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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-19
Y. NJ. &. A. GIVE PLANS
FOR CONFERENCE
HERE THIS WEEK

The third annual Y. NJ. C. A. con-
ference for older boys OF southern
Oregon will be held in Ashland Oc-
tober 81, 20 and 23. The purpose
of the conference is to bring together
the older boys from the different
communities and cities to discuss
some of the vital questions pertain
ing to boy life today. The theme of
the conference is "The Price of Lead
ership." There will be some fine
addresses by good speakers and lead
ers besides plenty of time given for
discussion and papers by older boys
on other subjects. 81
A. Z. Yount, interstate boys sec
retary for the Y NJ. c. A. of Oregon
and Idaho, who is directing the con-
ference, said that he had secured
Dr.. Carl G. Doney, president of Will
lamette university, for two Of the
principal addresses on Saturday.
John II. Rudd, county work secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. C. A. of Oregon and
Idaho, will take an active part in the
program throughout the conference.
G. Homer Billings, OF Ashland, as
sisted by Cash Wood is heading up
the local organization. The good
people of the entertaining city are
providing full entertainment for all
the delegates, besides a splendid
banquet Saturday night. The only
expense to boys attending is the car
fare and 81 registration fee, which
Is used to help defray the expense
OF the program. The conference
opens Friday afternoon at 1880 with
song and introduction meeting. At
s there is scheduled a short address
on ''The Challenge" followed by the
appointment Of the nominating COM
mittee to nominate officers who will
be elected at the evening session and
delegation meetings. The time from
$40 on until 6:15 will be given over
to recreation in charge OF Cash
Wood. SECRETARY OF. Jackson county
Y. NJ. c. A. At 6:15 the banquet
will be held and will be the big social
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A public entertainer by the name
OF Don Cameron performed on the
street last evening at the intersec-
tion of Main and Second streets with
some nifty selections on his bagpipe.
He was dressed as the typical Scotch
Highlander, kits and all. even to
striking resemblance to the latest
in roll-top hosiery. He has been
In this country long enough to be-
come an American citizen. and is a
traveller with theatrical troupes.
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Ministerial Association
Elects Officers

At yesterdays meeting of the local
Ministerial association, Rev. w. l..
Evans was elected president for the
next six months, Mrs. Josephine
Champie vice president and C. f.
Koehler was reelected secretary
treasurer. 1t was decided to have
the usual annual Thanksgiving serv-
ices. The meeting will be at 1920
am. in the Presbyterian church, and
Rev. c. A. Edwards will preach the
sermon. October 80 was designated
as go-to-church Sunday. An effort
will be made by the church folk to
get as many people as possible to at
tend the various churches on that
Sunday.
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feature of the entire conference. DR..
Doney will speak on "The Price OF
Friendship" Sunday will probably
be the best day of all. The delegates
will attend church and Sunday
school in the morning with their
hosts and hostesses. Then at $3.50
there will be big mass meeting for
boys of the conference and other
older boys of Ashland. The princi-
pal address will be given on the sub
iect, "The Price OF Christian Lead
ership." The closing session OF the
conference will be held Sunday eve-
ming at 1880, when there will be
short talks by boys and leaders and
a short address. This meeting is
open to the public generally.
Mr.. Yount expects to see between
150 and IFS beys registered at the
conference.
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Rebekah Lodge Meeting

Hope Rebekah lodge was the re-
cipient of an official visit from Mrs.
Nettie MILESTONE, state president of
the order, on Tuesday evening Of
this week, the delightful social gath
ering following the official formall-
ties in which large number of the
order participated. Mrs. Whetstone's
home is in Pendleton, and while
here she was the house guest of an
intimate acquaintance, Mrs. Louise
Perozzi, Granite street resident.
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CAMPAIGN AGAINST
BOOTLEGGING COSTS
THU COUNTY $1,6S4

