PXGE TWELVE
AfEPFORD M5IL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 'OREGON, FRIDAY, HAY 13, 1932.
Medford Mail Tribune
CtrytiM In SMthirn OrtgM
rudl thi Mill Tribtint"
Dally tmpl gitufiliy
publlfhM) bj
MCDiroKo fbinti.no ca
5.1f-t N. Kir 6L fbont To
gUBEUt W. HUHL, Mltat
L L KNAPF, Maauw
Ao lodeptodcnt Nenpapw
tnUni u tteeod clut mtum st ttedfon)
Ortcoo, mid Act o( fclicft , Hit.
BOBsCBlPTlON RATES
Diiir, ru IT'OO
Dalit, moalh f 6
R Pirrlef. la Attune lledford. Ainlind,
JsekwurlUs, CDtrtl Point, Pbotalx, TtUot. Oold
BUI tod oo uignvtji.
Dftllfi ooclb ..I .16
Dtiij, m rur f.60
All Unu. CAib Id idiioM.
Offldal ptp of Um Clt of Medford
OTfleUl p4pM of Juttva Count).
VtXMBEIt OF THI ABHOClATKU PUBS!
Bectitlot full Uum) Wirt Bertie
Tb AnocUted Prt to iielubhclr ntlUed to
0M on fof publlalloD ol all OtWI dllptlCMi
credit) U It or othtrwlM credited lo Ulf 0P
tod iIm to Um local mii puhUihftd tarda
All right for publltaUoo of tptclal dlxpalebai
hereto u$ alio retorted.
UEMfiEB OP UNITED PHKB8
IfEMBKM Or AUDIT BIJrtKAU
OF CIKCULATUIN8
AdrertUlng KrprauDUtttee
M. & MOUEKBEN A COMPANT
Ofrieot In Ne fork. Uiicago, Detroit, Bao
rrtoeUeo, Loo Ancoleo, Icsltla, Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Ferry
The Search Ends!
"PIIE Lindbergh baby is dead. This tragic news which flashed
over the wires yesterday afternoon, grieved and shocked
this country as probably nothing has since the assassination of
Abraham Lincoln;
Even stronger than the shock and sorrow, that such ghastly
information brings, is a seething rage, that anything like this
could have happened in this country of ours, that such an
unspeakable thing, COULD be chronicled on the pages of our
history the history we have so long assumed to be that of the
highest development of 20th century civilization.
IF this tragic news does not convince us we are NOT really
civilized and until the conditions that made such an inhuman
outrage possible are removed, we can not CLAIM to be civilized;
then nothing can.
If it doesn't arouse the people of this country, not only now,
but a month from now, and a year from now, to the necessity
of getting up on their hind legs and stamping this criminal
monster down in the dust, until he can never raise his head again
then again, NOTHING CAN1
If we are to accept this Lindbergh atrocity, as we accept
other atrocities, register horror and indignation for a moment,
then shrug our shoulders, ahske our heads, go on about our
routine business and forget about it UNTIL THE NEXT OUT
RAGE COMES ALONG, then as before stated in this column;
we might as well shut up shop, pull down the blinds, and escort
Al Capone from the penitentiary to the White Houbb.
IF this outrage can't awaken the American people out of their
indifference and egregious sentimentality toward organized
crime, then they CAN T be aroused.
But we believe it will. We believe this terrible crime will
arouse the people of this country as nothing else could. We be
1: : ...:ti i. - -
o-..,i m km.fi b out. and th 1,OVD "m" 1L u"" Bn uiniomg, ana smri a movement mat
weather fair and farmer, and several j will not stop, until this country is made safe for decent and
ZSXZXZr'ZZ" abiding citizens, and for their children.
luck, the economic diitrew. and won- j Just how that can be done, we don't know. But that it will
ftr.CTwr;.7;tmgT.,ng the rank and file of this country MAKE UP
! THEIR MINDS TO DO IT, we do know, and in that faith in
TZ'TtZior'm of the present dark hour, we regard the future of this
. 4m 'nminffv with attaw nnnfi A nne in iYta T? 1Y2MT VTTQQ1 f nf tlio
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
The Lindbergh Child,
To Help the Idle,
They Also Serve,
Work for 15,000,
home product.
Grace Layer entered a plea of guilty
to the charge and waa fined tso and
cost which aha paid. Dlngee entered
a plea fo not guilty and the cue
against him waa dismissed. (Albany
Democrat-Herald.) The woman pun
glea up again.
country with every confidence in the
eventual outcome.
