R G B TWO
ASHLAND DAILY TIDING«
Friday, January 0, 1025
A SH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G S ! plan
is put into practice the value of broadcasting will
(Established in 1876)
greatly increased and one more link of friendship and
This is Ashlands
understanding will be forged between the old world and
Place
To Find
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
the new.
What It Wants
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
Radio sets now are bought readymade, just as one
To Eat Sunday
H t R. Greer . .................................................... ......... ;................. Editor buys an automobile, a camera or a bicycle. One reason
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
9.—
For
______ _
t^-orge Madden Green ................................... ................. Business Manager
for this is the fact that radio is now universal in its ap­ eign investm ents in Germany,
U -FIC IA L CITY PA PER ........................................... ^ .....T ele p h o n e 39
while fairly extensive,-are alm ost!
‘ : ;ered at the Ashland, Oregon Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter peal. Outwardly, at least, the modern radio receiver is
no longer a complicated device requiring the existence entirely confined to short time NEWS HAPPENINGS
Spends $1,500 to Move
Subscription Price, Delivered in City
loans, according to cables to the I OF OREGON SHOWS
80-Foot Tree 2 Miles
« r e Month .....................„...............................................
$ .65 of an.expert operator. It is, instead, an instrument with D epartm ent of Commerce.
MUCH
OF
INTEREST
'J uree VI Months ................. _
.......... .......................
1.95 1 control so simple that the veriest novice can operate it at
Commercial A ttache H erring, j
t M
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9. — One
t
a
t
BerlW, attrib u tes this situation ! PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 8. —
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3
75
first
sight.
Year
of
the four oldest palm trees in
7.50
By Mall and. R ural R outes
We are developing radio in the direct service to be to uncertainties affecting longer A m other has filed suit in circuit California, standing more than
^b™«^SS^th«7Z7™™77777*Z7777717777™"7Z7i“ “......... ^-«5¡rendered, messages to he carried, voices to be heard, in investm ents, which are princi­ court here to prevent her son eighty feet high and weighing
pally problems of valorization of from using his own name in busi­ more than 60,000 pounds, has
fc-.x Months .............................................
3.50 ways not now posible by existing means—in short, to make
«>Qj Year .................................
taxation, and above all of the ness.
been moved two miles and re-
----------------------------------.......... ........................... 6.50 the lot of mankind easier and more simple.”
transfer aboard of interest pay­
The suit, brought
by Mrs.
M arket Basket
IS VASTLY BETTER
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES
fc.i gle insertion,’ pe.- Inch ..................
Yearly Contracts
Vne Insertion a week ................................. ............
*i * o insertions a week ..............................
jja d y insertion .......................... 77777777777777^7 7 7........
Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
n r s t insertion, per 8 point line ....................................
I n c h subsequent insertion, 8 point line -7.77777777........
» »rd of Thanks ......................... ,....... ;...................77777777......
V situarles, per line
A Feature Page
For Telling the
Cooks About the
Good Eatables
planted in a garden. The work
cost more than $1,500.
The tree was brought to Cali­
fornia from Sinaloa, Mexico, by
the old mission padres, according
to E. Clement Wilson, the pur­
chaser.
ments in view of restrictions un­ Mabel Holman Osborn of the Hol­
der the Dawes plan.
man U ndertaking company, seeks
SAVING
OLD
ROADS
BY
RESURFACING
“
The
improvement
in
German
to
enjoin Holman & Lutz, recent­
.27%
In connection with the salvaging of old macadam business since August continues” ly incorporated undertaking firm,
.25
.20
roads, Boston, in the year 1914, considered two proposi­ H erring notified the departm ent, from using the name “ H olm an”
$ .10
tions for hard surfacing one of its leading thoroughfares: but increased production is due i in connection with its business
05 First, utilizing the old macadam as a foundation for the largely to a b etter domestic de- and from using “ Holman Chapel
1.00
mapd ra th e r than to increased building” in referring to its place
.02% new surface; second, tearing out the old macadam and re­ export orders.
of business.
placing
it
with
a
new
foundation.
