Grants Pass daily courier., July 13, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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Your Proposition—and Ours
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LOCZIL
Special Prices
Miss Hunts llilll» went to Medford
j this morning to spend the summer
visiting with friends.
We solicit your deposits, having in
George Kearns is »¡lending the day
mind that if you neeil assistance at any tiine
attending to business matters In
Medford.
it is our purpose to help you so far as it is
Mrs. S. S. Patton left this morn­ Two Buy Buicks—
consistent with sound hanking.
Haowor to
George 8. Stevenson, of Kerby, and
tag for West Fork where she will
Mr» K. Behkopf
visit a short time with her brother. August ilocttsche. are the latest buy­
Mrs. K. Hamnierbacher loft yes- ers of new Buick automobile*. The
Swope auto company also announces
i terday for St. Paul and expect* to
that other deliveries will be made
spend several weeks ou the trip.
Miss Gladys Sw acker left last night as soon as possible
for Portland, where she will spend
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
it. St. Anne's 4 linreh—
the summer vacation period.
Rev. Jas. 1‘jwers of Medford will
Hemstitching and pebottng. 10c
nd 12c per yard Nellie Neas 01 If hold services Sunday. July 18. In St.
Mrs. William Briggs, of Ashland, Anne's church. 7 and 9:30. Baptism
com«
is a guest here of Mis* Ruth Whit­ after mass.
I call*.
ney for several days
Mrs. E. B. Barlow and daughter,
for ■ I «<ll«~i Ai<l to Mii't—
Miss Esta. left this morning
Wednesday afternoon. July 14th.
Portland and McMinnville tor a visit
the Igidie* Aid of the M. E. church
of several weeks.
F. H. Allison, of Cottage Grove, will hold a social meeting In the
is visiting in the city with his broth- church parlors, preceeded by a short
meeting.
Friends
er. H. E. Allison, for a few davs business
Mr. Allison Is making a trit* by auto strangers are cordially Invited.
to Ashland and other valley points.
Lumbago. Rheumatism, acute or tearing Auto Park
chronic, responds to Dr. Tompkins
A number of auto park enthusiasts
treatments.
1 <tf spent Monday evening at the camp
NiUiimally known for a quarter of a century a«
Amos Williams left this morning in clearing the grounds. The men
specialist* tn that tlioroughbrevl type of iwlhring.
for Portland to spend several day» in burned brush and the women raked
You are certain to be ple<v»e<l with Uie values.
attendance at the National Clean, rs dead grass and leaves. They enjoy­
and Dyers association conference, ed a picnic »upper after work.
GEO S. CALHOUN
which Is to be held this »»•»
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At 'he sign of
Over
fifteen years lie al drnlcr
Mrs. J II. Wagonblast and chil­ Divorcee Are iiranliul—
Ye Jolly
dren. who have been guests here of
Little
Tailor
At the xeitsion of the circuit court
Mr and Mrs. F. L. Johnson, returned yesterday two divorces were granted.
this morning to their home at Port­ Vida Madison was given a divorce
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land.
from Edward William Madison and REPORT OF THE CONDITION DE IRE FI11MT NATIONAL BANK OF
Mrs. E. H. Gilman and daughter. .1. R. Higginbotham was granted a
8OI TIIERN OREGON
Miss Miriam Gilman, who have been divorce from Charlotte Higginboth­
at Grant* Paa*. In the filate of Oregon, al the clo*® of biiBinrw* on
visiting here with Mrs. Oilman’s am and given the custody of the two
Jun« 3«. 1920
EEP a W inchester Flashlight in the
daughter. Mrs. E. D. Roberts, left children,
Rcaouri'ea
1. a Ixians and discount*, In ludlng rediscount* *569.5.14.38
kitchen to flash into the pantry shelves, the
this morning for their home at Port-
» • • *. i .-
•Total loans
land.
oven or the ice-box. Have it ready to light the
1.755.77
No Cohort Friday —
2
Overdrafts,
unsecured.
*1755.77
"Pussywillow." Sabin has it.
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way to the cellar, or down the back-door steps.
5- I . S. Government securities owned:
The
regular
Friday
night
concert
and I
Mrs.
William Davenport
a Deposited to see uni clHulatlon (U. 8. bond»
will not tie given this week.
The
Always have a W inchester Flashlight in
59,000.0®
daughter. Miss Ruth Davenport, left
par valub*..................
special
concert
at
the
ex-service
c Pledged to »e uro postal saving» deposits
the bedroom. Use it in the clothes closet—
this morning for their home at Palo
0,000.00
men's picnic In the park Sunday af­
(par valuei
Alto, Cal. They nave been visitina
m keep it beside the bed at night.
d Pledged a* collateral tor State or other de­
ternoon will tako Its place The band
here with Mrs. Walter A. Smith and
21,000 00
posits or bill* payable
...