What Will Lindbergh Do?
IF Colonel Lindbergh would lead a movement to clear this
insert in iMaBOOSTBR country 0f organized crime, stamp out that invisible govern
Medford. the Metropolis of "The j ment of underworld control, that actually rules us, the people
would arise as one man, and follow him, wherever he might lead.
But it is probably too much to ask of him or any man in his
position at the present time.
"While the discovery of his son's body, the removal of the
suspense and uncertainty, is easier to bear, than if the baby's
fate had always remained in doubt; still to the parents the
.shock and. horror of it all, is something it will take years to
overcome. Some wounds of the heart and soul, only time can
healj and there are oases where even time fails.
Oreat Country," la the only city of It
alee on the face of the earth to ub
mlt to 30 yeara of needleaa hitter'
The campaign haa reached the aage
where favorite candidate! will be de
orlbed aa glowingly and rapturoualy
a the aoclety edltreaa describes a
June bride.
Alphonae Capone, gang king, late
of Chicago, now of Atlanta, Oa., 1
running out of publicity. A week
baa paaaed alnce the prlaon gate
clanged behind' him, and no word
anent the emotional reaction! of
Alpbone to lmprtaonment. Ooea the
eminent killer like hla cellmate, and
ought to know these thlnga, to be regard such
Sappy.
JLJOWEVER Colonel Lindbergh has throughout his career,
proved to be such an exceptional character, that it may
be that after the first affects of the tragedy wear off, he will
crusade as his life work,
We hope so. For no man could lead such a movement, as
he could lead it ; no man could arouse the country, as he could
arouse it. And the first job on that program, would be to hunt
down the monsters in human form, responsible for this unspeak
able crime, and give them as far as possible the punishment
they deserve.
"As far as possiblo" for there really is no punishment to
A Tale profeaaor reWte that due ' fit such a crime. The human mind simply stands aghast at such
Thou.r twZ;.la deet1' and BrPea in va,n tor ay Punishment that could
tlonlng any namea, there are aeveral
of the aocalled fair aex around here
that the laat apell of Proapeclty failed
to improve.
It la generally agreed thla la an
"off-year," but too many are following
suit.
Bo far no flah haa been caught in
the Rogue, large enough to lie in atate
at Ed Lamport'! throughout a bot
afternoon.
Ronliu are committing depredations
In the atrawberry patchea. One of
the robin wore a pair of ahoes with
French beeli.
MARTYRS
Of late, and for many yeara there
haa been considerable wlndjammlng
and Ink throwing about our Oang
and Gangsters, but there has been
nothing aald about our Martyra and
their Martyrdom, so It Is about time
a few cracka were made about them,
fearlessly.
The Martyr Is never In office but
Is perpetually running for one. A
Gang of Voters organize on election
day and vote a sufficient number of
tlmea to keep him from what he
aspires. When he loses, the Martyr Is
robbed, and when he wins, It's a
great victory for Righteousness, Clean
Government, and Clean Sheeta. The
first clasa martyr la an expert at
looking aad. The average martyr,
when not martyring, la a goo,', sort of
fellow and not the combination John
the Baptist and Abe Lincoln he la
punted, by himself. The Martyr has
fslr Imagination and thlnka Al
Capone and the kidnapers of the
Lindbergh baby are hiding In the
courthouse. He Is not as invisible
as the Oang ard the Gangsters he Is
fighting. While they are looting the
treasury, poisoning wells, burning
barns, and beating their wives, the
Martyr la parading his holiness
The county has always had a group
of reprobates, with nothing to do but
kick Political Virtue In the sest of
the pants. Many will remember the
"Old Ouard " which Insisted that
Woodrow Vllson would never keep
their boys out of war. There was also
the "Ashland clique," which has
ceased to click. Jacksonville, In other
dsya, waa the stamping ground of
the "courthouse ring." The Jackson
ville post. June S, 1893, had a three
column editorial about the "Central
Point hlerachy," which was suspected
of being In cahoot with the "South
ern Psclfle highbinders." The Mar
tyrs then were the Populists.
The gangs were slwaya with us. Vou
hear about them all day, and at night
go to the movies and see the Hsl
Roach Rascals, In "Our Gang" pic
tures. 4
WOOD FOR SALE 8Jo tier, 19-ln
green pine slabs: IS .00 per load 4
tiers. FREE one load of kindling
with each 3-losd order. VALLEY
FUEL, CO. Tel 78. ORDER MOW,
either fit, or in any 'sense, expiate for it. That must be loft
not to us poor struggling humans, but to some higher power.
