Medford mail tribune., January 13, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

FACIE TWO
CTEDrORT) MATH TKTTTCTNT:, MEDFOT?,D, OTJKCiON. TUESDAY. .TAXTTATJY If?, 1920
Thero was a rnjy-es? illative Kath
ring of farmers in the city today to
ttttend the mouiinx held at tho pub
lic library this afternoon of the new
ly organized Kami Iturrau Kx:hane,
for tlie purpOHG of aclc;it iiiK a set of
by-laws and electing directors for the
current year. A niber of the lead
ing farmers of Jncksu county are
behind this cooperrie movement.
Orres, tii!'Ars lur d YGn.
High graiBi My. ArMwj, 0e.
All frit and iwtroxs of tho hiKh
school are cordially invited to ntteiui
tho social which will be given by the
Pnrent-Tcacher circle "W'odnesilay
evening, Jan. 14th, in tho high school
building. . There will be an excellent
program and refreshments will be
served. All circle members are urged
to bo In the building at 7 : 1 B, as It
Ir necessary to hold tt uliort business
Reunion before the program.,
Big moonlight dance! Medford
Nflt. Wed. Admission free! 250
Mr. and .Mrs. Howard Hill return
ed homo today frcm Portlund where
Mr. Mill attended the state irrigation
convention, bringing back with them
a beautiful one year old girl whom
they adopted while in thai city
"(Jrandpa" and "Crandma" Dillon H
71111 were at tho depot here to wel
come the new family possession who
mot with their unqualified approval
at once.
' Mrs. Lincoln McCormuck, of Med
ford, Is stopping at the "Hotel Chat
ham, Vunderbllt avenuo at 4 Nth
street, New York.
Embroider your children's spring
dresses now., 10 per cent off on Pa
cific Paekago goods. Handicraft
Shop. .'251
. Dr. K. Klrehgessner arrived In the
iity this forenoon from his home
Kiverdale, on tho Rogue on one of
Ills periodical visits.
Painting, tinting and paporhang-
iifff. Phono G00-X. 270
Mr. und Mrs. U. D. Schnnck of
Hornbrook are guests at the Holland
who arrived in Medford this morn'
lug.
Big dauco! Wed. Medford Nut.
n to 9:110. Dancing free! 9:110 to in,
lucky spot dances! 250
Georgo Summers and Harold Pey
ton, about 21 years old, and Halph
Peyton, aged 1C yours, were arrested
WHtut'duy in this city for having taken
a horso from tho barn of A. 111k
ginbotluun at Prospect without the
ownor's pcrmissiOii. Tho two former
arc being held on $"00 bail each to
the grand jury on a charge of lur
ceny of a horse, and the latter be
cause of his youth will bo glen a
lioarlng In juvenile court this after
noon. Each confessed to taking (ho
horso and bringing tt to this city,
but claimed to have only temporarily
borrowed tho animal.
Bargains in gowns and underwear,
fliandlcrart Shop. 2-'.l
(Mrs. .1. II. Cooko of Willow City.
N. D., is spending tho winter with
her mother, Mm. Margaret Taylor of
Iili2 West Tenth Htreet. Mrs. Cooke
ia a flisler of Miss K. M. Taylor.
Tho principals of the elementary
achoola met in regular session with
tho superintendent at the high school
building last night. Some of the de
tails and plans considered were: The
request that principals file a list of
iho approximate number of text
books needed for the second semester
uo tho order may be placed now, the
request, that principals give an esti
inalo of the approximate number of
pupils, by grades, for the second se
mester so that the assignment, of in
structors may bo made soon, the re
(liiest that all Instructors should file
test lists In due time so tho same
might bo cheeked by superintendent
nnd principals, the request that the
principals should consider carefully
ways and means of having smaller
divisions in the technical study or
music, and drawing in the schools. ,
Slab wood for sale by tier or cord.
Valloy Fuol Co.
