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M onday, January S, _AaW TjMTP DAtLT HMM» PAGE TWO T ” ASH LAND A _ tt _______________ _ ..... T T1 V TT n T N C S 11 happens that the fortunes of te n Small, in Illinois, D A IL Y 1 lu lP I V 3 j iave been involved in many incidental political issues, ‘‘MAGNOLIA LADY” BRIDE OE ACTOR t T a (Established in 187«) ________ __ __ ■ n | | ia^ s|ate. It happens that his political enemies are as side-purposed as his political supporters. The issue has P ub lished E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by i never been made clear. THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. ............... ......... ......................... .............^Editor' And it happens also that the crime itself, that ot ■ Madden G re ^ n 'Z ^ Z Z Z ^ ^ 3ZZ ^B u8ineas Manager: inaking u8e of public funds for private benefit^ has not. fi-nciAL c it y F A risK .................................. .Telephone 89 up to very recently, been so strictly defined as to tit in to i . u t e i S ^ i ¿ e I r f ia u d . O r ^ u P o sto ffic e - Second Claaa M ail M atter . g e n e r a l m o r a l c o n s c i o u s n e s s of vast numbers of peo- “ Subscription Price, Delivered in City ggiple. *8 dishonesty. Undoubtedly it was 110t Only a vio- Month ...................................................................................... 1.95 lation of tlio technical law of Illinois, but Small himself 'i nree Months ? ¡0 at the time had a “ conviction of sin.” But this conviction , i i Months Year ............................................ ........ ’ ’was not a fact in the hearts of a majority of the votersj By Mail and R ural R outes , r,e M onth ........................................................... r.... ..................... 1.95'°1 the state ’J aree Months ...........................................................................3.50; Someday it will be, everywhere. 6:x Months ....................................................................................... 6.59' Or we cannot have a clean working democracy. t a a Year ........................... -------------------- display advertising rates $ .30 Use Portable Drill to Dig . b? The EnglIsh re,fttlve6- children came in Holes for Grapevines: 1028 the third cabin. : LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5. — One i of the most ingenious uses for j Many Nationalities on Mining Payroll the portable electric drill was dem onstrated recently in the PITTSBUNQH, Pa., Jan. 6.— fruit-grow ing territory of Califor According to statistics recently nia, where a pair of autom atic compiled by the Miners’ Benefit augers, operating from one mo tor mounted on a small truck, bor Society of 'th e C harleroi district, ed holes for 60,000 grapevines in Belgium, the 6,284 miners on th® ten days. This resulted in a sav rolls were divided among forty- ing of $400 a day over hand la six nationalities. They included Belgians, Ita l bor. ians, Algerians, Moroccans, Hol Six thousand holes, three inches in diam eter and eighteen inches landers, Poles, Frenchmen, three Americans, and one representa deep, were dug each day. tive each of Abyssinia, Guinea, Persia, the Sudan, Canada. Fin Girl, 16, Guards land, Mexico, Senegal, Turkey and Nine Over Ocean Utuguay. NEW YORK, Jan. 5. — Ten Tidings W ant Ads ar« go-getter« youngsters, unaccompanied by elders arrived here on the W hite Star liner Cedric from Liverpool. The old est’ of the children is! Rose Farley, sixteen, who is j F razier & S on m othering a ' brood of seven younger brothers and sisters. Not satisfied th a t she had GROCERIES and FEED enough work on her hands, the That Satisfy am bitious young Rose, radio mes sages say, is also taking care of j Delivered on your kitchen W illiam Brown, four, and Amy table and to the barn. W ilson, six, sent to this country Is service worth anything to you? If not, we have nothing more to offer’ than any other store. Despite many denials, Ruth Chatterton, stage star, has married Why shop in bad weather? Ralph Forbes, of England, her leading man In "The Magnolia Lady." Let us have your order. We according to New York marriage license records. He is twenty-four, N ow is th e tim e to buy spray deliver. Conveniently located four years her Junior, the records assert. pum ps, plow s aud barrow s, and a store th at will fill every d rills aad a ll k inds of farm need. Flour, all grades. Chick im p lem en ts. F en cin g in every en feed and oyster shell. gram a t a local broadcasting sta sty le. H arness, collars, snaps, Mystery in Finding of Bodies at Seaside tion and Miss Dorothy Hess, of and pads. New and used Sew Chicago, an actress, “ listened in in g M achines. A u to R obes, etc. PARIS, Jan. 5.— The discovery in her New York apartm ent, was F razier & S on of two bodies of two men on th e revealed here when announce P hon e 214— 858 E. Main St. seashore at Carras, near Nice, to m ent was made of their m arriage. gether with the broken rem ains “ The radio courtship” began of a small boat, is mystifying the three m onths ago, when Mass Hesfe local police. sent Mr. Mallie a note of congrat One man had apparently died of ulation a fte r hearing a concert. burns, and as there are no signs of burning on his clothes it is obvious th a t his body m ust have been clothed after death and then throw n into the (sea. The other WE HAVE THE man was naked. THE LESSON OF JULIA GROO Julia S. Groo, 18-tear-old Oregon girl who won a C a insertion a week ............................................................. ’25 •j « o insertions a week .................................. -............................... 