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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FflUll ' MEPFORD MATL TR1T.TTXF.. M KDFORD. Ol.Ki.oX. Tl' Ksl A V. MAY X )r2 Medford Mail tribune AN IXDKPEMM'XT NKWSf'Al'KIJ PL'BLTSHKn KVKKV Al'TKil.NoOX KXCKPT Sl'NI'AV T.V TIK MKI'FOnii I'KINTINU CO. The HtxUord Sunday Kurt i furnished subscribers desiring a seven ility daily newspaper. Office Mail Tribune UniMing, 5 North Kir sireot. I'hone 'i. A consolidation uf t!j? I r;.no-.rat;c Tim. th- Mi-iifnM Mail. th .Udf -rd Tnbun. T!i SuuU'-fj-ii orefjiiian, Ti.t AfihUml Tribune. KOHEKT W. KTHU I-Mitor. fU'MPTKit S. SMITH. Manner. SUBSCBZPTIOlff TERMS: BY MAIL In Aihanc-: Pailv. with Sunday S;in. ynr $7 TO I"Utly. with Sumi.H' Sun. i:um!h.. .75 Iaily, without Sunday Sun. var ... 6 Itailv. without Sunday Sun, month --kly Mail Tn'uunf-, .n y-.tr ... ;.'"'0 Sutidav Sun. or.t- ar . . 2.' BY OAltlSlKU hi M.-dfftrd, AsV.land. .larksoiiviU'. cViural J'oint, J'iiotniX. T!rt.t: I ail y , with .nulav P:ti. wnih ... Ijity. without Sunth.v Sun. month Imilv, without SumLiv Sun, y-r .. T.'-u I:iity. with S-.ind.iV Sut. onr f.tr S..0 All terms by carri-r. rh in advaiuf Official i.tp-r "f the ity of Medfnrd. Otlicial m,-r of Jat-ksn "ouuty. Knterrt ft ,"(vitji rlas rtiii'Ter at Medford, Orrgon, under the act of .March . IS. 9. Mi:.MHKi:S Of-' THK ASSOCIATi:i The Asosriatp.l l'r-! is fxrlusfvlv entitlt-d t" th u f"V r nut. In .ili'in f e!l tiw 9 dipatrn- efilitr-ii t' it, r nit otherwise crvditpd in this tujT. and al.-o the hw-iil nt'W.H iml.lif--h-d h. r-jn Ail rtKhts of rrfiuMcutinn of special disputi'hf herein ai ;ii. r-si-r v-l. Ye Smudge Pot . . . Br Arthur Terry Of course, il will rain tomorrow, rlrcus day' not thai it will do any (Kiitioulnr good, hut It will inron-vt-nit-m- a large nuniht-r of people. Onfi of these days a fnhiia!t(l pent will do poiiii't l;lng smut I, and start a tast-tfiia. Tlie people nre luy. cuksIps the supreme court and the attorney Kene ral for the good luck that has befll Henry Allnfi-s, hut the cusstd should he the political itectdent. who patter ed up to tlie powers-that-he, with the pica that, the pancake flour king and kaiser lover, was abused. Henry did not deal direct with the administra tion. Somebody was the po-hetween. "Baptists Enjoy Fu'.l House, and a , enuine Treat." (Marshfield News) A big jackpot, anil a cold bottle. There is no way to outclass the Id rds who wear 520 gold pieces on their watch chains, except to make a vest out of $10 bills. In a world full of injustice, thp one that sticks out the farthest Ls the pay ing of Marshal Focli of France less money than a 2nd loot, V. S. A. "Nottice. If the whelp who stole my flajihlipht Saturday, will call at my store, I will fix him so he will have, no use for it. Chas. Johns." (Want Ad. Uikeview Times Mr. Johns we ins to be mad about something. In his address at Cleveland, O.. today, I'.aron iihidehara squeezed out the mop of the Japanese Issue with a hi earn roller. Only a diplomat such as )ie, would speak of "honest diplomacy." "Wanted lloom by. refined pentle man, with hot water attachment and space for otfice desk. Phone 115 All." (Want Ad Portland Ore-conian). Condemnation of President Hard ing for use of the phrase "by the eternal' Is proper, but it has a better twanc than the Wilsonian "Tut, Tut:' .MINI VS. MATTKIt. (Albany Democrat) Andy Walters, being of di vided opinion as to which was the harder, his head or a pine hoard, tested the two out the other day, allowing an inch plank to fall on his head, with a result that he had a beautiful knot on his head to vouch for the experiment. Spectators could find no damage to the board, and Andy is in doubt no longer. MELLON IS RIGHT. OKCRKTAKY OF TIIK NAVY PKXMY wiints tin I.ir-est navy in! kj tht' world. Secretary of AVar AVooks wants a larper army than f-onress,! shows any tiisposition to allow. AikI now. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, connnentini: npoii nniiu;!l expemlituivs of five I)ilins a year ;' says: '"Tlic nation can not e(nitinui t sjn-iitl at this shocking rati. Substantial cuts in current cxpt-tulitun-s offer the imly liopc uf i'ffe-iivc relief from the tax Inirtlt'ii. ' Now if lYeshlent Hartlin ran justify these contlictinir stato nifiits. synchronize and liarimnn'.c them, one of the greatest domestic prohlems of his administration will he solved. Kor U) cents. snme say fC out of every dollar spent l y the pov enuneiit today :oes toward army and navy expenses. that is war expenses in the past or preparation for war in the future. The only possihility. therefore, of f.illuwiim out Mr. Mellon 's in structions is to not follow out the instructions of Messrs. Dcnhy am AYecks. After noting the amazing transformations of Daniels and Baker in the past four years, hoth pacificists retiring as confirmed militarists. at least as far as their puhlie utterances were concerned. it is folly to expect anything better from their successors. In fact for any cabinet secretary to play down the necessity of his own depart ment, is contrary to tradition and human nature. Hut if there was ever a time to consider reduction of armaments that time is now. The great necessity both in this country and the world is to put the house in order. return to normalcy stop wast ing money and start making it. The first step in this process as Sec retary Mellon says is to make substantial cuts in current expendi tures, and no substantial cuts can be made without first reduciiir the army and navy appropriations. RipplinRhi)mGS ! wait Mason THE SLEUTH IN" tlit- lu-st ik'tt'i'iiw firi'nui tlieiv's a siiiTmaii' sulilinn', who, with little fuss or friction, follows up tin tlnvails of crinn'. Wlii'D the city cops lire liiiftlctl. comes old Sherlock to the phice, leails the u'tiilty to the sciif'fokl. nnd remarks. "A simple ease!"' Oh. the cops are represented as a bonchead bunch of yaks, men whose domes could not be dented with a cleaver or an ax. Hut the cops do things surprisinir. putting guilty jieiits in jails, thouch they cet no advertisine; in the Sherlock kind of tales. Crimes of mystery ending shock the virtuous and true, and we see the fly cops wendini.'. following some feeble clue, and no AVatson with them capers till their weary quest is done, writing up for books and papers stories of the triupmhs won. Hy biographers forsaken, sleuths ;o forth to earn their pay, and they oft bring home the bacon in their drab, official way. Xot by makin-r brilliant dashes through deduction's puzzling maze, not by analyzing ashes do they pinch the erring jays. Just by stern and patient plodding, just by using honest brains, they put down the base marauding of the sinful jakes and janes. How Much Do You Know? s. the 10. caikd 1. Where- is (Irinnell I-uid 'J. Who were ;he Ten ol.t-j 3. What is temerity ' 4. What lit iemoera;r.e;-,l ? It. What Ih theiM,-. ti. What is l-OM tll i T. What are lire-irons What part of Kuroj-e ; Peninsula" ? What is a fox-'.rvs'i .' What does .satuiiiine r.nan? Answers to Vestenlaj's iueMioii: 1. What men were members cf the committee appointed prepate the Declaration of Ir:d ieiiden'-e 7 Ann. Thomas Jef fer.von. Jih;i Ad:i:::-. lle'i jiimin Frankiin, i:Ker Shei riia.i :md Hubert II. I.ivi:i-fcsl op.. 2. What is the length ;.ml !u--uln of Delaware? Ar.s. The Mat- is '.'.1 miles long and f . o:n Ut miles broad. a. How are the affairs of the Dis trict of Columbia managed'.' Ans. By a board of com mission t is under the direction of congress. 5. What are the "prominences? Ans. The "prominences' are great outbursts of Incandescent vapors, whjyh occur constantly on the surface of the sun. ti. Who was the last Anglo-Saxon king of the old royal line ? Ans. lCdward . surnamed the 'Confessor" wms the last A iislo-ii xun kins of the old royal line. 7. What is a clubo- ube. Ans. It is the square of a cube or the sixth power of a number. 