TWO
THE KVKNl.Vli NKWs,
J1AXK STATKMKNT.
No.
Ucijort of the condition of the Itoseburg National Btuk at Itoseburg,
In the State of Oregon, at the close of busings on May 1st, 1 810.
Iti'tmurcctf. '
1. a Loans and discounts (except shown on b).... 292, !9i. 98 292,99G.
2. Overdrafts, secured, rume; unsecured, none.
3. V. 8. liunds:
a V. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation
(par value 12,1,00.00 12.500.0
4. Honda, Securities, etc.
e Securities other than U. S. bonds (not In-
cludlne stocks! owned unpledged 31.141.98 31,141.9
6. a Subscription to stock of Federal Ko-
serve Hank J3.90O
b Less amount unpaid 1,950
7. a Value of banking house (If unencumbered) 20,600.00
8.
9.
Furniture and fixtures ,
Km! estate owned other than banking house
10. Net amount due from Federal Reserve Bank
11. a Net amount due from approved resorve
agents In Now York, Chicago and St. Louis 3,838.41
b Net amount due from approved reserve
agents In other reserve cities 51,550.72
12. Net amount due from banks and bankers
(othor than Included In 10 or 11)
14. Other checks on banks in the same city or
reporting bank
15. a Outside checks and other cash Items 300.00
b Fractional currency, nickels, and cents ... 49.79
16. Notes of other national banks
17. Federal Reserve bank notes
IS. Coin and certificates
21. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and
due from U. S. Treasurer
1,950.0
20,600.0
3.000.0
7,424.2
11,000.00
55,390.
2,102.0
1,086.33
349.7
2,640.0
300.00
20,420.00
625.00
Total J4,526.B6
Liabilities.
IB. Capital stock paid In
2. Surplus fund
7. Undivided profits I 8,780.61
c Less current expenses, interest, and taxes
paid 3,786.61
20. Circulating notes outstanding
Donuuul DopoNita:
33. Individual deposits subject to check
34. Certificates of deposits duo in less than
30 days 23,554.24
I 60,000.00
15.uuu.00
4,994.00
12,496.00
363,483.3
Total t469,526.66
State of Oregon, County of Douglas, ss. '
I ,W. T. Wright, Cashior of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge -ami bollof.
W. T. WRIGHT, Cashier.
Subscribed and Bworn to before CORRECT
OR thlB 8th day of May. 1916.
M. F. RICK, j
Notary Public for Oregon. My j
commission expires Juno 5, 1919.
AttOBt:
J. F. BARKER,
I. ABRAHAM.
A. C. MARSTERS,
Directors.
HAWI.KY lilt; ICS APPItO
riHATIONS OF INTKItHST
TO PEOPLE OF OltlttiON
:
At the Invitation of the. chairman
ef the committee on appropriations
of the house of representatives,
Representative W. C. Hawley ap
peared before tlio committee and
urged the Incorporation in the sun
dry civil bill, now being formed, a
number of Items of especial Inter
mit to the pooplo of Oregon.
Among these are the following
Mr. Hawley asked for an appropria
tion of $100,000 to continue the
construction of ronds, trails And
bridges in the Crater Lake National
park and for an additional appro
priation of $12,225 for maintenance
od Improvements. In tlio past few
yean the beauties of the park have
been mado avallavle to tourists by
the construction of a portion of a
system or roads and trulls and It Ib
propose,) to contlnuo this construc
tion until the system is complote and
the scenic wonder of the niOBt In
torost ero made accessible to visit
ors to tlio park.
In the matter of the protection of
ahlpplng In tlio Pacific Northwest,
Mr. llawlvy urged nn appropriation
of $6,000 for additional aids to navi
gation on tlio Coqulllo' river, nn ap
propriation of $35,000 for additional
aids to navigation along tlio coasts
of Oregon and Washington and allo
cate hpproprlntlons to meet tlio
Tocoinmnndatlona or the light house
Borvice and shippers to make navi
gation In Alaskan waters more safe
by marking uncharted rocks, remov
ing obstructions, etc.
Ho requested that $10,000 addi
tional bo made available to ixiy for
tun construction of the iicdornl
building nt itoseburg, which It Is
oxpecteit will bo completed within a
few montliB. Mr. Hawloy also ask
ed for an appropriation of $5,000
for continuing fire protection of the
timber on the Oregon and California
land grant lands during such time as
title to these lands remains uncertain.
AGIO NTS WANTED.
Elderly mon desiring light em
ployment can make good wages Bell
Ing our full lino of popular priced
nursery stock. Outfit furnished
Investigate. AddreBs Pacific Nur-
sory Company, 122 Vt Grand avonue
Portland, Oregon. C39-ml3
SNOW ItHI'OKTKH FAST OF
CiRKKXH THIS MOlt.MSt;
Fred Renner, of Greens, arrived
In the city this morning and report
ed that Mt. Dodson and Mt. Scott
were entlroly covered with snow, It
being the first time within the recol
lection of tho oldest Bottlers that
tnese mountains woro covered with
white at this time of the year. A
number of tho residents having gur
uon truck report that tho cold dur
ing the past few nights has played
havoc with tho truck.
LADY MOTOH1.STS.
