ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW: MONDAY, APRIL 9. 1928.
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AdyertisersGive Information
You want a home of your own everybody
doe. You want to know about the cost or
! how to finance ' the building. Perhaps you
want to buy the lot, or it may be to inquire
about the furnishing of a room. Just ask the
advertisers they'll know.
YANKEES DOPED
TO WIN THIRD
STRAIGHT FLAG
Nearly AH Critics Favor
Them in Spite of Poor
Pre-Season Form.
scored five runs In one inning to
slop the Cleveland Indians, tl to G.
Ted Lyons was too much for In
dlunupoils and Iho While Sox won
a l.lltlnir came 4 to 0.
Hrooklyn coasted home WialiiBt
lii.lcish of the l'lednioiit leuKiie,
1 1.. i HiHi'.nmiette'H home run
Hie hases full moving helpful
the 12 to 0 vicluiy.
Figure It Out For Yourself
The chances are good that if you have been
keeping house in an apartment or a cottage
vou have paid out enough in rentals since you
have been married to have built a good
home, and you don't have a thing in the
world to show for it. Just figure it out.
ONE FLOOR, THREE BEDROOMS
; MACKMEN RANK NEXT
Some Think Senators Have
r-v Chance for lop Place
''" , Speaker, Cobb
ST.'. Batting Well.
,.'" liv ALAN J. CiOULl)
(Associated I'n'SB Hporis .Editor)
' NEW YOHK, April 1). Tho poor
.fl alinwinr or Urn New York Yanks In
their sprlnn triilninB kiiiiihr has1
";' 'failed to shako the confidence of
"Vllio IiIr majority of; experts that
S'tlio world's champions will iiKaln
JX.liuu! Iho American league parade.
" Those nowspapor critics may bo
"'""fIdlnB for n fall as most of thorn
"i" did hist year when Ihey plaited the
; Athletics lo win, but B5 per cent of
Z"l those polled by The AaHoclntim
w rrosa this sprliiK are convinced
.tlmt llubo Ruth and his mates will
?tj'epoat, ,
" Forty-elahf out of forly-nliio
" writers and sporls . editors who
-trtontrluuted their opinions to this
-iinmil coiihohhuh of 'J lie Asaoctai-
"Pd Press, pick tho Yankees to
jimko it three nlraiRbt lioimunU.
m ivJl'osslng out tho reBults of south
v eni exhibitions, these orltlos bo-
' ilavH that even tlioimh the race
t '' tills venr may bo closer limn In
,,'.. 11(27. when tho Yanks lliitaliod HI-
up tail their nearest rivals, there Is
no reason lo doubt inai mo nuwur
t ful attack of tho New Yorkerx will
Z 'again bo dominant. -., ;
' Athletics "Doped" Next
.T. Ot tho.liuiulful of exports who
predlet tho- Yankees will bo
bumped off tholr blKli perch, five
Teeleut the Athletics, leil by ' Cobb
imd Miiealtoi'. aa Ponnunt-wltinera,
'" While two iiainu tho Washington
.','. . llunators as first, choices.
.This minority places' Iho Ynnli
ees second In nix selections and
third In one lint.
"', ' In sharp contrast to the National
. . Icukiio selection, whore llie I'l
.".ii.:, rates lire choices In n wide range
J.ot opinion, there Is reiniirkable
"""Utile, difference of opinion nboui
"ho ralhig of . American lonnuo
.clubs. In fact they are picked rtitlit
' ' down the line to finish exactly ns
they did last fall,
Four Have Poor Chance
The Detroit Tigers round out tho
flint division In the consensus and
the liennanl eontendlng "bin four"
""""""that is conceded n blR cdce over
"Hlhe other half of Iho circuit. In
-.rt.'t'acf only four critics think well
"imuimh of the chances of any of
"'her teams to pick them lor
"1 '"first- division berths. Three of
- these ballots uo lo the White Sox
'"-und one lo the Cleveland Indians.