Sheriff Ten-Ill spent Monday hi
the ApplcgutQ district on official bus
iness. Carments all made, stamped and
thread furnished. Pacific Package
tloods, 10 pur cent off. Handicraft
(hop. L'.'i I
Oregon guests at the Medford in
clude A. D. Bennett of Hood Kive'r.
Mrs. K, li. Young and Kli.abeth Tav
lor of Klamath Kails, and i ().
Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Mesch
nnd O. M. Uankiu of Portland.
Drophoad automat Ic chain-stitch
sewing machine, $2u. good as new.
Wilson's, :!2 North Front. :'"o
Mrs. J. Arthur ('alios, wife of the
local Burroughs representative here
arrived last evening from San l'r:in
cisco to .loin her husband and will
remain in Medford indefinitely.
' Tho Medford Printing company has
the Do Luxe M'tltlplex cash books
and other ruled books, loose baf sys
tem, also inventory sheets. If ou
need those or any oth'T blank books
or bills to fit uhy binder see this
office and patronize homo industries.
it
Ci. W. Neilstn, manager of the Pa
cific & Kastern railroad was cp'eted
homo today from a business visit in
Portland.
Package garments made, stamped,
.thread furnished are iheapcr than
tho present price of material. "M
Mrs. Job. P. Uankiu of u.b-n.
Utah, who has been the Iipum- gue.-'
ot Mr. and Mrs. John Brownie fm
the . Iast two' month, left this alter
noon for Oakland and so nbern Cali
fornia points.
Try our merchants' lunch. The
Shasta. t
Judge Glenn O. Ta lor arrived
homo Monday from l.edi. ( alir .
Where he had spout the past three
weeks visiting his parents.
Pottery for wedding gifts. Handi
craft Shop.
"Tho JSina Dnnielson gold quartz
mine, recently purchased by Win. A
Douglas, now a resident of (iold J I HI
Is reported as undergoing prepora
tions for opening," says the Gold Hill
News. "This property lies about three
miles south of Gold J Mil and nam Mob
very good. The prospects lc'jk splen
did and spells a good future pro
ducer. This Is the third mine to re
port, activity in tho Gold Illll district
and all indications point to a general
resumption of mining activity here.
Many mines close to Gold Hill have
been good producers but became in
volved in litigations or the ost of
mining was found tea high with tin
system employed so operations ceas
ed. With modern processes, however
splendid lesujts may be reasonably
expected and this district will again
blossom forth like the rose."
Yarns In all colors for yarn flow
ers, 10c a skein. Handicraft Shop.
Have you seen tne new Oakland
Sensible Six four-door Sedan on dis
play?- Tumy Motor Co., 125 South
Front.
Miss Florence Pool, former home
demonstration agent of Jackson
county returned Monday from a two
weeks stay at t'orvullis and will
spend the next ten dayu here closing
up the affairs of her office, making
out her final reports and selling the
office furniture and equipment. Her
future plans are as yet indefinite.
liruiiBwiek phonographs on easy
terms at Hnle'a Piano House. tf
Mrs. V. T. Quisenberry and chil
dren will leave Wednesday to join
Mr. Quisenberry, who has been at
their new home, Vichita Falls, Texas
for several weeks past. Jerry Jerome
received a letter several days ago
dated at Kansas City from Mr. Qui
senberry who was then enroute to
New York 'city to b.uy goods for the
department store nt Wichita Fall:-j
which he is managing for his brother,
saving that he liked his merchant's)
life very much so far.
Pottery for wedding gifts. Handi
craft Shop.
At last night's meeting cf Talis
man lodge. Knights of "Pythias, it
was Chancellor Commander StewartV
first night in the chair, and every
thing went along in fine style. Five
applications for the ranks of knight
hood were voted upon, and five can
dldates were proven in the rank o'f
esquire: Now that the pool and bil
liard tables are In first clasi condi
tion the long looked for billiard tour
nament Is taking shape and an an
nouncement of the dale of starting
will be made soon. Another one of
those Jazzy dances is billed for Fri
day night, with a prize waltz. This
danco will be as good as tho "New
Year's evo ball.