Come in and see these Flashlights which we
has hern practicing on some new sa­
19.364.50
C. H. Demaray.
t Osnrxl and unpledged
le Hons and the best concert of the
recommend so highly.
h War Savings Certificate* and Thrift Stamp*
H. l^tnpman of Central Point.
’ season la promised.
367 70
actually owned
spent the day with Grants Pass
I Deposited with state authorities In accord­
friends. Mr. Umpmax for the past
ance with provision of rfe<-
11-K.
10,000.00
two years has been conducting a non . Rnln ut Glendnl«— ,
Federal Reserve Act
According <0 Mr. and Mrs. August
109,732 29
Total U. 8. Government securities
partisan league pai>er in Hillsboro,
the
STORE
N. Dak., and is home visiting hin Goettsche. who returned this morn­ <4- Other l>on<l», *ccuriUe*. etc.!
c Bonds and securities (other than U. 8. se-
ing from an auto trip to Glendale. It |
family.
uritles*
pledged
as collateral
is raining hard on the other side of,
for State or other deposits (postal
Smith hill. It apparently started
2,729 84
excluded* or bills puyahle
The Security Benefit Picnic—
e Securities, other than U. 8.'bond* in<>t In­
Will be held Friday afternoon and raining early this morning but th«
cluding st« ksl. owned and un-
evening at the park If the weather Is roads are still In good shape, |hc
•
pledged
66.3S7.49
rain
not
affecting
them
yet.
Buy Your •
favorable. All members are asked
h Deposited »¡lb State authorities in ac. ord-
ance with provisions of Sc
1 1-K.
to bring their families and well filled
Federal Reserve Act
I r>,ooo.00
baskets, and enjoy a real good time. Irrtgmion District Extcnihi!—
Total bonds, securities, etc . other than
Many land owners who were not
I s
74.017.33
included within the boundaries «f , 8. Stork of Federal Reserve Bank 4 50 per cent
Good. Clean Room* at Reason­
PROPOSAL TO I SE DIRECT
the
Gnnts
Pass
Irrigation
district
of subscript loti t
able Prices
ACTION AGAINST BRITISH
2.250.00
9. a Value of banking house, owned and unin­
at the time of the e*tabll»hment of
at
cumbered
.....
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20,000 00
flth and H Sts.
Ixindon, July 13.—A proposal to the district, or with later Inclusions, 10. Furniture and fixtures
3.650.00
employ direct action if necessary to re now making petition for inclu­ 11. Real estate owned other than banking house
1,500.00
sion.
Tracts
In
the
lower
valley
that
12.
lawful
reserve
with
Federal
Reserve
Bank
force the government to withdraw its
4».912 54
•4.
Cash
in
vault
and
net
timpani*
due
from
na
­
troop* from Ireland and cease manu­ had not previously been Included.are
tional banks
Alonzo Jones, Mgr.
97.647.63
facturing* munitions for use In Ire­ now being taken In. and numerous 15. Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and
petitions
are
now
on
file
with
the
land and Russia was defeated today
trust companies In fnlted States
In a si>a lai trades union congress board of directors The plan for the ;
(other tbun Included in Items 12.
13 or 1 4)
5,088.21
called to consider labor's attiude on Immediate completion of (he gravity j
16. Exchanges for clearing house
1,784 74
■project,
with
Its
release
from
the
i
the
Irish
question.
here before the railroad was built
Early Resident VLsiting
Total of Items 1 3. 1 I. I
11; and I 7
104,387.78
charges for power. I* reason for this ' 18. Checks on banks located outside of ity
. or
A. G. Guyer and family of Colusa and assisted in putting up the first AMERICAN REPORTED KILLED
desire upon the part of the land own- ■
town of reporting bank and other
Cal., and the former's sister. Mrs. tent set up on the townsite.
cash items
DURING FIGHT AT SPALATO <vrs to have their lands within the
1,238.26
19. Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and
Agnes Hoernlien of Anderson, Cal.,
<0
project.
t
D. J. Vasbinder. of Gold Hill, spent
due from V. 3. Treasurer
are in the city for a few days look-
■.......
Trieste, July 13.—An
American
21.
Gold
Dust
....
"V
409.68
Mr. a number of days in the city on bus­ officer is reported to have been killed
ing alter property Interests.
Examination Hcl<l July 21.—
Guyer was an early resident of this iness. returning to Gold Hill
Total
in recent street fighting between the
Th« IT. S. Civil Service commission
*940,188.03
city leaving here in 1884. He wa.s morning.
Croats and Italians, during the Jugo­ annonn es that a clerk-carrier exam-
I Jalillltlcx
slav nationalist demonstration at Inatlon will 'be held on July 24, 1920, 22. Capital stock paid In
* 50,900.00
Spalato, Dalmatia.
to establish an eligible register from 23. Surplus fund
25.000 00
«
which selections may be made to fill 24. a Undivided profit*
6.453 35
Washington. July 13.—No report vacancies as they may occur In the 25. Interest and discount coll” ted or credited In
advanc« of maturity and not earned
of the killing of an American oflcer positions of clerk and carrier, poet­
—■(approximate*
3.995.24
during street fighting in Spalato, or office service. Grants Pas*. Salary. 28. Circulating note* outstanding
1'1,000 '
31.