Tho White Sox are rated fifth
and Cleveland sixth In Ine state,
, , -wllh the lb-owns conceded only
FllRlit odao over the ItoHton ed
"'sox In the battle to escape last
.nVTi'ince.
' Yanks Enjoy Bntfebt
NKW YOKK, April T.-New
f-. Vork baseball clubs were back in
-.)'.- major leamie lorrltoiy today nrter
-"-a suUilen sukiji-hiIoii of a belated
"Yankee effort lo share In the
liiory I hat mis been the liianta' on
triuni)ihnnl mpi-Iok oui-ne
-Ihniuuh the south.
"VJ I'la.vhiR in Cbnilotie. N. C, yes-
. tetday. Die worm chaioiMotts loeh
mlviintatte of a sensailenai ailvaiic
'"""In the home run market lo score
' runs eualnst ihe local hornets
or the Sally leaKue.
'"' The lisnle pi-llllilled Lou Cell
. ...rl.:. junior member of the firm of
Uolh and OelirlK, liome run Me
u (lallxls, lo iiuatily tor I His with
tils flrsl heme run of Ihe praclh-e
m period. He sniashf-d two out of the
-park but his parlner In crime
" nvaniMt pltrnei Ihe I'.K huee
' Inntcbed his efforts and ran his
.T,Hltinu for April lo four.
- 6 Straight for Olnnts
-'"' Tho Olanta also collecied their
'yL 'hnelft of Klory by stopptlitt Wan
I.LinKton for the sixth time In a row
-fc-The Henalors won Ihe riiT-t name
-...()f t10 inter. leeiitie series In a
"inarch nud have not been able to
repeat. The (limits marched lo
. ..-1belr. Kith straight vlcloi bv a
' "'' score of Hi to 2.
"-T Kxlrft efforls were need.-d In Ihe
- . riillndelpliln city B"rleM. the Atb
letles (ItltvnhlK the I'hllllei (I In I,
"'In II Inning. Ty Cobb and Tris
Sie-nker, Connie Mark's greml eld
: men, flsiired at but and afield.
- - Other Contests
' ,V , 'I'll0 champion Hrntcs who bnre
found' the west an unpiiifUxhie
Imtlle grnnnd, fell 6 lo !t beiore
'"" ' Iho Detroit Timers at Dallas, Tex-
' n Hurlrlth (Irlmes got mil before
ninch of the shooting started.
Klebleen year old Mel tinnier
rould not holil n lend Oenrite llhle
turned over to him anil Louiuville
LINDY BOMBARDED
WITH EASTER EGua
AS PICNIC GUEST
(Auoclated Prcu lBMd Wire)'
LOS ANdKLKS, April II. Tho
Examiner eayB Colonel Charles A.
Llnubergh was treated to an
unique barbecue picnic near Car
penierln yeslenlay when Knster
,.,. two dozen uncooked ones
were delivered os bombs from thq
air.
Lindbergh, as well as the oilier
mioBls. serumbli'd for saieiy.
Tho Iriins-Atlanllc riler as wen
us several other jicrsons were tho
gliosis of Joel RemlnKton 1-lthlan
at iho barbecue held near the
Flthlan estale. Soon after the pic-1
nle began, two of Iho guesU were
Been in closu conversation ami
both left, soon nlierward for an air
field. After purchasing Iwo uo.cn
eggs, Ihey chartered a plane uml
flow over the picnic sccne
As tho first egg "in .-'It,
of the guests fled lo seTely.
Llmlgergh. who Is vacaiionlni? In
Santa Barbara from his months of
ovations and publicity, appeared
lo onjny Immensely the humor of
tho Busier egging. ,
fui i l,,,,, iV':,i-ir-
tgy (-..pyriglll. Kiiindiirrt Jjiiiiits Hiirean. WaMliioclon. I. O.tjy
mswmimzmiusi " . ,
IsirFflfi'i Tj ii
PENNANT DUE II!. JL W-T r
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THE NATIONAL
Seven Clubs, Thru Changes,
Appear Much Stronger
Than Last Year.
