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Club
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1— The rule* of the United States Oolf Association »ill
govern all com petition and all players are requostsd to
familiarise themselves with such rules.
S— High-heeled shoes will not be allowed on the
course.
PORTLAND, June 80, — Traf
fic deaths were brought to 28 here
when Frod Herlach was killed
wheu his motorcycle collided with
a car driven by Alfred Steele.
Paufserud’s
Spori Clothes
Golf Knickers
Big Tennis Champ
Meet Lester Boletad. king of Big
Ten golfers. Bolstad, who won
thp national public links tlth
last year, represented the Univer
sity of Minnesota at the annual
Big Ten meet recently and car
ried o ff top honors ~
A "Socold‘\b lectrlc refrlgara-
ïïôn” machíne'oh exhibition at the
XL-Electrical store, is attracting
a lot of attention.
Social and recreational activities of a com
munity xyftw tell the Story of whether the community
to a IM one or whetherTt 1. -elf-.ati.fied.
That «olf Is ob * of the »out at th
Ashland Golf Course
I—-Mo players shall play until the parties in front are
oat of range, nor play up to any putting green until the
players in front have holed out and moved away.
4— Driving a ball from any putting green is prohibited.
Hole flags mnst not be stuck Into turf or putting greens.
They should either be held in hand or carefully laid down
while putting hat and afterwards placed in cup.
5__Golf bags or clubs must not be thrown or laid on
the putting greens.
«__Turf cut or displaced by a stroke or otherwise,
must be replaced at once and pressed down with foot.
7 The player whose ball Is fartherest from the flag
must In all cases play first, while his apponents must re
m a in back and out of range of the player’* ball.
Golf Club For AB
Golf Fans Talk About The Game
Famous Architect Laid Out
Ashland Owens—Tourists
Will Be Wsloomed —
Splendid Irrigation Sys
tem Is Installed—93 Acres
Are Included.
When Mayor and Mrs. C. H.
Pierce drive a golf ball— possibly
far, far away over the distant
hcrlzon — Wednesday afternoon,
the Ashland Golf Club course will
be form ally opened.
fgad|»ting and JntoxicaUng gams
•WOT, eoBcatva* 1.
coiMsaWB.
of offtslon amopg those Ashland
folk, who art
spending every
•pare minute oa the new course.
Mr». Louie Dodge ope ’ of the
most enthusiastic followers at the
•port says that one dpy spa w g.
driving-through Medford nbd saw
a number of women hunting
around in the fox tall for loot
balls.
"That’s the silliest game I ever
•aw and I wouldn’t play tt for
anything/” •!}« remarked.
"But now F.yerythlng is chang
ed. It’s a game that disgusts yoa
until you start to play and then
It intoxicates you. It was at the
Lake of the Woods courts where
I played or attempted to play my
first game, that was last year, hat
I was enthusiastic fro» the time
I hit the first ball—and noW. 'VS«
an e
one 0
'hers
who '
hear
bogie
“bug
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LATEST GOLF
EQUIPMENT
Mr. Miller, representing.The
Wilson S p o r t i n g Goods
Company of San Francisco,
will be at
Our Store Tuesday
Golf Course
Wednesday
W’ith a complete assortment
of golf equipment for the
convenience of Ashland gol
fers who want to get the
projier equipment for the
opening of the Ashland Golf
Club course. Mr. Miller will
l>e glad to advise you as to
what equipment yoti will
need to get (lie best results
on the course.
shlaad Stores T« Close
Wednesday
Afternoon
And Bverbody should Be
At Grounds To See
Mwyor And Mrs. Pierce
Make First Drives?
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ticul
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The Ashland stores will close I’m as eras? about It 04 anyone
at 4 p. m. that day in order that cotpd possibly be.’’
frank Jordan says: “When yon
ovprybody may attend the official
dedication of the magnificent new hit that ball a few times you art
You can’t sea
recreational center of the city. completely lost.
While the unofficial ceremonies anything to the game when yoa
will start immediately attar the etart. I didn’t know how and
luncheon hour, the official open- wasn’t enthused about learning
ing will occur After 4 o’clock so
that the merchants and employes
may attend. . *
In accordance with one of the
club’s rules, the mayor and his
wife will perform at the flrnt tee.
