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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1927)
OLD TIRES SPOIL JULY 4TH TRIPS GET OUR PRICES AND TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES; FOR NEW ONES MADDEN’S TIRE SHOP Phone 90J Dougherty’s Grocery VACATION TIME IS OFTEN ACCIDENT TIME A small premium w ill bay yon protection agalnat loss of life, dlsmebennent or loss of time and earning ability due to accidental means— you do-not have to die to benefit from such a Policy. Issued In Terms From One Day To One Year. Protect Your Fam ily And. Your Self! — Do It Now. BILIJNGS AGENCY HAB-A-DASH-INN” leeialistic ta Men’s Wear MILLER’S TOGGERY VACATION DAYS ARE HERE AN OUTING SUIT . SWEATER - GLOVES Water Reaches High Mark Outdoor Fireplaces Of Lot Owners Threatened- Road Has Been Improved Recently And W ill Be Ready By Fourth. Visitors nt the auto camp Mars bssn as plsaasd with the camp accommodations and -the beauty of of the U th ia park that many of them extend their stays from one day to a week, according to W. M. Barber, supervisor. An average of about BO cars per day stop at the grounds, a large number of 'them desiring cabins. This is due to the in creased number of tourists who do not wish to carry a fu ll camp oqulpment along with them, says l(r. Barber. Among the present visitors at the camp are Captain and Mrs. Blygh, of Arizona. Captain Blygh is a United States Army officer station in the border state. They expect to remalp in the camp for several days and are expecting friends to join them there. Visiters Encounter Much Snow On Diamond Lake Trip Sunday For Vacation Trips A t Visitors at Diamond Lake over The Crater Lake Highway is last* weekend found much snow, cleared to government camp and bnt tew fish, according to reports. this morning the 40 laborers start Those who did retain with fish ed the task of clearing the snow were forced to catch them during between Government Camp and a snow storm, with the exception the rim, while the Klamath and of early Sunday morning fisher other entrance reads are being men, who had excellent catches. ¿leered with the snow plow. There was from four to eight The twenty officials add first inches of snow thyie Sunday, fall ing steadily during the day. Mon unit of lodge employdb went to day thfre was ao snow but a the lake Monday, walking over the snow with their ^personal be heavy rainfall. longings. Another group of em At one time Sunday evening 18 ployes will leave tomorrow morn cars were stalled on the heaviest ing for the lake, to prepare for trade, according to several who the opening, scheduled for Friday, made the trip. July 1. Good fishing, boating, . and swimming is to be found at the Lake O’ the Woods # this year, it is reported by a number of Ash land people who have been mak ing week-end trips to the summer resort. - This year the lake is higher than It has been for several yqars. the water coming up so far that it has threatened to ruin the out door fireplaces built on the beach last ypar and the year before by WHI » •» v . AV. piuuu lot-owners. * Due to this high water it is Enthusiasts P] gttl dpend Sunday Monday not necessary to build long piers And Evening- for the boats or to go more than Will B eO i To be In Portia»*— a few feet in order to swim. From thirty to thirty-five golf Mias Emma Jenkins of the Citi The lake is stocked with var- ious kinds of fish, including trout, enthusiasts of the city of Ash begs Bank w ill spend the week salmon, and bass, every year, and land are-playing.dally at the new enft lh Portland, fishermen report that the catches golf course two mires south of daring the past few weeks have Ashland,' according to an estimate Going to C kHng wIU' ' made by members of the club. * M r. and Mra. B. A. Peters, Jr. been large and numerous. The course was formally open w ill go to Chiloquin for th The road has been recently graded and prepared for the large ed laqj Wednesday night and golf Fourth of JwlySmibhratlen. amount of summer tigvel, and Is ers have been playing on the eight In good condition. The recent completed