Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-08
Local and Personal
(From Saturdays Daily


which arrived at their home lat
Saturday evening.
U. OF o. Plans Vespers -
Vesper services at the Universit
OF Oregon, eight in number, will b
held beginning Sunday, Novembe
5. The music for the first servic
is to be furnished exclusively by tn
mems and women's glee clubs. Al
exceptionally fine program has beef
announced.
In from Lake of the Woods
Mr. Peck, caretaker at the Lake
of the Woods, has arrived in thu
city for the winter. All the sum
mer homes at the popular resor
have been closed and several inches
of snow covered the grounds about
the lake.
Many Attend Football Game
When the Ashland football eleven
met Grants Pass high school in a
return game this afternoon, large
delegation of rooters were on hand
to cheer the red and white. Among
the teachers who accompanied the
team and were in the "It's the Cli-
mate" city today, were G. A.. Bris-
coe, superintendent of schools Mis-
ses Marie Ridings, Callie Vogeli, Ann
Forberg, Zipora Blumenfeld, Alice
Hayes and Edyth Stevenson.
Returns TO Weed
]. c. Bernard left here few days
ago for Weed, Calf, after spending
few months in his home in this
city.
Shooting on Klamath Lake
r. E. Derrick and H. C. Stock
spent a few days this week, shoot
ing ducks and geese on Klamath
lake.
Here from Fort Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hammond, Of
Fort Jones, Calf, motored to Ash
land Friday and transacted business
in the city.
Undergoes Nasal Operation
L. II. Wilcox. of Central Point,
was in the city this week and under
went an operation on his nose. He
eft the hospital Friday and went to
MS home.
Talent Girl Prize Winner
Schnider's efficiency test, recently
given to co-eds at the Oregon Agri-
cultural college, for the first time,
vas won by Ella Lucille Holdridgo. |
,f Talent, who made the highest G
'core-1S points. She is sopho- '
more in home economics. Sehnld- I
RS test Is based upon a system of '
coring which takes into account 6
he heart rate during reclining and :
Turing standing. The scores for the
tens vary between plus three and V
! minus three. A total score of nine t
n less signifies physical deficiency r
Hiss Holdridge credits the southern =
Innate and the Rogue River apples l
or her record. {
Baptist Church. d
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. S
iorning service and sermon at IL I
'elock. Theme, I'VE Preach Christ" t
Evening services announced from j
'ulpit Sunday morning. B. Y. p. U.
nd junior meeting, $3.50 and $50 p
. m. Baptism at the evening serv- e
ce. Tarrying meetings Monday, e
Wednesday and Friday evening. v
stops in Ashland
Paul Brown, field secretary of
christian Endeavor work, stopped {
III between trains yesterday to con- a
ult with the officers of Crater Lake Ii
Jnion. regarding the state conven- (
ion to be held in Ashland in April. !
Auto Is Stolen d
Theft of Nash touring car from $
loseburg, bearing Oregon license r
10. 53771, was reported by s. w.
'tarmer, sheriff of Douglas county,
o the local authorities. The ma S
hine was stolen Friday night. s
Crime Wave Sets In ]
Police of southern Oregon are fac $
ng small crime wave. Friday a
light, thieves entered the fire hall
Il Medford and made away with o
hree suits Of clothes, three pairs of I
hoes, an Elks' pin and a Masonic {
The loot was packed in
pillow slip. Thursday night the
heft Of blanket and few other
articles was reported from a local !
as was minor robbery
turing the night previous to that.
Railroad Work Progressing
One mile Of the new railroad to
Ihe Cheney creek lime quarries has '
already been graded and is now
ready for the ties and steel. 1t is
reported by the Grants Pass Daily
A force OF 80 men is act