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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham a Straus, Inc. Fulton ST. Tkie only.
Conzen. A., 532 Grand st.. Tel. 3oi5 stage.
poering. r6i Liberty av. Tel. Genmore op1f.
johnson, p. $50 wyckoff nv. Tel. .O8p2 Ever q n.
Kingston. 1920 Fulton at. 1909 Bedrd. Repairs.
Hummer. H., 1896 B'way Tackle and bait
Ioeser, Fred'k q CO., Fulton st. Tackle only.
Marstcrs, J. n. 80 Court st. Tel. 2f25 Main.
Nichaeison. II. H.. 1874 Bedf'd av. Tkic. only.
Nichseison. N. L., a1A Broadway. Tackle only.
Morris, A..f75T Fulton at. Reid av. faa5 Ddfds
Muller, o.. 265 wyckoff nv. Tel. 32it Everg'n.
Roeper, NJ. w, TIT Woodward nv. Tkte. only.
Tchaaf, ta5 Flatbush av. Tel. 23ip Sterling
achehier, r.. 25t wyckoff av, Tei.1ps1Evrg' n.
klote. $40 Flushing nv. Tel. 4sf6 stagg.
epr,r,g. t.. oTGi Atlantic nv. Tel. NeIa " NY.
vochiinger. fosE MYRTLE ~. Tel. HISwBshws
OUT OF TOWN.
m "a ~ rrohor~nx
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STANDING OF rHE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DA1.
Jersey City In Newark.
Toronto in Rochester.
Syracuse In Buffalo.
Reading In Baltimore.
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AZ Detroit.
Totals. SO 8 0 30 Is 0l
Totals. AZ I q 20 IL
sRattcd for I.enna rd In the tenth inninz

'Batted for Leonard In the tenth inning.
Chicago ........O o o 2-3
Detroit ....... o o q o OIL
Two base hits-Shorten. Hooper. Three
haee hits-veach. Jones. Sacrificea-Shorten,
Falk. Jones. Collins, Hooper. Double play
Collins and Shelly. Left on bases--chicngn.
p: Detroit. 3. Bases on hall---Off Faber 2:
off r.eorard 2. Hit by pitcher-Bv Leonard,
(Mulliean). Struck out-By Fahnr. .: bv
Leonard. 7. Umpires-Wilson. Hidebrand
and Nalln. Time of game-2 hours and
minutes.
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The CLUBS.
d FOR TODAY.

Philadelphia IN New York ttwo games).
boston In Washington.
Chicago In Detroit.
Cleveland In So Louis.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NMFWIEAN LEAGUE.
New York. II; Washington. 4.
Cleveland. 10; 81. Louis, =.
Chicago, 2; Detroit, ! item innfnEs).
Other teams were hot scheduled.
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THE YANKEES ARE HOME.

the TODAY the
pitching
Of
b add
recently satisfy his the Of ngs \
in
home aheadn Il
what he "They
he
o s
triumph When
1t Of
Travis Gardner would himself
zbyszk wres Joe stecer
time
little older
nes.
ARMY AND NAVY.
team ndoffwh
left the Academy
Is
OusaffCrt
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PHONE your Help Wanted Ad IN now for
Sunday bir l.sue q The Herald. Tcle-
plone Chelsea iV00.--Adv.
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STANDING OF
GAMES SCHEDUL

New York In Boston.
Brooklyn In Phiiad adeIphis.
Cincinnati IN Pittsburgh.
81. Louis In Chicago.
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Two base hits-De Neville, Thomas. Three
base hit - Kane. Home run = Damrau.
Stolen bnses-Knne. De Neville 2, Damrau
Sacrfice--Stapleton Double play-Swartz.
Hoblitzei and Thomas. Lef. bases-Jer-
sey City, ~ Reading. s. Bases on balls
Off Karpp, . off Swartz, 8. off Clifford. 3.
Hits-Off Karpp. 6 In is innings; off
Swartz. 5 In 2-3 innings. Struck out-By
Karpp 1 by Swartz, q by Clifford, I.
Wild ptch-Clifford. Losing pitcher-Karpp.
Umpires-Carpenter and Derr. Time OF game
II hour and 90 minutes.
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THE LISTENING POST
} By WALTER TRUMBULL
Copyright. 1921. by The Neic York HeraId
MISS ALEXA STIRLING.