Would you like to drlvo to Chica
go and back without a puncture?
You can If you have your tiro filled
with .National ltiubber Tiro Flllor.
As easy as air. II. Jny Stone, ogent.
556-J2p
For pale, all kinds of bedding
plants. Canterbury bolls, and Pan
ama Exposition urado of pansie
plants on sale at Gall's confection
ery, Cass streoL Phone 414. Mrs.
F. D. Owens. 378-tf
A World Beater
The New
Sharpies
Special
The Suction-Feed Tubular Sep
arator. Twen(y-ciqht new fea
tures. Uniform thickness of
cream regardless of speed.
NOW O.V DISPLAY AT TIIK
Douglas Co. Creamery
Preference!
The superb Turkish quality of La
Marquise is rapidly giving this un
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other brands among the critical
smokers of the West,
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WHITE STAR LINER
LONDON, May 9. The White
Star liner Cymbrlc was submarined
and sunk at three o'clock this morn
ing while attempting to reach an
Irish port.
Lloyds announced that the entire
crow of one hundred and ten were
rescued. Tho Dutch sjoanier Cron-
yina sent out wireless messages
stating that the liner hud been struck
by a torpedo and was sinking
EaMier dispatches Btated that a
umber of steamers were proceed
ng to the rescue of the passengers
nd crew.
Tho offices of the White Star line
have confirmed tho renort that the
row was saved.
Tho American consul at Liverpool
has been directed to obtain details
f the sinking of file vessel. It Is
believed that thore wore no Ameri
cans aboard the ship.
mox::v to i.oax
Plenty of money on long timo
loans, good farm security, privilege
to havo same drawn payable on or
before twenty years. This Is the op
portunity for the farmer, write for
particulars. Itlre & Hlce, Douglas
county representatives. 662-J1
KI.IUVSK sT'HOOl, CI.OSKS;
TKAOIIKIW (ilVK.N SlilPlitSK
In order to show their apprecla-
on of their teachers, Miss Pentney
nd Mr. Goff, and for tho excellent
work the past school year, the Mel
rose school arranged a surprise for
them tho last day of school and each
ono gave a small amount with which
a present was bought for the two
teachers..
On Friday. May Bth. the last dav
of the term, the teachers were call-j
vu who mo room " the pupils
were, and a hen ---,.!, 0f presen
tation was made In- Alfred Ander
son. Calling t't-oniloD to the fact
that It was the last day of an eight
months term, Mr. Anderson stated
that the school felt that the area!
work of education started and con
tinued in that community by these
teachers ws one worthy of remem
brance. A great change could be
seen In the grounds end the appara
tus in the past eight months, all of
which was the result of their labors
along that line, for while the scholars
did much of the work, tho inspira
tion came from the teachers. He
thought that the good work and In
terest In the studies and methods
would be continued if the same
toachors were returned again next
year, or for several years.
In presenting the remembrances
he said the pupils had all contribut
ed to them, and they were present
ed with the best wishes of the en
tire shcool. The much surprised
toachors made speeches of thanks
nfter which refreshments were serv
ed by the' Misses Elvira Frederick
son, Julia Bloomberg and Ruby Dan
iels. It was a very delightful oc
casion enjoyed by teachers and pu
pils alike.
WILSONS NOT TO
LEAVE ROSEBUftG
According to Mr. H. G. Wilson,
who has been supervisor of the local
Indian agency for the past few years,
he and hls family will not move
from this city, but will make thisi
their permanent home. Although
he has been given the supervisorship
of the fourth district which is com-'
posed of the four states of Kansas.'
"xhi-vv inv'-i and Oklntininn. his'
presence Is not needed there at all
times and he will maintain his home
here.
.. His trips to this district will be
only ss an Inspecting officer and con
sequently only a small part of his
time would be occupied h year
In visiting the many posts about the
country under his charge. His fam
ily will not leave this city for any
length of time and their present
home in North Roseburg will still
be occupied by them. The many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are
glad to learn of this fact, as they
have proven themselves residents
'vith whom acquaintance is indeed
itnvnble.
Mll Mill
HERE ME AHE ACAIX WITH A
(iOOl) I ARM IlAHti.UN
37 acres 'good rich soil, about 13
acros in cultivation, more could be.
Sinnll three room house, barn and
good well. All fenced. 1 Mi mile from
Uoseburg postofflce. Price $1800.
One-third cash, balance terms.
SKIFF REALTY CO.,
Grand Hotel Annex
571-ml0
DAILY WKATIIEK KEPOBT.
U. S. Weather Bureau. local office,
Roeoburg. Ore., 24 hours ending i
a. ni., May 9, 191?.
Precipitation In inches and hun
dredths: '
Highest tempernturo yesterday 56
Lowest temperature last night 37
Precipitation, last 24 hours 33
Total precipitation since first of
month 1.04
Normal preclp. for this month 2.05
Total proclpltatlon from Sep
tember I. t9!5. to date 34. 98
Xveisre precipitation from p-
temtier 1. 1877 31.36
Total excess from tfep-
. tember 1, 1915 3.62
Average precipitation for IS
wet seasons, (SepL to Mar.
inclusive . ..ia.M
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