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]. VI. FULLER TO AID IN
LAND SETTLEMENT

John II. Fuller, secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce, announced
this morning that he is making every
effort TO attend a conference of COM
mercial organization representatives
and newspaper editors at Portland
June I, for the purpose of discuss
ing land settlement plans for Ore
gon
The conference will precedc by
one day the Rose Festival to be held
at Portland and is part of the pro-
gram being carried out by Che state
Chamber of Commerce to bring
homeseekers from the middle west
rrn states to Oregon. Those who
attend the conference will give espe-
Cial attention to the reception Ol
settlers who are due to arrive IN
Oregon from the middle west II,
about 90 days time. William Han
ley, state Chamber of Commerce di
rector who has returned recent!
from Omaha, reports that the frs
trainload OF settlers are schedule,
to leave for this state from 0mahI
aud Kansas City by July 10. III
will outline conditions of the middle
west at the conference.
The state Chamber of Commerce
states the importance of the con
ference lies in the fact that the land
settlement program is the initial be-
ginning of campaign to be con
tinued next year In their COM
municatiOn to Mr., Fuller fhev
called attention to the fact that Port
land visitors may vote during state
election, June Z. at Portland pr0vid-
ing they secure Il certificate OF reg
lstration from the clerk OF their
county.
Local business men who are Ia
mlliar with the program being car
ried out by the state Chamber of
Commerce expect Ashland to derive
great deal of benefit from the COM
ing influx of homeseekers. Tour
lists and business men from the mid
die west stopping at the local hotels
state that Ashland is well advertised
in the. east by motorists who have
stopped at the camp ground in thus
ely. Tourists are stopping here in
increasing numbers, local garage
men state. For the past week reg
istratiOn of guests at the hotels has
been extra heavy.
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PAGE rffREs

success and spectators VIII see some
real playing Tuesday morning.
The first game this morning was
between the &C team and the Meth
odists and was won by the latter
only in the 9TH inning by a score OF
g TO Z. The &C team kept the
lead until the 9Th inning and evi-
IDENTIFY Intended to have the game,
but missed by a narrow margin.
The second game was a walk over
for the Presbyterians over the Bap-
lists 16 to 4; both teams were han
dicapped by the lack of some of their
usual players but the PresbyterianS
had some good stuff IN their new
material.
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JUNIOR TEAMS AT Y. VI. G. A.
PLAY LAST BALL GAME

The Junior teams OF the Y. NJ. c,
A. Athletic League played the last
game OF their schedule this morning
but the Presbyterians and .Metho-
dists are tied for first place.
out OF a total of six games play
ed, each team has won four games.
A game has been arranged for Tues
day morning at o'clock to play Off
the tie and determine which Sunday
school produces the better ball play
ers; both teams are confident OF
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Returns From New York


Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wretz entertain
ed the boys OF troup No. last night
it being the 18th birthday OF Web
ster Wertz Jr Games were played
and refreshments served.
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THURSDAYS NEWS

Has Twins
V. o. N. Smith, cashier OF the Cit
izens Bank, has received word from
Topeka, Kansas. that twins have
been born to Mrs. c. NJ. Stickley, q
former Ashland girl known here be
fore her marriage as Miss Margaret
Siemantel. The twins were born
May 81. Mrs. Stlckley is sister Of
Mrs. Smith.
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Hit Visitor
Plinny Leabo, of Hit, visited yes
terday with his sister, Mrs. l.. ]. Heer.
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WEDNESDAYS NEWS
Leaves for Crater Lake

Leaves for Crater Lake
Carl Tengwald, manager OF the
Crater Lake shotel Seely ". Hall,
manager OF Crater Lake transporta'
ton, and o. c. Heinlein, who will
have charge of the electrical and
motor equipment of the resort, will
leave Friday for the lake to get q
line on matters there for the coming
season and see what is needed in the
day of equipment and repairs to the
hotel paint.
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Eastern Star MatrOn Visits
Mrs. Ida Umbach, Grand MatrOn
of the Eastern Star is visiting in the
city that she may be able to attend
the revival meetings of Dr. Bulgin,
evangelist.
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Returns TO WEED

