The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 21, 1916, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTIID JOICOII DAILY JGUI..IIAL, I GOTLAND, TUZ3DAY, KOVLI.IDZR 21, ANQLEES TO HOLD 'GRID' SMOKER ON FRIDAY EVENING Arrangements Made Today for Tfahooting'ancl Fly ; : V-l Casting Tourney.' " ' The entertainment' committee v o the MultnomeiiAniirs club hse er raneea t "hold a- "Oiidlros SmokeiT at thU month's meeting; to be staffed rfUr Jlht t;:iry clock on'b fifth floor of the Oreon building. Uverr member jrlll be asked to relate Hmt story of a f Isnlnf pel. V Prises irlll ! be warded for tha three beat StOrlB. . ';..' -s.v" '' " A. sU-round boxing contest between Xowe Blroms and .Jack Koetaier. two f " Mike Butler's proteges, ruin . be ; Staged during tha evening' and the aommltteenea ornithine else tip Its eleere the nature of which It refuses . to , dlTUlgo. " Plpea and ; tobaoco , wUl be furnished. , . , . ..;J' Details of the joint irepshootlaa: and fljrt easting - tournament to ba staffed at i Everdlag park, tha homo of .tha Portland-Out) (club, will ba arranged at a maatlnarmiay of tha official of tha-- arvn clubhand tha Multaomafc ' An Ir " - club - at tha ? Oregon grill. Among thota who will ba present are: t A. W.' Btrogar, JL' A. Polllck, Frank Templeton, J. Q, Clamaon,-? W. C Bristol of tha Portland Onn club,-and Dr. ma MeFariand and Walter F. Backus of ' tha Multnomah Anglere Next Friday night at 7:10 o'clock has ban set aa tha moating ttmo of v tha Oregon Field Trials club : by "President Calyln - Wblte. J' ; The ' club : will protest against tha - closing of tha' china pheasant season, . A com mittee . to represent - lbs club at. tha annual meeting- of tha Oregon Sports man's league will ba appointed. ' Pigeon Club to Ilold Meeting. A special meeting of tha members of ' tha Oregon Homing Pigeon club will be 'held tomorrow night at club head quarters, 10$ 'Panama building.- Mem bers ara requested to bring the ring numbers of their birds to be entered In tha poultry show. Entries close to morrow. :;..' - ., . - BIoMle-' Sells Pitcher Xedbetter. Mobile, Ala., NoV. ll.-(L N. 8.) Ralph Ledbetter, pitcher with the Mo bile club of the Southern league this year, was sold yesterday to the TJttle Roca Club, of the same league. The price" was not H yen out. NATIONAL OFFICERS TO BE GUESTS OF KNIGHTS AND LADIES of Pacific . Ooast Will Compete TAdrerslty of Oregon. Eugene, Or., Nov. . 3L -President Colin" V. Dyment Issued a call today for a meeting of tha Pacific coast conference on Decem ber IB and II at Seattle. A meeting of tha ooast conference ' wm thus ba concurrent with that of tha northwest conference. L - - An tnTltatloa la to ba sent to San ford nnlTerslty to ba represented' for baseball, track, basketball and minor porta, football being specifically ex cluded. This latter la due to tha stand that tha Palo Alto school has taken agalnat tha 'American game, -; . 1 ' A complete rcTlalon of tha rales Is to be proposed, so 'that disputes over ambiguous aectlona may ba eliminated In" tha future. , Tha four colleges that will be fully represented at the coast meeting ara Oreyoa ' Arrtcultural col lega and .tha Universities of Oregon, Waahlngton ,aod CaUf ornla. ; . , am , : 7:7ra-Ba9 at Ascot. Log Angelas; Nor. llv (U. P.) Tha Ascot speedway, amaileat track In America, will b tha stage for tha final contest between tha premier drivers of America, Carlo Resta and Johnny Altken. , . v '' ' " ' i.v It has not lueen. decided whether the race to be held there Thanksgiving Pay win be 160 mile In length or tOO, hut: It' la universally conceded that tha thrills will abound on the steeply, banked one mile speedway. Berkeley Planning. Coast Track Games Berkeley,' Cal Not. U tJ. P.) A plan for a Pacific eoaaa conference track: meet era to May wlthx teams rom f the coasfa ' seven largest 'col eges competing. 