Ashland daily tidings., January 21, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

C. J. READ,
ASH LA ND
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D A IL Y
MANAGING EDITOR
W. H. PERKINS,
NEWS EDITOR
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O R IiiN DAY. W U — Steve
Mojlewic, 12, q ( H of» Park,
X M ¿urlous «boat the tr lfl-
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W» w *y »o school.
dynamite percussion cap and
T ID IN G S
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f t fe fe e hoapiUl urtth
O ptim ism is th e g r e a te s t a sse t fo r a b u siness.
T h e m akers and se lle rs o f R utouioluies a lw a y s h ave
m an ifested th is q u a lity in th e h ig h e s t d egree.
A w a y back in th e d a y s o f ch ain d r iv e an d one
lu n gers, th ere w ere m en w h o b e lie v e d in au tom o­
b iles. W h en m ost p e o p le w ere ta lk ih g a b o u t the
“ rich m a n ’s p la y th in g » ’» a n d r e p e a tin g jo k e s ab ou t
“ g e t o u t and g e t u n d e r ” th ere w ere a f e w m en w h o
backed th eir fa ith ip h o r se le ss c a r ria g e s w ith real
m oney.
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A n d th en w h en p r a c tic a l u$>tor oars w ere
m ade and sa le s b egan to in c re a se th e c r y arose,
“ th is c a n ’t la st; th ere m u st be a sa tu r a tio n p o in t.”
T h e sa tu ra tio n p o in t w a s su p p o se d to m a rk th e p o in t
a t w h ich th e w h ole w orld w ou ld be su p p lied w ith
au tom ob iles. E v e r y b o d y w h o p o ssib ly co u ld b u y a
car w ou ld h a v e one a n d th e fa c to r ie s w o u ld h a v e to
c lo se a n d the w h o le b u sin e ss w o u ld b e a t an end.
B u t th e m en w h o b e lie v e d in th e au tom ob ile
b u sin ess w en t ste a d ily ah ead , p la n n in g b ig g e r w orks,
in v e stin g m ore m oney, p u ttin g o u t m ore an d b etter
sa les forces a n d in sp ir in g e v e r y m an in th e b u sin ess
w ith th e brand o f o p tim ism th a t sp u rred on the
c h ie fs.
T h ese ta c tic s a p p ea red b e st c a lc u la ted to
b rin g th e dreaded sa tu ra tio n p o in t a n d en d the in ­
d u stry.
T h e oth er d a y th ere w a s a g a th e r in g o f m otor
ca r m akers, d istrib u to rs an d sa le sp e o p le in D e tr o it
to m ake p la n s fo r th e co m in g year. Up fro m e v e r y
p art o f th e co u n try th e y cam e an d e v e r y on e o f
them w a s talking u p 1927. ” I t ’s g o in g to be a big
y e a r ,” th e y said .
“ J b e lie v e th e b u ainess i s b e tte r n o w th a n e v e r
before,” said a M a ssa c h u se tts d ea ler o f tw n ty -fiv e
y e a r s ’ exp erien ce, “ an d th e fu tu r e n e v e r looked so
b righ t b fo r e ,”
- “ The N o r th w e st i s in sp len d id c o n d itio n r ig h t
n o w ,” s a id t h e m a n fr o m S e a ttle , “ a n d I am con ­
v in c e d th a t th e a u to m o b ile b u ain ess is on e of the
b e st and s a fe s t in th e e n tir e w e ste r n cou n try.
A n d «0. e a s t a n d w e s t, n o rth a n d
th e y
in d u lg e d in th e sa m e old u p b e^ a b ^ s ta lk . I n a ll the
w orid’s h is to r y probably n o b e tte r d em o n stra tio n
e v e r h a s been made o f the w o r th o f se a l an d o p ti­
mism in patting aver b ig enterprise.
Bessie Orowaon returned to
Little Shasta last Sunday after a
Week’s visit with her folks, the
F. H. Crowsoq family.
FACTORY
BLOX
The members of the Bridge
club will be dellghtfull enter­
tained by Mrs. Herman Mattern
next Friday.
The
Misses
Margaret and
Esther Fell of Eegene, who were
visiting at the T rin ity Chureh
rectory as guests of Rev. and Mrs.
P. K. Hammond, have returned to
their home.
Dr. and Mrs. A. W . Boslough
entertained the following at din­
ner Thursday: Mr. and Mrs. W ill
Dodge and M r. and Mrs. O. J.
Stone.
20 Years Ago
Quaranfesd feran d lttom d
Frioad for Quigk Bala,
b v Nqw »¡ad save
M
SHAPTSR H
Our prices and load» are alw ays the same.