which the enthusiasts this interest the
eh the first round and she manage to defeat her will win
perhaps Just well that this hardest contest that she could
should be the which
early in March against the advice They feared
would
chance both gofed and Of finding that the climate
did not agree with her. They have been right
writes
She will which
the championship
which
fore the strain of tournament o
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ew ark. ....-....0 90 5 0 o..
- o 2 90 x-1

p0ttou Kof OIxTN III 5oFeItI' 'ft'ifHS-
New ark. ............0 o o o. 7
maker MCGOWAN. Boiey. 2. Three base hits
jacobson. Bentley. Boley. II ome runs
McGowan, Holden. Sacrifice hit-Lawry.
Stolen bases--Shields, Madden, Maisel. Bent
ley Bases on bals--Off Frank. 2: off Mat
thews. s.; off Barnes. 8; off Perryman 2.
Hit by pitched ball-By Frank (Madden).
Struck out-By Frank. 3; by Barnes. I; by
Matthews. 2; by Perryman. 2. Passed ball
.Withrow.
At Syracuse r. III. u.
Buffalo. .......... o o 0 OIL !
Syracuse ......... o o 4 0 Ks 8 /
Batteries-Heitman and Bengough: Kitcher
and Gilham.
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Giant. Score seven in Second.

The Giants made seven runs In the
second inning on the combined poor
pitching of L. Townsend and Scott
Burns, Bancroft. F'risch. Snyder and
Barnes made hits In this inning. Barnes
was all right In the first inning and all
wrong in the second. The Braves made
four In the second on five hits and n
base on balls. New York's seven runs
didn't look so large and luscious.
Barnes was benched in the third after
n pass and hit had put Brave on
third Ryan came to the slope and sent
IN the runner with wild pitch. From
that on until the eighth Ryan was ef-
fective, although he pitched a game
brilliantly erratlc or erratically brilliant.
He was constantly In the hole and gen
orally pitched two balls Without getting
n strike over. He pitched his team into
ticklish positions. then rallied and WITT
suddenly acquired control and smart
turn Of speed pitched them out OF those
posifiors. with one out In the SEVENTY
and three on bases. he struck out both
Boecsel and Holke and after being three
and one on one and three and none on
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New York. o: Boston, =.
philadelphia. o; brooklyn, 0.
- louis. 10; Chicago, 7.
Pittsburgh. 5; Cincinnati. 4.
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GIANTS BARELY WIN
AFTER LEADING, 70
Braves Make Furious Finish
and Lose by Only a
Single Run.
BY WILLIAM Ii. HANNA.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
BosroN, May 27.-Seven runs by the
Giants in the second inning to-day gilt
tered on the score board like a sure
thing lead. but such Is the unreliabilfty
OF the New York pitchers that those
seven plus two stray runs later on
proved salvation for the New Workers.
by the close margin Of one tally. The
Giants won. to s, and withstood
furious assault by the Braves in the
last inning by some fast and cool headed
fielding.
The game was hard fought and be-
spattered with thrllls. and ln the ninth
inning. a particularly exciting ses ion.
Pep Young. in trying to mike a clever
play, got a hard smash on the mouth
from Boston player, which brought
the blood in a broad stream. He would
have made the play. too. but for the
foul tactics OF the outwitted Bostonian.
Southworth opened the ninth with a
triple. which would have been a homer
hut for the fast work of Young and
Kelly. Cruises single sent In South
worth. Boeckel sent long single to
left and Cruise, who had bi oxen for
second with the ritch, tried for the plate.
A fine relay. Burns TO Patterson to
Snyder. collared him In cloud of dust.
While the Braves were storming over
O'Day's decision Young slipped up be-
hind Boeckel at first base. Boeckel had
stepped off the bag for a closer view OF
the wrangle at the plate. Snyder whipped
the ball to Young. who had Boeckel by
two feet. but the latter In an apparent
effort to knock the ball out OF Young's
hand not only did that but struck him
flush on the mouth.
There Is no occasion. II his intentions
are sportsmanlike. for a runner to hav.
his hands or arms raised when trying &c
get back to a base. As matter of fact
Boeclyel could have been called out for
Interference. Young kept his head. He
arose coolly. walked to the bench and
had the cut washed and returned to the
field.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS


