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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-07-05
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RAILROAD OFFICIALS "~~
~, M VISIT BuIINEss MEN


Superintendent King, Of the Port
land division of the Southern Pa
oific; John M. Scott, general pas
senger agent; j. H. Mulchay, general
freight agent, and Mark. Montgom-
cry Southern Pacific agent at Med
ford and George N. Kramer, Ash
land agent, were circulating among
the business men of the city yester1
day afternoon. -g
The visiting Officials intend to
see business men at the various
towns along, the road as often as
possible, but have been SO busily
engaged for the last few years that
many local business men have seen
very little of them. However, they
state it is their intention to make
these visits more frequently in the
future and become better acquainted
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-07-05
GIRL. MARRIED 80.
:. ... SATURDAY, SAN FRANCISCO

The marriage of Miss Maude Put
nam and Mr.. Frederick, William
Kant, occurred at. All Saints chapel
San Francisco, on, Saturday, June
"a, the Rev. Schuyler Pratt offici
ating.a. 49,. -AeL t.....
Mrs. Kant is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lewis Putnam, oi
Ashland. and is well known here
having spent several years in the 10
cal school. She was one of the pop
ular girls in the city until she left
here in 1918, since which. time she
lived in San Francisco. She. was
girl, that took advantage Of every op-
portunity and improved, her. time by
study. of the best hooks and .instruc
tors available. Mr., Kant Is q younl
attorney of San Francisco, a gradu
ate. of the University Of California
VINO loVh PvSt slauu"'o WI
Harvard university and Cambridge
university, England. After beint
admitted to the California bar, he
entered the army at the time the
United States declared war and saw
overseas duty in France and Bel
gium. He is now secretary OF the
board of bar examiners Of California
Mr.. and Mrs. Kant will make theii
home in San Francisco.
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FLAGS FOR LIGHT POSTS
- ALI SOLD TO MERCHANTS

The flags that decorate the posts
were all so d, thanks to the business
men and women of Ashland. The
Civic club gives a vote of thanks to
those who so generously responded.
The club house fund gets the profits
between wholesale and retail price;
- The envelope containing the lucky
number. was opened at the Tidings
office today. Look at your receipt
and see IL 67 is in the corner. Sixty
seven is the number that wins the
four. by six bunting flag. Call at
the chambec of commerce any time
Monday and show your receipt and
the flag wilbe presented to-the one
holding the lucky number. qos
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WORK ON TALENT DITCH
.a.a ~. PROGRESSING RAPIDLY

Work on the Talent irrigation dis
trct ditch is being pushed toward
comp elton, and new camp will be
established Wednesday, the excaya-
tion having been extended beyond a
convenient distance from the old
camp. The new camp will be estab-
llshed near the Fred HerriE place
north of the city.
Five miles of the lateral bitches
are entirely completed. a tractor be-
ing used where possible. However,
it is necessary to use great deal of
explosive, as there is considerable
old rock at various places on the
line of the ditch.
A crew of about 20 workmen. is
employed, and the job is progressing
very satisfactorily. "i--
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HACK on THE
- RECALL OF SHERIFF. TERRHL

The petitions circulated for the
recall OF Sheriff Charles e. Terrill.
bnd the domination of~D. M. Lowe,
fafmer and fair exhibit expert, to
make the race against him, has not
been led with the county clerk up
to this afternoon. The county clerk
Said he wrs informed the petitions
Nerefo sbe flied Tuesday afternoon
n O'Clock. but they failed to ma
tefislize. it, is not known what is
delaying the petitioners. as they
have plenty cf~signers-l60O names
having been secured the first day.
according to reports.
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AUTO CAMP TOURISTS ENTER
TANNED WITH sTEREOPTICANs

