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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-02

sales ana rentals. aside from Schultz
Park property. as being made by his
firm and he also states he viii an
nounce IN the near future tho clos
ing OF several hig realty deals
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-02

The Ida M Holland home at ss5
North Palmetto avenue. IN Seabreeze.
has been rented Tor the winter sea
Soa, through The K. L. Saith agency.
10 Russell Compton Jones. OF New
York city
Mr. Jones aad his father. General
JereS. L. S A.. retired. will arrive
aboM October Is. with his wife and
maid. being followed later by the son
and family
Airs. b r Hubbard. Of Ottawa,
Kansas. hes rented the Paxson hunga-
loss Il 2a1 North Ridgeuood avenue
fer The season
Mrs. Hubbard has alSead.- sak IN
Poss and with her are her
daughter. Mrs Phillipi. OF Mexir0 CITY
and her two children The rental WAS
made by r. L. Smith K company
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-02
FORMER SEN. CRANE DEAD

tcon1aged from page one)
Ihicago he was one OF the group that
the delegates when they
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-02

The Vatican possesses ane IL the
finest printing establishments N ire
Wcela
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-02

Sidewalk FIXTURES
|cf unique design and rare beauty are
shown here in splendid variety. For
Ehe iiving room. dining room. halls
|and bed rooms there are fixtures tina,
|wiil both AFFORD better light aud add
|1e the aftfsctiveness Of the sur
|roundinss. Come and see them. vi
|are sure Yen viii be much surprised
Rhat - attractive fixtures can b. had
ai such attractive prices.
nAyToNA ELECTRIC CO.
II. " NarSnara. slgr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
STATE LABOR FEDERATION
CALLED UPON FOE ACTION

Washington. July lS.-EXecutlve
councils Of state federations OF labor
were asked today by the executive
committee Of the American Fcderatlon
10 hold special sessions saturday. Az
ust :. to adopt measures for close CO.
operation with tho national committee
IN the political campaign.
The councils were asked especially
10 study the legislative records OF
measures Of interest to labor OF All
members of the SiXty-sixty congress
whose terms OF office expire March +:
These records recently were completed
hv The national committee and sent to
the state organizations.
SpeciaI conferences OF all labor or
ranizat tons in each OF the COMPRESSION.
al districts OF the country also were
suggested by the national commlltee,
hur no dates were fixed. The purpose
Of these conferences would be 10 pre-
pare for active campaigns in each con-
rreSs iOnal district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
STATE NEWS

juriinr,on--I.o,.l LODGES Of Odd Fell
,,r -. ,r,,'..,nn ~ =, now irmpie
ioMS Pri ''r .om,. NJ rI,rCha sr9 a
a.. g.; en- ~" ~ ,b.. Sic Of ,hc new
i"t t"r S-'''"' LOT 'he S''' VI '"'
nom. s, - ~ rora c-,r,o, ,,.
,,'',,,,'c, ~" c,nLid,rv for
l"rhGi ms amount rs Is, c4r' r Ma ~
ia" h'plpIltan nHl".ia ,i",i 80, Jm"r com.
~" nov m'hr''"hlh iuut' lai a,,nt,,s y
pl"inE IaNi3r "nH hhIo"u! 80 ms
Il. Waugh ,l'ucMmhIHi"n ,nr mo I;c
announce ms cn tn in rGf ~" Of The
puh!t.nh ",','",.iCn ~. ,rc,iI comnris.
new t"It'"'h JuG,o,"I ~ ih do,rticti
ing PShur anu i'"t.u"'t' go. co,,
Faitin"niLE ~, "n,''i' ac,or NJ Wrs,
mahd'r "l IN" .Ni'tr'',t r ' Ir,c Tor
NirE'n'a: Is mak'mS n nb;nb wiIl he held
III" state c3nychli"h "n'' 81, W.. ",d %
At l'arE'fShurS. august %: $40 az" t,,s
II is expected Iha' anIu' I'-'' ''' NV
Serylre men VII d'.tn" --,,,zo
falfInoht-tlahA LOT '"r -ot,",,,nrt
tlon OF Sthl" M'ue wv ~ LINN. = 70
nnit. 10 d" Know as NV TTottrr.
ncinF "rranScd ny II T:;i.orsit,
ErrsId, u, OF "rS' - T Ingn,bc- iea1inc
NE WV s,' 20" for nt,hlir well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
!kTE5G44n3f4|[1I1T5sliEE553A i511'a
| WELCOME |