hGh WATER Loo AL ANGLERS MAY 9s TO JUNE sTNDARD
Date 0S 02sf I AM yM a Fs A $s AM iSfa Sl
Es ::::::i9s; 2; I i9@ R i Pss sS $ $ s53
NJ 5lS rs is III 5ss si 81 III sisSS isSS 81; e; $ ss
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At Reading.
Totals. .33 tt %

sBatted for Pearce I'm the eighth inning.
tBatted for Cavanaugh In the ninth inning
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ARMY AND NAVY.

q off
left
soldiers
fort
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At Baltimore.
Totals. ..3S 10 Il 27 IS
sBatted for Clark In seventh inning.

Totals. 80 Z IL "a 0 q
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
NIerley Circle.

The Merley Circle. the social band
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church, was entertained verNfoy.
ally at the home of the president
Mrs. H. A.. Spencer. on Palm avenue,
Friday afternoon. A short but in.
teresting program was one OF the
features of the afternoon. With Mrs.
S. A. Peters, Jr., at the piano, Miss
Helen Walker led in singing some old.
time favoIftes, after which Mrs. Pc
ters, Jr, gave piano solo, Mrs. Bo-
mar reading and Mrs. Jacoby a pi-
ano solo. The hostesses, Mrs. H. p.
Holmes and Mrs. Spencer, served de-
licious refreshments of jello. fruit
salad, cake, coffee and cocoa, after
which Miss Bay delighted the assem-
bly, with solo, and afterwagd respon-
ded to an encore. The afternoon was
enjoyed by SO ladies with their fancy
work and visiting.
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d. A. r.. OBSERVE BIRTHDAY
OF FATHER OF THEIR COUNTRY
(Continutd From Page one)