A thoroughly enjoyable entertain
ment was provided in the auto camp
last night, attended not only by the
tourists, but by quite large gath
ering of Ashland citizens. 1t was the
elimination Of a suggestion made
sometime ago by J, H. Doran, super
intendent of the auto camp, and car
ried out by the chamber Of com
merce, whereby, in addition to the
other attractions of the camp, a
steroptican has been added, showing
various views of the many scenic at
fractions with which Ashland is sur
rounded. The presentation was for
mal,y made by Secretary Fuller,
when in a few we'll chosen Words he
introduced Frank Patterson, the
most celebrated and best known
scenic artist in Oregon. Superinten-
dent Doran manipulated the sterop-
tican with the slides kindly furn-
ished by Mr.. Patterson; and which
are the results Of years of arduous
painstaking artistic labor -"
He carried his audience from Ash
land, along the beautiful Rogue river
on the trip to Crater Lake, furnish
ing as he went, information invalu-
able to those contemplating the tour,
and when arrival was finally made
at the lake. the pictures shown OF
that wonder Of nature, we're simply
marvellous. IT'S undoubtedly the
finest col ection ever made, and Mr..
Patterson's talks based on his inti-
mate knowledge of its history from
the time Mount 'Mazama stood where
is now the beautiful lake, to the
present day, lent an enrancing value
to the exposition. ''.'''~-
The pictures are the property of
Mr.. Patterson, which were kindly
loaned for the occasion; The cham
Der of commerce has announced its
intention of securing duplicates, so
that these entertainments may be
frequently repeated for the benefit
Of the tourists, which it is believed
will prove the most valuable adver-
tislng ever given this city, as it will
certainly make of every tourist vis-
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'eouNfY Y.E N. qlAg nj
Sfbl llIoAFM4rrE E11sr list GROWS

81 With new names being added to
the list from day to day the roster OF
the Ms M. G. iA camp continues to
increase. There are now 40 boys to
be depended upon, with several 9TH
ers in prospect, Besides Ashland
boys, there will be representatives
from Medford and the smaller COM
munities of the county.
Detailed information can be Sc
cured from G. H. Billings, or Cash
Wood, county Y. M. G. A. secretary.
Boys must be signed up and the camp
fee paid in by Saturday, July 1, so
supplies may be ordered.
The camp will begin July 6 and
continue until July Is. Any self
respecting boy Of IL years or over
may attend without reference to his
membership or affiliation with any
organization whatever The camping
site affords fine swimming, hiking,
fishing, plentiful supply of pure
spring water and good place for
the tents and play space. Adults
with years Of experience will be in
charge and parents may feel assured
Of the safety Of their boys.
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JACKSON HOT SPRINGS - 80.
oPENIyGDANcE PAvnIQs

:
County officers attending the big
opening dance at the Jackson Hot
Springs open air dance pavilion Sat
rnrday night, highly 'compHmented
the management on having the l9rg-
est crowd and lfe'cleancst conducted
dance for its size ever witnessed in
southern Oregon. A close estimate
of the dancers and spectators at
tending Saturday might wotild mum
Der around 1890 people. Every one
was highly pleased with the sur
roundihgs and'"all pronounced the
floor to be the largest lind best oper
air pavilion in southern Oregon.
The MANAGEMENT is sparing'no ex
pense to make jackson Hot .Spripgi
pavilion the most popular place !,
dance in the valley. More'a 'accommo
datiohs are being added. TO- the al
ready fine establishments and Their
will be sufficient room for the park
ing OF all cars and wraps VIII 81
taken care OF inside the hall
Every indication points toward
record crowd toniehtsand tomorrow
night ''t'-"s'-..' -,->- 'As
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-07-05

