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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-20

Circle G his prisoner. Seeing him lie
there unconscious on the floor of the
Jack of Hearts, II had come to him
In flash that he might hold him and
force REIMBURSEMENT of the Del Orc
claim. His disappearance would ex-
plain itself If the rumor spread that
he was the w. Il S. express robber.
Cass had done IL to save himself from
the ruin of his business. but already
he had regretted 1t fifty times. Threats
could not move Luck In the least. He
was as hard as iron.
So the sheepman found himself be-
tween the upper and the neither mill
stones. He could not drive his pris-
Oner to terms and he dared not release
him. For II Cullison went away IN
pledged he would surely send him to
the penitentiary. Nor could he hold
him prisoner Indefinitely. He had
seen the personal" warning In both
the morning and the afternoon papers.
He guessed that the presence of the
ranger. Bucky O'Connor, In Saguache
was not chance. The law was clos
Ing In on him. Somehow CullisOn must
be made to come through with re-
linqulshment and pledge not to
prosecute. The only other way out
would be to let Blackwell wreak his
hate on the former sheriff. From this
he shrank with every instinct. Fen
drick was hard man. He would
have fought II out to a finish II nee
essary. But murder was thing he
could not do.
"Price OF sheep good this week?"
Cullison asked amlably.
81 didn't come here to discuss the
price of sheep with you" Fendrick
spoke harshly. "Are you going to sign
this ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Luck's face showed placid sur
prise. "Why no, Cass. Thought /
mentioned that before"
You'd better" The sheepman's
harassed face looked ugly enough for
anything.
Cant figure 1t out that way"
you've got TO sign II. BY c.,
you've no option"
"No?" Still with pleasant incre-
dulity.
'.rhink I'm going to let you get
away from here now? You'll sign and
yOu'll promise to tell nothing you know
against u.s."
Luck's answer came easily and light
ly. my friend, we've already dis.
cussed that point"
you won't change your mind2"
"Your arguments don't Justify 1t.
Cass."
The sheepman looked at him with a
sinister significance. Good enough.
I'll bring you one that will Justify II
muY prOntO."
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-20
CHAPTER VI.
cass Fendrick Makes a Call.

Kate was in her rose garden super
intending the stable boy as he loos-
ened the dirt around the roots Of some
of the bushes. She had returned TO
the Circle C for day or two TO give
some directions in the absence of her
father. Buck aud the other riders
came to her for orders and took them
without contempt. She knew the cat
tie business, and they knew she knew
IL. To man they We're proud of her,
OF her spirit, her energy, and her good
looks.
The rider who cantered up to the
fence, seeing her in her well-hung
corduroy skirt, her close-fittlng blouse,
and the broad-rimmed straw hat that
shielded her dark head from the sun,
appreciated the fitness of her sur.
roundings. She. too. was flower of
the desert, dellcately fashioned, yet
vital with the bloom of health.
At the clatter OF hoofs she looked
I'D from the bush she was trimming
aud ut once rose to her feet. Beneath
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-20
CHAPTER v.
A Messane ln clnher.

While Kate listened 10 what Curly
had 20 tell her the dark eyes OF the
girl were fastened upon the trembling
little woman standing near the door.
"Do you mean that she is going to
let my father be killed rather than tell
what she knows2" Her voice was
sharply incredulous. touched with a
horror scarcely realized.
Il don't know anything about IT,"
the harassed woman iterated.
whats the use of saying that when
we know you do? And you'll not get
out OF It by sobblng You've got to
talk, You've got to tell-you've just
got TO-" Kate Insisted.
The little woman shrank before the
energy Of passion so vital. No
strength was In her to fight But she
could and did offer the passive resist
ance of obstinate silence.
Curly had drawn from his pocket the
newspaper found In the cellar. His
eyes had searched for the date line 10
use as cumulative evidence, hut they
mad remained fastened TO one story.
Now he spoke imperatively.
Come here, Miss Kate. believe
this Is message 10 u.s."
"A messenger
From your father, perhaps"
How could Il be-"
II found the paper In the cellar
where he was. See how some of these
wo. Us are scored. Done with a finger
nail, looks like"
This was the paragraph upon which
his gaze had fastened, and the words
and letters were scored sharply as
shown below. though In the case OF
single letters the mark ran through
them instead Of underneath, evidently
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-20

