Medford mail tribune., May 16, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

P2iUE THREE
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WEDFORTJ MATH TTMBTJNE, M"ET)FOIlD, OTJFiOX, FRIDAY, MAY 1(5, 1919
Y.HLGLA. WORKER
Huniliiy nliiht itt N oVliii'lt In tho
First l'nwliylurlun uliurch, V. W. 1)11
liin, V. .M. ('. A. nncrotury rntui'iiutl
from Franco, In to nponk on llm wur
oxporlonmi ovur llioru, Tim growing
fooling tit illntriml nml crlllclMm I"
till! community Hint Iiiih grown out or
rupOrtn of rot u rued Hiilillurit nml lot
to written from the front inukiin
thin mi opporluno tlinti for muii who
urn illHturliiMl nml Ihomi who luivu
rniil' grlovnnoon lo Knl tnguthur unci
tulle tho iiiutlitr ovur, Mr, Dillon
npoukn out of uctlvo mill .varied x
porlouoo for liu wnn flint ciiinii mro.
tnry lit Vuiiooiiviir, Wutili., tinmen to
Friuiro whom lio norvod In tlio 42nd
illvlnlon nml tho 77lh. Whlhi with
tho Intliir lio wnn novomly wounded
(luring tlio nporutltinn In tho Chiilouii
Tlilorry sector whim tlio Onriiiiiiin
UoiiiIhmI nml ilimtroyuil tho lull lu
whlrh ho wiin mirvliiK.
Aftnr a period npnt In tho honpl
tnlH hm tho riwiilt of (Ills' wounil ha
wont Into tho Argnniio fight nml wiw
In tlio front from Oclobar until No
vember, .Mr. Dillon Invito nil who nra In
tarontod ollhor iib moil who)contrlhut.
oil nt homo or thono who returned
from mirvlro nliroiul to hour lilm Bun
iluy nlKht nml ul Hint lima lio will
cheerfully utmwor ami vxpluln tlio
lido of nrltlolnin Hint nurKOs J out now
nboul Ihu Y. M. C. A. Mr. IMIIon khvo
mi Interfiling lulk thin noon lit tho
Cnmiiien lul cluli luncheon ul Vim
tlotol llllllllllll.
WHEAT 10 EUROPE
ASTORIA. Oro.. Mny 1C Tim firm
full cargo of whnnt ovur nlilppnd to a
forolKn port from tlio port of Astoria
will lonva horo In alioul two wookn
Tli In iiiinouni-emont wim niiiilo toilny,
followliiK a conference of I ho port of'
flelnln Willi It 1 o Koltimhuch, of tho
futluriil niilii corporation. Tlio nlilp
mom In lo coimlnt of KOOO toun of
nuckatl grain, now nloruil In tho port
wnruboimn, nnd in to no to Kuropo,
Tho nitnoiincoiiiont wnn nlno muilu
Hint a nlimmnr will lio hero next week
to loud n cargo of flour nt tho port
dock for forulnn consignment.
STARTS SECOND FLIGHT.
(Contlnuod from pngo ono.)
,ni -V-' lijjyJSMAkS't Vii ... Tr3
ONE MAN GIVES
t'lrrult Court
Mrs. A. R. Plilpps VB. MedfOTd Irrl-
gut I on 'District. Notice of appeal.
1). C. Gnrrott ot'nl vs. Med ford Ir
rigation District. Notice of appoal.
Lilly B, Mlnear vn. Modford IrrlKn
tion DlRtrlct. 'Notice of uppoal.
Arvld Jlumoll et nl vn. Mcdford
IrrliKutlon ljlntrliit. Notlco ot nppV
, Kuto McAndrown vn. Modford Irri
gation Dlntrlct. Notice of Hppeal.
Orant OurrouKhn vn. Modford Irrl
KUtlon fJlntrict. Notice of appeal.
II, K. Adklnn ct nl vn. Mcdfod Irri
gation District. Notice of appeal.
S. I'. Hiirnoburn Vn: Modford Irri
gation Ijlntrlct. Notice of appeal.-
J. C. Power vn. A. L. I'urkhurut.
Demurrer. ..
:W. 8. Hnrnum vn. Southern Oregon
Traction Co. et al. Order.
1,oe Hall vn. O; h. Irwin ot all Sum-monn.