Handkerchief linen In colors.
Handicraft Shop.
C. W. Whillock, scnlor'momber of
the Golden Itulo firm, leaves this
afternoon to join other buyers of the
Golden liule string of store;:, on a
several weeks buying- tour in hf.
lending market centers of tho east
rhero are tiO stores In this string and
most of thorn are represented person-
My on tho trip. Mr. Whillock Bays
they hnve closed their year's Invoice
ind bo'.iks and find a wonderful in
reiuo in business over the prevlou
year.
Camp 0013 Modern Woodmen and
Itoyal Neighbors are to have open
meeting at Omega hail, Thursday
night, .Ian. l.'ith, at vS p. in., over
Medford Pharmacy, corner Main and
Central streets. All Woodmen come
out whether members bore or not.
Uefreshmenta. Come and gel aetjuain-
ted. Committee. iliio
1. W. Davies of Sacramento, left
for that city today after having spent
the past week hero and at Go'd Mill
on business connected vith the ISyi-
unite group of quany. mines r.i,r
hat city with whVh he :ul Ions
teen connected as supevintenden.
Ladles' and men's suns French drv
cloaned ? 1 .50. City Cleaning Works.
hono 474. tf
Mrs. Paul Hanser., corseliero. for
NuHone. Phono &S5-J. .
".1. C. Aitken, inventor of tha re
volving self cleaning fish screen, and
V. Mitchell, both of Medford, nr-
ived In Kiddle yesterday, and tL-.lsy
re putting In two of the sre:ti just
above the intake of the mill race of
the Myrtle Creek mill on South Myr
tle creek. The work is being done
under the supervision of District
Deputy Game Warden F. Hrilrrrlng
lou, (" this city. Kiddle Kuterprise.
llaskius for health.
Hemstitching H)c per yard, thread
furniidiod, work guaranteed. Mail
orders solicited. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 1 1 r West Main street.
The Jackson county grand jury
will not meet until the third Monday
in February and will be followed by
the next circuit court session.
Two large cans of home made pie
pumpkin for 2'c at Warner, Wort
man A- Gore's. 2 4i
It has been yeors since Medford
enjoyed such a continued spoil cf
line weather in January with the sun
shining each day. This morning's
minimum was li degrees above, and
Monday's maximum was 4S degrees.
F.ngino coils tot nil cars. C. K.
Gates Auto Co tf
Mrs. M. Seaman of Itogue liiver.
left yesterday for Stockton, Cut., to
isit her daughter and grandson.
Ralph Imffield. who she has not seen
since his return from two years ser
vice in t he navy.
Hemstitching p'.coting. ilejtln
your Christ mas work now. The Van
tty shop. Next Ulalto theatre. tf
Guests at tho Medford inclurV M.
M. Crr.M of Nonhfield, Vt., A. Sea
bury of New York city. I,, A. Pnlton
of Seattle and C. P. Thiele, L. W.
Kales and M. Griffin of San Fran
cisco Ge: tho habit! Huy shares now In
the Huildtng and Loan.
Mis Ida K. Wood, teacher of
piano. No. IS. North Peach street.
Ph. no No. 611-11, 2:r.
Mrs. Henry Hemores't of Neche,
N. D., with her three younger daugh
ters, is spending the winter with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart of
South Front street. Dr. . )emoreb
was unable to leave his large practice
In Neche, and their older daughter is
in school there. .
Popcorn that will pop at Warner,
Vortniun & Gore's. 249
Anu.ng today's guests al tho Hol
land are, Mrs. J. S. Watts of lily. ft.
II. Cox of Hilt und G. A. Uowden of
Portland.
Slab wood and 'Kindling for sale.
Call SOD. -
For sale Buck snot gravel. Phone
912-J.