8. What is a cubeb? Ans. A cu be h is n spicy berry of a species of pepper used in uiedieiiie and cookery. P. What is orthography 7 Ans. It is the sr-ience of letters and spelling. 10. When is a tide at dead-neup? Ans. Dead -neap Js the lowest unite of a tide. No. US. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Jackson County bank At Medford. in the Slate of Oreson. at the close of business April RESOURCES Loans and discounts - ' Overdraits. secured and unsecured - flonds and warrants - - - Stocks, securities, judgments, etc - - !:ankiug house " I-'uruitme and fixtures other real estate owned - Due from banks mot reserve bauksi - - lJue from approved reserve banks Checks and other cash items Kxchanses for clearing house - Cash on hand (jold Dust - Total - LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund - - I'mlivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid dividends unpaid Lute to hanks am bankers - - Individual deiosits subject to check demand certiticates of deposit - - C ashier checks outstanding Certified checks Time and Savings Deposits - Notes and bills rediscounted Bills payable for money borrowed heserved for interest and taxes Contingent Fund asth, 1921. .CS1.10 ,o9T.O:: ,c,eO."" .i.mim.uu .904. Si 575.84 .92T.9;: '.64S.M ,51S'.57 ,t;53.S 52-. ot GOOD CLOTHES I Hake Them .KLEIN u,. 12H Knf Man fit. Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit In rol. dence districts. Daily business dis trict. Phone 89S. "m03X" PIMM 100.000.011 Hil.OOO.UU 10,799.41 120.M" 11,35.10 r,74 ,815.5$ X .S1S.15 ti.9S9.20 I 2.194.11 377,038-SS1. None None 13.172.94 5.0GO.IMI Total Jl.2-J0.033.43 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss. . . ' J, v. H. Vawter. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that Ik abort statement is true to the beat df my knowledge and belief. ' V. 11. VAVYTKR. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day of May. 1921. T. H. LU.MSDEN. Notary Public. Mv commission expires March 2. 1921. Correct Attest: l!eo. R. Limiley, V. J. Emerick, H. A. Thierolf, Directors. Charter No. 7701. Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE I Sport B. V. D.'s j Tho Portland Telegram has written an editorial on its first page pad d line the 1'ortland ball team, which insures the aggregation winning two games this week instead of the usual one. A probe Into the escape of Slacker Dercdoll Is under way. All the wit nesses called no far act like they just heard about it. 1'lunkles of the last administration, the testimony shows, were all busy hovering over the myth . ical burled treasure, among them the Jersey Judge, who twice nominated the father of the 1 of N. This dis liriKuUhcd disciple of I'topla pleaded with the delectable Nooty Haker. for a ftve.-vear sentence for His Yellow ness. A hrlde-eleet. and groom tal-rt fleeted travelled over to J'ville this a. en route to the altar. Special Wed. 79c SAN FRANCISCO. May 3 Follow ing is tho Pacific Coast league sched ule for May 3-S: Vernon at Seattle. Oakland at Portland. Sacramento at San Francisco. Salt lako at J.os Angeles. OA M PU1 DC, K. Mass. A proposal to have the Oxford-Cambridge com posite track team come here for a meeting with a joint Yale-Harvard team July '.t has been cabled to Cap tain Iludd of the Oxford team. P.OSTOX Cliff P.est of Anaheim. Cal., a recruit pitcher, was released i the Pittsfield Kastern league team by the lied Sox today. lie will re turn to tht1 locals in the fall. CAM nniDOE. Mass. A new sys tem of choosing athletic managers, based on the plan for rating army of ficers is to be adopted by Harvard university next fall, it wus announced today. Candidates will be rated on personality. executive ability, in dustry, reliability, efficiency