MEDFORD, Or, Oct. IA. - The
series of raids last August against
bootleggers and Illicit stills cost
Jackson county $l,6S4.64, and q
warrant for same has been issued
by the county treasurer and ap-
proved by the county court. The
raids were conducted by B. S. COCO
Get Emu Sandlfer, special prohibit
tion enforcement officer, and six as
sistants. This does not include the
witness fees to be paid in case the
next session of the grand jury re-
turns true bills against the men
bound over in the justice court.
The principal item in the enforce
ment bill is 1856 for the salary OF
six men at Sc per day from August
/ to 21.
For auto hire and railroad fare, a
bill of $376.49 was submitted and
paid. This embraces the expenses
of an auto trip to Crater lake and
Prospect, taken by one of the special
agents, chauffeur and lady compan-
ions.
The hotel bill of the special agents
(board and room) amounted to the
sum of $312.05.
Evidence and miscellaneous ex-
penses cost $3359O, the evidence
being the whiskey, large portion OF
which was swigged to determine If
it was.
The smallest item on the bill was
$3.50 for telephone message to
Salem.
The raids resulted I'm the arrest of
two Applegate and one Evans Creek
ranchers. on charges of having stills
in their possession, for which they
are now serving sentences in the
county Jail.
James C"Shine"D Edwards and
John Goodwin, taxi drivers, were ar
rested on charges OF selling liquor
and bound over to the grand jury.
Ernest S. C"Dud"J Wolgamott was
arrested in. Portland on the same
charge. John ("Shine") Edwards,
for whom a warrant has been issued,
has not been seen since. Several
other warrants were issued and
never served, owing to the flight of
the suspected citizens. wig" Jacks,
bound over as a result of the same
series of raids, was the victim of
fatal shooting affray.
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Girls Attacked

Police are searching for an un.
known man who, police state, at
tempted an attack on Lena Burton
Fraley and Elizabeth Carter, 10
year-old schoolgirls who were re-
turning to their homes early yester-
day evening from the Congregation
al church. After being followed for
considerable distance by the man,
who is said to have been smartly
dressed and wearing a military over
coat, the girls became frightened at
his attentions and ran home. Police
say that the man passed the girls
several times and attempted to en-
gage them in conversation.
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CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
EFFECT CONSOLIDATION
CONTINUED from rage u

valley between, fishing in our
streams and lakes, The unlimited
camping sites, the Oregon caves in
Josephine county, Ashland's lithia
par. and auto camp ground, the Mo-
doc lava beds, Klamath lake, the
spot selected from the entire worlds
outdoors attractions by the railroad
wizard, E. H. Hartman; Mill Creek
falls, the natural bridge and Rogue
River gorge between Medford and
Crater lake; Diamond and Crescent
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Suspend Road Work -

According to reports, the work of
Jackson county on the Green Springs
mountain road is practically suspend
ed for the season. Grading is COM
pleted and the machinery has been
withdrawn. Some rock work remains
to be completed and next year some
sections of the highway will be ma
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lakes, nesting in hollows on the
summit of the Cascades; snow
capped peaks and lastly, the crown
ing glory of the northwest, Crater
lake, "the sapphire sea of silence"
At the meeting held in Pioneer
hall this morning organization was
perfected by adopting articles of as
sociation and the election Of the fol-
lowing officers:
Ben c. Sheldon, Medford, presi-
dent; O. S. Blanchard, Grants Pass,
vice president; Fred A.. Baker, Klam-
ath Falls, secretary; c. II. Pierce,
Ashland, treasurer.
Following this mornings session
a chamber of commerce forum lunch
con was held at the Hotel Ashland
this noon, presided over by Henry
Enders, persdene of the local organ
ization.
Members of each city's delegation
were introduced by the secretary OF
the respective chambers Of COM
merce. Introductions were followed
by speeches from the president of the
commercial club body. Grants Pass
was represented by George G. Sabin,
Klamath Falls by f. L. Hall, Med
ford by Ben c. Sheldon and Ashland
by Henry Enders.
The speakers reiterated plans an.
nOunced at the morning session at
Chautauqua Pioneer hall this after
noon. Each speaker dwelt on the
possibilities of tourist trade In
southern Oregon. Representative
Sheldon was urgent in his plea that
advertising, and lots of it," should
be resOrted to in establishing south
ern Oregon as a mecca for tourists,
The advertising. he urged, should
build upon the entire section and
should not be resorted to for the
boosting of few places.
The luncheon ended with a series
of after-dinner stories, told over the
coffee cups and between puffs OF
cigars. 1t is estimated that the lunch
con was attended by at least 100 out
0f-town guests and local members OF
the chamber of commerce. Early
this afternoon the out-of-town
guests, members of the chambers OF
commerce, were taken for an auto
tour OF Ashland and afterward to
the lithia fountain, where a group
picture was taken to be hung in "the
archlves."
Following are members of the
delegations from cities OF southern
Oregon attending today's confer
cree:
Grants Pass-George C. Sabin, p.
B. Herman, c. A. SwOpe, Frank
Mashburn, o. S. Blanchard.
Medford-Benjamin Sheldon, O.
o. Allenderfer, John c. Mann, V. H.
Vawter II. L. Waiter.
klamath Falls-E. B. Hall, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Martin, Andy Collier, Mar.
shal Hooper, Fred Baker, J. r. En-
ders, j. C. Thompson, V. A. Delzell.
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kindergarten Starts

