Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25
(From Fridays Daily
More Time Is Asked

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the nightriding cases from the term
OF court which begins next Monday
to the February term has been filed
by the attorneys for the defendants.
The motion alleges that the indict-
ments are political, the people are
preiudiced, and that more time is
needed in which to prepare the case.
Many newspaper clippings we're filed
with the motion, in an effort to sus-
tain the oints in question.
Sees Football Game
Leith Abbott, of this city, who
formerly handled the telegraph desk
for the Pendleton Tribune, is in that
city today, visiting old friends and
incidentally to witness the game to-
day between the University of Ore
gon and Whitman. Reports from
the Roundup city state that the en-
tire town has been decorated exten.
sively in the colors OF the two insti-
tutlons for the game.
/ Visitor at Grants Pass
Attorney E. D. Briggs was a bust
/ ness visitor at Grants Pass Thurs
day.
! Nm THIN nf Vuunaof;nn
Mrs. Norma Terwilllger, of Salem,
state department secretary of the w.
r. c., will be in Ashland Saturday
for the inspection Of Burnside chap
ter of the w. r. c., No. "a.
Abel to Work Only Part Time
Cassius Johnson, shoemaker at
the Eastern Supply company, is on
the sick list, being able to work
only part of day at time.
Moving to Hugo
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Butler, 1870
Factory street, are moving today to
Hugo, Or, where Mr.. Butler will
have charge of large farm.
Moving to Ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bailey are NOV
F. ing to a ranch in the Antelope sec
ton, some Is miles east of Agate.
Mrs. Jordan Critically Ill
Mrs. P. C. Jordan is lying critic
ally i'll at her home at 1898 Iowa
street, and very little hope is en-
tertained for her recovery,
Here from Brownsville
Mr., Rush, of Brownsville, Or, was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Talent Man in City
NJ. C. Reed, of Talent, was bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
Property Changes Hands
l.. j. Orres has sold his property
located at $40 Hargadine street, to
Mr.. and Mrs. D. V. Good, recent ar
rivals here from Dunsmuir They
moved into the newly acquired prop
erty Thursday.
Motor Down from Grants Pass
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Quinlan. Mrs.
Frank Paradis and Father Coupal,
of Grants Pass, took advantage of
the fine day and motored to Ashland
this morning. Mr.. Quinlan is post
master in his home town, and spent
a few hours on business with Post
master Kaiser, while Father Coupal
visited with friends. The party re-
turned after lunch.
Buy Adjoining Property
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hager have
purchased the j. r. Williams home
on Scenic Drive. The newly ac
Quired place adiolns the present
Hager home.
Secretary in City
Mr.. Moss, secretary of the Jack
son county boys and girls clubs,
was a visitor in the city Thursday.
He was engaged in getting the re-
port Of the work done by various
of the local club, and Of
'ering suggestion where needed.
Yell Leader Elected
Orville Hall was elected yell lead
II by vote of the student body of
he Ashland high school today, with
Howard McCallahan as his assistant
The aspirants for the position tried
,ut during the A. II. SIX. F. Fl. s.
,ame and before the assembly.
lere. :
IIOro HObOes In Court
Eight hoboes were taken before ,,
ustice Gowdy Thursday and like
lumber today and all were given in
tructions to take the highway and /,
eep moving. Quite a number are
cen passing through the city on
fain street, having left the railroad
{ the entrance to the local yards, in
rder to escape the railroad officers
irabbcd for Beating Bills
A young man by the name Of At 4
ins was taken from train Is last
light by local officers at the request
I Grants Pass authorities, and was