We will loan the money, to build your home and you i can' pay
also make loans on
DKTBOIT, April ll.-Mrs. Kvan
goiino li. Lindbergh, mother ot
Colonel Chnnes A. Llndnorgu,
took off from the Ford Airport, ni
8:5B a. m. 'today for Toronto.
Whoro she will attend tho .annual
convention or the Ontario Educa
tional association. She is ' to ov
made a llfo member of that organi
zation, Mrs. Lindbergh was acconmnn-
! led by Miss Maud Dawson, nlso a
! teacher ill the CnBS Technical
High School hero. Tho Buhl five
passenger oahln piano i In which
Ihey took offiwas piloted by Louis
0. Melstor. Mrs. Molator luso was
a moinoor ot me puny, ,;
SAVES HUNDRED
MEN, FIFTY NAGS '
BY AN ICY SWIM
"What a protly little hoiiflo. Id
lovo lo live tboro!"
That Is tho- kind of exclamation
"Tho v Kimlowood" always druws
from newcomers who round a cor
ner nod see lis brown and white at
tractive neatness.
Ono surprlEe that awaits n now
comer Is the fact that this amnll
bouse lias three bedrooms. The
high windows In the front one are
an incentive to unusual Interior
decoration in that chamber.'
But, attractive us the inside Is,
tho exterior of The Englewootl is
qtillo lis equal. . What, for Instance,
can tnko Iho place of ajioreh like
this one whoro one can while away
the oleasant twilight hours ot slim
mer and got perspective ono one's
euros and work?
For further iniorriinlion concern
ing Tho Englowood pleaso white
The Standard Homes Uuroau, Colo
rado Building, Washington, D. C.
cfc-u 1
sifei M.OROOM -f
I ' j I ' BEDROOM Jjl
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741
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GIANTS BIG PROBLEM
McGraw to Dep'end Largely
on New Men, Including
Cohen at Hornsby's
: Old Station. .'
it back like rent. .We
PXbans are on' definite plan from one to ten Xs ad can
KP naid at anv time When you have made the .payments as
agrSthe loTnU cancelled and is not dependent on -3-shares.
You know just how much you have to pay and when your
Wehave'the loan that gets you out of debt and helps you to
save and own your home. It will pay you to see us ,f you want a
' loan - .
DOUGLAS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
DIRECTORS .
PHINCIfl ALMlSnT, SllHk., April
I
A mull giving Die numo of Luw
rence Ktinpudlo was nrresied. at
Canyonvillo yesterday by Deputy
S. Charles Smith, In charge of'Hbcru'r. trunk Hopkins. Kuupo-
enmp "H" of the 1'tiflt Lumber com-i(o is said to bo an escnpo from
puny, north of hero, today was tlio ' tlio Insane asylum at Tacoina and
hero of u tale which Is without J iH being held for the offices of that
parallel In this region. Ipluco.. lie escaped Friday night,
1 While a hundred men and fitly loccordlng to inlormatlon received
horses Were mcniuped cm tho AmVl mui stole a car belonging
'north' bank ot the .Saskatchewan U mib. Kinina Hubbard, iiuacb
Hlver near Nlpwaln, prior to cross-K canyonylllo Iho car was out
IngMbe river into the village, the'0( gasoline and ho tried to borrow
Ico began to move. Following a!lm,ny t0 m,y Ks, This aroused
brief conference they decided to 1 1, suspicions of I ho garage keep
chance a crossing. The homes 'Cl. wilu notUled the oll'lcor anil
were driven Ihroitsli Iho last rising ,.,.,. ,VH made. Officers from
river water and after -grant dlfH-ltbe Tiicomu asylum are on tie;.
