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Ashland
Tidings
Established 1876
CONTRADICTS THE LADY
Jersey Cattle Show In November
Every Evening Except
Sunday
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THE ASHLAND PMNTTNG/CO.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
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oharge is m a d e . ___________________
W hat C on stitu tes A d vertisin g
of m eetings of s ta te and local J e r
sey c a ttle clubs are to be conducted ’
pQltldlid PldllS Où HOKUllg HUgC
Published
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon,
Postoffice as Second-class Mail Mat
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Wednewiay, August UÜ, ií) ¿ i
ABBLLAHD DAJLLÎ f W ING «
tw o
H ere is ex-Princp Oleg Rodimir,
grandson of the late King Nikolas of
Montenegro, once an officer of the
czar’s army, now an American citizen
and business man, “on the Job” a t his
desk in the Standard Oil company’s
office in Constantinople. This photo
graph has Just been received in New
York by a friend of Mr. Rodimir, and
it accompanied r. Letter in which he
vigorously denied the engagement
which Mrs. Oscar Hum m erstein had
"adm itted.” At the age of fourteen
Oleg ran away from a m ilitary school,
enlisted as a R ussian private, was
wounded 82 times, and attained the
rank of colonel. Captured by the Bol-
shevikl in Siberia, he escaped, stoweo
away on a freighter, and next turned
up as a hardw are clerk In Clarksburg.
Va. Then to New York, where he ob
tained an engagement for a fifteen
weeks’ concert tour (he is a tenor).
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hoped by m eans of th is dem onatra-
PORTLAND, A ug. 30.— Appr&ai-, in te re sts or those
those of
of o o th
th er
exp .................1
er breeds
breeds ,ion to m ake
'
i ficial a n n u a l m eeting place of fth e
a tln g th e rem a rk a b le g row th of will be discussed,
fu tu re fo r Jersey breeders.
I t is
dairy in g in th is s ta te th e officials of
Am ong th e daily d em onstrations
th e firs t tim e in th e history of th e;
the P acific In te rn a tio n a l L ivestock will be cow -judging on live anim als c, ub th a t an effort bag been m ade
exposition have a rra n g e d for the by w hich th e audience w ill be in to p resent such a preten tio u s and
show ing of th e Jersey c a ttle educa- s tr u tte d by an expert as to the elab o rate display anyw here except
tional display a t P o rtla n d , Novem- points which indicate large produc- a t the N ational dairy show last year.
ber 4 to 11.
ing ability. The anim als used in Tbp result3 ohtained from th e diB_
T he exhibit will be show n by th e these lectures will be the Jersey p,ay ,n
M lnnesota w ere such th a t
A m erican Jersey C attle club and will sta te cham pions for production, so o tfj’cia j8
of t he organization felt
be housed in a larg e te n t to be erect- an unusual opportunity is afforded tb&l & 8jm ,ia r experim ent should
ed in close proxim ity to th e c a ttle all dairym en to learn the points b „ a t tpU1I,t ed in this state,
b arns, and will be designed to pre- which indicate the p ro fitab le pro
sen t ed ucational and economic fea ducers. L ad’s Io ta, th e Oregon Jer
tu re s of dairying. P a rtic u la r stress sey who recently qualified as the
will be laid on th e possibilities th a t w orld’s record Jersey by her re-i
th o ro u g h b red Jersey stock holds for m ark ab le production of 1048 poundsi
th e sm all farm er and a canvass will of b u tte r-fa t in one year, will be on
be begun im m ediately by club offi- exhibition. W hen it is realized th a tj
cials to in su re a m axim um a tte n d - ; o n e .th ird of th e 30,000,000 dairy
ance of Je rse y b reed ers a t th e expo- cows in th e U nited S tates is being
sition w here th e o p p o rtu n ity to in- kept at a loss, the value of this e d - ;
spect th e exhibit will be afforded.
ucational exhibit to both th e farm er|
and
th e consum er cannot be over
On th e side w alls of th e exhibi
tion te n t, w hich will m easu re 40x80 looked.