IN THE COUNTY COURT INLAND
/. FOR THE COUNTY OF JACK
SON, STATE OF OREGON.
In the Matter of the Estate of James
Boyd, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed by the Honorable G. A.
Gardner, Judge of said court, as
executor of said estate, and any per-
son having a claim against said es-
tate is hereby required to present
the same duly verified at either
the office of Briggs & Briggs, in Pho
'neer. block, or to undersigned at
First National Bank Ashland, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date Of the first publication of this
notice, f-a t--I -
:. First publication, July 5, 1922.
- j.. W.. Mccoy, Executor.
Asa wed.
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o IhE' i'H''iNp : : W ! = :. = \,
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~ Wy ',,,;,,'s,S ;ady ~ ~ M the street the
~ ~s' y. IA S on,ors ';;i'b ofber e. things.
v'"S. '', W. !, ID thot sbe wa; Was So sorry
sHe ,I,san uo,,,d soon nj have TO 90
ne' ,,.. - nol,o enough money
w.. ,,i,o th6y ,S;,', want s;,t togliyeg that
80 = - ~ ~, e. msny ~" more opportuniJ
.ne' (, ~, o,tx thor mere Il in. ASH
'les - 'Ie 49,. t.~e@s e'o.-. ~,
'ans; ..,.,s 10, n,b oro sbs sot. Ner in.
~ asNsS , ~, .tSaTss hSiSS q @aby
ioihi'',On q x I.s-ss Il .<ySSaps money
inoss *, .Sass' tr5;,r,a,,i,s 4; ashland,
!" W aa,,o5. ~"ob I SS Il from
CIV 'Y ..g.'.Y dgIat dIat 4 flom7 the
-VEs - ~ ,,a ,aEE sEEce ialt' oveit the
GlSs.IT~@ g.. A.s~.
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q ~ Hsi @ ~ ~ ,5lraSn Z tsourca
- , 80 ma. ~ sbo,,Id get If
,H S.fsi 4. ~ 4, 49, : ~.sities
IRON sns si,S .i,s ,s.,i ,ssSS,S;St oStrs bovs
inss nave ,ne l@'. 'sSa III. 'o,f,s. II
anu sir,s VIM r'' 81 ~ ~ H. @ tbaa, % y
se' fi'n' ne nv '" o,, x st aya,.J tsn
'na' aUou' , s's ia ~ r. thot ,oro.
WnO 81 80 - e. Ia lrst,er,s
SUM- pl4ee ~ 1 a,at ,aat vaor az
ae.u' ~ - Soaoi,o5 sona
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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-07-05
BIGGEST RAINBOW CATCH OF -
SEASON AT ROCKY POINT

what vas declafed' @ be the big
gest sc; catch OF 81 fr5afhhboN trout sf Rocky
Point fhis SEASON Vas taken sun
day by wliilamf smith ana v. v.
Hsdfpeth o. Klamath Fans. and-'w.
NJ. Anderson OF San Francisco. frzf-
'fc a agent fo5r the Chicago Great
Western Railfoad c0mpahy The
fishermen yarfiSed at Rocky Point
Saturday evening, and by early Sun
day had caught the limit.
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Jesse NNBUR|N I. !.
TO GIVE K|DD|ES.
PICNIC SATURDAY

Jesse Winburn has made arrange
Ejnepts to- give al the kiddies who
take part in the Fourth ofaJuly par
ades 4 picnic at sap7and-salt Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Winburn announces that this
picnic is only forsthe children who
take part in the parade, and urges
lall who turn out In the parade to be
sure to make arrangements to spend
Saturday afternoon as his guests at
Salt. & Il \, ~ &
A committee OF ladies', consisting
lot Mesdames f, G. swedenburg. Per-
|ple Johpson, Fred Homes, Charles
Eocmis and Henry, WIN have charge
Iof The children during their stay at
the cabin. n
Risses will be provided 10 take
1.-The children up the canyon and bring
|them back TO the city: by about $3.50
O'Clock. - 4, (
-Mr Winhun promises all those
who take part in the parade the best
tine of their young lives Saturday
as reward for their efforts to help
make the Fourth parade the best
ever held in Ashland. The basses
vim leaye ;fro1 ftlie Chambpl Of
Coinnserce a. 2:% p; IN. /
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is hereby, given, that the
undersigned has been appointed ex-
ecutor Of the estate Of James G. Glib
son. deceased, by the county court
of Jackson county, Oregon, and has
qualified. All persons having claims
against said estate are notified to
present same to me at the law office
Of W. J. Moore in Ashland, Oregon
with proper vouchers and duly veri-
fled, within six months from the
first publication hereof, which IS
June 21st, 1922.
- '-- BERT. H. SMITH,
.aass.wed. -..l.-.. -. Executor.
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SMALL Roy KILLED
NEAR EAGLE POINT