culty both horses and men sue- ,vnv , iisebtirg lo take tho man
ceeded In gaining a posllion on buck lo WuslilnKton, according to
one ot Iho largo floes. . word received at the sheriff's of-
The floe with Us strange freight .(leu today.
wbb carried nonrly a mile down
stream by Hie current and through
tho movement of lee, the luc-n and
horses w-rre separated rrom shore
by nenrly Kill feet of wilier. Mr,
Smith then swum in shore In an
cflort lo direct Iho floe to land. A
rope was tied around his waist ami
lie plunged Into the ley lorronl,
fully clolhed.
Reaching shore alter several
Nebraska and lllnols,
The company plans to keep in di
rect contact with Its passenger,
freight and mall carrying ships
over the airways connected by- the
field and has so asked licenses
lor telephono transmitters for, 25
plnnea. ,
, Three wave lensuis 01 oj.i, u.o,
and 131.8 meters length, nud mil
exceeding l.uui) watts power, jflll
bo utilised." Among tho stations
will he Sacramento, Oakland, Red
ding, Concord, Los Angeles uud
Fresno, California; Seattle, Wash
ington, nud Portland and Medford,
Oregon- ' , i .
By BRIAN BELL
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
NEW YORK, April 8. National
league pennant hopes, risiiih i w
sap in tho spring, cover more ter
ritory this yoar than has been the
case in - recent seasons. Seven
clubs sit up and evince Interest at j
the more mention of. the champion
ship. . . .
Only three points separated tti'1
first aud third place clubs last!
year and the training period has!
left no suggestion that the race
this year will be any less contest
ed. ' ''.....
Tho first division clubs of last
mason, Pittsburgh, St. Louis. New
K.a ami Chicago, have undergoa,;
striking changes- under - the idle
baseball months, 'the Pirates ami
Cubs claim added strength through
nil exchange of improved physical
. OFFICERS
B. L. EDDYj President
GEO. KOHLHAGEN,.Vice-Pre.ident
J. E. McCLINTOCK, Secretary
B. W. STRONG, Treasurer
WAYNE E. JONES, Manager
B. L.EDDY
GEO. KOHLHAGEN
J. E. McCLINTOCK
B. W. STRONG
C. A. LOCKWOOD
F. H. CHURCHILL
DR. E. B. STEWART
I 47 Jackson St.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Phone 245
Viivtr A rrc Tr i expressed that the famine would be
FAMINE ADDS TO J.as intensive as that of 1920-21, al-
CHIN A'S MISERY j though the area was much smaller.
(AsBoctntod rrew, leased Wire)
SHANGHAI, April 9. Famine
ennilitions ill tho provinces of
CLYDE GAZLEY HELD
ON CHARGE DRIVING
CAR WHILE DRUNK
Clyde linzley, of Canyonville,
was arrested hi li'oseburg last
night by Dupuly Sberlfls llriibbo
and Hranliam charged Willi driving
a car while intoxicated. He was
arraigned Ibis morning before Jus
tice ot the Peace llopklns'and ask
ed for time In which to consult an
attorney before entering his plea
and was granted until tomorrow
morning.
condition of several stars una i'!s!mntuiiir and Chlhll are reported
lllant.s nave replaced one of the ,0 bB becoming Btesdlly more
game's greatest hitters with a 1 , nron estimates are only a
youngster, who will play second fl.acton of normal years nnd tho
huso where KoBeis,, .IlvrnSiiyi ,,,..,, o( ,.,iln i8 resulting In
worked in 1027. th'Starving of thousands of per-
Thc addition of Hazen Cuyler to SOn8.
