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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-31
STATE BOOSTERS ASSOCIATION
To he Various Commercial Organiyn.
ions Of the -, aud Town. o.,
New Mexico.

lElAl VIEhulfN
ions Of 'hc ~, aud Town. o.,
New Mckee.
On The ljth instant, ~ YOU doubtless
tnow, there assembled in 'h, city del
cga'"s and representatives from scycrt.
of the Commercial Organizations of the
Cities Of this state foi the purpose Of
organizing . State Roostcrs'' .Asso
citation or League Of Commercial Clubs
Owing 20 the fact that there were Scv
cral other meetings held here ou that
date which many Of the members were
compelled 10 attend. ~ was impossible
10 "lowd into the Que days work nj
that wa planned. however, au M
tempt wa, made ~ accomplish some
thing looking toward The formation oi
such IN association a.. had been plan
ned, and T. that end q Temporary Or.
ghni1ation wa formed, with Jas. ".
Nofmcn' of this city. A. chairman and
John :. Harris. also If 'hi- rity, 20.
srrrc any: tho meeting then moved the
appointment by the Temporary Chair
man ~ u committee Of 1--WE ,cntativ.
plans for u Permanent Organization.
and This committee IL composed OF the
follow ing named persons: T.. T.. Davic,
Santa F"; II. /" Buckley, Ra'ou. Col.
d. X. B Sellers, Albuquerque; MrTcc'
of Dcming; and Atkinson Il Roswell
This committee held . hurried meeting
in m" few minutes time that was loti
20 them before tbe ''SmOkcr' given
by thc Santa Fc Chamber Of Commerce
n the various quests Of the city thai
SANE" evening, and while IL was impos
siblc in the extremely short time givcr
for dclibcra'iou &C. outline an in+clli
gent plan Of permanent organization
u was inc unanimous opinion Of IN,
momhois ~ 'he COMMITTEE mat There
should ho active co.opera'i ion between
the Publicity and Commercial 0rgani
l%a'ions II the S'a'n. and 'hat II such
organizations now H. existence should
arrange 20 get 'oRe'hcr'' and organi2r
IN = Statewide way not Welding their
local identity or Interests. however that
each locality. aS well q. the ontiro ,'a'o
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.lll" ~. News "a,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department %! thc interior, /. >. L.ana
ph"s e. Ilcum at, Ncw McKee,,
lamar! IL, 1913
10. ." d, hereby gwen ,uaj jaime.
:. rnNi, Ut iocumcari, y. NJ, VINO on
ur'oDc. J, 1900, made Il t. 80. II7o7,
10, S"'t NE1I ana NMl4 ST., Sc>.
10, t"p IlN, itug 5@E, y NJ J. Mcr..
dIin, ms lied notice Of intention ="
make lIual Five Year prooi, u c,tab.
iisA cain To tue land above described
Drioio Register aud Receiver l. : Land
Oili'e, ~ Iuculncu!., y. VI. uu the Ism
day OF March, 1919
. rta"anj name, 80 witnesses.
81. \. scott, ~Casl!cbcrly. y. NJ, Mrs.
NJ. r. Nrafi, Iucumcari, y. NJ, +. !.
Sn"parsl, ,a,tlcocIiy, y. NJ, y l..
Grad, It1.iobcrry, y. NJ.
r. \ prc.!ice, Reg s,er.
Jol d., i,D -
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Hulnguil News 900
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department ~ the Interior, /. >. Land
ono" o. ~lIrumcari, New Mexico,
Januar! IL, 1919
No'l.r is uctchy gwen that Charles
-. Wade oi House, y. VI. who on Aug
10, 1900, mad" IL l. so. 9sUG, Tor SWlI
section So, Twp u, Ring 2gE, y NJ l.
Meridian, ne, i!rd notice OF intention
TO m1a" Final Five Year Proof, 70 e..
'ab!i,u claim 10 tine and above Ic
%>crlbci, before j.. g.. Williams, g.. >.
Commissioner, At MurdocA, y. VI, On
the ie,u ia! % March, 1913
'~!a.u.ui names as witnesses
W. a. callahan, House, s.. NJ, i. Il.
tnNlrs, House, y. w., ~. NJ. Austin,
Fabian, y VI. W " iIuc, House. New
Mexico.
L y lroa'ico. Register.
Jan j, i.b "a
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News Ul4y,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

