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ASHLAND A M ERICAN^
Bill Vimont was a school visitor
last Friday.
The Community club will e n ter
tain in honor of Miss Florence York,
Jackson county home dem onstration
agent at the next regular meeting,
Wednesday afternoon, April 6.
Wayne Holdridge and Bill Sloane
spending the spring vacation at the
C. W. Holdridge home.
F o r Thursday and F riday, April 7
T here will probably be no need
and
8— rem em ber the dates— is th at
for irrigation this spring u n til a fte r
the first crop of «Haifa is cu t, hav big a ttra ctio n , even bigger than the
Covered Wagon was. It will be “ The
ing had so much late rian.
O verland S tage.” And one of the big
The early Chapman cherry trees gest releases yet made of its kind. It
are in bloom and all kinds of cher will take you back to days before the
ries promise a good crop.
old Ashland Linkville stage, back
H. H. W eagant made a trip to probably to the days o f ’49 when In
Hilt last S aturday with a load of dians roam ed the plains, with
covered wagons, trekking westward.
produce and fruit.
Hop on the Overland stage and ride
W. F. DeFord spent a few days west, w ith the fighting breed of
in P ortland this week where he w ent frontiersm en who made the word
on business. While in P ortland he “ A m ericans" mean “ the finest race
visited his m other and daughters.
on e a rth .”
Ruth and Alec Bowman, B etty
Brown, Bill Vimont and Dorris Apple
gate returned to their studies a t the
Ashland normal Tuesday a fte r the
The Talent and Phoeni xhigh girls spring vacation.
played baseball last Fridoy afternoon
The J. F. Arnold ranch house is
Miss Ruth Howard of Medford was
on the Talent diamond, resulting in
a score of 7 to 18 in favor of Phoe a guest of Miss Ella Hamilton last receiving a fresh coat of paint this
nix. Philip B ryant refereed the game. Monday afternoon when they m otor week.
John F u ller of Ashland, Lyle Wil
The sophomore class, chaperoned ed to Ashland.
cox,
county horticulturist of Medford
by Mrs. Opal Morris, enjoyed a hike
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Evans m otor
to Paines C liff last S aturday a fte r ed over to Chiloquin S aturday where and P rofessor Long from O. A. C.
noon and a lunch of weenies and bu^s they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Crooks were visiting at several ranches in
Valley View on Monday afternoon.
Mias Ruth Genoway was hostess and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. T urnbaugh
On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. John
to the camp fire girls last Monday over the week-end.
Arnold
had as theii dinner guests,
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Acel Beckwith mo
Mr.
and
Mrs. Sherman of Jackson-
The freshm an class are giving an tored to H ilt Sunday morning. On vill and Lee Mow of Dead Indian.
entertainm ent th 'c Friday evening at the retu rn trip, a Chevrolet tru ck
Mrs. George Walton of Ashlanh is
the high school assembly to which with a load of logs locked wheels
with th eir car, overturning them . visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John A r
the public are invited.
The windshield of the car was brok nold fo r a few days.
Lester Newbry, Gus Beck and Mr.
en and other slight damages. No one
R. G. Fowler, county ag riculturist
and Mrs. E. P. Hughes attended the
was hurt.
of
M edford was a tt he J. R. Mcrack-
m eeting of the Southern Oregon Rab
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en ranch on Monday to inspect some
bit Breeders association in Medford
Ladino clover which Mr. McCracken
Tuesday evening.
is trying out to use for sheep pasture.
Principal E. E. Evans has accepted
This clover seed was obtained by Mr.
a position as head of the schools in
Fowler from Idaho last year fo r a
Chiloquin, Ore.
Mr. Evans has
try o u t in this valley.
The Ladino
handed in his resignation here, to
| clover has a peculiar way of growing
take effect at the close of the cur
as it grows very much like a straw
rent school year. Mr. Evans has been
berry plant, spreading out on the
in this com m unity for the past five
ground with the new tndrils taking
years, during which time he has made
root all around each plant.
many friends.
