Work Started On
New Seaside Pier
SEASIDE, > April 30— Actual
construqtlon of Seaside’s n3#
fishing pier, to be erected a half
mile Booth of the terminus of
the promenade on the rockv
shoreline of Tillamook Head wHI,
begin thia week, according tr
L. C. Rogers, city engineer. The
plans call for a structure with
suspension features, piling to
be driven bn the shoreline and
a platform to extend out over the
w
a te r beyond
hAVOnri the
th e low
low tide
tld « mark
m a rk
water
Approximately >700 was re-
alized from the benefit dance of
last week, which with donations,
Including a gift of >100 from
Will Pryor, Portland foundry-
man, insure sufficient funds fo
the first unit of the proposed
pier. Another benefit dance is
planned.
PANGALO8
as ;
ORN IK
Will Ask Blood Test
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A5*tlBN8, April 8«. — Dictator
Pangaloa, who received a great
majority of the popular vote in
the elections last week, Sunday!
was sworn In as president of thej
Greek republic, by the archbishop
after most Impressive services at
the cathedral.
The ceremonies
were attended by the heads of the
government, the civil and milt»
tary chiefs and by the diplomatic
corps.
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several heavy batters and some
freshmen team on their squad.
Nevertheless, *Was hl n gk o n
looms as the potential champ­
ions because Its fine teem of
1925 Is practically Intact, and the
players have the extra Induce­
ment of a trip to the Orient next
summer.
.RZmql, cqavldted here on a charge
'of forgery, ’was ' sentehced by
Judge Bagley in circuit court to
perve not to exceed three years
fn the state penitentiary. Rymel
who was known as Babe Confer
at St. Helens, was arrested there
^bout a week ago.
ARCHIE "CODY BURIED
MEDFORD, Aprlf 19. — The
body of Archie Cody, hanged at
the penitentiary In Salem Friday,
arrived In Medford on the Sun­
day morning train. Relatives
took It to the family home in
Jacksonville. Private burial ser­
vices were held in the afternoon.
Advertise In. The Tidings.
VALE', Ore., April 20—Organi­
sation of the Idaho-Oregon hose-
ball league was completed here.
The league is composed of Nyssa,
Brogan, Jamieson and Vale, Ore ,
and Fruitland, and New Ply­
mouth, Idaho. C. M. Robinette of
this city was elected president of Rudolph Modell of Chicago has filed suit asking th at his
NAMED (TTY DETECTIVE
the league for the coming season blood and that of his wife, Marcella, be tested to show
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
The tea mwinnlng the pennant
Eugene,
April 20,— (Special) —
OLYMPIA, Wash., April 20.—
whether or not ho is the father of her five-months old
The Oregon baseball team opened
B. Lawson, former manager of the will be awarded a purse of >1EC.
child. He says ho did not see his wife for over a year its 1926 season here last Satur­
Pacific Detective agency of Che­ made up fropi deposits by everjr
before the baby was born. Photo shows Mrs. Modell, who day by dropping a fast 5 to 3
halis, has been appointed city de­
insists Modell is the child’s father, holding the baby and tilt wit hthe St. Johns Bears or
tective by Chief of Police C. D.
Pilling to fill ¿he vacancy caused
Portland, rated one of the
conferring with her attorney William J. Kelley.
by Iho promotion the first of this
fastest jiemi-pA outfits in, the
month of Pilling to the head of
state. Despite the loss, the re­
member of the league. A ten- DANISH AIRMAN IS
the department.
sult was gratifying to the Ore­
MISSING IN C H IM
game schedule wjll be played,
gon backers, as it showed the
which gives each town a home
SUBJECT TO .TAX
nine Is working together well as
SHANGHAI, April 20. — Lieu­
and return game.
la unit, and uncovered some fine'
The opening games will be tenant Botved, Danish airman, pitching by thft two Bills— Ashby
WASHINGTON, April 20. —
Bootleggers can be forced’to pay
played next Sunday, April ?5, who left Canton Sunday morning , and Baker.
.
federal Income taxes on their
and the schedule will close about; for Shanghai, had not arrived here I The
infield
composed • of
sales of liquor, the supreme court
June 24. Next Sunday Nyssi this evening and was reported Adolph, West, Klminki, and
decided toclay.
The court dis­
will cross bats the Vale on t* missing. He was last seen flying I Hobson worked together well,
missed an appeal by Israel Selig­
local diamond, Jamieson at Bro­ over Foochow, about midway be­ making but one error—a high
man, New York, who lost In low­
gan and New Plymouth at Fruit­ tween the two cities.
throw by Hobson.
er court a suit to restrain the
land.
A game with Pacific Univer­
Rainier — Large acreage of sity here next Saturday will close
government from seizing and sell­
1926 mint contracted at >7 a the Oregon practice season and
ing his property to satisfy tax as­
pound.
Advertise In The Tidings
sessments.
clear the way for conference
contests with Washington and
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Charter No. 22
Reserve District No. 12 the Oregon Agricultural College.
