TllUKHlMY, MAY 1!, 1921 ...
1 i-'
& H. S. TATTLER
Setter CutvH BpesV SpanlsK
CISSSCS
Sennrlta CeM, Instructress In th
first and fourth fvT Spanish at tl.
audvarattv, spoke to th Spanish
Usee last Thursday. ltr parents
wr both Spaniard but Ml Carres
'wm bora la South America. She
sopesks with a marked foreign accent
Tka papils teemed mora Interested
ta Spain Utaa South America, ao she
told them ot the Spanish anlTersftle
bad visited. Everyone waa great
sf pleased with ber address and hope
I kef may hare ber apeak to them J, h, g4B,orl They
aralo.
Agne wore It for whit, now Abbl
haa It
TMii w would like to know
Why Horace talka to himself ao
much?
What Ona had up her leve?
WUat Lota railed Charley' car?
Who Allco T. waa with Friday
night?
What happened to the ancient Mr
tory class Friday?
What kind ot a set Either U ta
going to have in ber ring?
Where three of the bookkeeping
glrla are to get home to go horse
bark riding Sunday?
TOWN AND VICINITY
ft. U War! of South C street, sus-
Smith, th potato king of thl part
Of the Valley.
' For reauiu Hat your place with
laired a major operation at Merer tialtlnger A alrllierton
hospital on the 6th. I Thoma Melghan In "The Frontier
1 ...
Luc He Fritx. who ha been absent
a account of aertou illness, haa re
f anted to achooL
Mr. J. C. Knight waa operated Upon Ot the It ha the underworld
tor gall (tone at Merry bospltaL yea- thrill of "The Miracle Man". V are
tenlay afternoon. I giving away many FRKK present
Mr. R. r. Morteiisen surprised 'the .t'rT Wednesday.
doctor, very agreeably, by returning Try "Splrella" the World I'e-t
Tuesday evening front rurtland. where I t'ortet. Order taken by Mr. Ida
she baa been under apeclal treatment .arlon. 114 K St. rhone 115 W
for aeveral weeka. She I very much evening.
improved in health. Ardrey. daughter of Ilruoe and Met
A baby girl waa. born to Mr. and Stunrt, agd 4 year, died at ttto home
Mra. Fred Rreanler on May the 9th 'of her grand parent. Mr. and Mr. 7!.
Mr. and Mr. Z. T. Collin, of Weet'T- Monday evenlnr. the Sth.
Springfield, have both been alck for.,n,, tn,1J Ul1 pneumonia, fnllowliig
several week. Mr. Collin th long- ",lu,naa and never recovered from
long play, they got It; and then theyjer and the more seriously. She had 11 Tn held at Walker's
dtdnt want it They got a abort play. been reported Improving In the past chP'l yesterday afternoon, conducted
and Mill they aold "I can't be In it." (few daya. but he wa not able to at- bv Hrt- r- M "u'r- TnP ''
"I don"! want to be In It" "I don't tend tfce funeral of her little grand-. ,,u'd recently
t wonder what'
the matter with
first wanted a
Sine Abbi and Adellade Lave bad know what they want.
tkelr hair bobbed, the pupil ot the
cbool have had quite a bit to aay.I IVr ' M,,! ad been worry
Bona ay that Adelaae look the bet:in boul n niOT ,n,t we
n4 other that Abble th beat The will be without her. That Jus!
toy don't have any thing to sy!'lk onlor nyway, "the dignified
aUwat it because they wonder what
ta th world is coming next
like It." I don't believe they really dauKhter. little Ardrey Stuart, yester-
i day.
Who will get Melvln' ring next?
Pr. S. Ralph Dipple, dentist Spring
field. Oregon.
PHONE 51
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IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT CRAY'S
BISCUIT "SALE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
I". ;-
1 Bi
Se "The Glorlou Fool", a hrp.
nel shell of high explosive comedy
loaded with laughs and surprises. A
Mary Roberts Rblnehart story featur
tng Richard Dlx and Helen Chadwtck
the atar of "Dangerous Curv Ahead".
At the Bell Sunday.
Don't forget that Sunday May 14 Is
("Mother" Day" and present some
For vrsult lint your plac wl'U
Ballinger t MrHicron.
Mm. Grace K. May returned Sunday
evening from a trip of several days
Into Southern Oregon. She vllte
at Canyonvllle. Ilon-lmrg ami Cottage
Grove.
Mix Maud Chase of rrunevllle who
has been quite III la re r or ted aa much
Improved.