homo after oe:rg n Washington. d c..
where ne arranged TO have hearing IN
connection with the census hSures OF
Greater Wheeling
W. J. Lukens. Iewe.cr Of this city
underwent an operation Of the foot Tor
blood POISONING on saturday night az
his home N LCnoX Mr.. LukcnS mad
been suffering with this malady Tor
several weeks. and recently suffered a
relapse. ne,cssltaung tho operation. DIT
W. \ Cracrail. Jr. Is the attending
physician.
Gurus II. Srriagcr. son OF Mr.. AMI
Mrs walter springer Of the Out-the'
PIKE district vii leave shortly fol-
: .a5a...A waere nc WIZ assume the du'
:Ies as state aGcat for Chicago. bust
Tess t~rl VT. springer VIII make his
headquarters IN BIRMINGHAM" H' IS n
graduate Il the Nest Virginia Wesleyan
institute.
Robert Beans -! Peasant Valley. who
received u fractured leg IN recent at
tumobile accident. VA. undergo slight
operation a. the Onto Valley General
hospital ;h.S morning.
Nat r Fran" II MonEontown. wh1
,rort sSvcra! days IN th!S city on bus!-
u,s.. ~ returned 10 his HON"
Mr.. and Mrs l.. EEElc.t"n 81 Aurora,
ohio stopped IN this "'iI yesterday
on motor trip OF IN" Cr>i
pr. George H!ll aft"r pending III"
weekend with his wife and children i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

Buckeye Lake. has returned TO his homo
on .thc North Side.
Mr. and Mrs II. w. Taylor Of Youngs-
town. after visiting friends in this clt%
for few days. have returned 10 their
home.
Mrs. Willis Baughman and daughter
# III" North Side. are visiting relatives
ut Canton. O.
Mr.. and Mrs e J. Scmrdt Of Toledo.
O., are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Golden OF Pitts
burSh. have returned home after q visit
with friends in this rlty.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. l., Johns Of Columbus.
O.. who arc on motoring trip or the
east stopped IN this city Yesterday.
MISS Lizzie Buzzard haS returned n
her home IN Cameron. ". Va. after II
visit with friends here.
II. T. Cook Of Akron. o. after spend
ing few days here locking after bust
ness matters. loft for his home
Miss Bessie Glass and brother Iaus
Glass. have returned to their HON" III
Wells burg after visiting friends here,
Mrs. F1ossie Strcklin has returned
r. her home on Euffalo Cr"ck after
~1endtng several days visiting frlenc"
Miss Maztr Brown after spending
several days here. has returned To her
home in Mingo Junction.
Cecil Wells has returned !" his home
in WcllShurS after VISIT win tTl'nu4
IN tho city.
Walter McAdams. general manager OF
the Mannington Leader. was Il visitor IN
the city Yesterday looking after III" in
;orcsts Of his paper
Harry Dairy al Indiana street 81
and returned IN the city yesterday after
spending two weeks IN m" Canadian
wilds whore h enjoyed . vacation.
James T. Warren Of Racine" Wis. =
spending several da|s here on hi& wa?
to New York CITY
n + Rchrcue VIII leave tonight for
ParXrrshurr 10 attend the stat" meet
!r= =" the E"puhii"an executive com
m!'tc".
Miss Catherine Burt. OF East McCo!-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

