Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 23, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texttfl1VTfWWMWvVVrWAiVf1wrfV) Y ," vi.t1irr'iM . nti-yi t ' "'f PAttE 8DD MKDFOUT) MATO TRIBUNE, MKDFOKn. OUIOTCW Tl'KRnAV. OKCKMUKK asi; mm. ( I 1 BANKERM IDDL Mi SHOULD BE CU I OUT DECLAR E S BRANDIES NKW YORK. Dcp. 23. "KHinin nli Iho lihtikt'i'iiiiilillmnnn, vture lie 1 4' MtpcrhumW,'' te tlic JTin(y1v tifr jreMcil rr IcSrniinr llio power of llic "money tnihl,'' in flic .lxtli of n fr ie of nrliiili-? by Louis 1). Urcin tleix, mi "HronkiiiK the MViu PREFER APPLE CHRISTMAS MS GROWINGTOORANGES FOR WORLD MADE AFTER INVESTIGATION N GERM N TOWN I,mI iimtilli Oils Totlioniw mill l!iili'rl Hnuuwnii, nppln jjrmvurf, loft Cii-luiipro. Vnh., t,j . tnko uji thrir it'cttliMieo in Cnlifnrrtln. Tltoy nrr innknujr their Iwiulmtnrler. at lliu'lnnlid nml lint Adduced t It following ititeivslhijc letter to th Wennlolico Daily WToiW, aixiiiK their IlKltt.lN', Dec. 23. The woililV ToMniiii Is (loinmn.v, ami Hiuttu Onus's capital nml lumtlipititttirH Is not at the Xortliuole but at Sonne Ihtk tSun Mountain), a town In th tlful limn uxor. Veiillli lllllo ultimo novYtuIn ilonuuiil of Hiuiln that ho , lirliiB tliuni tlnlltoa with hk tunny iilionKen tm a Now port or WanhliiRtnii I nuclei) hollo. Many of thobo olnlt- ntatt' outrun ioiromnt uu oulliiy or inotiov Hint would Koit oernl poor elillilion In cohifortnlilo clothing all winter The ittlrhnrlnn, nractlral ami com mercial limtlnctn ut the Ainoilcan hoy are full) iwukiiIuhI hy Huiitn Claim ami he eatoni to thorn. Tlio American bojt caro little for juiim, swordu and oaniion, ns coniiaied with the KiiroiMuiu liulx. Swim (.'Inns therefore Khlpn ciirloiuU of talivoad train. otislne. electric molon sloani TiumI," in the out rent iui W llnr- iden of Iho brani iliiltiMry. jH-r'i Weekly onl today. Shell clim InAtion, derlnrex Attorney Unuulcis clnl lie widldv nppllrd cXTn wlthont new lrgMntion. In brief, the 'liiinker-middlcnmn" can be cl'muii nlcd, neconlmp to NrnndeU, through the co-operation of puernnionts, fitnte anil nninieipnlities in the N Riinuoo of bontlb. VMd for Ut.ml ltrokrw "There is n legitimate field for the denier in slate and municipal bonds, n for other merchants" mi.v Attorney Hrnndei', "and tho-.e Mnto niid nmnieipnlitic? which lnek an es tablished reputation ninone inxc-tor1; tired the banker to distribute new issues, lint there are many state" and municipalities which hnve estab lished reputation and home market at hand. Thee should sell their bbnds direct without the interven tion of the middleman. Financial efficiency and itnlntrlnl liberty de mand thnt the bankers' toll be nbol-i-died where jwm!1p. MnrkctltiR IloniU VhTo investment banker should be needed lo market a new 5ue of bonds of New York, Mnnrimctt, Tlis(on, riitlndelphia. Baltimore or a hlmdred other American rilio. A njuto or nimiicipnlitv seekitnir to sell i'c bonds Direct to the investor nat urally would meet with some diffi culty nt first. The bnnkers would jfhturnlly tr' to discoumpo any at tempts to dispense with their sen ices, lint banker-fed investors in tiine could be brought to rcnlire the nilvnntnce of nvoidiue the middle man. Hankers obtain their powers through combination, liv slioul'd not cities and Mates