The kindergarten, started three
days ago by Mrs. Willard at her
home on Pioneer avenue, has an en-
rollment OF seven pupils. Columbus
day was observed yesterday at the
kindergarten with story telling and
the showing of pictures depicting the
exploits of the explorer. Plans are
being made for a Halloween pro-
gram. The children attending the
kindergarten are Virginia Crandall,
Jack Enders, Lucia Belle Holmes,
Vera Grace Plummer, Florence
Schwahn. Eunice Wing and David
willard.
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Sardine Creek Outing

The Homer Elhart and Fred
Holmes families made an all-day
Sunday outing trip at Sardne creek,
where a community house has been
erected at cost OF s12.50 per
neighbor, and was constructed OF
rustic materials by community labor.
The two families left Ashland Sat
urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elhart
spent the night at the home of Mrs.
Kemble and Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
with the Waite family.
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Local Writer Wins Prize

Mrs. Margaret Dill received word
this morning from the Grants Pass
chamber of commerce that she had
been awarded first prize in contest
the chamber was having for a COM
munity song. Mrs. Dill is one of our
most talented authors and is having
great success both in the field of
short story and song writing.
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Visit Ashland Relatives

Mrs, Laura Farmer, of Sacrament
to, and mother, Mrs. Susan HALEY,
of Lemoine, Calf, arrived in Ash
land Sun6ly evening to visit their
sister and daughter Mrs. Ellis Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans motored to Le-
moine Saturday evening, returning
Sunday evening, bringing Mrs. Far.
mer and Mrs. HALEY home with
them.
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Missionary Meeting

The Presbyterian Women's Mis-
sionary society will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the Manse Mission study
and Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Shlnn. The society is pre-
pairing gift shower for foreign mis-.
sionaries and the following articles
are acceptable: Pillow slips, 2Ox3O,
or 22xS6; pins, needles, buttons,
thread, black darning thread, shoe
buttons. wax, scissors. thimbles,
hooks and eyes, elastic for garters.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-19
EpwOrth League Campers

The Epworth league of the Meth
odist church and its friends returned
Sunday evening from a two days
outing and camping trip at John
sons Paradise. Six cars were used
to transport the crowd Saturday eve
ming. The entire party hiked to
Mount Lookout, where several OF the
leaguers were hoisted to the rangers
lookout cabin by means of large
bucket.
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ASHLAND WEEKLY TnINGs

music lovers will attend the benefit
concert for George Andrews, Med
ford musician, october rs. The con
cert will be given in Me&ord. Mr..
Andrews has been prominent in mu-
sical entertainments Of Ashland and
Medford for several years and has a
large following of local friends.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-19
Grants Pass Teachers Meet

Nearly 100 teachers in the county
will gather in Grants Pass Wednes-
day for the opening session of teach
ers' institute. The first meeting is
called for 8 o'clock Wednesday
morning, and the institute will close
Friday afternoon. Grants Pass
Courier.
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THURSDAYS NEWS
Postmaster Examination

