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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
WILL CALL PETIT
JURY FOE CIRCUIT
COURT OCTOBER "a

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. Z. The
petit jury for the October term of
the circuit court will be called Mon
day, October "a, and the grand Jury
will be convened a week earlier, Oc-
tober II.
Among the cases to be considered
by the grand jury are those of Rollie
Matthews, charged with manslaugh-
ter as a result OF the shooting Of
wig" Jacks at Eagle Point, and the
bootlegging allegations growing out
OF the series of raids conducted in
Medford last August
All thees cases, If true bills are re-
turned, will come before the petit
jury; also the trial of four Bank Of
Jacksonville failure cases, to-wit:
Those of Myrtle Blakeley, former
county treasurer; Charles Owen, for
mer orchardist, now of Salt Lake
City; X. d. Hines, ex-assistant cash
Ter of the defunct bank. and Chester
c. Kubli, Applegats rancher.
The court sessions are expected to
last month, and there is long
calendar of civil cases.
The following have been called to
serve on the petit jury for October
"a: c. f. Angle, farmer, Wallen;
Asbury Beall, farmer, Central Point;
Pete Betz, farmer, Eagle Point; S. j.
Blakely. farmer, Rogue River;
Alan Brackinreed, bookkeeper, Med
ford; j. j. Butcher, bookkeeper, Med
ford; c NJ. Chapman, retired, Tai
ent; H. L. Conger, farmer, Medford !;
r. l.. Ferns, farmer, Medford, route
a; Ben Fredenburg, farmer, Butte
Falls; L. c. Gardner, farmer. Tai
ent; John Greb, farmer, Eagle Point;
w. W. Gregory, farmer, Medford /;
Ansi ellison, farmer, Jacksonville;
+ L. Holdridge, farmer, Talent; H.
p. Holmes. merchant, Ashland; c.
w. Horton, farmer, Rogue River;
Charles Klingle, farmer, Lake Greek !;
Mason Lofland, retired, MedfOrd !;
J. H. McGee, merchant, Ashland !;
Carl Murphy, farmer, Ashland;
Charles Nunan, farmer. Jackson
Vile; j. S. O'Brien, retired, Med
ford; 4. Il. Pottenger, farmer. Med
ford; Guy Pruitt, farmer, Eagle
Point; A C. seabrook, farmer, Cen
tra Point; j. j. Stanley, farmer,
Eagle Point; Tom Stanley, stockman,
Butte Falls; n. B. Stoddard, mer-
chant, Butte Falls; r. E. Tucker,
farmer, Brownsboro; L. H. Wilcox,
farmer. Central Point.
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CARLOAD OF JERSEY
COWS FOR DAIRY
PROJECT IN COUNTY

Resulting from the appointment OF
a county committee to increase the
number of dairy cows in Jackson
county, C. C. Cate, J. B. Bichan and
Ike Merriman left this morning by
auto for the northern part Of the
state to purchase a carload of dairy
cows.
This undertaking is being financed
by the four banks of Medford and is
but the beginning Of a campaign to
increase the number Of dairy 1herds
In this locality.
None but high-grade Jerseys will
be included in the carload to be
shipped in and they are being pur-
chased at jefferson, near Salem.
These will be from 3 to 4 years old
and all will be fresh from between
now and December 1. II is expected
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Teacup Club Meets

The Teacup club of the Methodist
church met yesterday afternoon at
the newly-completed home of Mrs.
A. A. Marske, 1856 Sherman street.
The club members spent pleasant
afternoon visiting, doing fancy work,
inspecting the new home and ar
ranging a musical program, after
which refreshments were served.
Thirty-five ladies were present. At
the business meeting the following
officers were elected: Mrs. Walter
Herndon, reelected president; Mrs.
H. J. Carter, vice president, and Mrs.
A. A. Marske, secretary and treas
urer.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
FORNlEE MEDEORD
WOMAN TO OPEN
KINDERGARTEN HERE

