Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 21, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGR9WTR P4GT COCH —---------------- —— PER52NÆL SPECIAL rasa LOCdL ■■■'»■ Rt-atletl Blouses, several colors, all at wonder fully low price $5.00 MRS. NELLIE NEAS GIFTS Barnes Jewelrv and Gift Shop EARL & WILSON SEMI-SOFT COLLARS ;$5c each. ft for Sl.tnt. Sixes 14 to 17. WHY PAY MORE? Woodward’s SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Building Materials Cement — Doors — Sashes — Roofing Flooring — Lumber — General Milling Three C’s Lumber Company Phone 5» West G Street A NEW RECORD FOR YOUR VICTROLA Would I»" a welcome surprise to the family circle on these rainy evenings. Drop in on your way home and select on«- or more from our stock of Victor, Brunswick, Columbia, and Edison records. THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE STANTON ROWELL. Prop. BOXING and WRESTLING TONIGHT 8:30 P. M In Old Chamber of Commerce Hall above J. Brill Store EDDIE GORMAN VS. FRED HILLER CECIL BARRICK VS. FLOYD MAY ED SULLIVAN VS. RED ROSE Two other good bouts Admis-ion: Adults SOc, Children 2öc. LADIES FREE GRANTS PASS BOXING CLUB It’s Different Now Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son'«, Optical good« at Letcher * Son'*, Harry Sordy is in the city frqm 1 Gallre, attending to business mat- I ters. Dance at the Grange, Saturday, ¡(V-tober 25. Tickets 75c; refresh ments, 25c. lot's ro ! 3» Mrs. B. F. Scherffiua of Dryden is spending the week in th«* city, »he guest of Mrs. J. A. Johnsrud. Bruno Schallhorn, salesman for the XI. J. B. company, spent th«- day h«*re on business and visiting friend*. .Mrs. Jack Schenk has returned front a trip to Boston where she has been visiting for the past two months. Mrs. L. O. Clement anti Mrs. Frank Nombalais have arrived her«* to attend th«* Presbyterian Synodical this week. While in th«* city they will be the guests of Mrs. J. A. Johns- rnd. I. F. Peck is one of the men of Josephine county who devote their time to mining, and anyone familiar with Oregon geology Is aware that the mountains in Josephine county are rich in minerals, waiting for someone to extract them and reduce them. Mr. Peck is reglstere«! at the Hotel Portland from Grants Pass.— Oregonian. - - - ♦ ♦ ♦ Radio Features for Tu«-s<lay ------- laid Bw-alts Ills trill— Leonard Lewis. sev«-n-y»ar-ol«l son of Melvin Lewis, broke his arm yes terday when he fell from the rings on which he was swinging nt the school grounds. The arm was badly smashed at th«> «dhow. The Women's < luh— Will hold a ruminale» sale at Smith's Garage on Saturday. Novem ber 8. 29 tre You Going?— Where? T«J the S. B. A. dance nt Jhe Grange, Saturday October 25. 29 Flier* Visitisl Mi’dfnrd— The round-the-worl<l fliers yester day visited Medford, their visit being entirely unexpected. They arrived there at I o'clock from Eugene and were feted considerably during their short stay, leuviug this morning at 10 o'clock. They were banqueted with the Portland business men nnd were called upon the stage at th«* Craterian theatre to appear la-fore the audience. K1«X. Th«* Tribune. Oakland, Cal., 56!) meters 6 p. m., Aunt Elsie's Sunset Matin**». KILT, Th«» Times, lais Angeles, 3!).* meter» 2:30 p. m . matinee inuxlcal: 6 p. tn., Hickman'« on-lies- tra; 6 3d p. m.. chlldreu'« progruui; 8 p. m,, music.-- KFI. Earle C. Anthony, Inc., lais Angi-I«*«. 