FAOS TWO
AskhAKb bili TtbÌKòcì
A sh l a n d D a ily T id in g S
(Established in 1876)
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
^ven then the surface must be smoothed *
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at regular intervals if the public is to re-1 > D a ily N e w s L e tte r -
ceive full value for the cost of construc­
tion.
THE ASHLAND P RINTING CO
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Wednesday, September S, iosté
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is you hearty support, will you
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P eo p le’s F o ru m
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John H Pill,
City Judge.
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TOKIO, Sept. 5.— “Understand­
ing
the other 9ex,” Is not an
OFFICIAL ( ITA PAPER Telephone 39 SUI‘faced roads is being neglected and ex
achievement of the average Jap­
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, Postoffice as I E ° Se^ A? continUOUS damage, a Condition anese gentleman. Year3 of sub­
that will ultimately damage the pavement jugation hav caueed the majority
Second Class Mall Matter.
of the feminine sex of Japan to
• j to a serious degree.
Subscription Price, Delivered lu City
recognize
their position In rela­
The Tidings assumes that there are good
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tion to the “lords” of their house­
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and sufficient reasons why at least some of holds. But there are those In
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1 the roads in Jackson county have hot been Toklo’s civic and social life who
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properly maintained, but hastens to warn realize that the dawn of 'a new
B y Mall and R ural R ou tes:
those
charged with road construction and day is at hand, if not already
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maintenance that if sufficient funds have here, and Mayor Nagata, new
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Chief Executive of the capital
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i been available for proper maintenance, city of Japan appears to be one
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their willful neglect cannot be excused. Or, of those. Mayor Nagata has held
j if there has been insufficient funds for road the chief position of prestige in
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maintenance and the proper officials have his city’s government for only
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vontraets:
‘‘^ T ’ tl,C J'»’’ 1“ ’ w il1 d ° Wel1 “ > a few months now, he having
Yearly Contracts:
succeeded Mayor Viscount Goto,
providing relief. who resigned to handle negotia­
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a ^ ow Rm roads of the country to de- tions between the Japanese and
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j terioate much longer will simplv mean that the envoys of Soviet Russia. But
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EDITOR TIDINKGS
The City Charter requires that
the City Judge make his report
to the Council, but In this instance
I want to tell the fathers and
mothers of this town of ours, just
how hard the police department •<S
is working to make this a better 4 *
place in which to raise your chil­
dren.
Since the 13th of February with
a lame Charter that does not give
ua the jurisdiction of a Justice
of the Peace, which the Oregon
Constitution
provides that we
shall have, and which we very
much need, in order to try the
many misdemeanors, that are con­
stantly being committed inside the
cit ylimits, and keep the money in
our own treasury instead of turn­
ing It over to the county and
State. W.e have tried cases and
levied tines to the amouut of
11541.00 and collected and turn­
ed Into the city treasury J 1164.50
beside $3 16.50 still on the hooks
which we will at least collect a
part of.
To know
how good a cig arette
give it?
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b*f°re
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Mayor Nagata
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made a bid for support of the
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households of Toklo— a bid to
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the women.
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Some children, like some crown folk«:
Speaking of his understanding
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r ie t m o re
|,o i g n a n t .
of the gentler sex. Mayor Nagata
Slot machines and punch boards
made or a collection taken is Advertising.
! uian tliat WhlCll Comes of the loss of a pet is quoted as having said to the
have
been driven
out to stay,
No discount will be allowed Religious or eanary or the death of a favorite dog, or Women'3 Municipal Administra­
bootlegging is becoming a matter'
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| any of the usual things which are said to tion Study Society: “I admit that of
history, cigarette smoking by
I have called my wife “ my stup­
DONATIONS: ~
■’—.oast a shadow over childish dreams'. Re- id wife’ before public gather­ minors and sales of cigarettes to
No donations to charities or’ otherwise will be f^ntly, in a neighboring city, a boy, bred ings; thin is merely th e'follow ­ them ¡s’ on the tun, places of
made in advertising, or job printing— our contribu- I in overalls, and Ullpatehed shirts with a ing of conventionalities in Jap­ questionable character are being
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; lather who was far from a model of shin- anese life. In reality I do not watched and eliminated as fast'
hesitate to call her the most re­ as possible, men who are not sup­
- ; mg virtue, eried-hiniself to death over the spected part of myself.”
porting their families are being
SEPTEMBER 5
supposed suicide <>l that same worthless
To Which the women present , watched and must either go to
parent whose clothes were found on the are said to have replied, through jwork and support them or go to I
THE HEAVENLY SONG:— They sing , he 90nK
¡river bank.
their chairman:
“You are our (jail and in the trial of all these
at Moses the servant ot God, and the song of the (
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city father.