Wallace Baldwin returned yester,
day to his home in Weed, Calf, ait.
er spending two weeks in Ashland
and Grants Pass. Mr.. Baldwin wa.
visiting at the home of Mrs. NJ. A
/ Baldwin.
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Free Methodists Hold Meeting

The Free Methodist Church will
hold the first quarterly meeting ol
the new convent year from June 3
to inclusive at n East Main street
The meetings will begin every even
Ing at 1880 o'clock and will be pre-
sided over by G. Il. Glazier.
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TO I.Ocate Here

Curtice Miller and wife who visit
ed a few days in Ashland looking at
property will probably locate here
In the near future. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller and their adopted daughter.
Flossle, have been staying with the
Kimballs on Sardine creek since they
sold their ranch in Sans valley.
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Timber Man visits

Z. 7. Merrill, former Ashland
man arrived recently from Long
Beach, Calf. to attend to his tim
ber land interests near Ashland anil
Medford. Mr.. Merrill is well known
here and has extensive interests In
this section OF the country.
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Capture 3J lb. salmon

Rev. E. ]. Bulgin while fishans
with Clarence Noe, DR.. Bray and +.
Roy Davis from the bridge at Ray
Gold Monday, captured 35-pound
salmon which with the aid of Clar-
ence Noe he landed.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. 4. Coburn and son
Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Coburl
and son Claire were recent Ashland
visitors at the home of Mrs. NJ. A.
Baldwin. 3l6 East Main street.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-08

Peter Strauff, known in police
circles as Dutch Pete" and Frank
Kodat, both with prison records in
western states, charged with the
burglary of the bank OF Gold Hill at
Gold Hill on the night of April 18th.
were found guilty by jury in the
circuit court Friday after on hours
deliberation. Four ballots were
taken.
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Former $. P. Agent visits

Lyle Rice, former Ashland agent
for the Southern Pacific company, Is
In the city visiting friends for the
first time in IL years. Mr.. Rice
now has his headquarters at Kan
sas City.
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Portland Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Multi, return
ing to their home in Portland from
an extended stay in Southern Cali.
fornia, were visitors here with rela e
tives and friends last week.
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Father Dies

Mrs. J. r. McCracken has received
word of the sudden death of hel
father in California. Details could
not be learned.
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The gospel meeting held yesterday
evening at the Bellview school house
was presided over BY II. Billings,
evangelist. Rev. f. II. Keene made
the closing prayer. About rs resi-
dents attended the meeting, the
first to be given in the Belleview
district.
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tions are busily interested these
days In the contemplated additions
to the church edifice. @
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Green Springs Road Good
]. X. Mewilliams who recently
returned from trip to klamath
Falls, reports that the Green Spring
road is the best condition he has
ever known it to be in,
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Leave for Utah
Mrs. j. ]. Gamblers and daughter,
Mrs Charles Tullis left the latter part
OF last week for the home of Mrs.
Tullis, in Milford, Utah. Mrs. Tul-
lis has been visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr., and Mrs, j. j
Gamblers for the past three months
on account OF the past serious i'll
ness of Mrs. Gamblers. Mrs. Cam
bers left for Utah on account of her
health
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Leave for Utah.
Purchase Home =

Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Fehige have re-
Gently purchased home on y
street. The family formerly lived on
Third street. Mr.. Fehige is an EN-
ploye of the Southern Pacific.
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Freight Congestion

