Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 07, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD SCOT TUlBUflfl, SnflTPTFRTl. OTT:0ONt, FRTDAY. "STAY 7. 1920. SAGE TEA DARKENS TO Don't Stay Gray! Here's an 'r Old-time Recipe that Any- ; .body can Apply. The uae of Sage and Sulphur for re-" torlng faded, gray hair to Its natural color dates back to grandmother's time. She uaed It to keep her hair ifteautlfully dark, glossy and attrac tive. Whenever her hair took on that -dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. a But brewing at home Is mussy and put-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at ny drug store for a bottle of "Wveth's Bago and Sulphur Compound," you 'wilt get this' famous old preparation, Improved by the addition of other In gredients, which can be depended up .on to restore natural color And beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist fays It darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell It has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your, hair, taking one Btrand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after an lother application or two. It becomes beautifully dark and glossy. Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Com pound Is a delightful toilet requisite for those1 who desire a more youthful appearance. It Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of . disease. - Livestock PORTLAND, Ore, Mav 7. Cattla steady; receipts f'-. Grain and rul fed steers. ipl2(?l-J.50: choieo ll(.3 VI; (food to choice, $10.50011: me dium to rood. !).50(aU0.f)0; fair to iroou $8.7"((T9.f0 ; common to fair, $7. "0(a 8.7 : choice cows and heifers !rl0.50(ril : good to choice cows and heifers, $!)(ffi0.'J5; medium to sood $8(ES); fair to medium, if7(Si8: enn- ncrs, iMu ti : bulls, : crime lis:"it calves, $l:l(Slli; medium $9(5)12 heavy, $ti.50(ff8.50. Hons steadv; receipts 217. Prime mixed $1( 16; medium mixed $14(n 15: roimh heavy, $1015: pisrs, $12 (fl5. Shep steady: receipts 535. Sprini lambs, $H(S15.50; eastern $15(3110: liuht valley, U(d!15: heavy. $13(3) 14; common to medium, $10.50(11) 12.50: tvenrlinifK, $13(5)14: wethers $12.50(513.25; ewes. $8(5)12. Butter PORTLAND. Ore.. Mav 7 Butter weak. Cubes, extra 53(5)54c; parch ment wrapped, box lots, 58c: cartons, 59c; hull' boxes half cent more: less than half boxes lc more. Buttorf.it No. 1 chiirninir cream 5G(5)57o f. o. h.. station: 58c Portland. Perfect Health is Yours If the Blood is Kent rura A 1 1. It . .1 . . . - . . minimi byhj nuiuaii Aliment is iiirectly Traceable to Im 1 ' purities in the Blood. i . You should pay particular heed . to any indication that your blood ' supply is becoming sluggish, or ! that there is a lessening in its jBtrong and vital force. "By keeping your blood purified, your system more easily wards off .disease that is ever present, wait-i-inu to attack wherever there is an openiner. A few bottles of S. S. S.. the great vegetable blood medicine, will revitalize your blood and give you new strength and a healthy, vigorous vitality. Everyone needs it just now to keep the system in perfect condition. Go to your drug store and get a bottle to-day, and u you need any medical advice, von can obtain it without cost by writ ing to Medical Director, Swift Spe cific Co., 112 Swift Laboratory, AU INTERNAL BATHS Are the greatest aid to health. - I. B. L. CASCADES 'Ask to have it explained to you by the sole agents in Medf ord. I Ralph Woodford Proprietor Fifth and North Riverside Telephone 11 The Dow Hospital . Graduate Nurses Only ;, Special Attention to X-Ray Cases. . HAS THE BOTTOM DROPPED OUT? Cups and Saucers, each 15p Window Shades 69c Big Reduction on 2-ln. Post Iron Beas. Get our prices on Silk Fibre Mattresses and Coil Springs. Mofdoff & Woolf Phone 9 22-24-26 South Fir Enjoyable Luxurious Moderate The Elm Quality Cigars 2forl5c MASON, EHRMAN & COMPANY Distributors of "The Nation's Finest Cigars" FOR BOND ISSUE At a mcetunr of the board of di rectors of the Chamber of Commerce held at headquarters yesterday after noon, the recommendations of tin: forum were eiven consideration and responsibility for same accepted bv the board. Tho recommendation which was bo licved of immediate importance was that of the educational enmpaien for the fivo hundred thousand dollar county road bond issue, the state four per cent road bond limitation act and the hieher educational bill, presi dent Walther was authorized, to ap point a committee o threo to tnki chariro of the management of this campaign nnd in conference with the committee on committees, the lollow ine members were selected: . linwlc: Moore, chairman: Frank I'.'Fnrrcll and Seelev V. Hall. This committee is empowered to call upon the mem bership of the Chamber of Commerce for assistants in their speaker s bp reau as well as