Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
(From Wednesdays Daily


Notice TO Car Owners
We have full line of aluminium
mats and license frames on sale al
Jordan Electric Co., also at Eagle
Brass Foundry. Installed free. 21-6'
Takes Position as Barber
W. j. Hastings, who recently re-
turned to Ashland after few months
absence, has taken position at the
N. G. Bates barber shop.
Ill in California
A letter received by relatives the
first Of the week announced the SER
ious illness OF Roy Long at his home
in Los Angeles, but telegram yes
terday stated that he was consider
ably improved.
Leave for the Coast
Lee and Ralph Now, of the Dead
Indian country, expect to leave in
few days for Crescent City or Eu-
reka, Calf, where they expect to
find work in lumber camp.
VIII Attend U. OF o.
Frank Walker left last week for
Eugene, where he will attend the
University of Oregon this coming
year.
Tourist Is Arrested
Charles Hall, of Nevada, who was
driving the machine that turned over
On the highway near here Monday
night, was fined $50 when he ap-
peared IN Glenn o. Taylor's justice
court at Medford yesterday. He
pleaded guilty of having liquor in
his possession, which he said, he
had purchased at klamath Falls. Au-
thorities who investigated the wreck
found a gallon of moonshine whisky.
Codd.ng Has Withdrawn
Word has been received in the city
that c Coorge A. Codding has officially
withd avn his candidacy for mayor
of Medford. He. witch p. B. Harri-
son, candidate for treasurer, filed
their candidates. a few hours too
! tie, !; at first decided to go to
court to demand that their names
be included upon the ballot.
Serving or Jury =
George Dunn is in Medford at
tending the United States court as
a juror.
Shopping in City
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Barker, of
Hornbrook, Calf. were in the city
shopping yesterday.
Visitors from HOrnbrOok-
Mrs. J. Beers and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beers, of Hornbrook, were
business visitors in the city yester-
day.
To Speak at Nazarene Church
DR.. ]. B. Chapman, OF Kansas
City, Mo-, will speak at the Naza-
rene church this evening at 7;3O
o'clock. Mr.. Chapman is editor OF
the Herald of Holiness, and one OF
the leading evangelist of the denom-
ination.
Medford Legion Gives Dance
The American Legion OF Medford
will give harvest ball at the fair
grounds pavilion this evening.
committee has been at work for sew
eral days in decorating the dance
hall, and a varied program of enter
tainment features is provided.
Thursday Legal Holiday
Four hundred and thirty years
ago tomorrow, Christopher Colum-
bus discovered America while seek
ing a westward passage to the In
dies. In comemoration of this event
all banks will draw their shades and !
lock the doors. The post office force.
according to word today, will not
observe the holiday, and deliveries
will be made as usual.
Harvest Ball Informal -
In response to numerous inquiries
from Ashland people, the committee
in charge of the American Legion 5
Harvest Ball has stated that the al
fair will not be fancy-dress ball {
but will be very informal. The large !
fairgrounds pavilion has been trans {
formed by a novel scheme of decora- '
ton, lyrical of the harvest, and all
Is in readiness for the big crowds {
which will attend In addition to {
the splendid dance music by Launs- I
pach's pavilion orchestra, there will t
be several attractive speciality acts {
between dances. The admission price /
will cover all charges tonight, in ,
cluding check room and refresh
ments. s
Visits with Parents v
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lynch motored d
over from their ranch near klamath
Falls Sunday. and will visit for
few days with their parents, Mr.. and (
Mrs. ]. L. Greenwood, of Liberty 6