EIGHT
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1925.
. Charter No. 8953 Reserve District No. 12 1
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Roseburg National Bank
At Roseburg, in th State of Oregon, at the close of Cuilnett on
June 30. 1925.
RKSOIRCKS
1. a Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts,
t ' , acceptances -of other banks, anil foreign
bills of exchange or drafts, sold with lu
dorscment of this bank (except those
shown In b and vi
4. U. S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OWNED:
u Deposited to secure, circulation t U. &.
bond pur value) 9 12,500.00
b AH other Culled State Government securi
ties (including premiums, If uny.. 115,450.0)
Total
5. OTHER BONDS, STOCKS, SECURITIES,
ETC.:
-6. Ranking House, $2J,000; furniture and fix-
turt'tt, $2,500 ..
7. Real estate owned other than banking house
N. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve liank
Cash In vault and umount due from national
banks
Amount duo from state banks, bankers, and
trust companies In the United States (oth
er than Included In Items 8, 9, and M)
Cheeks on other banks In the same city or
town as reporting bank (other than
Item 12i
Total of Items ft. 10, 11. 12, amll3 1(JS,28ri.flO
b Miscellaneous cash Items 574. 9!
Kedeiuptfon fund wiih IT. H. Treasurer hi id
due from V. S. Treasurer 025, OC
10.
11
$18,43.58
127.950.00
47,116.43
24.500.AO
25.12H.H3
M.438.SK
158,912.40
5.045.29
4,297.31
IW PPORTI
20 years, and was one of the'
(own characters, t
The officials who made Hie trip
pronounced il hot, difficult and
hazardous, and through one of
thn wildest sections of Jackson 1
county.
Coroner Conger said the tdentl- 1
ficaiion of the body, wbilo not '
positive, was "reasonably certain
of being Anderson. "
t NEW TODAY I
Mr. Anderson was lh uncle of
Mm. Ed lllnk.o of koseburg. He.
. , , . !ai lnt last November, when he
The mid word win rceolvcd here , ,,.rt ,,, Ullr,,g a. B,wtorm t0
this morn nr of the death of Mrs. K la t)l8 olfj,.e ,tarte,,
A II Knight at Portland. Mrs. out after ,lark- ,, apparently
Knight, who was formerly Fanny ,t hih way UIlll ,.,.. mnfused.
( obi.. for many year a ro- J Swtr,.n UlK pur,jes Hpent M-veral
sld nt of Roseburg. and her muny , davll ookl,. rr j,,,,, ,,ut W(.r(.
friends hero an. grieved to learn ,,, ,,,. ,,, . atlv .
of her death wlil. li followed a j tu Bnuw lhu way he na(1 KO!re.
iiitijifr upt-j uiiimi iir i lit r'iiiiv in
of a tumor, Mrs. Knight spent
BROUGHT TO CITY
The body of Susan V. Honeywell,
formerly a resident of Myrtle
FRESH JERSEY COW Will trade
for goal a. It. F. Huntley, Brock
way, Or.
! FOR SALE CHEAP-Tenfauto
cover, 11x18, Mti Went Mosher
St.
FOR RENT Modern apartment".
nicely furnished; garage. 410
W est Douglas. St.
FOR SALE 100 tiera"wood urit
in shed while dry. 6U3 Mill SL,
or phone 42V R.
Creek, wan brought to this city to-! Pf . 0,IE, , ,- , . - .
.'ay for burial. Mr. Jionewell , Ff. SALE-Baled Kraln bay, at
died la.t week at TujunEa.- ( alifor- i J ' 1 3. a.,""-.1" Af e nDch-
Tolnl
LIAI1IL1TIES.
17. Oaplinl nto:k paid In.
is. KurpitiH fund -
lii. a lindlvlded proflla
2!il. Ri nerved for taxi'a, InlereI, etc., accrued
21. Clrcu'atiliK notes outstanding
iifi. Certified checks ouMtundiiiK
Total of Items 2i, 2:1. 24, 2r.. nnd 2ii 21 S
DEMAND DEPOSITS (OTHER THAN BANK
DEPOSITS) SUBJECT TO RESERVE
(deposits payable within .10 dayst:
?7. Individual deposits ptihjcft to check.