The Valley View Com munity club
A nother get-together m eeting was
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Larson motored
met last Thursduy afternoon at the held at the club house on Monday
to Yreka, Cal., Monday with Mr. and
club house in the regular m onthly evening when the chamber of com
Mrs. N. Franklin of Medford.
m eeting. The study of Italy was merce of Ashland met with the Val
H arry H. Lowe, m anager of the taken up and all of the program cen ley View ranchers.
Sun Gold rabbitry shipped 108 does tered on th a t subject.
A fte r the
Lyle Wilcox of Medford and Prof-
out of Jackson county during the usual business m eeting roll call was
month of March.
answered by interesting facts or short Long of O. A. C. were also present.
Mr. Long gave an interesting talk on
The Southern Oregon Mutual Rab Italian people. F our very interesting
fru
it, more especially the small fruit.
bit Breeders association will hold papers which had taken a g re at deal
He
urged the fru it men to have a
their regular m eeting at the city of tim e to prepare were read. Mrs.
care
not to plant varieties of fru it
hall in T alent, Friday evening April 1 R. N. Chaney was leader fo r the
month and guve a topographical de thut already are being overdone, es
H. H. Lowe made a business trip scription of Italy. Mrs. A. H. Daven- pecially straw berries.
to Dunsmuir, Cal., last Monday.
hill followed with a paper on n o rth
C uthbert raspberries seemed to be
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. I-arson spent ern Italy and the Italian Alps. Mrs. Professor Long’s first choice am ong
the weekend visiting Mrs. Larson’s Alice F arm er’s paper was on in te r small fruits, with cherries as second
sister, Mrs. R. Spencer in Prospect. esting descriptions of Venice. Mrs. choice. He said th at cling peaches
N. E. Bond read a paper describing might be planted, using the Tuscan
Mrs. Fred Scheurman of Ashland
four beautiful lakes in the Alps, as and Phillips clings, both of them be
called on Miss Lucie Oatm an last
a side trip from Milan. Mrs. Carl ing fine canning and shipping peaches
Friday evening.
Gralgow told of a trip through C en This m eeting was the first of three
Robert C arter was absent from tral Italy, describing the most noted
m eetings to be held in this end of
school last Thursday and Friday on places. The program was interspersed
the valley, the second to be a t Bell-
account of having German measles. with music. Mrs. Mabel Reachert and
view.
Mrs. Emma Long of B utte Falls Mrs. Jam es Lennox sang two duets
visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred taken from Italian compositions,
Cooke and the new baby, Freddie “ Tempest of the H e art,” and “ Santa ® ----------------------------------------------- $
MOVIE COLUMN
Lucia.” Mrs. H arry Roe very beau
Lyman, last Sunday afternoon.
tifully pluyed "II T rovotore,” as a
Bill Oatman left for the forestry piano num ber. The hostesses fo r the | COMMENTS OF COMING AT- [
camp Wednesday of last week. This
TRACTION TO VIN1NG
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afternoon were Mrs. William Glenn |
is the third year Bill has spent in and Mrs. Don Lowe, and im mediately
the forestry service.
a fte r the program served dainty re
The picture review man enjoyed
Ray B urnett has returned home freshm ents.
T here were eighteen
looking over the descriptions o f the
from Butte Falls where he has been members and fo u r visitors, Mrs.
coming attra ctio n s fo r the Vining
employed the past month.
Harry Roe of Nevada City, Cal., Mrs.
th eatre for the next seven days. We
Mrs. Cora Denham and son, Frank, L. O. Penland, Mrs. J. R. Leslie, and find the dem ands of all likings. For
N ext month
m otored to Butte Falls and retu rn Mrs. Russell Bishop.
tom orrow, S aturday, Aril 2, one had
the
club
will
com
plete
the
study of
Sunday. They visited her daughter,
b etter bring an overcoat as the pic
Italy. Mrs. R. N. Chaney will again
Mrs. Wesley Driscoll.
tu re is “ 30 Below Zero.” But it
be leader and will be assisted by
Word was received recently from Mrs. Mabel R eachert, Mrs. J. F. A r isn’t as cold as it sounds. It deals
Henry Long, form erly of Talent, nold, Mrs. Frank Reed and Mrs. H ar with scenes in New Y ork’s Broadway
now of Norman, Oklohoma, stating ry Roe.. Although Mrs. Reachert is and the snow and ice bergs o f the
th at he was recently m arried to a living in Ashland, she is still presi north country— ful of adventure, out
door life and some thrills in acting
lady of that place.
dent of the Valley View club and
and movie stu n ts to make one shiver
Miss Lucile Kmeeks of G rants will finish her term of office and we
and wonder.
