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iyi! mm 41 H- m I! i- i H 1 s !J i. ... TWO - :. v ; " RQgEBDRG'- NEWSREVIEW. SATURDAY; JULY 1 0 ! 926." ; J ' " " IMotiticemet! ; ' ' Opening." ! s , . ; , ' : j j ; (Incorporated under the Laws of the State of Oregon. Under 8tate Supervision and C ontrol.) It':!'.. 1 i '. A LOCAL ORGANIZATION ABSOLUTE SAFETY Home Office: First State and Savings Bank Building, Roseburer. Oregon. The DOUGLAS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO- v4 CIATION is a local Oregon corporation organized and managed by successful and prominent men in your own locality, men who are known to you to have made, a: success in their own private busincca, and who, with the exception of those who are charged with the1 actual . management of the association, are serving ydii and j J f your association without ' reward and .only swjth the: thought and desire to be of further service to the torn- ' ' muriity by encouraging thrift and home i ownership j among Iheir neighbors. ' I i. t ' ' ' ' ' We invite you to become a member of our asso ciation by starting a savings account with us!on which you will receive a very satisfactory rate of interest and . ' at the same time you will provide for your jfuture and ; those you love most. We vill take pleasure in telling you all about our , . new plans of savings and protection if' you will call at our office or drop us a line. t ; -., ; SAFETY The United States Comptroller of the Currency's report, recently published, in comparing losses to inves tors by different institutions of savings, gives statistics showing that Building and Loan Associations through out the United States, of which there are now ovar ten thousand, representing a total investment of over Four Billion Dollars, have suffered losses totaling only seven thousandths of one per cent of the assets of these asso ciations, thus establishing a record for safety not equaled by any other form of investment. , "THE MAGAZINE OF WALL STREET," America's foremost financial journal, in its edition of October 27th, 1923, rates a Building and Loan Associa tion Savings Account in the same class for absolute safety as U. S. Treasurer's Certificates, and also states that Building and Loan Savings return a higher earning. WHAT IS A BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION? These Associations,' under the laws .of Oregon, may be called either Savings and Loan or Bujlding and Loan Associations. They are primarily Savings. Insti tutions, designed and organized to provide a safe and profitable method for the investment of small savings. For example, you and 99 other people have $10.00 each to invest.. The only institution open to you for this small amount would be the Savings Bank at a low rate of interest, but by pooling these savings into a common fund, the $ 1 000.00 so accumulated could be profitably invested in a choice first mortgage, each member of the association thus formed, sharing in the earnings of their combined capital, thus guaranteeing themselves, not only first mortgage security for their savings, but also a profitable rate of earnings usually available only to those who are able to invest their money in large amounts. Officers and Directors of Roseburg's New Building and Loan Association. ' i.v: ' ' - .. .'..'.il:'.'::'. .: officers: B. L. EDDY, President GEO. KOHLHAGEN, Vice-Prcs. J. E. McCLINTOCK, Secretary B. W. STRONG, Treasurer WAYNE E. JONES, Manager ilMLM :r . i . ; '. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ' I B. L.' EDDY, State Senator arid Attorney at Law. ' B.' W. STRONG, President Umpqua Valley Bank. J. E. McCLINTOCK, President Commercial Abstract Co, GEORGE KOHLHAGEN, Dealer in Live- 1 F.i H. CHURCHILL, President ,' Churchill Hardware Company. C. A. LOCKWOOD, President of Lockwood Motor Company. DR. E. B. STEWART, Physician and Surgeon. stock and Proprietor of Economy Market and Kohlhagen Apartments. .... For Full Particulars Call or Write the Douglas Building and Loan Association, First State and Savings Bank Building, Roseburg, Oregon. AXTMiltH 'J'lIIJATItK AiiUlth Will Kliow Tinv Uclio i)jmlulH Comedy. A apurkllni;, viilllcklnK romody, In Id In tlio hot'ldty iilmusplirrn of J'ulm l3oncli mid nthor Klnridu l....iii,. bnnln irlnHrinrt lv lltn lit. wllcliliiK proKoiii'O mill liiimiirouM hour apeod lionl, nnd you'll tioplu aiitli'B of llebo. UhiiIpIh, nnd do pi'ilding for llH tlirllln upoh llio Hpecdboat ratiliiK Ih what pluturo. S"er may expect to fco at tlio Antloia Thoalre Sunday, when 'Tlio l'nlin. ilpach lilrl" begins u tliroo duy's run. JtiHt plcturo llcbc ns a gawky country girl trying to learn tlio manners and mnnnorlflm of tlio Binart soclul set, falling In lovo with a handHonic lnllllonntve, ad venturing with bootloggors nnd running wild In a slxty-mllo-an , Charter No. 8865 Reserve District No. REPORT OP CONDITION OF 12 The Roseburg National Bank At Rosoburg, In the Stato of Orogon, at the Close of Business on June 30, 1026. HlSSOUllCES -1. a Loans and dlscounlH, Including rediscount neet'ptances of other banks anil foveign ' " blllH of exchange, or dratla, sold with in " doiseiiK'tit of thlH bank (except those '- shown In Item 1-b) 1438.700.54 ' 8. U. S. Government securities owned: a lleposiled to securo circulation (U. S. bonds par vnluel $ 12,600.00 b All other United States (loverninent securi- ties (iiielncllug pronilunis, if any) 1S1.2G0.00 Total lM.750.0n Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc, ownoti 42, (IIS. 10 .' ll. Uiiuklng lloiiHo, $22,000; funiltnvo and fix lures, $2f,00 24,5110.00 7. Ileal estate ownoil other than banking bouso 17,100.00 LawTuI reserve with Federal Heserve Hank 4 i.404.lS 1 10. Cash In vault and amount duo from national banks - UA.I04.D4 .JU, Auiount due from State banks, bankers, ami trust companies In the United States (oth- or than ineluded In Items S, I), and 111) 4,!U7,1S 13, Checks on other banks In the same city or .' town as reporting hank (other than Item 12) 4.5S6.31 Total of Item !, 10. 11, 12, and 13 31, 1) Miscellaneous cash IImhs...k . 18. ltedeniptlou fund with U. S. Treasurer and duo from U. S. Treasurer to realize tlio hilarious fun anil hysterical thrills wrapped up in this picture. The story was adopted from the yarn by Hyrou Morgan and the piay. "j'Icusd Help Kiiniy by II. Ai. Jliirwood, and is parked cram ful! of speed, spice and smqii-nse. There are enough funny j;ai;:i and comedy situations to kc.p uum ences In u constant mnoar ot laughter. "A Sainted Devil, ' liiidnlih VHltmtlno'a prodiictliin Willi Niia Nalillj Helen . JD'Algy, l.uiiiso . I. a Grange, Dagmar (jodnwsky anil others lilu.viug in suppen, was shown for tl'.o first time last night at t lie AnLlel's Theatre. The story Is by Hex lieach. Joseph llena bery, who inaile "The Stranger", directed. "A Sainted Dnvll." is "The Sheik" and a sort nt Spanish "ii bln Hood" combined a t.