Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-20
on the Sick List

! James Bowers Is reported to be
confined to his home suffering with
a bad cold and the pink eye.
Helps Win Loving Cup
Edwin Frazer, Ashland boy now
attending the University of Oregon,
was member of the basketball team
which won the inter-fraternity Sc
ries. The Kappa Sigma team de-
feated the Phi Gamma Delta quin-
tet 1873. This Is the third time in
succession this fraternity has won
the cup which it now retains perma-
nently.
Construction Crew Here
A telephone construction crew
consisting of Messrs. Rinearson, Ber-
ry, Moss and Chamberlain, arrived
In the city few days ago and have
started work on the toll line that
passes through the city. The crew
have headquarters in Portland, and
left there with the understanding
that their boss would follow shortly.
After arriving here and waiting more
than a day for him, they were in
formed that he was quite Ill and were
given orders to proceed with their
work without him.
Engineers Fees Due
The renewal fee of SO to practice
professional engineering In the state
of Oregon for the calendar year 1928,
is due and payable at the office OF
the secretary, 519 COrbett building,
Portland, Oregon, on or before De-
cember 81, 1929. ALL registered
engineers should make this payment
this month, as the lay imposes a
penalty Of 10 per cent a month after
the 31st OF December.
Operetta Is Postponed
J! The operetta to be given by mem
bers of Ashland high school has been
postponed. The date set for the
production has been changed from
December 21 until January 26.
Called Here by Illness
i Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith. of Duns-
muir, Calf. and Miss Thelma Heer
who has been taking a course OF
nursing in Portland, are in the city
called here by the illness of Leslie
Heer.
Entertain at PhOeRx-
The second dad and Boys" night
to be given by Phoenix men. will be
staged Friday evening at Clyde hall
beginning promptly at 1880 o'clock
Songs, music and some stunts, to.
gether with copious supply of eats
will be on the program.
Here for Operation
Il Mr.. McDole. of Bray. Calf, was
in the city the first of the week and
underwent his second nasal opera.
tion within the past few weeks.
Returns TO Ashland
L. Hilty, conductor for the South
ern Pacific company. who has had 9
run on the Klamath Falls branch fol
some time past, has been transferred
J back to the main line and will BIZ
seen On the streets of Ashland agair
between runs.
Leaves for North
i Mrs. Joseph Poor left for the north
on train 54 last evening.
Leaves for Frisco
B. M. Potter. one of the "5S" tax
drivers, left Wednesday with "a pas
senger for San Francisco. He expect,
to arrive in the bay city by Saturday
and will return to Ashland at once
Moves to Klamath
William Amsler, who has been
employed for some time past in the
Nininger & Warner billiard hall left
Tuesday with his wife for klamath
Falls, where he has secured a posi-
ton with the Waldorf pool room.
Dies in Spokane
Word has been received in this
city of the death of Mrs. B. G. Tabor
at her home in Spokane few days
ago. Mrs. Tabor's death was caused
by heart failure and was unexpected
as she had been in her usual health
for some time. The Tabor's own
property at 459 Morton street in
this city.
Cattle Going to Pasture
The Whittle Transfer company un-
loaded and loaded nine carloads of
cattle Tuesday night, which were en-
route south, where they will be put
on grass until spring. A great many