2S. CertTitntes of deposit due In less than 20
itays (other than for money borrowed I
29. Slate, county, or other municipal deposits
spcured by pledge of assets of this bunk
" ' or surety bond
Tolal of demand debits (other than
bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items
27. 2. 2!i, .'to. .11. and 12 SC7.r,19.SS
TIME DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO RESERVE (pay
able after :t0 days, or subject to 30 days or
;uore notice, and nstnl savings):
H3. Certificates of deposit (other than for money
borrowed I
Tolal of time deposits subject to Reserve,
Hems 33, .14, 35, and 36....- 81,0(17.70
. $M:l7,or,2,71
$ r.o.ttiio no
I.'i.IIIIIMMI
r..!,T.4x
2.4X1.20
12,lfl." (Ml
21 SO
:.r,r,,740.r.3
23,173.90
SS,f".1.10
S 1.007.70
Totnl s37.ur,2.7l
STATE OK OltEdON, County of Douulas. ss:
I, I). S. llouser, cashier of the above-named bank, do fo!i mnlv swear
many years of her life In this city.
attending th local school and
iieinir employed ill RoseburK un
til the time of her marrluKe about
Mfteen yeurs ago.
Kite is survived by her husband,
a resident of Portland, her mo
ther, Mrs. S. K. Cobb, ef Itose
fiurg, and eight brothers und sis
lers. W. L. Cobli, Mrs. L. Ar llll
'ard, T. C. Cobb. Roseburg; .1. It.
"ohb, C A. Cobb. Mrs. Win. Ili
iree, Portland. M. S. nnd James
'ohb of Murhfield.
Funeral arrangements have not
et been announced.
liny rope, pulleys, carriers
; forks at Wharton llros.
and
Broccoli
Bros.
planters at Wharton
LOOKOUT KILLED,
55 FIRES SET B,
nia, near I-rOs Angles, of pulmon
ary tuberculosis. She Mas born In
1 Ireland, and came to this country
live years ago. She was married
to DeForest Honeywell and was
' the mother of 2 small children. She
! uart 21 years of ase at thu Rme of
; h r death. The body was brouK't
to Roseburg by a sister, Mrs. li. O.
McKinley, of Myrtle Creek. The
Northwest of Winchester.
FOR SAI.K--l;.ackb-rrles 6c per
box. Hck them yourself. H2H
llaniiltun street.
F(iH SALK 2 lacUlules7harnes
and wagon; cheap, it. F. Hunt
ley, Urockway, Ore.
FOHSALK Ilroccoll plimt St7
Valentine, strain. E. C. Kngle.
Oiiklftml fire
funeral services will be conducted ..,.-r,. . i(
... ttM r'nthntin rh.,n.h Ti,P,dB v ! U)s 1 -Hluck how tie, with Eastern
i at the Catholic church Tuesday
I morning at 10 o'clock, with .inter
! ment in the Catholic cemetery.
ELECTRIC STORrt! LlKS PASS THROUGH
ItUULUUIlU L(d SfHI
BODY BELIEVED TO
BE THAT OF LOST
MAN IS LOCATED
I Iiurlng the past three daya Ro.se
btir' has been visited by hundreds
: (An.-LII Pmw I.imv Wire.)
PRIEST RIVER. Idaho, July 13
I Paul Itlickensdorfer, lookout at
! South llaldy ranger station, north
of Priest lake, was killed, and 55
forest fires were set, by the elec
trical storm which struck north of
MEnl'ORI). July 13 The body ! here Sunday. One hundred and
of a man. thought to have been fifty men are on the scene fight-
Charles Anderson. ', of Cold ; Ing the fins, and two airplane foe- ,,f m mbers of the Elks lodges
Hill, missing since November 24 lest patrol, one from Spokane anditrotu all parts of the country. Sat
'ast was found late Friday after-lone from Missoula, Mont., are on . unlay night the Eureka delegation
ntion by James Ramsey, a pro- their way to may the fire areas. Iwhs In the city with its Redwood
spertor. on the summit of a high Hllckcnsdorfer was a student at iiiebwav band, fhe musical oreani-
peaa in ine nortnern pari or jui-k- tne i nlversity or luano. ins ratn--on
county, between Foots and Vr is a physician at Cincinnati,
Kane creeks. Ramsey discovered Ohio. Young Illickendorfer had
the body lying heirealh a tree : worked two seasons in the forest
while he was In march of a bee service. He was sleeping on the
tree. Coroner H. W. Conger and .floor of the lookout cabin, having
illeputy Sheriff Forncrook remov- ( KVen up his bed to vislllng forest
it ine remains to lioiu mil late t ofrif-lalH. when killed. No others
I Star pin. Finder please leave
at this office.
FOR RENT 5-rooni-model n LuiTga-
low and 5-room house. Inquire
720 Winchester Street.
FOR RENT Sleeping; room. Willi
toilet and bath; quiet location.
hiquire it2a Cobb St.
V.'A.NTEiJ Every kodak user to
know we give the real 8-hour
finishing service. Clark, Cass St.
