Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-01-19
LOCAL and PERSONAL
SATURDAYS NEWS

intention of spending the winter.
Mr.. Baker was as far south as Los
Angeles, and claims he returned home
to get warmed up, as according to
his statement the weather is as cold
in California as here. He said he
wore his overcoat all the time he was
away, and decided II Southern Cali
fornia cannot furnish any warmer
weather than Southern Oregon he
might as we'll remain at home.
A. II. Kemp and daughter OF Taft,
California, while touring through this
section OF the country, stopped off
in Ashland over yesterday stopping
at the Hotel Columbia.
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G. r. Robinson had business in
Ashland from the Butte Falls coun-
try.
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The following from Portland are
Registered at the Hotel Columbia:
Il. W. Putnam, H. E. Ever and NJ.
j. Hurder. Other guests also at
the Columbia are N. G.. Robinson Of
Scappose. Or, W. c. Blair of Des
Moines, Iowa, and H. w. Selby.
Mrs. Minnie Eastman OF Portland
arrived in Ashland last night and
is a guest at the Hotel Austin. Mrs.
Eastman Is the mother Of the late
Sergeant Leo Parrish, whose body
was recently shipped from France
when he died in the army service,
and will be brought to Ashland to-
morrow for burial.
People from California in Ashland
stopping at the Hotel Columbia are:
+. ]. Becker and Mark Levi OF San
Francisco. and Arthur Tatesan OF
Sacramento.
Chief of Police W. ]. Hatcher this
morning received a letter from the
Chief of Police G. b. Pitcher of Cot
tage Grove stating that Dick STRAIT
ton, who Is wanted in Ashland for
passing a worthless check to j. i.
Icenhower early in the week, is want
ed in several towns for the same Of
fence. The police in Cottage Grove
holds warrant for his arrest for
passing bad checks in the latter city
on December IA. From there, Mr..
Pitcher. states, he went to Salem and
passed several checks. and is also
wanted in Orland, California, on the
same charge.
John Storm, prominent business
man OF Alaska. arrived in Ashland
this week to visit his family who are
spending the winter here.
Hotel Austin guests are Z. Il
Rorapaugh of Eugene, A. j. Frank
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Brooks of
Portland, Louis Aaron OF New York
City, and Marion Guyl.
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Fred and Will Patton came home
yesterday from fishing jaunt down
the river. They brought back with
them fourteen steelheads averaging
from go to "a inches which they
caught at Gold Ray dam.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sandry were
up from Rogue River last night wit
Messing the basket ball game be-
tween the high school OF that place
and the local high school team.
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Miss Vera Robinson of Grants
Pass is in Ashland, and will be a
week end guest of Miss Thelma Heer.
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Crater Lake has now 4 feet more
snow than was at the park this time
last year. Superintendent Sparrow
of Crater Lake national park has
received word from the ranger on
duty in the park that the depth of
snow is Sls feet at Anna Spring
camp and 91a feet at the lake rim
five miles above.
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Mrs. E. V. Carter has gone to
Salem to join her husband, Hon. +.
V. Carter, who is one Of the Jackson
county members of the legislature.
Mrs. Carter expects to remain there
during the present term.
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w. ]. Luckeroth was up from Med !
ford yesterday transacting business
in Ashland.
A. C. Joy was in Medford today
attending a meeting called to ar
range for coming Farm Bureau
campaign which is expected to be
put on in the county in the near fu-
ture.
NJ. A. Belding of Marshfield had
business in Ashland a few days this
week.
The statement that 1920 taxes
would be due and could be payable
after January 1st is mistake. The
tax rolls are not turned over to the
sheriff by the assessor until the last
of February and can be paid any
time after March 1st. The penalty or