In addition to the educational
feet, th e re will be ed u catio n al ch a rts
b earin g life-sized pho to g rap h s of] ten t, th e ow ners of th e g re a te st Jer-
fa rm e rs’ Je rse y c a ttle to g eth e r w ith sey herds in the sta te a re bringing
official records and o th e r in fo rm a th eir prize w inners to e n te r com pe.
tion th a t have been grouped care titio n w ith o th e r herds, so an un
fully to affo rd ease of assim ilation. usual o p p ortunity is open to every-
Daily lectu res and dem onstrations! one in te rested in c a ttle or th e health
by livestock m en w ill be conducted of th e ir fam ily to view these ani-
in explanation of these ch a rts a n d ;m a ls upon which the fu tu re of our
displays, and th e various phases of I nation rests.
th e exhibits,
In addition
all o p erations of dairy in g , w h eth er
from th e sta n d p o in t of Jersey ca ttle tu re s and dem o n stratio n s a series;
Tell th em through
the WANT A D S
WHOLE
WHEAT
is a
Health Builder and a Health
Keeper
Just try it—
You’ll always bus it
Lithia
Bakery
A. BARTOLETTI, Prop.
(New Management)
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you confess yourself w hen you re
so rt to b ru ta lity to m ake a little
child do right.
A CITIZEN.
W hipping Children
You read in th e news colum ns;
th a t a New Y ork ju stice hhs sen-1 GASSED \ E T W ALKS
tenced a fa th e r to th e p e n ite n tia ry
ACROSS UNITED STATES;
for cruelly beating his little son. The j
TO RETURN BY AUTO
body of th e boy was found covered
BOSTON,
Aug.
30.— S ergeant-
w ith w elts from blows w ith a whip.
M
ajor
C
harles
M.
M
artines,
who was
Any p a re n t who uses blows to en
gassed
in
the
b
a
ttle
of
M
euse-Ar
force his will o u g h t to be asham ed
gonne
O
ctober
16,
1918,
and
sent
th e re a fte r to look any o th e r fellow
back
to
the
U
nited
S
tates
for
tr
e a t
being, ch id or ad u lt, in th e face.
m
ent,
a
rriv
ed
in
th
is
city
a
fte r
S triking a child is not only b ru ta l,
w
alking
m
ore
th
a
n
3000
m
iles
from
but it is cow ardly.
P rizefig h ters,
who have tra in ed for w eeks to w ith , R iverside, Calif., since D ecem ber
sta n d pu n ish m en t, quibble over a 27, 1921.
U nable to w ork, doctors recom
pound or two difference in w eight,
m
ended
an o utdoor life as the only
but some big, bu rly 200-pound fa th
possible
cu re for his ailm ent. M ar.
EDUCATION
er or m other will ta k e a stra p or
tines
th
en
u ndertook a coast-to-
A new phase in th e lives of fu stick in his or her hand and adm in
coast
hike
and
has recovered his
tu re citizens is being en tered upon iste r pu n ish m en t to a child th a t
h
e
a
lth
alm
o
st
com
pletely.
d u rin g the next few weeks, when doesn’t weigh o n e .fo u rth as m uch,
M
artines
is
a
c
h
a u ffe u r and will
various schools of th e s ta te open and w hose lack of s tre n g th m akes
seek
em
ploym
ent
w
ith som e fam ily
th e ir doors for the 1922-23 school effective resistance im possible. He
th
a
t
is
going
to
C
alifornia
by a u to
th in k s he is ed u catin g th e child to
year.
mobile.
E ach year p a re n ts a re b ro u g h t m ind him . The only education he is
He has paid th e expenses of his
face to lac e w ith th e q u estion of giving is one of h a tre d and resent-1
m
eat
He
is
k
illing
both
respect
t
r
ip
from a >100 a m onth com pen.
education. Many m o th ers will te a r ,
He
is
s
a
tion
received from th e U nited
fully, yet joyfully, see stu rd y little and affection w ith one act.
