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Newspaper Page TextjraPFORD ftlXTE TRTRTTyrV jrEDFOTvD, ()T1X";0X. TIIVHSDAY. MARCH 1. 1920. PAGE FIVE in indication that the blooming ' KJion is fast advancing is the fact that ine apricul cca hi vuu ehier- jgsd orchard on the west slope of on Anne are In bloom. There are e0y about 4 0 trees left of the one jud one-half acres of apricots, all tie rest having been destroyed by the forest fire wnicn uurueu uver mm section last summer. The blooming trees show no Indication whatever of having been Injured In tho bard ireeie of last December. Carl Jeschkfl, hlgn grade watch and clock repairing. 9 Fir street. ; Slab wood for sale by tier or cord. Villey Fuel Co. Dean Cardner, the Mcdford student In the junior class of tho Oregon Agricultural college has been an nounced as elected to tht Sigma Tau, (he honorary engineering fraternity of the ccllego.'' This is one of the highest honors that may come to a student of the college, and ptrhapsj the highest that may come to an en gineering student. Election to the I Sigma Tau is based on leadership,, icholarship, cnaractor and general tvpe of manhood. Try our merchants' lunch. Tho Shasta. tf For eye, ear, nose, throat see Dr. Heine, Liberty Bldg. Glasses fitted. Portland guests at the Holland arc Mr. and Mrs. Win. Craig, Georgo O. Gorhain and W. Bf. McConnell. Other guests there art A. 11. Jackson, Jr., aid John J. Flynn of San Krancisco and h. It. Crawford of -Montague. Get the habit! Buy shares now In the Building and Loan. tf Jin. Paul Hansen, corsotlere for NuBone. Phone 585-J. Weakly dodging autos, looking In show windows and eagorly watching dog fights Jerry Jerome was down town today taking in tho sights for the first time since his severe attack o! the flu. . : .. Used Fords and Chevrolcts lit the right prices. McCurdy-Downe Motor Co: Prices cut to the bottom at the big wis. C. B. Gates Auto Co. - tf The friends' of E. N. Vilm, the well known flour manufacturer, who has hcen critically ill at the Sacred a Heart hospital with pneumonia which I followed an attack of the flu, will be II pleased to know that ho is now great. U lv ImnrnVAd In ontiHitlnn nnrl in TP.- girded as out of danger. Hemstitching and pecotlng. The .Vanity Shop. Brunswick phonographs on easy terms at Halo's Piano House. tf a si.(h;.x foh mkdkoro Wat would be a good slogan for Mcdford' gens Vs'ulfir,'" T'" b ""'"" 10 ,he ""so "ho sug- iVlin h ? T" ' bc US"d in tlle Pr"senl membership cam paign cf the t hamber of Commerce on, r,,eVt'ry,,M;d: ,"m't Seak a, owo- ' lfs hoar from vou rt , r.H, iT i'are any,i,", ",,om ne . " " io some -lMnt;tt)' fund. Th- Medford Chamber of Commerce will contribute $20 of this pn,.e money, and the American City Bureau will subscribe ?, the remainder cf the amount. The contest is open to all residents of Mcdford and vicinity. All suggestions must be submitted at Campaign Headquar ters before G p. m.. .Monday. March 21. The winner of the contest will be announced at the Civic Din ner on that evening. President Vernon II. Vawter will name a committee on award within the course vt the next two or three davs thru the Mail Tribune. EAGLE POM EAGLETS Bt A. C flowlett. The ;GranU Pas district of the Oregon Grtwers Cooperative associa tion, which includes the fruit grow ing section : between'. Wolf Creek and Rogue-River,' was organized yester day afternoon in Grants Pass with 27 ncmbors, and.;700 acres out of the total orchard ', bearing territory of about ' 100Q' kqres1 in that district. The minority owners who havo not yet signed' Up. 'Dave net been seen, and according to J. K. Kdmlston. local fieW'-agent of the association, the Indications- are that they will all be in he. 