Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-27
Governor Willis of Ohio will arrive

station last Wednesday to bid fare
well to Francis NJ. Worthington, who
left for southern California to enter
the National Soldiers Home at Saw.
telle. Mr.. Worthington was a mem.
ber of an Iowa regiment His wife
accompanied him.
Gloves in leather and cloth for the
working man and otherwise, prices
1Oc, 15c, 25c and up, at Mitcnell G.
Whites.
c. E. Dana recently received word
of the death of his uncle, Charles
Henry Dana, in West Lebanon, n. II.
The deceased was an inventor of con-
siderable note and had to his credit
corn-planter and a marker for stock
and machine for making same.
A. L. Emery and family left Friday
morning by automobile for Palo Alto.
Mr.. Emery will no doubt revisit Ash
land next summer, as he makes fire.
quent trips of inspection to his 5000
acre ranch in the neighborhood ol
Edgewood, in the Shasta valley
northern California.
The Medford street car line from
the center of the city to Siskiyor
Heights has been abandoned and an
other line is being built up toward
the Hillcrest orchard. Another line
is being built down West Main street
and the Jacksonville line is being
electrified.
Mackinaws for men and young men
at IS, $3.50, $s, $40 and $12 al
Mitchell & Whittle's.
]. Hart returned from Crater Lake
Thursday, where he had taken the
Kailiff family on sightseeing and
fishing trip. He brought back news
from McCloud that the store there
burned Wednesday night with CON-
plete loss of stock and household
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hollenbeck of
Schenectady, N. Y, have been visit
ing cousins in the families of Ira and
Bert Shoudy, and on their way south
via San Francisco will visit another
cousin, Mrs. C. H. Cappellar, of Pa
cific Grove, Cal, who formerly re-
sided here.
j. A. Forehand, assistant superin-
tendent of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany, with headquarters at Seattle,
was in town yesterday and in COM
pany with the local manager, w. H..
Mowat, enjoyed trip along the COM
pany's lines to the summit of the
Siskiyous and to Medford.
R. L. Burdic, Jr., left this morning
for Portland, where he will attend
dental college. Last year he attend
ed a college at Los Angeles, but
his allegiance to the Ore
gon institution for the 1915-1916
term. Donald Walker is in attend
ance at the same school.
The Fish Lake Canal Company has
a large force of men at work in and
near Phoenix cleaning out and en-
larging the old Olwell mill ditch
which is used by the company as a
part of their system to irrigate the
orchard and farm land between Phoe-
nix and Medford.
Hats the Conqueror brand at SO,
in navy blue, pearl gray, and black.
& Whittle.
C. w. Mexican of Portland won the
match at the shoot held
in conjunction with the Medford Elks
house warming. H. E. Preston won
the Mail Tribune professional cup.
DR.. E. R. Seeley won the amateur
match and Chris Gottlieb the amateur
cup. None of the Ashland shots par
ticipated.
B. Klum, Medford sign artist and
owner of the system of outdoor sign
boards in Ashland, was up Saturday
looking after business interests.
Blaine has a cute little two-wheeled
.railer hitched onto the rear end Of
lis car. The trailer he uses for trans
porting paint, ladders and other mis-
articles.
Louis Pedersen and Harry Pellet
we're over from Yreka Saturday.
they proclaimed the roads over the
ideal, but in the valleys,
IN both sides, rotten. The road be-
.ween the foot of the Siskiyou grade
md the Ashland city limits is rutty
md cut up, not having had any work
lone on it since the first of the year.
Linus A. Andrews and family, ac-
by friends, were of mo-
oring party here on Thursday, hav-
ng been to Crater Lake, the return
rip to southern California being via
Crescent City. Mr.. Anderson is a
ormer we'll known resident, and his