Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-22
Local and Personal
(From saturdays Daily
Borden Spends $63.6S-

sixth district, has filed his expense
statement, the sum of s6S.6S having
been spent by him during the cam
paign.
Visit at Rogue River
Mrs. L. ]. Heer and Mrs. Levi
Stevens were visitors in Rogue River
one day this week.
Medford Red Cross Active
Additional efforts are being made
by the Medford Red Cross to sub
scribe the full quota. Two-fifths of
the amount has already been re-
ceiyed, this sum amounting to
S1907.25. No letup on the campaign
will be made until the entire amount
is received. A similar drive is under
way in Rogue River, under the direc-
ton of the Medford chapter.
Legion Order TO Initiate
Members of the 40 & s, the Joy
department of the American Legion,
will hold banquet and initiation in
Medford this evening at Z o'clock.
This organization is to the Legion
what the Mystic Shrine is to Mason
ry, and always brings out the boys.
Ashland has been allotted three can
didates to bring to the affair. Local
members of the 40 & 8 are Glenn
Simpson, Henry Pace, Orel Coleman,
Gene Narragan and C. X. Logan.
Uses Car for Hunting.
There should be some ordinance
passed prohibiting deer from running
on the public highways. 1t is get
ting so that this form of wild life
is threatened with extinction, and
besides it's hard on cars. j. H. Dud-
ley, superintendent of the paving op-
erat.ons north of town was headed
toward the city last night at about /
o'clock, taking the drive slowly and
enjoying the evening air. AT about
seven miles out of town, he failed
to notice traffic signals and reached
a certain spot on the pavement at
the same time big six-point buck |
got there. The deer was knocked
down, and the steering gear of the
car broken. Details of the bucks
injuries are not known, as 1t cleared
out soon after the accident. Mr..
Dudley doesn't mind having his car
wrecked, but he would have liked
to have had some venison for break
fast.-Grants Pass Courier.
Circuit Court Monday
Jackson county's circuit court will
resume operations Monday - Noyem-
ber 20.
jacksonville Has Revival
Increasing interest is being shown
during the revival meetings at the
jacksonville Methodist Episcopal
church, where Evangelist Shepard is
preaching. The services will be con-
tinued this next week, but no SER
mons will be given this evening.
Here from Hit
Mrs. L. II. Wertz, of Hit, arrived
in the city Friday. and will spend
a short time in Ashland.
Shrine Ladies' Entertain
Members of Zuleima Temple No.
10, Daughters of the Nile. enter
tained at a luncheon this noon, fol-
lowed by business and social meet
ing in the Masonic hall at o'clock
Mrs. Laura Gunnell, OF Grants Pass,
queen, presided. The organization
has at present approximately 60
members from Ashland, Medford and
Grants Pass, and Is officers. includ-
ing Mrs. Elizabeth Bush, of Ashland.
The temple is contemplating giving
a dance in Medford in the near flu
ture, to which all Shriners will be
invited. A delegation of rs ladies of
Grants Pass was present.
Ashland Honey cn Market
A new brand of honey has ap-
peared on the Ashland market, un-
der the label of the Ashland Api-
ary." ]. Larkin Grubb, manager. Mr..
Grubb only started his apiary two
years ago, but obtained a good crop
of honey this year. and is offering II
to Ashland consumers. He says he
believes in Ashland people using Ash
land made products.
VIII SEQ Game Today
A long trip in the dark. with pros
poets OF no sleep. failed to hinder
three local men from starting to Cor
wallis Friday night In order to be on
hand for the big University of Ore
gon-Oregon Agricultural college foot
ball clash this afternoon. Those who
left last night were Elwood Hedburg,
Clyde Young and James Quincy Ad
ans, the latter proceeding to Port
land for a few days before returning
10 Ashland. Wilbur Hartzell and
Dave whittle left the day before.
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