Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-13

ing plans for turning over the
grounds to the Kendall interests,
who will build million-dollar saw
mill.
DR.. G.. w. Gregg and daughter,
Miss Miriam, returned Thursday
from an extended trip through the
east which included a visit of some
length at the homes of friends and
relatives in Ohio. On the return trip
San Francisco and the exposition
were visited
Local basketball players who have
made the trip to Etna Mills will be
glad to learn that the posts in the
center of the basketball hall in that
city have been removed. When Ash
land played in the Scott Valley town
the posts suffered greatly from col
lisions with Hub Poor.
Mrs. S. A. Mulkey, Miss Zelda, Zed
Doris and Miss Leila Peart motored
to Ashland Monday and attended the
Woodmen picnic at the lithia springs.
The party expressed themselves as
having a very enjoyable time and
they were loud in their praise of the
springs.
No word has been received in the
last ten days from F. S. Bramwell,
representative of the Western Sugar
Company, contemplating the erection
of a 100000 sugar beet factory in
the valley. The last step in the cam
paign was the sending Of samples of
the beets to Salt Lake for tests.
Remember the Civic Club benefit
at the Vining tonight. 1t
The klamath Falls Business Mems
Association and Commercial Club
have offered the use of the city hall
to the United States district court
for the trial of several cases which
are pending in that court. An effort
is being made to obtain regular
term of federal court for klamath
Falls.
Roseburg Review: For the privi-
leges of hunting and fishing alone,
the people of Douglas county spent
$1,631 last month, according to a
report just finished by County Clerk
E. H. Lenox. The county is allowed
to retain sS2.05 of this amount or .
per cent, while the balance is turned
over to the state game commission.
n. M. Lane has taken over the
management of A. l.. Lambs COM
pletely equipped blacksmith shop on
First avenue. Mr.. Lane comes to
Ashland from eastern Oregon and
brings highest recommendations from
Prineville, Shaniko, The Dalles and
other localities in which he has been
engaged in the blacksmith business.
He is an all around mechanic and
wagonmaker
Wright Hicks, who suffered a
broken leg in the accident which oc-
Cured several weeks ago on the Pa
cific highway when the motorcycle
upon which he and Duff Harrington
we're riding collided with the car
driven by Howard Frame, was out on
last week. 1t was found nee
essary to rebreak and set the bones
of his leg. The operation was per-
formed Saturday at the Granite City
hospital.
We always held there was some
in college education.
Chauncey Casebeer wandered up onto
the hill back of the Ashland mine the
other morning and brought back a
fine three-point buck. On the same
identical day several parties came in
buckless after having secured the
for a radius of sixty miles
back into the real wilds. Score an
other one for the tourist advantages
of Ashland.
George Yates brought in a peach
Of a peach the other day and with the
aid of ruler and a piece of string
the monster specimen was found to
be twelve inches in circumference.
Mr.. Yates stated that he would have
sent it to the exposition for entrance
in the big peach competition but had |
failed to note its extraordinary size
until it was too ripe for shipment
The peach was raised on Mr.. Yates
place on East Main street.
Sacramento Union: Redding cap
talists have invaded Sisson and are
looking for location upon which to
erect a 100000 tourist hotel. The
plans of the structure have been
made and call for a 1OO-room house
with modern conveniences. 1t is TO
be equipped particularly to meet the
demands of the tourist trade. An
attempt is being made to secure