ï ÌND DAILL TIDINGS A s h la n d D a ily T id in g s ARE GOOD ROADS MONEY SAVERS AFRICAN DOMINOES ARE THROWN IN OHIO CHURCH (E sta b lish e d in 187G) P u b lish ed Every- E ven in g E xcept Sunday by A Ax 111 AXM.« A «.bXa.% «-Z w Friday, August 8, If good road« really save moi^ey for us. who gets that iaoLcy, and what is done with MRS 10 MR ST. CATH ERINES, O ntario.— Never has Niagara district seen, such a w ealth of cherries as thia year, particularly the later var­ ieties. LIMA, Ohio, Aug., 3.— Activi­ ties of the dice-throw er are now sheltered and abetted by the i Biederwolf tabernacle, lately i SACRAMENTO. Aug. 2.— Real barred to solitude-seeking sweet- Estate men from every section of WINNIPEG, 'M anitoba.— Good hearts, according to complaints the state are expected to turn to ! w eather has been experienced filed with . the police by nearby Sacramento early in October when during the week, with fu rth er residents. the state convention of the Cal­ rains of great value to the crops The crooning melody of “ Leb- ifornia Real E state Association en f’um Mount Lebannon” and will be held here from October and grasses. “Sixie f'um Dixie,” far more 10th to 13th, and plans are al­ BRANDON, M anitoba.— Crops clam orous than the most impas­ ready being form ulated for the sioned speeches of the Romeos, entertainm ent of more than 500 in the Brandon district show an who have been supplanted, has delegates. improvement since the recent aroused neighbors into determ in­ Under the supervision of E. J. rain which were general. ed action. Morrissey, president of the Sac­ The invaders m ust go, these ram ento Realtors Association and Farmers, Attention! neighbors have decided. They chalrm an oi tllG convention corn- claim the gam blers daily entice m ittae, full details of the plans of Look to your Mowers, the youth of the vicinity under entertainm ent are bein;; worked Rakes and Binders early the shade of the tabernacle walls out well in advance of the time, so in case I should not and the wails of am ateur losers insuring the visitors to the Capi­ have the worn or broken and the paeans of professional tal City an interesting time d u r­ parts in stock I will w inners ren t the sum m er air, des­ ing every m inute not spent in have time to send to ecrating the scene of recent re­ the convention hall. Portland for them. The plans of entertainm ent in­ vival services which effected a Garden Hose and Tools clude some new features. One of big religious awakening. of every Description The Rev. W. H. Howard, prom­ the principal of these is the first, inent clergym an, nailed shut the state association golf tournam ent doors of the tabernacle against for the Sacram ento R ealtors’ Per- “ spooners.“ Now neighbors may ^e tu a ' Trophy. Although ju st an­ recommend th a t the police sta ­ nounced, according to A. R. Gal­ tion a guard to keep gamblers laway, Jr., Chairm an of the golf committee, many real estate men out of the tabernacle. have already signified their inten-' tion of entering the contest. WINNIPEG, M anitoba.— W est­ Southern California realtors are ern Canada will require approxi­ planning to form a motor caravan mately 20 per cent more harvest­ to leave Los Angeles several days ers to garner this year’s crop before the convention date and than were needed last year. make a tour of the San Joaquin Valley on the way to the Capital I City. "i"-— Among some of the features being planned in connection with ! -B ètel s-r? 3 sb 53 s ¡ the convention are an AU-Sacra- ?r i». • mento Valley Products dinner at which food from the tw enty coun­ SI g AKTER all it’s the lubrica­ Hi ties of the Sacram ento Valley tion th at determines the , tur «rrr m r r - «um . - r . » will be served; a P resident’s ball life of your car. Does it not on the opening night of the con­ seem like good business to vention; special entertainm ent for use a better oil? P o lytech n ic C ollege of E ngin the women and a post-convention Waverly, All Pennsylvania, eerin g 13th and M adison Sts. tour of the Sacram ento Valley. 100% Paraffine Motor Lubri­ O akland, Cal. cants will add to the life of B ig O pportunities for Engin REGINA, Saskatchew an.— But­ your motor—and to the pleas­ eers. te r production during the first ure of driving. five months of this year totalled This College m aintains the 2,676,516 pounds. most complete and practical That’s why we sell and rec­ MOOSE JAW , Saskatchew an. courses in Engineering of any ommend Waverly, AU Penn­ The rain in Saskatchewan in sylvania, Motor Oils. sim ilar school in the West. June was the heaviest since 1914. Degrees granted to graduates in Civil, Electrical, Mining, Mechanical and A rchitectural EDMONTON, A lberta.— It is Engineering. expected th at the installation of ASHLAND, ORE. gas services in residences in Ed- Saves tw o years tim e by om itting non-essential sub­ jmonton will commence Jn the jects— Concentrates on sub­ near future. jects required — Intensified train in g — Individual instruc­ VANCOUVER, B. C ._ L a c k of tion— Small classes. ships was the only thing th a t New Electrical, Hydraulic, could prevent Vancouver from and Steam laboratories. All expenses reasonable. Num­ becoming a greater gain port. ber of students limited to 500. Bert R. Greer ............................... Editoi John X. Edy, until recently highway SENECA FALLS, N. Y., Aug., SALEM, Aug., 3.