OTTCtyPOTtD4 TtfiVTTi TTITBTTNTC.' fEPFOTlT), OftFflON, TTTTTTST)AY, MAY 13, 1319
PA7775 Trmrcw i
L
X
FREEDOM
TO PRESIDENT
,1'AltiH, April .' 20. ( ( 'oifOHiinVnl -oneu
(i I' llm AxxOolnlod l'r('H.)'A
IO('llll IIIIIICIll In Ifl'lllllf f Ireland
wiim nmilo lu J'roxldonl', Wilxoti bv
Honii O't'Kiilliiiuli,' tlit) Sinn Koin
"reiiriixoiitiitivn of tlm uruviHlimul
uiivorimionl of tin) Irixh republic."
when tliu . Ji'Mi doleBiito liilil tliu
r'rimi'h incuinriiil before tliu nonce
conference. Tlm iiihioiiI wux (niiliiiii
I'cl In u littler Id' J'rexidont WIN'm
iixklnir him to nrue llm iM'iico ciiii
furtilieo, to Invito, llm It'lMi iiiilinniil
roiirtiHuiiliitivoH. tu lie itroximt lit itn
iltrtihorul'oiix, Mv. O'CmilliiiL'li ulxo
iirittiil I'rttxldonl Wilmnt to xuiuiort
(lit) ulniiii tn freedom which Ilia Irixh
roiircHuiilaiivox winli to lit v bol'tuo tho
oonftireiioe.
Htiforr'ntr to the mmiinriiil In wliii'li
Iik liilil recited Hip cliiitux of Ihe "Ir
ixh republic" to tliu riulil to join tlm
1 .1111 U 110 f Nllt:OIIH 111 U II Independent
xliiln. Mr.. O'Coullniu'ii wrolu to tliu
)ircidctit : t '
"To what, Iiiih boon wild in Hint
liiviuoriiil. iinrinif tlin hutting of l-t -tins
Ireland' claim to freedom lie
hoard before n nolilii'iil atntiix' lintit
ful to her ix xtninpctl wild ilia itppmv
iil mill enforced liv tlm power of tin'
free tuition of th world, umv I uot
mill tliut tho people of Ireland look
hopefully io von in n xiim-inl decree
for i-niiiileiinnoe iiinl Hiinnort notiiblv
beenu von ttrti Hid honored uroi
iint of Unit rcpuhlio wliii'li i-oiuiln
minitilt it" titoxl' lovnl ntiil devoted
I'iliivnx the uronter nurl of tlm Irixh
riii'v mill hroiiitxe Ihev .itM-iiuiiiKe in
vim tlm t'loiiri'xt oxnoiiciil of tlm uriit
Viplex of fivi-iloni l world hux wen
hilll'll tlio lIllVK llf Wllxllilmllltl. ?
"In. their lulitxt cop' c. Inl IV-
coluber, of tlm lnh' ri'til riulil of xclf
ilMtiiriniiiiition I hi' Iri-li iieonle. nt thlx
worlil erlxi;,' have, been urofoiiinllv
influenced inn) inxpired bv llm word
von linvo hiokn, IIia principle von
have expounded, (he rule of inter
nntiiiuul I'oniliii'l von linvo protniil
outcd unci linvo hrottuht tliv iiiilionii
to ticknowledut'. In those itttcrnnoos
Ihev have found it xouroe of front civ
cuiirimcnicut mill liiuhct lnin. , In
Imrlicnlnr tliov affirm, iih iinnlvinir
lH'iiillv to tlio eitxo of Ireland. I ho
fiillow'nif nRtontuo in vonr hiicci'Ii of
SimtiMiibcr. 27i HUH, in Now York.
