Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-03

| D. "a luornIOn ana SOnS were VlSlt-
ors to Medford Friday.
Don't miss seeing the big shows
at the Vining on the 4th, 9TH and 9Th.
Charles Troutfether of the Med
ford Transfer company and B. E.
Haney also of Medford were business
visitors in the city Saturday.
If you have rooms to rent during
Chautauqua please notify R. P. Camp
bell, secretary, 73 Oak street, nam
ing price. cat
S. B. Starr of the public market
was a visitor to Medford Friday,
spending the afternoon making ar
rangements for supplies for the 4th.
Wanted, chickens and eggs at The
Bungalow. Must be delivered before
noon Tuesday, the 4th. 1t
Ray Gault motored over from
Weed Friday returning that evening.
He will be back for the celebration
and reports that the Weed Lumber
company employees are to have a
weeks vacation and that a big crowd
is coming from there.
Do it now. What? See The Chi
ropractor, 10S Pioneer avenue 1t
Grants Pass Courier: Messrs. Pat
terson and Riggs, of the Ashland sta
tion of etymology, were in town today
on their way to Thompson creek.
They will examine the parts of the
forest which are infested with pests.
The trees are mostly yellow pines,
which are suffering from attacks of
the bark beetles.
L. NJ. Hodge returned Thursday
from Eugene where he went at the
close of the school term. He will re-
main in Ashland awaiting develop
ments attendant to the movement of
the Oregon militia toward toward the
border, he being a member of the
Ashland First Company c. A. c. Mr..
Hodge is the democratic candidate for
county school superintendent.
Mail Tribune: Lee Jacobs, T. e.
Daniels, c. w. Heilbronner, P. c.
Bigham, Leon Haskins and George
Roberts motored to Ashland this
morning where they meet w. R. Lo-
gus, district deputy of the Elks lodge,
who went through on the troop train.
Mr.. LOCUS recently cancelled his trip
to grand lodge in order to serve as
lieutenant of Company G, of Oregon
City.
Savoy Hotel thoroughly renovated
and ready to care for 2S persons. 1t*
Robert Spencer, who returned last
week from Honolulu, left Saturday
for Copco, CAL, where he will work
through the summer amassing a
starter to help him finance college
course at the University of Califor-
MIA. Spencer was captain of the To-
cal high school football team in his
senior year and captained the Col
lege of Hawaii team, making a fine
record in island football. He will
probably try out for the freshman
team of the L. of c. He brings back
word that Jan Mowat has accepted a
position with a large railroad and
sugar company in the islands.
Chiropractic adjustment makes the
sick man well and the we'll man bet
ter. See The Chiropractor, G. r.
Utterback, 1OS Pioneer avenue. 1t
Miss Louise Lennart returned this
morning from Portland, where she
has been for the past three months.
Misses Jennie and Lille Thomas
are visiting Conductor Thomas and
family on Second street.
The Ashland library will be closed !
all day on the 4th and open only
from a to 6 p. m. on the 5th and
9Th.
Mrs. B. w. Riggs and daughters
Bernice and Virginia of Grants Pass
spent Saturday visiting friends in
Ashland.
Jacksonville Post: The regular
teachers examinations were held at !
the court house this week. About
forty teachers were present, and Of
this number fully three-fourths were
women. 1t may be a coincidence,
but several old bachelors were ar
rayed in their best raiment and most
winning smiles while the teachers
were here.
]. M. Scott, Southern Pacific gen.
eral passenger agent, arrived Sunday