V'o(taiiiy, June 20.
ABHLAKI) WtKKLY STDDICM
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Local and Personal
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FRIDAY'S NEWS
Chief Hutcher on Vacation-
Chief of Police Hatcher Is taking
advantage of his week's vacation to
make several Improvements at his
home. .Ddring bis absence, Tom
Roberts, jformerly night police, Is
the acting chief of police. Roberts'
place on the night shift Is being tak
en by Patrolman Webster Wertz.
Canyon City Visitor
C. P. Huight, editor of the Blue
Mountain Eagle at Canyon City, was
an Ashland visitor today, stopping
at the auto camp ground. He was
accompanied by bis family and W.
H. Schroder and family. Mr. Halght
expressed himsetf as well pleased
with' the city, especially the autp
camp. He mode a short visit at the
Tidings office.
VlHit at Oakland, Calif
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Mills left this
morning on a motoring trip to Oak
land, Calif., where they will muke a
two weeks visit with friends.
Returns From Sacramento
Miss Virginia Jones, who has been
visiting j her gityidmother for the
past weeks at Sacramento, Calif., re
turned yesterday to her home at 20$
Mountain avenue.
Hilt, Calif., Visitor ,
Victor H. Smith, of Hilt, Calif.,
von in the city today on a abort
business trip. He expects to remain
until Monday of next week.
Ohio Victors
The Misses Lillian Smith and Hel
en Moore, of Pataskalu, Ohio, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. M .Beaver
and family, S16 Ohio street.
Tennis Tournament
The tennis tournament scheduled
for July, as recently announced, will
be played July 11, IS and 16. The
tournament will be open to juniors,
Juveniles, seniors and free-for-alls.
The games will decide the county
championship for 1921. The win
ners in lust year's tournament were
Jaunitu Griffith, junior girls; Wen
dell Spriggs, Junior boys; Terrance
Torrenoe and Jaunitu Griffith, mixed
doubles.
I 'aim Bureau Plana Celebration
The Farm Bureau of Josephine
county is planning a celebration to
be held at Riverside park, Grants
Pass, on July 2nd, among the fea
tures of which will be the main ad
dress by George A. Mansfield of
Medford, president of the state farm
bureau federation, and community
Ipglng.
lined for Intoxication
Mrs. Ethel Scmyth, who figured iu
an auto-mobile accident on the morn
ing of June 12, and charged with
intoxication at the time, was fined
$50 and costs at a trial yesterday
morning before Justice of the Peace
Gowdy.
Cullf. Visitors
R. E. McCracken and family of
I'klah, Calif., arrived In Valley View
last Sunday to spend the summer at
the homes of J. It. McCracken and
James Lennox.
Kuenuiieiito Visitor -
W. M .Denton and family accom
panied by their guest, O. O. Hartlg,
of Sacramento, Calif., are spending
the week-end at the Rogue-Elk re
sort near Trail.
Southern Calif. Visitor
Leroy Dart, of Huntington Beach,
Calif., is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Spencer on Oak
street.
1ooking for location
A. Furman, former proprietor of
a tailoring establishment In Mt. An
gel, Is In the city looking for a busi
ness location.
Hilt Card Party
Eight Ashluiid women were enter
tained yesterday by Mrs. Z. N. Stew
art, of Hilt, Calif., at a 600 card
party given at her home In Hilt.
Mrs, Stewart was formerly Mrs. C.
ELHART'S
SWEET PEA DAY
SATURDAY, JULY 2
Tlif luily or girl bringing
to our store on, above date,
the largest and finest bou
quet of Sweet Peas grown
from the Spencer .Sweet
Pen seed given away bv El
1 oz. XVSIS Perfume Bot
tle lontainiiig Perfume. For
the boquet containing the
greatest variety ' of colore,
grown from these seeds, we
will give a 1 oz bottle of
XYfcIS Perfume.