'association within a short time. Cakes, French pastry and cream P'j f f b at the,. Shasta. See D. R. Wood & Co., Rm. 209 Liberty Bldg, for fire Incurance. tf Californlans at the Mcdford are vox ot i-ios nnguica miu ing San Franciscans: J. is. Thomp son, Otto' Wirlin, P. O. Crawford, K. A. Bennett, M. H. Linton, Mr. and Mrs. G G, ilcCbmb, It. McNamara and E. L. Rettig. Hand-made wash bonnets for ba bies. Handicraft Shop. " For the best Insurance see Holmes tbe Insurance Man. At the Nash hotel aro registered J. H. Aloe and R. K. Johnson of Port land and L. G. Hclboch and J. K. Mills of Roseburg. The famous Shasta tnmalea on salo how. Shasta. Thomas Harris of Lake Creek was union.' the callers Wednesday after noon. The Misses Sadie and K.thel Ander son of Modt'onl, in eompativ with A. V. Florev. Jr., came out from .Mcd ford Wednesday cvcniiu.' a ml took supper at the Siiiinvside. .lack OVonner. u-il'e and two bovs of riioenix, eaiue out Wednesday evening on business. reinuiniir.r until lied time with .Mrs. Ilowlett, -Mr. O'Conner havinr luisiness with one of the mail contractors in this sec tion. , Mi. J. II. Ilecner of Hrowushnro came on the Knirlo 1'oint-Lakc Creek static Thursdav. brinL'ine: with bini two larjc covotc skins, taking- them to Medl'ord to sell, lie reports that lie has been unite successful the nast winter cntchint.' them. He says that tliev are very runninir and ouite hard to catch in a trap and related of one instance where one was cntiirht in a Iran bv the hind leir and he had laid a lanrc stone on Ihe chain attached to the trail and after -the covotc worked the stone oft of the trap, picked it up, and w-ith it fastened lo his let;, carried it nuite n distance before be dropped it and then it trot fast in Ihe brush nod was finally cap tured. In former davs the coyote skin was of but little value, but now they arc hriimintr from $8 lo $lf each owing; to the condition of the fur. and some of our lady citizens prize them verv hiiihlv for wraps. Professor II. P. Jewell, principal of the liuMc Falls liie.li school, wits passcntrcr on the stacc Thursday on his way home, lie said that the school hoard had closed the school on account of Hie prevalence of the flu. At that lime there was about 1.1 cases, but this Saturday mornim; the report came that there were iJO cases and Mrs. S. A. Wheeler, a trained nurse was on licrwav up there to help Mrs. Lee care for the siek. MVs. Lee went up on..Tliurij(liiv morn im.'. .Master Hichurd Vanderbaujrh of Butte Falls, came out on (he static Thursday and walked into the Sunny side hotel and enouired if he could have dinner, and bc-mr answered in the affirmative, enouired where lie could wash, lie is a little tot, but as bright as a new minted dollar and on licin:.' asked to register his name. wrote it in a neat legible hand, and 1 could not help but contrast the pres ent methods of leiiehim.'. for when T was a bov. to find a child of 14 years of aire that could write his name was a rare tliim;. much less n child of seven or ciuht. but we are surely liv- int; in a progressive ncc. After Uichard bad calen his dinner, he paid for it and went on to Mcdford on the statrc. Ira l.uniL'uto of Unite Falls, was also a business culler Thursday, iiu.l so was I'. S. Anderson and his iiainc sake, A. J. Anderson of Mi'dford. Mr. Joy mid Lonnic Hlcss of Elk Creek, I'ete Belts, one of our farmers1. ('. K. State nt Ohio, City oi Toledo, Lucaa County, as. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior pnrtner ft the Arm of K. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In tho City of Toledo. County anil state aforesaid, and that said firm will pav the sum of ONE HCNDKKD MJLl.tUS for each and every case cf Cai.iirli that ciinnot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATA11HH MGDICINV.. FRANK J. CHKNEY. Sworn to before me und subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D. 1SS6. A. W. GI.KASOX. (Seal) Notary public. Hnll's Catarrh Medicine i taken In ternally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. I'HBNKT ft CO.. Toledo, O. Bold by all druKRlsts. 75p. Hall's Family rills for constipation. and Ora Bellows, Henry French and 1. Y. Brittson, some of our enlerpris invr fanners and dairy men were in on Thursday to meet the two cream ery men. who run the Jackson Coun ty and independency creamery trucks. They were both here lit th same time, and both trucks were load ed. The next morninir I saw the Jackson County crcanicrv truck pass through here ai:aiii and he seemed to have a irood load on auain. Tlicv uallicr up hundreds of gallons of cream and hundreds of dozens of cttu besides dressed hoot and calves and hiekens, thus Icavinir hundreds of dollars in cash with our farmers. 