loch street. is spending a few days NJ
Pittsburgh. Pa. the guest Of relatives
and friends.
Edward Eikcy. well known mororman
on the Out-thc-Pikc line. OF the Wheel
Ing Public Service company. Is Impr",-
ing 1T his home = Elm Grove, whcvs'
he has been von3Hcd with illness.
Mrs. True Mounts of III" East End.
, Is improving very NICELY At the Nor.n
Wheeling hospital. following an opera
ton.
Miss Tnarl Giles Of Elm Heights.
Elm Grove. IS confined to on" "f the
Pittsburgh. Pa. hospitals. where she
underwent an operation.
James Hartley OF Dover ohio. re-
turned TO his homo yesterday after
spending few days here tho guest If
relatives
Walter B. Connolly Of Cameron, W.
Va. Is spending a few days here the
guest Of relatives and friends.
G. H Hazlctt Of Warren. OHIO. left
rnS tho past week tn" guest of his SIS
ter Mrs. Walter Burt Of MI. De Chan
David Martin or tho National Tube
company. left Yesterday for Denver.
col. where Il" Will spend several weeks
Vacation.
Miss Mary Murphy Of tho Western
| Union Telegraph company. was called
: To Cambridge. OHIO. last night on a.
count Of the serious illness Of a rcla-
tive.
Or Charles II. Kccsor Of South Chap
Inc street ana family have gon" 20
Atlantic city for TWO or three weeks
vacation
Mrs Nelson Whitaker. who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. {. Whitaker. has
returned "a her home at Portsmouth.
Miss Mary McNally OF Rem Avon.
Pittsburgh. will arrive IN Il few days TO
be tho guest OF her sister. Mrs. John
Math:Son
Frank F.hrhart returned StturdaN
from CadlZ. OHIO where he No. ca lied
Ivy the death OF his father whose funeral
took place on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
REPORTS OF BERGDoLLS
RECAPTURE NOT TRUE.

Philadelphia. Pa. July ls.-Widely
circulated reports Of the capture of Gro
YER {. BcrgdolI. convicted draft dodSer,
who escaped from army officers here
Nav Il. were denied to-day by govern
mci.t agents IN charge OF the search TOT
he fugitive. Newspapers received tele-
nhona messages from city hall here last
night that Bcrgdoll had been captured
N an Atlantic City Motel. Ctrcumstan.
etial details with the names Of two well
known department Of justice agents be-
ing given. Efforts are being made 10
run down the oriGinators OF the fa!se
reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
UNvERITIED REPORT
OF PIKE MANS DEATH

Persistent hut unveriiied reports were
heard last night in The city and outline
pike district. to the effect that William
Chambers prominent retired business
man Of Elm Grove. had died carly sun
day morning. al Florence. Wis. Rcla-
tivcs II Mr. Chambers and his attorney
MIR Joseph Handan. had not received u
message ~ his death and II is not
known whore N" report originated
MIR Chambers is seriously III At Flor
enCr where he went from New York
several weeks ago His wife and IN
FAINT daughter are with hun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
KIWANIANS RETURN
FROM CONVENTION

Members Of the Wheeling Kiwanie
Club returned last night from the first
annual state convention held at Charles
ton Friday and Saturday. and report 4
most Interesting and highly enjoyable
trip James \. Dyson. o: wheeling. was
elected lieutenant governor. Succeeding
Mr. Julian G.. Hcarnc, also Of tins city.
l. y Frantz OF Huntington. was elected
district governor. succeeding II Il
StHpp. Of Charleston. Huntington was
selected as the convention city for next
year
The following were among the Wheel
ing delegates;
Julian o. Hearne. James H. Beans. Or
10 ". BurdatS. Douglass Was. 6. J.
Barry. James Dyson. " l.. Smith. l.. L.
Garrett. II. Richard Markell. John r Ar
benz. s. \. Dunning, "Rube' Robinson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
AisSdanNeS


\, the PRESBYTERIAN church Of West
Liberty. the ladies' II the church VIII
give n lawn fele tomorrow evening ~
very interesting program viii he given
and there will he many good things 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
Camping Party

I \ Camping part! Wh!CN r'turN"d IaNt
week from the cheat river n II" .i!!c-
! Chen, mountain district. was made up
, Of several pcoplo from here lntlud'nS
| MIR. and Mrs.A. II. UuhlitIcN. Roy Rau-
/ man and Mss Virginia Bauman, their
! guests. Of Pittsburgh. and Scvera! 9th
:crs. The party eNp""' 10 return tn" ilrSt
"fih" month for another camping eNp"d :.
{ itIur up the cheat TNcr. Mss Maud
! Hopson. &C Wc>tGHid. y. Y. VII. nTrN"
icIrly n IN" month - :" n" guest Of
! Mr.. H"hl!tGcIl and she w!u accompany
M n,ri\.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
Dancing Party IT weusburg