President Harding recently said:
Because the kindergarten seems to
me an effective means Of providing
early moral, social and intellectual
training and promoting patriotism,
am hopeful that this educational
advantage may presently be provided
for all children of the nation"
These words have stimulated
much recent legislation regarding
kindergartens, patterning largely
after the California system, the most
effective in the country Oregon
would do well to soon bring this
branch of work into the public
school system.
The lack OF kindergarten priyi-
leges prompted one OF our new resi-
dents, Mrs. S. Il Willard. to conduct
il kindergarten in Medford last year
for the benefit Of her own children.
Now she is ready to open a class in
Ashland next week with a thorough
kindergarten equipment, including
specially constructed chairs, work
tables and sand table. Besides typ
ical kindergarten work. there will be
story telling, nature study and, later
on, the new project" system. Mrs.
willard is asking those interested
to met at her home on Pioneer ave
nue. adjacent to the park, this Fri
day and Saturday afternoons.
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To Purchase Cows

County Agent and Mrs. C C. Cate.
John Blchan. OF the Jackson County
Cow-Testing association, and Ike
Merriman left this forenoon by auto
for the Willamette valley. where Mr..
Cate will purchase some high-grade
Jersey dairy COWS. which will be sold
here at public auction next Tuesday.
The party expects to be gone all
week. Two mammoth squashes, one
weighing fifty-three pounds and the
other thirty-six pounds. we're exhib-
tied in Williams store this week
The squashes were grown by Clinton
Cook on the Applegate.-Jackson'
Vile Post.
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Prisoner Taken to Yreka-

Harold Hicks, alias Eddie Davis,
10, colored, arrested here Monday
by local police following orders Of
the police at Yreka, Calf, was taken
to Yreka yesterday by Sheriff Calk-
lns,. of that place. The boy is ac-
cused of stealing clothes and other
articles at Doris, Calf He was
taken off the. klamath Falls stage
by the local police. ....
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
Blind Musician Entertains-

The public was entertained last
evening on the street in front of
Irwin's cigar store by d. Frezise, a
blind musician from California, who
is a prodigy in that art. He is a
violinist of no mean ability and at
the same time played on a crude
stringed instrument resembling a
dulcimer, which he manipulated with
both feet in perfect unison with his
violin.
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Auto Collision

A light delivery car, owned by the
East Side meat market and driven
by Jack Cove, collided with an Ash
land Creamery company truck at the
Plaza at 9 O'Clock this morning. The
accident was minor. the truck escap-
ing without damage and the delivery
truck losing "A front wheel, which
was demolished in the encounter.
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To Leave for Wisconsin,

Miss Grace Dreys, who has been
the house guest Of her sister. Mrs.
F. II. Walker, all summer. will leave
this evening on the 4:3O o'clock train
for Kenosha. Wis She will stop at
SaIy Francisco for a few days and
will visit at Salt Lake City also for
a short time.
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Improves Apartment

The upstairs apartments in the
business block occupied by Isaac's
dry goods store on the ground floor
are being remodeled by Max &c
Bauer, owner Of the property. Mr..
Bauer, who will reside in the build
ing. has a force OF carpenters at
work arranging several rooms into
modern apartments.
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Elks' ladies' Card Palty.--

The Elks ladies will hold their
first card party of the season Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
their club room on the ground floor
of the Elks' building The parties,
to which all visiting Elks' ladies are
especially invited, will be held every
two weeks in the club room. Mrs.
Marsh Wagner and Mrs. Emil Peil
will be hostesses Thursday after
noon.
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Arrested for Speeding

Al Boyer was arrested yesterday
for driving his car. police state. at a
rate Of twenty-five miles per hour
past the Junior high school. Boyer
appeared before Justice Of the Peace
Gowdy and was fined $40. The 20
lice department has issued a warn
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tions now are awaiting approval.
Law suits centering around the con-
stitutionality of the farm loan act
tied up the sale of bonds by the fed
Grafton for more than year, Mr..
Harris said. Banks now are making
efforts to sell the bonds to meet the
demands Of new applicants.
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Leaves for Berkeley

John II. Scitt, who had been stay
ing at the W. M. Barber home, on
Granite street, for the past several
weeks, left this week for Berkeley,
Calf, where he will visit his daugh-
ter before rtaurning to his home in
Modesto
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Restaurant Sold

The Home restaurant, on North
Main street, has ben purchased by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wood. new ar
rivals from Portland, from Mrs. A.
X. Smith. Mrs. Smith will remain
at the establishment for few days
until the new owners become ac-
quainted with the business.
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To Return Mex; Week.