WANTED Mall orders for kodak
finishing. 8-hour professional
service. Clark, Cass St.
WANTED ;irl for general-house-work
in family of 2. L. II. Cham
bers, at Wells andsChase's gar
age HAY FOR SALE IN COCKS
Very reasonable. Half mile north
east from Camp View. Theo.
Trulsen.
FOR SALE One or two lots close
zation giving a concert at the in. Will take used car or radio
I mpqua Hotel. Yesterday the set in part payment, terms on
c.iravan from Hakersfield lodge j balance. Phone 3ot-R.
Number a!ti. passed through the j FoirsXLEFord"lon-ti uck. pneu
city. Tin- delegation Included the( niatlc tires and hard tire set for
famous Purple liuards, the drill i r.-ar wheels, a barL-aiii for l?oo
the California 1171 y 11 t
Don't Pay Bills Twice!
npIIlS may have happened to Borne of us, when we give cash
in payment for something purchased, but It may be avoided
, by having a Checking Account In this Hank,
opening an Account In this Hank today?
May we suggest
UMPQUA VALLEY BANK
ROSEBURG, OREGON)
that the above statement is true
belief.
' Subscribed and sworn to before
me thN l.'Hh iIhv of Jn'v, 1H2V
O. W. YOUNfl. Ni.tin-y Public.
' (Seal) Mv rominlsxion expires
Fi b. 2'. i!i:'S.
the best' of mv knowledge and
T. S. llOCSEIt, CuMiler.
COKItKCT Attest:
A. C. MAItSTEI.S,
C. V. FAItKrf.
I. AltltAll.Wl,
Directors. 1
We ptiy cash for dry
bark. Wharton-Hros.
cascara For prompt taxi service, city or
rountrv trips. I'hone. 44.
today.
It. was Impossibre to Idpntify
Anderson, except from bis clothes.
atid the garments tinswer perfect
ly the description riven by his
w I fe as w ha t ho wo re w hen he
left hom. It was a habit of An
derson to carry a stub of a pencil
In his vest pocket, according to
his wife, and one was found there.
A nickel was also found in the
clothing.
Anderson was well known In !
Gold Mill, where ho had lived for j
in the cabin were injured.
Heat with gas.
' i he Poitland convention.
f van as met at the state line
COLLEEN MOORE
In
"DESERT FLOWER"
Our July Clearance Sale
Starled with a bang- -and no wonder if you could see the sav
ing our Clearance Sale affords, you, too, would become enthusias
tic Pleased customers have called this "he greatest sale of the
year." Our windows tell the story better than words. See the
wonderful reductions on late style footwear.
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
SHOES THAT SATISFY ANO FIT YOUR FEET.
PERKINS BLOO.
ROSEBURQj, OREGON
Il HOUSE PAINT
M $2.40 per Gallon
i' Dt!fin-Gernt?fn Co. '
'am which, won
Mate cnaiupMiMMiip loree years in . o ; .
-accession. The drill team will try JZ , ' i ""T
for the national championship 7l l'- .'" i'r,"K "T
inecara- ., .... .. ,'.... .
by r ;,v ",,,,u r-
Traffic (Mficers Thurber and'- - '..- ,
Shores, and was piloted to EUguie : lln SALE GimmI threshing ma
by them. chine, No. is Russell, u.sed only
. three seasons; a bargain at one-
third Us cost. C. A. Lockwood
Motor Co. 1
Til iTnMEUSMut arFirenF
lief Ass'n of Portland. Farm and
suburban prorterty, rate 35 cts.
per $100. I. M. Tuthill, Douglas
Co. agent. Oakland, Oregon.
FTTH iH:N 120 acre raiichS
miles of I'mpQua. Cood
house and all necessary bldgs.
mm mm
mi eiG lie
( piut'.I Pnim I.. ail Wfn.)
rOHTLAND. Ore., July 1 The
:iniiual tournament of the Oregon
State Coif Association. int under
4 v.av toilay at t h Tualatin country
JmilllKT.il :'-lub with the qualifying round of
Mho wnmens' division an the first
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
324 Perkins lthlg. I'hone 5:4
I event. A 11. 'Id of B4 go.fc.rs, the
! best In Ongon and some cf the
' leading players from neighboring
states, teed off In th lN-hole event
The qualifying round of the
men's championship will bf plavcd
tomorrow. It will be for holes. -Th.
re are lis I'litrics in this drvl-i I:i
Unit $175 a year. For further in
formation write to owner, Wm.