for those who will con duct the newspaper nnd literature department of this work, lit is anti cipated that about twenty-five mem hers will bo drafted for this campaign and ns the time between now nml the election is short, immediate response will be required of all. Improve Camp Grounds The .board considered it vcrv im portant that something be done im mediately in co-operution with the committed from the !Greater Jfed- ford club for tho improvement of the temporary automobile camp ground For this purposo they adopted tlic recommendation of the lonim ana under the usual procedure' appointed the following committee for this our-" pose: K. C. Gaddis, chairman; h. ., Ends, J. A. Bcdingfield and Mis; Anne Keliehor. It will also he tho duty of the automobile camp ground committee to investigate ami report a plan for per manent grounds, how thov could be obtained, what would bo necessary in the construction of building, whin would be needed in the line of trees and shrubs for the bcautification of the grounds and if possible get infor mation as to what success other com munitics have had in the building o grounds of this character. At tho forum next Wednesday, C. F. Gates will lead the discussion as to whnt n modern enmp ground should consist of and as Mr. Gates has mad this subject un object of considerable study, his ideas will be most valuable to the committee as well as to Hi entire membership of the chamber. Itoad to Dead Indian The recommendation of the forum relative to obtaining information as to the possibility of building a road to the Dead Indian Soda Springs va referred to a committee, whose ap pointment was authorized by the board and consists of the followin; if. C. Gnrnett, chairman; Hugh I! Hnnkm nnd George R. Lindlcv. Thii committee is to report upon the fcusu bility ot building a road to the springs, what iho-cost of same woul be, how the same could be financed and in fact every phnso of tho nues tion, which ultimately would brin; about a road to the springs. Every effort is to be nmde by all of tho committees of the Chamber o Commerce to present reports of worli able plans to bring about tho desired results. This means the devotion n a great deal of time und effort on the part of the committees and upon thei work alone depends the success of the C hanibcr of Commerce as beim factor in the community.. J MEDFORD HOTEL Arrangements are completed where by a number of dishes to bo serve at the Chamber of Commerce Junch eon tomorrow will be cooked in milk und'milk will be the basis of some o: the foods to be served. Tho luncheon will be held ut the Medford Hotel at noon and every effort is being mode to have it well attended. Tho Greater Medford club and tho Parent Teacher's association will be repro sented by a number of ladies ut the luncheon. The campaign for greater consumption of milk for the Med ford children is i progressing wit Honrtertul success and, the same should have the hearty endorsement of the men of the community. The members of the Chamber of Com mcrce can show their appreciation b attending the luncheon on Suturdu noon. Adjournment will be take promptly at 1 :15. Thanks to the generosity ot J. T Gagnon the pupils and sisters of St. Mary's Academy enjoyed a picnic and outing in the Jackson creek canyon above the Gagnon saw mill yesterday afternoon. Mr. Gagnon for this occa sion resurrected the Medford-Jack sonville street car line and conveyed his guests to and from the picnic grounds In the large street car. Edgar Mafer and William V. B Campbell left for San Francisco where they now reside, by automobile Doug Fairbanks at the Rialto Charter No. 7701. r,hw. I "Yv Y: k V ' j i v.-- . ) Iteservo District No, lKI"OHT OK tXXI)lTION OF TUB 12. Douglas Fuirbanks has always our favorite on ino screen wuuu.u came to the real red-blooded, two- fisted manhood typo of acting, and when we saw him yesterday at tho Rialto theatre in his latest production When the Clouds Roll By," we tlo- clded for once and all that no one will be able to take his place, for ho accomplished something which was essentially impossihlo in our minus. Tho themo of the picture Is nn un- ....ii one. ciovoriv iianuiuu unu i" which "Doug" has many new stunts lo oo. which one wuuld bullovo is im poBsiblo, since he has done nearly everything undor the sun. Tho pro ductlon is a stupendous one with one unusually enormous exterior sot, town, which Is flooded, something that has never been accomplished bo- fore. "Doug" will continue at the Rialto thru tho remainder of tho week. SMOKERS CLUB IN TO ,C.L First National Bank At .Medford, In tho Stato of Oregon, at the closo of business on May 4, 1920. tKsnriu'KS a Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts S 712,251.10 20. 22. 