Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-29
Helps Pierce campaign--

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have been filed with the secretary o.
state, Jesse Winburn is shown al
having spent $66S in supporting the
4 Pierce campaign for governor.
Visits in Ashland
] George Young. a resident of Ash
land some 1S years ago, who is now
located In the Willamette valley, was
a visitor in Ashland Wednesday
George had only few hours in the
city but managed TO get around and
see a number of old neighbors and
friends while here.
Former Resident HOnOred--
1--WE want you to know that Mrs.
Henry T. Elmore, of Ashland, Ore,
who was active in your work in one
of the Oregon counties for number
of years, has returned to her home
In Augusta. She was promptly elect
cd secretary Of the Augusta Public
Health association, and is proving a
tower of strength in developing
health work here. 1t is interesting
to know how one woman's influence
thus extends entirely across con-
tinent. Yours very sincerely. w. D..
Thurber executive secretary, Maine
Public Health association. Health
First.
Highwaymen Bound Over
Oregon and Dewey Jones, Of
Grants Pass, who are thought to be
implicated in the Pacific highway
hold-ups last September, have been
bound over to the grand jury, bonds
being fixed In each case at $4,000.
Several victims of the stick-ups have
identified articles found in the pos
session Of. the Jones as their be-.
longlngs. II convicted, the men face
a sentence of from 10 to 20 years in
the penitentlary. Attorney Donald
R. Newberry. of Medford. is repre-
senting the defendants.
Premium Lists Out
The premium list and program for
the ThirdsWinter Fair and Southern
Oregon Poultry associations eighth
annual exhibit, has been printed and
is now ready for distribution at the
office of the chamber of commerce.
The fair promises this year to be the
best in its history, and merchants are
cooperating In assisting in decOrat-
ing the streets of the city, not only
for the period of the Winter Fair,
December to s, but also for the en-
tire holiday season.
Supper This Evening"
The members of the Baptist Sun
day school will enjoy fine feed to-
night at the Baptist church, as the
result of contest for members in
the Sunday school, which closed a
few weeks ago. All members OF the
Sunday school are invited to attend.
Automobiles Collide.
Two large machines collided this
afternoon at the intersection OF Wa
ter and North Main streets. r. e.
DERRICK. who was coming out of Wa
ter street was forced to the curb by
another car which was proceeding
south. Neither machine was badly
damaged, that of the southbound au-I
toist coming off second best with a
damaged fender.
Boxing Card Postponed
The boxing card planned for the
in MedfOrd this evening
has been postponed until next Tues
day. kid" Tulsey, of San Francis
co, will meet Johnny Carlson in the
main event. Others who will fea-
ture at the fistic match will be bat
tling" Frick and kid" Meadows,
and Joe Walter VS.. Burnie Burnett,
Of Ashland. Four good fights are
on the card.
Spend Evening in Medford-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Sanders, their
neice Marcilla Sanders, Miss Velma
Capp' and Henry Purl motored to
Nedford Wednesday evening, where
hey attended a play which was CIV
IN at st. Mary's academy. Mr. Purl
s the son of DR.. Purl, who came here
'ecently from Los Angeles. He will
inter the local high school as a sem
or at the beginning of the next Sc
hester.
Moves to Medford--
r. c. Eastman moved today from
'2S B street to Medford. Mr.. East |
nan moved here about two months :
go from eastern Oregon and has
een employed by the contractor OF
he Talent irrigation ditch. {
Few Baby Arrives {
Word has been received In this
ity Of the arrival Of a baby girl. at
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs Iamas q