We do not mean j case, the work of the police de-
U n o , saying. Great and marvellous are thy i
1,1 tl,e aves of tll« «’OI’ld, the m an’s death to a3k you to do as did your ; partment has been so thorough'
works. Lord God Almighty; jus. and true are thy ¡ T V ’
* "»«re th a n another derelict predeessor, Viscount Goto, in giv- I that we have had only one man
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ways, thou Klug ot saints— Revelation 15:3.
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6eaward- r ° the youngster
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was iQe back all of his salary to the that did not plead guilty, all we
his dad, the only sort he had ever known i e K , : *’“ * y ° “ k “ ° * ' “ 0 " r , a “ e e ii to make me job complete,
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SIASU O COMPETE
j SACRAM ENTO. C alif., Sept,
i 5.— Som e of th e best a m a te u r
i golf s ta r s of th e s ta te a re to be
i seen in a c tio n h e re on th e lin k s
a t th e Del Pa3o C o u n try clu b ,
w hen on O cto b er 14th th e firs t
S a c ra m e n to R e a lto rs A ssociation
golf to u rn a m e n t w ill be h eld in
c o n n e ctio n w ith th e a n n u a l s ta te
c o n v e n tio n of th e C a lifo rn ia R eal
E s ta te A sso ciatio n .
Team -;
of
re a l e s ta te m en fro m all p a rts
to th e s ta te w ill he b ro u g h t h e r?
fo r th e e v e n t to c o n te s t fo r th e
p e rp e tu a l tro p h y a n d in d iv id u a l
p riz e s o ffe red by th e S a c ra m e n to ! Bay
“ I f a e e l,iln k r ’,I ,tc y -
in his short life,'and he loved him.
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would be asking too much if we
I leaehers may preach, kind people may suggested that you spare a part
lend a helping hand, and sentimentalists of your monthly salary to invite
eheerfully chatter, trying to show men how h 9 A° dinner every tWrty daye'
In this way we may have an op­
to live. But it seems as if the mute adora­ portunity to ese more of you!”
tion, the silent loyalty of a boy for the
And the Mayor is quoted as
man he calls father, is a greater incentive having said that he would consid­
e
in this world for going straight and believ- er such an expenditure of his
monthly salary one, of the great­
ing in decent living.
This love of a boy
for hi» father
is
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th a t
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A. R. Gallaway, Jr., of the
Realtors Association
T O U T P E R S O N S is Sacramento
handling
the
golf tournament
In c lin e to fu ll feeling a f te r e a t­
in g . gassy pain s, co n stlp u tlo n
and is receiving entries.
Kelteved and digetiion improved by
C H A M B E R L A I N ’S
TABLETS
Hood River— Work moving
rapidly on Mt. Hood loop high­
way.
Cleansing and comforting - only 25c
Notice to Water Users ot
Talent Irrigation District
be other than
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On or about Septem ber 15, 1923,
general delivery of w ater will be
eeased.
BOARD O F D IRECTO RS,
O. A m spiger,
Secretary.
P b t y o u r car in
Empress Shoken, wife of the Em-
porer Meiji, as Maid of Honor.
When Mrs. Shimoda was head-of
the Women’s Department of the
Peers* School the present Em­
press of Japan and two daught­
ers of the former Emperor and
Empress received education un­
der her. . Her present schools
has 1,700 pupils.
“ It may seem rather tragic,”
said Mrs. Shimoda, “ that Japan­
ese girls should be a3ked sudden­
ly to discard what has been their
national diess f. r years. Under
the circumstances it is necessary
for the Japanese girls to recog-
no custom is so good
t that it c can remain forever un-
( changed, Customs and traditions
are important to U3, but the dee-
tiny of the Japanese women is
more important.”
completed is inexcusable and little less
a ok i
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than criminal. In traveling over the great ! tbot tl H-n<
d° WeH to reme?aai)€r
er portion of the state the writer has ob- i
(llstn ct ionns a valuable and pro-
served that in some sections the work o f!