free her to lead the pack of the law
to his hiding place. On the other hand
IL Culllson thought they intended to
keep her prisoner he would have to
compromise. He dared not leave her
in the hands Of Lutte Blackwell. Fem
drick decided to take a chance. At the
worst he could turn them both free
and leave for Sonora.
"All right I'll take you to him.
But you'll have to do as I say"
"Yes." she agreed.
You've got to persuade Luck to
come through with an agreement to
let go of that Del Orc homestead and
to promise not to prosecute us. He
won't do II to save his own life. He's
got to think you come thare as my
prisoner. See? He's got to wrestle
with the notion that you're in the
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-20

mot your friends this time, Mr.
Sheriff" Blackwell jeered.
II get a stay of execution. do n"
The cool drawing voice OF the cattle
man showed nothing of the tense feel.
ing within.
lie resumed his seat and the reading
Of the newspaper. Presently, To the
man that came over the threshold he
spoke with casual nod.
Morning, Cass"
Fcndrick mumbled surly answer.
The manner Of ironicaI comradeshlp
his captive chose to employ was more
than an annoyance. TO serve his ends
1t was necessary to put the fear OF
death into this mans heart. which was
II thing lie had found impossible to do.
The logic OF circumstances was drv-
Ing the sheepman into corner. He
had on impulse made the owner Of the
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-20

power Of the damnedest villain that
ever went unhung. I mean Blackwell.
Let him chew on that proposition
while and see what he makes of It."
She nodded, white to the lips. LET
us go at once, please" She called
across to the corral: Manuel, saddle
the pinto for me. Hurryl"
They rode together through the
wind-swept sunllt land. From time to
time his lazy glance embraced her, a
supple, graceful creature, at perfect
ease In the saddle. What was IL about
her ssat drew the eye so irresistibly2
Prettier girls he had often seen. Her
features were Irregular, mouth and
nose too large, face a little thin. Her
contour lacked the softness the allure
that in some women was an uncon-
scious invitation to cuddle. Tough as
whlpcord she might be, but in her
there flowed 6 life vital and strong;
dwelt a spirit brave and unconquer-
able. She seemed to him as little subtle
as any woman he had ever met. This
dlrectness came no doubt from living
so far from feminine influences. But
he had feeling that IL man once
wakened her love, the instinct Of sex
would spring full-grown into being.
(This thrilling story will be con-
tinued in the next issue of The Rec
ord. A good serial story, selected
from the works of the best contem-
porary authors, will henceforth be a
regular feature Of The Record, and
will alone be worth the subscription
price of the paper. See that your
subscription is kept paid in advance,
and do not miss single number.)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-20

that no mistake might be made ms to
which was meant:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

en-. Tho two organizations VIII clash
tonight In the world series and all
y workers are urged 10 attend the
bis argument.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