The echos* at the ttmku hell,
tfe* Give Y ou a
Demonstration
Clayoamb Motor
spectator to the field. Every spec­
tator, that is. earing one. Abner
M EA SUBE OUR W A D S .
Lumber Co
Mrs. F. M. Carter and child­
ren of Medford ar? vip tin g in
Ashland w ith the farm er’s slater,
Mrs. Percy Morse and other rela­
tives.
•«XS;J3 îîî S,’ ïïîs ££
« rip
of «jfildSed T a s a
frvtofite
■Petetore, sensing to«
“break** In the gama.
. Mrs. p . 0 . H errin o f Portland,
has been v is itin g g f fee bom« qf
her parents, M r. and Mrs. B. F.
Eeeeer, In this o ttr lo r 'several
weeks past.
fnrnr«
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clutch ot po]o
00 sound Shin
kereat gorgia
topping «yea j
E. E. Bagley arrived Sunday
from Chicago gqd is visiting at
the home of his sitter, Mrs. C. W .
Mima in Ashland-
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Mrs. H. J. Hicks and son C. C„
«re makin« a Southern Californie
visit, and are staying In Pomona
ASH LAND
Savings Bank Accounts
R e c e n tly com p iled s ta tis tic s sh o w th a t th ere are
n o w 46,762,240 p erso n s in th e U n ite d S ta te s w ith
ravin g* hank account» » m o u n tin g to $24,696,192,
000, o r an avera g e o f a b o u t $211 fo r e v e r y person in
th e cou n try. T h e la st y e a r w itn e sse d a g r o w th o f
a b o u t $1,500,000,000 in th e se a cco u n ts, w ith a lit tle
le s s th a n 3,000,000 ad d ed d e p o sito r s.
T h e b est feature of th e rep o rt is th e a d d itio n o f
th is v a s t arm y o f p e w m o n e y sa v o rs, f o r i t in d icate»
th a t th r ift in th e c o u n tr y is ste a d ily g a in in g . T h e
in crea se in th e c o u n tr y ’» p o p u la tio n is n orm ally
b e tw e e n 1,500,000 an d 2,000,000. T h u s i t is sa fe to
a ssu m e th a t m ore th an 1,000,000 A m e r ic a n s are n o w
a a v in g money who a year «go were neglecting to do
so.
T h ere is s till p le n ty of w ork a h ead fo r th o se in­
ter e ste d in th r ift p r o g r e s s W ith le s s th a n 47,000,-
000 savingB bank d e p o sito r s, th ere are p rob ab ly
25,000,000 a d u lts w h o «mould s a v e m o n ey i f th e y
o n ly h a d the w ill to d o so.
W e c a n n o t m easure th e n a t io n ’s th r ift, o f course
e n tir e ly b y th e se record s.
M an y m en are th r ifty
w h o h a v e n o savings a cco u n ts.
T h e y h a v e th e ir
sa v in g s o th erw ise in v e ste d . N e v e r th e le s s the cou n ­
t r y ’s record o f sa v in g s a c c o u n ts is th e b e st a v a ila b le
barom eter. T h e lesson t h e y tea ch is o b v io u s. T o o
m a n y o f ns are d r iftin g along y e a r to y e a r w ith o u t
m a k in g p rep aration s fo r th e clays to com e.
E v e r y o n e sh ou ld , sa v e fo r th e ra in y d a y and fo r
th e d a y o f sunshine a s w ell. O ur sa v in g s w ill com e
in h an d y w h en w e need th em e ith e r fo r a d v e r s ity or
f o r op p o rtu n ity fo r ad van cem en t.
L e t u s hope th at th e se w o r d s w ill fa ll b eneath
t h e e y e s o f m any o f our 25,000,000 n o n -sa v e rs a n d
t h a t th e y w ill be led to m ak e a n im m e d ia te sta r t
» lo n g th e p a th w a y o f th r ift. T h is g r e a t n a tio n sh ou ld
b e a b le to a d d m ore than 3,000,000 n ew m on ey sa v ers
d u r in g th e y e a r on w h ich w e h a v e j u s t started .
T h er e is a sen se in w h ich th e a g e o f in v en tio n
la y s a - d e a d ly p a r a ly sis o n th e fin e r acco m p lish ­
m e n ts
F o r ragtaucc; T h e m o d e m g ir l is not ac­
c o m p lish e d s im p ly l>eeause sh e g r in d s o ff k o im
H u n g a r ia n r g y iu r a b < *th th e c ra n k <d a p ian ola
o r p la y s a t« n e b y th e tu r » o f a phonograph. .