The Elks have announced the hold
ing of a masquerade lill on Friday
night; Feb. Cth, at the Flks temple.
Carl Jeschke, high ;;rade watch
and clock repairing. 9 Fir street.
Handkerchief linen In colors.
Handicraft Shop.
George A. Mansfield, president cf
tho Rogue. Kivor Fish and Game Pro
tective association is at Salem in at
tendance nt the special session of the
legislature, laboring in behalf of the
reforms in the fisli laws advocated
by the sportsmen's organizations of
the stato, and later he will be rein
forced at Salem by .several other lead
ing members of the local association.
For tho best insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man.
Dimming lenses for all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co. tf
James Grieve, tho Prospect mer
chant and hotelkceper who with Mrs.
Grieve has been spending a ccnple of
days in Medford says that that sec
tion has been enjoying a compara-1
tively mild winter with little snow.j
He received a telephone message yes-
tordiiy from his brother at Prospect
saying that two inches of fresh sncw
had fallen there making In all four
inches of the "beautiful" on the
ground;
Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat.
Yarns in all colors for yarn flow
ers, 10c a skein. Handicraft Shop.
F..C. ole of Seattle, district super,
intendent of tho Western Union Tele
graph company, spent Monday in the
city on a visit of inspection and de
cided to enlarge, refurnish and re
decorate the local office and to, en
tirely remodel its interior, in order
to make it one of the best and most
attractive officos the company pos
sosscs in a city of this size. The Im-J
provement work will be begun
chori ly.
1-essons in China painting. ; Will
do order work. Mrs. F. W. Ccheffel,
304 corner of King and Eleventh
24 &
See D. R. Wooc & Co., No. 7 West
Eleventh, for fire insurance. tf
Mrs. C. M. Taylor entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club at her home
at 5 West Tenth street, on Satur
day afternoon, complimenting her
sister, Mrs. J. H. Cooko of Willow
City, N. D,, and also Mrs. Quisen
berry who leaves Wednesday of this
week for Wichita Falls, Texas. Mrs.
Quisonhorry's early departure being
the cause of two meetings of the club
in one week. x
Weed chains foi all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co. tf
Affidavits for Holding ' mining
claims for sale at Mail Tribune office.
tf
U. S. MISSIONARY
IS CAPTURED BY
Couched Mht ami Diij'
.loll n VoRiuio, Elliorton. Ciu., writes:
"I. list fall, when my neighbors were
down with influenza, I took n severe
oolil mul bel'oro I wna nwnro of my
condition I wns down nick in lied. 1
coimhed nicht nnd day nnd my throat
was raw nnd sore. I sot a bottle of
Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound
and took eight smalU doses in two
hours. My condition began to im
prove and in a few days I was as well
as ever. In my opinion Foley's is the
heat cough medicino made." For sale
by Medford Pharmacy.
XOTICF. TO AM, VHOMUX
A special mooting of the Brother
hood of American Yeomen will be
held at Althea hall, -Main and Central
street, Wednesday evening. Jan. 14,
at S p. m. important business. All
members are urged tf ho present.
C. A. l'ICKEl.. Foreman.
ANNA WOI.FF, Correspondent
lino
' PKKIXO; Wednesday, Jan. 7.
(By tho Associated Press.) Dr. A. Jj
Sholton, a Christian missionary, was
captured by bandits at I.aoyakuun,
near Yunnan Fit, cn January 3 and
is being held for ransom, according
to reports received here.
His wife and two daughters, who
have arrived at Yunnan Fu, say the
kidnapers acted under ordor3 of
Yang Tien Fu, a notorious outlaw,
who has been operating with 5000
followers, In tho Kociiin mountains.
It is said tho object of his lawless
acts has been to discredit the loyal
governor for refusing to accept the
terms of surrender laid down by the
band.
Tho brigands stated they would
treat their prisoner as a guest unless
the military was employed to affect
his release. Yang Tien Fu is report
ed to have been educated as a mili
tary officer In Japan.
