V
ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
OLXLV
'ASHLAND, OREGON, Wfc'DNE.-l) 1 V, MAY 3, 1922
NO. 34
WHITE Mi IS
KILLED IN NEGRI)
FAMILY BRAWL
GEORGE NICHOLS SHOT DEAD IN
KLAMATH FALLS BV HIS
Negro Fires Tliree Ineffective Shot,.
At HI Fleming Wife and Then
i 'funis Giitt on Landlord and Kills
Him Still at Large, j
,
KLAMATH FALLS, May
npnrrn Mtrhnla Is rtpnrl hpnuiiflo hfl
. , w, hiJ
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colored tenants.
Nichols entered a house which he
owneo ana wnicn is occupied Dy wti-
Ham Lewis, a negro, and his wli
i
IIOM
just as a quarrel between the col
ored, couple bad reached a climax
last night.
Mrs. Lewis attempted to flee from
her husband, when the latter fired j
three shots at her, none of them
.taking effect. He then turned the J
revolver on Nichols, shooting him
through the neck and causing In
stant death.
Lewis made his escape and has
not yet been captured.
CONGREGATIONS SURPRISED
IN YESTERDAY'S SERVICE
Congregations of the various locaran(, Secret Valpy ai30 )g open.
churches had a surprise sprung on; Th. firHt ear from tne Sacramento
them Sunday morning, when the;
ministers appeared in
the pulpit8,;.n
for without previous announcement,
the pastors had exchanged pulpits
for the day. Rev. C. A. Edwards
preached at the Christian church,
Rev. Oldfield at the Presbyterian,
Rev. Champie at the Methodist, Rev.
Finch at the Brethren, aud Rev.
Smith at the Baptist. The theme of
"Sabbath Observance" was the sub
ject by each of the ministers.
ORGANIZE NEW BRANCH
OF W. C. T. I'. AT TALrNT
The county organizer of the Wom
en's Chritslan Temperance Union,
Mrs. Stella Leavltt, assisted by the
county president, Mrs. Alice Jlllson,
and Mrs. Nellie L. Oldfield, perfect
ed a new organization In Talent yes
terday afternoon. The officers of
the new organization are Mrs. Les
ter Vogeli, president; Mrs. L. Brown,
secretary; and Mrs. Jennie Orthnys.
E
OPENS POSTAL
IT
"Postal Improvement Week," May
1 to 6 Inclusive, opened In the Ash
land post office this morning, with
a nice assortment of obstacles to
Tho nffi wn nn elerk
overcome,
-hnrt handed, nnd the eeneral sub-i
CRIPPLED
ORG
Ml
WEEK
stitute clerk-carrier, who has beeu France last summer for Interment
substituting for a carrier on sick .here. The plaque has the following
leave, himself developed a "flat i inscription:
wheel," and could not take thel "In memory of Clyde A. McKea,
route. 'company D, Second Bat., 117 Engl-
It was a double mall, after the ner Reg., 42nd Division, A. E. F.
Sunday holiday, and flrst-of-the- France. Born October .in, 18D3;
month statements of firms thrown
into the heap. It was handled by
the postmaster and assistant post
master getting on the Job in the ear
ly hours this morning.
The substitute ' clerk-carrier with
the "flat wheel," after handling the
midnight mail, cased and routed up I
and marked up the mail for his!
route, which was picked up early In
tha mnrntni- hv tho nnutmflntpr and
a raw recruit and delivered to the
patrons on time.-
After train 13 arrived at 10
o'clock, the regular carriers cased
and routed fhe absent carrier's mall
nrhlnh vna HalfvAfnH nfftmnflv In thn
m. wav Other, in the office sten-'wn
ped on the accelerator, and the pub
11a AtA rtnt knAV thflt flnvthltlff flAd
happened. f HAS BEEN POSTPONED
This 1. what Postmaster General,
Hubert Work expects, and the postal j The meeting of the Civic Improve-
.itmini.tr.Hnn hMd. throuih the ' ment club scheduled for tomorrow
Daily Postal. Bulletin, constantly
shows Its appreciation ot all em
ployes who demonstrate resourceful
ness that, although It may Incon
. .-., o- --
ven
lence themselves, delivers tha
foods
ds to th patrons.