Chicago's outfield bus converted I Qiria ton years and oldor are re
Joe McCarthy's outer trio into onolp01.ted being sold for $10 Mexican
of the strongest in the game uml whlle those undre ton yenrs old are
at tile same time, "Sparky" Adams '. being sold for $5. There are said
Mrs. Ira Poofo and daughter of
Canvonville snent Saturday vlslt-
ine friends nnd shopping in this
city. '
Tiller Couple In
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Goodreau
residents of Tiller, were Itoseburr.
visitors Saturday afternoon ant
wore attending to business mat
ters.
I Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L
is credited with having "made'
the Pittsburgh Infield, St. Louis
soob O'Fnrrell, Thevonow, Sladcs
and Ithem in mucli better shape to
give their best efforts.
GlnntB Unknown Quantity
Iho Giants present a
to be few buyers.
figures.
, even at those
Hornsby has gone to Boston and
Crimes lo Pittsburgh. Andy 'Cohen
has boon given the second base us-
Dispatches from Shanghai on
January 28 snld that it was esti
mntorl fhnt A ftoO.ftOft nersons wero
1 ' destitute and in a slate of semi-
starvation in the provinces of
Shantung and Chlhll.
A survey made late laBt year by j
GUNBOAT PLAN OF
MISSION WORK IS
PUT INTO DISCARD
CANCER RESEARCH
WILL BE COMBINED
(AFnMntc(l I'rcM VcniPil Wire)
.IKIU'SAIjKM, April I). An lu
hrniiti(Hial nH8imbly of mlHion
mies. wlileh contlnuod Its lahins
mi Ml. Ollvnt vtiRtiM'tluV. ittldlitLMl ti
narrow ihchiis from ico Hoes, rcHnlutlou lo moot nften-hwinl
Smith fixi'd tho t'litl of tht iopn to nrltielmn thut missloimiloH, pm.cli-
t re nnd Kniilually HurotH'ihMl in jtiR Chrlrtfa doctiiuo of pi'uct', lvly
Bwinttiim 1 lit hiiKO iHlnnd of ico im uuuhoutH for protection uhou
toward liind. Ah' mum hh the ire; Uuiikoi' threatona thorn In foreign
monndod, tho men JutoptMl iiRhoro laiuiH.
and drovo llie htrert Iti snrny. a resolution oxpvoHsed tho con-
Klfieen nilnuu-s inlt r ire' victim, of tho eontoronoo thut pro-
fine broke lip. , Jtoction of minsionarloy nhonhl onty
bo by tmeh methods us are talon
luted to promote guml si in per
Honal aud ofrirlal rolultons. it ui'A
od all missionary Boelollos to
I "make, no claim on tholr ovorn-
(AHnirtl Vtc IxuhhI Wire) ,mont for armed dot'oiise ui nil
t'UH'AUO, April S.- SIoalliiK an Hlonartos or nitHHion pitporty." l:n
nuloniubtle attd "neltinx aw.iy whn leiulltinR effort tor remmclalton of
It" 1h ItoemnliiK harder every year, Iwnr as an iiiMtnnnent ol inienm
nocordhifc to C A. Vnn or the Na-1 tioiml polioy with urd on all
ttoaal Autoiiuddlo I h it loin a-mu'ia-1 nii.Ktou uimioIos.
t loti. In aanontu'iinr the result ol a j -- -o -
survey of nnioniobllo (holla in 2S f.PRMAN A1RPI.ANR '
A t...... ,.1.1.... -
WASHINGTON, April 9 A amall
Ki'oun of modionl men prominent
In the field of cancer research met
today behind closed doora with
surgeon (ienornl Hugh S. -Cummtng,
of tho nnhllc health aer.vlce.
Out of tho meoiiiiK, eallod by the
goVtrniuont in uu effort to conel-
ato tho oiforta or many ihuo.h
i lories, is expected to come the tni
'clous of an organization which wilt
I make u systennHic eoaroh Tor the
l cause and euro of the disease. .
alKiinient and must sink or swim 1 rABni ,.n,niHDB ..n.i ntienworu I
........... .... uhnn.n tlmt lltmlutltiila in Sin fill.
nank Honan, a promising youiiB tung woro fouml to ba Bbslstiim
cn..er, I-raiik O I oul, a lmril h - S b k ( trees, chaff and
t ng outrieiiier. and Severn m il-, J.,.flai whllo ln 35 ot Slantuim's 107 !