Mrs. o. L. Dews is getting along
splendidly at a Medford hospital and
expects to return to her home here
next week \ baby boy born to Mrs.
Dews October l has been named OIL
yer Edmund, after his father The
Dews family has apartments with
the Hargroves on Pioneer avenue.
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Leave for Canada-

Mr.. and Mrs. William Cassler, who
have been visiting Mrs. c. d. Wine
land, left this morning for Marys-
vile. B. c., where Mr.. Cassler has
large property interests. Mr.. Cass-
Ter arrived in Ashland last week to
meet his wife. who has been visiting
Mrs. Wineland for the past few
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Cassler will
return to their home in Cadillac,
Mich. after a trip to points in the
northwest.
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To Move to Dunsmuir-

Mr.. and Mrs. J. l., Creeks, having
been given new home" car by the
Southern Pacific company, will leave
soon for Dunsmuir, Calf, where Mr..
Creeks will be employed by the rail-
road company. The car is furnished
In hardwood, has living room, bed
room. bath and kitchen with built-in
features. Surprise" is the name
given the car by Mrs. Creeks. DON
aid Frazier, son of Mrs. Creeks, left
yesterday for Palo Alto, Calf, where
he will attend Stanford university to
continue his course in journalism.
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Visits Mother Here

B. H. Grubb arrived in Ashland
from the north Monday evening from
an inspection tour for the American
Bank Protection company After a
short visit with his mother, Mrs. NJ.
Il. Grubb, he will leave for Willows,
Calf.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12

Miss Virginia Jones, Mrs. Mary
Broker, Henry Kerby and son El-
ton motored to Grenada, Calf, Sun
day. In Grenada they were joined
by S. Permission, landscape gardener
of that place and father of Mrs.
Broker The party motored to Edge
wood, where fishermen were spear
ing salmon in the Shasta river.
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Motor 10 Grenada
Motor TO Lake o. Woods

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Paulserut. as
guests Of Henry Enders, Jr., motored
out to Lake o. Woods In the latter's
car Saturday evening, returning
Monday night. They report a pleas.
ant trip. The place was mostly de.
serted except for some people from
klamath Falls and the E. V. Carriers
and Irving Vining from here, who
have been out there most of the sum
mer.
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Settling Estate

Business matters pertaining to the
estate of William McGrath. former
Ashland resident and one-tlme mem
ber Of the city council. who died at
Topeka, Kan. in 1911. are being
taken care Of by his sister, Mrs
George Tibbetts, also of Topeka. Sew
eral vacant Ashland lots are in
volved in the estate.
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Poultry Meeting

A meeting Of the poultry raisers
of Ashland and vicinity Is called for
next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
In the city hall. The purpose Of this
meeting Is to further the interests Of
the poultrymen and 1t is hoped that
q permanent organization will be
formed at this time. All interested
people are urged to be present.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
Returns From CALIFORNIA;

Mrs. K. D. Briggs returned yester-
day evening from Oakland. Calf,
where she had been visiting her son,
G. C. Briggs, for the past several
weeks. Mrs. Briggs was met at Red
ding by her son and daughter-in-iaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Briggs, who
drove to Redding.
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Boy ScOuI Hike

Troop 2, Boy Scouts, under the
leadership of their scoutmaster, c.
F. Koehler. will hike to the noun
talns in the neighborhod Of Mount
Wagner next Saturday morning. The
start will be made promptly at 73O
O'Clock from the Presbyterian
church.
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WEnNESnAY,s NEWS