Heavy freight congestion is re-
ported in Southern Pacific yards
here due to shipments by rail, ow-
ing to the marine strike, now under
way In seaports on both coasts.
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paint up" campaign recently con-
Quoted In Ashland has been given
new coat Of paint.
90
Many Homes Painted
A number Of Ashland residents,
taking pride in the appearance Of
their property and city, have i'm
proved their homes by painting. Lo-
cal real estate men state that prop
erty owners realize the enhanced
values of their homes by such inf
provement. Residents who have
recently, painted their. homes are:
F. T.. Walters, Allison street; Ralph
Roberts, Gresham street; c. T.
Shepard, Boulevard c. H. Cham
berlain, Boulevard
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Placing Voting Poll Booths
County Sheriff Terrill was in the
city yesterday attending to the plac-
ing of booths at the various polling
places In preparation for the ceming
election, June Z.
County Assessor Here
County assessor J. B. Coleman was
in the city yesterday on business.
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Ill At Hospital
Mrs. Fred f. Porter is Ill at a
local hospital Her condition is not
serious It was reported this morn
ing.
MedfOrd Visitor
DR.. McMorrls NJ. Dow of Medford
was in the city today on business.
Civic improvement Club Meets
The Civic improvement Club will
hold its regular meeting June Z at
1880 O'Clock In the Pioneer hall
Dr.. Maude Hawley will continue her
subject OF Hobbies" A series of
lectures on parliamentary rules and
usages will be started by Mrs. Han
sen. There will be drill in def
nitions and miscellaneous questions.
All ladies are requested to bring
pencils and paper. Refreshments
will be served.
Weed Visitor
Mervin Reese, a former Ashland
man, was a visitor on business from
Weed, Calf, today. He will spend
a few days in the city visiting
friends.
Eormer Ashland Woman Visits
Mrs. Jessie Rondeau. former
Ashland woman, is visiting friends
in the city.
Arrive From Oakland
Miss Emma Earle, OF Oakland,
CAL, arrived for an extended visit
with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. U. Clute. Miss Earle is a
former Ashland young lady.
Leave for California
Misses Nina and Hazel Emery will
leave tomorrow morning for a
three weeks motoring trip to South
ern California points. They will
visit San Diego Calf.
y
Hit VISITOR
Mrs. Leon Glover of Hit, Calf,
is visiting friends In the city.
Recovering From Illness
Mrs. Kate Howell, factory street,
is recovering from an illness Of the
past week.
Visiting at oakland
Mrs. w. F. Dewitt, Allison street,
leaves tomorrow for Oakland. Calf,
where she will spend two weeks
visit with her sister In that city.
Returns from School
Miss Elizabeth HIGGINS, who has
been attending the school at Salem
will return to her home here next
week.
Slumber Party
A slumber party will be given to-
night at the home of Mrs. Il. c.
Goodwin, 46 Union street. in honor
OF Miss Flossie Good, visitor from
Red Bluff, Calf. Those present will
be Misses Isabel Silver Irma Bess,
Edith Dodge Clara VIII and Flossie
Coed. The party will be entertained
at breakfast by Mrs. Goodwin,
a xr,e, x,uuuares
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Mr.. Steele, OF YIeka, Cl!if., was in
the city on business yesterday repe-
senting the California Oregon Power
company.
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VIII Take Vacation

Although not definitely decided,
Miss Florence Pool, the home demon
stration agent may take her annual
vacation beginning on June Sth,
spending the time at her home al
Townsend Mont.
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Visiting ut Ager-

NisftihK ht hRer-
Mrs. Il. p. Cornelius of this city
is visiting her sister at Ager Calf
Mrs. Cornelius will remain about a
week.
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Visits In California

Visits In California
Mrs. G. G.. Eubanks has gone to
Santa Rosa, Calf. for an extended
visit with relatives. Later on. Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Rose OF Monterey will
join her there in family reunion.
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Eugene On iucsuhy' Mio' Hnh"
Dimick OF Rogue River has been ap-
pointed a member Of the standing
committee on home economies,
Returns to Home M
Mrs.-C. /. j. Porter, North Main
street, who has recently undergone
an operation at a local hospital, has
returned to her home and is regain
Ing her health.
Returns from Gold Hill
Mrs. August Schuerman, who has
been visiting friends at Gold Hill,
has returned to her home here.
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Move TO Beach Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, formerly on
Oak street, have taken a residence
at IL Beach street.
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Klamath Falls Visitor
Miss Ida Stewart OF Klamath
Falls is in the city on business and
expects to remain for about month.
Miss Stewart is trying to find a To-
cation in Ashland.
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Buys Home
Frank Feigh has purchased the
home OF ]. l.. Cook on B street. The
deal was made through the realty
office of C. b. Lamkin.
Julian Barrett Ill
Julian Barrett, well known Ash
land boy, is seriously i'll at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs f.
Barrett, in Albany. The Barrst:
family have only recently left this
city.
VIII Take Vacation
Although not definitely decided.
Miss Florence Pool, the home demon
stration agent may take her annual
vacation beginning on June Sth,
spending the time at her home at
Townsend Mont.
May Locate Here
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Peterson. who
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Cole, l150M Oak street,
have sold their home IN Dunsmuir,
Calf, and intend to locate in Ash
land. Mr.. Peterson Is an employ 2
of the Southern Pacific company.
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Returns From New York
H. f. Badger, who has been in
New York for several months has re-
turned to his home.
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Boy Scouts Entertained ..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wretz entertain
ed the boys OF troup No. last night
it being the 18th birthday OF Web
ster Wertz Jr. Games were played
and refreshments served.
Return From Eugene VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Simpson,
with Mrs. Glenn, have returned froIa
a weeks visit to Eugene. Mr.. Simp-
son attended the Shriners conven-
tion there.
Visiting at Central Point
Miss Nellie Ross and little niece,
Louise Moor, have been spending
this week in Central Point visiting
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Portland Visitor

