WEDFORB MKFD TRIBUNE, ftlEDFORP, - ORmO?T, THTOSTOT, fiPRTTl W. 1923
FLY 2541 MILES
"Perfected lubrication adds 1-3 to your engine's life"
5.3 yean this if the actual life of the average automobile, at shown by na
tional figures. Seven years and more this is the potential life as estimated
by authorities. The difference of 1 710 years (or 13 the car's life) is the
difference between faulty lubrication and perfected lubrication.
C. OF C.
BOOSTER BANQUET
DAYTON. Ohio, April 18. (By As
sociated Press). Victors in their
gruelling test to establish a ' new
world's record lor sustained flyinff,
Lieutenants John A. MacReady and
Oukley Kelly, army aviators, today
wore recovering from exhaustion re
sulting from alternately piloting the
Fokker monoplane over a fifty kilo
meter course, for 36 hours, 5 minutes
and 20 seconds.
The former record, held by French
men, Pilots Bossoutrot and Brounin,
was 84 hours, 19 minutes and 64 sec
onds. Slipping out of the night Into the
glare of searchlights on Wilbur
Wright field, Lioutenant MacReady
landed the ship at 9:43 o'clock last
night arter having covered 2541.2
miles, setting a new distance record.
The former record of 2.0GO miles, held
by MacReady and Kelly, was made on
their cross-country flight from San
Diego to Indianapolis last fall. Four
other records were established during
the flight. They were:
2500 kilometers, 21 hours, 37 min
utes, 3 seconds.
3.000 kilometers, 30 hours, 28 mln
titeB, 61.4 seconds.
4000 kilometers, 35 hours, C min
utes, 38.4 soconds.
The respective mllos per hour aver
age are: 71.8G, 71.60; 71.20 and 71.
Major Goueral Mason Patrick, chief
of the army air service, plans for Mac
Ready and Kelly to make a non-stop
flight from New York to San Diego,
Cul.
IBRAT
WASHINGTON, April 18. A vigor
ous defense of the -restrictive immi
gration law was made today by Chair
man Johnson of the house immigra
tion commission, who, in replying to
an attack by E. H. Gary of the United
States Steel corporation, said the cor
porations were seeking cheap labor.
"Most appeals, these days for more
liberal immigration laws are based on
the idea of selection," Mr. Johnson
snld. "Selection for what? From Mr.
Gury's standpoint, the answer Is for
work In the steel mills. In spite of
restricted immigration the United
Btatos Stool corporation seems to
have clone vory well with a not earn'
ing of $410,000,000 in 1922, in spite of
a twenty per cent incroase In wages.
SAN DIEQO, Col.," April 18. Dla
ngreomont of the jury last night end
ed the trial of Dr. Louis L. Jacobs,
charged with the murder of Fritzi
Mann, a dancer, and today prepara'
Hons were under wny for a second
trial soon, probably within a month
The body of Miss Mann was found
last January on a beach near here.
Dr. Jacobs, publlo health sorvlco phy
slclan at Camp Kearney, was said to
have known Miss Muun intimately.
The state attomptod to show that he
had registered under an assumed
name with Miss Mann at a cottage at
La Jolla, the night boforo her body
was found.
The jury deliberated about 30 hours.
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Tnv WkmKwww Mrpiciroa or tub
VAMOtr KBCEirr hook avtho
Tonic Pills
The Old Reliable Famllr
Remedy for Huildlng Up
the System, Nervous Die
order. Insomnia, eta
Neglect of tlctplttinMt, deprtt
loo and ncrvoui disorders of any
kind, I titranuly dnrout. All
too fnsDjr man and woman, com
ptlltd to go out Into tha world
and battla for a living, necltct
their htalth toeuch an eitent that
nervoua breakdown la the In
vltabla remit It la beet to ba
warned In time, eo that theea
nervous allmenta mar ba cheeked.
Read what Frank Spreneel ol 491
W.Jefferaon it., Valparlaeo, la
dJio, aay ii
"Dr. A. W. Chate'a Tnnl PMti
era hatnlna me In irri iwu.