PAREX1VTEACHERS HOSTS
AT SPLENDID LUNCHEON
Tbe local circle of the Parent-
Teachers association entertained the1
national president, Mrs. Hlggins, of
Boston, Mass., and the state prejl-
dent, Mrs. Hill, of Portland, at a!
luncheon at 12:30 today.
Mrs. H. T. Elmore, district vlce
presldent of the organization in the
state, presided at the luncheon, and
introduced the noted guests, each of
wl0ra responded In a few well-chos-
ien' remarks- thanking the Ashland
I and Medford circles for the loyal'
support which they have accorded
the nreanlzatlnn. and eniuhasi.lng
... ,.,lM,,ri)11.H wpif,ir.,
Is something which should not be
neglected. They asked t tie hearty
co-operation of ull parents to the
end that the children be given the
I best possible advantages.
A quartet from the higll srliool
composed of two boys and two girls,
gave a gong whlch wa9 wpU rPcelved.
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rOIIOWing Hie lUUCneOn, a Ullb'.-
Iness meeting was 'held at which re-
, ,u .,,.., ,k,..
.pons iruni me variuus uiiuiro ui liii
.
anu netgnDonng towns were reau.
I Announcement was made by the
iMcdford circle that they had elected
j Mrs. George Kunsman to go to the'
national convention at Tacoma, to lie
In session next week.
FIRST CAR CROSSES SIERRAS
VIA ISl'RXKY MOUNTAIN
SUSANVILLE, Calif., May 2.-
W.
H. Paulk, of Bieber, states that
the roads between Redding and Fall
River Mills are open, also the Bieber
and Alturas road by way of Canby.
jTne road Detween Alturas and Sus-
anville. bv way of Madeline Plains
...n.v throtiEh last week, malt-:
th tr.n bv u,.nev Mountain and :
j Alturas. The road, however. Is In i
i bad condition. I
The Susanville-Bieber stage last ; Methodists 2 2 1.000
week made its first trip on wheels; christians ....2 1 .500
since the 20th of December. j Presbyterians 2 1 .500
C. L. Joslyn, who is in San Fran-i UnptiKts 2 0 ,.000
clsco, states he is to make the tripj
from San Franclsro to SiiBanville in The Methodists continued to hold
a car the first of the week, com'ng' tiier ead after the game with the
by way of Bishop and through south-! Presbyterians Saturday morning,
em Nevada. ! The latter led most of the way, but
: ; the Wes'leyans came from behind
DRY' DETECTIVES ARE and tied tbe score In the last few
"ROUGH-HOUSED" RY MOR moments of play. In the extra Inn-
.lug, they managed to get the win-
EUREKA. Calif.. M : f: 2 Clar-1 uing run across after one man was
ence L. Stiti and Charles Hendricks, !
wrfvate detectives of San Francisco.
narrowly escaped bfting beaten to i
death Saturday evening by an Intui-'
latd crowd of 100 when they sought .
tn Miinln pvlrienee neainst ulleeed
violators of the Prohibition law atjPhipps, Tiott, Gus.
Wldood, an Italian settlement thlr-j Seeoinl Gama
tl miles south of here., in an
an-
nouncement made here today.
Tbe two Investigators were badly
Injured. They were saved by
County Dry Operatives William Mc-j shifts of the battery In the latter
Kay, A. P. Cheelhain anJ Stephen team. Nelson liuttorfleld and Cul
Naih, who dispersed the mob with ! bertson were lined in the box and
drawn revolvers after firing several Ring and Culberson behind tbe bat.
shots as a warning.
PLAQUE PLACED ON GRAVE
OF RAINBOW DIVISION HERO
RED BLUFF, Mny 2. lames F.
Clausen of Sacramento Northern
Railroad Company has arranged tor
tbe placing of a memorial plaque
on the grave of Clyde A. Mckea,
front
whose body was returned
killed In Battle of Maine. July 1j,
1918."
famous
He was a member of the
"Rainbow" Division.