Officials of the American legation
here and Chinese authorities are In
vestigating the' case.
A message from Cincinnati Sunday
gave the first information cf the cap
turn of Dr. Shelton. It was announc
ed there that the Foreign Christian
.Missionary society, a Disciples church
organization for which Dr. Shelton
had for twenty years been a mission
ary in China and Tibet, had been in
formed by the stale department of
the capture, the department adding
that It -had demanded Immediate ac
tion.
Dr. Shelton, 'who formerly resided
at Anthony, Kas., was stationed af
Ilatang, province of Szechunn, near
the Tibetan border. The point where
he was captured is In Yunnan pro
vince, which borders Sze-c-huan on the
south.
TO REGAIN WIFE
SAX I'KANCrsm, Jan. l-'l Wil
liohil Voii '.'.UricfcelL; - Tiiriiici-lv' nttiu-liec!
of! K'inJIv to the; (jurninn consulate
I'.cre. who arrived here vestcnlav af
ter his ndea.so i'nun tliu federal pen
itentiary at McNeil's Island, an
nounced that he had aiven un nil hope
of a reconciliation witli lys divorced
wife. .Mrs. Milo Alieri'i-oniliic. us the
result of tile announcement of her en-
unuenient to Lieutenant I.vinan K.
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
Look at tongue! lioniovc poisons
from stomal h. liver and
bowels
Old papers tor Building tires and
houso cleaning, lflc bundle.
Relieves Gas. Sour nnd Homing
Stomach (heartburn! nnd Pains In
Stomach betweeu meals in Two
Minutes.
For sick headache, liiliousncKB and
constipation take one heaping tea
spoonful of Jo-to in n glass of hot
water 10 to 20 minutes before meals;
acts gently but firmly on tho stom
ach, liver nnd hcwels, stimuf.utnR
them to natural action, clearing the
blood nnd purifying tho entire system.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKI) White llulless seed, bar
ley. I.. O. Culver, I'hoenix, Ore.
2:4
WANTKi) Young woman with two
children (eight nnd four!, wants
position as housekeeper 11. n. Y.,
It.
Box sr..
FOK
ke
SA1.K Mniumoih
s, J. C. Herring.
ltroiue tin-
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO.
UNDEUTAKEUS
Pny l'lionc: Pacific 22?.
VlKht Vhonc: Ti V. Weeks, 10ja.
Accept "California" Syrup of Fig;,
culy look for the name California
on tlie package, then you aro sure
your child is having the best and
most hariulew laxative or physic for
the littli' lomach, liver nd hovels.
Children lore it riflicious fruity
taste. Full directions for child's
dosr mi each bi-rtle. Give it without
fear.
MotUtvl You . must say ."California."
fm. RICKERT
KTKS SCIEYTTnnAljIiT
IKSTF.1V, AXD GLASS ICS "
PROPERLY FITTED
no mors rsED
Broken T-no Accurately implicated
Suite 1-2 over Mar Co.
308 E. Main. Upstairs
Too cn tt ot any
old thing tt .DtVoes
most tnj old tlms.
Swenson. 1'. K. X". Yon Itrickeu
served a .sentence in McNeil's Island
prison for violation of the American
i-culralitv laws . Importation prn
ccediiiL'S aro heine; pressed atrain.st
him.
"It makes me extremely unhiippv,
hill it cannot he helped," von liricken
said. "I hope she will be happy in her
new life lint I think it would have
been better hud the children been iriv-
en the prolcction of their natural
parent rather than have that respon
sibility placed in .the hands of
slraiiL'er. I shall former mv maritial
doubles ns tor as possible nnd will
concentrate nil of mv efforts toward
winninir the rinht to remain in this
country nnd hccomiiiL' a useful Anrer
ican citizen.