holes. The ninth hole storm, however, cut up the road is now being completed and will to quite an extent and there are b/xopened In about ten days, ao- ceveral bad mud boles, but the eordlng to. Louis Dodge, president of the club. -i-f worst ones are avoided by detours, Players seem to prefer the even it Is said, e ing 'hoars1 -from five-thirty to Mr. and m ™. E .'R . Isaac and seven-thirty, as the largest num** Miss Myrta Ottentale. manager Mr. Isaac’s brother. Hafold Isaac ber is to be found on the lln k i and Raymond Furlong, Of Berke- ¿ 6 thnt^tlpie. _ Many have Been . qf the local Pacific Telephone and WHelOwph - «Company wMl leave 'l»y,,'Who ware here BmidUj and playing in the early morning Sunday to spend the week-end at Monday, made a trip to the Lake hours to avoid the heat. Bandon and Marshfield. Sunday, They reported that they For a short time the course will ran into a blizzard at the top of be open to guests of the club and the mountain which made driving any who are Interested In the j very difficult, but that there was gamp,, bnt later a fee will be' no snow at the lake. charged to non-members. I A number of lot-owners of Ash- ** According to several profession- ' A land are planning to spend the als who have inspected the Ash- Fourth of July nt their summer cottages and it is expected that Please Turn To Page 6 At Central P o i n t - the road will be put into condition Homer Billings o f. this cjty go to the Lake on July 6 to spend by that time. made a trip to Central Point this Boys of the Y. M. C. A. will two weeks in camp. GOLF COURSE DRAWS MANY Buy Your Lunches THE PLAZA CAFE Salads - Sandwiches - Desserts YOU’LL ENJOY YOUB VACATION BETTEB IN A NEW .CHEVROLET ¡VACATION PERSONALS morning to estimate loss on house hold goods ■ belonging to Lester Wertz, whose home was destroyed by Are Sunday morning. Going to Crescent City— Mr. and Mra. Charles Robertson of the Automotive Shop will spend July 4th at Crescent City. SEE THEM AT The Automotive Shop A No. 1 Bulk Coffee BEST FOR MONEY IN CITY, AT 50c Lb. Charles Robertson of thè Cltl- zens Bank, and wife and daughter wlll be in TUIamook for thè Fourth of July. Wolcott’s Grocery TOURIST SUPPLIES • Leaves Sunday— Miss Leona Smith, who is em- ployed at the local office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company expects . tb spend tee Doing to £elrnt— < , Mr. and Mrs. George Bldmen- auer and daughter, Clara, will leave early Sundhy morning for Salem, Oregon, where they will spend the Fourth of July visiting LITHIA PARK Welcomes You With Its Coolness friends. Going to Lake— Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Isaac will spend Sunday and Monday at their summer home at Lake O* The. Woods according to present piaqs. . Eat Your Picnic Dinners There TAM - EXTRA HOSE - SHIRT - RAIN COAT Select Them From Our Complete BOYS! MEN! Outing Goods Department WE HAVE THE SHOES FOB THAT TEIP YOU ABE PLANNING A SHOE POX BVZKY HXXD The XL Electric Station Foj* Eveready Flashlites And Batteries . THEY LAST LONGER Phone 82 Awnings For All Cars____ ... -S3.Q0 - 1 Stewart Speedometers, P r ic e ............. Dash Gasoline Gage, P r ic e .................... Magnet, Trouble Lite, For Camping..... Ford Glass Wind Wings A P a ir .. . . . Holley Carburetor, Manifold, Hot Spot And Vaporizer ...................... Black Hawk Water Pumps . . . . . . . . . . •Bash Ignition Systems .............. . Far Tire Repair K i t s ......................... Stromberg Carburetors and Manifold Ford Stop Lite ................................... Ford Bumpers, Front or Rear.......... Apco Shimmy Stops .......................... Snubbing Units Complete S e t .......... Vase For Enclosed C a rs..................... Mirror and Vase For Enclosed Cars Drum Lits For Ford a Pair......... . . . ........ A ' OVERLAND SHOE SHOP 4.96 SHASTA ICE CREAM For Your Picnic Dinners - Heath’s Confectionery And Grocery A t The OPEN PBOM T A. M. TO II P. M. We Carry A Fine Line Of Lunch Goods For Your PICNIC DINNERS BREAD - BUTTER «. MILK - EGGS 275 Bost Main Phone 50 - Ford Garage Ashland Creamery