I)R. SUTCLIFFE NOW
LOCATED IN PORTLAND
I
Local people who attended the
Moody Bible school extension course
here two years ago, will be interest-
In It-nrn lhn( Ilr Rntrliffe hag'
been called to the pastorate of Cal-(
jvary Presbyterian church, of Port-,
land. Dr. Sutcliffe is a masterly,
teacher of the Bible and won many
vnrm frlpnda wrYle In AshUnd. Mrs. .
cr..ii i n flniialn Af Mavnr T.nrn-
,
Mft'TIVfi fV flt'ir
.... .. (.,H fur
two weeks and will be held Tuesday
hci iiuuii aiun ur. 1 1 inmuiuuiu -
afternoon, May 16. The cause of
the no.tnonement Is the reception to!
- . ..
be given tomorrow afternoon by tne
Parent-Teachers association.
L
AND WALLOPS
MS
PITCHER
AD
WINS
EASILY
The baseball name Saturday af-
ternoon between Ashland and Yreka
hlfih schools, started off in a uian-
ner creditable to professionals.
, Shultz, Yreka's pitcher, kept the,
'locals' hits fairly well scattered up
to the Hlshth innliiK. when he blew
up. The locals found him for seven
h Is and made 11 runs In that imi -
lug. Yreka came back weakly In;
their half of the ninth and made!
another run, but only secured slx(
unotber run. hut nulv secured six!
bits off Welsenhurger during the
entire game,
The final score was
1 to 3.
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J II'. l"-il u';.ui ruvi: nciniuui -
-er fine support, playing practically
m,i.. i,,n .hi.1i,.vi,.i!.m.',jm, .,i ir 11 t rv,Jn c'i.i
...i... nt..in ... ....
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-n- f-ih-iuu) m muus
place to step Die ball at critical
moments. The locals made a total of
16 bis and an equal number of,
runs, wune uie Msuors mane a w-
( -i I (if only three runs.
The lino up was:
Ashland Welsenburcer
c, Young lh. Guthrie 2b,
3h, Chapman ss. Wild If,
Bell cf,.
RtiKb rf.
v, J,o ci,H, n V. ilTnostlu i.
' ' lloa(la ,h
Lndil ss. Jones If, Cunningham cf,:
ss,
Mart'n rf.
Umpires McMillan for Ashland
and Sharp for Yreka.
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ASHLAND JUNIOR BASIv
Ii.AI.li LEAGUK NEWS
League Standings
Teams Played Won Pet
out. The final .score was 10 to
'I lie lineup was. n
Methodists Frulen, Ramsey,
Sle'. e, Heer, Edwards, Clary Brown
Marske, Jack
Leslie, Wentner,
Wilcox, Watson,
In tbe second game of (he morn
ing the Christians defeated the Bap
lists with a score of 12 to 7. One
of tbe feature Was tbe several
Tho lineup:
Christians Moore, Parr, Kanasto,
Hox'e, Henry, Jones, Rltzinger.
Baptists Nelson, Butterfleld,
Presbyterians Pittinger, Leedom
Jordan, Ring, (lilmore, Cnlbertson,
Carson, Cotter.
Umpires Brlggs and Wood.
Tlie Ashland Junior league Is tbe
third In tbe county being conducted
.'B' 1,10 Jaclts011 County Y. M. C. A.
With the opening or tlie swim
ming pools, an early aquatic meet
w'll bo planned.
nrY ENFORCEMENT PAYING
BUSINESS IN SHASTA
REDDING, Calif., May 2. Sum
ming up the results of tbe "little
Volstead" ordinance adopted by the
supervisors In October, District At-
lOiTieT Jesse w. carter reports inn
collection of nearly $10,000 In fines.
He Mitlmntes the cost of enforce-
mert at between one-half and one-
11,1.4 that sum.
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,
RIRTHDAY SI R,'J'SJ'J vork',2'86I4 ln
. ('" ' ( ' ' ifrom St. Li
F. W. York, of the Bellcview dis-
lrlct
.....d oi.'an a nlonnHtit mirnrise
Saturday
ftornnon when & ntlin-
ber ot neighbors and friends gath-.
u,. u . ,.ij .. than
I ereu ai. in iiumo m i-tiihi-m ......
It was the anniversary of his birth.
The appearance of hi. children was
a real surprise to Mr. York and ye
a very pleasant one. Tbe chief event
of the day was the ftne feed which
had been orenared and was served,
Those present from a distance were
Mrs. James i.ognn anu cni.ureu. u.
Grants Pass, Miss Ruth York, of
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Kosenurg. ana ..... ..u -
York, of Talent.