20 ¡national essay contest from a field of 1,000,000 entrants, bully ln8eT]^ > t^ s for Legal antj Miscellaneous Advertising $ ’may not have known it, but she told the secret of her suc cess in an interview which She gave just after she had r'lrst Insertion, per 8 point line ——- ............;.......................... 05 le c h subsequent Insertion, 8 point line .................. • I.OO been notified of her victory. Persistence sums it up in « ard of Thanks ......- .............................................................. .02% v uituaries, per line .................................. ............ ..................... one word. WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING “ I.wrote it eight times,” said Miss Groo, “ and had X iTXdwrtM«’ “ admlS’i0° C.haree mad‘- ” ’ ¡about 1600 words in it; thei'i I lmd to cut it down to 600 t ” 'e No° discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders. w n r r | s a l t h o u g h it seemed to me there wasn’t a thing I ------ -- ------ ------------------ ----- ---------------------------- ------------ ° . ~ ¿1 -__ . — ,.i,i could eliminate.” It seemed there was nothing she could ------------ DONATIONS 4 No donations to charities or otherwise will be made in advertk- eliminate, but she did eliminate nearly two-thirds. She irg or job printing— our contributions will be in cash._______ ____ couldn’t hut she did—by persistence and repeated efforts. DR. ELLWOOD’S ERROR Reading her essay, one admires its conciseness and Dr. Charles A. Ellwood, president of the American direct simplicity of statement. Those are results of the sociological society, told an audience at Chicago t e re-writing process which Miss Groo found so haid. other night that intolerance is one of the most strikingly Miss Groo has exemplified again the maxim that dangerous manifestations of the day, or words to that ef- genius consists in an infinite capacity for taking pains. icct. We found the information very interesting indeed, and were just getting settled down to mull it over when THE STRONG STILL WILL NOT RESPECT along came the Salem Statesman with an article in Editor THE WEAK Brady’s unmistakably matchless style, in which the Zamboanga is an important trading point on the world was informed without qualification that 1 r. E l- Mindanoa one of the Philippine group. Re- PEIL’S CORNER -nod was wrong. “ If anything,” announced the absolute # ))<md of M Moro outlaws raided a Chinese store Statesman.'.‘‘we are too tolerant. There is might? lift e there, robbing it and murdering five of the inmates. jolleranee In the world, We are swinging away to liber ' The crime was committed on American territory, alism to an extent that is alarming. * * * Certainly we can under the American flag. The New York World makes sav that the liberalism of the present' age is causing a ibis very pertinent comment on the incident: swinging to lawlessness that is appalling. “ The killing of five Chinese causes no great agita The choice of those There is a ring of finality to all this that leaves no tion in official circles in Washington. No one feels called who have tried room for further questioning. It is a pity that Dr. E - upon to proclaim that the persons of all foreigners must wood could not have consulted Editor Brady in time, and he held sacred and in frantic haste cable a peremptory’ all kinds of Cedar Chests from that certain source have appraised himself ot the demand for the payment of large indemnities. Saws bread— facts before he spoke. The doctor discoursed in the plan for the storage of your “ But change the scene from the Philippines to China. His Air Concert Pleased, ner of one advancing his own opinions and theories ratliei Establish an American mission there. Then if a party of She Writes; They’re Wed Christmas presents. Tree Primers FRANKLIN’S than dogmatically. Apparently he did not enjoy that com Chinese bandits raids the Americans’ property, th at’s an PITTSBURG, Jan. 5 — A ra THE ASHLAND FURNITURE plete infallibility of conclusion of which one is made other story. I t ’s an international incident that calls for dio romance which had its incep —AND— SUPERIOR COMPANY aware upon reading what his critic knows. tion when Thomas Mallie, P it ts the use of American gunboats in Chinese waters; for the 88 N. Main BREAD Summing up the exact information which we have landing of marines, and for official messages to the burgh vocalist and song w riter, Hand Pruners appeared as a soloist on a pro- received from Salem, the situation is this: There is too Chinese government bristling with solemn threats.” jkuch tolerance in the world. Folks are too much inclm- Such would happen not only in China, but at almost ed to think tilings out for themselves, instead ot making . on g|(d)e w|lere some wea]i or defense- C harter No. 5747 Reserve D istrict No. 12 Simpson’s The R E PO R T OF CONDITION OF their thinking follow ¡dong the lines marked out.hy super- f() dea)t . NATIONAL BANK Hardware Recall the recent Imlay case in Persia, where an At Ashland, FIRST Franklin Bakery in the STATE OF OREGON, at the close of business on J now. American vice-consul was killed because some of the peo December 31, 1924. Phone 199 Winchester Store ple, fanatical religionists, believed he was infringing on a RESOURCES TRADE MAGNATES IN CONGRESS? shrine sacred by using a camera within its environs. 