" Allmilio. lluu'kor unit linviilutni with
lii'M n ili'l initi) iloi'isioii to tuliu I lu
ll ir.
TIIKl'ASSKY. N. R. Miiv 10.
Koimli wuutlii'r outiilo Triimx-sov
liurlior I'liiiNiul tlio ulurifrt In nliuiiiloii
tho uliin to "lion oil"' fur tlio Axorrx
voKtuplnv nrtornoon. nornrdiiit' to,
t oiiiniiiniU'r John ll. loucrs. cliu't oi
tho oxiioilitimi. Also (.'oiiiniiiniU'r
Toworn oxnliiiiinl Hint the N('-l lnid
nrrivoil nml ho ilcoiili'il to ro"llunf
Kliirtinir in Ilia lunio tliut nil lliroo nl'
tlio iiitvul iiliiiji'K iiiiitlit iniiltu I lio trip
Inuntlior. '
('oinniiiiiili'r Toworn xniil Hint tlio
N(M nml Nf'-:i irot n little too fur
out in tin' liurlior vcnIitiIiiv nml Hint
lie t Iioiiu lit Hii'V would linvo nuido.n
uoml Hturt if tlicv liml nttouiiti'l to
rino m-iiri'r Khnre.
Tho N('- t nliuhloil in tlio linrfior
nt 7:IH o'tiock Innt niu'lit (New
l-'ounilliiiiil lime) .nt'tcr a fliulil from
ljitlifnx, r:i7 Iniiil niili'H, in (I liourrt
liml 2;l iiiiiiiitoH noliiul flviuif tiiuo.
Tlio Hciiiiliinii flonti'il on tlio nurfiii'i'
of tlio wntor for two linurn nml 2:t
miiiiiti'H wlii'ii forcvil to nliulit 18
niiloi from llnlil'nx.
l''lKlitlnit tho Kiitlnu limot'tn
Tho oiitliiK or clmwlnx lnn of In
nnctn munt ho foil polnon to klU thani,
mii'm todny's liullotln from tlio Nu-.
tlonnl Wur (inrdon cnminlnnlon of
WiiBhlnnton. You enn upply polnon
ollhor In liquid or dry form. An a
liquid, upply cither wlih a nprny
pump or nplnnh on with a wliluk
liroonf, in tlm dry form dunt on oy
mixing with ulr-ulurkoil lima, nlftod
niilloo or dry rond dual. Tho dry form
nliotild he nppllod whllo tho plnntn
ii ro wet Willi dnw or mill except on
IiiihIi tioinu which nhould not ho d lu
lu r bod whon wot.
" Arnonuro of load, one of' tlio bent
poluoiiH, com on lu two forma, powder
and piiHto. Tlio powder in omkut to
wolKh out mid hnnillo mid koop'n ln
doflnlloly. Una one ouiico of powder
or two ouncon of pnnto In nix quart
of wnlnr or Bordeaux mixture I'nrln
Kroen in nlno unod. but is oxponslvo
ami iluon not mix with wntor no well
nn nrnonnto of loud. Kiirtliormora, it
will 'hum plnntn if It doct not have
two or throo Union Itn woliilit ot lime
ndilud to tho wntor. Used In Hor-
luntix It dooa not ncod tho extra lima.
I'yrttirum in a powder potnonoun to
liiBoctn hut not to h u in u n boluuH. Vo
ono ouiico to two Riillons ot water,
or If lined dry, nlft It full strength on
tho plnntn.
Tells Dyspeptics
What to Eat
Avoid JikIIuomIoh, Hour Arid Htoni
iich, HiNirtluirii, (inn on
Hloiiiiu'h, I'Uu:
InillKOtitlou und piuctlcully all
formn of Htomiich troutilo Buy mod
Icul nuthorltlen, uro duo nlno Union
out of ton to nn oxe'onn of hyilronlilor.
lo acid In tho ntomitch. Chronic "ncld
Htomiich" In oxcuodliiKly dunuoroun
nnd nuffarern nhould do ollhor ono of
two HllllKH.
Klthor tboy -con (to on a limited
nnd'oflon dlnnitruouhlo dint, nvoldlim
foodrf til ut dinuitroo with Ilium, Hint
lrrltuto tho ntomaoh nnd. loud to ox-'
conn ncld nocrollon or they can oat us
thoy ploimo In ronnon und muko It n
prnctlco to conntoruct .tlio effect of
tho hnrmful nold und provont tlio for.
inutlon of ruh, nournonn or. promuture
rormontntlon -by tho tiso of a llttlo
IllHiiriitoil MuKiienln nl tliuir nionls.
