of Tucnimi, and H. B. Symes of San
Francisco.
Miss It 11H1 Mars cunlA home last
evening from' Medford; 'where she Is
attending St. Mafy's academy, tor
the Easter vacation. '
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Mrs. W. H. McNalr, Mrs. Mlltou
Fraley and little son Rillie, are .in
Pacific Grove, Calif., where they arii
guests of their father, V. P. Moore.
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Mr', and Mrs. Northrup are moving
this week from the Shook apartments
where tbey have been living during
the past winter, to .114 Mechanic
street.
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Mrs. Agues Broughton returned
an rm tillia UfllAI'U ulta II tlftarU'ant fl ;
' . . , . home the first of the week from
serious operation, is so far recovered!
that she expects to return home
within n few days.
WEDNESDAY'S XKWS ,
Mrs. Will Densmore left Monday.
The old show windows in the Hoot
The following from Portluud are for the further uction were made.
reglBjcred at the Hotel 'Austin: C.I William F. Isaacs and George T. Col
D. Rde, H. H. Murphy, Homer Ham-!lins, members of the Crater Lake dc
lln, Guy S. Munhnll, C. Weightmau vilopment project committee lrom
and wife and W. H. Bellinger. Guests Medford were In attendance at the
from other points are: Geo. Evans
of Quincy, Wash., W. C, Welghtman
of San Francisco and J. Heckendorn
and wife of Los Angeles.
latter meeting.
The Ashland Auto Company is mak
ing an excellent start in the sales
of new cars this spring. Among clt-
M is. A. Giebisch, wife of Contruc-i Izens of this city and vicinity who
tor Giebisch, who Is grading the"! have puchased new automobiles from
Green Springs Mountain highway east' thin company are A. R. Squires, who
of Ashland, Is spending a few days! has a new 6-passenger '21 model
in the city with her husband.
4
Bulck; Claude Millet, a new 7 -pas
senger Bulck; J. J. Robinson, a new
O. E. Jobes and family are moving: 5-passenger Bulck, and H. C. John
Ihis week to Talent where 'Mr. Jobesj,,on 8 new m Chevrolet,
expects to bo employed on the saw-j
Edgewood where she hud taken her
young son to place him In school
for the balance of the year. '
.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Smith recently
bought, the C. W. Fraley residence
at "8 Fourth street through the
mill that will soon start In the Wag-: FRIDAY'S XEWS
nor creek district. 1
. . Mrs. Susie L. Allen has completed
Rev Norman Wavne Pholi.s. nav! through her real estate office the
tor of the Talent Methodist church, I ma house and lot on Palm
transacted business in Ashland today. ven"e belonging to Frode Froder-
4 4 I son of Norway, to Lewis H. Jacki.
Mrs. C. H. Hums, daughter of Mr.jMr. Froderson was a former architect
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her home in Houston, Texas, after, number of the large business blocks
paying a visit in Ashland. This pop- in the city. He later returned to his
ular young lady will be greatly miss- native land, Norway, but still retain
ed by her affectionate parents. ' ed property in this city.
Mrs C It.' Loshcr and two dauah- Mrs. Howard Barrett woe up fronii
ters, Ardoth and Bernlta, of Port-j Talent yesterday visiting with her
land, arrived yesterday and will hoi parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. 'J. Shlnn.
over Sunday guests at the home of' and other friends.
i - n.. . . ... 1 ... . . . 1 vhnn noi'A nmn mrn nin nnii nnw
els of the earth Mr Ostland states guest 01 miss i.race coomne at me night for Leon, Ky., wnere sne e.-j - -
a good well was recently brought In i latter homo on . Scenic Drive Sutur-'pecta to spend the coming slimmer modern ones are being built to take
on a quarter section adjacent to that day afternoon. with flrends. ; ,ne" """-B' '" """ B.-nver Realty company.
t ' I I . I 1 L nlnad I iriru I. tint hniL Anil '
!""" B"", ' '" -""I 4
J. H. Fullor. secretury of tho Ash-' Stoppiug at the Hotel Columbia will be attractively made to lend to jlilts KenlI0r (;reer was an over
land Chamber of Commerce, left last'": C R- Lousdale au'd wife and; artistic decorations. When complet-, Sunday visitor at the home of Mrs,
I .. n I . ... ,11 I.- I .l.ll I ......
night for Eugene where ho will be; Eugene U. Bell ot ban rrancisco.
