Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-22
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Tuesday, where they pied guilty t.
the charge of trespassing on railroad
property and were sentenced to &c
days each in the county Jail at Jack
sonville. The arrest of the two wob-
blies was made after they were
found stirring up other hoboes and
endeavoring to get them to stage a
scene in the city. Chief of Police
Hatcher gave them ride to the
county seat this afternoon, where he
turned them over to the sheriff.
Visitor from Kansas City
L. e. Policy, freight traffic agent
for the Nashville. Chattanooga and
st. Louis railway, at Kansas City,
Mo-, was visitor in the city today.
Mr.. Policy stopped over in Ashland
to visit with the w. NJ. Policy family
and his aunt, Mrs. l.. F. Reeder,
whom he has not seen for 25 years.
He is delighted with Ashland, and
his relatives here are endeavoring
to make his stay such pleasant one
that he will want to return for an
other visit in the near future.
Ideal Grocery Changes Hands
c. w. Minis and ]. p. Hollmeyer
have purchased the stock in the
Ideal grocery formerly owned by
Fred T. Wilson and w. G.. Curry, and
took their places behind the counter
this morning. The grocery will con-
tinue business along the same lines
and will hold the same name as
heretofore. Mr. Hollmeyer is for
mer Chicago man, but has had con-
siderable experience in the business
before coming to Ashland, while Mr..
Minis needs no introduction in the
city. Mr.. Dougherty, who has been
connected with the business with Mr..
Wilson and Mr.. Curry, still holds his
interest in the place and will be seen
about as usual.
School Budget Carries
At the school election, which was
held Tuesday, 80 persons cast votes,
II of which were in favor of allow
ing the amount asked for, while 19
votes were cast against it, The vote
stood 20 to 10 In favor of exceeding
the limit of 6 per cent.
Planning on Seeing Game
Gene Narragan, insurance agent,
is planning on driving to Corvallis
Friday night in order to be on hand
for the University of Oregon-O. A. C.
football game Saturday.
Kill Big Brown Bear
Jim Beagle and Bill Taylor have
returned from the Dead Indian coun
try, bringing with them the hide of
a 200 pound brown bear they had
killed. The pelt was on exhibition
at the Nininger and Warner cigar
store Tuesday night. Other hunt :
ers who have been in this section of
the country lately, have returned
with bear.
Highway Committee Confers-
Local members of a committee to
stimulate the Ashland-Klamath Falls !
highway journeyed to Jacksonville
this morning to confer with the
county court and the budget COM
mittee, relative to making levy ,
for the completion of the highway ,
in Jackson county. The matter is r
being taken under advisement, and 1
no definite action taken at this time. G
Those who made the trip were Mayor r
c. B. Lamkin. J. H. Fuller, secre- 7
tary of the chamber of commerce,
T. H. Simpson, ]. w. Mccoy, G. H. n
Billings and A. c. Nininger. a
Football Team Leaves Thursday /,
Members of the football team and r
Coach Walter Hughes will leave r
for Roseburg, where 81
hey will meet the Umpqua valley G,
sridiron artists the following day. 7
As the local eleven has twice defeat
ID Grants Pass, the second time by L
/ score of 81 to Z, and Roseburg a
to nose out a two touch bt
lown victory over Grants Pass, Sc Il
ere opposition is not expected. The nj
,ame is being played on Friday in Ell
rider to permit the coach and sew tr
raj of the players to make the trip fo
o Corvallis to witness the great in
tate classic between the University ca
t Oregon and the Oregon Agricul-
ural college, staged during the o. Ell
!. c. Homecoming, which will be an Sc
vent of the weekend. fr
association Packing Apples of
The Ashland Fruit and Produce tn
ssociation is busily engaged packing We
pples, about ESQ boxes being put Nj
p daily by the seven packers. One
ian is kept busy taking the filled TO
Oxes away from the naekere and %,