has again been re-chrlstened Noun
Mclaughlin, instead of the nam
Mount Pitt" which 1t bore for man,
years.
At the close of the addresses tn,
company rose and sang America, nc
companled by Mrs. V. A. Stewart a
the piano. Mount Ashland chapter
was given many congratulations oyel
the successful observance of Wash
lngton's Birthday, which is inaugu
rated as q permanent feature, as wa.
also Manager Chisholm and his as
sistants for the splendid repast ant
excellent service.
Following are those present at the
banquet:
Rev. Edward j. Conaty, w. G. Cur.
ry, Mrs. W. G.. Curry, Mrs. Il. r.
Laughlin, f. X. Laughlin, James Bar
rett, f. H. Walker, Mrs. f. II. Wal.
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Barneburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs
Peil, +. C. Watts. Mrs. Henry Pace
Mrs. Nellie L0omis, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Stearns, Mrs. Dora Payne, Mrs. A.
Schuerman, Mrs, o. Winter Mrs. W
L. Maxey, Blanche r. Hicks, Roberta
Everton, Mrs. c. w. Winnie, Mrs. A.
G. Adams, A. G. Adams. II. Hedrick,
Maud r. Hedrick, Nina Bell Emery,
Charles A. Edwards. r. p. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Harrison. Geo. f.
Jarvis, Jessie A. Jarvis, Anna d.
Kopp, Virginia Fales, Mrs. c. r..
Vaupel, C. H. Vaupel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. H. Simpson Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Mcconnell, Mrs. Anna Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Mccoy, Mrs. Fred Wilson,
Mrs. N, P. Shular, F. T. Wilson, Gym
thia A. S. Gilmore, H. G. Gilmore
(oldest one present), DR.. and Mrs. Il.
A. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Butler,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. DERRICK, Gail F.. Moxon,
NJ. d., F. NJ. Moxon, NJ. D., DR.. and
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken, Elliott Mac
Cracken, Irving E. Vining, Mrs. L..
Schwein, Mrs. William Myer, Harriet
E. Hodges. Mrs. A. c. Briggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Lane, Befnice Yeo, Bertha
f. Sawyer, d. o., Anna E.. Hargrove,
Mrs. f. f. Hewitt, Mary A. Conaty.
Mrs. Ray w. Conover, Evalyn Dam
ford, Lon Edwards, Rosa Dodge Ga
ley. Mr. and Mrs. Louis. Dodge, Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Stearns, Mrs. w. NJ.
Denton, Mrs. Clara Borah, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Perozzi. Mrs. Pernie John
son, Susanne W. Homes, Mrs. V. A
Stewart, NJ. c. Reed, R. w. Conover,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Fuller. Mrs.
Miriam d. Way. Mrs. L. w. Hogue,
Mrs. T. W. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
McGee, Mrs. H. E. McGee, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F.. Billings, E. J. Kaiser, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Kaegi, Mayor and
Mrs. C. B. Lamkin, Mrs. H. 0. An
derson, Marcia I. Mitchell, D. A. r.,
Mrs. L. w. Loveland, Charles c. Rob-
ertson, Miss Eleanor Greer, Mrs. B.
B. Bales, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Van
Malta, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J. KIM,
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Swedenburg, Miss
Carol Mitchell and Miss Nellie Ewar.
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Washington Birthday Party.

An interesting gathering was held
at the home Of Mrs. Hanscome or
East Main street, on Washington's
Birthday, being also the 50th ami
versary of her wedding day. A de-
lightful afternoon was spent, reading
poems and recitations. After which
each present was requested to give
some thrilling or interesting expert
ence of their younger days. A num-
Der responded. creating much laugh
ter. At s o'clock four-course
luncheon was served, needless tossay
first class and delicious; meantime
music was furnished by the yictrola
Many were the tokens of love pre-
sented to the hostess, after which she
earnestly requested all present to
meet again on her next wedding an
niversary. Those present were: Mes
danes Ballinger, Hargadine, Corth-
ell, Potter, Stennet, Creason, Reader
Parsley and Hanscome. and Misses
Alice .Abott and Martha Corthell.
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The Social Circle OF the Christian
church met yesterday afternoon in
the church parlors. where large
number OF the members congregated
for the event. A business meeting
was held at first. during which time
1t was arranged to hald the Circle
ever other Wednesday. instead OF
Thursday. The ladies then spent a
period with visiting over their fancy
work, after which the hostesses Of
the day. Mrs. Frank Guisinger and
Mrs. D. N. Davis, served refresh
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to the license granted by
order OF the County Court of Jack
son County, Oregon. made and en-
tered February 2G, 1921, in the mat
ter Of the Guardianship of Arthur
T. Edwards, Charles Samuel Ed
wards, Minnie Edwards, Louise Ed
wards and Elizabeth Edwards, Min
ors, the undersigned, will from and
after the first day OF April, 1921,
proceed to sell. at private sale, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand.
or on such terms as said Court may
approve and subject to the confirma-
ton of said Court. the following de-
scribed real property situate in the
County Of Jackson. State Of Oregon.
belonging to the estate OF said minors
to-wit:
Lot No. block of Bensons Ad-
dition to the City Of Medford.
Any persons interested may in
quire of l.. A. Roberts, Attorney for
said Guardian, at the Citizens Bank
Building at Ashland. Oregon, and
any persons wishing to make an Of
fer ON said premises may make such
offer to him.
Dated and first published March
End, 1921.
A. c. EDWARDS.
2Gtf Guardian of said Minors.
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Auxiliary Club.