leave clayton tho middle Of the week
Tor New York city Ia tlc interests
n the intorchurch. During his stay
tn the east be- will be- "a delegate TO
the Atlantic city convention ~ In
terchurch workers, which is scheduled
tic latter part % May.
r. 4. B|lnndey. Internal revenue cm-
psuyc, went TO Santa fo this morning
10 attend thc session ~ the federal
court
pts 1. = Peters and 4. q. shorilo
loft FOR -. Louis yesterday Co attend
the annual meeting Of the Nauouai
T-uhcrculoss association.
A.. 70. Gerc. 81 the department OF
jus lee. returned iavt night from
MAnsicw. ise reports that the rtu-
way strike was satisfactorily settled
five hours before his arrival FRIDAY
noon. My Grrc left for santa fc
his afternoon on business.
o. D. Robinson aud Leo crane re-
turned from several days motor trip
10 Jcmcz saturday nj ,hL Mr. Rob
iuson reports that the heavy frost of
Friday night totally blasted tac fruit
crops OF hat region.
j. u. crocker left Tor Roswell to-
George Alderman returned 20
Grants a. M.. this morning after
spending the week end here at hli
humo un South Walter street. lie iH
employed as -houkkceper Tor tnc Bond
Sargent company 90 Grants.
Marcus e.. DE- bact, uu attorney uf
Hernahllu. Is in tho city ON district
court matters.
Miss Gcrta Hale has taken the po-
sitlon ~ steuurrapaer in the law Of
flee OF a. a.. barnes, filling the place
OF Mrs. Evelyn ~ Conway. who has
gone o. Fl Fas0.
Narlco Frat4cis. OF ~Sebuycta. spent
the wock end IN this clty visiting
friends.
doe and Nariro lGAnosh, OF Bibe,
~. A., are Nisiuug with A. Michacls
In tais city.
4. g.. and William iuls1no, 81
Casa Blanca. are In town uu business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
WIFE N JAN. NOW
TO FIND WITNESS.

ST. LOUIs-Heinie Herman went
to East 81 Louis looking FOR q job
and left his wife here Tor two weeks.
Tie came back TO find she had a new
namc and hushand-Keily. Heinie
asked the prosecutor Tor a warrant
charging Mss Kelly. nee Herman,
with biEamy. The prosecutor ruled;
"A man can't appear In this action
against his wife" The lady was IN
carceratsd. however. and Herman
asked Kelly % prosecute. Kelly
wouldn't Herman's san looking for
some one who Will.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
Worlds Series Play
AT Y.M.C.A. Tonight

Although The total enrolment Of
the Y. n q. A has bee auEmcnted
BY i92 new members as a result Of
The ~memborahip drive last week "a is
expected that Inc world series this
evening VIII see the quota OF il4o
niird
me rivalry between the soliciting
Trans ihls week has been heated and
afronF hut ,odas's reports chow the
rrOukiyr Nationals. captnined by
wilson. icadinE the National league.
while fhp American league h. headed
.ns e.. VI. Siuckc's White o The
Brooklyn team has won six out OF the
seven memhcrship games. The hos
have taken five. out 81 a possible sew
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

An those In account with w. l..
BogrS, star grocery, are required to
settle their accounts In fun AZ once.
store nov open To- receive payments.
T.. n HOtt.E.
Administrator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
SHOE REPAIRING

Fine shoe Repairing. Cats raw and I. 7
Jacob Sander, 406 West Contra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
People You
Know
repairing. Qaickcl Aato %