Portland Visitor
Mrs. l.. X. Moore OF Portland, Is
visiting at the home OF Mrs, G. NJ.
Frost, Winner Heights.
Seriously Ill
Edward White Oh Mountain ave.
who has been i'll for the past several
weeks was reported today as very
low.
Appoint Demonstration Agent
Frederick c. Holibaugh has been
appointed assistant county demon
stration agent in Jackson county,
with headquarters at Medford. He
is 81 years Of age and is married. He
was raised on u farm in western
Pennsylvania. From 1904 to 1909
he raised livestock in Western Mon
tana and Eastern Oregon. For the
past l2 years he has been farming
in the Rogue River Valley, where he
has always taken an interest in ex-
tension work and has been an active
Farm Bureau worker.
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Missionary Society Meets
The Ladies Missionary Society o.
the Christian church will meet Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
Christian church for the purpose OF
electing new officers.
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Returns from McDOel--
James Bowers, who made recent
business trip to McDoel. Calf, has
returned to Ashland
Makes Business Trip
]. N. Dennis has returned from .
business trip to McDcel, Cal.
Petluma, Calf, Visitor
W. c. Sanderson Of Petluma, Cal,
is in the city on business. Mr.. San
derson is a former Ashland resident
and a one time partner Of J. N. Den
mis-. proprietor OF feed store here.
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Resigns Bank Position
Miss Leone Leybold has resigned
her position as stenographer with the
Citizens Bank, preparatory to leaving
for Portland to join her mother,
Mrs. /. Crisp who recently sold her
home in this city. Miss Leybold's
place has been taken by Miss Ruth
shoudy, a graduate OF the local high
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A subscription to the fldings was
among the first things decided upon
by Mrs. Lenna Felix after her recent
arrival in this city. Mrs Felix Is
receiving the Tidings at her new
address. l0s Bush street.
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StkkiyOu Visitor

Mrs. W. S. Norris who lives on II
ranch at the summit of the Siski-
yOus on the Pacific highway. was
visiting friends in Ashland yesterday
and incidentally making purchases
for her new adventure OF q Road
House at the very summit on their
homo ranch.
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Moves to Grants Pass

NJ. W. Jones, from Eastern Ore
gon in the vicinity OF Ontario, and
who has been employed on Pacific
Highway construction work in this
vicinity for the past year, will move
to Grants Pass and accept employ
ment on the big irrigation project
under way in Josephine county
Eventually, he plans to invest in {
ranch property in that section. Hi
Grants Pass residence will be located
at 4l6 Rogue River avenue.
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Visiting Mother

Clifford II. Fuson OF Seattle, Wn.,
Is visiting his mother. Mrs. Mary E.
Wood OF this city for a few days.
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Birthday OF Oldest Resident

James Thornton, thought to be
Ashland's oldest resident celebrated
his oath birthday Sunday
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Attend Medford Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. II. X Tomlinson of
this city were In Medford yesterday
evening where they attended the
Elk's dance.
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Visits Grandmother