Thoro in probnhly no boltor, nnfer
or moro. rolliiblo ntomnch nntlucld
limn HlBUrntod MukiiobIii nnd It in
wldoly tisod fgr thin purpono. It hnn
no direct nctlon on tho ntnmncli und
in not a dlKOHtont. Hut a teiiHponnful
of the powdor or a oouplo ot five
flvo grain tuhlotn taken in a llttlo
wntor with. tho food will noulrnlUo
tho exconu nnldlly which may bo pres
ent nnd provont itn further forma
tion. TIiIb romovoa tno wnoio cnuuo
of tho troulilo nnd tho moiil dlKosts
nulurully nnd hoiiltliftilly without
need of popsln pills or artificial dl
Kontontn. Got a fow ounces of Ulnurntod Mnff-
nosla from nny rolliiblo druRKlnt. Ank
for either powdor or tnlilotn. It novor
oomoH an a liquid, milk or citrnto nno
in tho hlnnrntod form In not a lax-
utlvo, Try thin plan and oat what
ynn want at your nnxt moal und noe
If this Inn't tho boat ntlvico you ovor
had on "wlnit. to out,'; , , ,k,
Cnlwoi-m Ahoy I
Head off Hint cutworm, Mr. Oar-
dunor, or It will cut off 8omo of your
corn, cahmxKO or tomato plnntn. aayn
toduy'n bullotln 'from the National
WW Hnrdon ,.'ommlnnlon of nnh-
ItiKtnn. Ciitworinn snonk nround after
dark nnd do tho Injury while youaro
imloop nnd drenmliiK ot tlio bumper
crops to come. In1 tholr onrly liven
culwnrmn live on tho rootn of ktuhh.
no when nod or other Rrann land Is
plowed up look out for cutwormn. '
, Theno worms which nro nn Inch or
moro lone and ot tho color of tho
Rround, offer a splendid exitmpto of
cumoufliiKO. They cut off a plant nt
tho Hiirfaco of the nround nnd then
burrow under tlio nurfneo by tho nldo
of tlio ruined plnnt. Set out a now
plant unions It Is com, which will
prphnhly nond out n new growth.
Cutworms linvo a nwoot tooth and
will oat swootonod poisoned bait. Mix
toKothor ono pound of bran nnd ono
liulf ouiico of powdurod whtto arnonlc.
Httr a llttlo water and two or throo
tablonpoonftiln of chaup molnsnos nnd
mix In with tho limit mid nrsenlc.
Chop up nn orange or a lemon and
mix It In, Add onouitb wntor to make
a thick in null. Thin brim ninnh is n
dundly poison so care must bo token
to koop It nwny from sinull olilldron.
WALDO PRIZE LIS!
IS
3s5
"ll-r
C0VAI,L1S. Mny 1(1. -Tlio Clnra
II.' Waldo prizes woro nnnouncod to
day nt Oroon Agi'Icultural collogo.
TWo pi'lzoa nro tlio annua! gift of Mrs.
Waldo, formerly a. moinbor of tho
bonrd ot regents and now a ronldont
ot California. Mrs, AVnldo hns for
several years given $100 to tho four
women of tho collogo 'ho are con
sidered tlio most womanly by vote of
Iho girls and by rucommoiidatlnns of
a cmnmlltoo of faculty womon,
, Tho pvizuu uro divided, $10 going
i:,"'f:.'X'i x .-a
f t. J i
. ,
ADMIRAL WM.55IMS
In It Adrslrul Hlmij of "Tha
Horno Mnrlnci,". or Is it lust a
lioroeuhuo for lucU7 Anyhow, a
sccrut'n. out. Admiral Situs car
ried ii liorooshoe when ho bonrded
the llnuretnnla to couio back to
Amcrjca alter o successful on
gngomont in European vntero.
Tho arrow points to tho band that
holds it.
to tho senior member, 30 to the juni
or, $20 to the sopliomnro and $10 to
the froshmou. llonnrnblo mention
In glvon to two girls from ouch class.
Following Is the list ot nwurds:
Senior woiuon- I'rlzn, Murilla
Dunning, Stniificld; honorable mon
Hon, Zolln Kollio. I'ortluud, and Cath
erlno Stromo, Junction City.