46» meter« f* p. ni. hour of news bulletins; 6:45 p. tn., or gan recital: 8 p. in.. Ambassador ho tel orchestra; 10 p. m.. popular bal lad hour. < KPO. Hale Brothers, tnc., San Francisco, 4 23 meters 1 p. m. Fairmont hotel orchestra; 5:30 p. tn., children'» hour: 8 p. m„ musi cal program: 10 p nt.. Bradfield'» band, «lance music. KGW. The Oregonian, Portland. Ore., 492 meter* 12:30 p. in., con cert: 5 p. tn., «'hlldren'a hour: 8 p. nt., agricultural lecture, 8:30 p. nt., concert. KGO. General Electric company. Oakland. Cal.. 313 meter» I p. m.. St. Francis hotel orchestra: 8 p. m . varied musical program, and trav el- talk: 10 p. m . Halstead*« orches tra. done«* music. KFSG, Angelus Temple, l-o» An geles 3:30 p. m.. organ recital; va ried musical program: 6:30 p. m., coxy hour studio program for chil dren: 10:30 p. m.. Sunshine hour for sick and shut-ins. Legion Meets Tomorrow-— The regular meeting of the Grants Pass poet of the American lesgion will be held tomorrow night Bids to He Opened— at the court house, After ths* meet- Bids will bo opened in Portland ing the members will be entertained tomorrow on the surfacing of the by the ladies of the auxiliary. road between Patricks Creek and Gasquet on the Redwood highway. Auction Sale, Saturday. 4M. 2A— Rudi» l'cnture« for We«ln«relny This is for 9.5 miles. F u r n 1 t a re. farm implements. KFSG.- Angelus Temple. Los An cows. hogs, chdckens and many oth- gel«», 278 meters—3:30 p. n>.. or Ix-aky Roof— er articles too numerous to men- gan recital, varied musical program; Phone 320, Pacific Coast Roofing tion. 618 1 street, Milliken and divine service; 10:30 p. in., sunshin«- Co. 01-tf Fletcher. 33. hour, latke Has Good Day—— KGO, General Eh-ctrlc Co. Oak Fields — Ducks Invade The weather at Crater I-ake Sun land, 312 meters—3 p. m., musical Thousands of ducks and geese program: Williams Institute speak day was ideal and there was no snow in the road except a little be from the north are invading the- er; 4 p. in., orchestral concert; silent. tween government camp and the Title lake grain fields. 40 miles KGW, The Oregonian, Portland. lodge, according to Medford people south of Klamath Falls, and approx- 492 meters—12:30 p. m„ orchestra who returned from a trip to the lake Imately 1000 acres of wheat, barley concert; 6 p. m . children's program; last eveuing. About 20 car» of sight and oats have already been cleaned 8 p. m., KiwanU quartet; 9 p. m.. seers visited the lake during Sun by the game birds. J. F. Hoskins, lecture on radio; 10 p. m„ Olsen's an extensive lease-land farmer in the orchestra, dance music. day.—Medford Mall Tribune. lake bed section, reports 120 acres KPO, Hale Brothers. Inc.. San Birth Annoiincenients— of barley cleaned by ducks and geese Francisco, 423 meters—4-30 p. m.. Dainty cards for birth announce in five days’ time last week. A race Fairmont Hotel orchestra; 5:30 p. ments in stock at the Courier office. has developed between 12 to 15 com in., children's hour; S p. m . Brad bined harvesters with hundreds of field band, dance music, varied mu Rogue Tokays Pleas«— thousands of water fowl for the re sical features. The Tokay grapes from the Grants maining standing grain in that sec KFL Earle C. Anthony. Inc., Los Pass district excelled anything on 1 tion. amounting to 6000 acres. Angeles, 4 69 meters—5 p.m.. hour the Portland market in that line of news bulletins; 6:45 p. m , Nick this year according to Ted E. Epier- ' Saturday, October ».A— Harris detective stories and orches- son. market editor of the Telegram, I 1:30 p. m.. is the next auction tra; 7:30 p. m„ series <>f musical who was in the city today with the aale at Millikan and Fletcher auc- programs; 10 p. m.. special dramati«- special bearing members of the tion yards, 618 I street. 