!' 'Tlm Ihhiiom tirihtlD'hOi 8I111II tlio
militiirv liowur of miv Million or irromi
of imtioiiK III) hlifforod to ili'toniiuio
the fiji-tiiii(- of iipohIpb nvor whom
lliov-lmvn no nuht to riilo pxoent bv
inilit of forcof Slmll htroinf nntionii
1)0 fn'O to wronir weak nntionii nnd
miiko them Miiliivot to their imrlion'K
nnd inlorohtt Shall iiohdIoh lio rulod
mid iluniinalcil ovin in thoir own in
tvrniil iifl'uini liv nrliilrnrv mid irrox.
Duiihililn fori'o or bv their own will
nnd I'hiiieof Shall there ho n onm-
tnon Klnndiiril of, riirltt nnd nriviloirc
. for nil dcodIoh mid nntionM, or hIiiiII
I hero ba n common concert to obliuo
tlio ohsorvnni'o of ronmion riulitHi '
"In tlio clear liulit of those ureal
wonU tlio Irinli iieonle. filled with
Iiiidu. nxk vniir miirhtv inrineneo to
lirevont the oxrentioiltnf Irnlnnd from
' tliu iirineiiilcH of fiDodoin mid jimtieo
to which voii nro rnllvina tho niimmrt
of tho world, to nrire niion tlio eon
fermieo the dutv of invitini tho Ir
inlv nutinnnl ' rt'iiruMiinativos rt bo
lireHcnt at ilx lelihernliun. mid Him
1ort tho claim In freedom which thov
tiro Yvmtintr to nluce huforo the tn
I1111111I of tho nntioiiH."
Rogue River
Honor List
MrI of 1111 Inicrl born for Victory
lion (In In tho Koiiiiu Hlvor district In
nit follow:'-" ' . .
Alihln J. Citnniplln $ 0.000.0a
Morrln Brother 1,000.00
Mr. Julia Myer.; . 1,000. 00
Cut.-Oro. Powor Co 1,000.00
Joiibo Nonthnmor n 00.0a
Nora .Nquthonicr : H00.00
WllllnnnA. Van Oothum.... 400.00
Sum Hot Mnthl .100.00
II. W. (loodnlo , ' 300.00
Krod L. Chninplln 2S0.OO
Churl I'npe Chitniplln.... , a GO. 00
Mr, Il'Mitrlro C. .lonn:..'...' 2B0.00
Mr. Onorixln O. Kottlo..;... 2SO.00
Kd Woodcock 2150.00
.lucknon County UiO.OO
llubon Komor 100.00
Una Mollvitln i .100.00
Aldon (Inlbrimth ' '100.00
Joe Woodcock '100.00
fleorno P. Martin...: 100. 00
Itaymond I.. Sloven . 100.00
Frod 1. llnnnor 100.00
Harry I. White 100.00
A. M. nrnuhonr IOO.OO
Hon P. Wllnoii. ... 100.00
IMnbel Wllnon .....'.. 100.00
(inn. 3. Kirk..,: no. 00
A. K. Morrow : RO.OO
Hort Komor ' ' RO.OO
hns. Wnhl HO.Oo
C. 8tnmbo Rtf.OO
Klltalteth Fowler . KO.OO
John' B. Carston 50.00
W. F. Swnckor 50,00
.Mary F. Wlilte , 50.00
S. .1. ninltloy , ... . 50.00
Jorho Cotlon , ' 50.00
John Thrnnlier 50.00
Mm. John 'Thrinhor 50.00
iCIinn. Halnh 50.00
Oarflold Law ...a 50.00
8. H. Mooro.., ....f.v 7 50.00
Tnn Cameron 50.00
Tommy and J-ola Stovon.'. 50.00
.Tamos Owonit 50.00
Hugh Stovon 50.00
Arthur II. Myr..... . . 50.00
O. If. Oillmore 50.00
Total - 18,D06,OQ
BOLSHEVIKI KILL
i,AIIIH."'Ani'll ' III.-- ((Vri'Hiimid.
unci' of II111 ANHocinU'd I'ntMH,)- -Ho.
