Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-08
ncMolav Institnte Class--

A class OF IL boys were lnltlateu
Thursday night at Medford into the
Order of DeMolay. Ten OF the Is
boys in the class were from Asl-
land,
Mcmahon Here on business
j. j. Mcmahon, special state traf-
fic officer, was in the city Thursday
afternoon and evening, looking sor
man for whom he lad commit
ment. Mcmahon stated his man had
left town in his territory without
paying a fine that had been levied
fer speeding.
Telephone Directories Distributed
The new telephone directories for
southern Oregon are being distrih-
uted this week by the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph company. Tae
list of towns include those in the
Rogue River valley, Medford, Grants
Pass and Ashland
Move Reported
Mr.. Deer moved Wednesday from
5S Bush street to 4S Fifth street.
Fullback on Varsity Team
Burton Whine, popular Ashland
boy who is attending 0. A. G. this
year, will play with the varsity team
against the Multnomah Athletic
club next Saturday. He is holding
a position of fullback with the team
to the satisfaction OF every one.
Taking Annual Vacation
, l.. L. Stennett, plumber at the
Simpson Hardware store, expects to
leave Saturday for Crescent City,
Calf, for a ten days vacation trip
Car Stolen az Weed
A report was received in this city
Thursday evening from the sheriff
q at Yreka, Calf, stating that two
boys had stolen a Buick touring car
. bearing California license 34S662
q from Sisson, and were headed north
: One of the boys was described as
being red-headed.
Visitors from Kansas
r Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Andrews, o.
s Kansas, are the guests of Mrs. H
e w. Andrews of Church street, for
Y few days.
5 Mail Service to X. i. stopped
e The mail service between Ashlan(
h and Klamath Falls over the Howard
e stage line, was discontinued, effect
@ i've November /. The mail usual!
e received over this route will now ar
rive in Ashland on train IL the fol
lowing morning, being delivered OF
: city routes just "a hours later thai
e before. The service is used eacl
|, summer, but owing to the roads, !
$ is impossible to make the trip II
= the winter time.
5. Short Circuit Blamed for Fire
s. That a short circuit in the wirin
was responsible Off the fire tina
destroyed the Mason-Ehrman build
IS ing in Medford Tuesday night l
is the opinion of George T. Collins
ly manager. He also believes that tn
is building might have been saved ha'
y the Medford fire department bee
equipped with an apparatus to figh
an inside fire above the second floor
l. The manager was very strong in hi
II praise for the work done by the fir
It department, in view of its lack o
f. proper equipment.
y Pastors to Change Pulpits -
J. Rev. C. F. Koehler, pastor of th
IS Presbyterian church will occupy th
d pulpit of the Presbyterian church II
e Medford Sunday evening at 7:3'
h o'clock in exchange with Rev. E. ?
d Lawrence of that city, who will
speak here. In speaking OF the ex
change, the Medford Mail Tribune
y says: "Mr. Koehler is very con
y servative in his attitude generally
e entered the union meetings unde
!, DR.. Charles S. Price In a skeptica
Q mood especially regarding the divin
h healing part of the work. Man.
s who have been interested in thes
c meetings and those who have beef
e skeptical concerning them and thei
e permanent value will be interested
Y in hearing this message from Rev
c. F. Koehler.
Parent Teachers Meeting
O The regular meeting of the Parent
g Teachers association will be hell
this evening at 1880 in the Haw
[, thorne annex on the Boulevard Re
n ports of the delegates who attended
l. the national and state convention
IS will be made, and a general discus
l. sion of subjects OF vital interest t
+ all parents will be taken up. Father
4 have received a special invitation Il
IS attend the meeting.
Making Inspection Trip