Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-06-28

Open Air Pavilion'on Mill street, near City
Park. Oregon Hotel Grill Jass Orchestra.
NatatoTium good dance floor, five-piece
orchestra. Bungalow, near Lithia Park,
Lovelands Rag Time Orchestra
JULY 4th
0:3O a. m.-HMTARY, PATRIOTIC
and DECORATED AUTOMOBILE PARADE
Starting point, Boulevard at the inter-
section of Union street. Line of march.
Boulevard to East Main, to Plaza, to North
Main, to Laurel, to Factory tc North Main
and return to starting point. militia,
Red Cross, Honor Guard and G. A. R. to
return to City Park by H. Is a. m. for the
unfurling of the big flag)
1890 a. m.-BASEBAIIL GAME at High
School grounds, Co. l. 3rd Oregon Infantry,
VS.. McCloud. Take autos for baseball
grounds on East Main street. Fare sc.
1:3O a. m.-UNFURLING Of the LARG-
EST FLAG IN OREGON in the City Park,
near Plaza Hon. E. v. Carter chairman.
Patriotic address by Ashland's favorite son.
Irving e. Vining. Pyrotechric display Of
monster bombs, throwing the American,
British and French flags in the air dis
tance of 700 feet, to float away with the
gentle breezes of the Rogue River Valley.
DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS Immediately fol-
lowing unfuring of tho big flag. Remain
in City Park. Display consisting Of the
largest novelties in Japanese and American
bombs. shells and rockets. A delight for
the old folks and mystery to the young
sters
II a. m.-Water sports at Helman's
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ''the Inland
Beach of Sulphur Ocean,"
II a. m. to MIDNIGHT-VAUDEVI
and MOTION PICTURES. Continuous per-
formances Mt the Vining Theatre. Program
for today includes:
1870 p. m.-ROGUE RIVER ROUNDUP.
Take autos to grounds on East Main street.
Admission to grounds soc, grendstand soc
extra. Auto fare to grounds 15c. Pat
ronize only the autos who display the Of
ficial yellow auto license card.
2p. m.-Water sports at the NATATOR-
IUM. Tub baths, hct or cold sulphur
water Extra large plunge tank. Bath
ing suits for both men and women
2p. m and continuous all day and even
ing Dancing at the HYIU HEHE OPEN
AIR PAVILION and at tho BUNGALOW.
2 to $50 p. m.-OONCERT in Lithia
Park by Dunsmuir Band.
8 to 5 D. m.-BABY SHOW, held under
the auspices of the SunGhine Society for
3rd for detailed information.
4 to $50 p. m.-CONCERT In Lithia
Park by Grants Pass Band.
to p. m.-Time for plurseiat either
Helman's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS or
at the NATATORIUM.
6:45 to 8 p. m.-CONCERT in Lithia
Park by Ashland Dand.
S:15 p. m.-CONCERT in the new Chau-
tauoua building. Admission, adults soc,
children 25c.
S:15 to 9:3O D. m.-CONCERT in Lithia
Park by Dunsmuh Band.
9:3O p. m.-PATRIOTIC FIREWORKS
in Lithia Park. This display is under the
direct supervision of factory representa-
tives of the Hit Fireworks Co., of Seattle,
Washington
The American flag, Liberty Bell bat
tleShip in action ana many other distinc-
tive set pieces The electric curtain, so
feet in length. Battle in the Clouds, $50
rockets, weighing from tvs to twelve
pounds EACH and 15C shells and bombs,
from 10 to 25 inches in diameter. Among
the above are the following novelties: Pa
triotic Color Flash Detonating Shells,
"The Ticker" "The Volcano" "The Bug
house" "The Crystal Palace" and "The
Tango" The rockets of the latest sea-
sons novelties, such as "The Dog Star"
"The Kaleidoscope" and "The Chinese New
Year"
The best location to see the fireworks,
including the set pieces is between the
Tennis Courts and tie Children's Play
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