Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, October 08, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextW ■* avUUofl AND D A IL Y T ID IN G S Evening Excel* Su»*** b>- nd PRINTING AND 00 ............... ,— Edtto Business Manage ...........City Editor .....* Telephone 39 CITY PAPER he Asblanit, Oregon ]>..«( <»ffi<* a» Second Cl tee. D e liv ere d 1» C ity Baimi rlption P> NANCY Beloved Mother and Almost any woman can bi above .300 with a rolling pin. Men save np most of their courtesy for women they are not married to. and Rural Rontea Ona Month ..... Three Months Six Months .. On» Year — You can't be popular unlees you are reasonably silly on the proper occasion» „81ngle insertion, per Ir It is «mating to observa how little knowledge the average-man can'get along with. Ona Insertion a week Two insertions a #cek Daffy Insertion Rates for L First Insertion, per 8 i Bach subsequent Inserí C ard' of Thauks ---- ■ Obituaries, per line It’s a terrible mistake tor a man who Isn't clever to try to be a successful raseaL WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVE turn events, where an admission taken is Advertising.” runt will be allowed Religions or Our love of green corn war rants the opinion tha| we may have descended from Hogs rather Benevolent Orders. . DONATIONS charities or otherwise will be mad -our contributions will be In cash OCTOBER 8. 182» WAIT PATIENTLY:—Walt c end he shall strengthen thine h^ar 27^PRAYER—O Thou Who art Thou renew onr strength that we walk and not faint. HANKS « BUSH MtfU Hes Heck says: “When you go law to git out o’ one . mess, u gtnerally git into a worse be of good courage If you think business is worse, it really may be, but only be cause everyone else thinks the same. The trouble with having noth ing you must do is you usually go and do something you must By MART GRHER CONKLIN The life of Abraham Lincoln, boars witness tu n upright moth ers 'like Nancy Hank» - beget great children; the life of the intriguing, deceitful Agrippina, mother of Nero, bears wltnese that base mothers beget base sons. Thia "child of the prairie aeartafced by the dew” was the real and first of Abraham Lin coin's two remarkable mothers. She was a Virginian, a woman of splendid physical power, of greet tan a o f rlinhixbR. ~ pos sessed withal of a shrewd, prac tical coptmon sense, eomblned with- deep religions faaHag and extreme gentleaeu of ftebner. She' taught bar aon to read and write. Although but elsht years of age whan she died Lincoln had received the last ing impress . of her power for good. Three favorite maxims she had instilled In his mind — never to taker the name of God in vain, never to touch liquor, and never to lie. He u id when he w u President Of the United States as Washington had said before him, "All that 1 am, or hope to be, I owe to my saintly mother.” It the idealistic love'of Abra ham Lincoln’s life w u for hie own mother, tr e u n r u of his mature affection went to hit step-mother. Sarah Bute Johnson Lincoln, a devoted, God-fparlng and able woman who, on a dirt floor amid poverty, held together a large, disrupted but loving family and encouraged the youth in his studies during his leisure hours from rail-splitting. (Copyright, 1999, by Mary O ra* Coaklln, I Syndicate) Oraat Brit at» riehu reserved- Reproduc- .^ D em ocrats, and m aybelnaar- gant Rapablleans, will ampUfy tlon forbidden.) thia theme In Congress. They deny the administration is assn getting back oa a peace basis fast enough. They • declare its Idea of a peace basis Is ex travagant fn Itself. Pre-war and post-war expenses will ba compared, to prove IV By CHARLES P. BTEWART Prices are higher than before NBA Servlet Writer the war, so of course the gov WASHINGTON—National ad ernment spends more. The ad ministrations will be damndd If ministration will point this out. they do and . damned it they hat the critics will shut their don’t. President Coolidge Is due lor trouble at the next ses ey«>- The fact remains that federal taxes are being cut and that state and local taxes are in creasing. 8<) how are the na tional administration’s critics go ing to make their story stick? They haven’t been very c lu r about thia. TJje president has been perfectly c lu r In nil bo Governor "Al” Smith of New York finally has told the antl- ndmlniatratlon side definitely. As a Democrat, lie attacks the president’s case. As a -«tote executive, he de fends local government. The president, he says. Isn’t economising, hot «Imply getting ft To yon at text *- cut I Onr »raise, our tears, 30 Love and sons Through the nation’s years e x te n d e d 'a s rap id ly a s circu m stan ces p j f c r i t J T su bject, John W . L ieb, V ic e P resid en t o f th e N ew York Charter No. 97 can citizen s is lead in g the w ay. ... . X BREAKING THE GOAL STRIKE P roblem s a