Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-03

ly been promoted to a new position
at Tacoma, Wash. A new agency was
created at Tacoma, because Of the in-
mense increase In southbound traffic
originating at the American Lake
cantonment, and of this Mr. Wick Is
to be in charge.
Gift photographs. Studio Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Oorthyus
and children of Talent were guests
of Mrs. George Way and Miss Harriet
Dayton in Ashland, Thanksgiving.
Miss Lucille Holdridge OF Talent
was guest of Rev. and Mrs. NJ c
Reed of Scenic Drive for few days
the latter part of the week.
Electricity works rain or shine,
Just the same. Studio Ashland uses
It SOL
The women at the University of
Oregon are at work on what will
probably be one of the greatest Ser
vice" flags in the west. 1t will
carry between $50 and 400 stars and
each star indicates former student
in the armed service OF the United
States. When completed Il will be
displayed from the marble pillars
across the entrance of the admins
tration building.
Dull days have no terrors for Stu
dio Ashland Do 1t today. 56-l
Mayor Lamkin vouches for the fol-
lowing item: While Mike Rappolee
and John P. Henry were cutting wood
up near Siskiyou one day last week,
twig from a falling tree caught in
Rappolee's beard and gathered it up
in such a manner as to tear the skin
and beard from the entire side of his
face. Alarmed at his partners pre-
dicament and using extraordinary
presence OF mind, Henry killed a
chicken, Immediately skinned it and
slapped it on Rappolee's face, feath-
ers and all. II accomplished the de-
sired results, as 1t is growing fast,
but he has feathers on one side Of his
face and whiskers on the other. The
mayor says he wants to shave but
doesn't know what kind of a razor to
use.
More photographs are used as
Xmas gifts each year. There's a
reason. Studio Ashland. 56-1
Mrs. James Rudd is Ill with la
grippe at her home on Liberty street.
J. L. Greenwood's daughter and
little granddaughter, who have been
visiting at his home for several
weeks, have returned to their home
in Grant county, about sixty miles
from Heppner.
New milch COW is wanted. Jersey
preferred. H. H. Leavitt, 440 Chest
nut street. 56-1t'
Eugene Carpenter left Saturday
evening for Texican, Texas. where he
goes to take government position.
He has been working as soil sur
veyor since his graduation at Corval-
lis, and is sent to different localities
where his services are most needed.
For first-class auto service phone
Hotel Austin. Seven-passenger car.
55-tf
Ivan O'Donoughue, who has been
working in the telegraph service at
Fort Stevens for some time. was re-
Gently recommended to the wireless
course and has gone to school OF
enlisted specialists at Fort Monroe,
Virginia, where he will take three
months course. Should he pass the
examinations at the expiration Of
that time he will be appointed as a
radio sergeant at some wireless sta
tion.
Edwin R. Mccormick, son of Mrs
E. T. Merrill of this city and we'll
known Ashland boy, who is taking a
law course at Yale University, re-
Gently won the championship in ten
mis- at that institution. Mr.. McCor-
mick has national record as a ten
mis- player. When young boy he
won the championship at the Long
Beach, CAL, high school, and later
the championship at Los Angeles,
where he was Q student at the Uni
versity of Southern California. He
also won the championship Of Oregon
at a tournament at Multnomah.
Remember we handle glass. Car
son-Fowler Lumber Co. 1t
! Miss Madeline Silver, who Is teach