Elsen, 1510 W. Koth St., Chicago,
Illinois.
v s i id fo i i iru Aiu ;7 i xs
llt'J I Ford roadster.
l!2l Ford touring.
11)23 Ford touring.
I!i22 Ford touring.
11)22 Ford touring.
1 Ford touring.
If 111 Ford touring.
M2o Jtird bug.
1 Ford One-Ton truck.
otici:
opth-.il p;
Will
Kin it i ii t 'I 'il v
p..t ttrii.lit
til lt tin
i, while tuknik,'
inst rm t i"ti i ii
l ii hi
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perklna Bldg. . Roseburg, Ora
Phone 8a.
sion. There are 17 entries for the
men s class' II championship which
will Hturl at the Wavciiy club to- i
morrow.
l'.t'2'.i Essex Coach,
l'.Hii Hoick Six touring.
Salesroom open Ewnings.
MATHEWS MOTORX-CHANGE
Py the City Hall
CATCHINC'S FED CARS
li'lM Ford touring 215.00
Looks nnd runs good.
in;l Ford touring 213.00
Hi painted; mechanically good.
till, llulck Six touring 250.00
. THE LIBERTY THEATER
ONLY TODAY AND TOMORROW
AMAZING REVELATIONS
F rom tltc Turgid Current of Modern Life as Lived Today.
Based on Actual Life Experiences of
MRS. MARY E. HAMILTON
New York's Famous and First Policewoman
With Johnnie Walker an.l Virginia Lee Corbin
Sensational Revelation, by
MARY E. HAMILTON
New York Famous
Policewoman
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"ORF.GONIAN WEEKLY."
CftMEDY: "PIED PIPER.
Thli Crt Jt Sp.ei.ll of R.v.l.tion. Only ? r. for Adult. nrt in rt. Inr rklM...
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Electronic and Tlectro-Therph
417 Perkins HM Pinn u
.
FASHION'S DECREE
Dame Fahion dictates that
white will the thing this
f'.Miimer, That is v h re your
troubles begin. Erom
known bow the malbt spt.Ts
loom up on a background of
white. Cii-ats stain. auto
grease and dust stains nre (he
most prevalt-nt. but with our
modern dry cb-anlng th.e !
troubles all vanish. We have !
the expt ririice and judgment I
to handle all materials, ffoin '
the sheerest of silks to the
ht avii Mt of flannels. You will
be phasMl with our work and . .
pries. Phone 472. Kosebunr.! TOW K V'C HCU!TI
NOW
Mr. Motorisi
YOU CAN BUY A
STANDARD QUALITY
FOR YOUR FORD FOR
This Battery Also Fits Chevrolet
Star and Other Small Cars
ALL OTHER TYPES REDUCED!
AUTO ELECTRIC STATION
1 22 South Stephens St. ' Roseburg
ARKETl
Wouies. )
(Atworiated PrpM ItM-'I Wir.)
PORTLAND. July 13. Arrivals
liuns good and gool rubber
li23 Chyrolet touring .... 275.00
In 'good condition
1120 Hudson 7-pass. tour
ing 500.00
Wire wheels and good condition
1K20 Hudson 7-pass. se
dan 750.00
Looks and runs like new.
Koy Catching Motor Co.
12.i N. Hose Kosebure. Ore.
I.lherty Thcolre
The old adage that "Truth ifl
stranger than ficiiou" ( once
more proved in "Lilies of the
Struts", the pirt ure now show
ing at the Liberty Theatre for
today an.l tomorrow only.
While tho siory was written ex-
Cleaners. .1. F. Dillard.
of the country dressed meats along
ihe street this morning were neull
geut and the already strong market
was given further Impetus by the
shortage. Puyers are looking for
top calves and hogs and good stock
1.1 mititinarl 11 miii-Vlv Thuro la a
keen demand for supplies this V f,r lhe "l" bJ Kiza
week, especially for the hotel and
restaurant trade and buyers are
scouring the market In order to
meet the convention requirements.
noice ngni caives sen reauuy ai IlI(.llire was culle.l from some case
i. hi i-s w,lu uwii"m ti,at has come under Investigation
V..1;;; 1 . f Nw Vork police, and tha
f"'ft" nlr "I' who
beth J. Monroe, It was based on
actual experiences of Mrs. Mary
K. Hamilton. New York's first
and famous policewoman. Prac
tically every happening In tho
AUCTIONEER
Hoot forget that
rale:; in cily or i
I handle
ountrv.
M. C. Radabaugh
530 N. Pine St.
Crop Insurance
Insure our hay ami gi .tin
now. Our aneney offers ymi
real sen Ice In fire luMiiani.
matters. We write automo
bile insurance.