1 was talkiiu.' with a man this morniii'.' who keeps "IKI bens and he told mo that he was ttettintr 1100 cirns u day and that hv the middle of March, lie would e.et a threat many more. He said that the price of ct:i;s had drop ped, that lie onlv received Mlc a dozen Thursday so he was not troiiiir to sell any more, but put them in cold stor age until the price comes up. Mr. mid Mrs. J. I.. Robertson, Hulie Johnson, Alex Mathews, who live out north of our town and Mrs. F.d Tucker and thiuuhtcr of Brownsboro, were dcalim; with our merchants here Thursdav. -Kay Ilarnish enme verv near bcint: seriously hurt Thursday, lie was ridintr n horse that he had iust hrokj to the saddle, which became tinniaii tmeuble, anil in attemptinsr to make him tro as he wanted him to he reared up, fallini; over backward and .Mr. Hnrnish's. foot beinrr in lite stirrup, so that he vould not free himself from the saddle, the result wus the horse fell on his leer, hut fortunately there was no serious dnmuu-e done. .Mort Daley of Mcdford and Frank Bmrlev, one of the U. S. timber in spectors, spent Thursdiiv niifht at the Sunnvside. Af.r. mid Jfrs. William Bealc of Butte Falls were here Friday uiorn inir and Mrs. Bealc went up home on the static, but William remained here, lie has had a paralytic stroke but is so that he can walk by usina one crutch. luck O'Connor of Phoenix came out Friday mornin on his way to Butte Falls, but on urrivine: here found a telephone call to return to Jledford on urgent business, so he called n taxi and went back to Mcdford. U. Ij. Walton, representative of the A.iax litibber Co., Inc., of Xew York, was here for dinner Friday and so wus James Owens our county com missioncr I). A. Houston, an internal revenue officer, hunting up tho poor fellows who have an income of $10(10 or more to relieve them of part of it. He remained hero until todav, ttoin to Oranls Pass this afternoon. A. A. Betts, Arthur J. Mir.'!,' of Portland: U. I. Buekner of Medl'ord, Charles Tcrrill, sheriff mid deputy and two strangers came in late for dinner while I was out liuntiiu; Kaulcts so I didn't see Iheni. (ieo. Stowcll and httlc step son came in tint mornin:.' and 1 lie lilllc bov went out ill the country on Ilic jitney. Carl liavs, our new road superin tendent and Bob Ilarnish were tlniL"- 1 trr lhere are food qualities irv wheat and barley which, you are not acquainted with., if you have never eaten. Qrap-Nuts This food isrit a simple mixture, but is a scientific blend of these grains-designed to build and rein force physical and mental well bein& Twenty hours baking develops a wonderfully rich flavor and &reat. ease of digestion, Crape-Nuts needs no Sugar Made by Pkwtum Cereal Company. Battle Creek, Michigan tiintr the roads this uioniin-'. but now the rain has come at lat. and will lint a stop to road work, we all hope. for awhile. The rain i- about tho most welcome visitor we could have and we hope that enough will come this time to start vegetation for the Ions drouth has sceiuiiutlv duniaccd the L'rowiim' crops and kept back ihe urass so that the stockmen have had to feed lonuer than usual. J. F. McCabe. F. .1. Avtes, F.d Spencer, from Fort Klainatlt, were business callers todav. Mrs. K. .1. Murpliv. daughter Tbel- ma. mid .Mrs. .Niurpiiv s simit. "'ss F.thel llolmen of Wellen, J. K. darner formerly of Brownsboro. but now of Mcdford. Mrs. F.arncst I'eachev. wile of one of the forest ram'ors and Win. A. Ilauscr of 1'ortluiul. represcntim: Failiiitr-McColinan Hardware Co.. I'ortland, were here for dinner today. Walter Wood and wife were in town on their wav to Medl'ord Indus'. Charles Klimylc of Lake Creek was also i bus;ness caller Friday. 11. O. Nnrdwirk and son hac pur chased the Nunni builiiiii'.' on Sntitu Front sti-ei-t and arc rearruniiitiir it for autos, tires and uutn stiptdics. Nordwiek and sons will put in -t stock nl' Brunswick and Kcllv Sprinc field tires ami auto acces sories. ,). F. Ilitton will have his sales room for Templar. Velio and Allen cars in the middle room and J. O. Hoffman will occupy tile south room with Kxide batteries, and auto elec trical siipplic.