1. a. Loans and discounts, including The argument, that it would be well if our politics rediscounts, acceptances of other Hughes’ note to the Persian government was almost banks, and foreign bills of ex were so devised as to get our Fords, Morgans, Edisons as brutal as that recently dispatched by England to change or d rafts sold w ith indorse and others who have been successful in trade and finance Egypt as the result of the assassination of the Sirdar. m ent of this bank .......................-...... $577,233.78 Total Loans ...................................... • $577,233.78 into Congress sounds plausible, even when it incidentally And little Persia was compelled not only to pay a 2 O verdrafts, unsecured, $205.25 205.25 would admit Gompers, Greens, Fyruseths, Selurrrenburgs, large indemnity, but as well the cost of a voyage across 4. U. S. G overnment securities owned: (a) Deposited to secure circulation (U. and so on. . . the ocean and back of a battleship on which Major Imlay’s S. bonds par v a lu e )............................... 100,000.00 It does not take into consideration the “ commission body was brought home. All other United States Government (b) character of American law makers. securities (including premiums, if And at the same time the government persists in a 117,700.00 In England, each member of parliament, at least up state of innocuous desuetude toward even collecting the any) ................................. .................... 217,700.00 Total ................................. ...................... to the Labor government regime, acted as though ‘gov interest on the more than $4,000,000,000 which France 393,978.96 O ther bonds, stocks, securities, .etc.: 5. ernment were his own personal affair, or the personal owes to the American people. Banking House, $12,871.97; F u r 6. ’17,215.50 affair of the group of gentlemen who nominated him to niture and fixtures, $4,343.53 ‘HIS bank is not ashamed to be Real estate owned other than bank- the race. The hustings are concessions to a rather un Now then, that Thanksgiving, Christmas and New 7. 1.00 called a servant. We are here ing house .......................................... pleasant political condition, to be forgotten as soon as the Years are, for a year, a thing of the past, hurrah for the Lawful reserve w ith Federal Re- 8. to serve you. The only excuse a 56,777.72 results are announced. serve Bank ........................................ Fourth of July. man or an institution has for living Cash in vault and am ount due from In the United States, the members- of Congress rarely 10. 40,155.85 is to serve the common good. national banks ................................. 1 lose their sense of acting as “ agents” for their constitu Suspenders are becoming popular again, but they 11. Amount due from State banks, ents. This may in part account for the success of lawyers are really loved only by those who call them galluses bankers, and tru s t companies in the United States (o th er than in in seeking legislative position. Thdy have the instinct 39,643.45 cluded in Item s 8, 9, and 1 0 )........ of acting for their constituents as though they were Unhappy world! There are only 387,642 people who 13. Checks on other banks in th e -same clients, as farmers, merchants and others in office may know how to raise children and they haven’t any city or town as reporting bank The Citizens Bank of Ashland 1,750.13 (other*than Item 1 2 )...................... not. Of course lawyers frequently have a control over 81,549.43 Total of Item s 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 form er by elim inating th e mos 14. (b) Miscellaneous cash item s ................. 3,017.50 their own time, as well, that permits them to engage in 3,017.50 Ashland, Oregon quito breeding swamps, w ith the the pleasing and necessary avocation of pursuing votes. 15. Redemption fund w ith U. S. Treas 5,000.00 help of funds of the Zionist Or u rer and due from U. S. T reasurer Really, has the British parliamentary system, as far ganization, while all hospitals of 1,352,679.14 as the personnel of the law makers goes, been so superior the missionary societies and of Total the Government are coping with as to warrant the encomiums offered? LIABILITIES trachom a. True, there has been a notable efficiency in the cab 100,000.00 Capital stock paid in .......................... 30,000.00 inet system. But what has the fact that some brewer or Surplus fund ................... ............... - Chow Dog Saves Family 15,789.48 15,789.48] steel manufacturer, or milk peddler from the peerage, Undivided profits 99,995.00 from Death in Flames An- JERUSALEM, Jan. 5. as was Lord Rosebery, has sat in parliament, to do with C irculating notes outstanding .......... 