"I will unit mv efforts lo win mv
wife back. 1 expect when the ile-
Porfniion proceedings tire over Hint
mv family will he permitted to come
here from Germany so that we may
niter on the business of stock rnisina
on u lnrtre scale.''
Yon Ilricken announced that he in-
ti lined to remain m han I rnncisco
until (he deportation action is end-
l'ublisheil reports that her daugh
ter, .Mrs. Milo Alicrcronihie, former
wife of Wilhehu von Ilricken, Ger
man coustilar iiuent- here, is to iniirrv
Lieutenant I.vinan K. Swenson, V. S.
N.. were confirmed liv Mrs. fleor'c
McGownn, u society matron, here to
day. .ixs. Aiiercroinbie divorced on
Ilricken while he was confined in the
federal penilcnliarv at McXeil's Is
land for a In-each of the T'nitetl States
lieu! ralil v laws.
1XO
fbof h Pasle
Well-Known
Pacifac Coast
Folk Testify
Seattle, Wash.: "I used six bottles of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
I had nn abscass
(was in the hospital
at the time) and
I feel sure tho
'Discovery' helped
rne, as it cleared
the blood. I havo
had no recurrence
of the trouble.
That was in 1900.
I also used Dr.
Prescription and
went nirougn ino
critical time of 'middle life without a
doctor." MKS. U. E. WRIGHT, 222
Orcas St.
"Lived Three Months
on Crackers and Milk"
Oregon City, Oregon: "I would not bo
fllivo today if it v.-ero not for Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. I doctored
with the doctors for five years for hardening
01 tho liver and severe stomach trouble,
but continued to grow worse. I lived three
months on crackers and millt. I had bifi
liver blotches on my fuco, my heart wns
weak, would havo spells of beinR numb all
over, my Htomach woiild bloat terribly,
nnd I would havo such hard pain hi' my
stomach that tho perspiration would just
pour off me. I elrfo had terrible headaches.
A neinhlor told mo 'about Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and bouiht mo u
bottle. I continued taking it until I was
completely cured. I have kept it in tho
houso ever since. It is a wonderful medicino
nnd I just can't SJiy too much in its favor as
I know it saved my Jut?." M.HS. M. E,
HYATT, 5th and Monroe Sts.
DR.PIERCES
Foil THE
BLOOD.LIVER.SLSJNGS.
We take pleasure in
announcing to the ladies
oO lied ford and the
Rogue Iviver Valloy that
we have added an ex
clusive line of smart
Blouses.
,We shall be pleased to
have you caH and see
these new models.
The
-y
Get Our Advice
On Hair Treatments
So many hair prepara
tions are worthless that
you hardly know where
to turn. , ,
Come to us. You can
rely on the things we sell
tonics, oils and creams.
SYN0L Cil"J S0AP
we recommend to everyone.
Shampoo with it once a week
to keep your head free from
germs, dandruff, ere. to make
your hair lusiroua and beauti
ful. HEATH'S DRUG STORE
The San Tox Store
Dirty
besides drIQQQ
paste cah io -it
whiten-like peroxide
ooia oniy wnere n u. a gooas are aispiayea 5
Charter Xo. S230.
RE
' Reserve District No. 12.
POUT OK COX1MTIOX OP'THK
Medford National Bank
At Medfcrd, in the State 6C Oregon, at the close of hnsiness
31st, 11)19.