An unusually interesting meeting
of the Auxiliary club was held by the
members in the hall last evening, al
which Miss Blanche Hicks, Mrs. G
N. Gray and Mrs. C. Fl. Pierce were
hostesses. The important business
which was expected to be transact
ed last night was postponed until the
next meeting, Mar. IA, as many were
present who wished more time to
consider the plans discussed. This
meeting will be OF great interest,
and all members are urged to keep
the date in mind.
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3 birthday Party.

Miss Floy Walters entertained a
number OF her friends Saturday az
ternoon. the occasion being her birth
day. First they attended the matt
nee. Following this. games were en-
joyed at her home. A peanut and
candy hunt caused much hilarity,
Miss Clara VIII carrying OFF first
prize. Dainty refreshments were
served and the large birthday cake
bore founrteen candles. She was
the recipient OF many beautiful gifts.
The guest list was as follows: velma
Clapp. Edith Dodge. Guilda selby.
Myra DeHaas. Erma Bess. Rosetta
Davis. Florence Marrett, Lois Rus
sell. Clara VIII. John Churehman.
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ments. Those In attendance were
Mrs. Frank Crowson, Mrs, Mark
Smith, Mrs. W. L. Headley, Mrs. Alva
Rowley, Mrs. Frank Guisinger Mrs.
Hazel Weber, Mrs. Alta Weinburger,
Mrs. Bertha Mckinney, Mrs. ]. V.
Wright, Mrs. Guy Jacobs, Mrs. Roy
Hale, Mrs. Della Hale, Mrs S. NJ.
Wright, Mrs. L. A. Bentley, Mrs. Luke
Bonnln a Mrs. John Cochran, Mrs. d,
N. Davis, Mrs. r. L. Burdic, Misses
Lorraine Smith, Jean Weber, Lucy
Davis, Anna Klum, and Masters Ger
aid Headley and Bobbie Burdic.
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WEDNESDAYS NEWS
Enjoyable Dance.

The Elks gave one of the most de-
lightful dances of the season in the
club rooms last night at which the
members and their families partici-
pated. The assemblage was larger
than usual and was marked by the
number of handsome spring cos
tunes. Dickeys' orchestra furnish
ed the music.
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. Guy Crosby entertained at din
ner Tuesday in honsS OF Mrs. A. Fl.
Burr and son, A. I. Kimball OF Oma-
ha, Neb. Plates were laid for four
teen, the guests being Mrs. Walter
Walrad and daughter Of Newport,
v. Keyes of Eugene, Mrs. Burr and
Mr.. Kimball of Omaha, Neb., Mrs.
James Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Jill
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Carey and
Ray Jillson of Ashland. Mrs. Burr
and her son are delighted with this
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
FRIDAYS NEWS
Lady Elks Club.

The bright weather and genial sun
shine yesterday made a fitting set
ting for the party given by the Lady
Elks Club yesterday, and was the
occasion of bringing out an unusual
ly large attendance, making of the
event one of the most delightful par
ties OF the winter. Mrs. J. d. McRae
and Mrs. C. A. Shuts were hostesses
for the afternoon. Mrs. G. V. Gil
lette made high score in bridge,
while Mrs. NJ. Morgan won high hon.
ors in 500.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
MONDAYS NEWS
Reunion OF KinfOlks.

a pleasant gathering OF relatives
was held at the home of A. D. Jill.
son on Vista street yesterday in hon
Kimball, of Omaha, Neb. AT IL
Kimball, of Omaha, Neb. At
o'clock luncheon was served to the
following Mr.. and Mrs. C. Guy Cros-
by, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe, Mr..
and Mrs. Verne Carey, Mrs. A. II.
Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Jillson, A.
I. Kimball, Gaines Crosby, Ilene Cros-
by and Ray Jillson.
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The Social Realm
TUESDAYS NEWS
party In Friends.