Ibleael wai In vrry hail ehapt
when f bf-an the me of them. I
am frellnff letter ererr day. Tha
treatment It work in wonder In
my cm ae my raee le about
Uilrty-elfht yean aUudluf."
Ton oan bue Dr. Cfc' TnU
Pilla at all drug etoree. To be euro
of rettlnc the aenulna. at that
portrait and alf nature of A. W
Cheer, MD.. are on each boi fdui
protect I un acalnei Imitation.
Dr. A W. CH ASK KMDICINI CX
IS7 Waehlaf too it., Buffalo, N.T. .
ASHLAND, April 18. As a prelim
inary to an expansion campaign, on
a baBis, the scope of which has never
until the present Reason, been at.
tempted, the local -Chamber of Com
merce has made on energetic appeal
to all publlo spirited citizens. The
campaign made years ago, in behalf
of the auxiliary water system, was a
memorable one, but it had for Its
aim a single purpose, whereas the
issuo this season contemplates
number of projects, the commercial
organization defining them briefly
as follows: We are now pledged to
attaint financially in the industrial do
volopment offered through the pros
pects In the Shale oil fields and in
other directions. Wo "have just given
our utmost support to the re-establishment
of the canning industry in
AHhland, which Is now assured. Wo
uro planning un extensive advertising
campaign which seems demanded at
the present tlmo, with new and at
tractive advertising material. We
will maintain an efficient Tourist In
formation bureau at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms. Wo will carry out
as many convention, celebration, and
trade festival days ns our funds will
permit such ns assisting the national
guard with the military pageant and
review on Juno 13, tho July 4th cele
bration, the wlntor fair, etc. Wo are
now undertaking the advertising and
promotion of the summer normal
school. Wo are working for the de
velopment of tho mineral waters dis
tribution outsldo Ashland. We be
lieve that the opening of two thous
and acres of land under the new Ir
rigation project will give us great op
portunity to promote agricultural de
velopment and bring in new settlers.
We are always keeping in mind tho
needs of Ashland for tourist develop
ment and will keep this continually
to the forefront. There are many
things we are doing and can dc-but
not without you will you Join us?
Tills "publicity questionnaire" is
signed Initially by the Chamber of
Commerce, and countersigned by F.
C. Homes, H. K. fTomlinson, V. O. N.
Smith, 11. R. Uotrlck, O. A. Briscoe,
W. H. McNnlr, P. F. Whittle, O. F.
Carson, W. M. Wright. C. H. Pierce.
W. M. Briggs and T. H. Simpson, all
constituting an Important boosting
unit of the commercial body. At tho
expansion campaign banquet, to be
given at the Depot hotel, Wednesday
evening, April 18, tho foregoing out
line of activities will be enlarged
upon and emphasized by Bhort,
snappy argument, further reinforced
by all tho happy potentialities asso
elated with a splendid supper and
Ideal muslcnl accompaniments. Con
scquently there should be a big boost
in evldenco at this Important commu
nity gathering.
Early In tho week tho Tidings' now
No. 14 linotype arrived, and this
added Important utility to the otfico
equipment Is expected to be In run
ning order On short notlco, an expert
mechanician being Bummoned to in-
stull it.
Beginning this week, the Ashland
Portland stago leaves here dally at
7 a. m. for ltoseburg, Portland and
way points, arriving at Portland
nbout 11 o'clock at night; or It one
profcrs, leave Ashland at 1 p. m
stopping over night at Rosoburg, and
arrive at Portland at 5:15 tho next
day. This latter trip will bo a fine
outing tour during tho summertime,
enabling ono to view a wldo extont of
tho stato from its southern to nor
thern limits, by daylight. Locally,
patrons of tho Intorurbnn service bo-
twocn Ashland and Medford should
notice that Instead of leaving hero on
,the even hour, several of the trips
ara now scheduled dlfforently. For
Instance three of tho morning trips
uro now niacin nt 0:16, 10130 and
11:45, Instcnd of the even hour as
formerly, and In the afternoon there
nro several corresponding changes
which It would bo well to make note
of.