According to the postmaster, ex-
aminations of candidates for post
master appointments at Central
Point and Jacksonville, which closed
last week, Guy E. Tex, present post
matser at Central Point, is the only
candidate for that office, and the
candidates for the Jacksonville of
flee are George r. Chapman, John
F. Miller and Fred J. Flick.
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Receivers Automobile

The automobile owned by Fred
Deardoff, employe of the Southern
Pacific company, stolen in the early
hours of Monday morning from the
depot, has been recovered at Grants
Pass, according to advices received
by the local police. The car was
found at the Southern Pacific depot
in that city. Mr.. Deardoff left for
Grants Pass today to drive the ma
chine back to Ashland.
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Old Friends Meet

Pierre Provost received visit
this morning from a party of old
time friends OF st. Paul, Or, who
passed through Ashland today on
their way to klamath Falls. The
parity. A. Bush, F. H. Miller, Will
liam Murphy, Fred Pelland and c.
d. Coleman--will spend several
days in the vicinity of Klamath
Falls on a hunting trip.
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From Klamath Falls

John e. Enders motored over from
klamath Falls yesterday to be pres
ent at the chamber of commerce
luncheon at the Ashland hotel today,
as one OF the main boosters for that
activity. Mrs. Enders will return
with him to Klamath Falls tomor.
row. she having remained here since
the ball game Saturday.
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Boston Editor 20 Visit

w F. Rogers. publisher OF the
Boston Transcript, will be a guest Of
his old friend. John II. Fuller. here
tomorrow. A telegram to Mr.. Fuller
announces that he will arrive on the
morning train and spend the full day
here.
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Parent-Teachers Meet

The Parent-Teachers' association
held committee meeting yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of de-
termining methods of increasing the
membership of the association, a
campaign for which Is scheduled to
start within the next few days.
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Motor to Central Point

c. E. Roy, of Grants Pass, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs II. G. En-
ders. They motored over to Central
Point and dined at the Hotel Ash
land after their return in the eve
ming.
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POstoffice Gains

Receipts of the Ashland postoffice
during the past quarter show a gain
of $59O.O5 over the corresponding
quarter last year, As the fruit ship
ments were somewhat lighter than a
year ago, it is presumed the increase
was the result of heavy sales of pos
tage stamps. envelopes and postal
cards during the summer tourist sea
son.
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two weeks visit at the home of Mr..
Bates sister, Mrs. e. W. Howell,
Maple street. While heer the Bates
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howell spent sew
eral days on a camping trip down the
Rogue as far as Galice.
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On County Budget Committee

Thomas II. Simpson, local hard
ware dealer, will be one of the three
men to make out the budget for
Jackson county, according to recent
appointments made by the county
court.
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Teachers Visit Ranch

Misses Caribel Morehouse and Eu-
genia Carson, two teachers in the
local school here, spent the week
end with Miss Marian Hamrick at
her ranch home, "Oak Rest" near
Central Point.
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Winter Fair Allowance

An allowance of $500 for the Ash
land winter fair has been made by
the county court, 1t was stated at
the chamber of commerce this morn
ing. The allowance was made fol-
lowing a request made last week by
chamber of commerce committee.
Moves From Talent
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At Mount Mclaughlin

William Swink, OF the Plaza mar
ket, is spending a week in the vicin-
lty Of Mount Mclaughlin, where he
is hunting deer and, friends claim,
many bear He is supplied with a
small arsenal and is aided and abet-
ted by hunting dogs. Mr.. Swing and
party will return to Ashland the first
Of next week.
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Assists Riddle Church

Rev. Walter A. Evans, pastor of
the Baptist church, is at Riddle.
Ore, where he is assisting the Bap-
tist pastor of that place in conduct
ing ten days revival meeting which
started today. Rev. Finch will oc-
cupy the Baptist pulpit this coming
week.
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La Pine-Work to begin soon on
Crane Prairie reservoir, to cost
about $4,000 and irrigate $1,000.
acres of land under north canal pro-
ject
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Former Residents Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. COchrane, who
recently sold their property on
Avery street, spent Sunday with the
MorehOuse family, on Third street.
They left yesterday morning for AL
bany, where they will locate perma-
nently.
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Football Game