hIiovihiii, 111 Hie untutored mind tit Hie
llllHHIIIU luolitliiriiil, In 11 hvnIciii iiii-
tlcr which uviirvliodv hux iilentv of
inoiiev mid one iiuciIh to work'onlv
twti or tlirmi li 1 u in u iluv, tvritox 11
Hlioi'iul i-orri'KHiiidi.'iil of 1liilniiiHi-iti-unt
from Kuxhiii. Tho monov thuv
needed, H111 moiiijkx woru told, tln-v
would find in Hie fucloriux, mid nil
Ihev would have in do would he to uo
nnd not it. Dixmiiiiiiiiliiicnt awaiti'il
I hem in iiiiihI ciinox, for tliu L'leal 11111-
orilv 01 tho iiiiiiiuriictiirorx were
ruined, mid llm .oll'ieu riixh boxox
worn Kiiiioriillw iiiiiulv. Tho next
coiiikii wax In Meizo tint Droiiiictiirbv
tho tin-out. "Wliorii ix unr iiionnvf'
Ihev would ileiiiand. "Tliu iniinov Hint
we've enl'llnl bv our , HWvut Hlld
blood i"
(no nlri't owner miMWered II111I bo
liiuk no iiniiiev. mid ul l'eicil to nrnve
bv hix lionkx lhal he bod not oven
oliouuli to Keen boitv ulir xoiil In-L-elher.
'llm men fumbled tbroiiL-li the
bookx; but boiinr iuniirmit of Hie rule
of three. Ihev could not iiiidorxtiind
tliu ontriox, Tlii'ii huiiioIioiIv found
nil nil ontrv of two million riinlux un
der ''uiorliriiu'-x," I lie Kiixxiuu for
which ') "Aiiiurtiziiliii."
"Wlinl ix lliixf" lliov ilomundoil fu
rinui.lv." "A iniiit iiit.in uiimi bo Ihe
Hie name of 11 wiuiiuu. She hux l-oI-ton
our miiiiev. Who ix hhef Whore
ix xln-f"
Tliu unfortiiiiiilii oumlovor vninlv
allemiiteil to oxiiliiiii. 'J'bo mob l-uvc-hiiu
live miiiiitox to "eonfoxx," aller
wliieli he wiih xluit au-ain-l hix fitetorv
Willi.
' : . ... , DIED
FO It KM AN IIiikuI llnrnloe I'lioU-
lor-l'oriimaii wiih horn July 16, ISi'J
ill Klnu Clreen, Ind., golim to Kump
ter, Wl., wl''t hur pllrout nlno
year Inter whore uo llvad the rem
of her life, uvo one year spent In
Modford, OreKon lit 1!I0!). While In
Mmlforil sho wit convened and Join
ed tho Christian churrli. Hho wna
married to Wnt. Koromuii olKbt ycur
iiro. Hho departed till Ufa at Kemp
mer, Wl., ui noon on Knitter Sunday,
leavlitK her liunlmnil, four children,
fitther, mm her nnd two llom to
111 on nr liar Inn. Funeriit acrvlroit
wore held' at the CoimroKuilouul
church at Anllco, Win., cuuductod by
Ml Jnne of Kninyilor ami Uuv.
W. It. Dixon ot AntlKO.
The Outbursts of
Everett True
By CONDO
VOU TU INCTD TWO SEATS
T0S6THSl IM-fWCj CR'OIVDeD
COACH AMD LIJM WiS'
SUIt CASS ON 0N6 SGAT
NO youft OVeRCOAT ON
ins ormsr? Mtce voj
occupy Two Mors
IV HAT ARCS You
RUWNIIM? AROVNT3-
WAtH IT FOR
PEACE WILL- KILL
llon-t Ix-t It I.luxor
A coimh that follow lu Krlppo or
any olhor coukIi that "hunK on"
from winter to npi'lnn wear down
tho Riiffuror, IimivIiik blm or her In a
woukonod atato .unnblo to ward off
nlekneK and dhtoane. Jo, (illlurd,
H8 Fillmore- Si.. Nnshvlllo, Tenn.,
write : "I wna Buffering with a dry,
hacking coukIi nnd a pnln In my
cheat, but aluco tiikliic Foley' Honey
and Tar 1 hnvo been relluved." It
nothos heal and cure coiikIih.
cold and croup. Cood for v.lioopln.;
coimh. . For unto by Modford I'll nr
nKUt.lN, Weilnoaduy, May ll.--(
Ply AcHorlnted I'ro. fount Von
I.rorkdortf-Hiintzaii, head of tlioCer
nimi pt-uco mlHHlon at Vermillle.