24. Overdrafts I". H. (iovcinincnt sccuriticM owned: a Deposited to secure circulation tU. S. bonds par value) $100,000.00 b Pledged to secure U. S. deposits (par .value) 1,000.00 d Pledged as collateral for Stato or other do- posits or bills payable ,??'?(!2-?S f Owned and unpledged 144,B(8.60 h War Savings Certificates and Thrift stamps actually owned 2.1. 94 Total U. S. Government securities 270,592.64 Other bonds, securities, etc.: b Bonds (other than IT. S. bonds) pledged to secure postal savings deposits 3,000.00 c Bonds and securities (other than U. S. securities) pledged as collateral for Stato . or other deposits (postal excluded) or bills payable 40,000.00 0 Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not In cluding stocks), owned and unpledged.... rJ,09B.Ub Total bonds, securities, etc., othor than IT. S Stock of Federal Reserve Dunk (50 per cont of sub scription) Value of banking houso, owned and unincumbered ..... Furniture and fixtures Jteal estate ownod othor than banking houso Lawful reservo with Federal Reserve Bank Cash In vault and not amounts duo from nntlonal banks.. Not amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust com panies In tho Unltod States (othor than Included in Items J2, 13, or 14 ) Exchanges for clearing house Total of Itoms 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 $179,204.50 Checks on banks located outside of city or town of re porting bank and othor cash items Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and duo from II. S. Treasurer n Interest earned but not collected approximate on ,niAi',- Notes and Bills Rocoivnblo not past duo 12,14J.lir Total - ? 1,485,543.59 I MABlUTlliS Capital stock paid In ivided pronts 96, 726. 08 3,000.00 S5.000.00 15,000.00 9,900.00 93,423.03 161.619.2S 9,663.11 7.922.17 2.483. 8T 5,000.00 WILLOW SPRIXGS, May 7. - A number, of the prominent smokers iT this vicinitv have formed a club and propose to beat the high cost of smok ing bv ordering the material direct from the tobacco lields ot old Ken tucky. Mrs. Merrit llouglund spent Satur day at Jacksonville with her friend. Mrs. George L. Howard. Mrs. Hol land is entertaining as her housj guest, her mint. Miss Glcuson oE Min neapolis, Mann. Miss Glcason is mak ing an extended visit in the valley with friends and relatives. Stella and Delliert Cook of Sams valley are visiting their grand parents Mjr. and Mrs. E. F. Nichols. A. V. Carlson was a guest nt tl't Andrews home in Medford Sunday nnd also called on his friend, Mr. Johnson, who is very ilUat a sana torium in Ashland. Tho H. II. Clarke's entertained nt dinner Tuesday evening Mr. and Mr.?. I). W. Stone of Scenic Ave., anil Mr K. nnd Miss Manning of the Hill road. Mrs. Hicks, mother of Mrs. M. F. Young, was operated on ut the Sacred Heart hospital on Tuesday of this week and is doing as well us can be expected. The menscls lire still active in this district. Mrs. Win. . Hover and three children have been nuito ill. Knlph nnd George Elden are improving rapidly. ' Little James' Elden. son of It. W. Elden is still very sick with bronchial trouble following the mensels. Mrs. Sam Anderson who was lo entertain the I'aront-Tcncher's circle this week, Saturday, has decided to post pone it one week in hopes all may lie well bv that timcoind able to attend. Mrs. Km. Thompson spent several days with her parents in Phoenix lai-t week and enjoyed a visit with her uncle, Hev. Samuel Mosctt, who is n prominent missionary in Corca. F. fit. I'alnicr reports that his little flock of hens made n 2:i-cgg average last month. Mr. i'ahner has nn ideal location for a large poultry ranch. Be Better Looking Take , Olive Tablets To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days, you must keep your body free from poisonous wastes. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets (a vege table compound mixed with olive oil) act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effect. Take one nightly and note results. They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why million of boxes are sold annually. 10c and 25c a Undivided profits b Less current expenses, interest, nnd taxes paid . 13,725.65 Interest and discount collected or credited In advanco of muturity nnd not earned (approximate) inimtnl rnnnrVaH tnv nil IntnrRfll dCCrUed Circulating notes outstanding .' 99,997.50 Net amounts duo to banks, bankers, and trust companies ill tho United States nnd forolgn countries (outer than included In Itoms 29 or 30) Cortified checks outstanding Cashier's chockB on own bank outstanding Total of Itoms 29, 30, 31, 32, nnd 33 d.uzi.du ; Demand deposits (other than lMink deposits) subject to . Koservo (deposits payable within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to chock 666,657.16 Certificates of deposit due In loss than 30 days (other ithan for nionoy borrowed) 90,238.27 ... .. !... ,,,intnnl .Innnallo unellrnrl liv ' IHLU, IJUUIliy, Ul Ullint ii,,i,,ii(i plodgo of assots of this bank Total of demand deposits (othor than bank dopoBits) subjoct to Rosorve, Itpms 34. 