Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-13
Visits Granddaughter


few days. Mr. Parshall reports con-
ditions in northern California as be-
ing very slow with the exception Of
the sheep market, which he says, is
the best it has been for some time.
All Trains Delayed
Too much weather" to the north
and south of Ashland was responsible
for the tardy arrival of Southern Pa
cific trains today, most of which ar
rived in the city within an hour or
two Of the scheduled time.
VIII Talk on Dairying-.
Prof. Jamison, dairy expert from
the Oregon Agricultural college, will
discuss dairy feeding Friday after
noon during the Winter Fair, and
will also speak in Medford Saturday
afternoon at the public library, on
the same subject.
Here from Portland
]. r. Lee, supervising construction
foreman for the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company for the state
of Oregon, was business visitor In
the city Tuesday.
District Attorneys TO Meet
For the first time in recent years
the State District Attorneys Associa.
ton of Oregon will hold its annual
meeting outside of Portland. when
the members gather at Eugene De.
cember Is and 16 at the invitation
of the school of law of the Univer.
sity of Oregon. There are 36 at
torneys with membership in the as
sociation at present, and an atten'
dance of 80 is expected.
Prohibition Comes High
According to vouchers on file Al
the county clerks office, prohibition
enforcement during November cos
S100S, the highest since August
1922, when many raids were staged
OF this amount $S09 was issued t
s. B. Sandifer, for services rendered
gasoline and other expenses. Th'
remaining $199 was issued to ]. H
Leggett and Bert Moses.
Southern Oregon Featured
Scenic attractions of southern Ore
gon are being featured in bookle
entitled Beauty Spots of Oregon.
containing excellent colored photo
graphic plates Of scenic spots of thu
state recently issued by the Multno
nah hotel, Portland. Crater ant
I Klamath lakes are featured, a col
ored plate of Crater lake appearing
on the first page. The Oregon Cave
also come in for their share of pub
licity.
Winbuin EnteTtans-
Jesse Winburn, of Sap and Salt
entertained distinguished body o
Portland and Corvallis women at tn
Medford hotel last Saturday night a
banquet in the special dining room
following the dedication of the Com
munity club at Ashland, says tn
Medford Mail Tribune. The womel
included Mrs. B. F. Irvine, wife o
the editor of the Portland Journal
Mrs. Ward Irvine, Miss Helen Diet
rick and Miss Hazel Handy, promi
nent Portland newspaper women
Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, Miss Helel
Fulton and Miss Gertrude STRICKLAND
of o. A. c., prominent in women
club and extension work. The fol
lowing local people were also guests
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Ferrell, OF Med
ford, County Judge and Mrs. Georg
Gardner, Mrs. L. l.. Robinson an
Mrs. Miriam Shepherd, of Ashland
and Miss Louise Manning, of Med
ford.
Visited with Peters Jr.-
Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Young, of Port
land, spent Thanksgiving week wit
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Peters Jr. MI
Young is connected with the Mar
shall Fields company, of Chicago
and he and Mrs. Young are on thei
way to southern California. Mr.. an
Mrs. S. A. Peters Jr. entertained a
Thanksgiving dinner the followin
guests. Mr.. and Mrs Ray Young. MI
and Mrs. S. A. Peters Sr., Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. 0. Butterfield. Arthur Pet
ers and Clark Butterfield.
(From Thursdays Daily