DON'T FORGET THE
DATE, JULY 2
E. Davie of this city, Those present
from Ashland at the card party were
Mesdamea Fred Folti, William Wal
lace, Elmer Sanford, F. F. Whittle,
Emma Jenkins Murphy, Guy Jacobs
and Hatti Smith.
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Sells Medford Home
W. A. Mill of. this city has sold
his Medford income property, to W.
S. Kee, also of this city.
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Former Aohland Girl Visits
Miss Ethel Simpson, of Marsbfleld,
Ore., who several years ago was an
employe in the First National Bank
here, was an Ashland ris'.tor yes
terday In company with the J. K.
McClaren family, who are Rogue Riv
er residents now.
Los Angel Visitors
Pearley and Robert Andrews, bro
thers, from Los Angeles, Calif., are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Brookmiller on Morton street.
Entertains at Whist
Mrs. Whittle entertained the Whist
club Wednesday atjtemioon at her
home, Third and B streets. It was
the last meeting of the Whist club
for the summer.
Leave for Mytrrl Creek-
Mrs. E. W. Redifer, who has been
visiting at the home of G. W. Dedlfer,
left today for her homo In Myrtle
Creek.
Rogue River Mayor Visits
Judge J. 0. Gllmore, mayor of
Rogue River, was In the city today
conferring with the Chamber of Com
merce committee for the celebration
July 4. Judge Gllmore, wild will be
one of the principal speakers at the
coming celebration, . stated that
Rogue River would be well repre
sented In Ashland on July 4.
Wrecks Car
George A. Van Nata, 439 Chestnut
street, now owns a cur with two
broken was shoved into the dltc'i.
spare tires and several accessories
as the result of an accldeat in the
Siskiyou mountains about six miles
this side of Hornbrook. The car
driven by Mr. Van Nata was struck
by a oar immediately following the
Van Nata auto, and with two wheels
broken was shoved Itno tba ditch.
While Mr. Van Nata was away obtain
ing aid to reclaim his car, passing
thieves are alleged to have stolen
two tires and several tools from the
wrecked car.
William Visitor
F. W, Reld, who has beeu a bus!
ness visitor in Ashland for the past
few days, returned yesterday to his
home In Williams.
Htate Normal President Here
J. H. Acker-man, president of the
State Normal school at Monmouth
was in the city today for inspection
of the summer school at the high
school here, a six weeks extension
sesion of the regular Monmouth Nor
mal courses.
Has New Cnr
Rev. Evans, pastr of the ll.iptlnt
church, has been sporting a new and
shining automobile on tbe city streets
for tbe past week,
ItuildN BunffUovr
Mr. Z. A. Moody, 107 MHnzanita
street, Is breaking ground for a fine
new bungalow.
Patau Home
Mr. C. M. Bomur, 470 Allison
street is having her house painted.
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Remodels Home
E. K. Hall, G46 Liberty street, is
extensively remodeling, painting and
papering his house.
WBDXBHDAY'M MOWS
RpendN Vacation Here
Vernon H. Doran, who has been
attending school at Oakland, Calif.,
arrived 'this morning and is spend
ing a three days' vacation at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Doran, M Ashland
street.
Medford IVsitor
Miss Pauline Johnsort, of Med
ford, is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Beth and Joyce Johnson, lG!i
North Main street. -
To Face Trial
Mrs. Ethel Scmyth, who figured
in a recent automobile accident near
Talent, will be tried tomorrow nl
10 o'clock before Judge Gowdy al
tbe city on a charge of Intoxication.
It I alleged that she had been
drinking prior to the accident.
Taylor Faneral
The funeral of John Monroe Tay
lor, 72 year old pioneer who died
Monday on a ranch two miles east
of the city, was held at two o'clock
this afternoon from the Dodge un
dertaking Parlors. The body was
buried at the Kingsbury cemetery.
The deceased Is survived by his wife,
eight sons, and several relatives liv
ing in Ashland and the Hogue River
Valley.