.r>S tonight a; WCllSburE :" Il arE:
number of the Young pcopl" AZ dane
ING rartv which viii l." gwen ia honor
Of her Bible Class which Is composed OF
eleven Young men. ;wo Of whom. las
RAUL and Arch Jacob Will l"aN" ms
week for EuroDc with n party OF WASH
,nSlou and Jefferson COIleE" students.
who will be accompanied by Professor
+ Weir % the college. tn" EounS
men will rnviIn their girl friends Three
Young ladies from Wheeling. ElI&aheih
Hubbard. Miss Frances Wood and Mss
V."-.nla Harper viii be among iho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

! Mrs Chas T.. MtuI0m VIII be hostess
! on Wednesday evening a. her home on
! McColloch street. i'll honor OF Miss
! Ehca ManIOn. who's" Wedding TO M
! next month. TN" party w:i! be a mis-
cellaneous shower. and there Will be
| charming gifts presented to N" horror
1 guest Those who will be present VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
D;nner n. welcome Inn


There were several small dinner par
ties at the Country club lat night
among which Wis that given hE Mrs
C. II. simpson. who entertained d party
OF twelve.
There Will b" two lunchCors given to-
DAY. Mrs. James Beans acting aS hos
tess To Il party nf eight and Mss agnes
Wilson entertaining party Of t"c.Np
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
NEW ORCHESTRA
DIRECTED BY
WHEELING MAN
! Tho Emerson Novelty Orchestra, or The
Kelley Orchestra, Directed BY
Former Wheeling Man
Made An Excellent Impression at tho
Country Club Saturday Night ana
It's Fame Is Spreading

/ Tho Emerson Novelty Orchestra If
! PittshSfSh. IA. appeared at the country
! Cluh<Sn Saturday night and two or inc
ms%bcrs were at once recognized as
old time favorites in Wheeling. one OF
! the members is Wilbur NJ Kelly VINO
for years held clerical position WIN
: the Whitaker CilcSsner company ana was
manager and leader Of the orchestra al
the Manhattan plant.
Another member VOL known in
Wheeling is Wayne X. Emerson who IS
a past master as a zylophone player ana
performer on the trap drums and VINO
was for some time with the Court the-
later orchestra.
Others Of this musical organization
are Domin!ck CortCz. piano and accord
! ION: QucrIno Dc Frances Of Akron. "h"
! is specialist on several instruments
iand Miss Helen kraGcr Of SteuhcnNiile'
: piano.
The appearance at the Country club
I Of those musicians before the Satur-
day night crowd was an event and inc
! Emerson Novelty orchestra literally
, played the program out and then played
| themselves out IN answering cncoreS
/ Wilbur NJ Kelly. known locally as
! on, Of the best v.ol.nistS that Wheeling
, has ever produced. stated last evening
| that the orchestra IS booked during me
| coming season at many points IN IN"
Fast IN fact it's fame had gone out
! from Pittsburgh in such a manner thai
| the organ zation VIII not he able 10 APP
pear at all OF the dates that they nave
| been asked 10 FIJI.
/ SATURDAY night was heir initial AZ
: prarancr IN Wheeling as an organization
and they Will appear herr frequently.
Dinner "a Welcome Inn
! Nh Woodward TranZhcIm entertained
AZ Welcome Inn LOydsvlllc. u small
dinner party as a compliment 10 Mr..
and Mrs Allen Bowie who returned
last week from an eastern honeymoon
i His guests VINO motored gu; were M
and Mr.. Allen Bowie. Nj. and Mrs Ed
win Bowie and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Eazlctt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
About People
Movements Of Individuals To And
From The City,
At TIE HOTELS.

