Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-18
Indian Youths Released


The two Indian brothers, Charles
and Fred Hood, who appeared before
the federal court to answer to
charges of stealing steer and two
COWS before Thanksgiving, 1920,
were acquitted by jury. The trial
lasted for two days. The jury at a
previous trial disagreed. The last
case on the docket, finishing the
work of the court, was that of c. A.
Lynch, Grants Pass, who was charged
with concealing assets in a bank
ruptcy proceedings.
Many Attend Institute
More than 200 teachers of Jackson
county are in attendance at the an
nual teachers institute in Medford
this week. Today is the second day
of the session. The teachers will
be guests at dinner given in their
honor at Phoenix Friday evening,
following the closing of institute. The
domestic science class of Medford
high school served lunch to the
teachers at the high school building
this noon.
Speak at Institute
George A. Briscoe. city superin-
tendent of schools, presided at the
afternoon meeting of the Jackson
county teachers institute in Med
ford. During the reading circles, B.
c. Forsythe, of the local high school,
led one of the main discussions.
College Club TO Meet
Members Of the College club will
meet Saturday afternoon, October
IA, at the home of Mrs. F. T. Wilson,
llO North Main street. An attract
i've program has been arranged. and
large delegation is expected to be
present from Medford.
Pledged to Fraternity
Floyd Ruch, who recently entered
the University of Oregon, has been
pledged to Phi Sigma Pi fraternity,
according to word received here.
George Ross Jr. was pledged to the
same organization, making seven
Ashland boys in the same living or
ganizat.on on the campus.
McdfOrd TO Play Football
Medford high school will open its
interscholastic football season this
Saturday, when they clash with the
Grants Pass eleven at Medford. This
game will be the last on the home
gridiron until the Roseburg contest
on November 4. Other games to be
played by NJ. H. S. are: October 81,
Klamath Falls at Klamath Falls;
October 2S, Albany at Albany; No
vember 4, Roseburg at Medford;
November II, Ashland at Medford;
November IT, Grants Pass at Grants
Pass, and November 30, the annual
Thanksgiving game, Ashland here.
Return from Motor Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robson and
Mrs. Jennie Schwan motored to
Rogue Elk Sunday, where they
over night, returning Mon
day evening.
Move Reported
Abe Mccoy has moved from SS5
B street to the house Mr.. Enders re-
'ently moved from Oak street to A
street.
Listed on Stock Exchange
Preferred capital stock of the Cali
ornia Oregon Power company has
,een listed on the San Francisco
tock and bond exchange, and ac- {
the stock appears in the {
San Francisco daily papers under [
he heading of 'Listed Stocks" on 1
he financial page. The stock is ,
uoted at "93h bid"
bedford Business Visitors b
Mesdames Fraley and Barber were /
us.ness visitors in Medford We'd s
esday afternoon. 7
lists from Klamath 7
Fred Payne, of Klamath Falls,
pent Wednesday visiting with Z
riends about Ashland. q
lake Some Kill G
F. L. Fry and Cal and Fred Gil q
on, not being satisfied with their G
unit of last week, which resulted in b
water haul, left the first of the N
eek for few more days in the Il
lc.n,ty Of Wagner Gap and on their v
sturn to the city Tuesday evening,
rought two fine bucks and report A
! the killing of big black bear. N
isit in Sans Valley fC
Hattie Hodges and Mrs. VIM. My. C
IS, of Ashland, came down last Sun D,
ny with Mrs. Albert Gall, of Med l.
'rd, and Joined party consisting
the Lloyd Miller family, l.. o. in
'alker and family, who assembled ic
the Gall ranch in Sans Valley for T.