Baby Girl Arrives
A' seven pound baby girl srrived
yesterday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Carey, Third street.
Olebratioa Work
Mrs. C. L. Loomis, chairman of
the ways and mean commltt" of
the Jackson county parade, acenm
panledbr Miss Anna D. Kopp, Jesse
Wloburn sad Amos C. Ninlnger,
chairman of th July celebration mo
to red to Medford and Gold Hill yes
terday on celebration business, They
report the two towns are busting
with plan and' preparations for the
celebration.
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Maine Visitor .... ....
. .Carl Banks of Bath... Maine, It vis
iting hi aunt, Mrs, B. O. Wallsteln,
78 Second street, knit his grand
mother, Mrs. E. Weren of IhU city.
Leave for Frisco
. It is reported that Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Mullet led this morning by
auto for San Francisco.
Blakiyou-Visitor
Mrs. Jesse Barham, of the Bar-
ham Mill company at Siskiyou, was
an Ashland visitor today' with her,
five mouth ttd- baby son. "'-.,
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Siskiyou Visitor
Mrs. William T. No'rris, from n
lumber camp settlement at the sum -
mlt of the Siskiyou mountains, was
In the city toilay'on a shopping tour,
H. Johnson Cheerful .
According to word received by
friends in Jacksonville, W. II. John
son, former president of the Bank of
Jacksonville has been assigned to
clerical work in the state prison by
tbe warden. Johnson writes a cheer
ful, letter. He will be returned to
Jacksonville as a witness iu the bank
cases at the fall term of court.
Liquor Distiller Fined
In Justice Bagsbaw's court at
Jacksonville this forenoon was held
the 'hearing of Thomas Williams on
the charge of maintaining a nuis
ance at his homestead clulm two
miles from Jacksonville In having
about appliances and materials for
tbe manufacture of liquor. Williams
was found guilty and fined $50 and
costs.. As he was without funds be
was taken to the county jail to serve
out the fine. The other charge
against him, that of manufacturing
liquor, Is held iu abeyance by Asssit
ant County Prosecutor Codding,
who has the case in charge. R. Car
penter, who last week was shot
while near the Williams .abiu andjof good character is eligible. Th!,lT reK,'llwl hen ,or mm '(!"'!,
seriously wounffo'tf Is Improving and J
tile mystery of who shot hiiii is as
deep as ever no far as the authori
ties have been able to ascertain.
New Medford Minister-
Rev. E. P. Lawrence was installed
as pastor of tbe Presbyterian
church in Medford last night. Rev.
C. F. Koehler ot Ashland preached
the sermon and put the constituting;
questions. Rev. H. H. Hanson of
Grants Pass charged the people and
Rev. Jos. Angell of Phoeuix gave
the charge to the pastor. A pleas
ant reception followed at which pas
tors of th other , churches of . the
city extended a welcome to the new
miniser. Mr. and Mrs.
came from the Klamath
u rail.
church to their Medford work. They
have already won tbe good will of
the people and the church looks for
ward to a larger life of fellowship
and service.
"Word From Former Asliland Fhiii-
Uy
A letter from the H. S. Palmei
lee family, states that they are lo
cated on a motor route just out of
Sacramento, Calif., and are all well.
The Palnieiiees will be remembered
as former residents of Ashland, hav
ing gone east from here to Dodge
Center, Mlnn.j about a year ago.
Visit Friend Here
Mrs. Susie T. Neil, a former well
known resident of Ashland, spent
a couple of days visiting with rela
tives and frieuds. Mrs. Neil is a
teacher of music at the girls' school,
Castillejo," Palo Alto, Calif., ana
is on her way to visit her daughter
at Portland. ,
Returns From Miirshfleld
MIbs Nola Kept, who has been
teaching at Marsbfleld, and, for the
last few weeks, visiting at Salem,
Portland and Roseburg, has return
ed, to this city.