xre1ur-F. y. Vance. Mann:AEton: K
pvan E,kins. John StorHA Ne"
Warc!nsvtne: = Dietrich. F4'rnont
Grand centraI-E. Y. Hartford Cam
.-on, +. c. Rose. Mason city
starnm-Paul Eioin, cameron
Rogora-C. =. cary. Fa.rmont. l. q
Me-ryrnan CadlZ. @
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

Mss Sarah Pr.tchard. OF South EoE
p--b,on Pa 70 spend 8 tw" weeks
vacauen visiting relatives.
Harry DAVIS. to5:asr;y AS SsSC Lao
Press operator a: Wheeling VINO ~, Mas ;
b.eo n New York FOR several weeks was
in the city scvraI hours yesterday. "h@e
on ms way 70 Z2aesv.l!a where ne w.i
DO operator Eor another i"cS9 aSSoo'@
ION
Among u, wne-.tnI people wao drove
~vsr &c speud s~~srr-' cayS e. mo aa UP
nv Club lAH W., "er ere. u" NJ Jaspe-
SIv-. ~ cor l'AN:A and party
ioa. Ear ~. Ogleeay IS Il! al MS
TItst Grace C.,Ttcr Is :adl.posed ~ her
home ~ Tr!adelphia.
= II Neigh. 'rai&, manager % m, ne
Wheeling Chamber It commerce. .r''
Satlrciar afternoon C"r Pittsburgh. MI
Nelrh c\oec'> - >p""d he week visiting
trends r. that Ky
Harr, +. Corcoraa manager 81 tn"
Chamber II Commerce. has returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

Mrs W n McLaln was tn" hostess
=. an informal luncheon ~ her HON" N
the MCI.aln apartments last FRIDAY.
Jus, a few close friends were present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
Dinner MT Fort Henry

Mr. and Mrs George Hannah or Kirk
! wood entertained several OF the friends
Of thor daughter. Miss Harriet Han
nan. at The Fort Henry club Friday
| nigh: The party attended N" circus
| following dinner. Th"S" WI" ""r"
! present at the party were
| MIR and Mrs GeorG,MisS Palmer. Of
! Hannah Brooklyn. y Y
! Mr. and Mrs. Will Mr.. James Mcclure
| linn Windsor Mr. Rollln Ralston
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-04

through the center of Ashland, plac-
ing it on the direct line of automo-
bile travel up and down the Pacific
Coast. Tens of thousands of tour
lists pass through Ashland by rail
or road every year. We might also
state that both Medford and Grants
Pass to the north are alike favored
with the advantages of this highway
This makes Ashland with its other
qualifications, one of the most access
ible resort cities in the United States,
reached by the visitors with ease and
comfort. This is a factor in Ash
lands growth into great watering
place.
Ashland is essentially a home city,
the majority of its citizens having
been drawn to ii because of desira-
bility as a place OF permanent resi-
dence 1t has all the advantages of
moderR municipality, in addition
to its natural advantages in the way
of healthful climate and ideal sur
roundings. The city itself is beauti-
ful, and broad, well paved and light
ed streets, pleasant homes with their
flower-bedecked gardens, green
lawns and wealth of foliage present
a most pleasing appearance. Fine
schools, public library. a splendid
armory, churches, hospitals, and at
tractive stores add to its metropoli-
tan aspect.
The charm of the country sur
rounding Ashland will long be re-
membered by the visitor, for the
beauty and variety of its scenic at
fractions cannot fail to make an i'm
preston upon him. Nesting in foot
hills of the Siskiyou mountains at
an elevation of 1000 feet above the
level of the sea, the city is located
where every prospect pleases. !"
South Of the city, at the head of
beautiful Ashland canyon stand Mt
Ashland and Mt. Wagner, their
snow-capped peaks glimmering in
contrast with the exquisite blue Of
the Southern Oregon sky. To the
north and east across charming
vista of fruitful orchards and fields
of waving grain, roll the foothills of
the great Cascade range, rich in their
coloring. To the west stretches the
Rogue River valley, dotted with or
chards and pleasant homes, present
ing an enhancing picture. No mat
ter in which direction one looks from
Ashland there may be seen things
that delight and charm those who
love nature and enjoy her handiwork.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-04