But, we repeat, the first thing to do, is to get these criminals,
if they can be found, and demonstrate to the world that in this
country, for such vermin, there is no escape.
TTHE next thing to do would be to clean up this country, make
it so hot for every gunman, hi-jneker and second story man
that from the lowliest thug, to the most exalted Beer Bnron,
there would be no place bo dark and secluded, that they could
hide.
- Serve notice on them, that this country can no more be half
criminal and half law abiding, than it can be half slave and
half free. .
And with that as a slogan, fight this war against organized
crime until this country is once more a safe and a decent place
in which to live.
Communications
Fehl Statement False.
To the Editor:
It haa come to my attention that
Mr. Fehl. who la a candidate for
the office of county Judge, and
others have made the statement that
the past county courts hsve levied
tae up to the full limit of S per
cent, aa prescribed In tha law or
limitations tor levying taxes. As
psst county commissioner, hsvlng
served for eight yesrs, I wish to re
fute those atstements by giving you
few figures. These were given to
me by Mr. J. B. Coleman, county
assessor, and which were published
In hie summery of assessment and
tax rolls for the year 1930. These
figure are for the county tax and
county levy only and cover only
those Kerns over which the county
court haa any Jurisdiction.
In analysing these figures you
will note that there haa been a de
cress In county taxea from the year
1033 to the year 1930, a total sum
of 133.0IO.-S. - During this aame
period there haa been only two years
In which there has been an Increase
over the preceding year. The 1935
lax waa larger than the 1934 tax
and the 1930 tax waa larger than
the 1939 tax. but In neither on of
these case waa the full 0 per cent
used.
Tx Roll Co. Levy Co. Tax
Year Mills
1933 n. MS0.S93 S3
1933 ... 4 449.3(11 34
)S3 , ,. 174 47S,10,74
tons
1036
1937
1038
17.8
163
13 S
13.7
US
13.0
499.531.60
477,560.97
401.579.96
S84.033.S9
331,133.49
348.583.15
1939
1930
Mr. Fehl may point out other flg
uree. perhaps Including special school
snd city tsx, or special l,..gstlon
tsxes, and word his statement so
aa to confuse the people and let
them believe that our county court
and the budget committee are re
sponsible for them. I therefore sug
gest that If any on desire to check
up the above figure that they go
to Mr. Colvman offtc and get them
flrat hand. In Justice to th present
county court and the paat county
court and budget committee let us
have true fact and not Jumbled
up, misleading ttmnt.
I will ba pleased to hsv you pub
lish this communication.
GEO, ALFORD,
Former County Commissioner.
Medford, May 13.
Copyright King Feature 8ynd Inc.
Ten minutes before this was
written, at six-fifteen yester
day afternoon, the city editor
brought word that reporters
had been requested to come to
Hopewell, Col. Lindbergh's
residence.
And at this moment comes an
Associated Press bulletin with
the announcement that the
Lindbergh child has been found
dead. No more dreadfully
shocking news could be imag
ined, nothing that could pro
duce so great a horror of the
depths of criminality to which
this nation has been reduced.
Tet the dreadful end of a
horrible tragedy will be for
the unhappy parents almost a
relief from the uncertainty, the
constant wondering and worry
ing about the child by day and
in the dead of night. It means
the end of an agony that has
lasted, week after week for so
long.
It means, above all, that the little
boy Is forever beyond th resch of
man'a hideous brutality. His spirit
is set free, nothing can ever harm
him now. His psrents must find
what comfort they can In that
thought and In the profound sym-
psthy and affection of the entire na
tion.
The Information given out by the
governor of New Jersey 1 meagre,
at this hour, only that the child's
body was found "near the estate."
How long ago the death oocurred, Is
not stated. What happened can only
be surmised that the crime was that
of an Insane person, that It was an
act of revenge, which la Inconceiv
able, that the child died or was kill
ed elsewhere and brought back, to
prevent detection. A thousand theo
ries are discussed.
But one blessed fact Is established.
The child la aafe at last. It la not
In brutal hands, crying for Its
mother. And Ae knows that her
baby la beyond the reach of harm or
suffering, and mercifully released
from danger forever. Bhe can think
of the little soul at peace, the beau
tlful face, aa aha used to see It. And
the child will have a grave chosen
by her, and He within reach of her
loving thought and prayers.