ffectin g the fu tu re fuel supp ly o f the cou n try w ill be discu ssed a t the annual convention of the A m erican G as A ssociation at A tla n tic C ity, O ctober 12. R ecent d evelop m en ts ill th e oil and coal in d u stries are responsible for m uch of th e i imprest in the d elib era tio n s o f the co u n try ’s g a s m en th is year. It is reco g n ized that with present h ig h labor costs and risin g p n c e s for nearly all m aterials, m anufacturers are dem anding m ore econom ical as w ell as m ore efficien t m eth od s of h ea tin g . - / . a G as en gineers b elieve th a t m anufactured gas is the lo g ica l m eans to th is end. T h e use o f gas in in d u stiy has in creased m ore than 1,000 per cent in the past ten years. T h e n ex t step should lie the developm ent of th e m ost efficien t industrial ap p liances possible with sp ecial r e fe r en ce to particular uses, lik e non-ferrous m etal m eltin j . b rick firin g , vitreiou r enam eling, g la ss hardening, varn ish p in k in g - and fo o d drying. A« g a s is used m ore ex te n siv e ly the m enace o f th e p erio d ica l coal strik e w ill becom e less, and coal w ill be u se d m ore efficien tv, in great plants which pipe th e g a s N o. 384 Oak S t. A cross th« B y T rack Round Trip Ticket a t th e regular .dfyoiKr, One Way Fare On »ale F riday, S atu rday a n d , Return limit Tum&y, Oeteharl ONE CENT SALE Take advantage of thU low round trip fare and viril Portland and the Thurs. Fri. Sat Only G. N . K ram er, L ocal A g e n t P h on e 14 o r 48 Southern Pacifie Lines Who gave na Lincoln be u nd erstood by ev ery th in k in g A m erican. Sup erpow er, or interconnection o f pow er resources, , is n o t a deam o f v ision ary m en o f science; it is a reality . tod a y in va rio u s p arts o f the U n ite d S ta te s and is b eing E dison C om pany sa id : .. “ In N ew Y ork C ity, a consid erable num ber o f sm all com p an ies h ad grow n Up d u rin g the first 20 years o f cen tral sta tio n op erations. T h eir fa c ilitie s c o n s is t e d o f m a n y sm all and in efficien t p ow er p lan ts u sin g differen t g en era tin g and d istrib u tin g sy stem s an d custom ers equipm en t. T h e fo llo w in g decade w itn essed a general con solid ation and m ergin g o f th ese com panies and a 'uni fication o f gen era tin g and d istr ib u tin g fa cilitie s, concen tr a tin g prod u ction in a fe w large econom ical p lants, an a p ro v id in g a sa fer and m ore reliab le s e r v ic e .” T h is w as really th e b egin n in g o f superpow er service. A n exten sion o f th is system to ail p arts of the w orld w ill b rin g about greater production and m an u factu rin g a c tiv ity and lig h ten the burden o f hum an to il m ev ery land. A s m igh t be exp ected the in itia tiv e and energy o f A m eri ASHLAND LUMBER NEXT WEEK O soul obscure. Whose wings life bound, And soft death folded Under the ground tv ■ * ° ^ T h is thou gh t w as d evelop ed b y hundreds o f speakers W o r e th e conference. T h e sub ject o f the relation o f , pow er to proRi»erity is o f such im portance that it should FROM THE HEART OF THE FAMOUS ROOK BPRINGS DISTRICT. ANT QUANTITY FROM A SACK TO A GAR- LOAD. sion of Congress for not u vin g . At the u m e time plana are enough money add for u v in g too being laiff to arraign the presi ranch. dent for u v in g le u money than he says he has. the air investi His claim to credit for federal gation makes It plain ha’ll be tax reduction will be disputed bitterly assailed for having eav by administration, opponents. ed too much on national defense. Hix charge that state and local "Poverty’’ to the army_anrt taxes are being unreasonably In navy ' staffs* whole explanation creased will be disputed, too. of their confessed neglect of the Nancy Hanks died nevar know ing that pne of her children would become g ru t, which fact la commemorated in Harriet Monroe’s bunttfnl poem: m ou sly agreed upon: “ R esolved , th a t it is the opinioft of w th is conference that U e w o rld ’s m ost c ry in g need today is greater production and m an u factu rin g a c tiv ity am ong t e m p l e s ru d er co n d e m n s w h ich w ill prom ote m d m d - ual prosperity and happ iness, and th a t th is can he large- w lv ach ieved b y th e fu ller develop m en t o f national pow er resources and by the estab lish m en t o f U e > cal m ean s for the general d istrib u tion and u tilization o f a GENUINE ROCK SPRINGS'COAL IN LARGE LUMPS The imaculate way we keep yon looking la being talked over thia town. Join the club of sat isfied customer» today by giv ing us n call. Anjdeal Radio for the Home BACKED by the GUARANTEE of AN ORGANIZATION of JCNOWNRESPONSIBILITY . A sh lan d C leaning and D y e in g W orks municipal, corporation, etc.. Including those shown In Items 30 and 36, If any Stocks, securities, claims, lelns, judgments, etc. .