Mrs. Marcia Foster Silsby, a for.
meS resident of Ashland, died in Los
Gatos, Calf, January 10, 1920. The
deceased had lived in Ashland foi
eight years, and her husband, the late
Albion w. Silsby, died here July /,
1915. The following year Mrs. Sils-
by went to Los Gatos to make her
home near her daughter, Mrs
Charles B. Boragdon.
Funeral services took place Mon
DAY, January ~, from the First
Methodist church of Los Gatos, and
interment was made in the family
plot beside her husband, whose re-
mains had been removed there from
Ashland.
Mrs. Silsby is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Charles B. Bragdon
of Los Gatos, Calf, and Mrs.
Charles R. Hayes of Seaside, Ore,
also six sisters and two brothers in
Maine and Massachusetts.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-04

Frank Jordan presented an idea
which met with hearty approval on
the part of the Commercial Club trus-
tees Tuesday evening. Mr.. Jordan
original idea was to promote the CO.
operation of Jackson and Siskiyou
counties in erecting huge arch at
the Interstate line between Oregon
and California. Following discus
sion it was decided that the matter
was of decidedly statewide import
and that the two states rather than
the two counties, should erect the
monument. The Ashland CONNER
cial Club is taking the matter III
with the Oregon State Chamber OF
Commerce.
The plan would include dedication
OF the arch when the christening
OF the Pacific highway takes place
this summer. Present plans for this
latter ceremony include only cere-
monies at the Canada
line, at the Washingotn-Orego lire
and at San Francisco, with none al
the Oregon-California line.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-04

dition, and so many other families
have not this happiness. As for our
selves, we have no complaint to
make; we have the same happiness
Our only boy has come back after
three years
81 have to thank you for myself
and for my daughter, who is twelve
years old, of the little remembrance
you sent us. She was happy TO re-
ceive a souvenir from America.
q hope that you viii give us again
some Of your new, which always
makes US happy. ! have to tell you
we have made lots of good wine. !
would like to give you a taste, but
you are too far away. / can always
hear you say tout de suite Tout de
suite parter, Maman, Papa"
You know the captain who was
married at the mill (Moulin) has re-
turned from America and is at Pont
Ia villa.
Il am closing my little letter kiss
ing you very affectionately, also your
family that have never met. Think
ing always of you:
MAMA AND PAPA
"Of France. "
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-04

A meeting of delegates from Jack
son and Josephine counties gathered
in Medford yesterday afternoon TO
consider what should be done for
the preservation of fish in the
Rogue river. The meeting was large
ly attended by sportsmen from all
over the valley, and Ashland was
well represented by a number OF
men who have the welfare of South
ern Oregon at heart.
The bill proposed by the Clack-
amas County Fishermen's Union to
be presented at the November elec-
tion was considered and discussed at
length at this meeting. A resolution
was adopted to the effect that it
would be advisable that this meas
ure should pass, for the reason that
many streams in the state empty into
the Pacific ocean or into the Co
lumbia river, at the outlet of which
commercial fishermen are practical
ly denuding the streams to such an
extent that the inhabitants up these
styeams are deprived of the benefits
of them.
The idea that the country at the
mouth of the river can regulate for
itself the control of the fishing Of
the streams would, according to the
understanding Of the delegates at
this meeting, virtually give the coast
counties an absolute monopoly of the
fish in any stream, to the detriment
of the interior counties.
The matter OF the protection Of
fish in the Rogue river was taken
up at length. A resolution was
adopted to prepare a constitutional
amendment regulating fishing in the
Rogue river and limiting the method
VI VdNSHlhS llau ny EOOh anu lNt
only. 1t is deemed that in measure
Of that kind many more persons
would be employed in fishing than
are employed by the canneries at the
mouth, and the benefits by using this
method would fall to a greater num-
ber of individuals.
A committee was appointed to draft
the proposed constitutional amend
ment to cover the above matter which
will be submitted to a mass meeting
to be held in Medford at an
early date. Jackson and Josephine
counties are unit in the method to
be pursued.