Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-22
wero Jacksonville Guests

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Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mack wer,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman OF
} Saturday and Sunday at their pleas
ant home in Jacksonville. Mrs. Macl
and Mrs. Coleman are old school
mates, having graduated at the sam,
time from Ashland high school, ant
they enjoyed talking over old time
very much. While there. they al
drove down to Medfo.d d together Sat
urday afternoon for the Armistic,
day celebration.
Medf0rd Budget S86,473-
Medford will need $66,473 to rur
the city during 1923, according tC
the budget prepared for the com
mittee in charge Of such affairs by
M. L. Afford, city recorder. OF this
amount. the street department will
require the greater portion, $14,25s
The fire department will need $11,.
$50 and the police department
$49S7. Another item of expense is
the floating Indebtedness of $10,-
500. In order to meet all of the ex-
penditures it Is planned to levy a
tax of Is mills. Ashland's proposed
budget calls for an expenditure OF
$46,794.32, and a tax levy of 1877
mills.
MedfOrd Distributing Point
Medford is to be the distributing
center for the products OF the Col
umbia Tire corporation of Portland,
for Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Sis
kiyou and Del Norte counties, ac-
cording to Lewis Wyman, treasurer
of the Columbia Tire corporation,
who is in Medf0rd at present arrang-
Ing for suitable warehouse and To-
cal branch. He states that ii may
be necessary to build a warehouse
there in order to house the stock to
be distributed in the five counties.
Talent to Have School Meeting
The South Zone will meet at the
Talent school Saturday, November
IS. at 10 o'clock. A special pro-
gram has been arranged for the oc-
casion. Miss Zipora Blumenfeld, of
Ashland, will speak on physical
training and will give some sugges-
tions for playground work. Other
speakers will be M. S. Pittman, Miss
Veronica Allen, Talent, and Mrs.
Lorraine j. McWilliams, who will, tell
Of the educational values Of the Vic
trola in the public schools.
Another Play Is Planned
The Forensic club of Ashland high
school is planning on giving its an
nual Christmas play as usual this
year. The play has arrived, but so
far no parts have been assigned. 1t
is expected that work will begin
in earnest in few days.
SiskiyOu Residents VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Resinger, o. Siski-
you, were trading with Ashland mer-
chants recently.
Give Farewell Party
Mrs. Wicks' Sunday school class.
of the Presbyterian church, enjoyed
a social Monday evening in the par
lors of the church, which was given
as a farewell to Mrs. c. c. Hulet,
who left Tuesday for Merrill. The
Misses Policy were hostesses for the
evening and entertained in very
happy manner. The class presented
Mrs. Hulet with a subscription to
the missionary magazine of the
church.
Convention
Quite a number Of Ashland people
are enjoying the county Sunday
school convention in Phoenix today
Leaves for Grants Pass
Mrs. Mildred Bechtel went to
Grants Pass yesterday to join her
husband, who has secured employ
nent in drug store there. I
Leave for Merrill I
Rev. C. C. Hulet and family left 6
or Merrill, Klamath county, Tues o
lay, by auto. They were delayed by II
he storm last week, but thought b
hey could cross the mountains this Fl
yeek with such beautiful weather. I
Ind Still They Come
Mobilization days Of 1917 were S,
allied to mind this morning when IL
our squads of itinerant wanderers CT
dvanced up Oak street in charge OF A
railroad policeman this morning, in L
rder to say "howdy" to Justice s,
owdy. This crew was augmented la
v the arrival of several others from b.
le city Jail. All were searched and pl
,und to be the usual variety of az
hard-luck" artists, in search, so ii,
ley said, of employment. Lack Of tn
suitable Job was commented upon 10
no,ud,, ond tbo I n.