-. This adds three new tirni-. to the auto, lire anl accessory lines in Medl'ord. .lames K. Grieve, the popular pro prietor of the I'rospcct -summer ho tel, mid Mrs. Grieve ami their son. llestin, who were uucsls ilitriinr the week of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Guv Tex, left for their mountain home Wednesday nioriiimr. Landlord F. C. Schrodt of the Cen tral I'oint hotel, who lias been looking after business interests in California for the past two months, has return ed, and atraiii sniilinitly erects all transients at his place of business. A. W. Moon and family of Urn v. Cal.. were Central I'oint visitors dur ins the week, en route to Grants l'ass. The visitors formerly resided here and have many friends in Hie citv. Miss Hazel Tethcrow, who lins been ill at her home here for the Tutsi several davs, is much improved t this writimr and will soon bc able !o resume her work at, tiie county court house and 'be niDonsr her umny Iriends ntrniu. Jliss Pcurl Gill of Scuttle. Wash.. has joined- her parents here and ha accepted a position as stenoL'rmiher in I'a ill's Klcctric Store' ill' Mcdford. The many friends of Mrs. Jesse Richardson, who have .been: much alarmed over her serious" illness, will be triad to know tliijt her Condition is improved and thai slrohsr'liopcs are now held for her recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Grim arc the proud piircrits' dt'- it fine babv tlautrh ter, who lustily; made her appear ance at their home recently,. . II. J. Stiller and Wijliiuii Ross, late of Ktiiicno, visited their wives here at the home of I'ostrtia'Ster Guy Tex and Mrs. Tex t'or a few days this week. The trout leiucn sverc en route lo Sacramento and oilier Cali fornia cities with a view to loculinir in a business wav. Mrs. Stiltrer (nee Fave I'nnkcv) and Mrs. Boss didn't accompany their husbands, but will follow- later, as soon as a location is found. Hav AL'cr ot llcpner, lire., was urcclin' bis many friends here Sat urday. Central I'oint wus once tin home of M.r. Aircr and his faiailv and it is always triad to welcome them back here. Mr. Atrer formerly was cnuau'ed in business in the ecnlcr citv. Mrs. McAllister, tnec Clara Grim) and infant danulitcr. of Grants Pass are visitimr Central Point relative this week. Many Central Point "people have been iittenditiL' rcL-ularlv the F,vair'e listic meetings held nt Ihe Baptist ehilrclt in Mcilford. and have been L'reatly interested and benefitted by the wonderful messages presented bv the able Kvnniri list. Dr. Kcid. The health conilitions in Central Point nt this time arc very tood. There has been, in the past few dav. a number of people sttfferinir from severe colds, but those people have recovered, so far as to he altcndintr to their work utrain. A number of people have had the flu. thoutrh in most cases in a very mild form, and tliev tire all rceoverini' now. Central I'oint has been very fortunate. It was never nearly so hard hit with disease ns some of the surrounding com munities and it has not been neces sary to (dose the schools, us Hie at tendance at all times has been rood. Cpon investigation at this time, very little sickness is found here. ' BeuinninL' March 7, Ucverend Koch Icr of Ashland will be at the I'nion church here each evenintr and will assist tbe pastor. Reverend I'Mtrnr, in holdiutr n series of meetinsrs. Therj will bc '.rood music and fine sermons and everv one is tirL'ed and eaniest Iv reouested to attend these meetinL's. It is hoped that a full house L'rects these earnest peotde each evenintr of the series and that trrent (rood will be accomplished bv every one doint; his bit. XEW YOItK. Mar. 2 A deletration ot Italian bankers on u mission to the I'nited .States in connection with proposed loans to Italy arrived here todav on the British steamship Impc rutor from Liverpool. MANY YEARS OF When we iP.oivtM. tho folluwini; letter from Mrs. ( J. Hurd of Wit ter SprinKs, California, we wove rath er skeptical as to the statement it contained so we had one. of our men make a personal call en Mrs. llurd ind he verified every statement. The letter follows: "For t wenty-f iv years 1 suffered with rheumatism, I was never out of pain and my limbs were so swollen 1 seemed deformed. Could only stand on my feet for a few minutes at the time and was almost a hopeless crip ple. 1 had given up all hope and life held no plo asuro for