Mrs. G. G. Stevens was hostess to
party Of friends at her home Sat
urday evening. at which Mrs. Fl. c.
Emery and daughters. Ruth and Max
inc, Misses Hazel and Nina Emery,
Mrs. G. T. Watson and son Kendrick
were the guests. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
W. II. G. Club.

The WOmen's Relief Corps club
was entertained at the home of Mrs,
J. l.. Heer on High street yesterday
afternoon with an unusually large
number present. A pleasant after
noon was spent with needle work and
visiting, after which refreshments
were served by the hostesses of the
day, Mrs. Heer, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Kae-
gi, Mrs. Robson and Mrs. Casebeer.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

/ ]. A. Kohagen has returned hom'
from business and pleasure triy tt
Portland for the past week.
o 9
Il N. S. Ballenger left today for Por
terville to look after affairs at his
ranch near that place.
Mrs. A. G. Mccarthy is home from
San Antonio, Texas, where she had
been spending several months this
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Moore. She states the weather has
been delightful all winter in Texas,
but is glad to get back TO more sea-
sonable climate.
Charles Lilly OF Los Angeles, presi-
dent OF the Trigonia Oil and Gas
company, has come up to look over
the field and attend to business in
terests in connection with the local
oil interests.
Mr.. Hensley, the HornbrOok gar
age man, was in Ashland yesterday
transacting business.
@'@
VIII Taylor, relative of the Noble
family OF this city, was in Ashland
this week, while on his way to Cali
fornia. He was held here four or
five days while getting some repairs
done to his car, and left yesterday
for the trip over the mountain.
o o
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. Badger at a local hos
pital last Friday, February 90. The
little lady will answer to the name
of Helen Joyce.
Two classes in dressmaking under
the auspices of the Parent-Teachers'
Circle were inaugurated Monday,
with a good attendance at both clas-
SEES. Much interest is taken In this
and the women in charge
feel that this movement is one of the
most successful ever instituted along !
his line in the city. The millinery
classes will start next week.
. o
Guests at the Austin today include
NJ. H. Rbyer and j. L. Bacye of Port
and. II. F.. Patton and Chas. d. Gre
ner of Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Haskell and +. n. Hodson OF San
Francisco, Mrs. Maxwell of Yreka,
Miss Frieda Extreker, C. b. Edwards
If Dunsmuir, l.. N. S. Klaesson OF
New York and F. G, Ostland of Min.
leapolls.
o d
was made president of Chi chapter of
Phi Delta Kappa when the honorary
latoinal educational society was in
stalled recently. Mr.. Spencer was
president of the local educational |
club, Phi Kappa Delta, and automat-
Ically became president of the ma
tional He is a well known Ashland
young man, and his many friends ex-
tend congratulations over the honor
bestowed upon him.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
Screen Gossip

It's Colonel Beebe," now For the
brunette Realart beauty has been
made an honorary colonel" OF the
officers club OF the ninth infantry,
stationed at Camp Travis, San An
tonic, Texas. 1t all happened dur
ing the recent visit of Miss Daniels
to her birthplace in Dallas.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

'I'pe been paying dollar a month
to two little pickaninies as Il bribe,
to keep them from quarrelling un-
der my office window" says Elmer
Harris, whose Ducks and brakes"
has just been completed as a Bebe
Daniels vehicle for Realart. "And
now they've adopted a slogan More
pay or more cry'-and I'll probably
have to raise the ante!'
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
Dinner Party,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bailey enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith at dinner
Sunday at their home on Mob Hill
street.