Pass spent last Friday with Mrs. hope continue to m eet with the club.
Opal Demmar.
Mrs. G. W. Nichols and daughter,
Then fo r Sunday is an o th er g reat
Mrs. J. H erring was an Ashland K atharine, were both quite ill with role fo r your fav o rite actress, Marie
shopper Monday.
flu last week.
Prevost, in th at much talked of show
Mrs. Opal Demmar spent Tuesday
Mrs. H arry Roe, of Nevada City. “ Man B ait" This show is pronounced
in Medford.
Cal., who has been spending the win “ big" and is draw ing large ap p re
A stray dog supposed to be in- ter with her father. Mr. Craig, will ciative audiences all over the coun
try. We are sure it will go over big
fected with rabbles, was shot by the be here for some tim e longer..
in Ashland.
marshal last Friday nenr the L. C.
R. N. Chaney built a fine large
Crawford home.
chicken house last w inter and was
On next Monday, April 4. will be a
Harold and Agnes Culver of ready for four hundred baby chicks splendid short picture and the home
Phoenix were dinner guests at the which he received this week. Mrs. talent play "Cyclone Sally.”
This
R. L. I .arson home last Friday even J. R. McCracken received her seven needs little announcing as everyone
ing.
hundred baby chicks also this week. will w ant to see it.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Van Riper mo
Mrs. H. R. W esterberg and son,
Next Tuesday and W ednesday.
tored over from Klamath Falls Mon Richard, of Talent spent last Sunday
day. Mr. Van Riper returning the at the G. W. Nichols ranch in Valley April 5 and 6 is to be shown the pic
tu re th at you have read so much
same evening. Mrs. Van Riper will View.
about in the P ortland and San F ra n
make an extended visit with her
The Talent Irrigation district is cisco papers. It is "A n A ffair of the
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ling.
progressing rapidly with the ditch Follies,” and it has won p ra o e from
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Dopp of Phoe cleaning. A large part of the Valley
ever ypoint. It is a F irst National and
nix called at the C. W. L ing home View ditches are ready for w ater and
present« such stars as Lewis Stone,
Sunday afternoon. Mr. adn Mrs. Dopp the men Have gone over into Ferns
Billie Dove. Lloyd Hughes and others.
moved to Prospect Tuesday where Valley to prepare the ditches in th at
The scene and plot is interesing in
Mr. Dop will be employed by Copco. section.
deed, and you will find It a startlin g
Mr. and Mrs. Rumes of Medford
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jones and son heart story invovling a chorus girls
are living In the Dopp home and will Bobby, spent Sunday a t the Lennox with both poverty and riches. Inside
care for the piaee,
facts of behind the «tag*.
home.
Valley View
Community
Club Meets
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have aw arded a th ird prize o f $5.00
to you and we are enclosing our
cheque fo r this am ount which we ask
you to kindly accept w ith o u r h e a rt
iest congratulations.
W e note th at
this is the second prize you have
won in the contests, and th is is no
doubt very g ra tify in g to you.
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Wins Second Prise.
John F. Leggett of Ashland is
in receipt of the following le tte r
from Thom as Nelson & Sons:
“ It is a pleasure to us to advise
you th a t the three judges of the
prize essay contest on Hebrews 11:1
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are for sale in
ASHLAND by
R. H. COFFIN
—a t—
1166 Ashland Street.
or from the ro u te delivery
wagon, which makes de
liveries once a month.
We sell and deliver right out of
the wagon. You know the
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tim bers and dimension lum ber. We have a stock of half million fe et
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fet this $20.00 price.
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