The mayor is reported to, have
issued a challenge J,o any member
of the club to fpllow him with a
longer drive than hs^or his wife pany of San Francisco will ba at
make. :
the Nlninger store Tuesday And
During thp earlier part of the at the golf course Wednesday dur- J
afternoon, there will be various tng the dntlre day to assist play-1
contests, including events whore ers in getting the proper equip-J
prises will be given by the golf ment.
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eltib and b yT h e Nlninger Sport
At 7 o’clock, after*q^happy, busy}
ing Good« house for ,tha longest Afternoon everybody will- Jolt ilfil
flrive, mashle. midlrop oy putter » ^bket^piehk. Tfid club has i
shots by apiatsurs and In othdr made arrangements to furnish, the {
classifleotlons.
C - > . V' « coffee, but thé baekèts must be
The «tub has announced there furnished by those parU«i|»Uaf/
will be plenty of balls and dubs
The club officials have emphps-
available so that, everybody who lsed that absolutely everybody*»
desires may take a swing at the cordially Invited to coma to the
pallet. M r . Miller, representative course Wednesday afternoon a f )
(<*f the Wilson Sporting Goods com- lpin in the activities and festlvit»
6s».xwUMéut kky worry x^f ggmà
> bolSW T to an y w a y to j o i a X
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Ashland to a live community, for social and
recreational activities are given their proper part
in the community life. The chamber of commerce
has its social gathering, in its forum.} The Lithians,
the Civic Club and other organisations add to the
charm of the city from a social and civic stand point.
For recreation, Ashland furnishes the children.’
playgrounds, has its baseball team, and is ever ready
to join in any worthy recreational activity.
Wednesday, The Ashland Golf Club will for
mally open its 9-hole course south of the city. This
will eventually be one of the prettiest, as well as
sportiest, courses on the coast and will add con
siderably. to the recreational advantages which Ash
land w ill have to offer tp i t . citizens and it. visitors.
The advantage, of a golf club are too well known
to make discussion necessary.
This course is for everybody and Ashland should
respond to the invitation of the club to visit its
course. There will be no effort made to sell you
anything Wednesday—just to merely acquaint you
with this newest attraction Ashland has to offer.
By working the splendid Irriga
tion system at the Ashland Oolf
Club ooarse for .4 hours dally,
with three shifts of man handling
the hose, the club has been en
abled to make unaaual progress
la their effort to give Ashlapd a
first class golf course this sum
mer.
Wednesday,' when the official
opening will be held, eight holes
will be ready for play. Six of
theee will be open holes, while
two will be reserved — one for
practice shots and the other for
women who are prohibited from
playing on the other greens be
cause of high heels.
The greens, the officials report,
are in splendid condition, while
the fairways are good, but will
be Improved later by fertilisation.
The irrigation system is said
to be one of the best operated by
any golf club. Thia cost approxi
mately |4,000, the water being
procured from -the Talent Irriga
tion ditch. 1.00 feet of one-inch
hose is used in sprinkling the
greens and fairways. .18,000 has
been spent on the course and for
the land.
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The Ashland course was laid
opt by Sam Wbitipg, architect and
WHAT IS A BOGIE?
There are many myster
ious terms used by exper
ienced golfers, but criti
cism of anybody because
they do not kuow the
meaning of the many tech
nical ymd mysterious terms
used on the golf course
will be absolutely taboo
on the Ashland golf course
Wednesday.
The Daily Tidings has
Louis Dodge as authority
for this statement. For
Louis says there le one
term.he cannot figure out,
and that there may be
many more sprung on him
Wednesday. The term that
b o^i| h e r e d Louie was
"bogie.” He tfked The
Tidings reporter, and both
the reporter and Louie are
now seeking an explana-
So don’t stay at home
professioual on the Olympic course
in San Francisco and experts say tt
that, when completed, it will com tJ
pare favorably with the best that lt
can be found In thp smaller com £
munities along the coast. While tt
the entire acreage includes 93 tt
seres, the^e are only 30 acres tt
under irrigation, "comprising the It
nine holes which the club will tt
have completed this summer.