This
improvement
is
reflected
W alter E. Holman, grandson of i
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
“All fu tu re events, where an admission charge is made or a
It was found that by utilizing the old macadam in easier money rates and larger the late Edward Holman, pioneer and all other good meats
«.• i lection taken is A dvertising.
road as the base for an asphaltic concrete wearing surface, totals in car loadings and s a v -! undertaker, defendant in the s u i t '
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
for
a saving of $1.25 per square yard was secured compared’ ’?gS depos,ts- In accordance With ! brought by his mother, evers that
DONATIONS
this tendency, the stock m arket
has in his advance advertising
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made in advertig- with tearing up the old base and laying a new foundation. is rising and the bond m arket Pointed out th a t the firm of Hoi
• cs or job printing— our contributions will be In cash.
While the saving on the first street so reconstructed slightly falling.”
■ man & Lutz has *no connection
was
only
$20,000,
the
same
ratio
of
saving
applied
to
some
Price
reduction
efforts
thus
far
;
with th e Holman U ndertaking
THE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDING
have been ineffective, and the company but insists anyone in
400
miles
of
macadam
roads
in
thé
city
of
Boston,
repre­
Awakening to the possibilities of losing the magnifi­
rise in steel prices, with the con­
has a right to- use his own
cent Chautauqua building here, through its passing into sented a saving of about $11,000,000 based on costs at that tinued over - organization of busi­ business
name.
Phone us
private hands, leading citizens of this city have come time. This first asphaltic concrete surface, laid over old ness, prevents the lowering of
forth with recommendations and suggestions as to how macadam base, has been subjected to unrestricted Boston production costs. As a result, ac­ ALBANY, Ore., Jan. 8. — De
the building may be preserved for the use of public insti­ traffic for 10 yaers and has not cost $1 for repairs. Need­ cording to H errin g ’s view, ex­ lays in securing women to serve i
port * dumping has been continu­ on jury would be elim inated in a
tutions here. Almost unanimously these suggestions have less to sav, Boston continued the policy of saving its ed.”
bill which Judge L. L. Swan, leg-1
indicated a desire for a small bond issue, in order that macadam streets.
“ The revival of p u rc h a sin g : islator of Linn county, will in-
Counties and states can profit to the extent of hun­ power assures
the indebtedness on the building may be met, and thus
a high domestic i troduce a t the coming session o f ’
the structure saved from foreclosure proceedings now be­ dreds of millions of dollars by learning a lesson from this ^ i Cl ? ! Vel a,n d indicates an ex’ ! th e state legislature. His m easure
type of pavement. It is a crime against the taxpayer to panding m arket for American.' would require the county clerk
ing formulated.
The holder of the mortgage on the building, who is tear up well packed rock roads instead of utilizing this goods, particularly petroleum pro­ to notify each woman drawn on
phosphates, co p p er’ and the venire within five days after
now forced to foreclose in order to protect his own inter­ old base for a waterproof wearing surface of asphaltic ducts,
high grade leather and rubber the drawing. The woman so no­
ests, has been very lenient in the matter, and it is with concrete. Apply business methods to road building and shoes,” H erring said.
tified would have 15 days in
regret that he has been forced to take court action. He more miles of road can be built for less monev.
The commercial attache de­ which to refuse service. At the
clared th a t no m aterial progress expiration of this time service
has given Ashland plenty of time in which to take up the
has been made in the organiza­ would be compulsory, according to
indebtedness, hut not until now, at the last minute, has the
ABOUT
tion
of an international steel provisions of Judge Swan’s meas­
POSTAL VETO EFFECTIVE
community been aroused to the danger of losing the land­
and th a t no basis for ure.
It is regrettable that the determination of Congress to a syndicate
mark.
Franco-Germ an agreem ent has
The Chautauqua building has long been identified as give to the postal employes what the members of Congress been reached concerning the ex­ SCIO, Ore„k Jan. 8. — Twenty-
on
i ¿‘presenting the true spirit of Ashland. The second larg­ consider to be a just scale of wages has not been accom­ change of Lorraine pig iron for two years of service in an offic­
German
coke
and
coal.
plished.
We
regret
the
fact.