Harold. the ten year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Denton. was
killed near his home a short dis
tance from Eagle Point today. ac-
cording to information received by
Mrs. cozort OF this city today. Full
particulars of the accident are not
available. but it seems that the boy
was walking along the highway in
front of load of hay, when u ma
chine passed the wagon and ran into
the lad He died 30 minutes later.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-07-05

tThe funeral Services for. the late
i5ames Boyd will berhe d 'tomorrow
sfternoor at- DO clock at the II. c
STOCK uriertrkfhs parlors- The fine
RAJ VIII be priTatepa 1.-The sbody viii
ne shipped -to%St. Faui. Mian., fol
burial.s where = faneTal services Will
fbe-fn charge Of the Nelson's. at THAT
place. a.ii.-e ia~ 1-.a1-o '''''-'
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itsFsfgkpsx FFf sAipsgA FeHFding
tha' thfbSss' GllroSieI iARdMss one
IIE,AeAIJG"dFAn.' An'EIsSiIE Esi4 TR9 I9sR R'% rsii5 a9
IlJRsIablio|Ehe G#l Iahdl IiraOBsai E
Henry's hand.
.afDnft . ( yea Erginepbef 4 pe, Hen
IS8l isls InsEsa EIstttnYII l.
FsIfeihy Was aabt fiabbefgasted for

a second, but got his wind in time to
save himself with the somewhat
banaf, 'But 6erfectiy safe remark:
''YoGr face seems wonderfully fam
'iliaf. But eafi't' Just place you" ''
''"Oh YOU remember me.all right"
SHE said snii ingly. ,"'"we went to
scit6ol together, ">ard then she bent
close to ehint and whispered some
'thIhg. Henry''s Smiled SO did the
little old lady, and the parable moved
On s'" ''se - n''-- o. 49,
- Other Attractions Occurring
pa A. Baseball game between Grants
pass and Leland ts- taking place at
the high school athletic fled. this
taftefno0n, as wei 1is a fand concert
IN fsithia pafk.e The band viii. play
tSgan this evening in nsthelband stand
i1nH sthe driving for the free .Foft
! @llf tt1e pftre there at~7fsO o'clock
= rh6 Championship wrestling mattel
will be pulled off at $3.50 this even
ing, in the Armory, between Cham
pio6 wafer" MI efssof Ifos@'Angere
iahd Ralph Hahd''bf 'cottage Grove
VINO Is we'll known among the loca
ffans.s aA' % 'ye'}a ~ ''i.'
r. Nearly all the business houses oil
1'tlte'lfh OF march were appropriated
4 desorated with.red, white,and blue
ant many Flags wsre.ain evidence
i's6me lbusiness men have spent I
EgJasat deal of ti-neaand money in dec
torating, thus s'demonstrating4a 'spiri
I'm Keeping. witnsfhe holiday
Residences in various sections o
\ the city show somefeYy artistic dec
lorat-ons. and seine flags are flyin
which" have historlesl ssimificance
ON one house on. Granite street
Fiarres fiagssis 1laced that, flew owe
;ia He'd Gross hespitolsin Guam-duiin
z the Sranish-AineYican war; ait wa
Ypresenteti feaits present owner. VIII
:;f'waslhsRed Uruss..nHTse at.the time
tby'Genersl Fsed. Funsten.. .la a-''
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True to big circus style, the For
parade got off late this morning, bu
..',:. ..53 Nj 3H,IEEs,,E''IE.. 'EI'|AB.E|I::::
in fslFassda f.4TsIqahaHtpounty.
ElelyM n Ne parade Iwas deco
eT9 Fnes qI1pgepsF, they made an eE
hlifht akbf pS iltyere sl,eing a tots
bi ke1eb59 dssital,insipart.

The comic car of the day was
driven by Don Dickerson, and speak
Eing1of hop tnads, there areyery few
l-eaas.. .,that.eao hapj.pny better 3hap
ldd khe gLimnlag blazie.' Ril9ted by
Don sn!ekerRnn this.mQrRAg. ....
..Phes. iadses we've stationed. at. tRe
corner nfgiHelmaA, AND North Main
street and did.Dets complete ..thsiT
sjudg nE until the cars returned from
the parade ,..WhspAsash ..iear. WI
iudged.abG .pumber and awards disj
Ssribnted. Rathst WanpeE. the iqdggi
'pDti,knQying. ihe.Hame ..ef .thle. arN'
srs %hSa RECEIVED. the priEes It, WI
hasimpQssihle stQ set the nam! names pi
the e-@pRsrR. before. Il9te. this even .9!! lpei
when they. Will ibs posted! i9 a. the VIM
dow at the chamber Of commerce
room.
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EDWARD sTANNARD AND
NELLIE BEAVER MARRIED. 2