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The golf course has been con tt
structed not only for the use of
Ashland members sad friends, but
will be open to tourists, many of
whom carry their golf outfits with tJ
them and make frequent stops to tt
enjoy a little recreation on the £
golf courses. Regular charges tt
tt
will be made for tourists.
NEW TERMS
There will probably bo a
decided change in the vo
cabulary of a lot of Ash-
land folks within the next
few weeks,
They will talk about
putting, about
mental
hazards, toeing, foursomes,
bogles,
six-plus,
four
plus, caddies, water has
srds, gripping the ground,
And tbe opening of the tt
course will probably mean
a new occupation for a
number of boy» who will
be Initiated into tbe mys-
teriee of a caddies’ Ufa.
tt
fluently in golf language.
There will be many more
there who are Just as un-
lnfdrmed.
to incur hay expenses whatever
HEELS
The party is absolutely free, they
stated.
TKh ladiei who visit the
The charter membership In the
Ashldnd Golf course are ask
club will be held open for a short
ed by the committee to “corns
time. Arrangements have been
down to earth” for the oc
made whereby members can be
casion, or in other words to
taken In on a basis of .10 first
be sure and wear shoos
payment and >10 a month. Tbe
which won’t make the golf
!list of members now includes:
course pock-marked.
J. H. McGee, Louis Dodge,
The courte is not yet suf-
Harry Tomlinson, F. Jordan, O.
flcently packed and hardened
A. ^*aulserud, J. H. Fuller, J. 8.
that It will withstand the
Jordan, G. W. Gregg, C. E. Shinn,
"pecking" to which it would
H. G. Enders, Jr., C. 8. Richard
be subject if high heeled
son, H. G. Enders, 8r„ Wm. M.
shoes are worn.
Dodge, F. Whittle, F. D. Wagner,
Anyhow low-heeled shoes,
C. A. Malone, K. P. Nims, H. D.
the embryo golf players are
McNair, F. G. Dean, H A. Stearns,
told, are the proper things
O. F. Carson, Mrs. Daisy McGarry,
to wear on the green.
O, Winter, V, O. N. Smith, A. C.
Nlninger, V. V. Mills, J. W. M e
The I f boys who started out
Coy, B. V. Carter, W. M. Wright,
1th Secretary W. P. Walters,
V. D. Miller, Dorn ProvosT, The
, M. C. A. secretary,,for Wagner
Tidings, Dan Kay, Fred Homos,
ip this morning, for a three
iy camping trip were a happy
I. E. Vining, O. T. Bergnor, H. L.
Claycomb, S. A. Woods, O. M.
Franklin, A. L Lamb, James i Maw telephone dlrecterles for
Bowers. Dr C. A. Haines, Mrs. the Pacific Talephone A Tele
Emil Pell and The Lithla Hotel graph Co. counties are being dis
Corporation.
tributed.
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Golfer
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WHO WAS A WINNER
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W l DON’T BAY THAT GOOD LOOKING
OOLF TOGS WIN GAMES — BUT THE W IL L
_L_1L EQUIPPED MAN HAS THE EDGE EVERY
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TIME!
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Championship Sportswear
Miller’s Toggery
MHab-a*dash Inn”
Clothes
(U lf Knickers
‘Cool Linens
SHOLD BE BOUGHT WITH A
A h <L
Woolens
Fours and Regulars
Golf Sweaters
Golf Capo
THOUGHT OF GIVING FREE
Knitted Sport Suits
DOM OF A C T I O N .
YOUR
STROKES CANNOT BE
PRO
W’ith Skirt And Jacket, Either
PERLY
YOU
Slip-On Or Coat Style, Are Fay-
-A R E PROPERLY CLOTHED-
MADE UNLESS
Course,
Golf Hose
Golf Shoes
We Have ’em All
Will lie given those who
place their orders for their
golf equipment, as in this
way wc will not have to
carry a large stock.
Nininger’s Sporting Goods
An
Separate Skirts And Sweaters.
ALLEN A HOSIERY
Easy
tt
Fitting
Girdle
With
Plenty 0 f Elastic Sections.