°J Jacksou county and th at
Keeping roads in repair is ear,'ed on ilo n l Y
“reharda> i*?’" '
well organized ph ms, While in other Z
and l,arus deserTC exAibltitm
triets the work of maintaining h M ^ I
1’r° dUCtS 'u f Which
good
IS being neglected to a shameful degrie. L t *
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h ailure to properly maintain highways that 1 ruits, needleeraft, paintings, and arts, are
cost Oregon many millions of dollars will such as to demand favorable attention. No
prove disastrous io the state aud s X Z v " " “ do ' X ‘
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become a problem of grave proportions i. L ’ * .
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the Peol^ e of
If newly constructed highways are uron-
at 1 *e <?l°Se °f the Fair,
erly maintained from the dav of their com
‘Ut Ashlautl was wel1 represented.
pletion the cost of up keep can he held to| Right now is a good time to make! the
a minimum. But, if maintenance is de­ decision to exhibit the best of your pro­
While many of the diplomats
layed, not only will countless thousands ducts, and a more opportune time never
of
Tokio are away on summer va­
he lost in a desjierate effort to reclaim our existed to make the decision to attend at
cations,
others, forced to remain
highway svstem, hut the original cost will least one day.
in thq capital, have devised var­
I h * lost.
People in general must realize that the ious means of entertainment dur­
In the districts where road maintenance! best corps of officials on earth can not ing the warm months. A cool :
is being neglected it is a regrettable fact) make a success of a county Fair without spot outside of Tokio ha3 been !
that Jackson county must be included.! ^ »Peration from the publii. It is the pub- selected by some of the mem-
bers of the Italian Embassy staff !
1’ailure to properly maintain the roads of! llc’s Fair.
and members of the British Con- •
Jackson county may not he general, hut
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sulate staff from Yokohama, and '
if the road leading from Medford to Crater!
THE ASTORIAN’S EDITION "
here they have constructed
a ;
Lake is to he used as an example the eon ! The Xstorinn »
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» roller-skating rink, electrically j
«litien of the road» throughout'the countv a,
lighted, where they may pass >
away
a few hours each evening,
presents a serious problem. Neglect of niversarv of iu T m Z iY k “
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the Medford-Crater U k e road lms eon Augut? -S w «, H f r . * i t ai>pear,ng .°fl before taking a plunge in a
“ • i < swimming pool nearby. Miss Mi-
Jrfty-eight page special | wko Iwa8aki, daughte of
Kiiyata Iwasaki, is one of the
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choppy that comfortable driving is im ­ ial
articles and
views depicting
the histor­
prominent members of the club
possible. Crushed rock forced from the ical, agricultural, industrial and education­ and 3he i& planning a skating
road bed and shoved to the side of the al life of Astoria and Clatsop county. The contest for the diplomats early
road has been allowed to remain there, special also covers in an excellent man­ in thr autumn.
while the holes in the road become deeper
ner the rapidity with which A storia is
and deeper. It is evident, even to the lay­ being reconstructed, following the disas­ PTERY CROSS D ISPLA Y ED
N E A R P R IE S T ’S HOME
man in road construction and mainten­ trous conflagration of December 8, last
ance, that had proper efforts been exerted vearz .
POMEROY, Ohio, Sept. 5.—
in scraping the loose rock to the center of
Much excitement was caused here
I he edition is neat typographically and
the road that the thoroughfare would now the publishers merit congratulations on by the firing, of several heavy
shots and the burning of a fiery
lie iu good condition. There is sufficient
t heir achievement, and they exhibit a spirit cross in front of the home of the
loose, crushed rock, gouged from the road-
that will go far in aiding the M orning As- local Catholic priest. Three men
l>ed and useless in the present position, to
tonan in rounding out the century mark. were seen leaving in a machine
fill the frequent holes and ruts, and to keep
just after the shots were fired.
the surface of the road comparatively . M ere the Senate now to reject the exist
The Tidings office for all
smooth.
ing World Court, we should establish o u r)klndB of Prt»ting.