Senator Robinson suggests a fund
of two billions to take care of the
Idle. The President Is said to favor
It.
Why not go the whole way, and
adopt th five billion fund sugges
tion made by w. R. Hearst months
ago? This Is not a time to make
"two bites of a cherry." The money
would not be handed to city politi
cians to be spent "for the good of
the organization." Many undertak
ings mught be selected and financed
that would pay for themselves when
completed, such a the tunnel under
the North river built by New Jersey
and New Tork that earn millions
year, and many other publlo en
terprises highly profitable.
A horse called '"Doc" died yester
day owned by X. R. Squlbbs and
sons. You never heard of blm, race
tracks never aaw him, he lived and
died In hla stable, supplying serum
to prevent diphtheria, enough to pro
tect 41,000 children. Perhaps he will
have In the heaven for horses as
good a place ss that reserved for
Alexander's prancing Bucephalus,
Mohammed'a mllk-wnit Alborak, or
th chtvlrous Roelnanta,
They also serve who only stand
and wait."
Co-!:d Learns Carpentry
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Al'.uv A.
Obenland la one co-d at Ohio Stst
university who will not have to de
pend upon a husband to hr.m the
screens, paint the pantry ahelf or
put a knob on the cupboard door.
She la a atudent In the lndustrlsl
art laboratory.
Desirable houses always in first
class condition, for rent, leas or aa!
Call 105.
Personal Health Se:rvice
By William Brady, M. D.
Signed letters pertaining to personal neaitb and Hygiene, not to disease
diagnosis or treatment, will te answered bj Or. Brady U a stamped teli -addressed
envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written lo Ins
Owing to tbe large numoer c4 letters received only a few can be answered
bere. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to instructions. Ad
dress Or. William Brady In care ol The Mali Tribune.
WHES VOU GET ALL HOT AMD THEN
CHILLED TRY iO KEEP COOL
A reader who puts a question
which I think many others would
like to ask, only they hate to em
barrass me so much, wants to know
about people ex
posing them
selves to a cool
breeze,- say from
an electric fan,
when t b e y are
overheated and
perspiring from
hard work or
play or exercise.
This reader does
not believe that
Is harmless, but
would like to be
convinced.
I have never believed It Is harm
less. All I contend Is that no one
suffers any illness from such ex
posure. I know very well that too
sudden cooling off after warming
up that way Is likely to bring a
lot of soreness and lameness In
the muscles Involved. That Is &
mechanical effect. It Is unpleasant
and for a while It may partly dis
able the victim, but It never makes
blm 111. The working of muscle In
volves the burning of fuel, blood
sugar, glycogen or animal starch, as
It Is called. The combustion of this
produces an acid akin to lactic acid.
Lactic acid Is the actd which Is pro
duced In souring milk by the fer
mentation of the milk sugar (lac
tose) by the lactic bacillus which Is
naturally present In milk In large
numbers. When the work or exer
tion la violent of course there Is
an Increased oxidation of blood
sugar and an Increased production
of the acid ash. The circulation
Increases In volume and rate at the
same time, but sooner or later, ac
cording to the Individual's physical
condition, the production of acid
material gets too far ahead of the
capacity of the circulation and then j
the actd waste matter begins to ac- I
cumulate in and about the overused ;
muscles. That has something we
don't know Just how much to do !
with physical fatigue. Anyway, the j
worker or player begins to tire i
and takes a rest. That gives the
circulation a chance to catch up. If
the Individual is In good physical
training, he will not suffer any !
great soreness or fatigue next day,
even tho he be careless about cool
ing off too quickly. If he is In poor
condition, unaccustomed to athletic
activity, he la likely to find himself
pretty sore next day, even tho be
Is as careful as a museum mummy
about undue exposure to the air.
Too sudden cooling of the surface 1
of the region reflexly tightens clr-,
culatlon In tbe muscles benesth, and
retards the carrying off of the acid
waste matter, which then acts ss
a local Irritant, and so causes sore
ness and lameness.
All of this applies only to over
heating from muscular exertion. It
has no bearing on overheating from
any external source, such as a hot
bath or hot air. No possible harm
comes from as sudden cooling as
one likes, after such passive over
heating. There is absolutely no
good reason why anybody should
hesitate to go In swimming when
overheated from the weather. The
matter of sweating haa nothing to
do with the question In any case.
