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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-27

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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hereby .lnnoune. my candidacy for
a.. .sH.....f ... ....s,.. d,
subject 10 tho cotton ~ tnc Democratic
primaries. and solicit lne active support
Of nll voters
W w. JOHN STON
The Corpu rnusu Caucr IN author
c1nddatc for the office oi Sheriff Of
.unc.f county, Texas iiu promises o.
eiccted GO feHrl"sHly and fithiuny iui.
gu ihr DUTIES 20 tnc Niic'.
hereb1 nmount my candidacy ior
recollection to the office ~ sheriff
unirc io thc action " the democratic
primaries.
Fi'ANh o. E'hlNS'N
! hereby announce my c,ndldaey for
precinct 10 consisting OF hoN'4 aqua
nulc", Banquettr hiVerside ana
Hunter subject to the action OF the
Democratic primaries.
BEN ID LEE
hereby announce ms cnnd idncy fpr
recollection 10 the office Of county
To- the action of the democratic prl-
marlos.
e G. WRIGHT
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hereby announce my candidacy for
COS Countv. subloct 10 the action Of tho
Democratic primaries 10 Dee held July
gath Your vote and Influence win b.
appreciated. MARY ~ uiEKS
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Leather handbag. eontWuins
MONEY aud waiting card AirH JOHN
Mcl,ae Aaundela Call phone dlb ito-
Vard.
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ron SALE one modern six room. 2
story house and one four room cottage
centrally 1catrd o. corner lot 'rlco
sa,5oo. Phone 30, Oliver Bird
FOH SALE one modern five room
house. centrally .ocated on corner lots
Price 81 $50 Toms. Phone 30
oliver Bird.
TO TRADE--Good auto and some cash
for or broom cottage. ESQ acres
near III iaao. Texas to trade Tor Cor
pus Christi property X a. Wood
Realty Co.
HOUSE ANTED-Wll pay cash if
reasonable. Martin. State HOlel
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FOR SALE room house. $500. On
Martin Plan Victor Martin Co, Chad
dick building
FOR SALE--rour room storm wrecked
cottage $1,000. Victor Martin co.
Chnddlck.
FOR SALE f'to com modern hun
galow. co apie'oiy furnished. heated
ON South Bluff pi!ce $3.50; ,erms
Phone 80 Oliver B,rd.
FOR sALr--ioO acres. 50 acres in Gull
tivatiOn. 4-roum frame house 400
acres. $50 acres in cultivation. has two
acts Of improvements Both " the
above tracts will be on the bent i'm
proved road in the county. and will b.
worth .l percent moro when the roads
are completed. II you want sure
thing 10 win pay TO Investigate these
two tracts n land j. a. Barnea.
FOR SALE Six room modern bunGa 81
low corinictely furnished. Located
ON extra .argo corner lot Thhi S..
South H'u Fr1nts paved street nrd
car line price s3.2af Terms Phone
80. olver Bird.
FOR SALE or Trade- Water 'front.'
lots iocal-d on .sorth Reach. r.uuD
80 Olives Bird
. REAL ESTATE WANTED have
cash hu,'rrs for flim land iu irr,s or
small tr.ets Or you want Co fci acr
roe at on e ul,or blrd 3ii stars ST.
FOR SAIE coz Tndc-A Two efory
4 brick store buiioins. located ln the
hrarl ~ .he city. VIII trade fnr fuu
COZ ranch land oliver Bird Corpus
Christi Texas
FOR SALE OR TRADE The north 80
acres ~ Block Is Close 20 roft'and
Tex Address O. T. Rcgestor Nurtpn.
Kana
Ns ACRES. eight miles SOUTH of
Rohstown uonr Potronilias school and
gin We'll locatcd FIFTY acres olc.l-
ed. balance easy 60 cisir Fenced good
well VIII sell small cash payment
long time on balance at percent n-
torest Write for particulars. Henry
Hagclsfcin owner san Antonio. Tex
as T.. @ BOX 9l3.
=
FOR SALE
Extra nice home on South Fluff
hardwood floors and huilf-in foa' ares
owners leaving cityt good time TO huy
G-room cottage cipsc iu ON bluff
4-room modern cottage on bluff
10000. good terms
Small house ga east front lot Chap
arral street gas garage. and garden
| owner anxious Geo sell
n n WOOD REALTY co
-Four room cottage ftcahy papore,
and painted 0n Railroad Ave. just
west Jewish cemetery a bargain
1850 acres black hog wanow imd
miles from city limits pn Browneyl.l'
road. riiCc and terms right
$50 acres 90 land ~ miir from cts
| limits psice 500 90 per acre
six room cottage ON Waco r'rnet
| Price s32lO0O Reasonable tcrns
200 acres. three miles Robstown ~
acres ia cultivation See ua FOR llcc
BALDWIN LAND COMPANY
ioe chnparral st Phone 90
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MISCELLANEOUS