We
regret
still
more
the
est building of its kind in the United States, it is well
ial capacity with the town of
Mild w eather for the early W in­ Scio was brought to a close here
method.
known by the thousands of tourists who have passed
has been favorable to the gen­ when Dr. A. G. Brill retired as
But since the right or wrong of these wages is not de­ ter
through this city, and as an. asset in advertising Ashland,
eral food situation, particularly mayor. He had served 13 years
termined either by one Vote or by one veto, we can assume the potato and W inter vegetable
it is worth the amount of the indebtedness hgainst it.
as councilman and 9 as mayor.
harvests. A m arked increase in
As a private building, owned by one man, the struc­ that the matter is not ended.*
Then try a loaf
As to the incidental questions that have been brought slaughtering was noted, particu­ Tidings W ant Ads bring results
ture is about as useless a hit of property as we can im­
of hogs, of which nearly
agine. 1 he purposes it could be made to serve are few, up, regarding charges for postal service, we trust that the larly
2,500,000
were killed in the last
and Ashland needs none of them. But as a publicly owned President and Congress will cooperate to bring about qu arter of the year, against 1,-
structure, it becomes almost invaluable: Many of the more accurte knowledge regarding costs, so that the in­ 000000 for the same period last
reasons it should’be kept in the hands of the community terests of employes of the Government will not be tied year. All this was taken to indi­
F razier & S on
were published in a news story in The Tidings yester­ up, in the future, with the interests of either newspapers, cate th a t the German people are
or farmers, or merchants, or any other patrons of tile ! living much more satisfactorily
day. Many more could have been mentioned.
as 1925 opens than they did in
The time has arrived when something drastic must postal service.
1 just want to remind
the early weeks of the old year,
he done to save the building, to preserve it for the use
when they were faced with a con­ you that when our supply
Self preservation is the first law of nature, hut most dition of alm ost hopeless econom­ of feed and flour that we
or the city. In public hands it has served its purpose
ic chaos.
well. In private hands, with little need for the purposes pedestrians Are habitual law breakers.
have on hand is gone, and
’ Unemployment on December 1,
Good Sweet Oranges only 75c for a 10-quart pail
it can adequately serve, it is liable to fall into a state of
had decreased to 426,000 recipi­ we are compelled to pay
For
most
of
us
the
eclipse
will
occur
January
24.
For
This will he our last lot of cheap oranges,
min. Something must be done, and done immediately.
the present price that we
ent of doles, as against 588,000
certain candidates it occurred November 4.
so buy now
’
in A ugust and 1,439,000 last J a n ­ must pay today, you will
ALWAYS PIONEERS
uary. By th e end of January,
have to pay at least 10 to
We are selling Crown, White Loaf and Co­
Oregon industrial and agricultural advantages are be- C harter No. 67
Reserve D istrict No 12 1925, it is anticipated, unemploy­ 15 per cent more. Now is
lumbia Hard Wheat Hour below the present
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
m ent will have been reduced still
mg heralded by the Southern Pacific Company in a new
wholesale price, and you will save money to buy
farther. All indications point to a good time to lay in
booklet entitled “ Oregon for the Settler.” It*contains a
good
supply.
a six-months’ supply now.
a rapidly recovering German in­
wealth ol authentic and up-to-date information on the
AT ASHLAND IN THE STATE OF OREGON
dustry during the new year.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 21st, 1»24
Good Nippy Cheese 30c a lb.
opportunities offered in this state and is expected to
“ The revived purchasing pow­
stimulate growth in Oregon. Other railroads are doing-
er assures a stable currency, a
RESOURCES
SUGAR PER SACK $8.00
1. Loans and discounts, including redis­
high domestic price level, and ’
similar work for other sections of the country.
counts shown in items 29 and 30, if any
382,500.74 prospects of an early abolition of;
F razier & S on
Railroads have always been pioneers. They have 2. O verdrafts secured and unsecured..........
634.72
many im port prohibitions, w ith­ P h on e 2 1 4 — 3 5 3 E . M ain St.
4. Other bonds, w arran ts and securities, in
built into the wilderness and made it possible for settlers
eluding foreign governm ent, state, m uni­
H. A Stearns
out sim ultaneous prohibitive ta r­
iollow. They have opened up farm lands and they have
cipal, corporation etc., including those
iff increases,”
Commercial At­
in item s 30 and 35, if aay ...............
156,620.18
opened up manufacturing opportunities. When this is 5. shown
tache H erring said.
Stocks, securities, claims, liens ju d g ­
“ An expanded m arket for
ments,
etc.........................................................
done they do not stop in their effort to interest people in
2,490.04
Banking house. $15,000; fu rn itu re and
American goods thereby is indi­
the territory served by their lines. They continue, as the
fixtures, $5,000.00
20,000.00 cated.”
Southern Pacific is doing today, to show the diversity of 7.
Real estate owned other than bank­
ing house ..........................................
