Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-06-29

the Merrills of this city, is playing
wonderful tennis in the national clay
court tennis tournament at Cleveland,
Ohio, and is given a good chance of
winning the title.
Don't miss seeing "Hells Hinges"
at Vining tonight. Said by many to
be one of the best pictures ever
screened. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Beagle will take
charge of the Columbia Cafe again
on July 1, after a month during
which Mrs. Lou Hargrove and Miss
Blanche Mcbride have been conduct
ing the popular eating place. Mrs.
Mcbride was called to Los Angeles.
Marguerite Clark Friday night in
"Out of the Drifts" You can afford
to pass up any engagement to see
this picture. 1t
Every Sunday and whenever pos
sible on week days, squads of rifle
men from the local militia company
go to the rifle range near Phoenix
for practice. This range is used
jointly by Company Seven of Med
ford, and the First Company of Asn-
land.
Kodak films developed at East Side
Pharmacy. Expert work. 1t
Mrs. NJ. F. Eggleston and her
daughter, Miss Ruby Palmer, return
ed Monday evening from winters
stay in San Diego, Cal. They have
taken aparemtns in the Allen build
ing for the time being, and will be
here for the summer if not per-
mantly.
Young men wanted to sell novelties
at Roundup grounds and in city.
Must be rustlers. Good pay. Ash
land Art Shop. 10-2t
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Floyd Fraley of San Bernardino
and Earl Fraley of Pomona, Cal, are
here visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Fraley. They are both
teachers in the California schools.
The latter will teach at Taft next
year.
If you have rooms to rent during
] Chautauqua please notify R. P. Camp
bell, secretary, 73 Oak street, nam
ing price. 9-4t
Miss Esther Whited left Tuesday
evening for San Francisco, after a
ten day visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Whited. She will
attend a summer school of art at
Piedmont for six weeks before re-
suming her position in an art estab-
lishment in San Francisco.
Kodaks, films, developer and
everything for your kodak at East
Side Pharmacy. II
District Game Warden DrisColl re-
turned Monday from a trip to the
mouth of Rogue river. He was ac-
companied down the river by State
Game Warden Carl Shoemaker of
Roseburg and Deputy Forester Flory
of Portland. On the return trip they
visited the Josephine county caves.
The Ashland band practiced at the
Armory Monday evening, incidentN
furnishing music for the high school
girls who will march in the parade
and who were drilling, and also for
the First Company boys who left the
Armory to the band and girls and
went through infantry tactics out III
the street.
The Chautauqua program is full OF
interest to both young and old.
Twelve great days. Season tickets,
if bought by July 1, $2.25 for adults,
81 for children to u. 1t
John E. Enger, for the past several
years chief dispatcher for the South
ern Pacific at Roseburg, has been
promoted to succeed Fred Hansen as
trainmaster of the Portland division,
according to the Roseburg Review.
His territory will extend from Port
land to Ashland. Mr.. Hansen, it is
understood, has been transferred to
another division.
Boyss sport blouses and sport
shirts soc at Vaupel's. 1t
Grants Pass Courier: The fame of
the Ashland Lithia park is becoming
quite noticeable here and every Sun
day several auto loads spend the day
there. A band concert is given in
the park Sunday afternoon. Among
those who attended the park yester-
ay were parties in the cars of Will
Ireland, viii Frye, D. w. Mitchell,
John Dennison, P. P Proctor and A.
c. Epperley.
A trip through the plant of the
Nurmi Baking Company is most inter-
esting. All of the Nurmi products
are turned out by machinery the ma
chimes doing the work which our
mothers did with their hands in about