tftlON~ H. --AsfAlN1OAJD
1EA.Ei. and sand for cement or CON
rrrie worh Apply 30 f. kohutsk
Thomnrion Tevus
nnrssmAKiNG-lsis Mussc,t ave.
roR SPnEfLLA Corscts can Mrs MI
cbaike $50.
FARMERS NOTICE
Why como back f6r ,our plnw work
day after tomorrow when our power
hammer 'lieks" them into shape right
now
NuEcEs MACHINE SHOPS
ATTENTION While attending nor
nal take your morls az tine state
cffc, state Hotel. opposite the post
office TWO blocks from the school
French cooking meal ticket
HAVE Curly HAIR
Permanent waved halr Transforms
the s'ruight striney hair 90 waves and
curb nf beauty shnmroog and llmp
weather cniF mako DC wHvc more Pore
fcotiF harmloss li't Beauty rrlor
MARRY ~ LONELY for results t.y
me' best and most successful "lnmo
makor' hundreds rich wish marriage
coon strictly confidential! most ie-
liable roars experience descriptions
ffco The successfnl Clh. Mrs
Bah Box 55G. Oakland. california.
KILL THE MOSQUITOES
Use Martins Sufo Death 20 Wrir
eHu @o usod anywhere. aatHfrtion
sunrntcod Keep toe Tiles of your
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LOST In city limits 3lx3l5 Goodrich
tire. tube and rim Tire cover come
pleie Mostly H. g. Gesdes Nurgos
Hotel
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usc caii'r ca. 'iled aia.
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hereby announce my candldacv toi
rc-,ucuol 90 thc Office ot County
Commifsiono Precinct 80. B. subject
to the ton of The democratic pr-
marlc1
A. r. WEIGH.
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FOR KENT

ROOMS ana Furnished apartments.
Colonial. Phone 1913.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

At a recent meeting of the
Southern Oregon Poultry associ-
alton, W. Z. b. Webb was chosen
as president to succeed Henry W.
Frame, who had resigned.
other business OF note at the
meeting was a change in the name
Of the association. This was done
in recognition of the growing im-
portance of the rabbit breeders
interests. As a result the word
rabbit" will be inserted in the
Eame and the association will be
known as Southern Oregon Poul-
try and Rabbit association.
A picnic is to be held this sum-
mer at Ashland creek canyon dur
ing ChautauQua week, at which
the rabbit breeders will celebrate
their advent. OF course, a chick
ell dinner and rabbit sandwiches
will be in order. All poultry and
rabbit men, their wives and sweet
hearts are to be cordially invited.
The date will be announced later.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

The Ashland high school base
ball nine iourneyed to Grants
Pass Wednesday and won the
opening game Of the season when
they trimmed the northern team
by q score of to 2. The game
was almost entirely free from er-
rors and "boners" and was a well
earned victory for the local boys.
Leo Finneran, Ashland's southpaw
twirler, held the Grants Pass
team to four scattered hits and is
credited with seventeen strikeouts
He started the fireworks for Ash
land in the first frame by, doub-
ling to left center field and was
advanced by Young's sacrifice to
third where he scored on an
overthrow. In the fourth inning
Captain "Deke" Bryant raped the
ball far over the left fielder's
head, cirC'ng the diamond on the
drive, thereby winning Mr.. For
sythe's two dollar bat for the first
home run of the season. Ashland's
infield worked like a machine and
the ball like veterans
while Young played a swell game
behind the bat. The Ashland
scores were made as follows;
Bryant 2, Finneran, Kaegi, High,
Selby.
The lineup: Young, catcher;
Finneran, pitcher schuerman
shortstop; Bryant, first baseman
Mcmillan, second baseman; Kae-
ai, third baseman; High, left field
center field; Ross, right
field.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
May Day Party