mo. During all these- yearn I tried many vein edies, spent months at the hot sprint and was treated by physicians, hut temptrary relief was all that 1 re ceived. I had Uttlo faith in Autl- I'ric at first , your claims were ho mild and I seemed to get worse after using the first outfit. Hut 1 contin ued and the results wcro wonderful, the swelling tn my limbs disappeared, the pains ceased and I could watk without a cane. Kven stormy weath er and exposure do not affect mo in the least. It has been over a year since. I stopped using Anti-Uric and I have had no trouhie whatever. My weight had increased from SI to 170 pounds, I eat whatever I please and am as active us a girl in her 'teens, I owe all my health and happiness to Anti-Uric and do hope that those suf fering with rheumatism will not nog lect this wonderful remedy, for know it cures." This letter should prove to the skeptical that Anti-Uric Is the mas ter of rheumatism in all its forms No matter how long you havo suf fered try Anti-Uric and if II. does not give relief your money will be refunded. This certainly is a fair effor and shows wo have faith in our remedy. Get an outfit of Anti-Uric today from Heath's Drug Store and give it a trial. It will not disappoint you. mh Nujol Htd. u-s. pat. or,. Fbr Constipation A New Method of treating on Old Complaint No. K.S. HFI'OKT OF TIM', COMHTION OF TUB Jackson County Bank At Mcdford. in the State i.f Oregon, nt tbe close of bulnens iti:soi'it('i:s Loans and disccuuts Overdrafts, secured and unsecured Bonds ami warrants Stocks, securities. Juduinents, etc I'.unkiiiK house Furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Hue from banks (not reserve banks I Hue from approved reserve banks Cheeks and other cash items KxehanKcH tor cleat-inn house Cash on hand Kxponses Other resources on Feb. 28, 19 lit) $ r.n 41 SO 8 :t 19i 7 till 1 .!I01 .4 48 ,034 ou:i. .000 .0(10. SU4. Ill I fie 9 ,t;it ,:i:is. ,1111!). Out!. Total i.i Min.n Capital stock paid in Surplus fund Due to banks and hankers Individual deposits subject lo check Demand certificates of dopesit Cashier checks outstandiiiK Certified checks Time and Savings Deposits Reserved for interest and taxes ....$1,1o3,12!).1U . $ i on.ono.oi -o.nno. no 30,381.1 S .. r.S9.994.Sl 5,806.7 1 Ki.rir.'j.so 'l,r.2G,5 Hill.!)!' 1.S7 (1,890.08 ....If 1,15:!, lit). 10 Total Slate of Oregon, County of .lackson. ss. I V II Vawter. Cashier of Ihe above-named bank, do r.olcmnly awcar that the above statement is true to tho best of my knowledge : and belief. V. H . A 1 K K , t asu icr. Subscribed and sworn to before mo Ibis 4th day cf March. 1 !' T. n. I.l'.MSDKN, iNotary l'ubllc. Mv commission expires -lareh 32, 1920. ,,,,.,i,i Correct Attest: II. A. Thierolf, II. It. Luinsden, C. V. McDonald, Directors. Charter No. 770 1. Kcsorve District No. 12 iF.roltT OK CONDITION' OF Till': First National Bank lledford, 111 the State cf Oregon, at tho close of business on Feb. 28, 1920 d h No. 11.',. Itt-port of the Condition of Tho Central Point State Bank at Central I'oint, in tho Slate of Oregon, at tho clowo of business, Feb. 28th, 1920. Itesoui'ccs Loans and discounts $20 1,09.". 17 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 80ii.7;i lionds and warrants :'.2,'.i.".7. 1 I Hanking houso ::,noo.oo Furniture and fixtures.... 2, l.t.ri.0(i Other real estate owned.. l,:il.'t.7) Due from approved re- reservo banks 29,709.(59 Chocks and other cash Items 811.91 Cash on hand I 7, 4 fill. 2 o Total $:i is, 881. ix; Liabilities Capital stock paid in $ Surplus fund Undivided profits, loss expenses and taxes paid Individual deposits sub ject lo check Demand certificates of deposit Cashier checks outstand ing Tlmo and Savings De posits Unserved for interest and taxes I!t.Tld certificates of deposit ,01111 1.000. ,921 ,127 r, 4 19 ,81 t SO 4. "id Total MIS, 881. fill State of Oregon, County of Jack son, ss. I, I). U. Terrctt, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that I ho above statement Is true lo the best of my knowledge and belief. !. TKIIKKTT. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to hci'ons me :bis tlh day of March. 