Visits Grandlnotnet--
Miss Virginia Jones. Mountain
avenue, has left for visit with her
grandmother. Mrs T. ]. Jones of
Roseville. California. Miss Jones
may prolong her visit for an indefi-
mite time as her grandmother is re-
ported i'll.
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Program Tuesday. June 7th, 2:30
p. m. sharp. Hobbies" continued.
DIR. Maude Hawley; Parliamentary
Law, Mrs. Hausen. Ladies, bring
pencils and paper. Refreshments
will be served.
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In Siskiyou Camp

j. NJ. Spencer, ex-service man, IL
employed as engineer by the Huber
Construction company at Its summit
highway camp on the -Siskiyous, en-
gagged in paving operations near the
base OF the mountains and In the vi
cinity OF the BarrOns.
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Visits at Portlahd--
Miss Zelda Heer left Saturday for
a two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Aida Anderson Of Portland.
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Land settlement

Land settlement
A Land Settlement conference will
be held in Portland, June 7th, the day
before the opening of the Rose show
at which representatives OF the var
ious interests of the state will discuss
plans for cooperation in securing
new settlers, William Hanley OF
Burns, former well known Jackson
county citizen, will be one OF th'
speakers. The conference Is rated as
being vital to the future development
OF the state, and officials of railroads
have been specially invited to be pres.
ent.
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Hold Picnic
The Tea Cup Club will hold their
annual picnic In the Park, June i.
All members of the club and their
families are invited. Anyone not So
licited, and wishing to come are re-
quested to call Mrs. Walter Herndon.
Supper will be served at $40. Bring
plate, cup. saucer. spoon and fork.
Bert Moses Moves
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moses moved
from the Austin Hotel yesterday to
the Reed bungalow which they have
leased on scenic drive.
Leave for East
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Grimes, who
have been visiting In Ashland at'the
home of Mr.. and Mrs ]. P. Wolf for
the past two weeks, have left for
their home in the east. They will
motor through.
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for len. BY ticking ali necessary
provisional I'm home, the camper
can cut toNie the e1rens" 10 the
minim'in, lransportersh Of the
bedding and supplies will be fur
nished free by the Y NJ. c. A. Ten
tstivs dates for the first three day
camp are June l4-l6.
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Rev. Conrad. of Grants Pass. will
preach at the Church OF God, corner
Iowa and Mead streets, next Satur-
day and Sunday, June and 9, at
o'clock.
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Slumber Party

A slumber party will be given to-
night at the home of Mrs. X. c..
Goodwin, 46 Union street. in honor
of Miss Flossie Good, visitor from
Red Bluff, Calf. Those present will
be Misses Isabel Silver, Irma Bess,
Edith Dodge Clara VIII and Flossie
Coed. The party will be entertained
at breakfast by Mrs. Goodwin.
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Return From Eugene Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Simpson,
with Mrs. Glenn, have returned FROM
weeks visit to Eugene. Mr. Slmp-
son attended the Shriners conven-
/ tiOn there.
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State Grange Convene
The 4sth annual convention Of the
Oregon state grange convened In
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ror,ner S. p. Agcnt yisits--

Virgil Hedgpeth, former agent at
the local Southern Pacific freight
depot, has been visiting here OF late.
He is now In the railroad service at
klamath Falls. Since leaving Ash
land he has visited various localities
in southern California and Arizona.
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Mrs. Caroline Green, OF AIS Bout
levard. left today for Portland
where she will visit until about July
9Th, when she will then 20 for u
summer outing for the rest OF the
summer.
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Julian Barrett Ill
Julian Barrett, well known Ash
land boy, is seriously i'll at the home
of his parents, Mr., and Mrs F..
Barrett, in Albany. The Barrst:
family have only recently left this
city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Peterson. who
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Cole, 1150h Oak street,
have sold their home in Dunsmuir,
Calf, and intend to locate in Ash
land. Mr.. Peterson is an employs
of the Southern Pacific company
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Motor TO Hit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lane and
aunt, Mrs. Nora Walrad, motored to
Hit, CAL, yesterday and spent the
day with Mr.. Wilmer Hit.
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Leaves for IriscO-
Mrs. J. W. Mccoy left the last OF
the week for San Francisco for a
change OF climate at lower altitude
by the seaside. Mr.. Mccoy and the
children will join her there later on,
driving down in the family car.
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E. b. Barron was in the city yes
terday from his farm.