Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-29
(From Monday S Daily
Garter Named oregon Director

I
. Northwest Tourist association, at Tf
coma, elected E. V. Carter, OF Ash
, land, as one of the Oregon director
in the association, at the annual bus
ness meeting. 1t was decided at tn
meeting to continue advertising tn
international playground" durin
1928, and to ask for several appro
priations from the Oregon Washing
ton and British Columbia legisla
lures to carry out tourist develop
ment work.
Select Primary Roads
After many months of deliberatioi
and negotiations, the state highwa!
commission has placed the Medford
Crater Lake highway in the secont
division. Continuation of the high
way development program in thu
next two years will be made at ar
approximate cost of $4,000, ,000 The
Grants Pass-Crescent City highway
to the California line, was also
placed in the second division, which
totals 1873 miles. The primary sys-
TEN will total 1853 miles and in
cludes the Columbia highway, the
Old Oregon Trail, the Wallula cut
off, the Pacific highway on the east
side, the Roosevelt highway, and the
connection of the Pacific highway
between Albany and Medford.
Nightriding Up Again
Arguments in the motion for con-
tinuance in the nightriding cases
were heard by Judge F. M. Calkins
today. The motion asks that the
trials be set for the February term
of court. The state offered no OBJ
lection to the motion according to a
decision handed down Saturday. Pre-
judices growing out of newspaper ar
ticles against the khan, and the re-
cent political campaign are the two
main contentious.
Robe Reported Stolen
Fred Lockhart reports that he had
started from his house Saturday ev-
sning and had placed lap-robe in
lis machine Forgetting something.
lie returned to the house for few
While he was gone, some
me had visited the machine, making
way with the robe.
Returns from Portland
Ural G. Coleman returned from
Portland yesterday, after spending a
ew days in the metropolis. Bill
Iolmes, who went with him, is ex-
,ected to return in a few days Both
# the young men were called there
or a physical examination relative
o receiving compensation from the
government. They are both ex-serv-
ce men.
Hide Oh Caves Highway
Tourists and people out for Sun
ay drive who wish to drive as far
S the Oregon caves are warned
gainst making the trip, as slide
as occurred just beyond Lake creek
ridge, completely blocking further
rogress. No attempt will be made
D remove the obstacle until spring,l
yhen men and teams will be put on
he work. Further slides are expect
d before the winter passes.
thanksgiving Day Thursday
Have your suit pressed up on the
ew Hoffman steam press at Orres
ailor shop. 1t brings your old suit
ut like new. If you try 1t once,
ou will come again. 1922
stanford Is Defeated
The Blue and Gold Of the Uniyer-
ity of California upheld predictions
nade prior to the U. of C.-Stanford
ootball game Saturday afternoon,
In 2S to victory over
he Cardinals. According to press
ccounts, Stanford was out-played in
very department of the game, but
vas not out-fought.
simpson on Committee
Harold Simpson, a senior at the
University OF Orefon, has been ap-
pointed a member of the committee
n charge of the one-daV Red Cross
lrive to be held on the campus Tues
lay.
,eaves for Portland
Mrs. DR.. Poulson, who has been
listing with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Rose for tire past few days, left for
Ter home in Portland this morning
IN the Shasta Limited.
Former Ashland Woman III
Word has been received in this
,ity of the serious illness of Mrs.
:. E. French, who lived here until
lutte recently. Mrs. French took
cold at the time they moved to
Grants Pass, and this has now devel-
,ped into ear trouble and 1t is feared