G. W. YOUNG c SON
INSURANCE
I 16 Ciim St. Phone 417
By All Means Worry
Cnlcs your Hume, llitstlness
rersntml Etrectn aed Auto at.'
fii!l pioiect.il by Insura'u"
Insurdnc I. Our Business
I1ASEI1AI.I.
i,ftfrii'rte'Z l 1 ! I'hilad.lphia: R. H. 13.
'JWiQ'k 'St. l,.ui, ...2 12 o
,.T; "it. T . t'hilu.l.'l l.hl!. 1 !! O
I ( l iunincs).
rvr'H ! I!;rteries: Relnhart and O'Far-
rell; Deratur. Couch and Wilson.
At Hrooklyn: R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 4 9 0 ;
Hrooklyn 2 7 1 j
; Hatterit s: Aldridse and Smith,
C.oorh: Hubbell and Taylor.
At Boston: R. H E."'
Cincinnati '. 4 6 1 1
I Iloston I 6 5
Hatteries: J. Benton and Krue-;
, c r; Barnes nnd Gibson.
At New York: R. H. E. 1
Chfc:it!0 14 0
New York 3 6 0
i Batierif-: Cooper and Gonzales- i
m
immim
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Health Is a priceless pos
session and is the result
of perfection of the spine.
If one or more (.f in- vTif
brae are subluvated there
is IniPerfert conro'ction b.
t ween the brain power
hotpe and Ihe r rvo cells.
Chiropr.'ictlc atljusts the
spinal peppients.
fancy
more
li and 1!H cents and holding firm
There is also a brisk call for all
Hues of poultry and prices are. slow
ly working higher. Light hens are
j up to IS cents with heavies at 24
i to cents. nui' springs is) lo
j 11 cents with colored stock up to
i 25 cents.
Butter and eecs were generally
stoady and unchanged at opening
of week. Receipig were moderate
and demand good.
The wool market is steady at the
opening of the week. Recent sales,
made at 35 cents for poorvr grade .
lo as high as 4 cents for fancy
stufL Around 2i0.ono pounds have
e,.p nu c based around Heppner by
the E. J. Burke company.
A two-cent advance in hams am
bacon Is effective todav. Best su
Kiir cured hams now 34 to 36 cuts:
picnics up a cent at 23 to 24c a
pound. Best bacon now quotd at
4ti to 4S cents.
has been deftly welded into
a motion picture drama that for
strength of story, virility of dra
ma, vividness of characterization
and all around interest has sel
dom been eiuelled.
Boswril Hotel for good eats.
Eastern Orecon writ at growers
adopt as classified scale for har
vest wages, Irom 2 to a day.
Heat with gas.
f lakland Sheepmen will ship
15.000 lambs to Sau Francisu market.
Greenfield and Snydt
t American League
K. H. E.
4 7 1
- X 12 1
Hoyt and Bengough:
I
tfry-',r':. 1 -! ; 'A COLLEEN MOOi
ft "DESERT FLOWER" M
sSMi."r xi mine. m ymwnjmjuum , -
t f'hirato:
New Vork ...
Chicairo
I Italleriea:
t Kaber and Schalk.
1 At Detroit: R. HE.
rhlia,lel,hia 4 9 1
Detroit 1 5 1
1 ltatleries: tjuinn and DerktiiM;
I Sloner, I'arroll and llansler.
j YesterdAy'e Resuits
At I'ortland 107: Salt l-sko 3d.
At Oakland 5-12: Vernon 6 5.
(Firt game 12 Innings.)
At Seattle 2ti; Saeramenio fi a.
At l.o Angtles s ; San Fran
rlsco 3 12.
At CI,
Iloston
American League
eland: It.
. IS
Heat wl'h g.l's. t
TONITE g
ALL STAR CAST ft I
KMUi
II. E.
14 S
j ,A fl-1. la-.l 11 n 2
, M. r-es- , hr. Huffing. H,
ivt t il . ul H.i-r. Winctleld and llachoff:
"No Mother
to Guide Her"
FOX NEWS
"HALF BACK OF
NOTRE DAME"
Comedy
Smith.
Myatt.
and Harhoff:
Miller, Shautf and S-well,
lCc
25c
llarlie picking baes and laddera
at Wharton Bros.
Coming "SLANDERS"
TONITE ANO TUESDAY
It's Riot of Fun
"40 Winks"
With Raymond Grif
fith and Viola Danna
PATHE NEWS
SANTA BARBARA
EARTHQUAKE
"THE REEL '
VIRGINIAN"
Comedy
10c 25c
Wed. Colleen Moore in
"The Desert Flower"