Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25

Mr. and Mrs. Jack True. The ducks
were killed in the Dead Indian sec
tion by Mr.. Grubb.
Install Pythian Sisters
Mrs. Roberts, grand chief of the
Pythian Sisters, and Mrs. Emma
Workman, past grand chief, of Med
ford, were present Tuesday night in
Grants Pass for the installation OF
a temple of the organization there.
Nearly so members Of Talisman
lodge of the knights of Pythias and
of the Pythian Sisters of Medford,
were present. Thirty ladies had
signed up as charter members in the
new temple at Grants Pass. The
visitors were served a dinner after
the installation.
Leave for Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Long left for
Los Angeles Monday evening, where
they will visit their son, who has
been quite i'll for the past two weeks.
Their stay in the southern city will
depend on the recovery of their son.
Visit with Relatives
r. A. Rock and sons, Russell and
Clifton, are visiting their niece and
nephew, +. II. Harris, and neice,
Mrs. Earl Horne, on Iowa and Nor
ton streets. They are on their way
to Arizona for the winter from their
home at Woodlands, Wash.
Moves Reported
Mrs, Bush has moved from 26O
Seventh street to 945 B street.
r. E. Hall has moved from the
property which he sold few days
ago at 92S B street, to $50 Fifth
street
New Resident Arrfces-
l.. d. Fisher has moved to Ashland
from Mosier, Or, and has rented the
Callahan property at $50 c street.
Coat Of Arms Wanted -
Tho recent prize contest among
artists and other designers to sub
nit designs for coat of arms for
the Oregon National Guard, is bring
ing forth no responses, according to
Major James P. Drake. The prize
offered for the winning design is $25
and the contest will close November
|. Not one coat, not even a vest of
arms, has been forthcoming.
Will Hold Social
The ladies of Trinity Guild will
hold their regular social Thursday
afternoon in the Parish house.
Irrigation Dinner Thursday
The irrigation dinner by the
chamber OF commerce will be held
in the Armory Thursday evening, at
y o'clock This is to be in the ma
ture of an educational discussion
along the lines of development for
Ashland, specially pertaining to ir-
rgation. The Belleview people are
particularly interested at the present
time and will be the guests of the
chamber of commerce on this occa-
sion. All merchants and members
of the chamber of commerce are
urged to attend, and provision will
be made for large number.
Veteran Engineer Dead
Word has been received in the city
of the death in Roseburg Monday of
Dan Runnell, who has been in the
employ of the Southern Pacific as
railroad engineer for the past 40I
years. Funeral services were held
today, conducted jointly by the Elks
anu huoOiiC iOuSCo.
Gets Penitentiary Sentence
James McClintock, indicted on a !
charge of auto theft and assault on
the county jailer, was sentenced to
five years in the state prison Tues
day. He pleaded guilty in circuit
court after having been indicted by
the grand jury. Four other indict-
ments were returned. James Kinzer
and James Phillips for statutory Of
fenses, and Reuben Torrez and An
drew Ramoz on burglary charges.
Visitor in City
H. E. Griffith, organizer for the
X. X. K, who left here three weeks
ago for Portland, returned to the
city yesterday for a few days stay,
after which he will return to Port
land and adjacent territory, where
he is engaged in putting the finish
ing touches on some work of the
klan.
Apples Are Exported
Josephine county apples are to
find their way to the Christmas din
1er table of the Londoner, for three
cars have already been shipped from I
lere for export to England. says the {
trans Pass Courier. Two more cars ,
will be sent out on the last of the ,