D"Pr.im"n' Vi 'lc Interior, t.. -. Ian.
u!hrc a. Iucumcari, New Mexico,
January = 1913.
Notice is hereby given mat Clarence
y. Rya'"-, - quay, y. NJ, VINO on Dec
10, I2tl, made IL Il No. Ul4q54, iOg
NIL Soc i", Tsp -, Ring 3OE, y
VI l. Meridian, nu, filed notice Of il
t]cutsn" 20 maze Final Communication
Pio'I to establish claim 70 the lana
abo'" t]c,.r.Dcd, before Register and
Receiver I = Land Office a, Tucumcari
y. NJ. vu tue In lay Of March, 1913
'.tI'uol. anne "a, witnesses:
William VI. NcDar.s, freeman Allen.
Roy d. iIutcnens, Henry l. Huuuicutt,
90. "i Quay, y. NJ.
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lnuurJr4 News az
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, L. y. Land
OHirc az IucumcaIi, New Mexico,
January >, 1913.
No'gr, b, lcrcby given that william
II. I%auimoHd, Of House, s.. W., who on
May l%, 1907, made II f. 40. l77I7. for
SCI See ~. Twp IN, RING 2sE, & VI
j Meridian, na, filed notice OF !ntcn
ton .o make Final Five Year Proof, 10
establish claim 90 the land above de
,crihcd, before Murry ". Shaw, 4 ;
'ommlssionc' ~ l~la,scll, v VI. on the
lin day Of March, 1919
C!u.ilIn' names rs witnesses
John VI. Scarborough, Calvin Fuller.
Andfc" =. Norris, Oscar Carter. all Of
House, y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department of the Interior, &. =. Land
one" a' Tuouinrari, Vow Mexico.

department {" the Interior &. =. Land
office u' Tu"umrari, Vow Mexico.
January II, 1913
\l'.w b.. hereby given 'ua' O'ly,a
Bert 'wmrtly M,Cracacp. Of House,
v W.. uhu on May 3, 1906. made VI +
No, '2Ns, ror ~ SEA and SWl4 SCI,
and ~I'i SWl,, Soc ?. Twp 81, ring
29E, y VI Z Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention 20 make Final Five Year
Proof, ." establish claim 'o tho hand
ah"v" described, before /. +. Williams
I : Commissioner ~ Murdorl. y VI.
on me l1th day Of March, 1913
'Ialmcu' 1mo rs witnesses:
g. G. smith, House, y. W.; r. VI.
Lorint, Roosevelt. y. ~: VI. VI. Lor
ing, Roosevelt, y. NJ: \ V. Davis.
Ia'h1", y. VI
r. \ rrnn'..o. Rori,'c'.
Jan - Feb u
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NOW. n
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior. y. S. Land
DHioo n. rrcumcaIi, New Mexico.
January II, 1913
\o'lrc hereby given that Benjamin
VI. LOpuc!, of Looney, v. VI, who on
Octobor -, 1906, made II f. 40. 12649
Tor SW section 80, Twp sN, Rng ZOE
y VI T. Meridian, has filed notice Of
in'cu ion 20 make Final Three Year
Proof 10 establish claim 20 the land
ubovc ir,'rihod before Register and
Receiver 4. = Land Omcc at Tucum
carr v VI Oh 'h" Eth day Of March
1913.
Claimant names a. witnesses
Tom y. Norman, Dan ". Wear,
James .. Squire, llu'dy Olsen, an Of
]G.oonov, y VI.
T. \ rr.''irc. Register
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'sHcs!l News Ull4G
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

u'..,: mont 81 'ae Interior |. >. LAM
Ontrc g. Ilcumcari, New Mexico,
January = 1913,
Notice = hereby given that William
NJ McDafis, OF Quay, NM, WHO on May
y, 1909, made Add H.. h. No. VlI49U.
Tor SCI, Sec. !, Twp. > y, RING 80 L,
y. NJ =. Meridian, la, lled notice OF
intention 20 make Final Three Yea!
Proor, ~ establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Register and
Receive, L. =. Land Office, at Tucum.
rati. y VI, ou 'ae itE day OF March,
1919.
'.a.ualj Iamcs "a, witnesses:
Freeman Allen, Roy y. lIutcAeus.
Iicn!y j. Iiuun.cu', Sol 4 Jackson, al.
of Quay. y. VI.
H. \ ll..'I,,. Rrgi,,,.
Jaa D., Feb L., o.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DTOI =.

department 81 the Interior, I. =. Land
Office ~ ~TUcumcati. New Noviro.
January = 1919.
N0tlc" j. hereby given that David
l.. Stallsworth, of House, Y. NJ, who
on 1nrch |, hO7. made II r. No. 1869
trr SWll Soc :, Twp GN, RING 2oE, y
" ? Meridian, has flied notice Of in.
ton ion to make Fina. Five Year Proof
I" establish claim 20 the land above
Described, before l.. =. Williams, L
: Commissioner, AZ Murdoek, y. " OF
'h" I'm lav Of March. 1913
Claimant names A. witnesses.
Anna ESchler. House, y. NJ, 6. ".
Massinaill. Curry, y, NJ. Robert T..
BRYAN, iiuuar. y VI, ora /" Nau'uyl.
House, Y. VI,
L. \. Pro.ri'o. Rcpi>ror
tan ~ Feb %
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
02:iq;i

