Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-08-19

dlllei are dHOHb lhc campers ia 'NN
auto-park during the past week.
They spent two days here and were
much pleased with the convenience
and comforts they found in the free
camp.
Among the automobile tourists
who have camped at the free auto
park during the past week is a party
from San Francisco with two cars,
composed of the following: James II.
Daily and family, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A..
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Tai
bot, p. J.. Whitman Il. d. Berndt,
Bishop T. d. Bushnell Mrs. T. D..
Bushnell, Mrs. Jack Brown, Miss
Brown and Carl Brown.
G.. b. Parker and family OF Mer-
rill came into the auto camp last
week and spent a few days, after
which they motored to Crater Lake.
They will return home thru North
ern California.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Rose of Santa
Barbara, who are en- route to Port
land on vacation automobile out
ing. camped at the auto-park last
Thursday while on their way north.
They are enjoying a fine trip with
out any bad luck so far.
Prof. c. G. Vernier OF Stanford
University, who is enjoying an au-
tomobile trip thru Oregon, was a
camper last Wednesday with his
family in the auto-park. Prof. YER
nier and party had Just returned
from Crater Lake and had an inter-
esting experience in passing the SO
automobiles carrying the National
Editorial Association party which
visited the lake as the guests OF
Ashland, Medford and Grants Pass.
A. B. Whitlatch and family of
klamath Falls, together with w. T..
Whitlatch and wife of Durant, Okla,
were campers at the auto-park for
a few days during the past week
The party was bound for the Coos
Bay country.
M. and Mrs. Frank Morton o.
Billings, Mont, we're registered al
the auto-camp here for several days
last week while on their way tc
Coos Bay.
l.. d. Crook of Tempe, Ariz., camp.
ed at the auto-park during the past
week while making an automobile
tour of the coast.
c. +. Lehn, banker of McCook
Neb., and his family arrived in the
auto-camp last week and are spend
ing a few days resting in the shade
of the trees here. Mr.. Lehn and
family are on their way to Los An
geies to spend the winter, and re-
port fine trip so far.
A. A. Thou and wife of Lusk, Wy
oming, were visitors at the auto
camp last week. They are making
an automobile tour of the coas
, states and stopped here for a few
days to rest up.
Among recent Los Angeles camp
| ers at the free auto-park during the
4 past three days were John II. Jarvis
and family, H. H. Withrow and par
ty, b. f. Tinlow and r. F. Lee.
H. p. Bates and family OF Pasa
4 dena, Calf, are making the auto
camp their present headquarters fol
!, side trips to Crater Lake, and Other
J scenic points in Southern Oregon
c. A. Nevins and family of Grea'
Falls, Mont, who are taking an au
i tomobile tour of the coast states
! have been camping for several day:
I in the auto-park. They will con
J tinue their journey on thru Califor'
] MIA
l i. /, Pike and family of Bozeman
i Mont. have been making the auto
Z camp their headquarters during the
! past week while visiting friends II
the Rogue River valley. From here
Y they will return to Montana.
/ A. M. Snyder and boys of Biz
/ Springs, Siskiyou county, Calf
were over attending the Adventis
! camp meeting in Lithia park ant
J cemped at the free auto-camp while
J in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Symons of Bent
i camped for a short time at the auto