Return From Kugene
Mrs Ella Mills, who has been
spending the past several month at
Eugene, returned Monday to her
boiue'at 427 Boulevard.
Visitors Return
Mr. und Airs. C. L. I'urmentor,
who visited Mrs. J. B. .Mosier
and Miss Ruth Osmon of this city,
have returned tn their home in Sa
lem. ;
LAives for Willamette Valley
Mrs. W. T. Cochran. 298 Avery
street, left Sunday for a two weeks
visit In Willamette valley.
Bu-tlulay Purty .
- A birthday party was held at the
residence of Dr. Oeo. J. Klux, In
honor of his daughter. Miss Louise
E. Kiuz, on Saturday afternoon, June
18th. Refreshment were served
and a; good time enjoyed by all.
Those present were, the Misses Doris
Montgomery, Louise Ruger, Alice
Ruger, Adeline Coovling, Velma
Clupp. Ruth Hall. Madge Mitchell,
Marie Mitchell, Juanita Ross, Mar
Jorie Oouch. Katherine Phlpps,
Dorothy Ninlnger. Dorothy Paddock,
Marie Hatcher, Lola Barnthouse,
Lola Kelly, Louise Kinz, Mrs. Ada
W. Jones of West Salem. Wisconsin,
and Mr. Geo. J. Kin. j
SATlRDAy-S NEWS
Aslibmd Boy to Graduate
Wilfred Tarr former resident herai
and employed in Whlted Jewelry 1
store, has uearly finished th pre
scribed course It) the School of Opto
metry, Rochester, N. Y., and tn the
mean Urns, before graduation, Is cast
ing hi ey westward with th view
of deciding upon s permanent loca
tion. . .". ' -' ''.'.
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Visit at 'Frisco
Mrs'. N, O. Bate hu gone to 5a n
Francisco for visit with relative,-.
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Returns to Counts'. t
The H. S. Palmerlee family who re
turns dto Minnesota sometime ago to
locate there permanently amid old
home surroundings, are. attain on the
western coast, located In the vicinity
of Sacramento.
M'ord BualneM Visitor- ,
. Frohbach. secretary .of the
Chamber of Commerce, spent Tburs
day afternoon In tb city attending to
business matters,
! i"00'""0" MoUh
VMtoi
MISS Florence rooi, cuuuiy """io
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demonstration! agent, who Is on her!
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vacation vjaiwis rrmmen m uni iui-
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mer home Iu Montana, Is expectedl
hack on Julv 1st.
Keimut Once Stirred Fight Here
Many Vocal peopl we recalling at C(M.gw w ltodson .
tula time that Jock Kearns, manager, (JeorKB w Do6lon lhe ,flclm
of Jack Dempsey, on July 4, 19H,lffi.inllB111.,(. .,.,,, Ir wrta ,
UIUUKUI Kvupra v w,u vnn
fighters to stage an exhibition here.
One of them poted as Red Watson, n
lightweight of some proniinenco, but
soma one discovered that Red was
fighting some place else that day,
and tbe cat was. out of tbe bag.
Kearns is well knownto a. number of,
Asniana anu aieoiuru proine.
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V. M. C. A. Camp Meeting
The last meeting of the Y. M. C.
A. cajnp candidates for the camp
which that organization will establisn
on Rogue river near Butte creek next
week will be held at the public li
brary in Medford tonlpht at 7:80.
This gathering is to make final ar
rangements for the 12-mile bike to
the camp from the city park next
TuaoHav mnenllltr AnV hnv nf .luck-
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MM CUUUU Ulil ."-"'n
equipment will be sent by auD.i
Indications are that boys from -all
parte of the county will be present. ,
The return trip from camp will bel
made next niursaay.
, ltogue wver
The temperature of the KoBuBnverv.c(jms (o tb w a
na greauy ( u ...
weather of the week, and the depth
o tue water has much subsided,
which means hut in another week:
there will be fine fishing. Hear creek
and the smaller streams are In the
same condition.
