Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-13
VIII Attend Hearing

Smith, Principal Campbell and Coach
Eddie Durno, of the high school, will
leave Friday evening for Salem,
where they will appear before the
state athletic association Saturday, In
the eligibility protest filed by Ash
land against Baughman and Neff of
the local football team, says the Med
ford Mail Tribune. A speedy deci-
sion Is expected in the case.
New Agency Established
With the establishment of the
Buescher band instrument line by
Carl H. Loveland in the Enders de-
partment store, Ashland now has
the agency for this line for southern
Oregon. There is now a complete
stock Of this make of band instru-
ments in the city. Several sales
have been made in Medford.
h'ihOh DOidu
Vernon Doran, OF Oakland, Calf,
called here by the death of his
grandmother, Mrs. William Hardy,
will remain in Ashland until after
the Christmas holidays. He will
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Doran.
Hero for y Few Days
Delbert King. who was formerly a
resident of Ashland, but who has
been working for the California Ore
gon Power company at Cottage Grove
for some time past, is visiting for
few days with friends in Ashland.
He expects to go to Yreka at the
end of his visit here.
Army Opens Offices
Headquarters for the SS2d infan-
try U. S. army, organized reserve,
have been opened in the federal
building, Medford. The purpose of
the office is to interest ex-army Off
GERS and qualified civilians in the Of
flcers reserve corps, and secure en-
listed men for the enlisted reserve
corps.
Move Hero from Etna Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin, Of
the French Creek section, near Etna
Mills, Calf, who are now visiting in
Central Point, will return to Ash
land in short time and make their
home here. They had been residents
of the California community for sew
eral years.
Resolutions Arc Passed
The Jackson County Medical soci-
I ETY., at a special meeting, rlssed 4
, set of resolutions on the death OF
, Dr. Henry II. Hart, of Medtord, stat
: ing the deep feeling OF regret his
. death has created among other mem
bers of the profession. The commit
tee on resolutions was Robert j. Con
roy. f. G. Swedenburg and william
/, w. p. Holt. The association attend
= ed Dr.. Hart's funeral Thursday af
4 ternoon in body.
l Congregations Are Stirred -
t Following the appearance of DR.
+ Charles S. Price in Albany, he ha:
become the storm center of a contro
: versy of widesrange. The newspa
pers of CAyallis and Roseburg dis
euss the matter, in the former towr
I editorially, and cites the Rev. BUozer
, former minister OF Medford, as
= being not in accord with the the
) ory." The issue has stirred pulpit
a and congregation to their founda
) lions,
> Klamath Club Progressive
The Klamath River Highway club
organized less than three months
ago, now has a volunteer member
ship of 1870, according to a pamphlet
issued from the clubs headquarters
t at klamath Falls The inception and
growth of the club can be credited
to Oregonians who are ambitious to
have an outlet to the coast through
Siskiyou county, says the Siskiyou
News.
Mcdford to Audit Books
The city council of Medford has
granted demand for an aulit OF the
city books annually. The citizens
and taxpayers league will pay for
this work, which will be begun in
1928. The books will not be taken
from the city hall during the audit.
Rents House Here
C. A. Fisher, salesman for the
Mason-Ehrman Grocery company, OF
Medford, has rented the NJ. c. Reed
property on Scenic Drive, and has
mnvad intn the same