ttnhsntor repairing. Qaickcl A1to 60
Mrs, Felix a. Lester and daughter
Miss Lorna Lester. have arrived from
California FOR q several mnnth's visit
with Mrs. Lesiers father. w. +. Met.
calf Mrs. Lester and daughter form
erly lived here. Miss Lester Is a vio-
iinist Of great talent.
Hastings VI. Shields OF Los Angeles.
who has spent the past week here.
left last night Tor Santa Re ON bust
ness.
J. H. Herndon. president Of the
state National bank. ieu yesterday
for Columbia. Mo-. whore he viii at
tend tho graduation OF his son i. n.
Jr.. from the University OF Missouri.
Mr. Herndon viii he "a guest OF Beta
Theta ~ fraternity OF which his son
Is president.
W. \. Goodiow. assistant general
livestock agent FOR the santa re lines
is In the city from Trinidad.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles =. Fishback
have returned to their home at Fort
hummer after a visit here.
Mrs Sue Dillon and son Jack, re-
turned this morning from Osowatomie
and other points in Kansas.
T. NJ. Prihhle. state adJuster FOR the
A. 7. a ;. y. is IN the city ON busi-
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G.. Reid have re-
p.ta o..,n, ~
--1 ., t.
1ta,a sa,l.. -. M.
\. n, ~, liz ~ I,,sfna
" @
,sst,a4 T., ~ ~ ~
He returned TO his home this after.
uuon-
Q J.. Rummei. OF Hatch. y NJ.
go - ~ al. y.,. asbo
' -" II
80. " 10 "P ~
Waiaor, ,,,o, L. ro,,-roa Sat.
urday ntyst s,o,, .g,,,s hy into
a.. - - III -. M
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u p.-,ou ~ thh., N.N.at 4
-, a ~ 80, 49,
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I" ~, 60 A.,
An.,auer,~s III. LII r.t,r, ~ 49,
hume ip Gsilup to.Iav,
En.i,, n ~ W5~i.y NJ tho l. =
naval ay.,,tion forces. n spendinr his
s,rie,sh - - 800. s.t,h NJ n,o,h
~ Nts %Jsnttie vyIgIsv 81 CO..
avenue. Eusirp Vyiriey arrived sun
dan morning n-om F.ort LYONS colo.
rado and nftW. hls LEAVE viii proceed
40 H,t snrinrs Art
" a. tIaIi nresidert Of Tho Nev
Mexico Normsi school nj silver civ.
v,s in Auhu1,crm,e iasi rigbt on hi.
~ ~ clovis am husinc.s 20 M In.
silfution.
IA win .. Coard. rafe expert Of the
.tate rorponuo, commissiou was IA
Inc civ ias, ntsht on mo Wv In
Deminr on official business
W. 4. tameron. popular santa Fe
traffic offirI,i mas returncd fo At
buuu,-ouc from El pnsp ana WIil
make his future h-eadUuarsers here.
John ~ March OF me state lana
offce spent v-esterdav In Albuaucrnuc
and viii 20 la los Lunts today 40
conduct , sale Of oil leases.
IA D. glbs,n or Rosxyelt a. "A visit
oI In A-ihuqneroue TODAY. Nj. Gibson
ia interested la OIL lands In the pecos
,au.v district. 3
Ntiss p,tsy wallace has returned
from a two weeks vacation which
WINS speni al pnsndena los Angeles
ana oiher Cauforni, points.
H.V Nt,r,t, fr,m Nt.e-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

Make your own RUTTERMuK
ftum kim BRAND pOWDEREn
WHOLE MILK. Phone or emil
iOs WEST CFNTRAI AVENUE.
SOUTHWESTERN Kiln COMPANY,
tsiarry J~uhnsnn's placc.l
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27
''NeVer Has TO
Call a Doctor
BatheS Internally

Mr. J. E. Mcneil, p. o. Box 217,
Globe, Ariz.. writes to the Tyrrell
Hygenic Institute:
81 have been using the j. b.
l.. Cascade for .he past twenty
five years and call II our cheap
family physician for the reason
that | have never had to call in
a physician to treat one of the
family. What a pity more OF the
human race are not acquainted
with the virtues OF the Cascade
in a family"
The 81. B. l.. Cascade" cleanses
the lower intestine its entire
length and keeps it always free
of poisonous waste.
Thousands testify that Consti-
patton. Indigestion, Stomach Trou-
bles. Biliousness. Headaches and
II the many serious troubles which
they cause are absolutely relieved
and prevented BY this Nature
Treatment.
Poley's Drug Store. II f. Main.
will be glad to show you the y.
B. L. Cascade" explain its sim
pie operation and will give You
free on request. an interesting lit
tie book by DR.. Chas. A. Tyrrell
OF New York. a noted specialist
on Internal Bathing for 25 years
I'm that city. Clip this out as
reminder to ask for the booklet at
your first opportunity
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27