In attendance at the ehort course of Crete V. Bergon of Tacoma, Kirk
Chamber ot Commerce Secretaries i and II. E. Shelley of Coquilla.
thls'week 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cartwright and from her parents and brother, Mr.
!chlldren, Susan and Charles, arrived' and Mrs. Thos. II. Hoover and son
Mi .nrf m. n i uinlhnr. n,i! in Ashland last evening from the. Meade, who left Sunday for San Frnn-
famlly drove down to Medford Sat-.uth where they had been spend-, cIkco. that tney nan sirieu s.nei )Ut ;l surcr ai(, ()t sprng Wn n
urday evening for a brief call. Iiik the winter, and stopped over night iu that city. Tim. trip w,ts made In j ,Cated wheu three airplanes passed
44 In this city before continuing uiuir.ii roru bcuuh , iu... .n, over Aaniana today about 1 0 clock
Guests registered at the Hotel Col- Journey to their home ln Dawson, two days on the way. I hey ropoi t
umbia include W. A. Van Ooether of! Mich. tue roads in good condition practi-
n.. a.ruiinn lii irnnwn in Eu-1 Portland, D. L, Showers of Weed.l . ically all the way.
- - - . - . n.'Mrs. F. Warren of Hilts and W. .I.i Mrs. Bert Orr of Medford was an 44
gene us a luimtsr uikcuiidl uv uv - - -
belonging to the Ashland syndicate,
and the terrotory is fast being taken
up by representatives from all over
the country.
,
Good Friday is being observed In
the various churches today by religi
ous services. A union prayer service
was held In the Baptist church from
12 to 1 today, while the Catholic and
Episcopal churches held Bervlc.es this
afternoon and the Methodist Episco
pal church announces special Bervlces
this evening.
ed they will make handsome adill-;S S- Sm,h of j,ford. She waa
Hon to the store. , 'accompanied home by Mrs. Smith
1 .Mill dauirhlor. Mrs Iteumnnnt
Mrs. N. H. Harrison receive.! wordl. .,,,,,
It is a sign of spring when the
birds begin to return to the north,
theatre, arrived In the city recently
for a visit with relatives and friends.
He has been located at Ashland,
McEnerny of Dunsmuir.
J. E. Barrett, who has been an in-
Ashland culler yesterday afternoon.
Ural Coleman was In Medford yes-
.. . n..l nf o hn.nlti.1 In Cn P,..nnlu, 1 ,rr "! """-"6
Kiamatn r ails ana ronianu biucc - - -... ... i
leaving Eugene." In Portland he has1 "me borne yesterday after an ab- Mrg Byro Leal)0 of Rogue Kiver
had opportunity to bundle one otjaence of five weeks. Mr. Barrett , , ... h B8.er.ln.iaw. Mr8. j. l.
;J-trr:, lrr -.re ...-t a pretty stiff operation;, , (ew days thi8 week. B,r
t :::::: z.r :zzz::,z::,:.vj- iwnuo aiaa M,r'' oui Miae rrom;whicb she ten for Portland to b th,
the former's father, H. 8. Emery, om
Mechanic stret.
Rev. E. J. Conaty. rector of the lo-
i . ,
44 cai catnouc cnurcn, was a persunni
llotitl Coluniblu guests are J. H. ; acquaintance of the late Cardinal
Garvin und C. C. Dole of Portland,' Gibbons, whose death occured in Biil
Geo. M. Taylor of Dunsmuir, Mrs. timore yesterday.
