Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-11-24

was completed Saturday and the
mules laid off. Last night Sc head
were shipped to Lathrop, Calf, to
be used on work on the right of way
by ths Southern Pacific. Eighty I
head are to be sent to Hornbrook for
the same work. Eight head will be
kept at the dam. m.--Grants Pass Cou-
rler.
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Guests from the state of Wash
ington in Ashland over night stop
ping at the Hotel Austin are Charles
Null and wife and Miss Marguerite
Null OF Centralia; Mrs. Elaine S.
Cooke and W. S. Knight of Spokane.
Other guests from the northern part
of the state are j. P. Richardson, W.
R. Thomas and Mrs. Pauline Moore
Riley OF Portland, ]. S. Dusenbury
of Salem, F. L. Hiffren of Eugene.
At the intercollegiate contest held
last week at the Northwest Livestock
show at Lewiston, Idaho, the Ore
gon Agricultural college student live
stock judging team were winners.
Raymond Badger, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. Badger OF this city, was
one of the judges on the winning
team.
l Miss Ethel Montgomery arrived
in Ashland yesterday from Idaho and
will spend the winter with her broth
er, Frank Montgomery. who has been
In the employ of the Southern Pa
ciflc company duling the past sum
mer.
Hotel Columbia guests are W. E.
Barker of Seattle, Jas. 0'Donnell
and +. 4. Heath OF Alaska, W. b.
Erickson of Siskiyou.
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Street Commissioner C. w. Fraley
and wife expect to leave the fore
part of next month for an extended
trip through California. At the meet
ing OF council last night Mr.. Fraley
asked for leave of absence from
four to six weeks, beginning Decem-
ber 4, which was granted.
Mrs. S. L. Allen is expecting the
arrival of a guest this afternoon, Mrs.
Ida A. Taylor OF Milwaukee, Wis,
who will spend the coming year in
Ashland. Mrs. Taylor was visitor
to this city several years ago and
has been anxious to return.
O. L. Clement of Danvllle, Ark, is
stopping at the Hotel Austin while
in Ashland Other guests there in
clude B. II. Williams and f. Kower
of San Francisco, C. d. Bartlett of
Berkeley and f. o. Woodruff OF Los
Angeles.
Paul Williams, former well
known Ashland young man, is visit
ing friends in this city, after spend
ing the past two years in the east.
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Sentence was imposed yesterday
upon the men convicted of the hold
up of the freight train at Siskiyou,
by Judge F. NJ. Calkins. The heaviest
penalty was meeted out to d. Fl.
Bearks. held TO be the ring leader
of the gang, who was given a SEN
tence of IL years. Clarence E. Nc
Dade was given a sentence OF IL
years and D. II. 'McGlown 10 years.
All three are under rs yearsof age.
C. L. Hanson was business vis-
itor to Medford today.
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Mrs. Margaret Dill has fine write
I'D in last Sundays Portland Journal
OF Miss Alice Robertson, the newly
elected woman congressman from
Oklahoma. Miss Roberts is per-
sonal friend of Mrs. DILL as she has
counted her among her friends since
her girlhood.
A party of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company consisting
of r. F. Carpenter, James Evans, p.
F. Foley, f. L. Thomas and c. 7.
Small are in Ashland this week in
the interests Of their company.
John Pride, the colored man who
conducted the shoe shining depart
ment in the Henry & Costello barber
shop on East Main street, died this
morning at the county poor farm
where he had been taken week ago,
after a sickness lasting about six
weeks. No details of his burial have
been learned. He is survived by one
brother in Kentucky.
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Much excitement was created on
the streets this week by the appear
ance of both ID. Perozzi and Postmas-
ter +. ]. Kaiser shorn of their NOUS
taches. Whether this event marks
the payment of the traditional cleo
ton bet or not. both men appear
pretty well camouflaged by the dis
appearance of their hirsute adorn-
ment.
Ashland experienced the greatest
rainfall that has occurred here this
year during the past twenty-four
! houra Rain fell heavily all night and