33 program; lip. m.. Ambassador Ho Portland Chamber of Commerce. A tel orchestra. few were shipped that did not come The W»men's < tub—— KIX. The Tribune. Oakland. Cal.. up to standard and these proved to Will hold a rummage sale at 661 meters—8 p. in., studio program, be a drug on the market. The Smith's Garage on Saturday. Novem- special features, organ and orches grapes which were picked and 29 tral recitals. ber 8. packed right brought good prices KHJ. Th«) Times. Los Angeles— and met with a ready demand, stat Medford Win« at Golf— 6 30 to 7:30, children's program; ed Mr. Emerson, w'ho kept his eye With perfect golf weather prevail 8 to 10 p. m.. program by Redlands on the Josephine product. ing and with the local course in ex- : Chamber of Commerce; 10 to 11. Art cellent condition the Warn of four Hickman's danc«- orchestra. KNX. Evening Express. Los An teen golfers from the Coos Bay Aolf club were defeated by the team of geles— 6 p. m . dinner hour program; the Rogue River Valley Golf aseo- 8 to It), program by Hayward Lum- ciatfon at the Medford golf links lier company; 10 to 11. Hollywood ■yesterday by a score of 32 to 7. land dance orchestra. Out of a possible 42 points scored ■under the Nassau system of three points to each match the local team won 32 points, halved 3 points and lost only 7 points, which is a re markable performance for the local team playing in its first team match and including players now in their first year of golf.—(Medford Mail j Tribune. OREGON Mountain Breakfast cowboys wear chaps? (BRAND) For Halo at All Market« Our Price — First Grade Cream, 41c Grants Pass Creamery Raw Furs of All Kinds High Cash Price -—at— THE FUR MARKET Opposite .loscpliliie Hotel Number 18 Quality Coffee The Truax Grocery Couch’s Pharmacy FOR FILMH, DEVBLOP- ING AND PRINTING In by it a. m. out by ß p. m. — because, when riding, they need heavy coverings over their legs to protect them from thorns, thickets and roifgh Countless persons, weather. exposed to raw winds, use rev ... -.GLYCERIN AX'll TÎll/Uilëbl ROSE WATER to protect their akin and aoothe chapped hands and face. Puretext Glycerin and Rose Water Is dt-llgli ttillly healing, delicately fragrant and eapoc- ially grateful after ahavlng. One of 200 l’ureteat prépa ration« for health and hygiene. Every Item the beat that akill and care can produce. CLEMENS Hells Drugs and Book* The 'ftexaUZ Drut Jfwv ttttday . oTTonrn «». n>»» I 4! / Loader anti Repeater Shells Loaded with Hiiiokel«-«< Powder. Fninous for tlu-lr even spread and hard hitting delivery. X» laigcl gels tlirougli the Winchester pattern. Rogue River Hardware Co. The WINCHESTER Store SPECIAL VALUES IX FLANNEL SHIRTS A fhu h tallow'd Shirt of nil ■unite qunllt) In brown and kin \ ii a«M»Hnw*nt of f w<»-|»h'ro iiih I itm fiir. Mime nil wool awl nomo wool iii I xim I. \ l»mkm llw* Io <!«»••<• out, fur Burnirne $1.00 BRI Hl ( < I SHOIt TO Peerless Clothing Co. litri«« l•* ( rowil—— 33 < '«ailhlgi- H|M iiks Thursday— President Coolidge will deliver a radio addreea on Thursday night at 6:20. Th«- message will be relayed from one large broadcasting station to another. It will be released on the Pacific coast by KGO. General Eletcrlc company, of Oakland. Regular Meeting Tonight— Granta Pass Lodge No. 84 A. F. « A. M. Work In M. M. degree; rr- fn-slimeiits. Jas. T. Chinnock, w. M. 2» The opening of the Craterinn The- ntre In Medford Inst night brought a large crowd of show goer» from nil parte of th« valley, Every »<>nl In th«- house win taken for Tile Havoc, with Elliott Dexter. Th« show went over big. Many praises for the new show house hav<* been heard, the theatre being equipped with tin- lat est in everything neceajtary tor u modern theatre. Those attending th« »how from here were Mr. and Mrs. J. < . Hromh-y. Mr. amt Mrs. J. T (lilniKxk. Mr. and It Mrs. W. Clark«. •Mr. and .Mr». Junie» Dunlop. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wood. Mr. amt Mrs Robert Borland and Mr. mid Mrs. Junies Slover, anil A II Cornell Charter No. 416S. Reserve District N'o. 12. RBPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TH!: First National Bank of Southern Oregon At Grant« Pas» In the State of Oregon, lit th<- close of business oil October 10, 1924 RESOI IRES 1. a Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts, acceptances of other banks, and foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold wllh endorsem« nt of this bank 2. Overdrafts, uns.cured. $615.16 4. U. “ S. “ Government "««iiritie-* owned: a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value) .............................................. j 50,000.00 b All other t'nited States Government securities (including premiums, If any) $98 415oo Total <Mli«-r bonrl«, stor-ks, a«-« urlt l«*s. <-t«-.: Hanking House, »30.000; furniture and fixtures, »4,336 25 * R«-al estate owned other tiipn banking house Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bunk Ciisli In vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bnnkers, and trust com panies In the United States (other than included in Items 8, 9. and 10) Checks on other banks in the same city or town uh report- ing bank (other than Item 12) Total of Items ». 10. 11, 12. and 13 »146.627.64 b Miscellaneous cash items a - i ia Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. 8. Treasurer ..... .............................................. Other assets. If any (gold dust) Total Pure Pork Country Sausage WANTED —TO BUY A team of oxen pulled Ezra Meek- an airplain piloted by Lieutenant Oakley Kelly, famous transcontin rr, 93-year-old pioneer trail-blazer ental flyer. Meeker is seen here be over the old Oregon trail in 1853. ing congratulated by President. Cool- Me has just crossed the continent in jrge On hie arrival in Washington. • mium DAILY . 507,073.03 6 4 6.16 1 48,415.00 422.16» 16 2 1.336 25 2.350.00 62.971.97 138,698.79 4,883.27 2.045.58 981.28 2,500.00 726.60 11.317.783.»« LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In ............................. .............................. » 50,000.00 Surplus fund ........... ................................................. 50,000.00 Undivided profits ................ »39,626 3!) c Less current expense«, Interest, mid taxes paid 10,666.85 29.070.54 Circulating notes outstanding 49,200.00 Amount due to national bands 660.6 4 Certified checks outstanding 1.326.25 Total of Items 21, 22, 23, 24. and 25 »1.986.79 Demand deposit* (other than bank deposits) f. subject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to check 628,267.70 Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed 30.300.30 State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of assets of this bank or surety bond 37,859.95 Other demand d'-poslts •1,656.1 2 Total of demand deposits (other thnn hank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 26, 27. 28. 29, 30, anil 31 »707,173.07 Timo deposits subject to Rcservo (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal Hav ings): Certificates of deposit (otl)er limn for money borrowed) 186,206.08 other time deposit* 240,694.97 Postal savings deposits 2,736.23 Total cf time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 32, 33, 3 1. »nd II | 12»,587 IS United States deposits (other than postal savings), In cluding War Loan deposit account mid deposits of United Slates disbursing officers 810.30 ,, $1.317.788.»» State of Oregon. County of Josephine, ss: I. H. I). Norton, President, of the nlxivi-ntim< d bunk, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the bcsl of my knowledge and belief. H D. NORTON. President, CORRECT — Attest: L. B. Hall, C II Demaray, Frank Mashburn, Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 16th day of October, 1924, (NOTARIAL SEAL) EVELYN M. ALLEN. Notary Public for Oregon (My commission expires Juno 2, 1926.)