S. Swearingen of Los Angeles and' ' 4
W. K. Hunt of Sun Francisco. j Chief of Police Hatcher found an
4 i automobile on A street yesterday
Attorney W. M. Briggs transacted lnat na(j Deen i,,ft tnBre a ,jy or B0
Californiuns registered at the Aus
tin Include L. C. Francis and wife of
I.oomls, Evelyn Chapman, Alice
Packwood and Jess Slvyia of Duns
muir and J. A. G. Schiller of San
Francisco.
4
D. A. Applegate is dealing out law
and equity at Jacksonville as a Juror
this week. . F. D. Wagner Is also oc
cupying a like position.
4
Mrs. A. R. Wright, who has been
visiting her daughter in Yakima,
Wash., for several months, returned
home yesterday.
The condition of Miss Librrla Gore,
while still serious, was regarded this
afternoon as u little Improved, as
was the condition of Miss Edith Gore,
which is now not regarded as Sert
oli as that of her sister. Medford
Mull-Tribune.
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Guests registered at the Hotel Co
lumbia ure .lunies II. lluttoii und ('.
G. Leland of Dunsmuir. Guy Fruit of
Spokane, 0. Emerson Smith of Lou
isiana und E. L. Cohiini of Portluud.
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Ki'iiueth Lilly, who has been spend
ing the past week in Ashland with
oeing a mile gaa-y on nis reel, ne is gue3t of relatlr(9 for gpVeraI weeks,
feeling fine. i
! The funeral of the late Mrs. Emma
The annual congregational dinner, ;E ,,ellett who died at ner honlB 011
an occasion of much interest to the'CIen Dllve. Suuday, was held from
Presbyterian church, will take place! he j.tock Unuel.iaklng parlors yes
In the church parlors next Wedncs-; WrAay aItfirnoon. Rev. Walter L.
dav evenfner at 6 o'clock This will i n i i.
- - - - Evans, pastor oi m a iu.ii ciiuiwu ... .... t ,i i u i niv
hn fnllnwail hv tho annual hn.inoc . ... .. j. ..... Ill" Pil'''lltS. Ml. Ulld .Mrs. J. K. Ull
".h" ; .' :::z . 01 m tn conauc ,m m'U ....uy to resume hu siies
. usv..u.vU u.iv.... wn)cn werB Htiended Dy a large con-1
will be participated by the members' rse of friP,id9 and neighbors of!
of the church and congregation, with jthe flec(.a9f.d. Interment was made!
their families. ln Mou(ain view cemetery. '
I
Host expert Floyd louug expect- v.,.B. J. I,. Heer and Mrs. Levi Siev
ed to arrive in the valley yesterday,,, Hpem Saturday in Medford.
to carry on observations and preuic- 4 4
Hons of frost during the next six
The planes were from the south and
were headed uorth.
G. C. Culy, a former resident of
Ashland died yesterday afternoon at
5:.'I0 o'cluck at the home of his son.
A. B. Culy, In Medford after an III
hess extending over IS months. Fu
neral services will be held from the
Perl (a in' nil home iu Medford at l:.'!il
p. ill., Saturday, March 2ti. anil In
terment will be made in .Mountain
View cemetery, Ashland. When 11
resident iu Ashland, Mr. Culy lived
on Mountain avenue, where Ills wife
died over a year ago.
Mrs V CrfiV And SOU UoV areltvApka ni- an Ml Vminor hai hoon I Annu nnrlitim left this mot'llilli; ill
business in Jacksonville today. ! ago. by two good looking young men, in Ashlnnrt this week from Morley, secured hv thn nrrharduta nt .wkun.i : iim lniter' cur for Lewlston. Iduho,
where they will visit for some tlm.'
with Dr. and Mrs. Smith's daughter,
who resides there. They expe"! (o
Miss Katherlne Dauchy of New . maK, n,B entire trip by motor.