1 tha plan to be aug gested at tha Pacific coast conference In Seattle next month by John Stroud, graduate manager of athletics at the TJnlveralty at California,- The meet ing thla year Is of onnsnal Interest, as It is expected that Stanford, Wash in gtea State college and Southern Cal ifornia unlveraity will aeek admission, and make it ' possible to more defi nitely decide ooast champtoaahipa In all atblaUca. . l - ' - V ;, Orvas County Golfer Win. rt ": KV'' tl. fP- N. 'S. Golfers of Orange county carried off the major portion ox tne wopmw fn ha Invitation tournament at the Victoria Country dab Sunday. Georg Sbattuck won the best choice score for It hole out of S with a net of 7 ft. while Howard Thurston captured tha best It bole net score with a '75: H. O. pattee of Riverside. Ed B. xuxts of Zioa Angeles and A. H. Warper of tha San Gabriel v alley ciuds uea.xpr the beat 81 hole net "corev X H. Allen, chairman of the enter tainment ' committee, haa announced that tha first ' Informal dance of the season would be - held In tha ' club rooms December 7. 1 James M. Klrkpatrick, national president, a Mrs. Bertha Ij. King; president of Klrkpatrlck corrn cVL 8 Ii. M. Tbomaa, atato maiager for Oregon. 4 L.X. Cook, cummandlng degree' team, Klrk patrlck council.' B WlDlam A.' Biby, national treasurer. Arthur W. Fulton, M. Cn national truftee. 7H. F. 8onger, national trustee. ' The JSnlghta and ladlea of Security of Portland and vicinity will receive ' f ' 9 Look at the brown outside ? cpyenng of yopr OL. That c wrapper was imported irom i v; Sumatra, nearly ten thousand miles away. V'-- .Why-does the manpfactijrer -im-I j' port wrappers for the OWL cigar? . s Here's the reason why: i S' The wraooer of anv . cifrar . should "rv"-. v : & ybe as mild as possible in flavor, so as HI libt y to overthrow the balance 7 estab- ;lished by the carefully blended leaves 01 the hller. 4 t i f . y Sumatra wrappers are the mild- J ef grown, f vv-.'..Xhe wrapper, should burn "true " ?Win perfect time tyittv the rest of -the cigar. k y - T, .f . i . i . . .j,-..- V ; v'.. . . - - - - .--f' . - - .i -'',.. , s The I Sumatra wrapper of the Vbwriistrue.'asjtshoulcL' Add to this the fact that Sumatra- wrappers are the "silkiest' "and "best- " .;f;.ttmg-possible, arid-that .they help to r, .i t " aVt t iSH VvtaII y -wL. 4 MAev 1 fg cigarrana you gectnennai reason j hy the OWLkis oiadealwaywjtli" nw .... 4. - o Million Dollar Gjgar 'li'A. GUNST CO.. (INCORIORATED their national officer .at Swiss hall. Third and Columbia streets, next Fri day night, November 24. The national officers .who will be guests of the seven local council of the order In Portland are: James M. Klrkpatrlck, president; William A. Blby, treasurer; Honorable A. W. Fulton and H. P. Songer. trustees. - All but Congress man Fulton reside at Topeka, Kan. Congressman Fulton Is from Chicago, and attained national ' celebrity last spring In defeating ex-Benator Lo ti mer for the Republican nomination when the latter tried to ooma back Into the limelight. Th degree work will ba put on before the distinguished ' visitors, under charge of tha officer of Klrk patrlck council, Mrs. Bertha I King, president, and the team. Captain I I Cook commanding. - !. H. Thotnas, state manager for Oregon, has made arrangementa for a banquet to be aerved gneata and lead ing members at the Imperial hotel, beginning' at f