-nse. ex citing love-drama, with the star in the role of a young Spaniard who roams Smith Anient a in search oi a notorious bauitit v. ho hud stolen bis bride on li:s wed ding night. Mlis loan walks wlih In r. his hoy iJsh talk- - ih'-se menu rv.'rythliig 'to .ludilh. Siiuii.tinii's she tile plain lime nuhwly-..-is certain her l love Is returni'd. Ai;alii--slie ih's- puirs. Cai; any man love her? lv.il she ever win romance from lite? j N hat happen:: to laese two girls jwlien tiag.dy tnp.i.i ai l he heart ;ol' '"Mainly '! Mow does the golden jitirl mi ct (he reverst s it liir'.' linl are the ret leetions of plain . 1 1 1 1 1 1 Judith? j I'olliin short of Kox :'ili:is ver ,ston ot Al ius Aleh'.'i in s slul y will ! answer ihese griping litiesllomi. ll. lis the isn.'it ill'uiiialtc seri eu-piay I if i he year. MAJKCTIO TMUATHi: Johnsoirs t)a'Ay.laiid Jlos. 12o.6fiS.4a Total I82X.0D1.08 1!). Capital stock paid In 20. Surplus fund - 21. a Undivided piofils , 22. Reserved for taxes. Interest, etc., accrued 23. Circulating notes outstanding 27. Certified cheeks outstanding Total of Items 21. 2i, L'li, 27, and SS.... 32r,.r.O . Domand depooits (other than bank deposits) sub ject to Resorve (deposits payable within .10 days) : 29, Individual deposits subject lo check.. . 1(0, Cerllflcates ir deposit duo in less than 30 days (oilier than for money borrowed) 31. Htate, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledgo of nsscta of this bank or surety bond . Total of demand deposits (oilier than bank , .deposits) subject to Heserve, Items 21), 30, 111, 32, 33, and 31 (i36.S2S.70 , Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable slter . , 30 days, or subject lo 3D days or more no tice, nud postal savings): ' 35. Cerliflemes of deposit (other than fur money . . . borrow, d) Total tif llmo deposits subject lo Reserve. Items 3d, 3fi, 37, and 38 $1ii2.V.2 12 f ro,nno.no lMUMt.OO K.nr.i.oo fi.23S.76 10,70 r, (in 325.MI TliiB Is a high-cl;is colored or ganization, who have just com pleted an eastern loer. and are now enrciile lo ('um'ila to open In Western Vaudeville time. Their act ccmstsls of 8 people who sing, dance and play alt the Inlest ja.. music. I hey have the Otstilictloll of hnvini; playe, net. in the lain President Hunllng nnd l'restdent Coolldge, and bring with them a personal Irttir i t recom ineiidatton t com the late S'n:inr Clarke. The Majestic Is, r'.n.i III ptesent this act to Ihe pi epic i.l Kosobtirg, knowing It to l,. ih" l.est musical treat, el the .season. l.lHKItTV tiihatim; 'Saud,M Said To lie .Musi Dcania. tic rictui-o of ca I. Oil. MATTHEWS BF SEATTLE TO BE BAPTIST PASTOR ; lr. Fr;iuk H. Maltliow-H, ft' ISi-atiiY. hits hi'i ii fiulid to tin liatorat1 of 1 9m Incnl ttapnsl Cluiivli ami will roiiic to iiosi' Lutk about the insl rf S pttu r to till l In- tii l): it . (lit- I'liiin ti ha ins imm-ii wii tioitt a ivi;iil;ir Hatoi sine- ih ilrparturp oi Kov. II. L. t'ahlvll. who hit in (lie ,-piint; Inr l'a!.ail'ti.i, wht-n; In- N now located. lr. MattiiMvs. who W nltont yoaiii ot" Hjn has hinl vt at;; f xp.-rn-nt'o hi l h niiniMr . I i Im-. !m -tii in Stattl" as pastor 'l in. I ii. vi t. n liapti: t ( tiur- h I'M-Ih-- i,i-i sfvrri years, ami pilor In that tnm ;p. nt 1 ii years at K it IiuhN, t alum niu ami I u -a l s al Nt-wtoii, athil.-ii I ts. lie ( on.- iil.'ietl une of the l:est preai h-'t'i-N on tiie i" .i:ti. Hf was in Kosr iliin; iitvi'iiil wields ;i;o and nt'-t . t Ik Hi' mix r.