Iiandod to M. Clemenceau, prexldent
ot tho peuce conference, ycnierday
throe note, otto of which dcnlx wiih
tho cconoinle aspect of the, ponce
tormH und tho ntrect they will have
on Hormany. It I pointed out tn this
note Hint (icrmany Is no lonccr an
nprurlun slain and cannot feed more
tlmn 10,000,000 people. ,
The economic terms of the peace
troaty with tholr restrictions of trado
and other factors which aro involved
moans, tho nnto says, thnt "many
In two Kcnonttlon has passed from
up agrarian -to nil Industrial state. As
an uKnirlun Hlnte It could feed 40,
000,000 person and as an Industrial
country It was able to provldo food
for 6 7,000,000 tho note declares
Before tho war it I said 50.000,000
Germans wore dependent for their
living upon tho foreign trado, ship-
l ing und foreign raw material. The
note proceed to Indicate In detail
how the peaco conditions would pro
duce economic paralysis, destroy Ger
man industry and make It Impossible
to provide work and food for millions
of pcoplo "who would be obliged to
emiKruto or perish.'
No relief work however, largo its
scale or however long In duration
could prevent wholesale loss ot life,
Hie nolo says. -. ,
"Tho peaco term," the note con
tinues, '"would demand of Germany
sevornl times a many victims as did
the war. There have been nearly a
million victims ot tho blockade.
Count Von Brockdorff-RanUau
concludes by stating that he consid
er It his duty, before presenting fur
ther details, to bring these general
the
milllo-: of people In Germany will
perish nil tho more quickly a the remarks to the knowledge ot
nation's health i8 already broken' by nlllod and assoclHtcd. delegates and
the blockade." . 1' -I promises to furnish statistical evl-
The nolo point out thnt Germnnydonco If it Is required.: V .
YOU can't help cutting: loose joy'ua
remarks every time you flush your.
smoKespot with hrince Albert it hits
you so fair and square. It's a scuttle full of jimmy
nine nnd rio-flrpftp maUin'c eiinali'no tmH oc eaticfir.
ing as it is dejightful every hour of the twenty-four I '
It's riever too late to hop into tle Prince Albert pleasure
pasture I For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more!
tobacco fun than you ever had in your smokecareer. .
That's because it has the qu&lity. , ' .
Quick as you know Prince Albert you'il write it down
that P. A. did not bite your tongue or parch your throat.
And, it never will I F6r, our exclusive patented process .
cuts out bite and parch. Try it for what ails ypur tongue I '
Toppy rtd baga, tidy rd lint, handtomm pound and half pound lin .
humidort and that cceer, practical pound eryttal glaxs humidor with ' '
tponge moittontr top that Aep tho tobacco in tucA perfect condition.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C,
AS PRESBYTERIAN
ST. I.Ot'lH. Mo., Mnv 13. Com-
inixxioiiitrx from everv xeclinii of the
country were in attendance here nt
the oiiininir HCHxion of 'he L'tlxt nx-
xiiinblv of Ihe rrojlivterimi church
ut which 11 moderator for tiie unmiwj:
venr will be chosen ami world ixxuex
conxidorod in ilclonnin lie the eliureli
Dolii-v. - ' '
l.uviiicn, who for Ihe time are eligi
ble to bold Iruli offieox. am taking n
li-ailiiie nurl in the nsMenililv nnd xev
eral iirouiinent luvmen. includini:. Wil
liam .ennimrx lirvun. were boinir huo-
oorted toduv for tnotlcnitor, the hicli-
cxt office in the chun-h.