The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Beaver, on Iowa street, was the
sceues of a very pretty wedding last
evening at $3.50 O'Clock, when about
so people gathered at the invitation
of Mr. and MRS. Beaver to witness
the marriage of their daughter Mel
lie 10 Edward M. stannarfrzs
The. affair was the elimination of
an attachment dating back to the
htgh school days Of the bride and
groom, a fact which gave the wed
ding : somewhat unusual interest
for many OF their friends. Idea
weather and q wealth Of June flDral
furnishings eonibined with other
happy circumstances to make the
occasion a rare one.
Preceding the Ceremony, Miss
Florence ,AlIan sang with appropri
|ate feeling, De Koven's beautiful
|composition 70 Promise Me-" Mrs
Helen; wa her Mack, at the piano
|eontributed 8 delightful portion o.
the evening s musical needs
Accompanying the opening Strains
Iof Mendelssohn's wedding march
1.-The bridal party descended the Stair
Iled by the Rey: q A. Edwards, fol
flowed Immediately by the fou
bridesmaids, and they in turn BY th'
bride, escorted by her father. Th'
groom and his bestSman, Mr. Mere
dith Beaver, met the procession un
der floral arch, where the impres
slye ring ceremony was read by Rev
Edwards, and concluded by a shor
prayer offered by Mr.. John Beaver
ian uncle of the bride. stAtss
The bride was dressed iii b logell
gown of whites crepe and silver face
with draperies and veil of plain sill
net. fShe carried "a bouquet of whit
roses ;ands sweet peas while her at
pendants carried spink roses witl
white sweet peas, and were gownet
ip dainty mink organdie. All flora
x =
Idscorations: were likewise pink an'
white. a.2g SsEEEEEE
Those who did honor as brides
maids were the Misses Minnie Bea
yer and Amy Stannard, sisters of tn,
bride and groom, and the Misse
Winifred Spencer and Jessie Thatch
er, intimate friends of the bride.
Following the ceremony delicious
refreshments were served on tn
antern-lit lawn, by Mrs. Beaver ant
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Herndon
assisted by Mrs. Stanley Robine.t
Miss Gala Biegel and Miss V!di
Bradshaw. This portion Of the ev
ening was enlivened by the arriva
of a band of unbidden guests, who
after receiving royal treatment a
the ice cream table, retreated il
good humor-
Mr.. and Mrs. Stannard were recip
tents Of many beautiful gifts ant
hearty good wishes, bestowed b,
their friends. They will make thei
home in California, whittier they dc
parted late in the evening.
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cRan:k LAKES ffRsg Ma.
3 eHINE SOW ~ ASHLAND


F.. w. Hudson arrived in ashland
yesterday, in his Ford coupe which
was the first car to reach the rim
fof Crater Lake this season, Mr..
Hudson. reached the rim. at Kerr
Notch on the Fort Klamath, or east
ern side of the lake, having gone In
by what is known as the. Sand. creek
route, a one and unassisted, using
emily the power of his car and such
tools as he had with him, .a...s
Mr.. Hudson first attempted the
trip to the. lake ON June 49,, and en-
hployed a man with a horse to- hell
him remove the large logs, and cakes
of snow which he might encpuntef
on the. road. After a days work
which resulted in Gearing the. road
for some distance, snow OF such
depth as to make. further progress
impossible. was encountered, and the
trip was abandoned, the party re-
turning to Fort klamath. There
Mr.. Hudsonlvas linf9pned that aftel
passing thi$iqie large! any. thf lrSad
would probably be passable for the
ba apcel Of the way. yghverepPpon WIS evP he
tried I'd get help TO 'return with him
and undertake. the task again
Failing in this, he resolved to Make
the Iatt9hpt alone lil
Afterl -four days spent in almos
superhuman effort, with little to
eat and being Ill the last two days
he was successful in reaching tht
rim Sunday evening, June. rs, at
o'clock. Unable TO drive the car any
further, he started on foot back t
the government camp, ~ miles dis
tant, which he reached in a state o
exhaustion, apparently unable to g
another step, and could not tell hi
story until he l. d been revived will
hot ginger.
BY accomplish this feat Mr.. Hud
son won the trophy cup offered b.
the Klamath Falls Civic club, am
it is now on display 1.-THE Ford gar
age here, together with pictures HI
took of some of the difficulties HI
overcame. -
Mr.. Hudson is Of the opinion tha!
the lodge at Crater Lake could b.
opened at least. two or, three. week.
ear iers iifI the ,Sgovernnleht woult
clear the Idlftailcs from Ette For
Klamath side of the lake instead o
Isthbi Nedfotd entrance, Issg he wa'
Iable / to- get Through that route ii
four days single handed from For
klamath; while the. park service hat
al force Of ten ior twelve men open
Hing the road from the other side, a
a cost of about $4,000, and whiel
was not open until after he hat
made his way in alone.
The Ford coupe in which he mad
the trip will be entered in the par
ades both on the Sd and ..4th, ant
the trophy cup will be either mount
. ed on the hood of the machine O
on a Platform on the top. -. ?.
MIR. Hudson is resident of Oak
land Calf, but was formerly al
electrician in Ashland and assiste'
In wiring a number. of buildings Il
the business section of the city. H
, is visiting here, with his, mother
! Mrs. CIV. Butler, of Factory street
IL 80
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PARENT-TEACHERs GRATEFUL -
FOR PATRONAGE GIVEN PLAY