35. 36, 37. 38, and 39 S10,125..43 Tlmo deposits subject to Iteservo (payablo after 30 daB, or subjoct to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings) : Certificates ot deposit (othor than for money borrowed) Hnulal onvlnmi tlnnrtaita . . ..................... Other time deposits 311,068.70 Total of tlmo dopoalts subjoct to Rosorve, '"';.. Itoms 40, 41, 42, and 43 $427,424.51 . ' . United States deposits (othor than postal Bavlngs) : IC other unuou aiaies uepusma, uh-iuuiub wVubhd U. S. disbursing officers 19,004-19 Total : 4M8S.6M.69 Stato of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss: - . , ,.... ,.f... i c.i,inr nt ihn nhnvR-named bank, do solomnly swear that tho above statement Is true to the best of my "na0,;Je'-, Subscribed and sworn to beforo mo this 7th day of May. 1920 - - T. W. MILES, Notary Public. Corroct Attost: Wm. G. Talt, Chas. M. English, Henry Hart, Directors ' 27. 28. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 40. 42. 43. 44. 17,713.5?, 3,700.08 1,BIU.?Q 4,137.43 . 60.66 1,733.41 53,229.00 115,243.48 1,112.33 It's vour turn next." With this slogan the Alhambra California Chapter of tho Red Cross notifies tho Inhabitants of ovory town from Los Angeles to San Francisco that thov should do tholr bit toward bringing back to health tho thousands of maimed and helpless American heroes cared for by Undo Sam In tho Lctterman Hospital at tho Presidio, San Francisco. Whon tho Red Cross flaBhed the word to Its various chapters In south ern California that the hospital nood ed fruit, tho Alhambra-San Gabriol Chapter was the first to respond. That onorgetic branch of the Red Cross recently loaded a Model 11 Re public truck with 50 boxes of orang-. os, wolghlng 2r4 tons, and dollvored tho fruit over tho Inlund routo to tne bay city. Easily shouldering tho ovorload, this Republic made tho journoy with out incident, covering tho 486 miles on nn nverago of 14V4 miles to the gallon of gasoline and 180 miles to the gallon of oil. "That Bconomv record" said Harold L. Arnold, Ropubllc Distributor of Los Angeles, "is quite the usual thing in reports which we get from Republic owners. We havo hundreds of commercial concorns who are In creasing tholr fleets of Ropubllc trucks because thoy find that Repub lics are free from mochanlcal diffi culties and combine economy with reliability, power and speed. That Is tho reason why the Ropubllc factory is now tho largest producer of com merclal mehlclos In tho world. To attain that envlablo position they build popular priced vehicles which are dependable undor the most severe conditions of road and load." 1AQV Each and Every Spoonful of GrapeNnts is a spoonful of health, food Try GmpeNuis for breakfast each, morning. 2v s&8 Blouses! New arrivals every week of the latest mod els in colored voiles, guaranteed to "tub." The Vanity Shop Next Rialto Theater. No. 158.. ItBPOIlT OF Til K CONDITION OF THE , -, Jackson County Bank 1 f At Modford, in the Stato of Oregon, at tho closo of business May 4, 1820. HKHOVTKOES -. . Loans and discounts J 814,380.96 Overdrafts, secured and unsocurod 4,18 9.7S Bonds and warrants I -. - v 65,381.Bil Stocks, securities, judgments, etc 22,802.53 Banking houso : - . .30,000.00. Furniture and fixtures ; i y Other real estate ownod ' 8,884.88 Duo from banks (not resorve banks) ,." JJJ'M Duo from approved reserve banks Jiii'iJ Checks and othor cash items if,i?'Ja Exchancos for clearing houso '. 16,351.30 Cash on hand 62,096.15 Othor resources . 98.74 I TotaI ; ; $ 1,2 33,01 8,70 mauimtikh' Capital stock paid In "M""'0," Surplus fund ?2'222'S2 Undivided profits, less exponses and taxoB paid 113,892.09 Duo to banks and bankors : '5,n'c? Individual doposits subjoct to chock 62I'il?'v? Domand certificates of doposlt , ,''!J', " Cashlor chocks outstanding ' , SiS'IS Certified chocks cil,? Time and 8avings Deposits ?? RoBorved for interest and taxes , o.BbJ.a Total ' ' 1.233,018.70 Stato of Oregon, County of JackBon, ss. ',.;..; I, V. II. Vawtor, Cashlor of tho above-named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement is truo to the best of my knowledge and belief.- V. II. VAWTER, Cashier; ;" Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of May, 1920. T. B. LUMSDEN, Notary Public. ' . My commission expires March 2, 1924. Correct Attost: II. U. Lumsdon, C. W. McDonald, Directors. "Pet" Articles LADIES You have "Pet" Articles. 'A certain brand of face powder, toilet water, talcum powder or. perfume. The one and only brand that will suit you. Sec us for these "Pets." They are handy to buy in our store. Our scrvico includes the desire to know: what YOU like. ; , .. . . - Heath's Drug Store The Saij Tox Store this afternoon,,