Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-23

which is to be featured at i4old Hill,
March II. The latte ris ihe light
weight champion of the world. He
agrees to put Hands shoulders to the
mat twice in one hour on 1926 per
cent basis.
Trains Nos. 81 and 16 were delayed
last evening as result of derail-
,nent near Delta yesterday afternoon.
Three cars were reported to have
splashed into the Sacramento river
not far from Delta and before the
wreck could be cleared, the north
bound passenger trains were strand
ed for couple of hours.
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Leland DeCarlow received serious
injuries yesterday, when the horse
which he was riding slipped on the
pavement and fell. Mr.. DeCarlow
sustained compound fracture of the
ankle, and was removed to a local
hospital where his injuries were
treated. The accident occurred near
the Jackson springs, where Mr.. De-
Carlow was driving cattle in for his
father. One OF the animals ran off
the highway at that point, and MI,
DeCarlow rode after it to the side OF
the road. The horse SHE'D at tele-
phone pole lying down there, and
jumped back to the pavement, where
he slipped and fell.
DR.. w. A. Gle OF DesMolnes, Iowa,
president of the school OF oriflcial
surgery, was in Ashland yesterday
on professional business. He was
accompanied b. Miss Jean erosion.
secretary and manager of the school.
While In the valley DR.. Gle was the
guest of DR.. Bertha Sawyer and 9TH
er orificialists.
Mrs. Alice Balch is making an ex-
tended visit with her brother, j. L..
Greenwood and wife, on Liberty
street. Mrs. Balch's home is in the
mountains near Eugene, but for the
benefit of her health she came to
Ashland and stayed for a few weeks
last winter, and from here went to
California, but found the climate so
unpleasant there she has returned
to Ashland again.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Miller and
daughter are visiting at the home of
Mr. Miller's niece, Mrs. Homer Ell
hart. These people have recently
sold their farm in Sans Valley and
are looking for location. They will
visit in Portland, but may conclude
to come back here to locate, as they
seem very favorably impressed with
our fair city.
James Beagle and family have re-
turned to Belleview after spending
the greater part of the winter IN
the vicinity OF Portland.
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Mrs. Nellie Randles and Miss Helen
Walker spent Friday in Jacksonville,
the guests of an old schoolmate, Mrs.
Ray Coleman, nee Anna French.
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The Darling Studio is certainly
rushed with business lately The en-
tire senior class of the Ashland high
school have had their pictures shot"
besides a large number of athletic
pictures have been taken there. Mr.
Darling has recently purchased new
and is ably prepared to
meet the spring enthusiasm Of the
camera.
Chief Of Police Hatcher is chuck
ling over his success in running to
earth a pair of juvenile offenders.
The two boys were guilty of taking
coils from automobiles and selling
as junk. This should be warning
to any other youngsters who have
to get rich via the take
and sell" route. A number of other
young boys were also "a ID as be-
ing responsible for the G.5 pearancc
of some pigeons belonsins TO Wah
Chung on A street. Mr.. Hatcher also
made this discovery.
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w. A. Pearson, local chairman of
the Portland division of the order OF
railroad telegraphers, stopped over
night in Ashland on his way to San
Francisco, where the election of gen
eral officers will take place. He was
u visitor of F. E. Walters OF Allison
street last night.