Junior womon Prize, Helen Gard
ner, Cnrvnllln: honorablo mention
lOllzo Price Slfton, Wash., oud Ruth
Kennedy, Corvnllls, . .
Sophomore womon l'rlzo, Doro
thea Abrnhnui, Kosohurg; honorable
mention, ilornlca llalnos, Portland,
and Francos Cuntn'or, Hood River.
Froshmon womon Prize, Alma
Schurpf, 'Portland; honorable men
tion, Allco Felko, Portland, and
tilmlya Morton, While Salmon, Wash.
nira
D
Mineral salts
play an impor
tant part in
tissue building'
they're found in
cbundance in tho
delicious wheat
a'r.d barley food
1 Cirapgluts'
P " '" ii, nmm
METHODIST DRIVE
NEW YORK, May 10. (Special to
Trlbuno). HouUed by a gift of $730.-
000 from a western man whoso name
was withhold at his request, reports
of many large subscriptions to the
Mothodlnt $ 1 05.000,000-' centenary
fund poured Into headquarters here
1 oil n y, ul t ho tbo week of tfie intensive
drlvo does not begin until Sunday.
Tho anonymous giver is not a Meth
odist. x "
Ueorgo M. Fowles. Centenary
treasurer, said it was half the giver's
entire fortuno. "I went to him and
told him I wanted a million dollars"
said Mr. Fowles.
"How much do you think I have?"
ho said.
I answered "A million and a half."
"Right" he said, "and you have
tho nerve to ask me for two-thirds
of It."
I took two hours then explaining
our whole world program. At the
ond he said, "tho church for the first
time. Is attempting a really big
thing, In a high 'businesslike way.
We'll compromise on $750,000."
Other' campaign gifts Included
$50,000 from Mrs. Augustus F. Swift,
Chicago. An anonymous gift of $50.
000 from New England, and three
anonymous gifts of $25,000 each
from Baltimore. President Chi Shi
Chang, ot China, has contributed
$1,000;. Premier Chlen $500, and
other Chlnose officials lesser amounts
Tho Centenary budget calls for the
expenditure of $7,501,588 In China
of which $805,820 to spend' among
tho Chinese nnd the balance in the
United States. '
A
A. V.t& A. M.
Regular communication Med
ford Lodge 103, Friday even
ing, May 16th. " -
L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy.
Self-Poisoning
Very Prevalent
Autointoxication, or Blow Keif Pois
oning, C'uuso of Most III Health
nnd DlKcune
Advancod medical authorities as
sort that auto-lnloxfcatlon Is the
foundation of mont of the ills and
diseases to which the human flosh is
heir.
This condition Is nothing more nor
less than the slow nelf-poisonlng of
the vital organs produced by the ex
cessive mental and physical strain
which we are forced to endure, which
renders the organs lame and Inactive,
and permits toxins actual poisons
to be generated within one's own
body, ' .
. Usually tho troulilo starts in the
intestines; sometimes It starts in the
stomach, liver, or kidneys, but in any
case the blame i lies with the faulty
method of living, and may be traced
to ovor-ealinB, excessive, nervous
strain, lack of exercise, of: other
causes. . At any rate It Is the more
Important organa that suffer the
final damage and when they falter or
fall in their duties the body fills up
with acids and poisons, and tho vic
tim often yields to their baneful In
fluences. Brlgbt's disease, heart
trouble, high blood pressure, catar
rhal affections, and other troubles
are frequently the result ot self pois
oning or auto-intoxication.
A tired draggy feeling of the body,
a sluggish mind and dull memory, in-
tense nervousness, headache, stomach
and bowel troubles, poor circulation,
In perfect digestion, constipation and
despondency are common symptoms
of. auto-intoxication; and nine out ot
every ten ot the American people are
likely to be so affected.