AUTO THEFT GAME
, GETTING HARDER
PACIFIC COAST J
LEAGUE GAMES J
A total of D.Vnsit curs were tdol-j
t'ti In tho eltlen las) year, hul ol j
this number SV.lSti or !U,7 per cent
wt'i-e recovered, I
Newport, 11. I., had llie oitlv per
fect record or all Ihe cliles. Thlrly
nlx earn were nlolon and :!! recov
ered. Ili-tndl Ird (he list of rltle:i in
hath (ho number of earn Mnl"ii ami
(ho number recovered. The f ionics
were I'J stolen and ll.oeo . recovered.
STILL AT DUBLIN I
PACIFIC COMBED
FOR LOST VESSEL
lIONMOI.rr.r. April !. A Ihlrd
navtil vpssel, Ihe mine sweeper
Wlitppoorwlll, was nenl mil from
I 'earl Harbor yesterday lo look for
the Hleamer Asiatic J'rlnce, n
llrltish ship overdue a week at
okonama. Tho mlno j-weeperfi
I.tullnw nnd Hums led Trail Har
bor Saturday In kimkIi n wide area
north of the Hawaiian Islands. The t
tun a I Hiithotlllc!! nnld yoMemluy
nellhor whip had found trace of the
inlsidnK vespol aftor tnivolinE 700
milort mirthwput of Honolulu. They
wen Instructed to, coutlmio tho
search.
trty (tie Associated I'ress)
a)S Angeles and Portland divid
ed a twin hill Sunday, tho Angela
winning ilur tirst euniest, 5-3, and
ihe noithenuT! the ncconrt (i J, aft
er an extra tramo. liatteiies:
fouoli - and Uoko, Atnsmtth; itav
loot u tut Itanium. Second game:
l'ondor, Tomlin nod Ainsmlth; I'ei
:oifi, tiabior, liiuduer ami Sand-
uoif;, liaunan.
loo Ml)..sionerfl fa mo to life Hh
venuoance by whipping Sacni-
(, hUir.i r-ri-t 'ntento in bo(h ends of a double
liAI.IMtNNKI.. Irish Krei' Slate, j header. 1 lolling tel tho Solons
April 1 --I'nptnln Hermann Koo'til ! dov. n with two sate blows in the
imi i olitiiel James V. Kit t mnuiUe, ' umrnlnA same to win 3 0. A ihrue
eplbtta or the ItiTineit Irans Ai-! run rahy In the final Irame of tho
lauiie venture, today waited thivaticrnoon fray pave 'tho Mipsioha
reuulur AlianUt'. wealher report -tho iranie.10-7. naileries: Haviiu-
lonlniil m dolermlno whether they uyA urn hitney; tfluleipn, Vinci
will htn off for tho United S'.ato.aiid Severeid.
iimnnrow. . After Inslng the mnrnlnft f;ame
liiutMi von iluenefeld, the Ci r- -7 1, Seattle bioko imo ihe win
man sponsor of I lit flight, impa-, column for (he first lime this
(Put at the Ion? didav which has, season by whaling three San Tian-
held the It re men at llaldonnel, Is clsco huilers for a u ; vieiory in
wtlhitK; to starlany time that blithe nl-'hl cap. IValtrrles: Niinl
pilots will lake (ho plsue Into the and llorrcuut; Miauly ami Vargn.i
ulr. Second ame: iirahnm, Middlcien
1 o- ,and Hchmidt May, Malls, Kergit
POAT AIRPORTS Vrim.