' I whom residents state, drove the carlculif., guests at the homes of C. A. j county in order to prepare against
Evangelist J. W. Barnett will speaK; 1q Tne chief wre( t0!Cotter and Mrs, C- M. Bomar. ; .osU durlg frult b,08S0m
every evening next week at '! Sacrament0 fronl wh(Mee the car hn.l , . 44
church of the Brethren, corner of
come, for information regarding It. ChnrleB Graham and mother, Mri.
ul Stanford university.
Mrs. .1. M. Wagner, who hss been
) visiting with her daughter, Miss Hes
sle Wagner ut Berkeley, is now visit
j ing her son, Carroll, in I.oh Angeles.
'She expects to remain away several
. ,1
Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Smith and Mrs.
9 V
Mr. and Mrs. Waterman, who have
been gui-ls of friends in Ashland for
Hie past week or so from Salem, have
pin" tn Talent to locate.
.Miss Harriet Ruger wus iu Grants
Pass the fore part of the week, the
NEW ti.tliWOX TOOLS.
e- Spray 1'iiiiips.
Xcw Spray Hose.
New tiank'ii Hose.
en Iron Age Hand Cultivators,
Vciv SewiliK Muchinni.
l ueil SewiliK Machines.
Sold or rented by the mouth.
All Kinds of liVncti .Posts and I'eiii lin;
PEIL'S CORNER
BV THE PARK
Mountain avenue and Iowa street. Rnd received word rrom !in isuranceE. G. Elgin, are here from Dorrls.j York is a guest at the Chamberlain-j 4
nr n,t Mrs M P Mendelsohn have! c""Pany that, as carriers of Insur-i Calif., and are camping in the park.jPalmer ranch, and will remain here. Criminal action against J. E. '"". ,, , Miss I)oro(llv Howard of
. . . r.n j . ance on tins car iney were responsi-: uiimni m : u"ii - umuui. mm unuraj imii, (hat cltv
returned from Chico. Calif., and are .,!., . ,. I, . s R. San-!, ensin nf Ml- s-ii,t,..h nuim.,. Icnnrt for niHIne and abettlnc a bank C"y'
Incnted In Ashland. The former is, 1 .... ... .1 . . , .n..
; to notify them If It is In good run
ning order. Chief Hatcher has not
11 well known eye specialist.
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Francis Winter and Edwin Mowat yet solved the' mystery of the car's
were down to Rogue River today, appearance in Ashland.
spending the day fishing. i
4 4 The three airplanes that passed
Mrs. Gene Holmes was an Ashland, over Ashland yesterday at about 1
visitor yesterday from Weed. She o'clock contained forest service men
going to the conference in session
left for her home this morning.
44 I in Portland today to consider plans
Mrs. II. 0. Frobach waB an Ashland, for making a reeonnolssance from the
visitor from Medford yesterday theialr of the tornado swept bell of big
guest of Mrs. T. H. Simpson. 1 timber in the northwesterly section
44 I of the Olypmlc peninsula. The 1 lanes
Mrs. Nora Walrad came home last were from Mather field, California,
evening from Weed and Hornbrook,!
....... lint prnaa hllna nppilt.r X rnmdlftlil
where she had been a guest or ner, -- " " "(land. S. Corruson and Wife. J. Issues
the Place in me menu 01 1 .my numeni iana tnis weeK. Mr. Monroe is a wen . --. --
k... ln- f Ql.blvm. .oi.n.v nj,"' """' 'I"U1I UI1U 111
ders, who will conduct it during tho 44
coming summer. Mr. Sanders his Captain W. M. Briggs left last
been a resident of this city for the! night for Salem where he was culled
past five years, and Is well known 'to atend a general etaff meeting to-
to Ashlanders.
M. C. Reed, the well known Chau
tauqua lecturer and superintendent,
left last night for Houston, Texas,
to attend the seven-day Chautauqua
convention of the Ellison-White com
, day.
Guests from the north who are
stopping at the Austin include. C.