AUTO camp r.aoiND ' I
MAKiiS GOOD SHOWING
I
Sunday o. enins marked the end
of the flrsc week of tho season at
the local auto camp ,rojnds. after
the official openlug there was a
total of 53 machines camped on the
grounds during the week, and as in
tbe past, the campers were practic
ally unanimous in the opinion that
the Ashland camp Is tbe best they
had ever seen. Many were surprised
at the cleanliness of the grounds and
the treatment t,hey received, acd
with a few excepting, th-y seemed
well pleased at v.liai tliey received
I for the fee chained.
It anneals thul a treat inanv of
the tourists who are on the road;
j now are people wbu have spent tueinis wncei nnu nis nose uiceraieu,
winter Ini he soul li and are .row on
their way home.
The following travelers roelsti-red
The following travelers registered
yesterday: Mr. and .Mrs. Charles
Kay, Phoenix, Ariz ; W. II. Ross and
family. Kirby. Or.; .Mr. and Mrs. J.
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j nuunmi, inuiiiiiui'i'iia, 11111,, cj, m.
'Graved and family, dravett, Ark.;
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mm ma.
I ,,.n,,,,,., Aoin ivi, M.v
DKAD AT F.VKHHOX, WAftlt.
I - K- He,'bBi di",, at Emoa. crtulnly have resulted in a hlgj Snturdnyi whou th(! Julllo, chrlstian ; on the Taclflc coast and In acqu.r
p. Heer i Wash., last night at 7:30 o'clock and ,eague o(f,,,.. Th0 Ford was com-1 En(IeaVorers hiked to the hills for ln 8reat naval air fleets which will
Wentner!"1 he burle1 Wednesday afternoon fl.om m direction of the park.!a plcnte lln(.h am gathered wild be ready at ,n lnstttnt' notlc4 w
that place.
Mr. Herbst and wife
left a ftwi
" K" r,iKiBun. ueniK cauuii
; there by the serious Illness of the
brother and sent bark the slid news
I of the brother's death.
E
10
JULY
A meeting of the committee on:hm He wa(i nrivlng a new ten-pas-
tne rourtn or jtuy ceieDiatiou i-as
held last evening at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms to organize UaJ
j committee and ttt discuss plans ol
I"oee""re- , Iger car and rides like a Pullman.
The discission Inst night took In, nPKnnIlg May 10. the stage will
a wine range, involving 1110 question
m a one nay era urau.Mi, ur seier.i.
9,1'"" '"'' ui iiiwiir, iu micnt,
and tlie manner in wnicn it is to ra
raised, ror tne past iwo years roe
financing the 'the celebration ti b
been handled through the budget of
tho Chamber of Commerce,' nearly
hulf of the budget going for lWa
purpose.
By the budgrt plan, all suc h af-,
fairs have been cured for out of I bo
general funds, and no solicitation!
made r 10 111 men liunls or citizens nt
unytblug outside tbe budget.
Some of tf lie questions that lmre
beeu raised ami should be sell'ed
are: "Shall the budget plun be con-1
tinned?" "What shall be tho speolulj
teauiie.s 01 mis years t'oiirtti
snail it ne a souiuern uregon nrrair;,,, ,mlllstrlnl, mlnernl, scenic and
on a larger scale than ever betor.it", . . rPgouroei, has been or-
If you are Interested in n Fouth (1(,rpiI ,,y ie U()Mr(1 of ulrPct1H of
of July celebration this year, ror.etl) Ure).m Slale chamber of Coin-
out to the muss meeting to bo uId
tomorrow (Wednesday) evening at
the city hall. The committee which
has been appointed for the Foi'th
want to get an expression fro'n a,
representative garnering ot cttiziw.t
ns they feel the citizens must tad
oaca 01 mem, it a ceienration 01 any,.
kind Is to be held. If there is a suf
ficient number present at the mint
ing to Justify going on with tbe
plans, the committee will do ".o.
Otherwise all plans may be droppd,
and no celebration held. Make your
self felt by being present.
CUT IX FREIGHT RATES
'ANNOUNCED BY S.
i. co.;
transcontinental
Reduction in
freight rates on agricultural Imple
ments from eastern points to the
Pacific coast terminals ranges from
fmn. New Vnrlt tn tllt-t.
ouis and will be reduced
to 12 per 100 pounds provided the
interstate commerce commission;
vpanla fhc "QPrlnra rallnf trnm lam
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long ana snon naui clause or we,
commerce an.