10 Years Ago
J. W . Chapman a Montana man
Who has bean In the valley lately,
made C r^ Tolm«a gq efffir oX
2160 for his valuable bear dog,
“ Ranger," bat the offer was de-
oll«ed and M r. Chapman waa told
that 2260 was the price and he
secured an option for ten days In
which to msg?*up his mind as to
Purchasing. Chapman also made
»» offer o f 2160 lo r Alex, Ire­
land’s bear dog "N ailer,” which
was also declined.
I M. X . H a n ts returned
.y from
Oakland, CaU-
R?v. M r. Stine returned
O ra rla Base today.
vantage of the absorbed Interest It
boie crowd
lmlttanc«to
by the furious swirl of the game he
adored, was Innocently unaware Of
nwaatatn«
what the society man beside h|m
‘ »g- Nonchalantly resting
iha aids of Milkmaid, ont
r over her saddle so as to
This body hie settoas tram
>r casual glaaoes of any of
»v hostlers, Abner worked
Uy and carefully with hie
n under Milkmaid's bias­
ing the blade of his knUe
e stirrup «trap until but a
b of leather hald the stln
1 first severe strain—and— wnat e all the hubbuht Ranny
tbto k J?» bot dase of suspicion
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sssrasrs-
e&e&sis
E U M oSE :
KSAT
These enduring properties have been built
with the dollar» of many invw tqn.
In dw hat te m e e n s dw e r e n t end v in e
which gives every promise of <
M ore money constantly most
But Abner, having completed bis
W nert the. stowing needs
Th« ooncerted appeal of
dered In pained fashion at the so- crowd «lowly Impreaeed I tee If
hl« ears. “After him, Rannvl
olal Inconsistencies of the elite.
Seven and a half minutes of a
rashlng defiance ef goaebreak
Women adm ire handsome men
Much more than good men.
toe soalpe ot spectators. Team
work that .thrilled the expert; sen-
tlonal stroke», pastes long and
ort that thrtinfe tW la p n e g ; hits
and rallies evaryw h sw /b n fn o t a
. In attaining euccpes, nerve goes
a l chalked up, largely because
sa fa r ag atylMr- ’
e efforts of either team to work
the ball Into positions that afford-
M favorable angles for shots were
A hslf-lta Will hide » truth bet­ t o o rted by the ripping Cossacks of
tor than g whole Ito.
erel f c r r t n g at shots and ¿¿u
trips from too great d^tances,
/e a at Abner strolled away from
Innocence and modern dancing E
the paddosk the bell
d o n t work wall in double har- brisk recall of the player« for their
hard earned to fts mlnnte lateV
n|Ctoe
S
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Ä Ä 8 Ä
S f Ä
Hour almple prohibition would
ga If men held the
asms
high
Hea Heck aaye: “Grief exhibit­
ed la public places don’t meeaurp
more than five or six inches to
regularly four times a year.
Save and hmest at the
« m e time by m « » » of
our Monthly Initogtraent
P«ad. with term» a t |ow
os » « shass per m q t o
If I
Love le like stomach trouble—
It playa the duece with the appp-
Qgfcitou of «rater as duck«!
T h er e a r e j u s t th r e e c la sse s:
T h e m an w h o
k s w o rk i s a cu rse, th e m an w ho th in k s w ork ia
xra n a ry e v il, a n d th e m an w h o th in k s w ork i s
i r i i e g s . O n ly t h e l a t t e r is w o r t h y o f th e n am e.
Dividends for
HU k«V« >« tot? to« feUA*-.
“Looklt lfr. Forbes ride 'em eg
m the goto air! Looklt that
Ipe!" exSalried the boy, “Gosh,
sure hew ’em from scorin’ that
AND
M aps *
Tourings, Coupes and Tudor
Sedan» «Iso Xtodfia. Hnfck a r t
Chevrolet
ALWAYS ON HAND
ane la seafek of htm t p the lei
loonspicnoos front tow,
Abner fonnd Raany'e convex-lei
id bantam ooçk of-» groom detal
ASHLAND
, 8 T « V H N « P p iN T , W U ,
Th? exertion of cracking a
oar op » cold 4»y cguapOe
J«bn Saldar, id . to b u rst,»
blood veaspl leading to the
bwV
He died before togdi-
çal aid arrived.
f f i n
' S S S i .Y
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he way, I aotlood that you and
mv had ««Ito a Matto after
W ar seems to be the great­
est Installment business In
the world— and the collec­
tion difficulties, based on
ability to pay, afe fam iliar to
every • '« m m n a | t y.— L a
Grande District New».
M o re T h a n 2,Q 00 H o m e SM vehoU ery