a Denver ioft bander, leading the
list. 1
Three clubs who were fn the
aecoud division hope for better
things and even vision a pennant
at tho end of the season, Cincin
nati has loet Pete , Donolme, an
able pitcher, but a retifrn lo win
niiiK form of Adolfo latmio, t
Cuban atnr, has encouraged Jack
Hendricks and his aides. The Hcds
think tieorgQ Kelly, much nu-
proved in health, will do some
fancy first basing nnd hitting. "
Numerous Shifts 1
Boston Hraves, bolstered hv
Hornsby at second and Lester Bell !
at third, expect to display more
punch, iho i; raves haw ii.tki-tt ue
Kddte Urandi, n . loft handed
pitcher who seems to- have the
goods.
Hrooklyn has drawn on tloston
for Dave Bancroft, who can siul
play shortstop and hit; and Cincin
nati has contributed Rube Dress
ier to the outfield. Hendrick aiuljM
Herman, former fist basemen, i 3
have converted into outrielders jS
nnd the minor leagues nave sent E
lllssoneite, Rinconda and Kreipan 1
to lenu a nanu in ine wittem wuniw
Tyson to help in the outfield. Ip3
Iho Phillies must underco a
period of reconstruction before ' S
they can challenge their fellows. A I
sood start was made In ?PttiupjV
Dill .volley for first baee, Arthur
Wlutney at third and H;ll A.
rick, an inflclder-out fielder.
cotmtieB the crop was less than 10
per cent of normal. Tho belief was
W. F. Harris, Prei.
Henry Hartb
DIRECTORS
A. G. Sutherland,
Vlce-Pres. .
Joseph IMIcelll
H. O. Pargeter,
6ecfy-Trea8Urer.
Dougfc Abstract Co.
Incorporated i
- CAPITAL $25,000.00
Abstracts, Blue Prints, Farm Loans, City Loans,
Title Insurance.
EY
Compare Our Rates With
Those of Other Organizations Doing
Business in the State
Schedule set out below shows the total amount it costs to carry our various
loans per month.
We have no requirement that our borrowers take additional investment stock.
PORTLAND MESSENGER BOY !K
INJURED IN COLLISION!
Hum Kflnllo. 21. mt'sspiitfpr boy. IS
whs Rprlmisly Injured today when
a motorcycle he wrr rftllnx collided i
Willi a slit?et car nt the east entl .
of the Morrtpon utreet hrltlife. His:
skull wan fractmed. The Hccldent. j
whs Hie fourteenth Irttftlc mlshnp :
over Knster.
Amount ' , Total
Borrowed , Principal Interest Monthly Payment
$ S00.00 $ 3.00 $ 3.34 , $ 6.34
1000.00 5.00 6.67 11.67
1500.00 - 8.00 10.00 18.00
x 2000.00 10.00 13.34 23.34
2500.00 , 13.00 16.67 29.67
3000.00 15.00 20.01 35.01
3500.00 18.00 23.34 41.34
4000.00 20.00 26.67 46.67
4500.00 23.00 30.00 53.00
5000.00 25.00 33.33 58.33
GET PERMIT F03
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Real Estate and
Mortgages
BOUGHT
SOLD
EXCHANGED
E K. McLendon
140 Jackson St.
Umpqua Savings and Loan
-ASSOCIATION-ORGANIZED
1917
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION
MONEY PLACED IN OUR INSTITUTION IS NOT SIMPLY
SAFE It Earns More!
OFFICERS
E. N. Ewart. Pres.
B. VV. Bates, Vice Pres.
H. 0. Pargeter. Secretary.
V. J. Micelll. Treas.
Carl E. Wlmberly, At:jrr ey
. DIRECTOR9
E. N. Ewart M. E. ftilter
Carl E. Wlmberly
Coy Cordon
Henry Harth
a W. Bates
W. F. Harrl
G. V. Wimberly
H. O. Pargeter
Phone 87
Douglas Abstrast Bldg.
243 North Jackson Stree