- hip nt t in- 1m. ,il :ch inch. There ate two very different Kh"l in "Snmty"- l'ox l'llnis Ver sion of i;ii-nore N'e'n'tiirs d:ania ttc aerial f married ll!t -winch ti romfiiir In 1h I.IImm-Iv Tlienlre nifi,2GS.70 ltonionov. whern it will rrtnnin till Tne.mlav. 2."V.1S0.1!I MadL'M liellnmv nlnn th. t.ait t'f Shindy ami vJloria Uoi i Un of Jiidllh Monro. "Sandv" U from 67.3St.Sl (tho modern school a tlapper, yet I not a flnpptT, tu the accepted , wen so. j Hue is one whose delfnm-e of tl:e old ci:nveiitlons lias n deepet junto nlthoiiKh slio herseir unil'-r-'Hlnnds Jcs than anv other the ! men tii tit; nnd tho beauty oi ilo Ht25LM J 1 itupiilvo that fights for tknntirin. e lln hor tindincfpUned heart. Kt d-halrod. Rity, dnrinc -"in fdv" is, drsplto her lio chatter. Tohil - SL'S,n!1.0S i inwi.rtlly a precious child. fcitfttfl Of Ofopftn, County of ttottKlnn, hs: j Judith Is the opposite type 1. D. S. Honwr. Cannier of llio ftbovo-immed hnhk. do solemnly I Umtfiit and n-jitrnln. d, h is an pwonr (hut tho uhovo KtAtemont Ih Intefflo the bent of my knowledge nnlonl girl, hldim: many n utonn and holiff. Subncrihcd and snnrn to hnforo mo this 9ih dnv of July, 1926. R, O. YOUNG, Notary llihllo, My rommitaluu expires March S, 1. H. HOUSKU. Cdshler. COH KECT At lest : A. MAUSTKUi?, i i. F, HAliKKK, 1. ABHAHAM. and many n drvam hohln.l her cnlm plninnvKs. iUnr tho plain RtrlB suffor! Tho world novr knowB-iudeiHl, never rarowi Sht lovoa Douttlatt Keith. Ph k&a known hiui uiucti cUiiUUooJ. 4 AMONG THC SICK , A T MERCY HOSPITAL .Mis. U. rt .ii hiMi.;i o Hi. nil.. 1km h n a. tie.it t' -d fir I reim( nt . -I K. Med.ne ot ilh-ir lerin tio'n a sprain-d hack, re-;t-eiMd while niL-iiiMM in tainiii' t 1 'a'lons at hi ' hotmv While of !i.:aet.iiti; h s been ahlllt'ed fnf 1 V. : 1 ( 11' 11 1 l!' recently on me horn, fmni iii- .'. ' I .Ill's tlOvpUitt ;, lil., ,;. nt .1 is rti!! siKti r'tn: t:-m filn.- .s i i iit-.u .t .ii;tiiiu Ih. ..r. . v. -l:n k tJieenwoiMl i! Htm:' tin is .suf. rinn 11011 sprained 'ark. a- a ;tsu!t or :- bad v.h'te wmk- ' iiii: wii h t he rend crew on The North I'mpinta. y Mrs. C. liUr.11 of KlL-arose. who 1;l.h Ken receiving ti cat nunt , has reroveivd sii f i Ptent to ret m n to her homo. , I Mrs. H. Si. Intld of Lnok'.iig ifllatsj. is diinn tiiite well (oliow. iit an operution Pftloniicd vei-, : tt-ida,). A. matter of time When you first met one of the people now your friends, he was only a face and a name. You saw him oftener, listened to him, learned what he was doing, what his friends thought of him . . . claimed him yourself as friend. It was only a matter of time. It is only a matter of time before you will also claim as friend many a product which advertising is introducing to you. It may be a truer watch, a quieter door-closer, a' longer wearing silk alocking, a better oil for 3'our car. If you notice more in the advertisement than just appear ance and name, you may want to be friends at once. You will learn what the product means to others and can help fully mean to you. Advertisements tell you frankly all that makes a product friendly. Qualities, mannerisms what the watch, doo?-closer, oil is in the habit of doing. Advertisements make you acquainted before you give the product your faith. Since you choose your friends often, why not keep your choice wise? Advertisements give you trustworthy friends that may prove in dispensable to you