Contrary to a popular notion, fos
tered by the teachings of near-doctors
and queer-doctors who Just di
vine things and never bother much
about physiology, there Is no pos
sible harm In the sudden suppres
sion of profuse sweating, whether
the sweating is produced passively or
by active exertion.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Boric Acid Supfflng.
I want to tell you that a sugges
tion In your column, namely, the
occasional snuffing of a pinch of
boric acid powder Into the nostrils,
has given me more relief for chronic
catarrh (oh, oh, maybe It's sinusitis)
than I have obtained In 10 years
of e-xperlence with nose and throat
specialists. W. A.
Answer The most recent remedy
or treatment always has an advan
tage over all previous efforts
namely that It la the one being
tried at the time the ailment hap
pens to be clearing up. This ac
counts for a lot of testimonials.
Relapse to Old Ifablt.
Having been bothered with con
stipation for many years I procured
your booklet and studied it and It
worked fine for a period of seven
weeks. Then I ate some cheese
and the trouble came back . , .
M. 8.
Ans. The man convinced against
his will holds to the same opinion
still. Cheese has nothing to do with
It. Your old habit Is stronger than
your new way of thinking, that's all.
I notice you still call It a trouble,
which means you still regard It as
an aliment. That's why I Insist
that readers writing for the booklet
on "The Constipation Habit" tell me
they have the habit. I have no
treatment or cure for constipation.
The booklet merely teaches bow to
break a bad habit. Inclose with
your request a dime and a stamped
envelope bearing your correct address.
(Copyright John P. Dille Co.)
Keel Prank Perl coroner.
Thla government having set aside
money to provide employment, while
helping Judicious undertak
ings, ought to lend to the Pennsyl
vania railroad the fifty-five million
dollars needed to complete the elec
trification of 1U lines between New
Tork and Washington.
Millions have already been spent
on the work, which may be stopped
through no fault of the Pennsylva
nia railroad. Its management could
not Imagine what a depression was
coming. The loan that the Pennsyl
vania request would be useful to
the whole country, employ 15,000
men more than two years, create or
ders for 60.000 tons of steel, many
million pounds of copper.
It would Involve more than one
hundred electric psssenger locomo
tives and much oter equipment.
Since the government has money to
lend and the Pennsylvania can give
perfectly good security, why not
make the loan and tet the 15.000 men
work? If that is not practical, what
.st
gists from Rome have discovered
what was left of Sodom and Gomor
rah after the big fire.
More interesting Is today's an
nouncement that Prof. Roy Whitman
of the University of Michigan has
discovered in Mesopotamia what he
thinks Is the Ztkurket, better known
aa the Tower of Babel
Located in the ancient city of Ak
shak, it is a mound of earth about
fifty feet high and three hundred
feet in diameter, with a cone of sun
dried bricks, forty feet square, by
way of reinforcement.
It might have been, when finished,
about one-third the height of Gov
ernor Al Smith's Empire State build
ing. The workers were not disci
plined, by the infliction of different
languages, because there was real
danger of tftelr reaching heaven,
since that abode, as we know now,
must be several billions of miles
above the top of their tower. They
were disciplined for their presump
tion, Innocent things, believed that
heaven was Just above the clouds.
4
The Republican party went wet in
Ohio, as you know, and now that
grand old machine Is trying to go
wet in New York. The Republican j
county committee was expected last
night to advocate a plank in the na
tional platform demanding repeal of
the 18th amendment.
However, the country will know
more about beer and such things
when It hears next November from
the millions of voters throughout
throughout the country that never
saw New York.
do our best minds explain a revival
of British prosperity, accompanied by
England's departure from the gold
basis? That seems like going to
heaven after turning atheist.
Slam haa left the gold basis also.
What Is good enough for England la
good enough for her.
Here lna the United States we are
faithful to gold, the Stars and
Stripes, the Declaration of Independ
ence and, full of fighting courage,
we sink deeper In the mud.
Our great financial minds appear
to have been strangely innocent. An
able Swede in the match business
cam bere, borrowed on hundred
and fifty million dollars, without
showing security, saying: "You can
not Imagine bow rlcA I am." The
bankers said: "Here's the money."
James L. Rosenberg, an able
American lawyer, shows that Krueger
gathered bere 150,000.000, of which
95 per cent went to Europe, American
finance making no effort to keep
track of tbe foreign business, never
asking where tbe money went.
American business men can testify
that If they tried to borrow one
thousandth part of one hundred and
fifty millions they would have to
show their birth certificate, wife's
wedding ring and every detail of
their business. Even then they would
get only half what they needed.