MISSOURI CO-EDS ARE
LEARNING TO USE GUNS;
rni.rMnr v m m i Prettv
Miu.nri fniv.rvitv pn,i. r t.
coming exiieif. markswomen
Regular classes are conducted
r,f,e shooting, under tT.e tutelage Of ,
r....,.i. it. d ii. pii,i
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tice also is neio si iniervais.
R
E
E
Observance ot traffic regulations
I
AND
ARLY
MORN
COLLISION
averted what might have beeu A; with spring flowers. I
very serious accident on the Plaita.j MHg Hedrlck was the recipient of;
when a Ford cur driven by G. C.jmany dainty mid useful gifts, and!
Heed and a bicycle ridden by W. N.
(Cole, collided at the corner of East
Main stive: Just In front of the city
ball. Mr. Cole was thrown from
while tbe front, tire or tbe Dike was J hostesses also carried out tbe yel
sinasbed. The Ford, ns usual, camel ow fln,i whlte coor scheme.
! inrougu scaiueiess, except 101 a
busted cap on tbe radiator, while
tbe occupants, u. l Heed and inns.
1'rayter. were uninjured.
The accident was caused by the
efforts made to avoid running down
n. V. I. each, the bonlface of tbe Ash
,
land hotel, who was crossing from'
i the post office. The agility dis-
j played by the latter In getting out
I of hurm's way when the two mu-
chines came together, if It bad been!
I witnessed by a baseball scout, would
and the bicycle was swinging around
from the corner of Main street. Mr.
i.He i was cross lie between tlie two.
,, must have beeu watching both
led him In safety on the sidewalk,
I
Just as the machines came together! 0ra of tlie Congregational and
jln a crash, l:fth. however, with j christian churches, with a party.
'brakes hard set, thus mitigating tlie ' Each society will give somo of Its
damage. !gOI,Bg or memory work, and there
i iu.ni l. irnmoR and liaht refreshments
j KLAMATH FALLS. STAGE
i .MAKES FIRST TRIP
.. . .
v. .1. iiowaru, wno nas "Fu
the stage line between Ashland and
Klamath Falls for the last five years.
I during the summer months, left thlsi""11
i morning on nis nrsi n ip "er uir
8p1Rer stU(,ebllkpr car, whlch be or
dore(1 (or ti,is particular work. The
hu8 a 40-inch additional wheel
base over the ordinary seven passon-
carry mall on tlio trips uotn ways;,
nVer the road, leaving tlie local post
office for Klamatn fans ai i:hl ml)it ()f kuiB cblrkens for
, ... nmi the mall will be closed',, ,,, .,,, i, ......i,, f,i .,,,1,
iuif l0ur prior to that time, u
j will arrive In Klamath Falls at 3
p, m.. The Ashland mall will close
at the Klamath FallH post office at
7:3n a. m., leaving thure at 1:50
land scheduled to arrive here at 2,
though In tbe past It has often ar -
rived as eurly at 1 p. m. Only firstly fur hD )h iwaya faV0r of
, class mail and dally papers are ail-
tborlzed In the dlHpittcb
1
! STATE C. ()F C. TO HUT
'out ui'-to-datk booklet
PORTLAND, May 1. A (lute
n..,,,.,,'. ..riMiimr.
wide sill'
uierce. The data gathered In this 1
survey will be used in the complla -
t'on of a bookie; descriptive of Oie-
gou's resources.
Decision to undertake the survey
W.K r(,af ,,,, 1f(fir rol)orU ,,y Drect
01H , C,)U1.R0 of the VBr,0U, del)art.
,,, , .,.( ri.iimi.oi- of Com
IlieillN III lilt' muie LiiBinuri ui ,vu
mcice showed that Oregon as a State
has not sufficient data available set-;
tin;: forth in exact terms what the
v. irons districts have to offer
prospective settlers and Investors
Secretary George Quay e was n-
structed to get In touch Immedla e-
... ...I.k nil n.n.A tin ... ... I (i tl I M a Qtlrf .1
ly Wl II Nil BllllO ..Will III MDIUMO
pnrtments, the Oregon Agricultural
College and Experimental Stntlon,
tbe Oregon Rurean of Mines and all
:other 80Urees of tl'e"lle Illtorn'a-
tion. These organ'zatlons and ne-
partments will be nsked to state to
what extPllt m? can a9!,lst n"
uudertaKing or mis K1I1U.