Viidts at MertforO ... .
Miss Mary Ellis was iu Medford
i.amiLe,Tnure(Uty risiting frifnds ana
ivpn.
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Leaves for 'Frisco
l,b 6ll,hv lt tills CitV left
this
, " WiJO. Swedenberg,
n.J7ttomtohiA. The names appoared In an .
reii "to W Yo k tislnes lvertisemNtt In the Portland a-
be caned to Jo.k on h' .
from San Francisco. ...
From Full Creek
Mrs. Agnes Herndon, who has been!
visiting her son, John, at Fall Creek,
has returned to Asliland lor a few
weeks. -
Return From Calif. Visit
Misses Nino, and Hazel Emery ar
rived home last evening from their
three weeks outing trip through Calif,
going as far south as Tia Jauna, Mex.
They visited with frleds at different
cities along th way.
Baby Boy Arrive-- .
An eight and a half pound baby
boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. Martin June 20 nt Salem. The pa-
rents are former Ashland young poo-P1""
ole. Mrs. Murlii was formerly Miss,'"
Brittie llushuell.
Released on Boil
Oscar Erlckson, of Portland, charg
ed with colliding and damaging an
automobile owned by Jame M. Mac
gulre while it was parked In front of
the latter' home, has been released
on 100 ball. He will appear before
Justice of the Peace Gowdy, Monday
morning for trial.
Grocery Store Kolil
The grocery store near me soum-i
ern Pacific depot and fornwiiy owned (
by William Hibbs has been P'irchas-;,,mbi
ed by H. O Wolcott.
TIICRSPAT'S KWR
Diunaya Car
Mac-
A car DeiwuK"'s ,w . i
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guire was oamasru jtiri;
nintr hv u naaslug motorist who
bumped a roar fender of the ma- oe during the social hour and ex
chine while standing in front of the Plained the music class work which
Mkttgalr home. 657 Boulevard. he will have charge of in the aum
4 0 'mer school: A number of Civic
i'.iif.
Fred Deardorff, who ha been
spending the pant lew weeks at Riv
erside, Calif., returned to his home,
523 North Malm today. Mr.
dorff and child remained at River-
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I'ndergoe Opera ii" i
Mr. N. H. Harrison, who under-j
went an operation at a local hosplt-
al the early part of this week
Is
reported Improving. - ''
J. W. McCoy Leaves .
J. W. McCoy, cashier f th First
National bank, left early In the
Week, aecompatnjed by M dangh-
ten, Margaret and France, to joln,eo gave a most Interesting and In-
Mrs, McCoy, who for s-veial weeks
past has been having a civl"? of
scene from mountain to sea lr-el.
The family car wa taken ilong, and
there will be a series of delightful
motoring tours throuslot.'t central
California" with San PrancifCo
center of radiation. '. .
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Bert R, Oreer to Return
Bert fi: Gneer.-edltor of the Tid
ings, and .family will leave Burbank,
Oailf., June 2T, for Ashland. ' They
will motor oveiMha Pacific highway
and expect to arrive here on or
about .July 1.
Auto Thieves llusy
'.The auto thieves are still busy In
Ashland, and if they do not change
weir vocation soon they will prob
ably be nursing their wounds In the
near miure tor people are getting,
i their guns In working order.
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Work on Dead Indian Rood
Work 111! 111 a rWiH I nil I Mil nvaH
,
will commence this coming week, ac-
. ,
cording to a statement made this
morillnr hv E P Mnnra tl Iu nlnn.l
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' " m""",'" ura,)r '!
twenty-five per cent to a maximum'
! of ten per cent
h:w been confined by illness to his
home for several days.
To Hulld New Home -
Z. Moody is preparing to build a
tine new home on Mmi7:iniih Micet.
Zenas, Jr., of Portland, has been
here of inasectiBf,
md
specific.! tions of the nar'ntal
mlclle.