Something for everybody! The
Southern Oregon Poultry associa-
tion to hold the biggest Poultry
and Pet Stock show ever held in
Southern Oregon. Farmers and
iruitgrowers to exhibit their
fruits, grains and dairy products;
merchants of Ashland to make an
dertaken in this vicinity.
taken in this vicinity.
The Chamber Of Commerce fos-
ters the project ana will appoint
full list of committees at a di-
rectors' meeting to be held Tues
day evening, October 26.
Representatives Of the South
ern Oregon Poultry association
met with a gathering of farmers,
fruit growers, dairymen and the
president and secretary of ASH
lands Chamber of Commerce on
Thursday. to consider the propo-
sition of holding the annual Jack
son county Poultry show in Ash
land this winter
Ernest Webb, OF Central Point,
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27

York taking instructions in piano
from one of the most eminent
teachers in that city. Miss An
derson spent last yeas in Port
land studying music.
Mrs. R. j. Luke, Mrs. Clara
Schidler and Mrs, William stump
were shopping in Ashland today
from Talent.
Walter Hash is back from his
ranch in the Dead Indian country,
where he had been spending a
few days this week. He states he
found six inches of snow in that
section when he arrived there last
Tuesday.
Mrs Louis Brown and Mrs. Rob
ert Purves we're Talent visitors
in Ashland today.
o @
Mrs. p. L. Adsit OF juneau, Alas
ka, who has been spending several
weeks in this city, the guest OF
Miss George Coffee, expects to
leave tomorrow for San Francisco
from where she will sail Tuesday
for Honolulu to spend the winter
with her sister. Mrs. Roy Burton.
Finley High, clerk in a bank In
Astoria, is spending his vacation
here this week.
Mrs. Perry Fuller of Jackson
vile, Fla, arrived last night and
will be a guest at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Robert Shaw, for
some time. Mrs. Fuller stopped
off in Seattle for ten days on her
way here to visit her sister. Mrs.
Earl Jones.
o 9
Rev. Phelps, the new pastor Tor
the Talent NJ. L. church, has ar
rived there with his wife and two
daughters and will assume his
duties Sunday. The family are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /. c. VIII
liams until they can get estab-
lished in a home OF their own.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27

Mrs. S. L. Allen closed the safe
yesterday of the George Hersey
property on Helman street to Les
ter D. Holloway. formerly of
Washington, but who has been liy.
ing in Medford for several weeks.
Mr.. Holloway and family will be
over and take possession of their
newly acquired property shortly,
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27


president Of the association, pre-
sented the plan, and it was en-
Enthusiastically received. Discus
sion of the matter elected the
idea Of enlarging the scope OF
this plan to make It a rousing biz
affair with room for everyone to
participate in a real winter show
such as Ashland has never under
taken.
Further information and detail
ed plans will be presented at an
early date.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27
LOCAL and PERSONAL
MONDAYS NEWS