Department Of the Interior, L. :. Land
O0ir' ~ Turumrm.. New Mexico
January Is, 1913
Notice - hereby given that James
Il, EakinS, Of House, ". NJ. who on
June %, 1905, made II f. No. SRI. for
SWT Section 90, Twp 5N, RING COZ. y
VI p Meridian, has Rled notice Of in.
IGNITION to make Final Five Year Proof.
IN establish claim 10 the land above
described, before l., Il. Williams. II. s.
Commissioner, Of Murdoch, y NJ. on
he 9ls' day Of April, 1913.
claimant names as witnesses.
\. e. FHlfcr, House, y, W.; +. NJ.
l.oring, Roosevelt, n. NJ; y. l.. House
House, y NJ; 7. " Wise. Loonev, New
Mexico.
r. \. Prentice, Register
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Work never fopg"ud anvon" ON, a..
much - worry.
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Ohir' az Turum,ur.. New NcNi'o
January IS, 1919
Notice D., hereby given that James
:, Graham, Of Roosevelt, Y. W., who On
August 90, 1905, made II r. No. 0962, for
NWH, Soc rs. Twp IN, ring ZOE, y "
y Meridian, has hicd notice % intention
70 make Fina' Five Year pgoct, 20 es.
'ahlish claim 20 the !aud above describ.
ri, 'c;o,, Marry " shaw 4 s Com
missioner ut ~IIasscll. y VI uu fhr Goth
day of March, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses
Nlhrrt f., Perkins, james n. Mace,
IN" David T., Kirby, oil Of House. Y. VI.
LrldoH Kuvkrnjall. ~ Roosevelt. New
Nrvioo
4, \. pr"a.ior, Rcpis'cr
Tan a Feb Of 81
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Through Sleepers
to Florida

Detailed information concerning rates.
routes, train connections. etc. from
u. y. DEVoR Agent
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News O5l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Of he Interior, L, ). Land
Ofir' "a ~Tucum,lr.. New NcNi'o
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
Hurt to Manage
Local Ice Plant

]. G. Hurt of Ashland has been Sc
lected by the directors of the Ashland
Ice & Storage Co. to be manager to
succeed c. w. Root, who will retire
January 1, to take a much-needed
rest. Mr.. Root retains his stock in
the company and will continue to
make Ashland his residence, though
he and Mrs. Root expect to travel
considerably for recreation the COM
ing year. Mr.. Hurt is well known
as one of Ashland's most efficient
former recorders and is also justice
of the peace by the unanimous cleo
ton of the people last November.
The company is to be congratulated
upon securing him for the position.
He will also have oversight of the
Medford Ice & Storage plant.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
School Census
Is Completed

Messrs. H. F. Pohland and F. d.
Wagner have completed the taking
of the school census for 1913 and
find that there are approximately 1880
school children in Ashland between
the ages of 4 and 20 years. Their
figures are not yet complete but the
total will be about as stated above.
This is notable falling off in the
past two years. Last year the total
was 1892, and the year before it was
1,499. The loss is due to the re-
moval from the city of a number OF
families who have sought employ
ment elsewhere since the extensive
civic improvements were completed.
Ashland has fewer vacant houses at
the present time than she has had
within the past two years but seems
to have lost class OF people who
have large families to support. This
in the very nature of things, is in
evitable, as the city is not manu-
featuring town and unless extensive
improvements are under way doei
not furnish employment for the la
boring class to any great extent.
In taking the census Messrs. Poh
land and Wagner ran across the eyi
dence OF a small graft on the part o
some lady book agent who repre-
sented herself as taking the schoo
census in order to get into the home
and after taking the census turned
loose her line of talk on the book
she was trying to sell.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
West CenSuTeS
Both Factions

SALEM, Ore, Nov. 27.-Captain
Harry X. Metcalf, sent by Governor
West of Florence to investigate the
deportation of Industrial Workers of
the World from there November IL,
made a complete verbal report to the
chief executive Tuesday, in which he
stated that he found that the Indus
trialists had been forced to leave
without the use of threats or other
demonstrations.
Governor West announced that the
incident is not to be dropped as he
intends to take steps that will fore
stall any further deportations in this
state. He said he was preparing a
plan of operation which he would an
nounce in few days.
In statement issued by the gov
ernment presenting the findings Of
Captain Metcalf, the governor con-
demns the "damnable methods" of
the Industrial Workers and censures
the actions of citizens when they re-
sort to "mob rule" He insists that
the laws shall be respected by both
sides.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
The Snake Turns
And Bites West

