Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-22
(From Mondays Daily)
Hard Time Dance Coming


Artillery corp. hard time harvest
dance is being planned for Friday
night, November "a, at the Armory
Requests have been made severa
tines and from many quarters fol
an occasional dance to be held In the
city, instead of so many throughout
southern Oregon. II this affair re.
ceives the proper amount of support
it is planned to give one from time
to time. The music for the affaii
will be furnished by the Loveland
Launspach orchestra. Refreshments
will be served, and are included In
the admission price.
Cooked Food Sale Saturday
The American Legion Auxiliary
will have cooked food sale Saturday
of this week at the grocery store ol
the Enders company. A special to
be offered at this sale will be ten
gallons OF home made mincemeat
which is being prepared by Mrs. w,
A. Cook, who is a cook in fact as
well as in name. The merchants of
the city were very generous in their
gifts to the ladies and a large amount
of cooked food will be offered during
the day.
Make Extensive Repairs
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Heath are
extensive repairs on their
on Terrace street. Their
residence has undergone a complete
remodeling and has been redecorated
inside and out, making quite an i'm
Not satisfied with i'm
proving their own quarters, they
have also built a new chicken house
hat is the last word in completeness
or such building,
Inspects Stations Here
A. C. Mehlin, of Portland, district
of service stations for
he Standard Oil stations of the state
# Oregon was in the city today,
ooking over the service stations. He
eports the west side stations as be-
ng in the best shape of any station
Inspected in this end of the state.
Jrater Forest Road Work Ends
All road construction in the Crater
National forest has ceased for the
ear, after finishing 27 miles of wa
on road and ten miles of trails. To-
al expenditures on the maintenance
t existing roads during the season
cached $4,000.
caves for Los Angeles
Mrs. r. P. Cornelius left a few
lays ago for Los Angeles, where she
gill visit for month or six weeks.
Visiting In Portland
Irving E. Vining, of Ashland, who
esisted a chance to seek nomina-
ion for the legislature in the pri-
naries last June, is at the Imperial.
Expenses Filed
Additional expense accounts, in
urred during the recent election,
AVE been filed with the secretary of
tate. Following are the latest:
ieorge w. Dunn, republican candi-
late for state senator, sixth district,
1875; C. M. Thomas. republican
andidate for circuit judge, first ju-
licial district, $295; e. e. Kelly,
democratic candidate, same district
md office. $22; Ralph Cowgirl, re-
publican candidate for representa-
i've, eight district. $50.
rhe Free Turkey
Advertised by circular to be given
or Oregonian subscriptions, has been
made available for Ashland. It's
our big chance. 1913
Dity Attorney Arrested
William Briggs, the city attorney
,f Ashland, was arrested for speed
ng by Prohibition Officer Sandefer
Saturday afternoon, and fined SIS
n Justice Glenn o. Taylor's court,
says the Medford Sun. The repre-
sentative of a tire concern was also
lrrested for speeding a few minutes
ater.
Hishwayman Apprehended, Believed
Two Grants Pass men. brothers,
Oregon and Dewey Jones, have been
arrested and lodged in the Josephine
county jail, charged with having
staged the hold-ups of touring par
lies on the Pacific highway during
September. Loot found at their
home was identified as some of that
stolen. In addition to the hold-ups,
he men are also believed responsible
Tor some Of the robberies that have
bothered Grants Pass people this
'all. Certain peculiarities of speech
Of one of the men is expected to 90
A long way in Identification. The
arrest was made by Sheriff Georgs
ewis and Denuty Sheriff Ernest