S
tates
governm
ent.
He used b u t
legs tru d g in g tow ard school fo r the teaching th a t child th a t his fa th e r
one
p
a
ir
of
shoes
d
u
rin
g th e hike, a
firs t tim e. O thers will see em bryo is a b ru te and a cow ard unw orthy
p air of field service hobnailed shoes.
men and women begin th e fo u r year his love and fit only fo r his con
His condition was so g rea tly im
high school course, w hile stilt o th tem p t and his revenge.
proved
by th e tim e he reached St.
T here was a tim e w hen th e lash
ers, the high school days gone, begin
Louis,
th
a t he engaged in a boxing
the final p rep a ra tio n a t college t h a t ; and th e m arlin sp ik e w ere looked up-
b
out
w
ith
K id Bandy
will l i t them for the stru g g le o life. I on as n ecessities in th e jails, on the
, a t th e South
The problem ol personal an d tl- s h irs and in arm ies. B eating » „ B roadw ay A thletic club The tig h t
nanctal sacritices is o lte n a serious i th o u g h t to be th e only way to m ultt. ’ •» a draw
Aga n a t th e A m erican
.
.
i
..„a
..
.
,1,0
tvnrld
e
r
ad-1
Legion
carn
iv
al
a t T e rre H aute, In-
one. - How m any heartach s a u d ;^ , u discipline. B ut the w orm g ia a
.
.
,
a»,«
font
th
a
t
hru-
diana,
he
knocked
o u t Bud P u re ll, a
skim piugs a re borne by w ose a t nally woke up to the fact tn a t oru
w
ell-know
n
m
iddlew
eight of the
ta lity bred b ru ta lity ; th a t you could
home in o rd e r th a t
w est, in th e second round.
not b eat m orals in to a m an, or re
ter may be properly equipped
M artines has been a cow puncher
life, will never be know n, and prob form h a b its w ith blows, and one by
as
well as a c h a u ffe u r and soldier.
ably lea st understood and a p p re c ia t. j one th e hideous form s of p unish,
He is 26 years old and w eighs 170
ed by those for whom th e sacrifices m ent w ere m ade unlaw ful,
w ere m ade.
In only one place is w hipping still pounds.
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
ing am ong som e as to w hat cousti
tu te s new s and w hat adv ertisin g ,
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which
is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti
a te betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re
events, w here an adm ission charge
is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS
A D VERTISIN G."
T hia applies to
o rganizations an d societies of every
Kind as well as to individuals.
All rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r
they have occurred is news.
All com ing social or organization
m eetings of societies w here no
money co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti
atio n charged, or collecton tak e n IS
NEWS.
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E ducation is a necessity. The in general vogue, and th a t is in th e
train ed m an is th e one tow ards p riv ate hom e, and th e su b ject of the ACCIDENTS TAKE ONE
LIFE EVERY" SIX MINUTES
whom th e w orld tu rn s. Each year punishm ent is th e defenseless little
th e u n tra in ed m an is being sup-1 child, w hose very innocence of th e
DETROIT, M ich.. Aug. 30.— C are,
planted by him who has had his law and helplessness m akes him or
less
A m erica’s toll of a c cid e n ta l
faculties tu rn e d in th e rig h t direc- her th e less able to invoke pro tec
tion. W ith wom en com ing into m ore t jo n . W hatev er was th e custom or d e a th s d u rin g 1920 was 76,000, a
and m ore prom inence in th e b u s i - j ^ e teaching of an cient tim es, mod- life nuffed out every six m inutes,
ness w orld, m odern science p e rfo rm . j Prn fa th e rs and m others should b e j according to a rep o rt of th e N ation-
lug u ntold w onders, and specializing I above strik in g a child. T here are a i Safety council a t the a n n u al Safe-
C ongress h ere yesterday*.
along all lines dem anded, education o th e r and b e tte r ways of m a in ta in
ing discipline and obedience.
has ceased to becom e a luxury.