—.»............................ . Banking house, 916,000; furniture and fixtures, 36,680.80 ................................. Real estate owned other than banking houaa ............... ................................. (nb) Cash oa hand In vault and due from banks, bankers and trust com panies designated and approved reserve agents of this bank —........... - ............ (c) Net amounts dne from other banka, bankers and trust companies ............. Exchanges for clearing house and Items on other banks In the same city or town as reporting bank ................... ...... Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank and other cash Items Total cash and due ffom bank», items 8, 9, 10 and 11 ..................... 1 rpONE— V o lu m e — S e le c tiv ity — y A S im p lic ity — B e a u ty — t h e q u a b id e s y o u w a n t m o st in a radio set are in th e “ W estern A ir P a tr o l” — a five-robe T u n e d R adio Frequency set, b u ilt esp e c ially for rite W e ste r n A u to Supply C om pany b y o n e o f th e largest an d m o st reliable m an u fad u rers o f radio parts in th e cou ntry. A11 that th e W e ste r n A u to Supply C om pany has 3 Í3 ÍV 4 Smiling, WALLS/ -* Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In —Z................... Surplus fund .....—.......- ........ - ...........— (a) Undivided proits ........... - ............I (b) Less current expanses. Interest and taxes paid ..... ................... Reserved for tax««, lnteiyat and depreciation ...».....— .......................— Dividends unpaid .................- ............... Net amount« dne to • other banka, hankers and trust companies .......... DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve: Individual deposits subject to check, Including deposits dne the 8tete of Oregon,* county, cities or other public funds ............. - ............ .............. Demand certificates of deposit out- 6,317.99 5,004.0« ,15.00 operadon so casv that any "—"»I»— of the family, young or old, can quickly learn the handling of thj controls and enjoy the “W E S T E R N A I R P A T R O L .“ T R U L Y , walls can smile or frown. See that yours cheer and soothe by har monious colors and clean su r fa c e s. A p p ly f u lle r W ashable W all Finish. It can be w iped dean with a damp d o th —makes home- esc furniture and a design teat hatmonfass pgsteedy wtte tee oteer furnishlags of a room. Even when not In use the beautiful “ W ESTER N 6,119.33 307,397.13 6,779.93 Also, ask for booklet, “Color Harmony in tb s Home"—all •bout painting or finishing Boon, woodwork, walla, ate. It’s free. (DWteard (99 Jeu « Cobi« /er “A" - «md MB" Buttery co»- w Soda «m made.”) (lteT hm e pescstete teem , > * ’• • A IR P A T R O L “ Is ansa- finishing. standing ........ ...................................—........ Cashier*« check« of th|s bank ont- standlng payable on de m an d . —..— Certlfled checks outstanding ............ Total of demand deposite. Other KEEPING THE STATE OUT OF BUSINESS than bank deposits, aubjbet to reserve, 2R 4 34, 36, 84 ..........................I I items te m » 1 , N W, W W _ -X. - TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, sub I o s p ite o f m uch a g itation , no progress is being m ade ject to reserve and payable on demand ireation ’o f new m onopolistic state workm en’» com - or subject to notice: tatian fu n d s. B ills provid in g for such fuhds h ave 17. Time certificate« of deposit out standing ........... ................. —-• i d efea ted th is year in Illin ois, W isconsin, N ebraska, 98. Saving, depoalte, • rfayabte subject r Y ork and M assachu setts. On the other hand, b ills to notice -----------—......... ...... ............zoo. Total of time and »avtegs depoalte R esolve th e sta te funds w ere defeated in O regon. payable on demand or subject to notice. 4 V ir g in ia and C alifornia. Items 87 and 18 ............- ..............-8374,833.48 “Radio as you want it’’ < . v 111)434.80 (11, Rodle Lightning A n T h ese s ta t e fu nds have not been so successful as to yotel .... ——. . . . . . 8 4 6 7 J ¡fy a n y ex ten sio n and business men are lieoonung STATE OF OREGON. County of Jackson, am I V. O. H. Smith, cashier of the »hove named, has ised to th e fa ct that th eir interest lies in keep in g th e , «U trm « t te b « . t j th . be.9 ■nnnent out o f b u sin ess instead of g ivin g it control sqtehinly kuowled^ and belief. CORRBCT_ L ^ t * ' C“ ‘ L a s is th e-reau lt w here gsonopolistic s t a t e funds are W. r . LOOMIS S. PATTERSON, J. P. DODOB, Director«. o f th e sta te in favor o f monopolia* Subscribed aad rxara to beforo ™^thte 7th i insurance w ould mean cneourage- L R. ROBERTS, Notary Public for 0 My commission expiree April 84, 1919. T H IR D A E A S T M A IN ST. I