A daughter wa born to Mr. and
IICNINQ fOR PURITY
AND tXCILLINCl
A tub full of It. Tlw. cream
aith an Irrestitile flavor made
from th beat product the mar
ket afford. Our lc cream la
known by all aa niuat excellent
and nourishing Huppltud In any
amount tor pubW and private
Itinctlo'i. The best value .
EGGIMANN'S
"Say It With A Brick' "
Cl.rtr No. C94I "rv D strkt Na. 11
REPORT OP CONDITION OP THI
First National Bank
At SprlngfWild, In the Sta'e of Oregon, at the close of buclties oa
Ma Kth. 1.'2
oa
RESOURCIt
U)nn and discounts. Including rediscounts 167,673 68
lerriiaft. iine ured. !04 0?
U. . Government aecurltie ewnd:
Deposited to se:-ur circulation (I . H. Iiond par
value)
Alt other I'nlted Mtatea Government securities
Other bonds, stocks, curlt rs. etc.:
lianklng Moure, f.1,000 00; furniture and future.
SS.74S Ul
..... ... .. . .. j , I . . I l iL k HLI.. I -'
M. .1.-1. k. I 1 I u.'..n.M e t.- ... i n.m wmkm v uwiin unir mnn ""-" -
u",u ,u lawful reserve with Federal Heserve Hank
th. a baby girl. Mr. May I now em- Ed Fegle and family have moved, Cash in vault and amount due from national bank....
ployed In th Booth-Kelly office at to Kugrne. Mis father. Capt. W. 8. ! Cliccka on other banka la the aame city or town at
mother. If not able to reach your own
with flowers. It will gladen her heart
and make the day brighter tor both
you and ber.
I Born to Mr, and, Mra. 'Winifred
Mr Geo. J. Camp, of Donna.
Thursday, the 4th.
Miss Olive Smith rame up from
Pcrtland. Friday, to make a short :
visit with her father. She remained!
4, ISO 00
.439 00
Wendling.
Marian Powell who has lived and
Fegle. who haa been making hi home j
with them, will apend the summer at i
farmed most of his life In and around the home of his son, Wes Fegles. a'
Springfield haa moved, with his fara
tly. to Red Deer. Alberta, where be
will try wheat raising.
If you want to trade your property.
see Ballinger A MePheraon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Paris.
spent Sunday at the home
Jarrett" Mr.
are sisters
The "basement
work 'of Dr. Rebhana new house am
completed.
Mia Mary Robert ha moved from
her rooms over the library to a farm ;
house near Natron where she
Jasper.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
C. S. land office, Roseburg. Oregon.
April 14. 12S.
reporting b.ink
Total two above tiem
Miscellaneous cash items ..
Redemption fund with I'. 8.
t S. Treasurer
11.444 14
Treasurer and due from
Total
LIABILITIES
is. of Mabel Notice I hereby given that Taylor "r'unj " Z
l'e 'of O. H. D. Archer, of Leaburg. Oregon, on ; t'ndivlded pronta7r""rZ!!tr.r.I.r;!.'I!r!l!'"r
. Paris and Mrs Jarrett August 31. 1920. made addition Home-1 Less current expenses. Interest, and Uxca paid
tead entry. Serial No. 0t31. unclei . Circulating note outstanding
nt walls and the frame- the Act of April it. 104 and Act ol!l'",h.P!f',1 chrtU '"
June . 1U. for the NE4 of NW
and NW4 tf NEii of section T. town
ship 173. range 2E. Willamette meri
dian, aa additional to Homestead
HI entry, serial No. 010450. patented, for
look after the welfare of ber brother j Lot 10 nd 11 of section . township
Art Roberts, who works for B. O. M"S. range 2E. Willamette meridian.
and that upon completion of putillca-
payment i
In Society
tton ot thla notice and
Mrs. Fred Walker waa hostess last
Thursday to the Needlecrafl club at
its regular meeting. A general good
time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served to the following guests
and members: Mesdamea. Jesse j
Lorah and Henry Korf. guests; Cart.
Olson. H. E. Walker. C. E. Fisher.!
Wm. Killeen. W. H. Pollard, A. P.
McKlnzey, II. M. Stewart. Bob Drury.
T. D. Yarr.es. D. W. Crites. O. II. Jar-j
rett and W. N. Iong. mmbers. The (
club win meet witn Mrs. m. k. nailer,
in Eugene, on May 18. i
!
The Pine Needle club met at th'
home of Mrs. Nina Mcl'herson, on
Thursday, May 4th. A rl' asant after
noon was spent and dtiinty refresh
ments we a served.