To Buiy Medford Woman Here
Mrs. Nancy J. Brandon of Med-
ford died vetr,l.,v ami th- !.,.!
ment will be In Ashland cemetery ! obJ';,l'""'bl 1'i"K. should
prabably tomorrow afternoon. She! "I101"1 ,h "m,tr ,0 tl,e 1,ail
had cached the ripe old aKe of i.n'''tlT with the demand that steps
nearly 86. The older residents! or
this city will remember that she was
the mother of Frank Brandon and
I George Brandon and that the lam
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WarnJiut
.Ashl.in, ,,. , ,
po,jce (o hg (m
dl(tpo(.1l)(f of fakfl who (a
bwn workillK Dl,llsm,liP ulX( Yreka.i9'0" il w"" maintained by Council-
jam! whi Is ihnnirht i, l.e lii,ie.l i man F. J. Slilnn that the chaperon
j(hjs w fieec!nu'l
w) bnt Mi)p0((.Uiln(,inK. Thl fllw, .iecision of .1.
edly valuable watch, which he of -
few to sell ridiculously cheap, as he
claims to be broke and away fron
home and desires to raise mnnev to
get to th bedside ot his sick wife.'
Purcluwe Interim Bonds
Aaionjr Roeue River valley our -
l-lmneru nf Interim hnnria In (ha He.
reu-;tunft M bonding
ii ...v l' j j ....
iiuuj, who trttva sigiiPn uii ir a rtv
organization of the concern are L.ipollce officer, who bus been doing
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"ie npanow, ami r.
the latter of Asli -
signea up 'iner me new regime. 1
Hold Iegre Hewtlon : Hon to be sent to congress asking
Siskiyou chapto.'. Royal Aich Ma-! that the battleship Oregon, of obsn
sons, will confer the 'toal Ai ;'j de i lete design and now said to be rust
gree on Thursday evening this week, Ing at tlie docks In the navy yards
and Ashland Lodge No. 23 holds a: at Bremerton, Wash., be moved to
third degree session on Friday ev-l Portland where It would be fitted up
enlng.
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CIVIC IMPROVEMENT I
tXVB TO KNTER FINK
FLOAT IV I'ARADK
By M ItS. JOHN H. DILL
(Corresponding Sec., Civic Improve-j
ment Culb)
The Civic Improvement Club met lit
Auxiliary bull Tuesday ufternoon.
matter of putting on a float for
jhcksuu muni) - paraun wm ui
cussed vith enthusiasm. A strong
committee was appointed to make
and enter the float which will throwi Mr. Walker announced last night
down the gauntlet to all entries from j that the extension of Scenic Drive
over the county und will, so all Civic, was rapidly Hearing completion. The
members declare, be so original and 'Granite street sewer, near the auto
uuique that the Judges will hand overjpark camp, h stated, will be flnisb
the $100, first prize which Mr. Wln-ied soon.
burn has offered, without a uiurmer
of apology to the second prize v.-in-,
ner. - Any way, Interest is high on
the parade and the following muke
up the committee:. JUesdanics ,K. K.
jiarcy, c. II. Gillette. W. A
Shell.
w G Curry
II. P.
Holmes, A L.
,, K h,,,,,,,,,,,,,!, o. L. Hanson.
W. M. Barber, William Myer, Maude
Creeks, Mary Wilshlre, McConiiell.
I Hlnthorne. and maybe others so ei'
Jthuaed over the matter (liey can't
stay off,
Herbert Bickford Passinore drop-
pad In by Invitation, met the i i-j
meinucrs are planning to tase me
chorus work and some of them pri-lhe
vate lessons. I
Another Important matter from a'
Dear-'hospitable angle on Ashland's purt'the least Is more thau a dozen years
nosiess io me
the state at the Normal Is the matter
of loaning cotton blankets or light
covers to be used on th beds if
these visiting teachers. Several Civ-
ic members promised covers yester-
day and gll who will loan cover call
hp Mrs. Fuller at once. These cov
er and blanket will be returned at
end of aix week school.