14,500.79
opportunities that still remain for people in all parts of
(ab) Cash on hand in vault and due from
Queer Things Offered
the country.
banks, bankers and tru s t com panies........
in “ Dead L etter” Sale
♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ « « » !« « > > > » »
designated and approved reserve agents of
Primarily the railroads must be called pioneers. A
this, bank ............................................................
88,726.84
H O W TO B E h a p p y
CHICAGO, Jan. 9. — A radio
strong and progressive railroad system remains a pioneer. 21
Net am ounts due to other banks, bank­
ers
and
tru
s
t
companies
..............................
set,
with
carburetor
attached;
or
442.24
It never rests on its oars. It is constantly seeking to open 10. Exchanges for clearing house and items
M y aside a little caeli month. A 20th Century Store is certainly a ticnefit to
(who know s?) a fresh girls eye;
up new avenues of commerce. In this way the railroad is
on other hanks in the same city or town
any community when you consider that 40% of the average family’s in....ne is
a set of second-hand teeth, a nice
as reporting, bank .............................................
3,183.09
different from almost any other line of business. It must 11. Checks
spent for ood stuffs. The 20th Century sells the best kinds of merchandise, always
mahogany leg, a can of pork and
on banks outside city or town of
blaze its original trail and must constantly prepare the
reporting bank and other cash item s......
beans;
or
a
m
usket,
made
in
1837,
showing
the consumer consistent savings.
125.37
15.
O
ther
assets,
if-an
y
...................................
24.20
th a t won’t shoot — these are a
way for the other fellow in order to have business for its
OFFERINGS SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH AND 12TH 1925
___
«
f
few of the priceless
bargains
own lines.
Total
669,248.21
available at the post office sdle in
Carnation or Bolden
Bulk Shortening
LIABILITIES
Chicago this week.
Campbell’s Tomato
•>
16
Capital stock paid in ...................................
milk,
tails
50,000.00
........9c
o
lbs. 63c
The m usket has four notches on
OUR NATIONAL HOME BUILDING MATERIAL
soup 9c, other kinds 10c
17. Surplus fund ...................................................
10,000.00
it,
for
which,
however,
there
will
18.
(a)
Undivided
profits
5,527.69
The Division of Building and Housing of the United
Matches- -Bestx ot 5c brands—Noiseless—6 boxes...............................
25c
be no extra charge.
(b ) Less current expenses,
States Department of Commerce has compiled index
interest and taxes paid ...............
5,527.69
Macaroni,
curve.
Old Dutch Cleanser
-for taxes, interest and deprecia­
Toilet Paper, very fine,
numbers which show the comparative cost of building IS. Reserved
Girder
Cuts
Dirigible
tion .................+..................................................
cut, 4 lbs.
3,500.00
...2
5
c
2
cans
15c
1000 sheet rolls, 3 22c
with different materials in Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chi­ 20. Dividends unpaid ............................................
Frees $17,000 of Helium
1,762.50
21.
Net
amount?
due
to
other
banks,
bankers
cago and Denver.
Fisher* Blend Flour—Best at the price—49 lb s a c k .......................................... $2.75
and tru st companies*..........................
2,721.04
SCOTT FIELD, 111., Jan. 8.—
These figures show that lumber offers by far the most
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than 7
Helium gas valued a t $17,000 es­
Raisins, bulk
banks, subject to reserve:
Pop Cora, best grown,
Crystal White Soap
economical form of home construction. Next comes ce­ 23. Individual
caped, with an explosion-like re­
deposits subject to check, i n - »
3 lbs.
30c
3
lbs.........................
25c
10 bars ................. 43c
ment stucco finish with wood lath on frame construction,
eluding deposits due the State* of Oregon,
port here, from the United States
county,
cities
o
r'o
th
e
r
public
funds
........
293,100.62 Army dirigible TC-5 when the
then brick veneer over wooden frame, eight-inch hollow 24. Demand certificates of deposit outstanding
20th Century Brooms—5 sew, ined. weight—Finest quality, each ................ $1.00
1,918.11 huge bag was pierced by a steel
25.
tile and solid brick.
Cashier’s checks of this bank outstanding
Comb Honey, large
Italian Prunes, large
girder on the outside of the hang­
payable on demand ...................................
