Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-18
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0 18th birthday anniversary. Th
e guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. 3
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dahuff
Jury Session Is Resumed -
., The grand jury for the Octobe
term of court resumed its work II
! the Jacksonville court house thl
/ morning. Sheriff Terrill spent thu
latter part of the week in this vicin
ity and in northern California serv
ing subpoenas. Mrs. Marie Benedict
, of Applegate, Is forewoman, and the
| jury is the same as the special grand
Jury that Investigated the nightrid
ing outrages last spring.
Leave for California
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rudd, of S2i
Liberty street, left today for south
., ern California, where they expect to
remain during the winter months.
Guard Members viii Eat
The 4S4th company will meet
tonight for drill practice at the Ar
mory, after which the members will
enjoy a feed and talk from Cap
tain Adams, who has just returned
from the national rifle matches at
Camp Perry, Ohio. Captain Adams
will speak on points which he con-
siders of vital interest to the COM
pany and tell of his activities while
in the easta.
Will Motor to Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Taylor and daugh-
ter expect to leave Tuesday for Port
land and Vancouver, Wash. They
expect to make the trip by machine,
and will be gone for about 15 days.
Sporting New Cars
Richard Beswick has purchased a
new sport model Buick, Claude Mil
lett seven passenger touring car,
A. ]. Croig of Siskiyou Buick ~
roadster, and c. l.. Kincade a five
passenger Buick.
Motor to Grants Pass
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Willhite and
Postmaster Kaiser and two friends
motored to Grants Pass Sunday.
Hunting To-day
C. G. English spent the afternoon
today hunting in the Bear Creek bot
toms.
Fine Weather Enjoyed -
With the first perfect Sunday for
several weeks, hundreds OF motor
lists were on the highway yesterday,
while many enjoyed a belated pic
mic planned for several weeks.
Teachers Make Recommendation
Three main resolutions were
adopted at the closing session of the
Jackson county teachers institute,
which was held in Medford. First
that a visiting day be observed by
each teacher in the county, and that
the county superintendent notify the
school boards of the educational i'm
portance of the plan; second, that
the question of the county unit for
Jackson county be re-Opened at an
early date, and that the legislature
take favorable action toward the ap-
pointment of state inspector or
high schools. Appreciation OF the
entertainment by the Medford stu
dents, to Superintendent Smith and
the teachers OF Medford for their
hospitality, to the Parent-Teachers'
association for the luncheon, and to
the Medford chamber Of commerce,
for their trip over the Rogue River
valley, were also voiced in the re-
port. Support of the policy and
work of the county superintendent
of schools was also endorsed.
New Aerial Used
Something new in the way OF an
aerial in this vicinity is being used
at the automotive shop. The aerial
is strung on the inside of the build
ing from one end to another, and
ND among the timbers which sup
port the roof. It has no connection
in any way with any wire outside
the building.
Airplane Draws Crowds
Exhibition flying and the carrying
of passengers by Mckinney and Car
penter, aviators who performed dur
ing the fair, drew large crowd OF
people to the fairgrounds Sunday af'
ternoon. The plane has been re-
covered and refinished, has a $50
horsepower Hispano-Suaza motor
and is a Curtiss J-N-4 type.
Oregon Caves Closed -
Official closing OF the Oregon
caves, So miles from Grants Pass,
was observed Sunday. Approximate
Iy 10000 people visited these caves
during the past season, and great
increase over the visitors OF previous
years. due to the fine highway that