A close game Is anticipated, as
REPORT
OF
THE
CONDITION
OF
Nothing is smarter than the wash­
the Badgers beat the Multnomah
able suede glove in beige or light
club baseball team which last
brown, heavily stitched In black.
AT TALENT IN THE STATE OF OREGON
Saturday forced the Oregon
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS APRIL 12TH, 1926
Aggies
Into extra innings to
'
RESOURCES
win.
I. Loans and discounts including redis­
As the opening of the confer­
counts, acceptances or bills of ex­
INSURE
change, sold with endorsement of the
ence season nears, a good line
bank (including items shown In 29,
is available on opposing teams.
30 and 32, if any) ................................
> 87,279.64
Your Household Effects
2. Overdrafts secured and unsecured ....
112.63
4. Other bonds, warrants and securities
including foreign government, state,
When you buy furniture,
municipal, corporation, etc., including
those shown in items 30 and 35, if
ru g s ,tableware and house­
any .................................... .......... ...........
8,080.75
hold equipment, you make 5. Stocks,
securities,
claims,
Hens
judgments, etc. ................................:.....
3,725.16
an investment on which
6. Banking house, >4.300; furniture and
you expect returns in ser­
fixtures, >2,335 ............................. ........
6,635.00
vice for years to come. Are 7. Real estate owned other than banking
with
.......................... ...............................
710.00
you insured against loss 9. house
(ab) Cash on hand in vault and due
from banks, bankers and trust
on this investment as a
companies designated and approved
result of fire.
reserve agents of this bank ............... T
35,809.32
9.* (c) Net amounts due from other banks,
bankers and trust companies ............
4,645.20
II. Checks on banks outside city or town
of reporting bank and other cash Items
4.80 wo have time to fill thorn
Total cash and due from banks,
for you now.
items 8, 9, 10 and 11 ......................... >40,459.32
Estab. 1883 at 41 E. Main St.
12.
Interest,
taxes
and
expenses
paid
........
1,567.82
Real Estate & Real Inaurane
A full stock of
Phone 211
Total ............................ *......................
>148,570.22
Spring
Budding Plants
IJABILITIES
16. Capital stock paid In ..............................
> 20,000.00
17. Surplus fund ................ .........................
2.900.00
18. (a) Undivided profits ............ .......... ..>1,217.02
>1,217.02
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks
subject to reserve:
23. Individual deposits subject to check,
including deposits due the State of
Phones 148 or 120
Oregon, county, cities or other public
funds .........................................................
78,85i.08
24^ Demand certificates of deposit out-
’ standing .............................................. ......
30.00
Total of demand deposits, other than
Earranoid Fan Belts
bank deposits, subject to reserve,
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1923 Chev. Coupe. . . $350
items 23, 24, 25. 26 ............................. >78,888.08
(with
1926
license)
Washburn Valves
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, sub­
ject to reserve and payable on demand
Timken Bearings
1—1924 Chev. Tour. $325
or subject to notice:
27. Time certificates of1 deposit out­
45,565.12
standing ....................... ..........................
1—Ford Touring .. $125
Perfection Oears
Total of time and savings deposits
payable on demand or subject to
1—Ford S e d a n
$100
American Hammered
notice, items 27 and 28 ......................... >45,565.12
Piston Rings
z
Total .....................................................
>148,570.22
Use Gabriel Snubbers
STATE OF OREGON, County of Jackson ss.
SUDDEN SERVICE
I, E. B. Adamson, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true tp the best of my knowledge
and belief.
For Every Car
E. B. ADAMSON, Cashier.
CORRECT — Attest:
C. W. HOLDRIDGE,
L. J. SLEPPY,
.
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Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day of April, 1926.
J. C. MA8ON, Notary Public.
153 E. Main St.
My commission expires November 6, 1927.
PROSPECTS 6 0
Sm artest Gloves
Dainty
Summer ;Frock9
Cleaned
perfectly and flawlessly.
We will be glad to call for
Beautiful New Spring
and deliver your work.
Wall Paper Designs
Just Received
J. O. RIGG
Ashland Cleaning and
Dyeing Works
35 First S t
Paints and Wall Paper
Phone 63
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Miss Dorothy Kellams, l«-year-old
high school student of Sullivan, Ind.,
who recently won the Indiana state
contest for making free throws In
basketball. In 50 attempts she
tossed 43 through the hoop." The
contest was staged under
a u s­
pices of Indiana University.
O. A. C. has won two out of
three practice encounters, but
looks weaker than last year as
they have lost their regular
pitchers, ana “Red’1 Ridings,
the star shortstop who was a l­
most an infield In himself. They
are figured to make a good show­
ing, howevet1, as they number
PERSONAL
ATTENTION
When you call-on •us we know that you have
confidence in us. We know th at you rely on
our ability and skill. We also want you to know
that wo do not let assistants substitute for us,
but give our personal attention to every detail.
Tn doing so we are always sure that things in
connection with our service will be done the
way you want them.
J. P. Dodge & Sons
Funeral Directors
Day Phone 212.
Night Phones 381-L— 181-J
Mrs. Louis Dodge, lady assistant
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