Strained Honey, pure,
2,184.83
Figuring an eight-inch wall for brick and hollow tile, 26. Certified
checks outstanding ..........................
er
from
which
the
ship
had
be?rt
white,
sec.,
each
..25c
3
lbs.
76.25
....................25c
________ ____________________quart jars ______ 60c
' these various types of construction run from 8 to 196 per
Total of demand deposits, other than
removed preparatory to a flight to
bank
deposits,
subject
to
reserve
cent higher than wood frame construction, except in two
Springfield, 111.
Royal Garden Tea, the cream of the crop. Ceylon and India Black or Japan Green,
items 23. 24, 25, 26 $297,279.81
No one was injured seriously,
instances where cement stucco on wood or metal lath is
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, sub­
____________________
1-2 pound package 38c
ject to reserve and payable on demand
several of the ground crew re­
11 to IS per cent,, respectively, less than straight frame
or subject to notice:
ceiving scratches, it was report­
Olympic Pancake flour
Peets wash machine
Fancy evaporated
27. Time certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ...
contsruetion.
73,640.66
ed.
28.
large pack............... 25c
Savings deposits, payable subject to
soap,
large
pkge.
.
.33c
peaches, 2 lbs......... 35c
AV itli modern lire resisting methods of flame con­
. notice -»..................................................
224,816.51
struction, wood has no close competitor for favor with
Total of tim e and savings deposits
F lirts with Amazon;
-Oth Centuix Coffee The flavor you’ll like—Everybody does. Roasted in our own
payable on demand or subject to
the American home builder.
Knocked Out, Jailed
plant the day before you get it. Pound 45c—3 lbs. $1.32
notice, items 27 and 28, $298,457.17
? .30
Rabbits
i Chickens
Lamb Roasts
The choice of those
who have tried
all kinds of
bread—
Your Sunday
FRANKLIN’S
SUPERIOR
BREAD
Dinner
The
Eagle Market
Franklin Bakery
Phone 199
Fourth Street
Market
Ask your neighbor
Special Sale
Sally Ann and
Golden Sheaf
LARD
Bread
Saturday
Bring your pail and
get it filled
Lithia Bakery
O R A NGE S
THE CITIZENS BANK OF ASHLAND
PLAZA MARKET
to
44 Stores
RENDERING GREATER PUBLIC SERVICE
Summarizing the progress that has been made in
radio development, General James G. Harbord, president
ol the Radio Corporation of America, in a recent state­
ment said:
“ Transoceanic broadcasting— in short, the realization
of international broadcasting—for purposes of entertain­
ment is not yet in regular operation, but proposals for in­
creasing the power of sending stations so that programs
Horn London, Paris and Berlin may be easier heard in
America are being carefully considered. When such a
BERKELEY, Cal., Jan. 8. —
Total ..........................
.................. -............ ......................
1669,248.21
Edw ard Lewis, th irty , was sen­
SJn ith * casbier of the above named bank, do solemnly tenced to six months in jail* be-I
and beUef
b° VG statem ent is tru e to the best of my knowledge cause he attem pted to flirt with '
the athletic wife of a Berkeley
(gEAL)
V: O. N. SMITH, Cashier
policeman.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of January, 1925
Mrs. Bernice W ilson, form er
L. A. ROBERTS, N otary Public
U niversity of California co-ed and
My commission expires April 25, 1925
now assistant swimming instruc­
CORRECT— A ttest:
tor, Eaid she was accosted by
W. M. POLEY,
W. F. LOOMIS
Lewis, who invited her to “ take a
J. P. DODGE, Directors.
w alk.” Mrs. Wilson countered
with a stiff rig h t to the chin, and
while Lewis was still groggy from
Tidings classified do the business
the blow, she summoned her hus­
band, Patrolm an O. W. Wilson.
20n,Ccn(uryGroccry
44 Stores
Burnett’s Vani la, 2 oz.
bottle .................... 35c
Queen Olives, large
Fresh Cream Oats
fruit, pint jars ...'.33c
4 lbs................... ' . .25c
Florida Grape Fruit, large size
Bananas, Fancy fruit,
each .................................; ........... 10c
2 lbs. ..............................................25c
Canned Goods Specials—Our Invoice Saletis nov on. Ask the salespeople for our
canned goods catalogue. The savings will interest you, surely.
YOUR NEAREST STORES ARE LOCATED AT
ASHLAND
MEDFORD
GRANTS PASS
374 E. Main St.
31 N. Central Ave
509 G. St.