Miss Lydia Mccall was hostess
at a most charming May Day par
ty at her home at 153 Oak street
Saturday evening, in honor Of Miss
Helene Casey, who is visiting in
Ashland. The first of the even
ing was spent in playing 500, af-
ter which the guests were inyit-
ed to the large dining room in the
Wagner residence. Here they
found the room had been turned
into a veritable woodland, with
fir branches and pussy willows
grouped naturally in the corners
and along the walls. A May pole
was erected in the center of the
room, and the ladies of the COM
rany drew lots for the honor of
being Queen of the May. This
fell to Miss George Coffee, who
was crowned" and "robed' in
all the panoply of royalty, after
which the entire company danced
around the May pole. Tempting
looking baskets of luncheon
stood around in the woodland,
and the company fell to spread
ing the table cloths on the
ground" and laying out a regu-
lar picnic feast. After finishing
the good things to eat, the com
pany danced the Virginia Reel
ana other old-time figures in
keeping with the season. About
twenty were present at the party.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Local Institute

The local institute of the Ash
land teachers was held at the
high school gymnasium last night.
devotional exercises were conduct
ed by Rev. c. F. Koehler. The
audience was especially pleased
with a trombone solo by V. o. n
Smith. Mrs. Ashcraft and Mrs
Elmore in their usual delightful
way each sang and it seemed to
the audience that for the music
alone it had been worth while
assembling. The address Of the
evening was given in the form OF
stereopticon lecture on the Ho-
merle poems in art by Professor
i. S. Dunn of the University of Or
egOn. Professor Dunn has recent
ly returned from Italy where he
had an opportunity to see and
study the ruins of Rome and his
lecture was doubly interesting on
this account. Professor Dunn
spent the day at the high school
where he not only spoke to several
classes but gave a general assem-
hly lecture on early Christian
monuments of Rome. The meet
ing last night was well attended
by the teachers and others who
were interested.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Friday Afternoon Club

The Embroidery club met at the
home of Mrs. F. S. Foltz Friday,
April 30, it being the hostess
birthday and twentieth wedding
anniversary. The ladies present
ed her with a beautiful piece OF
cut glass. Mrs, Guy Jacobs en-
tertained the ladies, with some OF
her musical selections. Dainty re-
freshments We're. served by the
hostess. After wishing the host
css many more years Of welded
happiness the ladies declared this
event a most happy and pleasant
afternoon affair. The club meets
with Mrs. Ray Hale, on Fifth
street next Friday Those present
were: Mrs. o. Y. Long, Mrs. Dy-
rude, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs.
N. Smith, Mrs. F. BroOkmiller,
Mrs. Frulan, Mrs. L. D. Good and
the hostess.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
MONDAYS NEWS
Picnic at Wagner Crcrk

Mr.. and Mrs. Y. o. n. Smith
and little son, George Francis, ac.
companied by Mrs. G. n, Gray and
Misses Cshow and Baby. drove up
Wagner creek yesterday after
noon and picnicked under the
great pines in that scenic valley.
They returned home about I
o'clock last evening.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

The Afternoon program of yes
terday's meeting was filled with
good things from the opening
song to the benediction. The
time was all too short to discuss
an the vital topics introduced and
which are the aims OF the Union.
Many asked why there was not
an evening session also.
The local officers had hoped to
have Mrs A. H. Russell present.
who was the first president OF
Ashland Union SG years ago, but
who was returning to Montague,
Calf, and could not attend. Mrs
Russel has been an active loyai
member through all the years
when it was not popular nor easy
to believe in temperance, until the
present year Of victory.
County President Mrs. Ashcraft
with Mrs. Howell OF Medford
rUded the program tactfully,
timing the speakers so that moth
ing was lost and there was a
chance for an. Various candi-
dates for offices at the coming
primaries were introduced and pre-
sented their names and claims in
q pleasant manner.
Space will not permit OF discus
sion of all the splendid Things
gwen by the speakers, but MIS-.
perozzi on Educational Problems
was splendid, as was also Mrs
Hoyts paper on the Moving Pic
twe Show, and Miss Burnetrs
lcrcelul talk on Moral Education
Irs. Ashcraft Jr., was charmin 2
IT'S always in her beautiful sole
and Mrs. Manning gave a spirited
rendering of "The Flag That
Betsy Made
The jubilee drive was presented
by charts. and resolutions were
reported ana adopted on; State
legislation for Sabbath Observance
Local censorship boards for NOV
ing picture shows in small towns
as well as cities. Open fight
against tobacco in any form, anil
to eliminate the advertising OF #
on bin boards. County court 10
consider the support of matron ta
look after the moral delinqugn-5
of the county. These resolutions
were drawn up by a committee
consisting OF Mrs. H. E. Loon
Mrs. NJ. L. spriggs, and Mrs. ]. r..
Wood.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Christian Science lecture