Tanluc, the powerful reconstruc
tive and systemic tonic, -was designed
especially to overcome these very
troubles. There is not a single por
tion of the body that Is not benefited
by the helpful work ot this celebrated
preparation, which begins its action
by stimulating the digestive and as
similative organs, thereby enriching
the blood and envigoratirig the entire
system. Composed ot the most ben
eficial roots and herbs known to sci
ence, it enables the stomach to thor
oughly digest tbe food, thereby per
mitting the assimilable products to
be converted into blood, bone and
muscle. It overcomes that great ex
citing cause ot disease weakness. It
renders the body vigorous and elas
tic, it keeps the mind clear and ener
getic, ond throws off the symptoms
of nervousness and Indigestion. It
builds up the constitution weakened
by disease or mental and physical
over-work, quickens convalescence of
the lnvalfd, and is a sure and unfail
ing source of comfort to those who
are suffering from the effects ot
nervousness and over-work. '
That Tanlao does those very things
Is proven by the fact that it now has
the largost sale ot any tonic on the
American market. Millions have used
It with the most astonishing and
gratifying results.
Tanlac Is sold In Bedford by West
Side Pharmacy, In Gold Hill by M. D.
Bowers, in Central Point by Miss M.
A. Mee, In Ashland by J. J. McNair,
In Eagle Point by Von der Hellen.
Adv.
Jewelry of Quality
This la particularly characteristic of this store, as only inch
jewelry of tho highest standard of quality is given consideration
and sold over our counters.
Our rapidly Increasing business benrs tostlmony to this fact
and scores of satisfied customers have found this store a profit
able and pleasant place to till tholr needs In the Jeweler's line.
Call and see our now stock of wedding rings, .the largest In
southern Oregon; also the new Elk Emblems.
John W. Johnson
"Jeweler" - - s
Charter No. 8236.
HKPORT OP CONDITION OP THE
' Reserve District No. 12.
No. IBS ltW'lRTOVTHKtXXlTIOXOFTHE
Jackson County Bank -
At MciUord, in the Stuto of Oregon, at tho closo of business Mtoy 12th, 1019,
KESOl'KCES
Loans nnd discounts ..: ;. : .'....$520,920.37
Overdrafts, socured und unsecured . 664.25
Honds and warrants 95,209.43
htocka, securities, judgments, etc 46,059.76
Hanking house ;.. t 30.000.00
Furniture and fixtures j. : 5,000.00
Other ronl estate owned ..; ; , 22,288.12
Due from banks (not reserve banks ) 1,726.81
Duo from approxod roserve banks 145.701.7
Checks and othpr cash Items '. ' 12',750.56
Exchanges for cloarlng house S. 893. 63
Cnah on hand ; 59,319.63
Other resources .'..... : ; " 622.21
Totnl I. 1............ $949,155.55
MAHITilTlKS '
Cnpltnl ntock paid in .-.$100,000.00
Surplus fund 45,000.00
Undivided profits, leas expenses and taxes paid 3,072.40
Duo to banks and bankers .: 4,366.73
Individual deposits subjoct to check 475,880.39
Domnnd certificates of deposit .". 8,451,28
Cnshlor checks outstanding ,. .-. 18,300.82
Cortifiod chocka a v. 7,700.'00
Tlmo and Savings Deposits , , 286,383.93
Totnl ........j....:....:;....:..L...........::.:..:.... $949,155.55
1
State ot Orogon, County of Jackson, ss.
I, V. H. Vawtor, Cashier ot the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above stntomont Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. .
V. H. VAWTER, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of May, 1919.
T..n. Luinsdon, Notnry Public '
My commission oxplres March 22, 1920,
Corroct Attest: Cv I, .Hutchison, H. U. Lumsdon, II. A.. Thlerolf,
Directors. .;'.' v v . - ,
:
392,875,80
1,395.15
Medford National Bank
At Med foul, in the Ktuto of Oregon, at tho close of business on Jfny 12th
1010. . ; ,
' KRHOrROKH . .
1. a Loans and discounts, including rediscounts..... ..$
z. , overdrafts, unsecured .
ft, U, H. bonds (other than Liberty Bonds, but in
cluding U. S. certificates of indebtedness) :
a U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation
(par value) $100,000.00
b U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness
pledged to secure U. a. deposits (par value)
I U. 8. bonds and certificates of Indebtedness
owned and unpledged. .......
g Premium on U. 8. bonds .
O. Liberty Ixian Bonds:
a Liberty Loan Bonds, 314, 4, 414, and 4
per cent, unpledged $ 18,600. 00
d Liberty Loan Bonds, 3, 4, 4, and 4
percent, pledged to secure State or other
deposits or bills payable. ...................