Members present were: Mesdamw
C. M. Dorlty. Wilbur Lloyd, O. V.
Klzer. A. li. Van Val.ah. C. Bowman.
I. Webb. Peterson. K. Clrard, Al
Montgomery. Fred Illnson and Walter
ljxton. !
The plnco of the next meeting wll. '
not be decided upon until the nxt
regular Circle night. J
commissions and purchase price o
. the land, flual certificate and patent
will Issue for the land embraced In
the additional entry.
.' The purpose of this notice la tc
allow all persons claiming the lane
adversely, or dealrlng to show It to
be mlueral In character, an opportu
ntty to file objection to the applica
tion with the Register and Receiver
of the I'nlted State Land office at
Roseburg, Oregon, and to establish
their Interest therein or the mineral
character thereof.
W. H. CANNO.f, Register.
Total
Otmand dapoalts (ether than bank deposits) subject
to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 daya):
Individual deposlta subject to check
Certlflcatxa If deposit due In less than 30 days (other
than for money borrowed I ...
Slat, county, or other municipal deposits secured by
pledge of Sssetn of this bank
Total of three above Item .
Time dspoalt subject to Reserve (Payable after 30
days, or subject to 30 dsys or mote notice, and
postal savings) :
Certificates ot deposit (other than for money
borrowed)
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by
pledgw of assets of this bank
Other time deposit ...
Total of time deposit subject to reas-rve..
7.SIS 4S .
3.343 41
131405 OS
43.14S03
Total
$ 67.673 il
K04 OS
110)
61.114 15
10.740!
14.717 14
10.R&3 4
ii.iii 4:
134.74
11771
SIS SO
1114 01 0
1&.000 09
. 6.000 00
4.144
.S&0 0O
1I5.
104.140 14
13. Ml 2
1E.7014S
17.150 00
7.000.00
7.M 03
lilH 0U 0
8lat of Oregon, County of Lan. a :
I. Lloyd C. Martin, cashier ot the above-named bank, do eotemnly awear
that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
I.LOY1) V. MARTIN, Caahier.
Correct Attest: Wm G. Hughes, I. K. Page, 8 M. McPherson. Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this loth day of May. 1D22.
O. R. KESSET. Notary labile for Oregon
SEAL) My comiulsslou expires January 4'b. 1924
The Kensington club met Friday,
May Eth, at the home of Mr. Fred
Roth. The afternoon wa pleasantly
spent with needlework and a guessing
contest with names of flowers. Mrs.
Roth rendered a piano solo. Dainty
refreshment were aerved at the
close of the afternoon.
Mrs. Curl Olson waa the guest of the
club. Members present were: Me
dames Henry Korf, Lawrence May, J.
W. Moore, O. B. Kessey, Anna Knoz,
J. E. Edwarda. H. Wbttney, A. J. Mor
gan and the hostess.
The next meeting will be at the
i home of Mrs. Levi Neet.
Riverside Dairy
FRESH JERSEY MILK
AND CREAM DAILY
T- 13. TESTED COWS
W. F. Cline
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
PlfONE 34F3
DlCOtT.T
Shall Oregon continue to hold the
pre-eminence that is now hers?
DI 1
CAN
Shnll she forge ahead ns a leader In
the Republican party?
Answer "Yes" Vote for Ralph E. Williams for
Republican National Committeeman
In the presidential election of 1910
when there was diBseriHlon and di
vision everywhere, Oregon was tho
only Btate went of the Mlnsourl river
to go Republican. Harmony!
Progressives and Re publicans
united In giving credit for this re
markable achievement to Ralph E.
Williams, national committeema n
since 1908. .
In recognition of this and other
services Ralph Williams was elected
vice-chairman, the second highest
honor within the power of the Re
publican National Committee to be
'stow. It is a position of influence
to be reached only by years of faith
ful and intelligent service-
Ralph Williams is the first com
mitteeman representative from any
weBterti state to elected to the vice
chairmanship. Ralph Williams Is a veteran of the
national organization. He stands
at the head with the leaders. A new
man would, of custom and neces
sity, stand at the foot with the fol
lowers. Republican leaders. In Congress
and out, are Ralph William's friends.
This friendship means much to Ore
gon and to the Northwest. Without
ostentation Ralfh 'Williams enlists
the aid of these leaders for tht
things the Northwest needs from the
national government. "
Keep Oregon to the front Don't let her 'slump
Vote for RALPH E. WILLIAMS for
Republican National Committeeman
Keep Oregon a Leader Vote for Ralph E. Williams
(Paid Adv. by W. U. Ayer)