Ezra w. Palmer or Denver,
Colo, will give an address on
Christian Science in the Elks TEN
pie this evening, beginning at s
o'clock. Mr.. Palmer is a member
OF the board of lectureship of the
Mother Church of Boston, and is
a speaker of much renown. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

Mrs. Dora Cress of Ashland and
Harry w. Leonard of Chiloquin
WISH, were united in marriage at
Redding Wednesday of this week
They will leave shortly for Chilo-
quin on a visit, after which they
will return to Redding to make
their home.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Mite BOX Contest Ends

The Calendar Mite Box contest
in the Home Missionary Society
o. the NJ. Z. church closed last
evening with a social. The amount
received from the boxes was
S95.S5. The month of January
represented by Mrs. G. II. Way,
was the winner. The second in
the race was February, and was
represented by Mrs. o. G. Howard.
A good attendance was present
and a fine program was rendered,
after which ice cream and cake
were served.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Senior Glass Play

Lets Get Married" ," is the title
OF the play to be presented by the
senior class of the Ashland high
school. This is a three-act COM
ody and will be presented in the
high school gymnasium Thursday
evening, May 6. A number OF
the members Of the senior class
compose the cast.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

with the nature of the party. The
first course consisted of a tooth
lick stuck in a bean and a glass
Of water. Repenting of this slim
menu, the refreshment committee
then served sandwiches, cake and
punch. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Gasaway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bechtel, Mr.. and Mrs. V. o. n.
Smith, Mrs. Sheldon, Misses Clau-
din and Anna Klum, Josephine De
Hass, May Hadfield, Marguerite
ana Cecile Moore, Esther Inman,
Nola Gasaway, Avis Gasaway,
Mr. Geer, Carroll Holmes, Allen
Autry, Lloyd Crowson and Earl
Gasaway.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

The Staples Realty company has
teen busy during the past weel,
showing property TO newcomers
who have arrived here TO visit and
remain to become citizens. Among
the recent sales reported by this
agency is the tSewart bungalow on
Union street, which has been pur-
chased by Dr. A. f. Littlechild, a
retired dentist Of Fremont Neb,
DR.. and Mrs. Littlechild came here
a short time ago for the benefit Of
the latters health. This has inn
proved so much since arriving in
Ashland that they have recided to
remain permanently.
Mrs. c. X. Stewart Of San Diego
recently purchased the Maynie
home on Hargal.ne street
through the Staples agency. This
purchase was made as an invest
ment, but Mrs. Stewart is so de-
lighted with Ashland that she is
thinking Of locating in her newly
acquired property. Another sale
o., 49,. ..-.- g.. +r.t 80 .t. T,sr...
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

Baptist church from various points
ol Southern Oregon gathered in
Grants Pass Friday to lay plans
for meeting to be held in that
city June A. and 6. The meet
ing viii be OF the members of the
Bogue River association, to which
an the churches of the Baptist
denomination in this part of the
state will send representatives.
rhc presentation OF the local,
state, national and worldwide
work being done by the church
viii take up part OF the sessions.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
GETS RIGHT OF WAY

ROSEBURG.-All rights OF
way for the Pacific highway from
the north boundary OF the county
to Roseburg have been secured.
Several property owners in the
vicinity of Leona have been hold
ing out, but agreements were
reached with them this week by
tine county court.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
G.. Il. Rally

A small but enthusiastic audi
ence greeted Lyod Carrick last
evening at the pre-convention raj
ly in the Presbyterian church. Mr.
Carrick led the singing with his
saxaphone, accompanied by Miss
Gertrude Miksch at the piano. Al
ter announcement of the Med
ford convention plans by Miss
Spencer, Union president and
"choice remarks" by Miss York
Mr.. Carrick brought the message
OF the evening in his own earnest
way, "Our Strongest Instincts
An after meeting for practicins
yells and songs, and an earnest
little prayer service closed the
meeting. Agoodly number Will
go to Medford today to attend
the convention.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

4 fine attendance Of interested
housewives was present at the
sewing school that is being CON
Quoted in the Temple Of Truth
this week. Children's clothing
vas the topic under discussion
and patterns we're cut for kiddies'
garments. To-day the topic for
discussion will be textiles, 10
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

which lessons will be given in
consumers judging fabrics. This
school IS under the auspices OF
Miss Biles OF the extension SER
vice Of the Agricultural college,
and Miss Pool, county home dem
ou5tration agent, who have been
touring the county for the past
month holding the schools of in
strucion in sewing at the various
districts.
A millinery school is being
rlauned under the same order for
three days some time the latter
Fart Of May or first o-June. Three
days win be devoted to hat CON
sIucuon, an dali attending are
supposed to make their summer
hat. A number from the Belle
view district and Talent have been
attending the three day sessions
here,
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