p. m., and completed before the lodge work begins In Swiss hall. After tha presentation -of the degree work - a moving picture presentation of several reels will be made, under direction of the national officers; and will consist of convention scenes, de gree teams, mnallatlo work and other special features. -' Thla order Is the first, to make use of the moving Pic ture in its entertainments. Tha Knights and Xstdles of Security number over 176,000 members, and is growing at tne rate of 6000 a month. It will celebrate Its twenty-fifth annl vereary next February. CONDENSED REPORT OF The United States National Bank Of PORTLAND, OREGON Submitted to the Comptroller of tha Currency at the Clot of Business November 17, 1916. RESOURCES 1 e Loans and Discounts United States Bonds at Par . . Municipal and Railway Bonds Stock in Federal Reserve Bank . Bank Premises and Other Real Estate Due from Banks .............. .4,209,872.91 Cash Vaults"... 2,026,501.24 6,468,335.93 1,000,000.00 2,265,621.4$ 60,000.00 522,620.34 6,236,374.15 Total ...116,552,951.90 Capital Surplus Undivided Profits Reserved for Interest, Taxes, etc Dividends Unpaid Circulation . . : Deposits . . LIABILmES $ a a 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 224,957.32 100,147.97 1,400.00 767,600.00 13,458,846.61 Total- .116,552,95190. Kasberger Stars in Victory Over Indians St Benedict. Or., ftor. tlv The skillful toe of Joseph Kasberger, cap tain of the college football squad, de cided the vtotory for Mount Angel col legs against tha Chemawa Indiana by the narrow, margin of. one' field-goal, 8aturday, winning tho gam by a score of I to3. In the third quarter Captain Kasberger kicked the goal from-tha ST yard Una. Ha was tha star of the game. Time after time 'he went through the lines of the losers for from S to 12 yards gain. Ha also pulled off several nifty end runs, netting a gain of 20 yards each time. " - ' Throughout tha game Kasberger, CoOghlan, Sen wall and Pashek' starred for' tha victors. For the losers, Dow ney and Charles Bder were the stellar. Thnrensehueen crept Into the limelight with hia 40-yard run. - denfe physician, relented a little and aald It might ba all right for him to go. after having held that It would ba unwise for the president's health to be risked. - - - Tells a Secret Manufactorer of Famous MecKctaa . ' Telle Ingredient, So Public Can Appreciats Pare, Reliable Modi- cine ' ' Cub Leader to Trade With Woman Mogul .eao. Nor. Ctlj :N. is.) -If President "Weeghman of the CJbs can close the deala'ha la after, the Chi cagorenbs -win ' look -mighty good In tbe pennant tight next season. 'Weegh- man is on tne war to BU Louis, wnere he will make a "bid for Jtoger Horns by. sensational lnflelder. Pitcher Wat son, 'and catcner Bcnneiaer. une jud boss ''believes he ' can "get all 'three from 'Mrs. Britton, Who now baa the reins, In her own-, hands, v Weeghman refused to" confirm or'deny that' Joe Tinker" ha beetf reappointed manager of the'Cubs. - ' ' Jefferson to Bay Iiincoln Tomorrow One of -: the-' crucial-'' games 1 of the Portland Interscholastto v Football league will ba played' tomorrow after, noon at I . o'clockon - -the 1 cltth field between the- teemaof 'the Jefferson and the 1 1iincoln high -schools. ? A Tic tory" for4 Jefferson- will mean -a tie for the - league " title: provided that Washington Is nctorlons-over the Co lumbia team in Friday afternoon's struggle:";, ' " : . ::rr:.: " The Lincoln team lsnot In the' beat of-shape for the clash with the 'Bine and Gold eleven, due tothe- game with th Walla Walla team last week.' The Cardinal regulars were- trampled, eve by - the. eastern Washington :. huskies for' a total of 4 points. - ' '.' '' V P: ' , ' i - ,. PMladelpBan ;Hblds FreHdie Welstlevel W Philadelphia. Nov. 11. (I. N. ) Buck Fleming of this city was able to bold Freddie -Welsh,' lightweight cham ninn of the world.1 to an even brealr in six fast rounds In the final boat at the Olympla A.A." last night, Walsh won the first!' two rounds and the last were even bat In the. third and fourth Flem ing made a great-sally and outpointed the title-holder.