CHILI) BURNED TO DEATH
IX GOLD HILL SAWMILL
Elsie Mabel
COLD HILL. May 1.
. dauhter of chas.
V. Herman, sawmill operator In tne
r-i,i mil mill war fiilallv burned
when her clothing caught fire Thurs-
day afternoon and she died a few
hours later.
sh w nlavlna alone at the saw
m'li f..m..c. when sb was discover-
ied afire by her mother, who extin-
gu.shed the flame, by plunging her,
Into a trough of water. The ch. m
rat.iiv hnrnail from besa to
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loot
MAY DAY SHOWER GIVEN
FOB BRIDE OK NEAR FUTURE
Honoring Miss May Hedrlck, who
will be a bride In the near future,
Misses Jane Atkinson and Sarah
Williamson were hostesses at a May
I day Bhower given at thetr home on;
the Boulevard Monday evening. A
miniature May pole was erected in
the middle of the room with yellow
and white ribbon streamers, and the I
room Tpry uttrartlvety decorated
; the whole affair eaine as a roinp'.e'e!
, sururHe t0 her. Ti,0 eVenlnir was
i devoted to musle. c.nls ,.,) .t,
llu peasant conversation. Tho de-
Hclous refreshments served by the
Tho guests of the evening wero tbe
Misses May ljedrirk, Fay CurverJ
,ceraldlne Ruch, I.eonu Marsters, Ila,
: Mver9, Mildred Million, Reuan Te.n-
pl6i Vera Manuel, Rugenla Carson,
Emml, Keltlng and Tennle Frakes
committee, in discussions 01 in
amendment of the house navl p
ItRGAV onSERVAXCK OF Iproprlatloa bUL
CH1LDUEXS WEEK EARLY Secretary of th Navy Denby U
1 urging that the appropriation be In-
Tie Presbyterian congregation he
; Rlln observance of "children's week'
nowe,.. ,. May baskets. Sunday af-
; tel.noo. after their regular meeting,
: ., .i, .), ,.hv Mnv insketa tn
.,.., h,.;..a ,i pi,i..rlv rt .i.-ki
ilrli i, Pntifnlii tbe inn-
i to add tn the festivities. On Sat-
Tmv!urday afternoon, the prlmarv depart
ment of the Sunday
school with;
,-j'Mrs. Van Sunt and
Mlss Estella
H,lnpl.iIltell(,ents will be host -
Hays, supe 1. en.len.s w
esses to an tne i ranm iu un'irw
their mothers at the church.
CHICKEN IS FOUND WITH
GOLD NUGtJET IX CRAWwoorti H, Li Moole, S. A. Peters Sr.,
i A. N. Kramer, Southern Tnclflc,
. nemit. was missing around
:, ,.ty S:ltiir(Iny evening, dlsplay-!tle Moore girls and Bernard Culey,
,,, .., whrh he found! .
., . , ,.iickeu he killed
; tllll.ftlK tlt ,luy. Mr. Kramer Is not
11111 ft"" .....fc n---
was very much surprised to see the
well polished piece In the chicken's,
Interior.
Mr. Kramer Is planning to guard
lils chicken coop In order to keep;
o keep
anv prospector troui iiuuei iiiiiiiiik
l. ' , ,.ri).t , mi u, chickens to
gVI1(! the dilel-eiM an even shake,
MKDIORO-MAX BUYS
HOTEL AT SANTA CRUZ
SANTA CRUZ, Calif., May 1. II.
Jansen, proprietor of the Medford
Cement Rrlck and Block Works, of
Medford, Or,, has recently Invested
In real estate here.