C. Cooper and wife of Hoqulam,
Wash., C. Clark and wife und C. R
cashier to defraud a bank was (lis-. Kvervbodv is invited and urged to
missed yesterday, and civil action 11108ent , n0on-duy services
was started against Bartlett by Stale V, ba Mti llt ,h jja(tst church next
Superintendent of Banks Bramwell rr)duy udpP n,a auspices of the
for the recovery of money alleged to . A!mlund Ministerial association, 12
be due on a promissory note and (o j p ,
overdraft to the amount of $3800. 4
4 j Fred E. Walters baa been uotlfled
S. M. Sturr is taking charge of the,ot hs eiKlion and bas a'ceepted the
home properly of Dr. B. E. Smith )OHmo1 uf BCUOrl, secretary and
Sec
Piovost Bros.
Window Display
II Will
Pay You
Nelson of Solem, George Cook and while the latter Is away on nis vaca- tl.enaur,.r 0t the Order of Railroad
pany. He expects to start from Hous-' c- J- Smith of Eugene, C. A. Fair- tlon to Lewlston, Idaho. ! Telegraphers of Division Fifty-Tare.),
ton on the summer circuit of the banks of Centralla, ' Wash., und W.,' ; which covers the entire Southern Pu-,
Ellison-White people. ' j L. Campbell ot Tillamook. A short course for commercial club ; cjfic company lines. Headquarters!
44' .secretaries of the state will bo leldi(irt, main(11(.d Sa Francisco, and
W A Monroe of Northern Califor- Calfrnians registered at the Hotel on the campus o. the I'nlverslty of,lfl deparle(1 Saturday on train No'
nia Is snenditiK a few days in Ash- "Mnw" - urBon nru Hiu...fi .v - fi3 l0 taKft ,,,, lllH aicw (Iull(.a al inM
duugfitor, Mrs. Gene Holmes at
.1 ..V.. .A....l.. I,l.,.. Tkin
former Iplace, and her brother at j 'cu",,u' """'',
, . ' 1 old-time custom dates from ancient
the hitter. ,
, : times, and each year finds adherents
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray and little! who still cling to the Idea of eerv
son came up from their ranch nearjlng hot cross buns on Good Friday.
Gold Hill, Wednesday, and were shop-.
ping with our merchants, as was also Lee Py nt ver 10 Hilt8
Mrs P. J. Barnum of Medford. 'yesterday, where he expects to get
1 . , employment for the coming summer.
Clirence Buck of Jacksonville Is
among .the applicants for rights tot Mr. and 1 Mrs. ' Henry Pace haye
secure 0.43 second foot of water from purchased the building on East Main
Big Applegate river, for Irrigating street formerly occupied by the Ov
.14 acres ' erland Shoe Shop, and have moved It
, to their lot on Harrison street. The
Mrs. C. A. Shutts leaves today ' building Is being remodeled and ad
for Eugene where she will spend the (led to, and will be occupied by Mr.
Easter vacation with Miss Fern Mur-jnnd Mrs. Pace as a residence when
phy, who is a student of the Unlver-j completed. They will have a hand
Bity of Oregon. ; some home ln the near future,
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The body of the late Geo. C. Culy, y. S. Stancliff. who underwent an
whose death occured in Medford last , oieratlon In a local hospital reccni
Thursday, was brought to Ashland ly, .js getting along nicely, from last
this afternoon and burled In the fam- reports, and expects to be removed
Ily plot of Mountuin View Cemetery. to" his home at Phoenix shortly.
Services were held from the Perl 4 4
Funeral Home at 2:30 this after- A verdict for State Superintendent
noon, conducted by Rev. F. R. Leach of Bank Bramwell for $2543.1 1
of the Medford Beptlst church. Mr. against J. E. Bartlett of Medford, was
Culy was a former well known res!- awarded by a Jury In the circuit court
has with him some fine samples of
chrysolite asbestns of which he has
an extensive mine, as well as some
specimens heavy with lead, silver
and gold.