1 920. W. J. FItKK.MAN, Notary l'ubllc. Correct Attest: .1. O. Isaacson, IV m. C. Leovcr, Directors. Correct English HOW TO USE IT A nfONTIILY MAGAZINK $2.50 the Year Send 10 Cents for Sample Copy to Correct English Publishina Co. Evanston, Illinois. KF-SOlltCF-S n Loans and discounts, including rediscounts Overdrafts, unsecured I'. S. (iovcriitiicnl seciirilic owned: a Deposited to secure circulation ( IL S. bonds ar value) $100,000.00 h Pledged to secure V. S. deposits t par vulnel Pledged us collateral for State or othor deposits or hills puyauio f Owned and unpledged War Savings Ccrtillcatcs and mini Stamps actually owned Tt.'tal II. S. (lovernmont securities Oilier bonds, securities, etc.: 1) llonds (oilier than II. S. bonds) pledged to secure postal savings deposits $ c llonds and securities (other than U. S. se curities) pledged as collateral for Stato or other deposits (postal excluded) or bills payable o Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not t....i,.,ii,r ui, .Mtu l mwihmI and uunlcdgcd 'rt,. i i,,,iu ueeni-ii ies. etc... other than U Stocks, other than Federal Heservu Hank stock ........... IHtock of Federal Iteservo Hank (fill per cent of sub scription) ; : : a Value of banking houso, owned and unincumbered...... Furniture and fixtures Heal estate owned other than banking Iiouho Lawful reserve with Fedornl Unserve, Hank ........ , i i ....i .i.Miu ,iitn rroin national banks.. IISIl III vault im'i in;,, mil" amounts due from nanus, nauseis. aim panies in Ihe United States (other than included in items 12, I... or 11 ) Fxchungcs for clearing house Vi-o'u V:i Vi' Total of Hems i:i, I I. la. Hi. and 17 $ 1 till, 8 1 .1.1 1 Chocks on hanks located outslilo of city or town or re porting bank and other cash noma........ Itedemplion rund with It. S. Treasurer and duo from II. B. Treasurer ',; '"''' Interest, earned but not collected approximate on Notes and Hills Receivable not past duo $ 072, Gil. SI 3,700.40 1,000.00 2a, 000. 00 !M,rf)8.K0 23.94 3,000.00 10,000.00 r.s.oit.sr. , s 220,592.04 Net 90,044. ns 17,195.87 3,000.00 sr., ooo. oo 15,000.00 18.000.00 6ri.xon.63 133,168.35 '7,178.73 20,4ti6.33 7,010.35 5,000.00 9.825.03 1 is 6. Total M.XIHLITIFS Capital stock paid in i 'Vii 'ni n'ii'ri a Undivided profits - 20.01U.J.) b Less current expenses, Intcrosl, and taxes 29(. 02 lnlorP"8l'anTd in ndvanco of maturity and not earned t approximate) Amount rexervod for taxes accrued Amount reserved for all Interest accrued Klirciiluling notes outstanding y"'"""""'.'"' Net. aimtints duo to banks, bankers and trust comn an lies In tho United States and foreign countries (other than Included in Items 29 or !!)... .. Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks on own bank oiitBtunrtlnB..........;--"-----"" Total of items 29. 30, 31. 32 and 33... Demand lcM.slls (oilier limn bank ilcposlls) subject t Itcscrve ( deposits payable -within 30 days). Individual deposits Bitbject to chock ".;""v""VnnVnr Certificates of deposit due in less than ,10 dasa (other Iban fi.T money borrowed) ,'";'" State county or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of towels of this bank Total or demand deposits (othor than bank depoHilsl subject to Iteservo, It'""" 34 35, 30, 37, 38, und 39 $59h,t.20.Ji Time deposits subject l H.-sorvo (payable after to", or subject to 3U days or more notice, and postal aav- CortlHcales 1.1 deposit (other than for money borrowed) Postal savings deposits ; Other limo deposits Total of tlmo deposits subject to ItosurTO. items 40, 4 1. 42. and 43 '''' V. I nlt.,1 States deposits (other than postal c Other United States deposits, Including deposits of L. s disbursing officers y '.' Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks sold for cash and outstanding Total ,280, 599. 20 100,000.00 13.714.93 ' 1492:97 1,843.71 , 595.07 09,997.50 R, 533.117 1.011.00 3,42242 184,595.37 5 5,7 6 5 .J 5 ' 50,260.20 129.049 04 1,112.33 301,150.1)5 19,004.19 50.00 ..$1,280,599.20 Stato of Orogon, CtAinty of Jackson, ss: 1 Oris Crawford, Cashier of tho above-named bank, do solomnlywear I bat 'tho above statement Is truo to tho best of my knowledge and belief. .' OHIS CKAWFOKD, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th- day of March, ln- T. W. MILKS, Notary Public. Correct Atteat: ' Wo 0. Tait, Chas. Strang, Honry Hart, Directors. ,