KenortK Hint Sir. lirvnn :ould not
arrive until nftor the election late
toiluv wore declared by xoino coiumiH
xionerH to indicate that he hud with
drawn from the , context. Otherx
whoi-e caiminiL-riK wore. Ileitis; wuued
were JohitaWillis Hncr. a I .on Armeies
banker, nnd lr. S. Hall Young, un
Alaskaii mixxioniirv.
.-- " "
I'OHTSMOrTH. V.-If. Mil" i'
Six iicrxoiix. iiicliidint! the canlaiu's
:!:. fov.r children, nnd tho r---"itiocr
wore drowned when the t-oul
l."''' ii I nn'o N'anticoko, O'Vn-il bv the
I'otter TrunKoortntiiin oompanv or'
New York, xnuk - off the Isles of
Shoulx early toduv.. Contain William
(irnV und Align Mi-Huiil-mII. a licck
hund. .were nicked un bv the coast
eunrd ut live Keuch titter thev had
drilled about in n stnnll boat for sev
eral hour. Thev nre the onlv survivors.
,F,
Why Spend So Much
Money on Shoes?
Here 19 ivhat Tracy Munson of
Joplin, Missouri, says of Neslin
Soles: "Judging from my, own ex
perience, they wear four times longer
than other soles and have the addi
tional advantaw of being waterproof
and slip-proof." .
.. Why continue to wear extravagant
old-fashioned soles when you can, get
these money-saving, long-wearing soles
on new shoes in any style you like
for any member of the family? Good
shoe stores everywhere carry them.
And don't throw away your old
shoes. Have them re-bottomed with
Neolin Soles and enjoy the comfort
or a re-soled shoe which is not still
or clumsy. Neoiin Soles are a dis
covery of Science, and are made by
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
v Akron. Ohio, who also make Wingfoct
Heels guaranteed to outwear all
other heels.
fleolin Soles
Eat where the
v ; V Eats are, good
IheGusherCafe
"Yc arc going to give away
one . .
' 500 POUND
ICE BOOK
With each new Refrigerator.
This will lessen the high cost
of refrigerators. '
Every refrigerators is guar
anteed or money refunded.
Poole Furniture Co.
CHHSt -HXT Ix llm xnfc, eioiininli ii'..'
llllklllK iiiiihIit. It Ix 111111I0 oil
tlio iniren iiiKreillciiH lu corrert'l
ai'loiitlCIc proiirtlonx. t'lvxennt rnlxox I
firxt mIii m molHtiiro Ix ailihil In tint
mlvliitf liowl, nml tlion nKiilit when
licit! Is nipliMt.
- Thus you run dciciil nlixtiliiloly
Hmii Cri-Hi-i-nt to iirodiico llm luoxt
vlioloiioiiK', llulit nml ooxilv dfKcxtfd
IiImuIIh, cakes nail lin-ndx. Write
for (Voitcent Cook Ittxik.
Crescent Jlf(j, t:o., Senltlo, Wuxli.
-' I
IT ItMfl&EdUGH-
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.'WW "wjwii' 'm jWi MJWi'lMauaHMiaBMMMMJMMJaM
Charter No. 7701.
Reserve District No. 12
. ItKI-OHT OK -OXI)ITIO. OV TIIK
First National Bank
At Modford, In the State of On-Kon, at tlio close of biwlness on Maj 12tli,
J01t.
iti:sori.-i:s . '
1. a Loans and dlncountii. Including rediscount $342,.14tt.6!i
2. Overdrafts, unsecured It- 776.41
5. V. H. boiitlx (other than Liberty Honda, hut trw
eludlliK II. 8. certificates of inilehtedncss) :
a V. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation , : ,
(par value! '. 00,000.00
1) U. &. bonds. and crr;-f:cate3 of Indebtedness
pieuged to i.c;::ro ti. S. dcpssltsi par value) 51,000.00
f V. S. lioniln nnd certificates of Indebtedness
owneJ and uiiicdgeil
40.000.00 191,000.00
e.
