Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-20
Dickey's Building Garage

Frank Dickey Is building garage
at his home in Allison street, to
house the new Ford sedan recently
purchased by Mrs. Dickey.
Million Returns to Ashland
A. e. Million returned this morn
ing from Sacramento, Calf, where
he has been for the past two weeks.
He reports the condition of Mrs.
Millions to be very much improved
Hampshire Breeders Organize
Organization of the Southern Ore
gon Hampshire Swine Breeders as.
sociation with a membership of 35
has been completed at Grants Pass
breeders of this variety of swine in
Jackson and Josephine counties be-
ing present. 1t was the opinion OF
C. c. Cate, Jackson county agent
that 1000 more hcgs could profit
ably be raised in the two counties
Officers elected were w. B. Lind
sey, Merlin, president; H. M. Har
ter, Murphy, secretary treasurer
and the following directors: C. C
Hunt, Josephine County; ]. E. Nc
Donald, Bruce Fleming and j. n
Galliger, all Of Jackson county.
Wednesday Club Meets
The Wednesday club had very
pleasant gathering yesterday at the
Presbyterian church. AS variation
in entertainment, some made stock
ing dolls, some prepared post cards
for mission fields. and some wrote
letters to absent members. Mrs
Wilson. Mrs. Lyman and Mrs. Koch
Ter had prepared Christmas package!
for a mock auction. Bidding wal
high and lively and the packages
when opened revealed some strange
articles. Mesdames Atkinson, Fullel
and Johnson served the guests will
cocoa and tasty cookies before ad
journment.
Ashland Offers to Assist
G. A. Briscoe, superln tendent o
schools. has notified Medford tina
Ashland is backing that school TO
the coming New Years football gam,
between Medford and Scott high, o
Toledo, Ohio. An offer was made 4
lend Walter Hughes. coach, if th'
need arises. "Shy' Huntington, Uni
versity of Oregon football mentor
accompanied by his wife, have ar
rived in Medford.
Riley Pleases MedfOrd-
Frank Branch Riley, who delivered
his famous lecture on the grea
northwest here during the White
Fair, was a special guest at meet
ing of the Medford forum and tn
Craters Wednesday. He was mad
an honorary member of the latte
organization. A large crowd heart
him last night when he talked II
the Presbyterian church.
W. G. II. L. Meeting
Mrs. Riley and her mother, Mrs
Norman entertained the w. c. T. U
at their home, 147 High street. Tues
day. 1t was a good meeting witt
deep spirit and earnestness. Three
pioneers of temperance work wert
present: Mrs. Russell, Ashlands frs
president; Mrs. Hatch and Mrs Nor
man. Mrs. Leavitt showed the pic
! ture of the w. c. r. U. booth at the
midwinter fair. Several were pur'
chased. The hostesses served dainty
refreshments at the close of the pro
gram.
"Nick" Carter Returns
Mick" Carter, one of the best
known pianists in the state. has re-
turned to Medford from Eugene
Nick is former University OF Ore
gon student, and member of Sigma
Chi fraternity, and is we!l-known
throughout southern Oregon. He
has a special engagement to play
with the Oriental ballroom orchestra
at the Medford Natatorium for the
dances given by the American
Legion.
Drive Hero in Fine Car
w. H. Goodwin branch manager
of the Ford Motor Car company at
Portland; j. D. Jordan, assistant
manager at Portland; c. A. Lock-
wood, manager of the Ford company
at Roseburg, and c. A. Weintrout,
manager Of the Grants Pass branch,
were in the city today in one Of
the new Lincoln touring cars. This
car is one of the best looking cars
on the market and is being taken
over the state to the various Ford
agencies.
Bond Interest to Cease
In view of the fact that interest
ceases on December Is, 1922, on the