Two contracts were awarded
for bridge construction by the
state highway commission taa
week. These were for work oB
the overhead crossing at Ashland.
D. N. Stevenson obtaining .ue
award for $35,4575O, and F. q.
Garter obtaining the contrao SO
$121S2.5O for bridges over ".I-
ler's gulch and Birdseye creek iu
Fackson county.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
The Social Realm
Wednesday Club

The Wednesday Afternoon Club
was very pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mrs. w. l.. Mayey
yesterday afternoon. A large COM
pany was present and spent an ell
joyable time with their needle
work, which was interspersed with
guessing contests of various kinds.
Fine refreshments were served,
Mrs. /. D, Leslie, Mrs. C. L. Loom
is, Mrs. w. c. Mitchell and Mrs.
W, Il. Moor assisting the hostess.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. V. V. Mills enter
tanned a small company of friends
at lunch at their home on East
Main street last evening. The
guest list included Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Briggs, DR.. and Mrs. r. L.
Burdic and DR.. +. NJ. Moxon.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

The sixth annual track and field
meet of the Southern Oregon
Athletic association vii be held
in Talent Friday, May Z, at which
all students regularly enrolled in
districts Of the second and third
CLASSES in Jackson county which
maintained standard high
sci ools. The chief trophy will
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Band Dance

A good sized company was pres
ent at the valley band dance in
the Natatorium last evening. The
music furnished by the band or
chestra was particularly adapta-
BILE to dancing, and the event
proved to be one of the delight
iul affairs which this aggregation
Is giving twice a month in Ash
land
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Swimming Parry

A jolly bunch of school girls,
chaperoned by Misses Spencer and
Kraemer, are holding a May Day
picnic and swimming party at
Helman's baths today. About 80
are in attendance.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Glass Party

The Kings Daughters class OF
the Presbyterian Sunday school
held a delightful May Day party
on the church lawn last evening.
Miss Pauline Gift was chosen
queen and dressed in royal robes,
with Mark KOehler, knight, bear
ing her gold crown on a pillow
marched to her throne beneath
the big pine tree in the manse
lawn.
The ladies in waiting sum-
moned by the bugle notes OF a
herald, gracefully wound the May
role with rainbow colored stream
ers.
Supper in the church followed.
Music by Miss Mae Kaegi delight
ed the hearers and the party
closed in time for the Christian
Endeavor rally at s o'clock.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

A "tacky" party was held in
the basement Of the Baptist
church last evening as a farewell
TO Carroll Holmes, who is going
to Eugene to enter the university.
Everybody came dolled up in
their Oldest and most grotesque
attire, and all helped to make the
occasion a merry one. Refresh
ments we're served, in keeping
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
PAGE THREE

Popular meetings Tor the people
of the community will be held
each evening. Good speakers will
be secured for the occasion.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

be the Olympic cup which
was won by Gold Hill in
1914, by Central Point in 1915,
by Talent in 1916, by Phoenix in
1917, not contested for in 1918
on account Of the war, in 1919
again won by Talent. The cup is
to 90 into permanent possession
of the school winning &c three
times. Following are the events.
Track Events
Events for Boys-"C" class:
100 yard dish, 22O yard run, l4o
yard run, 12O yard hurdle, 80
inches; 44O yard relay 8 boys
to a team, each to run 40 yards,
open to boys of any class and
regardless Of number Of other
events entered. "a" and "B"
class: so yard dash, 100 yard
dash, 22O yard run, 100 yard hur-
die, "a inches.
Events for Girls-"C' class: 80
yard dash, 100 yard dash, 12O
yard hurdle "a inch hurdles for
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

Events for Boys-"C" class
Run broad jump, run high jump.
shot put, u lbs; pole vault, jaw
elm throw. "a" and "B' class:
Run broad jump, run high jump,
shot put, s lbs; pole vault sc"
class: Basketball for baskets,
baseball for distance. Az and
"B" class: All-up Indian club
race, potato race.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05

Delegations OF members OF the
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-05-05
Past MatrOns' Club.

The Past Matrons' Club of the
o. Z. S held its usual monthly
meeting at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. Il. V. Carter on the
Boulevard last evening. At the
business meeting three new mem
bers were initiated into the club
after which a social period was
spent, during which the members
enjoyed the hospitality of the
hostess.