If you believe th a t th e re is no
BURNING
o th er way of m aking your child con.
SPUDS VERSUS FROGS
*
form to your w ishes th an in flicting
(O regon Daily J o u rn a l)
A little story ab o u t d raiu a g e and bodily pain, th en you confess th a t
irrig a tio n d rifts down out of the you a r e the p a re n t of an offspring
W illam ette valley by way of th e who is so m entally deficient th a t he
Ju n c tio n City Tim es.
cannot he appealed to th ro u g h his
On th e M. C. Gass farm a t Fergu- pow er of reaso n in g b u t only th ro u g h
son was a larg e pond. W hether it ' h ’s sense of feeling. T he a ttitu d e
produced m ore frogs th a u m osqui of the p a re n t to the child should be
toes was a d ebatable question. But governed by a code of m orals as
Mr. Gass laid som e pipe. drained s tric t as th a t which is req u ired be-1
A parent
th e pond, and th is year n e ith e r mos tw een grow n-up people.
has
no
rig
h
t
to
lie
to
a
child
and
quitoes nor frogs have a hom e, but
then
blam
e
th
e
child
if
it
lies
in
th e yield of potatoes on th e site of
tu
rn
.
A
p
a
re
n
t
h
a
s
no
rig
h
t
to
th e form er pond prom ises to be a
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b
rea
k
a
prom
ise,
no
rig
h
t
to
appro-
record breaker.
W hen th e sum m er d ro u th began, p ria te th e p roperty or th e tim e which
th e potatoes in a n o th e r patch on b as been definitely given th e child
th e Gass farm , w hich had s ta rte d as its own.
to bloom, becam e discouraged, the
Love and tru th should be th e
flow ers w ithered and th e vines b e J g Ujding influences of the child. T e r.
gan to tu rn yellow.
N earby was ro r fear o r dread should have no
a stre a m which was ca rry in g thou- place In th e hom e. The little soul,
sands of gallons of w a te r down t o 1 w h’ch has been com m itted to your
th e W illam ette. A sm all irrig a tin g care and upbringing, cam e to you
o u tfit lifted p a rt of th e w ater o v e r' unsoiled an d pure. Y our duty Is to
to the potato patch, the blossom s keep it as n e a r to its God-given ex-
reap p eared . th e vines acquired new cellence as you can. T he punish-
grow th. and th e extra yield prom ises m ent of a m istak e seldom corrects
to pay th e cost of th e whole irrig a It.
T he w ilfull infliction of p a ’n
tio n in sta lla tio n .
b ran d s th e giver as a bully, incom .
A field of m ixed grain next re- p eten t of teach in g by any o th er
ceived a tte n tio n , and it im m e d ia te ly , m eans th a n a cow ardly display of
gave evidence th a t th e re was life in la rg e r stre n g th .
the water.
Forty acres of wheat 1 How disqualified to be a parent
The
safe way
motor
Buy motor oil that is free from destructive “sulpho”
compounds. Such oil has stability. It does not break
down nor thin out rapidly under engine heat.
Cycol is the only motor oil made by the new Hexeon
process. This process is used only by us. It com
pletely removes destructive “sulpho” compounds.
Thus Cycol retains its “body” under engine heat. It
maintains the essential lubricating film between mov
ing parts. It sustains an “oil tight” piston seal.
MOTOR OIL
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
E xecutive Office, Associated Oil Building, 79 M ontgom ery St.
San Francisco, California
This giant oil-well a t Eldorado, Ark.,
has been burning almost constantly
since May 18. The friction of the
sand and gas throw n out of the well
in enormous quantities caused it to
catch fire. The blaze, which at times
is more than 1,000 feet high, can be
seen for a distance of fifteen miles.
The cra ter is 330 feet across.
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