Grants Pass Sheriff's Office Empty
George Lewis, sheriff, and Ernest
Lister, deputy. have been called to
Medford on the Jack Maloney, Jack
Casey and Joe Ray trial. The trio
were arrested for operating still
last November.-Grants Pass Cour-
Ter
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Lenye for Drewsey. Ore

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Miller, who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Howe. l76 Mountain avenue, have
returned to their home in Drewsey,
Ore. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Howe are
sisters.
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Aerial Squadron Passes

The remainder of the men OF the
Ninety-first aerial squadron, about
fifty men, passed through here on
this mornings south-bound train en-
route from Camp Lewis and Eugene
to Mather field. Sacramento. About
twenty men OF the squadron passed
through here Monday in eight air
planes and by train for Sacramento.
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that the car will arrive in Medford
next Saturday and the cows will be
sold at actual cost to farmers hav-
ing the feed and stable room
There will be dairy meeting next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at
the Citizen stables in Medford. at
which there will be number of
speakers from the o. A. c.
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Jeweler Offers Prizes

o. II. Johnson, local jeweler, has
offered a ;25 lady's gold watch\ as
a prize to be offered at the Rogue
River Valley apple exposition to be
held in Medford during this month
at date not yet determined. The
Medford chamber of commerce in
tends to make the show a valley af-
fair.
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THURSDAYS NEWS
BUYS Farm Equipment

Carl Henry. Talent farmer, was in
the city yesterday purchasing farm
equipment from Emil Peil. Mr..
Henry, who has rented the Sadie
Walker place on Neil creek, pur'
chased a tractor and disc plow.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
Mission Club Meets

Mission study class will meet with
Mrs. Frank Shinn, on Oak street, to-
morrow at 2:30 o'clock. Chapters
2 and 3 OF "The Why and How of
Foreign Missions" will be reviewed.
All ladies interested are invited
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
Army Store Sold

The Army Goods store on East
Main street was purchased yesterday
by Wilbur Jordan, of this city, from
Henry Spulake, who has had charge
OF the store for the past several
months
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
HOrnbrOok Visitors

Mr., and Mrs. j. Ellis, OF Horn.
brook, Calf, were visitors in Ash
land yesterday. Mr., Ellis is an en-
ploye OF the Southern Pacific COM
pany at Hornbrook.
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Hunter TO Return

w. A. Shell, proprietor of a local
barber shop, will return tomorrow
from five days deer and duck
hunting trip. Donald Wells has been
in charge of the shop during the abb
sence of Mr.. Wells.
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To Leave for Texas

Mr.. and Mrs. Huschke will leave
Wednesday evening for months va
cation trip at Goose Creek, Texas,
where they will visit friends and rel
atives
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Returns From Montague

Mr.. and Mrs. George Loosely, who
had been visiting their son at Mon
tague, Calf, for the past three
months. returned to Ashland yester-
day. Mr. and Mrs. Loosely expect
to leave for Berkeley. Calf, October
! 5 to spend the winter months.
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Nevada Arrivals

Mrs. Grace d. Cantmill and little
daughter, Jane Annette, of Sparks,
New, arrived and are visiting at the
home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs D. NJ. Davis, S72 Boule-
ward.
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To Paint Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian church is shin
ing with new coat of paint being
applied by John Rigg, who has been
awarded the contract by the direc-
tors Of the church.
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Jeweler Remedies Window

The front of the o. Fl. Johnson
jewelry store is being remodele6 into
a modern, up-to-date show window.
The interior also will be redecorated
in the latest fashion and the store
will be one of the nftiest IN south
ern Oregon.
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UndergOes Operation

Mrs. Leslie Price, of Enders' con-
fectionery, is reported to be improv.
ing today after undergoing an opera
ton at a local hospital yesterday.
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Rogue River Visitor

X. Nelson, of Rogue River, was an
Ashland visitor Sunday and spent a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Howe, l76 Mountain avenue.
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New Hotel Clerk

j. w. Singletery is the new clerk
at the Hotel Ashland. Mr.. Single
terry is a new arrival from Hayden
Lake, Wash, where he was employed
in large tourist resort hotel.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
San1a Monica Arrivals