Everett Arklin is confined to tho
house this week with an attack of
grip.
. Mesdames Hubbard, Childers, Viv
ian Schulcr and Miss Sadie Lacey of.
Medford were Ashland cullers yes
terday afternoon.
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and running to April 2. Prominent ; )1((,e ,, been ocul c,a1Iuan
speakers from all over the stale will; . (u Shas,a iStrlct ever since It
Kom of Sun Francisco, L. M. McKee'be present, and special classes in var-l w created some fourteen years ago
and wife of San Diego, C. Hanson andiious important topics concerning thcu)(j ni, aPWldd wor n tnat office
F. Gray of San Jose, Dolly Gray A r- work of secretaries of commercial! ,mH won (or ltm lhg advnncement.
nett of Slsson, and Paul M. Lyon of clubs will be held. Secretary Fuller jr9 waiters and children will fol
Hilt. ! of the Ashland Chamber of Com-'i.
in 11 few wnflfti nflAP illunoHinkf
Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Loucks, who
have been spending the winter. In
Southern California, nre in Ashland
visiting for a few days while on their
merce expects to attend the school 0, lMr ,,, property here. Mr.
jund Mrs. Wallers came to Ashland
Guests at the Hotel Austin Include: I vMw a0 biv uke. a
W. L. Campbell of Tillamook. .1. W.;artve iurl jn , ciul.ch ullJ
Hammell and S. 8. Gilbert of Al-,. f ...
way to their home In Port Oxford. !bany, Harry Meyer. Louis Tonilnl.' .. ther dfi,)arlure.
iDlnstfc Vlvorelll and Peter Dort I
The following from Oakland were Sant0 of San Frandnco, Mr. and Mrs.; The ..0NSi jduiTal coutaln's tlm
iweek end guests In Ashland, stop-'j -. Newmarch of White Horse', Dr. fowlng concerning the m.ui who
ping ai me noiei uoiumoia,. n. r;C L Clark of Portland, John StrucK ,.fl hPrn week or so ago by auto-
Mrs. Sam B. McNair und Mrs. j. ovenason, .nesier ovenason, fcinenei0f Cottonwood, Idaho. J. A. Sulli-i mo,j,, for Eastern Oregon:
Edw. Thornton were in Medford yes- Svenson and Mra. B. O. Arnold.
terday afternoon attending to Red'
Cross work of which they are the! Mi Theln.a Throne, who has been
a guest 01 Mrs. verne larey ana otuer
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Brat Good and Heat Prices.
Oet Our Price.
WM. 0.. DICK FR SON
THE PAINT MAX
E. it.
Ashland representatives. They were
accompanied to Medford by Mrs.
Catherine Haverknmp and Mrs. How.
ard Rose.
Ashland ' friends for the past week.
, left Sunday for her home in Cor-
vallls.
'
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Steele of Ta
coma are in Ashland, guests of the
former's brother, George Steele.
Mrs. Fred Gardenshire and son
Charles, wife and son of an 8. P. con
ductor, arrived on train No. 16,
'..m a 9 1 mi Anornlaa 11 II KchrnPflet- f 1.11.. .. ... ...... I .! u.. n.i
van ui uva niif,.v, ... ... l.UUKI'llli, ill turn IUII1VU vj liiiueri ;
and family of Spokane, Chas. Howard Johnson, sad Dick Darnhoiise, uc-!
of England, Mrs. A. MacManany of cnmpaiiied by Chas. (1. Millet, arrived 1
Detroit, Mich., B. W. Hoff of Belllu.;- (n mobiles from Ashlund, Oregon, !
uPerrine SSale
Ladies' and Children's Buster Brown Hose
Black, Brown and White - -' - - -25c
DRUMMER SAMPLES
Ladles Underwear now en sale
Your Dollar is Worth More Now
fl-ET WISE
MONDAY'S NEWS
Harold Simpson, a student of the
University of Oregon, is home for
his Easter vacation.