On Tuesday of this week a number
of local frultralsors met hero, with
Prof. AVelgant, leading ennncry and
drying expert of tho stato, from
whom general information was avail
able, especially to those who are in
torestcd in cannery nnd drying opera
tions In tho process of development
hero, preliminary to tho opening of
tho Benson for handling both fruits
nnd vegetables on a scale commonau
rato with tho capacity of the ro
modoled establishment which Is to
be installed In Ashland In tlmo for
handling products of tho current
year.
Aside from tho First National, con
densed status of which has horoto
foro appeared In those columns inci
dent to recent reports published, tho
Citizens' Bank exhibits resources nnd
liabilities respectively of 653,817.94.
nnd the Stato Bunk, as reorganised,
1300,140.00.
Mr. T. CI. McWIlllams lins recover
ed sufficiently after sovero illness, to
be ttblo to bo around again.
The Ellison residence at 47 Laurel
street Is being advertised for rent
furnished.
Agreenblo to arrangements' made
snnto time ago for a scries of ad
dresses, at tho Civic rlub houso, on
pertinent topics of general intorest.
Attornoy F. M. Calkins of 'Medford
gave a very Interestlnar talk on Tues
day of this week, his subject dealing
wiin tho duties of women in regard
to llio Jury servlco problem.
Quito a number of Kovnt Arch
Masons from this locality visited tho
i nner Ijike rlmpter at Medford on
Tuosdny evening this week, witness
ing tho work nnd enjoying hospitali
ties extended by tnelr hosts. In turn,
it Is now In order for the Medford
companions to return this visitation.
an opportunity to bo offered by Sis
kiyou chapter Id Jhq near future, I
AUTOMOBILE LIFE
EXTENSION CHART
Life left for average Estimated life left for
Age of Car car with ordinary average car with per-
lubrication fected lubrication
New 5.3 years 7 years
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1 year old 4.3 years 6 years
2 years old 3.3 years 5 years
3 years old 2.3 years 4 years
4 years old 1.3 years 3 years
5 years old 0.3 years 2 years
5.3 years 1.7 years
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iTKe "Automobile Life Extension Chart" shows, as' plain as 3ayligri,
$Kat the owner of the average car loses 1 710 years of service because of poor
lubrication. ,Your car may be above or below the average, and you may not
intend to keep it until it wears out but you pay a relative penalty for faulty
lubrication, just the same. Here are three important helps to you ill getting!
these extra one and seven-tenths years without extra cost:
Y Clean. the crank case
I every 500 to 1,000
miles and (when changing
from one brand of motor
oil to anotSier. ,
O Flush the crank case
only with fresh
motor oil never with
kerosene or so-called
"flushing" oils.
1
O Lubricate with" cop
rect grade of Cycol
t the perfected motor oil
as shown on the Cycol
Recommendation Chart, j
Cycol meets trie exacting requirements of engineers for an oil of greatei
stability and lubricating value. It is perfected by the new Hexeon process
jused only by us.
,This process a distinct achievement in oil refining makes Cycol free
from destructive "sulpho" compounds. Because of this, Cycol withstands
terrific heat, without breaking down or thinning out rapidly, it maintains the;
(essential lubricating film between moving parts and prevents early engine
(depreciation. !
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
Executive Offices, 79 New Montgomery St., San Francisco '
k Perfected Motor Oil-
i
n
free from destructive
"sulpho" coi
mpounds
Kodak Finishing
for thoso who demand tho lfj-st.
Swem's Studio
B17 K. Main M'rt'lford
O.V.MYERS
"The Truck Maa"
MACK TRTTCTf :s
REO SPEED WVQONS
WN.Holl, . rtono so
The Variety of Our Mill Work
is practically unlimited. Wo make everything that goes into the
building of a fine home, from the stately stair case to small corner
pieces, mouldings, etc., with a thousand things in between. It
takes a visit to tell you what our millwork comprises.
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
10th and Grape Phone 238
Tires and Tubes, Visible Gas, Accessories
Ajax and Coast Tires and Tubes are quality supreme, fulljr guaran
teed. Don't wait any longer and meet the big rubber advance.
See our Spotlights, Baggage Carriers and various accessories.
Drive In and make us prove that we can save you money and
you entire satisfaction In every way.
ARMORY SERVICE STATION r :
raclflc Highway at Jackson Street Medford, Orefoft
Armstrong & Wolff
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