ItKSOl'KOES
1. a Loans and discounts, including redis-
counts, (except those shown hi c) $641,883.99
c Customers' liability account of acceptances
of this bank purchased or discounted - '
hy it !.... 4 t ;uo.s
Total loans 7 1 :
2. Overdrafts, unsecured r -
.". V. S. Ciovpiiimrnt securities ouncd:
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. hands ,
par value) i f $100,000.00
'' d' Pledged as collateral ,for State or ether
deposits or bills payable , t '105,000.00
f Owned and unpledged 45,700.00
g Premium on .11. S. bonds : 800.00
h War Savings Certificates and Thrift
Stamps actually owned
Total U. S. Government securities
(1. Other l)oml.s, securities, crf. :
b Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) ' pledged to
secure postal savings deposits
c Bonds and securities (other than U. S. se
curities) pledged as collateral for Stato
or other deposits (postal excluded) or
bills payable
e Securities, filler than U. S. bonds (not in
cluding stocks), owned and unpledged 4,191.37
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S
8. Stock of Federal Reserve Dank (50 per cent of subscription)
V.alue of banking house, owned and unincumbered
Furniture and fixtures
Real estate owned other than banking ht'tise
Lawful reserve .with Federal Reserve Bank
Cash in vault and net amounts due from national banks
Net amounts duo from banks, bankers, and trust com
panies (other than included in Items 12, and 14)
Exchanges for clearing houso ,
Total of Items 14, 1.'., and 10 $110,029.03
Checks on banks lt.'cntcd outside of city or town or re
porting bank and other ensh items ,
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and duo from U. .
S. Treasurer
Interest enrnetl but not collected approximate on
Notes and Dills Receivable not past dtto....j
on December
t C53.SS0.24
2,a.40
30,851.99
5,000.00
15.000.00i
282,251.0
9.
10.
11.
12.
14.
15.
10.
IS.
19.
20.
24,191.37
3,750.00
43,800.00
5,000.00
19,300.00
(10,458.50
131.705.8S
8,510.00
6,713.15
2,442.91
: 5,000.00
7,600.00
Total ...
....?1, 257, 603. 50
IdAIUTdTIKS. .
Capital stock paid in : '- - $
Surplus fund
.Undivided profits, less current expenses, interest, and.
taxes paid
Interest and discount collected or credited in advance of
maturity and not earned (approximate)
Circulating notes outstanding
Net amounts duo to banks, bankeis. nnd trust companies
(other than IiiMuded in Items 29 ,or.J0)..-S.. '
Certified checks outstanding
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding
Total of Items 30, 3 1, 32 and 33 $ 3,621.98
Demand. deposits (oilier than bank deposits) subject to
He.sorvi; (deposits payable within 30 days):
Individual fleposits subject to chock $
(lertilicates of deposit due in less than 30 diiys (other
ithan for money borrowed) '. :
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by
pledge of assets of this bank
Dividends unpaid -
Total of demand deposits I other than
bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items
.34. 35, 30, and 3S -550,93 1.10,
Time di'rf-its subject lo Uvsorve (payable after 30 days.
or subject to 3o'days or moro notice, and postal
savings ) :
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed)
il'ostal savings deposits -'
Other time deposits .
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve,
Items 40, 4 1. 42. and 43.:. $.176,258.90
United Slntes deposits (other than pCHal savings):
a War loan deposit nccount
iBills payable with Federal ..Reserve, Bank :
100,000.00'
25,000.0t)
12,517.92
4,173.50
100,00, Q.OO
,1,0C9'.63
772.00
1.SS0.35
449.S21.6S
32,415.04
64,649.44
4,045.00
237,288.20
1.10S. 2S
137,862.51!
30.000.00
55,000.00
Total
..$1,257,603.56
State of Oregon, County of .lackson, ss;
1, John S. Orth. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly wtr
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belif.
.10 MN S. OltTII, Cishier. .
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th dv of Jaury, 1820.
.:. M. ROBERTS, Notary Public.
My commission expires Sept., 25,1920.
Correct Attest: V. K. Merrick, -.1. F. Wortman. .1. A. Perry, Director!.
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Making "Promise"
Become Performance
If your outlook for 1920 appears good
tlion "cash in"' on it by openino; an nc
' count here at the First National where you
will not only build up yonr cash resources---'
but physical and moral ones, too .
We take pleasure hi hel pins' a patron suc
ceed for it marks our success as well as his.
'Nationalized'' Accounts.
oie First National Bank
iiEDFORD OREGON