Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-03-06
Scene from rhe Masqueracrs at the vlnIn Tuesday March l.
Cliff Payne makes footstools.

Cliff Payne makes footstools.
w. o. Thomas was a business vis-
itor to Medford and Jacksonville Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. n F. MacDuff Of
Grants Pass spent Friday visiting
friends in the city.
Speaking OF bargainsl The Ford
Garage has three secondhand cars
for sale CHEAP. S2-1t
w. L. Morthland of Rogue River
is up for a few days visit with his
wife and daughter, Miss Lois.
Prof. G. w. Milan of Gold Hill
and his little son we're visitors in
Ashland Saturday and attended the
basketball game Saturday evening.
1t is rumored that Olaf Lindstrom
of the Park garage journeyed over to
Jacksonville Saturday to get a GER
tain legal paper with cupid's seal at
tached.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Martz Of Rush
sylvania, Ohio, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Click on their return
to Oregon from the east, and will
locate permanently in this vicinity.
Mrs. Sofia Williams, who was en-
tangled in an affair at local room
ing house last week, entered a plea
of guilty before the circuit court. H.
K. Moore has not entered his plea.
The case is being resumed today.
The recent Rogue River Valley
Poultry Show held at Medford came
out with neat profit of about S12S
which will remain in the treasury of
the Valley Poultry Association. 1t
is hoped to have the state poultry
show in the valley next fall.
The Medford and klamath Falls
high school debating teams will meet
at klamath Falls tonight for the
talkfest which will decide the cham
pionship of southern Oregon. Ash
land lost to Medford in the first de-
bate of the series and is eliminated.
The case of Contractor Sweeney
versus Jackson county, relative to
the Siskiyou grade pavement contro-
versy, is now being tried in the Port
land courts. The plaintiff was ex-
pected to complete his evidence Sat
urday. 1t may be that the jury will
be brought up to look over the Sis
kiyou road.
The Medford basketball fans came
up several hundred strong to the
game Saturday night and filled up
one side of the hall Between halves
the visiting high schoo,ers gave
good display of spirit with school
songs and yells which made up in
enthusiasm all that they lacked in
volume.
Ed Hall, the trapper of the Cow
creek region, has not been found by
the searching party and the general
assumption is that he perished in the
mountains in the violent storm of six
weeks ago. Another search will be
made for him or his remains when
the snow shall have disappeared in
the mountains in that district. Hall
was about so years old and unmar-
ried.
Sieberts, the Oregon Agricultural
College forward who was held down
to five baskets by Delsman of the
local high school team in the col
leges game here, has been selected
all-northwest forward. In selecting
Sieberts he is given credit for scor-
ing over half the baskets in every
game played. Mix, who scored most
of the varsity's points in the game
here, has also been chosen all-north-
west guard.
Medford Tribune: Prof. E. W.
Hedrun, formerly connected with the
public schools at Denver, Col, and
more recently with those at Los An
geles, Cal, has retired from profess
sional work and concluded to find a
small place in an equable climate,
without too much sun heat or too
much cold in winter. Hence, his visit
to this valley. He believes he has
found the place he seeks, but will
remain here some time before reach
ing a final conclusion. Like the Kan
sas circuit rider, the longer he RET
mains the longer he'll stay. Mrs.
Hedrun is visiting with old-time
friends in Ashland. She will join