There is an old, old story of the
man who took venomous serpent
which was benumbed with the cold
into his house and revived it. 1t
promptly bit the man who saved it.
This story is recalled by the following
telegram from Salem:
Salem, Ore, = Nov. 21.-Having
been denied by the matron the priv
ilege of interviewing Lillian Larkin,
a Portland girl who is an inmate of
the state industrial school for girls,
committee of three Industrial
Workers of the World, headed by
Mrs. Jean Bennett of Portland, called
upon Governor West today and inti-
mated that unless the board of con-
troll liberated the girl she would be
liberated anyway.
Governor West says he gathered
from the conversation that a large
number of Industrial Workers might
be brought here to free Miss Larkin.
Immediately after the committee
called, the governor arranged for the
protection of the institution and de-
clared tonight he had no fear of an
attempt to take the girl away by
force
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
Registration
Law Illegal

SALEM, Ore, Nov. 27-Perma-
nent registration law including the
repeating clauses, was declared un-
constitutional Tuesday by the state
supreme court. This action reinstated
the old registration law which re-
quires that an elector must register
before each election. A preemptory
writ of mandamus, sought by the city
of Portland was granted directing
John B. Coffey, clerk of Multnomah
county, to deliver to the city auditor
the 1912 registration lists for use ae
the special election next month.
The 1913 act Is declared unconsti-
tutional because the legislature did
not complete the enactment Of the
law, but attempted to involve the su-
preme court in connection with the
legislation by making a provision
that in case the supreme court held
the compulsory feature Of the act un-
constitutional, the remainder OF the
act would remain in force. The COM
pulsory feature was not passed upon
by the court.
The opinion, written by Justice
Moore, holds that the validity of the
act is made to depend on a decision
CT the supreme court, which body is
not legislative.
The section which provided that il
IN elector lost his Certificate of regis
tration he could not obtain another
unless he had witnesses prove that
the certificate was destroyed by q
ratural calamity, is declared unrea-
sonable.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
TO REMODEL
OLD BUILDING
EYESORE AT CORNER FOURTH
AND A TO BE REBUILT.
DEPOT DRUG STORE TO OCCUPY
Proprietor of Old Stark Restaurant
Building viii Put in Modern Front
and Otherwise Remodel Same Inn
mediately.

The old brick building at the corr
ner of Fourth and A streets, which
has been an eyesore to the depot
section since the fire in August 1912.
is to be remodeled and occupied. The
owner, Mr.. Ed Hunter of Roseburg.
has made lease to George w. Tref-
rem, trustee of the depot drug store,
and will remodel the building az
once. Modern fronts will be put in
on the Fourth street side and the
building will be divided into two
store rooms opening on Fourth
street. The corner store will have an
A street entrance also. This will be
a decided Improvement to the depot
section and it is hoped that ere the
Panama exposition travel sets in that
every old shack in that section will
give place to a good looking build
ing.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
JOSEPHINE CO.
TO VOTE BONDS
INJECTION TO BE HELD IN NEAR
FUTURE.
$225,OOO IS AMOUNT PROPOSED
VIII Improve Pacific Highway in
Josephine County, and Also Other
Road Work in Contemplation Next
Season.

GRANTS PASS, Ore, Nov. 27.-
Following the bonding road law petit
tlons are being circulated through
cut this county asking that the coun-
tT court fix date and time for the
purpose of voting bond issue in
sum of 1925 900, the proceeds from
which shall be to make permanent
roadways. Josephine county has
about thirty miles of the Pacific
highway that will be brought to a
high Standardization as soon as the
funds are available. When COM
pleted and connected with hard-sur-
face road running through Jackson
county, the Pacific highway will be
completed from the California line to
Douglas county on the north, thus
permitting the Rogue River valley
coutnies to take the lead over the
northern counties in advancing the
Pacific highway for 1915 travel.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
BoWlby Refuses
A Better Offer