4, 4
und 4
...J 3S.100.00
4, 4 und 4
10,000.00 4S.100.00
3,000.00
87,392.70
10.
11.
12.
13.
15.
16.
17.
19.
20.
21.
22.
28.
29.
30.
33.
34.
36.
37.
3S.
42.
44.
45.
46.
3.000.00
85,000.00 '
15,000.00
27,756.72
6,3(7.84
6,229.05
2,834.37
l.llifrt'y Loan Itotidx:
a Liberty Loan IJonds, ZVt.
per cent, unpledged
d Liberty Loan Ilonds. 3Vi.
per cent, pledged to secure Stute or other
deposits or bills payable
Itonds, xocuritie etc. (othelhan US.):
b Bonds (other than I!. H. bonds) pledged to
secure postal savings deposits $
e Securities other than U. S. bonus (not In
cluding stocks) ownediunpleilged
Total bonds, securities; etc, other than IT. S 90,392.70
Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Dank stock .' 17,195.87
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscrip
tion) :
1 a Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered -
Furniture and fixtures :
Real estate owned other than banking house
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 38,900.92
Cash in vault and net amounts due from national bank.... 115,570.18'
Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust compan
ies other than Included in Items 13, 14, or 15 '
Exchanges for clearing house ...
Total of Items 14. 15, 16, 17, and 18 $128,167.07
Checks on banks located outside of city or town or report
ing bank and other cash itemB
nmlemntinn fund with I?. S. Treasurer and duo from 17. S. 1
Treasurer - 5,000.00
Interest earned lint -not collected approximate on Note1. . v
, and Bills Receivable not past- due............. .........s...:..'..:... -, 9,879.16
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps, actually : ,
owned - - 66.2 4
Total '. - $1,005,418.11
LIABILITIKS
Capital stock paid in ......::-.-'...'.::.....:.$ IOO,t)00.00
a Undivided profits - -$ 23.220.44
-b Less current . expenses, interest, and taxes
naid - 12,033.65
Interest and discount collected or credited, In advance of
maturity and not earned (approximate)....... -..
Amount reserved for taxes accrued
Amount reserved for all Interest accrued :
Circulating notes outstanding - -
Net amounts due to hanks, -bankers, and trust companies
(other than Included in Items 31 or 32)
Certified checks outstanding -
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding .-.
Total of Items 32, 33, 34 and 35.... .$ 13,756.60
Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to
Keserve (deposits payable within 30 days):
' Tnitiviitiinl dnnosits subiect to check -
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other
than for money borrowed) -. - ; 19,296.09
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by
pledge of assets of this bank 10,000.00
Total of demand deposits (other than bank ,
deposits) Bublect to Reserve, Items 36, 37,
,38; 39. 40, and 41 $397,202.39
Time deposits subject to Itc-servc (payable after 30 days or.: ..... .... . .
more uotice, aim postal savings j:
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed)..
Postal savings deposits ,
Other time deposits
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve,
Items 42. 43, 4 I, und 45 $342,393.16
1'nltctl States deposits (other than postal sav-
a War loan deposit account ? 35,580.00
e Other Jlnited States deposits. Including de
posits of U.'S. disbursing officers 1,004.19
Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks sold for cash and
outstanding -
65 11,186.7
331.66
586.42
3,129.40
99,997.50
10.672.87
1.599.00"
l,484.ri
367,906.30'
108.919.85
1.499. 31
231.974.00
36,584.13
250.00
Total1 - , $1,005,418.11
State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss: , , ; .
I Oris Crawford. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best """ .
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 15th day of Muy, 1919, .,.
. T. W. MILKS, 'Notary Public.
Crrest Attost: Win. O. Tail. Honry Hurt, F. K. Deuel. Directors.
the things
that count !
A sack of VILMO will . , ,
convince you of its merits
Rogue Valley Milling Co.
Medford, Oregon