High school students are eagerly
waiting for Saturday, when the
klamath Falls and local high school
football teams will battle on the
local gridiron. The locals were
trimmed in the first game of the sea-
son with klamath Falls at that city
Local sport fans, basing their judg-
ment on the recent Ashland-Grants
Pass game, when the locals showed
better training and more speed, pre-
dict battle royal" in the coming
clash.
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To Make Homo Here

T. ]. Atkins and family arrived in
Ashland yesterday from Everett,
Wash, and are staying at the Porter
house. Mr.. Atkins is a brother of
r. II. Atkins, Of this city, and en-
ploye of the Southern Pacific COM
pany.
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Many improvements

Following the lead Of the Method
lst and Presbyterian churches, sew
eral North Main street residents are
improving their homes with new
coats of paint. Some OF those
shining up" their homes are: T. H..
Simpson, Mr.. Ogg, Mrs. Van Fossen,
Attorney Moore, II. E. Badger and
two houses owned by Mr.. Ogg. b.
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Telephone Officials Visit

Messrs. Cole and Hutchins, of
Portland, supervisors of vehicles for
the Bell Telephone company, on an
inspection tour, spent Monday in
Ashland and left for klamath Falls
Tuesday morning.
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Ladies' Aid TO Meet

The regular monthly social meet
ing Of the Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Hodkinson, 81 Church street. A cor
dial invitation Is extended to all
women members of the church, esps-
Cially strangers.
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Leave for La Grande-

Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown, of
Phoenix, left yesterday for La
Grande to represent southern Ore
gon presbytery at the synodical meet
Ing. The Ashland society will 20 to
Phoenix for the November meeting
to hear the report OF Mrs. Brown.
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Demonstration Reading Course

Miss Wattenberger, primary
teacher in the Junior High school,
gave a demonstration OF beginning
work in reading yesterday before the
teachers institute.
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Elks TO Give Dance

The local Elks' lodge will give its
firts dance OF the season this eve
ming in honor OF the cast of Purple
Flashes" the Elks' show that staged
a successful two-night stand at Vim
ing theater last week.
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Hunters Return

Bob Shaw, Mike Morgan and Earl
Hosler returned yesterday from a
several days hunting trip, well
satisfied with their luck, and say
if it hadn't been so dry" they
would have returned with the limit.
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Returns Prom Portland

Mrs. s. r. Jeter returned from a
three months visit with friends in
Portland Saturday night and will
take over her old business on Fourth
and A streets. Her sister Mrs
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Returns From Yakima

Mrs. A. G. Adams has returned
from Yakima, Wash, where she had
been visiting friends and attending
to business matters during the past
month.
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Randlett, who has been managing
the store in her absence, will soon
join her husband at Roseburg, where
he is employed.
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Columbus Day

Banks were closed all day in OBJ
servance of Columbus day, com
memorating the exploits of Christie
pher Columbus, the seafaring ex-
plorer who demonstrated that the
world wasn't on the square" School
proceeded as usual today.
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Ashland Auto Plates on Sale

Ashland Auto Plates on Sale
The chamber of commerce has
taken on" a sales campaign in dis
posing of the 200 Ashland auto
plates recently received. Mr.. Fuller
states that the profits derived from
the sale of the plates will be used In
aiding to pay the expenses Of the
coming winter fair.
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Weekend Visitors =

Mrs. J. C. Clary. OF Trail, spent
the weekend with her mother and
sisters, the Green family, on Granite
street.
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Visits at Eugene

Mrs. +. W. Hogue, who is visiting
friends at Eugene, will visit rela-
tives at Portland for a few weeks
before returning to Ashland.
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Spends Sunday in Medfold-

Louis Crane, of the Square Deal
clerical force, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his family In Med
ford.
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To Return to Ranch Home

Mrs. Perry Ashcraft and children
are spending'a few days in the city
before returning to their mountain
ranch home.