— Demands engineer of Montana, has stirred up this 3.— Women of America are not made upon Governor Pierce re- official city paper iscussion in the Western Highway Build­ discouraged in th eir fight fpr cently by representatives of the E ntered at the Ashla;-.;. Oregon, Postoffice as er. lie wants to know whether it is true equal rights. Ku Klux Kian, looking to the This was the keynote of the removal of George L. Cleaver, ob'QEd C a ss Mail Matter. a every stretch of good road really conference of the N ational Wo­ state prohibition director, prob­ S ubscription Price, D elivered in C h j a\ s 1 eg aidless of its cost, and who gets m an’s P arty, held here recently ably will not receive favorable One Month ..................................................... $ .65 t e money. It has been shown conclusively in Lyceum Hall, the historic consideration. This was a n ­ Three Months ....................................... ....... 1.95 building where the first “ Equal nounced here today by persons that the gasoline consumption is less per Six Months .......................................... .......... 3.75 Rights M eeting” was convened in who purported to be close in mile on a good gravel road than it is on One Year 7.50 1848, by Susan B. Anthony, Lu­ touch with the adm inistration. an earth road, and that there is a further cretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Governor Pierce refused to make By Mail and Rural R outes: gasoline saving on paved roads as com­ Stanton, with about 100 follow­ any statem ent. One Month ...................................................... 5 .65 pared with gravel roads. But, say he, it ers. Prom inent dem ocrats who said Three Months ................................................. I.95 costs four to six times more to pave a Through the 75 since th at they had investigated the affairs Six Months ........................................................ 3.50 One Year .......................................................... 6.50 road than the expense of providing a good m eeting, representing a continu­ of the prohibition departm ent de­ struggle on the p art of wo­ clared today th a t the records gravel surface. With the same amount of ous men, have brought national showed th a t Mr. Cleaver has DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: money we can build four to six times more equality only in suffrage the Na­ made an efficient official, and Single insertion, per inch .................................. 30 gravel than paved mileage. If gravel saves tional W oman’s P arty has won th a t his activities have resulted Y early Contracts: One insertion a week .................................... $ .2 7 3 half a cent and pavement a cent per car- victories here and there. in many arrests. In most instanc­ “ We have made some progress” Two insertions a week .......................................25 es the persons arrested by the mile over earth roads and if paving is Miss Adelaide Steadm an, execu­ Daily insertion ......................................................... 20 prohibition officers have five times more costly than gravel, then tive secretary, told th e t delegates state been convicted, and in many in­ R ates F or L egal and M iscellaneous A d vertisin g the amount of road investment necessary in h er annual report. "Equal stances have received jail sen­ ! to pave one mile will save one cent, where­ rights m easures , sponsored by tences. F irst Insertion, per 8 point line ................. $ .10 Each subsequent insertion, 8 point l i n e ......... 05 It was said th a t on a recent as the same amount invested in five miles us, were passed this spring in Card of Thanks ............................................. 1.00 California, Delaware, New York, visit of klansm en to the office of gravel will save two and a half cents. O bituaries, per line ..............................................02 % | £ v e n w i t h Ohio and O klahom a.” of Governor Pierce they were in ­ higher maintenance cost it These m easures, as outlined formed by the executive th a t would save the motorist money if the by Miss Steadm an, are: WHAT CONSTITUES ADVERTISING Mr. Cleaver had made a good Ail future events, where an admission charge is cheaper type of road were built in longer California— An act perm itting record and there was no appar­ made or a collection taken is Advertising j stretches wherever the traffic is not too the wife, as well as the husband ent reason for removing him in No discount will be allowed Religious or heavy. to will away half of the property favor of some other person. Benevolent orders. acquired a fte r m arriage. Until All expenses incurred in con­ _ But, says Edy, the better the road sur- this act was passed the wife could ducting the prohibition d ep art­ DONATIONS: face and the longer the improved mileage, not will away any of the joint m ent are paid out of fines and No donations to charities or otherw ise will be the more the motorist is out at the end of property, although she had earn money received from seizures, and made in advertising, or job printing— our contribu- the year. The good-road savings are nure- ed all of it. not a cent is contributed by the Delaware— An act consituting lawful taxpayers. ______ _____________ _ _ _ _____________ly constructive, like your share in the na­ the m other, as well as the fath er The campaign to get Cleaver’s tional wealth. They are there, but you can’t guardian AUGUST 3 of m inor children; an scalp has been in progress for BE IN EARNEST:— W hatsoever thy hand eask tliem in because the better the roads, act am ending the state constitu several m onths, it was -said, but findeth to do it with thy m ight.