4 4
The case of W. F. DeWItt, the
Ashland Jitney driver who was In-L Portll(ndi Mday ,nJn(f, ,na
ioiciea oy a gran.u jury .or "lan'wwa Easter guests of Mrs. Alex Hall
slaughter as the result ot an auto.,,,, Mn) j M Eaaterling.
: accident on the Pacific highway on'
Christmas Eve. which resulted in tne jr. and Mrs. F. L. Nelson arrived
ham and H. C. Betard of New York.
lust Wednesday, having mude the,
trip by way of Portland in four days. !
death of Mrs. Nana Jennings of Med
ford, has been postponed until the
May term of court. This postpone
ment was granted upon the applica
tion of Attorney O. M. Roberts.
Bertram P. Spencer, with his par
ents, Prof, and Mrs. Peter L. .Spen
cer, Is spending his spring vacation
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
home yesterday from California,
where they had been spending seve
ral weeks with friends in various see
lions of that state.
Olaf A. Hansen and J. N. Taylor of
Medford, were registered at the Aus
tin today.
Mrs. E. N. Warner and daughter,
Miss Ruth, of Medford, ffare up Sun-
A. C. Spencer, of this city, and Mr.
and Mrs. George B. Skeen of Mon- day. calling on friends.
tague, Calif. Grandpa and Grand4 '
ma Skeen drove over from Montague E. G. Roberta came up from the
yesterday for a brief visit and re-: ranch near Medford to spesid Easter
turned in the evening to their home, with his mother, Mr. E. J. Roberta,
TUB lire aepanmmi. ......u um (ey ,
out last night to the residence of II.!am s,nl( , c;iinyon vtIt, . , nexV
L. Moore on Vista street to quell a (.iv (hey .. mHn , Jerfpp.i
blaze burning back of the flrepla.e oi(; hp hpvt day ,., mUm (o The,
In their living room. The jamb ,, ,e , ,,,.,,,, ,., byl
burning and the fire was in a fair way ()f Ar,jnK,()n bump ThP 0Iliy
way to communicate with the rest, b(( r(aJ lpy f()und (m )he
of the walls. It required tearing out r ()n ml( m,M wa. (he gmUh m ,
the mantel to get to the blaze, but lhH gfiH (f AH,1ni. MeBan,. Barll.
aside from that little damage " 10UHe and LaiiKhlin expect tlie worst
sultedv roads of the trip from here homo iol
Mitchell I
The show windows of the dry goods ,
toreofE. R.Isaac -Co.. are under-! T), (,.v Hw,rran. rin,Hiet u. i
going extensive Improvements with , BUn. m UM ()f (he mHm tg
paint and .decoration. 'A soon as Bhnn, ronaUn,(4h ln ,he c)ly tllj.;
completed they will make a marked T)(i (nlg a(iy wjh t flat ,
addition to the store. . , llehtlna. and ls'consldercd
j CITIZENS (
y BANK 5
0 FASH LAN DJ
I HAVE Vol' I
I MARKED I
a much more economical way of u-
C. n. nenson. w i ninuj (n ,,w.(rrtj.
Medford. expects tn move his family - j
to that city In the neur future. F. G. Lewis, traveling agent of th;
' traffic department of the Southern
TH11WDAT4 XWTWn Pacific company, was in Ashland yes-j
Tourists are beginning to make' terday from Eugene looking ftr
their appearaoce by automobile from business Interests in this vicnlty.
all directions, which is an indication 1 4
..... .r. in unusually good Guests at the Hotel Austin are
ondlUon for thl. time of year. An i Frank M. Barrett and H. W. Ireland.
taking Bertram and bis folks with! and sister, Mr. Lulp Van Wegea.; automobile containing a party ar
'of Portland, F. O. Lewis and Frank
the number of people who
are camping on the trail
of your small coin?
Why not hang onto t
. yourself?
Wart a Ravlnga Account
in Thia Ntroeg Rt-k
TODAY.
AVCIH SAVINGS'