I The sale or mo notei iiowHiueii-
nan property, which bus been sub-
Jecf .0 court litigation for a l.u.n-'d
l ()f V(mrg paHti bM nlme ,
I Its entirety, the result of the fore-j
closure of u deed of trust. The pur
w.s .jnllHP11 wl)0 h(mght
the projierty on
$12,200.
the low bid of
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
HAVE FIXE CELEBRATION
Tlie local Christian Endeavor-
u-nvkerM rplnbruterl 1:iHt evening, the'A uA..A t.A r-a.,u nn.i inoaiiotion
be te of two
nu.lH(un Uoyi
(.arrlpk Ace , the
,
Miss Mary Spencer, union presl-
dent, entertained nt a 8 o'clock din-
ner in their honor, other guests be-
lag Union officers from Medford,
Phoenix and Ashland. An informal
foowed ut ,tl9 Presbyterian
church, where an old time merry
i making was held.
Mr. Carrlck graduated from San
Anselmo seminary last week, and Is
enroute to Portland, where he ha
accepted the call as pastor of Forbes
rresuyierian cuurcn.
GEORGE B,
ICENIIOWEH BUYS
FATHER'S INTEREST IX STORE
r.Pnr n Icenhower. who has
his father,
been In partnership with
J. B. Icetihower, for .onie time past,
has purchased his father's
Interest
, the new and .econd I hand I .tore
located
will operate u irum .in
huieg. '
Individual business.
GREAT NAVAL AIR
Fl FFT IS PI 1 AF
W I Wm II f W I
SECT DENBY
WANTS ADDITIONAL Nrsn STH
JJoXS FOR PACiriC AR.
I'LANH 11A.SK
..."'' Dwulop Greal Atalo Oorva
Which Would Plat United SUtes
On a Par wltlS Qi'ttaln's
Sea ForrN.
WASHINGTON, . May t. Orct
Br 'ee 9 D"ty Be aeteiopwi
'
l'Br wllB ,ne s N"68 or ureat
Brita,n- 11 waB today befon
itlla S8nat naT'' PIPrlott
; creased by ninn million dollars to be
used to create a new aviation basa
iv battlA to Invading air fle.
iiuai l .mu in
UIVK.N FOR MRS. WRIGHT
A number of friends of Mrs.
Phoebe Wright gathered at her
I home on Liberty street Wednesday,
April 26, to help celebrate her 8Cth
; birthday. Grandma Wright was not
surprised, as It has been the custom
of her neighbors and friends, for a
Rood many years to thus honor her.
lne afternoon was spent in visu-
a'teP which substantial and de
' "clous refreshments were served,
- - - ,
ternoon of Mrs. Wright, with her
guests grouped about her. Those
present were, Mesdumes James
Rudd. F. H. Walker, J. L. Green-
W. 8. Ball, R. P, Watkins, Olsen
pottpr jamea. Praetor, Ada Jones
; aA r ,,i Vnn Wegen th three lit
.ik'Uii i;in nv sttk
TO MEET IV EUGENE
EUGENE, May 1. The
program
of the
rur the. annual convention
oreK,,n Slate JewolerV association
to be held here May 8-9, has been
, completed by W: L: Coppernoll,
j president
ureBldent. Between 150 and 200
".delegates are expecttm
PORTLAND. Muy 1. The Asso
ciated Industries of Oregon submlt-
r propo8a, tQ Ahtand the
nt th funinna lltlilfl water of the
pudfc nortwest ,,, coag, country(
' that If the citizens there would fill
and load the tanks of llthla water
.and ship at Intervals, arrangements
would be completed for having the
water on draught tree of charge at
the Oregon building, Portland, for
vMtarn anu particularly tourists.
TKn onannt-it-tl tnHnatrlaa nrnnAaai
taken
b
lithla water would be on tap, as a
pern,aiient advertisement of Ashland
anA t) wonderful product,
Tie novelty of the arrangement,
sh0w )t be possible to carry it oat.
w.,,i impress visitors and constl-
tute the best kind of Inducement for
ppope t0 8top Bd enjoy's Ashland's
' attractions and water.
ov scoit WILL RE-ENROLL
All Boy Scouts of troop two are
hskcci to come proiioimi n-
for the year 1922-23. this evening.
The annual enrollment ree is
cents, which must be sent to head-
quarter, at New Yorn. ine payment
of this fee entitles the scout to pur-
chase the official scout material and
m
akes him a part of the national or-
rnnlratlon. The money Is used lor
. . -. i
' . c p KoelU.
Scoutm.star.
PLAN
ASHLAND
III