— -Eccelsiastes the more frequently the old bus is exer­ tion so th a t “ no citizen shall he not definite demand for liis re­ cised and the longer the rides and the larger disqualified to hold office by rea­ moval was made until recently 9:10. son of sex” ; th ree m easures giv L etters received at th e govern­ the gasoline consumption. Ing women equal rig h ts to inher­ or’s from many sections of ihe The real dividends you get out of a good it and hold property. state indicate th a t Mr. Cleaver’s road depends upon what you do when you New York— An act giving the services have been very satisfac­ PRESIDENT HARDING get there. m other equal rig h ts in custody ot tory, these letters were sent in children when parents are separ­ by officials of the various coun­ Again the nation is plunged into mourn­ Also, Mr. Edy, points out, there is a ated or divorced; three m easures ties as weH as by private citizens ing. The first citizen of the land reposes turtlier difficulty. While the constructive giving women equal rights to in interested in the enforcem ent of peacefully on a cold marble slab in San good-road savings, like salvation, are in­ b erlt property. the prohibition laws dividual, the cost falls mostly on the pub­ Francisco. All over the United States, Ohio— An act m aking 21 the lic. The private savings accrue day by VANCOUVER. R. C.— Form a age of m ajority for girls as well from the Canadian border to Mexico, from day unnoticed, but the road expenses come tion of an active grain exchange as boys; an act m aking the the Atlantic to the Pacific, men and wom­ for Vancouver which will func­ in a bunch at tax-paving time. m other’s consent necessary for en have drowned political affiliation and tion for the handling of the 1923 the m arriage of a m inor child; thought ot political questions in grief. Presi rl lie point of these remarks and the mor­ acts for equality in guardianship crop through this port is now un­ der way. dent Harding is dead. The end was hast­ al ol the tale is this: we know so very lit­ and voting privileges. tle about highways, their function, con­ ened by the arduous duties imposed on Oklahoma— A r e s o l u t i o n struction and proper financing that we’d VICTORIA, B. C.— The value am ending the Constitution to per­ those selected to head the greatest nation better get busy and go after the facts. m it women to hold elective of­ of salmon fisheries of British Co- in the world. Burdened by political ques­ August SUNSET.. fices. This m ust be voted on by umbia for 1922 wan $13,106,- tions that threatened his reign in the Cap­ 315. the people. itol; hounded on grave questions from with W ith four exceptions, these NINE YEARS in his own party, and without, compelled m easures were drafted by the le­ to meet the social and governmental de­ gal departm ent of the W om an’s Big- Sale Starts Sat­ mands of his countrymen, the strain prov­ Nine years ago on July 28, the Austrain party. urday at ORRES goveniment declared war on Serbia, and ed too great. The President’s trip to the This legislation, iti s estim at­ TAILOR SHOP the greatest conilict in the history of the ed, affects 5,000,000 women, ac­ West imposed on his failing strength a world all uncalled for goods was begun cording to Miss Steadman. * burden he was unable to bear. Bravelv he and all new goods, l tried to meet the demands of the gathering J Y " j ‘ j S l,elie™d ‘hat Austria In view of the slow progress Must go at less than A u tom obile E n gin eerin g and throngs, and at the last great reeention r Y “ dmg W“ h G.erma“y > - made in the campaign for equal cost. Special Ignition and E lectrical > reception fore entering upon a war against Serbia, rights through State Legislatures Courses tendered him, at Seattle, FIRST COME the N ational W oman’s P arty has with the usual smile and greeting though Y Austrians believed they would make determ -Send for free catalogue— ined to try for Federal FIRST SERVED a sick man. He responded to the demands Yl Y i Y °f defeatin« Y e W. E. Gibson, Pres. am endm ents th a t will give them of his people until the last ' blaDS' TheJ might have done 80 if llad full equality before the law. •. H. C. Ingram ,V. P. not been for the intervention of Russia. Affability was one of Warren G. Hard­ ing’s greatest assets. Those who knew The invasion of Belgium by Germany him personally acclaimed him one of was a part of the plot of the central pow­ friendliest ol men, a trait beloved by all. ers to defeat Belgium and France and Those who knew him personally mourn then turn attention to Russia, which was his death in a two-fold manner. They have not believed capable of mobolizing an ef­ lost a friend and a President. Those who fective army in time to divert the Ger­ never knew the touch of his personal charm mans. This calculation of the central powers mourn the loss ot the nation’s first citizen tailed, just as others did in the interim be­ i t and President. There is sorrow in the fore the armistice was signed. flier world war was not a particularly hearts of a hundred million Americans, and from each there goes to the members of long one, as wars go, but it was enormously the President’s family a message of sin­ destructive of man power and property, and generations will be required to restore the cere condolence. The death of President Harding is a nations involved to the status they held great loss to America, but that loss is in­ nine years ago. There are losses—moral comparable to that sustained by the smil­ losses—which can never be restored. 