-Net
amount*
due to Inink*.'baiikers. and trust
the participation of American naval $1 OOP per annum, plus bonus, All
companies In th« fnlted States and
forces In disturbances there have citizens of the United States who
foreign countries (other than in­
been received by the navy depart­ meet the requirements, both
men I
cluded In Items 29 or 30)
1,583.1«
ment.
Total
of Items 29. 30, 31. 32 anii 33
and women, may enter this examina­
»
1,583.26
Denuind deposlte) oilier than hank <le|MM|ts>
tion; appointing officers, however,
•«bjrct to Reserve (deposits j>;1 able
Furniture Oil.
have the legal right to »perlfy the
within 30 clay»):
To renovate scratched furniture, sex desired in requesting certifica­ 34. Individual <!« poHltii Rirbject to < h« ( k
539.843.74
mix together In a bottle equal quanti­ tion %f ellgitofc1». Age limits, 18 to 35. Certificates of deposit due In lees than 3' davs
ties of the best salad oil and vinegar. 4 8 years on the date of the examina­
a/».-
(other than for money borrowed 1
87,074 8.1
36. State, county, or other municipal deposits se­
Shake vigorously, then It fs’rendy tn
tion. Age limits do not apply to per­
u«e. Take n small |>nd or soft rag,
cured by pledge of asset* of this
bank ..............................
dip It Into rhe solution and rub «ell sons entitled to preference on ac­
38. Dividends unpaid
23.638.21
Into the wood until all scratches have count of military or naval servlcb.
3,000.00
Total
of
demand
depoeits
(other
lllin
For
further
Information
and
appli
­
disappeared
Tien polish with an­
bank
deposits)
aublect
to
Reserve
other soft rng You will be delighted cation blank apply to Arthur L.
Item* 34. 35, 36, 37. 38 and .39
with the result.
«02,554.78
Wlble, local secretary, board ot civil
Time deposits suh.|e<t to Reser..
;
ne (payable
nf-
service examiners. Grants Pass, or
ter 30 days, or subject to 30 day* * or
or
to the secretary. 11th V, S, Civil 40 r «tri . n’°r.e ,notW*b nr"’ POwtal savIngHi
ertlfl n‘ni„;Lw«nlf. io‘.h"r
f,‘r "ionoy
Service district, 303 postoffice build­
ENGRAVED
ing, Seattle, Wash. .
42. Postal Ravines deposit*
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---- — 43. Other time deposit*
Total of tlni..
.,¡1..
, t
KNIGHTS OF
serve, Roms 40, 41, 42 and 43
PYTHIAS
201,601.40
• Total
TONIGHT, Last Times, a
Thermopylae
Lodge
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(crexf mid discount wns churgv<| ... ,.. '
«mounts on uhlchTn-
No. NO
by law (Mee. 5H)7j n,.v> H(J|, (
J ~
T'-« "f those p. emitted
BOX STATIONERY AND
MEETS
charge not to exceed .-¡p
’’ notes ,(|ion
< <»t:l{| SI’OMlEM I. < AltlW
each lonn, was none.
> «"* ""«<>. The number of
TONIGHT
PICTLRE
ENGRAVED IN’ GOLD
State
of
Oregon
County
of
Josephine.
»,
Visiting
Mem-
THAT’S DIFFERENT
GRANTS PAM, OREGON
, I. Grò E Lnndbnrg, Cimbier nf •>.«
Invited
OOc THE BOX
swear that thT sbovo statement i< true to'tï?? "."‘’.""ï b*nk' ,,n »"'tmnl.v
10
h"*1 of my knowledge nnd
mrs. nenie Hea$
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Proper Clothing
For Men and Women
for Vacation Trips
at
WlNCff£ST£R
Peerless Ctothing Co
Use A Flashlight About
the House
K
Rogue River Hardware
TV/NC/f£Sr£R
At Home Away
From Home
Electrical
Supplies
PAUL’S
Electric Store
Layton Hofei
!
COMING!
ANITA STEWART in
Mind the Paint Girl
and BENNETT’S “GEE WHIZ
Starts Tomorrow
OREGON
BILL HART
“JOHN
Community
Linen
CLEMENS
Subscribed and sworn to before
Sells Drill's ar.d Books
TÁ<-
CKO E l,(tNnnrno naRh|er
E M 'vkl1X',f',"ly' 1920'
■/Ò Star»
Parker
, m ’ . ....
Correct—Attest ■
H. D NORTON
L. R HA LI,.
J. T. FRY.
Directors.
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