- ; - . - . . " , 4 J President to 'SeO iFootbalL. - w -" Washlhgton, Nov;r tO.--ll.. N S.) President Wilson is planning . to oc cupy the presidential, box' a usual at the annual football - dash between Many peoDle fear to take . medlolna to cheek and abort colds, cure coughs, caUrrh, etc Thla fear is groundless with 'all the products of The Black burn Products Co... Dayton Ohio. Not one - contains opiates, narcotics or harmful' drugs. Mentho-Laxene. for coughs, colds, catarrh and all dlstrasa following a cold.' Is a rnmoonnrf of Wild Cherry. Tola. Cascara. arlndell. Menthoe, Ammonium Chloride, and alco- noi suincient to preserve and keep In solution.- ' Every Ingredient Is' In canentrafjul form and the- medicine la- so strong that-only ten-drop doses are to be taken in the -raw" atkte. But tne Ideal mr tn ma v& . u emptying -a t m bottle of : Mentho LAXene into a pint bottle and then fill the. bottle with, granulated aurar syrup, made by dlssotvlna. a 'nint of sugar In a half pint of belling water. It la said by thousands that thla makes a most effective home - tretament - for all cold troubles .The manufacturer guarantees it to please or .money back. Bold by all good druggists. The First National Bank OF PORTLAND, OREGON At Close of Business November 17, 1916. - RESOURCES. a ai i Loans and discounts . . . U. S. bonds at par Other bonds, etc ............ ... . . . . . . ... . f. Stock in Federal Reserve bank . ... ,. J . Bank premises and" other real estate. . . . A . . Customers' liability under letters of credit. . Due from U. S. treasurer Cash on hand and in banks $15,082,368.95 1,800,000.00 3,153246.86 105,000.00 , 1,070,938.21 . - 15,596.87 . " 75,000.00 . 8,381,073.45 ; $29,68324:W LIABILITIES. Capital stock . . .. . ....$ 2,940,000.00 Surplus and undivided profits . ;,( 14.75433.05 ; Circulation V.....1... ;.V.! 1453,495.00 ' Letters of Credit " 1786.87 Deposits . . . ........ .. ... ... ............ 2437)09.41 - . $29,68324.34 9 ft If II X i !!i?,,i)iHi; i 81 Sniannnp aa aa ml no 53 aa m aa aa aaai Statement of Condition of The Northwestern National Bank . Portland. Orcffon At the Cloe of Btubees November 17, 1916. - Loans and Discounts . . .'. ...... 8,410293 United States Bonds ............ Federal Res errs Bank Stock Other Bonds and Secnritiea ; . ... Furniture) 'and Fixtures V. '. i4.'. . . '. Customers LiabiStx under-. Letters S of Credit Cask on Hand and Dua from 'other ' PaltllaS a e e-er '-m m - k3y943s8d3e9S 125,000.00 . t m rr nan 1,178,034.0 82,466.68 158,5504)0 f $10.?26$4;79 UABIUTIES -to j coital stock Paid ir.;.v.:;.;,..r Surplus and Undivided Profits "Circulation . . . J ... . . . ....... - Commercial Letters of Credit.;.; 'VV'-'..'-i'i'.-;-500,000.00 1: 137423.09 v . 50,0004)0 t .158,5504)0 10.05091.70. ,il"illv'a) - -mm $10,92664.79 - l&Slory Hotnt? of ;the Northwes tern National Batik Sixth and Mormon Streets, Statement of Condition of ' LADD & TILTON BANK at the Close of Btuinets, Norember 17, 191& :- :r-; Esoy$ck3. I I Loans and discounts . . . .". . i ;,. . .$ 9,604,183.68 , .Bonds and stocks . . . . - 3,064,625.33 j 1 CustomersMiability on ' lettert of " - 1 credit imio.48;., Real esUte 7466.00 ; fc Cash on hand and due from banks. . 