Tbe Misses Edna and Margaret '
:Daugherty gave
several Hawaiian
musical number. Mr. C. L. Han-
etructlve parliamentary drill. Mrs
H. Fuller lead the club in a com
munity sing.
. Mrs. E. S. Willis and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Key of Oklahoma, were
among the guests of the afternoon
v Mjs. McWilllams and Mrs. Ham.
mond wflfe" social hostesses. "
. Mrs. Winter gave a brief outlin?
of the coming six weeks Chaittnu
qua, .. . .;
it was voted td hold the summer
meetings in the round table In th
Llthia Park.
Miss Grace Chamberlain, the
president, expressed herself as de
lighted with the Interest! In chic
work which prompted the members
to hold regular meetings through
;,ne
summer season.
fixy col'.YCIL WILL
PASu ORDINAN'CK FOR
PANCK RKGl'LATIOX
Dancing cheek to cheek, the
Moonlight WalU, the Shimmy and
two other representations of terpsi-
chorean art, names of which could
... ...
not he recalled, were cataloged as
taboo last night at a meeting of th
Uy councl, when uo allbjeot ot
dance hall regulation was aired iu
a discussion started by Councilman
A. C. Joy. Tbe general opiulon oi
the city council was expressive to;
a cleau up aim to ertect such un
end the ordinance committee win
iustructed to confer with Mayor
Lamkin and Chief of Police Hatcher
for the purpose of framing Mich
regulations and ordinances as would
be necessary. The council was em
phatlc in its opiulon that enforce
ment of ordinances governing danc-
es should be the problem of the
I dance ball proprietors and not left
to ,he i""v'dual enforcement of the
lroit employed by the ctv. It
tat-d that the chaperon, notlc-
be taken by the management
I to have such couples excluded from
the dance floor. The ordinance, so
drafted that it will designate ob
cetlouiibln dances and have ;
"hiliket" clause 10 biililillK I lie
da i: res under different names, will
Jbe prepared In time for ena.iuien
the t ,.oulci, .,., ,,,, 5.
In tB9 early part of the discus-
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ordinance . against, objectionable
1 cmll1'" w" ,h,,t citations
ol w mcessary
The council agreed, however, and
i reports from slate officers to
that effect, that Ashland was one of
;the cleanest moral cities in the. stale
regarding the conduct of ils various
- aniusemen places.. Special credit
n-119 civeil Chief of Police HutChlM'
-for his work in establishing such
i w,.. 1 iu A
A special
icptuimwu i un v.vj,
I ....J, tl, alula PUHAIlllv nllfFllf'e.l
n w..r,n"
by the city, told Mayor Lamkin at
the conclusion of . Us work here thai
Ashland bad less Illicit liquor with-
n , clly P01l(lmH ,. lmy tller
... r..
1: "irhu.i.
The city council mude a resolti-
by the authorities of that city as s
rest ship that would aid iu naval.
recruiting. Tba Idea, as originally!
formulated by the city council ot
Portland, is lu honor the veteran
j fighter of the seas which would oth-
jerwlso bo relegated to tlie scrap
heap.
Instructions were given City hu
glneer Walker to proceed with plans
for the construction of a cewer on
Mead street between Iowa mid Suin-
mlt streets. Tlie sewer was pro-
poser by property owners on .vtcaii
street.
KPOItT CIIATTKIl
PACIFIC Sl'OKTS SERVICK
l!47 Russ llhlg., fan Francisco
By IIII.L L'NMACK
Pacific Siorts Sei-vice
That champion of champion bicycle
men, Frank Kramer, is still ridlnot
and beating the bet.t of them. Only
last week at Newark, Kramer won a
mutch race from Willie Kpeiwer,
conceded to b one of the best of
tlie present day pedal pusher. Kra-
inr won Hie niatcn ny taKing two
straight races from Spencer. When
it is remembered that Kramer has
been racing (or more than 20 years,
and that he held the world champion
ship for 17 years straight, it must
admitted that such a man is su-
perhunian. Kramer today is well
past 40 years nf age. which to say
longer man in .iverauw man eep
tip competition.