1 he sorry reflection on the ninth anni- ing faced, gray haired woman, who less than a week ago appeared on the’rear of the versar-v of the beginning of the world war president’s train and radiated her smile to 111 t ie PeoPles of Europe do not ap- the hearts and faces of severa lthousand pear to have learned the lessons of the Ashland people. May God bless and com­ value of peace, or if they know them, they fort Mrs Harding. On that day she, perhaps are unwilling to make them practical. The better than any other, realized the true same hostile spirit that brought on the war condition oi her husband and the nation’s still finds expression in the Balkan region chief executive. A\ ith the same hraverv and among other nations of Europe involv H ER E is a new house in Wash­ that has marked her as the first lady of ed in the conflict. ington, D . C , just erected and the land, she bravely attempted to fill Germany and Austria today are exam­ dedicated by President Harding, the gap created by her husband’s non­ ples ot the futility of the assertion of might that is of more interest to women all over the nation than any other struc­ appearance. The bail- made mellow with over right—yet right did not prevail un ture that was ever built. It is called age, the lace that radiated motherliness ^*1 the greatest military machine in the “Home Sweet Home” and pictures a phase of the movement for cre­ and kindliness, the voice that rang with history ol man had been created to sup- new ating better homes in America. This trueness did much to alleviate the disap-¡Port unfortunate that Europe to- house comes very near telling the story which the women in pointment occasioned by her husband’s day is placing its confidence in military whole thousand cities have had inability to appear. With a characteristic strength and losing sight of the principles! thought for many years. “Home Sweet Home”, which marked possessed by few women. HardingJ of justice which alone can be effective in the beginning of National Better was a tower of support to the President. keeping the peace between nations. Homes Week and is a copy of the famous old home immortalized by the May her wounded heart soon be healed, song of John Howard Payne, was built of the best materials known and and may her smile not be effaced. A number of sports at Bend have been equipped with every modern appli­ wagering money on the position of the rat ance. It w ill be deeded to the N a­ tional Federation of Woman’s Clubs ties of a dead snake. Or.e side wagered to be maintained by them as a per­ The Sheik in the hook of the same name that they lay in a flat position and the manent exhibition of the advantages is a gentleman compared with the newly ether side het they stood on edge. To most of using the best materials and equip­ that modern science can provide, discovered “ Sheiks” in Portland and oth­ ol us it makes no difference in wi'.ich po­ ment and as an inspiration to the home P R E S ID E N T HAR D IN G D E D IC A T E S HOUSE builders of the nation to take advant­ ers that are aboard in every state in the sition they lay, just so they remain per age of the real modern home con­ TQ N A T IO N S W Q M E h f < g > maro nation. The activities of the “ Sheiks” in ivctlv stiil. veniences and permanent economies. The thought behind this home is building the lesson of good materials is to use it to install only the most Portland are of the most damnable kind. this: The earning power of the that his wife learned long ago in the durable materials. Rust insurance, There is another “ Sheik,” ’ who through average American has increased rap­ buying of clothes and foods. His which is provided by the use of copper Says the Klamath Falls Evening Herald: idly in the past few years. He and house, as soon as complete, begins to and brass, is quite as necessary as his wiles and treachery undermines many his family are better fed, better decay and at once takes on a “third fire insurance. pleasant homes who is as low morally as If some folks spent less time growling clothed, and (with the auto, and mortgage” of replacements. The lesson taught by “ Home sweet and movie) Setter entertained! He buys cord tires *for his car be­ Home” is that better buildings mean about high prices, and a little njore read­ B radio it is possible for a human to become. ut they are not better housed. cause they are cheaper in the long better materials. The women of ing the newspaper announcements of T h e standard o f liv in g has in­ run. ‘Home Sweet Home” with roof, America deserve the best and at the but the standard o f boosing sheet metal, flashings and valleys of same time the most economical con­ Divorce reports suggest that these days special opportunities to buy, they would creased has not kept pace. H e still builds copper, and plumbing pipe and hard­ struction to house ¿hat most vital ele­ houses that have to be constantly re­ ware