free themselves from bnnkers by co-operation. Kv snelt co-operation between cities nml j states, direct mnrkt-tiitt; of bonds ooi'Id be greatlv facilitated." As proof of his assertion that the iiiiddlciiiiiii-hMikcr can be dispensed with in the direct sale of bonds to investors, llraudeis cites the exam ples offered liv the success which bus attended the direct sale of mun icipal bonds in 1'liitadclnhin, St. l'aul. Chicnjyi nud.otjiet-'citie in. such slnall jots that allowed the nveraiie tSliren to buv them. nuch of MclulnKcn, on the eils'e of the ureiit Thiirlntclan town Aliuoiit l.-mnw. electile ears, tool boxc.-. etc . tne entire iotuilatlon o the city or j 1.1,000 luhnbllnnU Is In the employ j i of Santa Claim. Kvory houo Is a to tho Hulled Htnliw. Hut Iho doll leumlim Kiu'iiwh and Queen or Iho onl lie world or little j-UIh and Toy laud. It ni lit In pilcu flout (wn ceiitH lo t'i and oen more, and In color from tho lllllo UlnL wonted plekiinuluy lor Aft ten and the .Mouth., era Htaten, and the almoiid-e.ed liald pal" nnd saiidalled doll for tho Japa iicko and Chlucxo, to the blue-eyed, low-headed doll for Norway, Sweitiui, KtiMla and (lei'iiinuy, hut alwan llio oauie -a doll, I'lTTHlU'Ktt.'I'n.; Dec" 23- Tho iiununl bench nhow under tho aunpli-iM of the A-oclated specialty elulm of I'lttwhiilK opened 111 tht old clt) hall toilav and will ho continued ner to morrow . "Wc left Uaslmiure for Cr-liroinia worktnop for sauta. Ueriuany ox November 1", inninly to ct out of I ported tos to the vnltio of J20.000, the snow, al-o to learn if posvihlel 000 last j ear. From the raid made which wns the bet proposition, or- on the shops by Old Kris KiIukIo nnces or apples. We hv nmde n thoroii"h invostijitlon of the oranj;e situntion in and about Rclllnnd and Kiverside, the two i:retBt orange pnnlucini; sections of southeru California. "T.ht enr, n everyone knows, we lot monev on apples. ol we were rpiile fortunhte eompannl to the orange grower. His fruit all froze, and therefore did not reecho n penny for it. Resides he hnd to pay additional monev to have this frozen fruit picked. After last year's calamity the jvoor grower is still handicapped to ihe extent thnt there is a. very light crop, not over aO jer ccilt being the average. ' ''There is 'no market at the pres cut.writing. due to the comiH'tition caused by the srrent number of Flor ida orange1 whiAh are being dumped on the market. And right here is where the Cnl'fornin orange grower is worried. He is waitins for u bet ter market, nnd every niaht lie i praying thnt there won't be any frost. "It costs two-thirds ngiiin as much to grow one box of oraiiscs as it does applo.e. and there nre seventy two oranges to a box. against forty four pounds of apples. Yet the growers here arc perfectly suti-fieil to clear ?! per bo which is (he same amount that we apple growers expect to clear. "All in all, give u- apple laud in preference to orange land in south ern" Cnlifornin." jthln year, the figures are expected t.i roach between $24,000,000 and J55.-I 000,000. Supply I'liitCAl States ! Santa Claus Is more generous to ' his little friends In tho I'nltcd State ' tllnil I.. ).. nt.tl.lrnn . -.. . 1 ........ .. ! country. Last year he uhlpped 307 carloads of toys from Sonnehorg nml Nliremberg. to New York, Philadel phia, Boston, UaUtmore, Galveston and San Francisco, from which cities he distributed them to American bo8 nnd girls nil. over tho country. Thnt some complained to him about being forgotten seems to he tho caso, for this j car Old Santa shipped 320 carloads to America. America Is Germany's best toy customer. It took this year considerably inoro ih.in one-third of tho total output of San- J ta's workshlps for tho eutlro world ' America's toy Mil for the jenr 1013 j will approximate $S,000,000. The toy Industry of Germany has ivory little competition. In It are ' employed thousands of men, women, hoys and girls. Tho centers of tho Industry are tho quaint old towns of I Sdnneberg nnd Nuremberg. Nurem berg Is Santa's workshop for railroad trains, tin Foldlcra' aeroplanes, air ships, guns, cannon, sword, drums. and countless other tojs that on Christmas gladden the hearts of couutlcss Kiddles. Sonnehcrg. how-! ever, Is the aristocratic capital of Toy-' land. It Is tho doll K.iop of tho world ' nnd where dolls of every shade, cllmu and country are made. Sonneber? alro Is tho Paris or Dolt Land, for ' Sonnobcrg sets fashions and styles In dolls nnd all things pertaining to tloll us aruurarii) as rans seis tne styles ! for the world of fashion. j Toy Capital of World j Thousands of deft little fingers work In tho millinery ami dress-niak- i uiH uui3 ui wuii iiiiiu, iieaiKiuiiK aim i ASTOtilA Or ii ll.ip .'! A ilnrm ' ninL-Int- lh.. Iniml In l.nl. n.i.i nnu i.u ' Is raglpg nt the mouth of tho Colum-lnnd all that goos with tho outfits off STORM RAGING OFF bin river today anil no voxels hnvo gone out or In orer tho bar during the. last fwouty-four hours. A high sea Is breaking clear across tho bar. Uolldom's elite. Tho tendency of mamma toward cxtravaganco In dress is having Its effect In Doll Laud. Dollies nowadays must bo moro beau- DON'T WAIT UNTIL XMAS TO BUY YOUR Christmas Candies AND THEN TAKE WHAT IS LEFT When tired shopping stop and get sin appetizing lnneh. specially pn. pared at any hour. While in the store select umr fancy Christmas boxes, while our stock is complete, and leave date you wish them filled with M'BRIDE'S DELICIOUS HOME-MADE CANDIES Buy your Candies and Lunches where you arc invited to go into the kitchen a,nd seo them nude. McBRIDES Special prices for lodge, church and society treats. y p w mi w iKSiSb K. lift H HiHIBeiSIBIIIBIB TROM New Orleans FOUR IDEAL CRUISES TO THE WEST INDIES AND PANAMA CANAL Including SIDE TRIP ON THE CANAL Fuerst Bismarck JANUARY24. FEBRUARY 12 Kronprirucjjin Cccilie FEBRUARY 28, MARCH 17 15 Dtyslch 125 '; tllraclix iu t.f it U.lUI tnm Ik. C.li.l t4 Virt.lt Sl.ln Writ, fat kookl.t HAMBURG- AMERICAN, LINE 3 HlBiaiHIIfliaiBIB 77 vv 3- CHRISTMAS FLOWERS Pi-osh English Holly Holly Wreaths made to Order, any size, Choice Klmvers tlild Polled I'lilhis Place orders early lo avoid disappoint incut. J.T.BROADLEY III M. F. & H. Co. Storo Store phone, 872. House phone, 8H8.r. 1 10 ounVt m I (OCDtNtMIAirAl I McjMfV llio i:Mmltluii Line, ttiin. Botwoon all points in Orogon, ulso from polnla in Orogon to California, Wanhington and Idaho , SALE DATES AND LIMITS Christmas Helidays: I '.el ween all points in Oregon; also from Southeru Pacific points to points in Washington and Idaho Doc. 18 to 21 