535.09 i Certified checks outstanding ............. the success of cabinet administration? The House of other American institution was BAYONNE, N. J. Jan. 5.— By . 3,979.08) introduced in Palestine when a to treat vour automobile better in 192o C ashier’s checks outstanding ............. Lords, for instance, has some seven hundred members, New York physician decided to his repeated barking and howling Total of Item s 22, 23, 24, 24 and 4.514.17 of whom less than a hundred ordinarily, function. try to put over H ealth W eek in Rex, a Chow dog, isaved the lives 26 ........ ................................................... That you will give it better Alenute of W illiam R uskl and his wife Demand deposits (other than And as for the members knowing about business, the Holy Land. He is Dr. Simon bank deposits subject to Reserve service—and oftener there are enough men familiar with business in our Con Tannenbaum , now director of the and children when fire destroyed (deposits payable in 30 d ay s):.... H adassah Medical O rganization, their home here. 389,998.38 gress to give the light of information to the others, with which adm inisters served hospi Flam es had alm ost enveloped Individual deposits subject to check C ertificates of deposit due in leas out having r confusion of advice. the two bedrooms where th e fam tals throughout the country for than 30 days (o th er than for money We are not in much danger yet of urging our finan the W omen’s Zionist Organization ily was asleep when the dog 33,530.70 ! borrowed) ............................................ aroused the sleepers. « The ASHLAND SERVICE STATION of America. cial and industrial magnates to enter Congress. We have State, county, or o th er municipal de 29. W hen the H ealth W eek was posits secured by pledge of as- _ % enough trouble with them, as it is. 133,133.04] Dr. Oeser and Son sets of this bank or surety bond.... finally lafunched it lacked none e.r.gle Insertion, pe- inch ...... ........ ....................................... Y early C ontracts 27, PRUNING TOOLS -a- Servant Of All PALESTINE FIGHTS DISEASE WITH II S RESOLVE I of the features, except radio! EVOLUTION IN POLITICAL HONESTY broadcasting, th a t make up simi Some there may be to regard the reelection of Gov lar campaigns in the United ernor Len Small of Illinois, after the ample proof that States. There was Hygiene Day, Baby Day, Food Day, Microbe has been given at various times in and out of court, of Day and Recreation Day. T h e re ! his lack of political decency in his relation to public were tens of thousands of pam trust, as a proof of the cynical character of voters in phlets and hundreds of lectures: general and of the people of Illinois in particular. It but they were in Hebrew and may also he regarded as a proof that the character of Arabic. So^ also, were the titles a t went with the slides of the public life in the United States is growing more hardened th International Red Cross and the and indifferent to the conduct of men in office. films of the Rockefeller In stitute. • Certainly the last piece of cynicism would be un Copies of health talks broadcast grounded. For it has been a fact, from time immemorial,! by the United sta te s H ealth Bur * that the . public , _ — raised i io n i pa» were voice V i has i_ been for other Izirxln idols U than eau were extensively extensively used used in th< I ll d l tn v p u v n v campaign campaign, after being translated men of stern probity of character. The people, in self into the languages of the popula governing activity assembled, very frequently have in tion likely to need health instruc the past, and will many times again in the future, respond tion the most. to the appeal of other human pleas than that of un The campaign, while waged against all diseases, had as its bending probity. objective ailm ents th a t are pre The sincere and intelligent democrat must knoy this, valent in Palestine,* especially •ond be prepared always to have his idol the “ Demos” m alaria and trachom a. Jew s have been successfully fighting the show feet of clay. .....- _* 31. B A T T E R IE S BUn.T FOR Fords, Chevrolets AND Smaller Cars $13.00 Murphy Elec. Co. Our Phone 82 7,500.00! Dividends unpaid ................................... Total of demand deposits (other th an bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Item s 27, 28, ¿9, 30, 31, and 32 ................................................... 564,162.12 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or sub ject to 30 days or more notice and postal savings): ...................... 71,112.50 C ertificates of deposits ..................... y 464,359.22 O ther tim e deposits ............................... 2.746.65 Postal savings deposits ...................... Total of tim e deposits subject to 538,218.37 Reserve, Item s 33, 34, 35, and 36 Total 1,352,679.14 STATE OF OREGON, County of Jackson, ss.: I J. W. McCoy cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear th a t the above statem ent is tru e to the best of my knowledge and belief. ___, „ . , J. W. McCOY, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3d day of January, 1925 LUCILE GILMORE, Notary Public. (Seal) Correct— A tte st: F. D. WAGNER THOS. H,- SIMPSON E. D. BRIGGS, Directors. 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