Mr. and Mrs. James Archibald, Of
santa Monica, Golf, are in Ashland
attending to business matters. They
expect to remain in the city about
two weeks. combining business and
PLEASURE.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
Organize Study Club

A new Study club is being organ
lied and any one wishing to Join is
asked to call at the library Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
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Idaho Arrival

o. U. Harrington and family are
recent arrivals in Ashland and are
looking for a place to rent with the
intention OF making their home here.
Mr.. Harrington has taken a position
in the sales department OF Emil
Peil's implement house.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12

ing to motorists that the state
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. law for auto
mobiles while passing schools will
be strictly enforced.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12
Weekend at Little Applegate-

A. E. Littlechild combined busi-
ness with pleasure in spending the
weekend at Little Applegate and en-
loved a dnner of venison Sunday.
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Here From Corvallis

Mrs. A. C. Keller, an Ashlant resi-
dent, was home on business last
weekend from Corvallis. where she
is staying and sending her children
to college
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Visit at ROeebnrg-

Mrs. C. +. Shepard and grand
daughter Yyonne are visiting the
Schienfelds in Roseburg for few
days.
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Ashlanders Attend Talent Party

Several autos loaded with Ash
landers attended the recent COM
munity party given at Talent for the
school teachers of that place. APP
proximately 200 children, teachers
and visitors attended the party.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12

Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Edwards re-
turned this morning from Forest
Grove. where Rev. Edwards has been
attending the Oregon conference OF
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Wednesday Afternoon Club

The Wednesday Afternoon club
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Van
SAINT, on Oak street.
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Missouri Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. George Simond and
V. T. Witty, of Memphis, Tenn, wh0
have been touring the country as
members OF a large party composed
of members OF the Memphis chamber
of commerce, are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harrison.
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Has California Business

Clyde Cunningham. former resi-
dent of Ashland. is managing large
mercantile establishment at Nuevo,
Calf.
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Former Resident Visits

Mrs. George Behrens, of Portland,
formerly known in Ashland as Miss
Angie Mcdonald is visiting Miss
May Hadfield, of this city
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Called TO st. Louis

Ralph Bermody. who had been Wis.
lting at the Edward White home on
Mountain avenue. left today for st
Louis, Mo-. where he was called BY
the death of a friend.
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Leaves for Frisco

Alvin Neville, Strawberry lane, has
gone to San Francisco, where he will
taby up a business course in San
Francisco business college.
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LOCAL AID PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS
nc From Klamath Falls

Returns H1Om hIAmAth fdIIs---
Mrs. ]. R. Lilly has returned from
Klamath Falls, where she had been
visiting Mrs. Louis Bradford the
last two weeks
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At Forest Grove

Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Ed
wards are at Forest Grove, where
Rev. Edwards is attending the Ore
gon conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Rev. and Mrs.
Edwards will return the early part
of next week.
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Hunters Return.

]. Ruger and Clinton Harkins
have returned from Elk creek and
Buck lake. where they had been
spending the past four days duck and
deer hunting. The hunters brought
home two deer, In addition to bag
ging a number of ducks.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12

Moves TO COrrville, Calif.-
Fred S. Permission, of this city,
has moved to Corrville, Calf, where
he has taken a position with the
California Oregon Power company.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-10-12

the Methodist Episcopal church. The
pastors return to Ashland will mark
the starting of his fifth year of serv-
ice in local church activities.
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Farm Association In Good Condition

Faf1n Association In Good Condition
The Ashland branch Of the Ma
tional Farm Loan Federation is in a
very good financial condition, ac-
cording to G. A. 2. Harris, bank eI-
aminer. who was In the city this
week. He stated that the federation
carries $4,000 in loans with no
delinquents. Several new applIca-
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Weine Roast-

George Icenhour and his class of
boys of the Presbyterian Sunday
school had short hike and weinie
roast supper last evening.
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Returns TO klamath Falls

Miss Olive Carlton, who had been
visiting Mrs. Homer Billings for the
past several days, returned yester-
day to her home in Klamath Falls.