With the Pacific Northwest row
ing championships scheduled lor
Vancouver, July 9th, and the Cali
fornia stale titles al San Francisco
July 4th. participating club in both
events are biking more than usual
Interest in the series of race. There
1 reason. Tbe winning crews inj
the senior race are to meet later in
the year to decide tbe Pacific t oast
championship. San Diego I coming,
noi-th to San Francisco for tb tatj
of California title and should they
wrest the honors from the present
holding crew ot tbe S. F. South End
club, the southern boy will undoubt
edly ask the winner ot the northern
regatta to com down to Coronado.
Tent City and row over tho famou
Olorietta Bay course on September
9th. If the San Francisco crew re
tains Its title. the coast race will he
rowed in San Francisco.
The; Pacific Coast tennis cham
pionships now going on at Berkeley,
Cal have shown that new stars are
being developed on this coast. How
ard Kinsey for the past two yeirs
has been known as a wonderful drfu
bles player with his brother Uoli,
and was always fair in singled. His1
performance against world doubles
Bill Johnston in the Bingles stamps
Kinsey as havln even a greater fu
ture on the singles courts than his
friends have credited him with. True,
Johnston beat Kinsey, hut If wj
one of those victories wlr.'re I ho
champion was mighty lucky to get
away with It. Further than that
Kinsey showed remarkable all round
Improvement in his game, and forced
Johnston to do his best.
More than one hundred of the best
eastern athletes are coming to this
coast for the natiouol track and field
championships at Pasadena July 2 to'
5. Add to this probably one hun
dred southern California athletes,
thirty from San Francisco ami about
the same number from Portland and
tho Pacific Northwest and yoit .have
as fine a gathering of the country's.
und the world's, best men that has
ever been gathered together on this
coast. The various big amateur ath
letic clubs of this coast are taWim
advantage of the visit of tn eastern
men and having meets after tho
chiiiuplonshlps. San Diego with im
iliiestionably the greatest and best
equipped athb-tlc stadium on this
coast is letting a big opportunity slip
by.
.KIT F.W SCHOOL
lllltK.CToRSi IW.
(iAI.KV CHAIRMAN'
Homi'i Hillings mid Dr. W. K.
Itiii'liiuuiu ivrre elected .Moiuliiv lit
the school IhiiiiiI as ilii-edom for
Hie tcim of llirce je;1S each. Dr.
Itiictiaiiuii nas rc-c,i ted anil Ho
mer Billing was elected to fill
the vacancy liy lite expiration of
Dr. i). W. tiivgg's term.
Dr. (ti-egg was succeeded a
clmiiiiuui of Hie board by Mis.
K"sa Dodge Caley by right of e
norily. Other members of Hie
iHinnl are W. 11. McNuir und V.
O. X. Sniilli. Fred S. Kngle was
v-eleeled dlstriet c1mmI cl'lk.
Tlie Philippine government is f.i
chvg 'baukruptry. Major (ieneral
Leonard Wood and former Governor'
General Forbes declare In a -mblt-Rram
transmitted to congress by Sec
retary Weeks, who asked Immediate
a
action on a bill authorizing the Is
land government to Increase tlm lim
it of Indebtedness from SlS.flnn.ouil
to $.10.000,1100.
Jars with Lids
Sizes One Gallon to Twenty
Eggs Are Cheap Now.
Waterjjlass Your Winter
Supply.
Provost Bros
SHOO FLY
Spray your animals with
Fly uud keep the flies away.
Shno
1CELESS COOLERS
Cse Icvless Cooler and mnka if p.iy
for Itself In a year in ice bills.
New White Sewiug Machines, al
ways on band. I'sed machines for
rent.
PeiPs Corner
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