MONDAYS NEWS
Mrs. Jay Terrill was up from
Talent Saturday afternoon, shop
ping at the Ashland stores.
o o
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 0. Helman are
home from visit with relatives
in Petaluma, Calf. They return
ed Saturday.
]. X. Wick came home Satur-
day from Pennsylvania, where he
has been spending the past year
with his sisters, who reside in
that state.
California has fifteen County
Y. NJ. C. A. organizations doing
strong work, through capable sec
retaries. Jackcon county can do
it, too.
Ralph Keever of Lebanon, Kas.,
a nephew OF Mrs. Wertz and Mrs.
Charles Neschele of this city, ar
rived on train No. SO, Saturday
evening and will spend some time
visiting relatives here.
Chief OF Police Hatcher and
Fire Chief Robinson were seen
TO make sneak up Ashland
creek today with 4 weeks supply
OF grub and a carload OF ammu-
milton. Some great hunting stor-
ies are sure to follow their re-
turn home.
Lieutenant Frank Moore has
gone to San Antonio, Texas, where
he has entered the regular army,
and will be identified with the
23rd infantry. Mrs. Moore has
accompanied her husband and will
make her home In San Antonio.
o @
Miss Bertha Weber, one of the
teachers in the public schools of
Medford, was an over Sunday Wis
itor at the Presbyterian manse.
Miss Weber was former friend
and parishoner OF Rev. Koehler's
church in Brownsville.
If your 1919 taxes have not been
paid-better pay this week and
save big fine.
A flock of 1900 sheep belong
ing to +. c. Bartlett CAME in yes
terday from below Eagle Point,
where they had been on summer
range. Four or five days time
was consumed in bringing up the
animals, and they arrived in good
shape.
The following people from the
'Tt's the Climate" city who were
mp Saturday, presumably TO wit
ness the football game between
the Grants Pass and Ashland
teams were: c. J. Bruman. Geo.
Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mar
garet Hair and Myron C.. Castor.
Hotel Austin guests are c. L.
Clercq and son, p. Langmail, W.
Davis of Seattle; C. +. Congletos
and wife of Chicago; E. A. Spen-
Ger and E. J. Farmer of San Fran
cisco: J. L. O'Connor of Los An
geles, and Orville Hill of Port
land.
F. T. Wilson and Bert Dennis
came in yesterday from a four
days hunting trip beyond Grizzly
peak. bringing with them two fine
bucks they had secured while out
in the wilds.
o o
II. A. Davis, wife and daughter
and T. A. Ross were week end Wis.
itors in Ashland from Port Or
chard, wash stopping at the Co.
lumbia.
The United States Civil Service
commission announces a postof-
flee clerk-carrier examination, to
be held on November I, 1920, for
the purpose of establishing an ell
igible register from which selec-
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27

cording to reports from that sec
tion, the cutoff walls are the first
work to call for concreting, but
the excavation is complete for the
piers and for the pavement upon
the river bed. A slab of con
crete a foot thick ia to be laid in
front of the dam for the water
to pour upon as 1t flows over the
structure to guarantee against the
action of the water undermining
the dam. A like pavement Will
also be laid back of the dam. The
six piers across the river are each
two feet in width and AZ feet long,
the long way being up and down
stream.
Medford will vote Monday, No
vember s, to raise the tax levy
of their school district. Accord
ing to the budget issued by the
school board S96,73O is required.
W. o. Dickerson, who was eX-
inected home last evening with his
bride, will not arrive until tomor-
row morning. Later word was
received by his family announcing
the change in his plans.
@ o
The funeral of little Lillian
Grace Davis, the six months old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Davis,
whose death occurred on October
20, took place this afternoon from
the home, with interment in the
Mountain View cemetery.
w. A. Shell has established a
nifty device in his nowly equipped
barber shop. This is an electric
safety razor blade sharpener, and
Is a most convenient adjunct to
his plant. The new machine grinds
six blades at a time
o o
While taking the work train
over the mountain yesterday, Con
ductor Walter Frulen and Engin-
Ger |. h. Dateman struck spike
deer with their engine near Stein
man. They Immediately slowed
down and with visions of a feast
of venison floating before their
eyes they hastened out Of the cab
to secure their prize, when, to
their great chagrin, as they ap-
/ preached the animal it suddenly
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27

bounded to its feet, leaped over
tho cowcatcher and disappeared
into the forest, none the worse for
its encounter with the engine.
The following left this morning
for Roseburg to attend the Older
Boys Conference IN session there
today tomorrow and Sunday
John o. Rigg, Roy Clary. Robert
Newton. Lloyd Crowson and John
W, Hoyt, Jr.
A. Sunday school institute Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will
take place in Medford, November
3 and 4, with DR.. S, A. Danrord.
district superintendent, presiding.
Prominent speakers will address
the sessions, and number OF
Ashland people arc expected to
attend,
8 o
d. l.. Austin, Of Honolulu, who
with his wife is touring this c0un-
try, and is spending Q few days in
Ashland while he makes short
hunting trips, came in last eve
ming with a five point buck which
he shot in company with Ben
Bowers, Jr,, out in the Neil creek
country.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-10-27

Word has been received from
Miss Margaret Anderson, former
teacher OF music in the city schools
and leader OF the Presbyterian
church choir, that she is in New