Officers 6f thee Pafenf-Teachers
association which sponsored the
pfotoplay, '1sirle Lord FsuntIeroy.'
shown at the vining last week an
nouncs that the receipts were far
less than the amount expected. but
expressed their sppreciation 70 all
who turned out IN the 5ntersss Of ihe
children Of Ashiand. -
They also Wish 10 express their
thanks 70 The five business houses.
which kindly hand ed the tickets for
the play without any compensation.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-07-05
TRIsE wHNERs AT s
TELEPHONE PICNIC


Following is a list of prizes, the
donors and the winners of the same,
as awarded at the picnic Sunday of
the telephone company employees;
suggs's, sport A4til Miss Watson,
Medford; Elhart's drug store, per-
t:iu1nes MerthaSS Feste4 Ashland; Ppr5
sfel olitsstsoaesy, two boxes cigars,
\ ms sslcss MsiliHal Dicisarson's
'ebs mt s6a foEaiitara polish Mrs
\ lgiiSi AZ a 81 q ia & stock s, y picture,
sls. lIls lais( flSlusss foeeTy; son
isan u ei aplAp& Nif 4 I aisers We'd,
\ Y pla2A AgaliltFst z # I; hres ponnds of
1 feef'fa q rs; X a ise s. Sliapsonls Hard
!, wArt bs sebalk Bobby fIarunond d,
7 gges5 fofe5 'tehe 4 + Caotrings one
/ air. aekefs EpEetei Ashland
Sud lla ietnfe mrs: tIilbbard Ash
8a1d Hlazs aolfeationery, box Of
y y cand5 ss r On DAT Grants Pass
ft,s cst fi6rdware, clock Mildred
fsaac & 90. heaas Emma
!. S.ssitfphyfS Kay. and Morrison, spot
3sigbt eissta 0ttefdaIe, Medford;
Rlnssf y Warner Knife MT Mid
sdlessaR, ;Medseris afeEee Dry g Goods,
EsillS slSingsg Miss Nyeepger.. Med
sfordis Rose Eros box Of candy, Ash
land opafatol . ohnspn, Jaweler,
psera glasses Miss kcaserteg Med
4 ford Seut glass iabi jaF Miss john
4 som Msdfofdi sPlummers7sgro
! three bottles olives, Mrs. Kaiser
4 sMedford; Darling's Studio. picture,
Bessie Mcmillan, Medford; Golden
Rule, two ties, Francis Call and
lDpms Pkoyosb Ashland; East sSide
skhe lMafyt qeX OF powder, i MIS- Nol-
pyd Mearorqt Endersf grocery, 20
lpounus sugar, Mr. White Medrord
End4erS dlX googs, mems dress nat,
qg5ll. fFqypst, Ashiahd; Hodllanson'
4Fer peivn, Mfs MEmAns Mgene;
eiass' a 'Garagef el%25 fa1f 8 gn'
MS, Reparfs Medford;s McNair drug
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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-07-05

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