7. Bonds, securities, etc. (other than U. S.) :
b Bonds .other than U. S. bonds) pledged to
secure postal savings deposits
c Bonds and securities pledged as collateral
for State, or other deposits (postal exclud
ed ) or bills payable . i
e Securities other than U. S. bonds (not In
cluding stocks) owned unpledged .
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than
U. S.
20,000.00
20,040.00
800.00
140.800.00
86,500.00 105,100.00
6,000.00
15,000.00
12,052.34
10.
11.
12.
13.
15.
16.
17.
19.
20.
21.
24.
25.
26.
27.
30.
33.
34.
35.
38.
46.
51.
JJ. 31,052.3
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscrip
tion) .- 3,750.00
a Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered 43,800.00
Furniture and fixtures ; 5,000.00
Real estate owned other than banking house .. 34.068.00.
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 29,285.82'
Cash in vault and net amounts dne from national banks...: 113,782.24
Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust comnan-
lea other than included in Items 13, 14, or 15...- ' '288.&S
Exchanges for clearing house : .. w 6,132.05
Total of Items 14, 15, 16,17, and 18 .$120,202.81
Checks on banks located outside of city or town ot report
ing bank and other cash items 6,472.35
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S.
Treasurer - ; ; ... 5000. 00
Interest earned but not collected approximate on Notes
and Bills Receivable not past due . 7,627.50
War Savings Certificates and Thrift . Stamps actually , ,
owned . : , 1,8$
Total ..
Capital stock paid In..
Surplus fund .
LIABILITIES
a Undivided profits : .-$ 22,688.56
b Less current expenses. Interest, and taxes
paid . . '...-. 11,886.21"
Interest and discount collected or credited, in advance of
maturity and not earned (approximate) j u
Circulating notes outstanding ; .
Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and trust companies
other than included in Items 31 or 32) u ...
Certified checks outstanding .... . .
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding
Total of Items 32, 33, 34 and 35 $ 9,281.16
Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to
KeserTO (deposits payable within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check .
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other
than for money borrowed) .- . .
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by
pledge ot assets ot this bank .
Total of demand deposits (other than ; "
bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items
36, 37, 38, 39, 40, and 41 $3.79,1-50.45
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days,
or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal sav
ings): Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed)
Postal savings deposits -
Other time deposits .... .
Totnl ot time deposits subject to Reserve,
Items 42, 43, 44, and 45...... $239,496.17
I'ntted States deposits (other than postal savings) : ,
a War loan deposit account . ;
Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank..'
..$927,331.63
..$100,000.00
20,000.00
10.80I.3S
181.50
100,000.00
515.74
6,319.29
2,446.13
832,404.75
31,745.70
15,000.00
130,212.23
1,680.83
107,703.12
38,420.00
30,000.00
Total
.... .....92T,3!1.6S
" State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss:
I, John S. Orth, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHNS. ORTH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of May, 1919. -
S. M. ROBERTS, Notary Public. .
My commission expires Sept. 25, 1920., - . - .... . -. .
Correct Attest: J. W. Gore, J. F. Wortman. J. A. Perry, Directors.
No. 115. RKPORT OP THE CONDITION OP THE . ' t
Central Point ; State Bank
At Central Point, In the Stato of Oregon, at the close of business Slay 12th,
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts - ......-....$159,041.70
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured - .-I'lJ
Bonds and warrants ... 5f,'Xr. ?
Banking house - -
Furniture and fixtures - ;'"J f
Other real estate owned -.- - 3:,J ,7
Due from approved reserve banks i , Jf '15
Checks and other cash items .
Cash on hand '"''w
Total '. ....:.:......-....$26 2,360,53
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in - 1 8?'XS S2
Surplus fund " f-?"?-"?
Undivided profits, leas expenses and taxes paid -. ..S'iSJ'i? '
Individual deposits subject to check 420,998.81
Demand certificates of deposit - cV-riti
Cashier checks outstanding .... SlJv.t
Time and Savings Deposits ... ., 10' '
Reserved for interest and taxes - - -. -
Bond certificates ot deposit 3,200)0
; Total '.!'-'- . .....$262,260.63
State of Oregon, County ot Jackson, ss.
I, D. R.,Terrett, Cashier ot the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
, D. R. TERRETT, Cashier. .
'' Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of May, 1919.
. J. O. ISAACSON, Notary Public,
.' My commission expires Aug. 11, 1920. . ' '
Correst Attest: I. C. Roblnett, Win. C. Leever, Directors. ' ,