inclusive Hetween Oregon and California points Doc. 20 to 25. Kclurn limit all points .lau. .1, ID!!. New Years Helidays: Dec. 27 to Jan. 1, with final return limit .Ian. f, 1!)M. The Now Year Fares apply only between points in Oregon and be tween Oregon and California. .SCPKinOWTIJAINSIOIJViCK Ouosrvation Cars, Dining Cars and big, warm all-stcol coachos. All trains solidly vostibulcd. Call on nearesl Southern Pacific Ageul for full particulars, train schedules, specific fares, etc. John M. Scott, Gon. Passenger Agont, Portland, Oro. CI1UMSTMAS AND NlOW YI3AR HOLIDAYS AT IIOMH LOW ROUND TRIP FARES Via the iM$M$;M$M:; MAXWELL Biggest Automobile ,.v ...- in the World for the Price THEY ARE MADE BETTER. THEY SELL F0n LESS. THAT'S WHY THEY ARE LEADERS. Waxwell Motor Cars arc made by an organization composed of men who have heen prominent In the automobile Industry from the beginning. These men know how a car should he built and how It hidsi be built to satisfy the present-day critical buyer. And it was with th's Idea In view that these Maxwell Models were built. Each one was designed to be and lias proven hy cempariso n that it Is the leader In Its class. This means that no matter what Maxwell Car you buy you are abscljtely suie of getting the most for the amount of money ycu wish to invest. 1914 MAXWELL "25-4," $&25 F. 0. B. MEDF0RD Nl cur (-M'l' liiiiil liu i Itin cd !) iiiu iilti'iliDU im thih "little whirl iil." A Hear mi tut' lull. SiiipiiHiiiflv 'iiy inline. Coiiipnro tlio ciiiiii)uiit with Hint ot un.v iithcr hiimll citr nt anywhere near tlio pricon. Fonr-c.vlinilor, liloc-cii&f ; '2 h, p, motor, mngueto, wcilij 1(!0() poiiinU, l(t:i-iiifli wlii'elhafcc, :i()x:)V-!-ii)i'i tiu'n till 'loutxl, ' M-sjK.'fil sck'ctii' tiniin iiiIhhiuii, full fivi'-pnssonncr limly ilvhiitiifil Ijv Hnii'c Ott; I'ompli'tc c(iiip iia'iit, iiu'liulin tim lioldciN, vciitilatni',' windshield, tup; Jiffy cm tains, tte. 1914 MAXWELL "35-4" WITH ELECTRIC STARTER AND LIGHTS, $1375 F. 0. B. MEDFORD. WITHOUT ELECTRIC LIGHTS AHD STARTER, $1215. I'mvcrfiil, t-ilcnt, swcci n v ;, (,! ciihI, -i'lunlur nioliip, Ill-inch wlicclhanc, .'l.'l-incli liv 1-inch luc- all 'mund, Iclt liamllc drive, center control, tliicewiuiicr cllijitic -piiiii;-, llrace Olt body, cnti luting wind shield nml full equipment, iiii'lialiii Jiffy cnrtaiiih, if joii want ii car that will icpoad nt any time or place von cannot nffuid to not invuhtixutu lliu I'll I MuxwvIIh. 1914 MAXWELL "50-6" $2150 F. 0. B. MEDFORD The Mwt'lcM i-iiiiiiiiix tiling on whecN. Hlx.cylindi'r, nnilor, Itloc-riit , Ml h. p., I.'lll-incli wlicclliiihe, elecliie Ktailer mid II(,'lit, Hiiicu Oil body, fi-7 paHhfiiers, disappearing hi'iiIh, illMnch liy I'A-incli llieA n 'round, limuioiihly linisht'il, Ion),', canj. riding hpilnn mid full cipiljiiiienl, Incliid iiiK ventilating uiiidhhield, top and Jil'i'v cliitaiiiH even uu eleetiid cliir lighter. Lull mid liyht hide driwt optional. Tint cur wit h a icpiiluliou second to uonu nnd Hint can iiIwu.vh lie depended Upon. $Y WE WANT TO DEMONSTRATE THESE CARS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS ANY IDEA OF PURCHASING AN AUTO, AND YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO INVESTIGATE THEM. POWELL AUTO COMPANY 123-125 SOUTH FRONT TELEPHONE NO. 2l W;vH 9