4,77959.01 , .$17,735,444.43 . i i .i a mi .itifa. -Capital stock full paid ..........$ 1,000)00.00 .1 " Surplus and undivided profits...... 1,454,275.19 vLetitri of credit k i,aio.48 . Reserved for taxes' and Interest: . 44,000.00 . v Deposits.........,.. 15,024,858.90 1 17,75,444.4$ Washington and Third Eitabllthed Hib ernia savings PORTLAND, OREGON Statement at Close of Business November 17, 1910. ' .'' RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ...$3,082,377.7 . Real estate, furniture and fixtures . 90,070.63 ?f Stocks and securities 7,428.71 . Bonds and Warrants Bank U. S. gov. 4 bonds. $ 53,187.50 City of Portland imp. bonds. . . 235,178.00 '- ''' V'" rtVir rrnH anrl warranfi 41.781.78 ' " l - ; j , 330,142.28; Cash on hand and due from banks ............ .. 832,834.18V $34362.58 f. LIABILITIES. Capital stock . j 200,000.00 Surplus and undivided profits.......... '103,915.89 Dividends unpaid 8,200.00 $ Savings and time deposits $2,037,994.0$ -: :-.JrV i Demand deposits '998S2.64 . i; Total deposits ..... 3,036,746.70 ; , .v.. STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF LumBermens National Bank OF PORTLAND ..l:'A . At Close of Business November 17. 1910. '- ASSETS. U. 5. 4 reg. bonds to secure Circulation. 250,000.00 U. S. 3 Panama Canal reg. bonds to secure ' ' ty'-'-; U. S, deposits .V. .'I-. . .. 35,000.00 Premium on U. S. bonds 20,625.00 s Stock in Federal Reserve bank .......... ... . . 86,000.00 Real estate ............. . ................. .. 15,001.56 1 Furniture and f ixtiires 49,100.00 ;; Stocks . . 1. - 11,6904)0, Industrial bonds y. 25,173.15 Time loans and discounts . 3,675,048.03- Call loans and commercial paper $ 857939.62 r ; v Municipal bonds 144316.11 ' ' Five per cent fund 12,500.00 ; Cash on hand and in banks 1,881,112.00 ; f " ; 4,096f367,73 Total ......... ....$83p05:49L LIABILITIES. ' 'V-&.S Capital . . .;;v;..;.,v;; .;.$j,ooo,ooo.oor- Surplus and undivided profits ............. .V. . ' 259374 JJ0 ; Reserved for taxes and interest ........ .. , ' ; 21,704.35 QrculationV. .'..'..''..... 24650.00- Peposits . .-. ....... ... ..... . ... . . ........ 6,706476.63; :Total ...... ... ...... ..U$834,0059 v. STATEMENT OP CONDITION jfty$$&i Scdinavian-AmericaBa " - Aasj ejBsMeasssj a aa AfttJeAJ . i " a at afaas a wa aaaarsray At Close of Bos in see November 17ttv tflf. RESAtTRCCS Loans and Discounts ...... ...... ........ .... .JI-;p95,49T.ai J Stocks and Bond$ . . ". ' .'...... i ; 171,918.41 Other Reourcef ...v;i....V.V.;i;v. ; I,i3i.44fc Real Estate, Furnttnre and Fixtures . 77.14I.4J . Cash on hand and due from Banks ......V.......;; 60,199.12 " . ' '-. . .'"' . ' j Total amount Resources ...... .: . ... ft 1,117,1 9f.04 - v uabiuties - . Capital StockV .......... . . ... L'ZlV, $li 00,000.00 Surplus ....i.i.........,... '. ........ j.?:-' i S.000.00V' . - ... ,; i; c... .: v - " ,vj - . ': . sjBasaBaBBsaBBBBaBaBBsasaBBBaBjBi . .V;. Total amount 4 Liabilities ..; . . . . . . f 1,15 7,5.04 X CONDENSED REPORT OF ' ? . PORTLAND, ORECOTf ' fifty"' THE CITIZENS BANK : At tho Closo of Bussaaaa Novombor S7r lf1L ' '"4 'V: : '' " RESOURCES '' ; ,'.' Cash, and due from Banks 244,449.58 Loans . . . ... 3 9 8, 5 5 9.4 8 Qty of Portland Bonds. 91,500.00 Bulldin r and Fixtures 53,908-05 Other Reil Estate 11, J 50.00 Capital ' f aid" liTTV. too.ooq.oof Surplus sad Profltlti . i 31,12 1. j 6 Deposit, .;;:e;..;:i:fsj. I -Wai I I j PresId I I Jcupy. I I the a ) day?, w " '" '' " . Army and Navy In New York- Satur- , , 799,967.1$ u. ' t 7??,?67.M t a.-- . . v ' -- . . . .f 't, ; '