Medford club sanitary probe com-,
mittee "did not know what It waS
doing."
W.htte woman, who claims to have
been held In slavery by local Chi
nese colony, throws light on the rob
bery of Wah Lee, who lost B0O after
a knife fight.
Flight o Time
(Medrord and Jackson Count)
History from the Files of Tbe
Mail Tribune of 20 and 10 Year
Ago.)
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
May 13, 1932
(It was Saturday)
Greatest pear crop In history of
valley now in sight, with frost dan
ger past.
Bobbed hair gaining favor among
the women folks.
Merchants may be called upon to
finance county fair horse races.
Auto sales in
show steady gain.
southern Oregon
Portland has a light earthquake.
Child labor law Is held unconsti
tutional by supreme court decision.
Sacred Heart
"hospital day."
hospital observes
Mayor Gates attends a meeting of
the Ku Klux Klan and reports: "I
was given the work from end to end,
and it waa beautiful and very Im
pressive and made me wonder why
the packing of all the guns In Med
ford."
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
May 13, 1U12
(It was Sunday)
Crater Lake will be accessible to
public by middle of June, is predic
tion.
Local plumber declares Greater
Beverly Dobbs shows moving pic
tures of Alaska at the Moore theatre
to big crowds.
Rheumatism
Goes
Swollen Joints
Vanish
How to Stop Rheumatic Suffering In
Less Than a Week.
If you suffer from torturing rheu
matic pains, sore muscles or stiff In
flamed Joints, It's because your sys
tem is full of the dangerous poisons
that cause rheumatism and make
thousands helpless.
What you need is RU-MA, the new
medicine now sold by all druggists;
that acts directly on the liver, kid
neys and blood, and helps expel
through the natural channels of elim
ination the dangerous poisons that
cause rheumatism.
No long waiting for your suffering
to stop. RU-MA eases pain the first
day and Is the one rheumatism rem
edy guaranteed by Jarmln & Woods
to free muscles and Joints from all
painful stiffness, swelling and lame
ness, or nothing to pay.
BEST PATENT
SCIENCE plus the selec- .?
tlon of best wheats Is re- f
sponsible for the superiority
of Crown Flour. B
z ram Baking
Beiman .Batba, .Uv-fiwia and Jub. Vou read yesterday that arcbaeolo
Two Americans who once thought
they were rich and now know they
are not, were -asking each other.
"Where would you advise me to put
little money abroad to be perfectly
safe In case everything goes to pieces
here?"
Oeneral William Mitchell, who was
in the group, said: "The best la to
leave your money In the United
States. The next best la to put it In
Prance, the best organised country
In the world.
The French have power to resist
any attack from the outside, power
to suppress any Insurrection on the
Inside. They are powerful In the
air, powerful on land, powerful at
sea. powerful under the water, and
especially powerful In their gigantic
gold reserves. They have a great em
pire In Africa to which they can send
their surplus production; that's the
country that is solid.'
Very able nation, the French.
We know it to the extent of four :
billions. i
-
Yesterday London cut the bank
rate to 3'i per cent, cheapest money
with, one exception in 33 years. How i
BUY YOUR
FIRE & AUTOMOTIVE
INSURANCE
ON A
BUDGET PLAN
Thl agency has realized for some time the great need of a plan whereby property
owners would be able to pay for their fire Insurance on a budget plan. After considering
aeveral plans we discovered this plan which has the very feature we have been looking tor
safety, dependability and reasonable coat.
In fact, the finance charges for the budget plan are almost nil. So low that you will
hardly believe that It Is possible. The example below will prove this to you.
6 o Simple Interest
NO HIGH CHARGES ONLY
' No Interest
Charge For
, First Sixty Days.
Based on Simple 6 Interest, the Flat Charges are as Follows:
20 DOWN", BALANCE IN FIVE EQUAL PAYMENTS: The charge
for budget plan only one-half of 1 of total premium.
Example: Premium $40.00 Total Finance Charge, 20e.
Down payment, $3.00 Note for five payments of $6.40 each.
20 DOWN, BALANCE IN EIGHT EQUAL PAYMENTS: The chares
for budget plan is only 1 of the total premium.
Example: Premium, $200.00 Total Finance Charge, $2.00.
Down payment, $40.00 Note for eight payments of $20.00 each.
Let Us Explain This Helpful Plan To You In Person.
BROWN & WHITE AGENCY, Inc.
J. C. COLLINS
Insurance
104 West Main St.
Phone 130