PORTLAND, Nov. 27.-Major H.
Il. Bowlby, engineer of the state
highway commission, has refused
flattering offer of an important po-
sition made by one of the Central
American republics, San Salvador.
He was prompted to decline a place
carrying with it salary twice that
paid him by the state of Oregon by
a desire to continue the era of mod
ern road building being undertaken
throughout the state.
Concerning his declination Mr..
Bowlby said:
II have been offered a position as
director of public works for a Latin
American republic at a salary OF
$4,000 per year. 1 had to make a
definite reply, and have telegraphed
that / would not consider the propo-
sition at this time. My reason for
declining a position paying twice my
present salary is that 1 have just
gotten under way the preliminary
work for a great amount of modern
Improved highway construction which
should be built in the state Of Oregon
in the next few years.
1--WE let last week the first con.
tract for grading eleven and one-hali
miles of the Pacific highway in Jack
son county. The state department
ia now surveying approximately 25C
miles of modern road from the mouth
Of the Columbia river along the south
bank. We have been very fortunate
in having the combined support .oI
the newspapers of the state in oul
new work.
"As long as / can have the support
Of the good people Of the state and
the Endorsement OF the press in the
effort made to establish an era o.
scientific road building in Oregon,
am willing to stand the criticism
which always comes to anyone hold
ing a public office"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
,Ran Tossers Under Arrest.

Game Warden Hubbard of Ashland
was one of a party of game wardens
from Oregon and California that
made a notable roundup of out-of-
season deer hunters Monday of this
week. The raid was conducted jointly
by the game wardens on a deserted
mining cabin ON Dutch creek, near
Hutton on the California side of the
border, and yielded six San Francisco
Coast league players as prisoners for
violations of the game law. Carcasses
of two deer, rifles and ammunition in
wholesale quantities were confis-
Gated. The prisoners are Jerry Downs,
Harry Hughes, ]. Clark, H. Mundorf,
Happy Hogan, Louis Pepulveda.
The retreat was located several
days ago by Wardens Sandry, Hub
bard and Merrill of Oregon, who noti-
fled Deputy Commissioners ]. s.
White of Redding and John Harris OF
Yreka.
The ball players established them
selves in winter quarters severa
weeks ago. The wives of three o.
them, Downs, Clark and Hogan, re
Gently Joined them. Hogan was lef
with the women and the othel
players taken to Yreka. Upon thei
return, Hogan will report to thu
authorities at Yreka. The prisoner
say they thought they were so ia
out of the world that hunting wa
safe and admit securing an abund
ance of game. They take their arres
good naturedly.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
interests Would
Control Magazines

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 27.-That
an attempt had been made in con-
gress to muzzle certain magazines
advocating progressive policies was
the statement made before the Indi-
ana Progressive club here by Senator
Clapp of Minnesota. The plan, the
senator said, was to increase the
postage on magazines for one year.
"Three years ago in the postoffice
appropriation bill it was proposed to
quadruple the postage charge on
magazines carrying advertising. They
were progressive magazines and it
was proposed that the increase con-
tinue only year, just long enough to
let the interests gather the magazines
and eventually control them"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
Contributions for
Children'S Aid

The school children this year have
made contributions for the Portland
Boys and Girls Aid Society. At the
West Side school there were four
sacks of potatoes, two boxes and sew
eral barrels of apples and clothing
contributed. At the East Side school
a quantity of money was contributed.
also two sacks of potatoes. four
boxes of apples, four sacks of clothes.
two boxes OF canned fruit and one
sack of squashes.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27
About Ashland
Public Market

What is to be done about Ashland's
public market this winter? That it
has been a success until rainy wealth
er set in is beyond cavil. Since the
weather became bad, and the large
portion of the producers, who had
not planted with a public market in
view, have disposed of a large por-
tion of their produce, there are less
people attending, either to buy or to
sell. Saturday, however, there were
a large number who were present
with produce and there was ready
buying most of the forenoon.
All these indications point to the
necessity of early action in the mat
ter of permanent provision for a
market. 1t is said that the produc-
ers offered to club together and erect
a steel shed over the grounds for the
winter il permission was granted by
the council, but this was discouraged,
in the hope that the city would take
some action in the way of a perma-
nent market.
Could not some citizen who owns
a lot in a satisfactory location erect
skeleton structure suitable for {
market and lease it to the city for {
term of years, with or without ar
option to buy?
Something should certainly be done
at once in order that the producers
may know what to plan in the way Of
paintings for next year. In this eli
mate many common vegetables dC
better if sown in the fall and tn,
ranchers would put them in If as
sured of a market next spring. The
building, whether purchased oil
leased, need not be expensive, butt II
should be provided for in some way
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27

Local arrangements are now COM
plete for the breaking of ground on
the Pacific highway. The ceremonies
will take place at the foot of the
mountain about ten miles from Ash
land. Governor West, Sam Hill and
State Engineer Bowlby, the guests of
honor of the occasion, will reach
Medford Friday forenoon on No. 13.
They will leave the train there and in
company with bunch of about thirty