On a newly constructed macadam road, reputation as a diplomatic philanderer,
and particularly where unfit or insuffi­ Prudent foreign governments, when we
cient soil has been used for binding, it is made our next periodic proposal, would
8 m your doctor. Vicks, how­
ever, wfll allay the irritation.
imperative that it be gone over at least have to ask bluntly whether the young
every ten day sor two weeks, until such man s intentions were serious and honor­
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time as the materials become firmly bound. able. W alter Lippmann, jo n m abst
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The car that costs $1,000 new will be worth $230 five years
from now. That is the average figure — it means that some
cars will be worth more and some less than the average. The
cars worth more than $230 will be the cars that have'the right
kind of lubrication — perfected lubrication. National auto­
motive authorities estimate that perfected lubrication ex­
tends the service from the car by one-third. Even if you don’t
keep your car five years, the value of a well conditioned car
is higher at any time.
T h e th re e im p o rta n t w a y
to secure p e rfe c te d
lu b ric a tio n
1 • £lean the
to 1,000 m iles
cra«k case
every 500
and when
changing from one brand of
motor oil to another.
2.
One of the three important ways to secure perfected lubri­
cation is by regular use of Cycol — the perfected motor oil.
Flush the crank case
only with fresh motor
oil — never with kerosene
or so-called “flushing” oils.
Lubricate with correct
grade of Cycol — the
p e r f e c t e d motor oiL as
Cyco1 Fecom-
mendatjon Chart.
Per*ectcd by the new Hexeon Process, used only by
n»- This process makes Cycol free from destructive “sulpho”
compounds. As a result Cycol does not break down nor thin
out rapidly under engine heat. It retains its lubricating
value under severest operating conditions. It maintains the
essential lubricating film between moving parts and reduces
friction wear to a minimum. Let it help extend the life and
value of your car.
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The first two columns on
this chart are based on
actual used car sales in
leading automobile cen­
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based upon estimates of
authorities. It shows the
actual money value to you
of taking lubrication seri-
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$230
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e s t pleasures he could have.
1 he Tidings likes to take the optimistic ot the few genuine things on earth. The
**The way Japanese girls are
side of the road building issue and feels youngster may he freckled-faced, bare- dressed in the present day does
sure in taking the position that Oregon’s: f°oted, straggly-haired, with a fondness for not permit their bodies to grow
and become ready for the ener-
modern highways will prove an excellent crawfish and worms,
worms, which
which the
thn femjnine
fnmînin« getic
life which they will short­
investment. That they will produce a rev- world cannot understand. But he will ly be required to live. We must
enue that will i pay o—
good iuterest
ou the tramp anywhere <*uu
and in
weaifher tor
for give up the old kimono and ad-
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iu any wcainer,
money
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oney expended in road construction. The' nules at a stretch, to be with this demi-god opt a uniform form of a moer
present
esent season is indicative of the value, superior being, his fathcr.-C olm nbian Western type.”
This was the opinion express-
of good roads. Thousands of tourists have: Missourian.
ed recently, by Mrs. Utako Shi-
been pouring into Oregon, and the time
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mpda, principal of the Jissen
has arrived when Oregon can say that
MAKE THE DECISION NOW
Girls’ High School, known as
° .'„ T n r°a',S ilD.d SC®“ic bcauty llave **-• Thc Jackson County Pair is less than a t one of the foremost Japanese wo­
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a™ g * n urec' ,
i week awaT- S p o r t s coming from t h t ^ e n men educators. Mrs. Shimoda
entered court life when she was
good ,’^ l . i H i s T e n ‘to hen,he Vah!f'„ Of in Charge of the a“ ual
a ” 17 years old and served the late
Jn X " r " " e ° 1 heaVieSt bonded Stat®S ad<>r” al “ d ofatheSUmany 'who
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~ hibits aud
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R e a lto rs A sso ciatio n .
I to u rn a m e n t will be ev en ly d iv id -
from
Reports from southern Cali- ed between contestants from both
fo rn ia an d th e
San
F ra n c isc o I th e N o rth a n d South.
h e a lth fu l
fo o d ? .
MAINTAINING OUR HIGHWAYS
Oregon has been spending millions of
dollars in the construction of a modem
system of highways. In fact, the road
program has attained proportions so ex-
tensive that many of our citizens consider
he total cost as staggering, and tell us
tnat unless there is a halt in issuing bonds
D istric t
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free from d estru ctive ^sulpho” com pounds
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY, 79 New Montgomery St., San Franciaeo