and scholarship. PHILADELPHIA Fred Fulton knocked out Jack Bell in the first round and Homer Smith knockde out Dilly Miller in one minute last night. AUTO TRAFFIG BEFORE CHICAGO Th twentieth annual pennant race of t he Three I league opens today. PORTLAND Mike Yokel. Salt Ua k e City w rest 1 e r , will n i ee t Tv d Thye. middle weight champion of t ho world, her tonight. Shall the report . of the Traffic Regulation Committee of the Med ford Chamber of Commerce be adopt ed and ne recommended to tho com m on council as a solution of t ra f tic problems of the city. Arrangements have been made for the presentation of both sides of the question by mem bers who have made the traffic ques tion a study. The members of the chamber ate to be given the oppor tunity at the forum next Thursday to express their ideas upon the subject. As this is a live topic and one ef fecting every automobile owner as well as every man who conducts a business in Medford. it will give an opportunity for nn expression from those most effected by the regula tions, which is necessary before per fect regulations can be adopted. During the month of May the forums will be held at the Holland oliiel, but during this week the forum will be held on Thursday instead of on Wednesday to enable the circus visitors dining room facilities and be cause circus day will bo n busy day for the merchants, whose attenduiue at the forum is very much desired t e. account of the nature of the discussion. No. 43. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank At Medford. in the Stale of Oregon, at the close of business April 2Sth. 1921 RESOURCES Loans nnd discounts $27;'.73S 74 Overdrafts, seemed and unsecured - None Honda and warrants 5.4"Mti Furniture and fixtures 3.S:!.95 Due from approved reserve hanks 40.05ii.74 Checks and other cash Items SflS.36 Kxchanges for clearing house 4.4::3.4? Cash on hand 22.1S4.17 Men's Bib Overalls Blue Work Shirts . Total - 5 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in J Surplus fund I n. livid, d prolits. less expenses and taxes paid Dividends unpaid Individual deposits subject to check : lVinand certiticates of deposit Cashier checks outstanding I 'oi tilled checks Time and Savings lVv,isiis Notes and bills rediscount! Hills payable tor money borrowed Heserved for interest anil taxes Contingent Account 50.571. 5I ",0.000.00 1O.D0O.00 3.134 L'SS.U" !17.3132 Js.359.$' 419 s: 2.e7.79 "i.iih;.37 None None 4. nop. m 5.000 i''1 Total - State of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss. 1. K. K. Wahl. Cashier of the nlmve -named hank, do solemnly swear tba Athletic Union Suits i - cl'i i rv. iYltll 8 piling dllU ULi ,hc ii(vo statement is Hue to the best of tuv knowledge and belief K. K. WAHU Cashier. l.U.M 25c Sox- 3 pair .... Mule Skin Shoes . . 1.01 Subscribed and sworn to bcfoie nie this 2nd day of May. 19'l. J. W. SiillM.KY. Notaiy Public. My commission expires July 6. 19-M. Correct -Attest: (Jus Newbuiy, C. K. tlates, lvlroy Cetchell, bisectors. ON CASH BASIS AFTER MAY 5 We have decided to adopt a strictly cash basis on and after May 5th. On this basis we are enabled to sell for less than under the credit system, as we do not have any losses and less overhead exiense, and the public re ceives the benefit. .Many of the largest successful con cerns in the United Slates today are on a strictly cash basis and it is the modern way of conducting business. The cash basis does not apply to car and truck sales. They w ill be con tinued on the part cash and balance with contract and secured note. We thank you for your liberal pa tronage in the past, which has caused this business to grow from a small be ginning to one of the largest of its kind in southern Oregon, and solicit your continued patronage. A. W. WALKEll AUTO CO. L SWEAR OFF 1 TOBACCO N"o-To-Eac' nas helped thousands to break the costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit.. Whenever you havo a longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or for a chew, just place a harmlrss No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth in stead, to help relieve that awful de sire. Shortly the habit may be com pletely broken, and you are better olf mentally -physically, financially. It's so easy, so simple. Get a box of. i'o- To-Bac and if it doesn't release you from all craving for tobacco, in any form, your druggist will refund your money without Question. Adv. DR. RICKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted NO DR01"S VSED Broken Tnsei Accurately lpllct4 CACTOIiY ON PltKMlSKS 108 E. Hln. UpjtjUr, The First National Bank Medtord, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business on April RESOURCES Loans and discounts, including rediscounts Overdrafts, unsecured U. S. Government securities owned: a Deposited to secure circulation tl'.'S. bonds par value) jiiiii.ooo.iiii b All other I'nited States (iovernment Securities ... 73.S92.54 Total Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc.: Hanking House. JSL'.auo.oo; furniture and fixtures. $15.uoo.ou; Heal estate owned other than banking house Cash in vault - - Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank: Net amounts due from national banks Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United Stales (other than included in Items 9. 10. or 11) Exchanges for clearing house Total of Items 9. 10. 11, 12, 13, and 14 $16u,705.73 Checks on hanks located outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash items Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer - - 2Sth. 1921 7OO.00I1.4S l.S.M.i 173.H92.; ss.s7s.: '.7, 5ou.i 4.79S.I 20,425.3 58,4-5.; M.0H1.1 11.751.-C.437.' 1.S60. 5,000 Total - 51 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 5 Surplus fund ' - Undivided profits - J15.733.07 a Reserved for interest and taxes ac crued - "9-S4 $10. 412.91 c Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid Slu,5S9.20 Circulating notes outstanding Net amounts due to State banks, bankers, and trust compan ies in the United States and foreign countriesf other than included in Items 22 or 23 1 Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding Total of Items 22. 23, 24, 25. and 26 $ 10.472.71 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Re serve tdeposits payable within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to check '.. Certificates of deosit duo in less than 30 days tother than for money borrowed) Dividends unpaid Total of demand deposits (other than bank de posits) subject to Reserve. Items 27. 2S, 29, CO, 31, and 32 ; .' - J549.311.CS Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) Other time deposits Postal savings deposits - - Total of time deposits "subject to Reserve, Items 33, 34. 3a, and 36 5453.911.76 United States deposits lother than postal siio'ingsl including War Loan deposit account and deposits of I'nited States Disbursing officers DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Dire"tor If Workmanship Counts run mosvx . rnocEss- of drafting rues i tli liu ASK YOl'U NHIGHBOR Phone ISO Free Delivery Mosan Art Rug Co. 119 W. Tenth St. AN OLD MAN Is tho Man ten years older than you? YOU CAN TELL HIM Ity His Mode of Travel KEEP YOUNG ' By Ridlns a Bike or a Harley-D avid son .1 Motorcycle Demonstration at Gaylord Motorcycle .Shop 100. 000. oo 20.000.0'l O.S23.GH 97.197.50 7.702.14 IGo.leJ 2,604.91 ill.439.22 37.S42.46 30.00 121.372.91 332.016.0J 52-J.S3 19.004.19 CITY AUTO PAINT WORKS WASHINO, POLISHING, TOP DliKSSINt. -t Phone 754-.I ' is South llartlett Medford. Ore. Total - - Jl, 253,721.49 State of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss: 1. Otis Crawford, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of mv knowledge and belief. ORIS CRAWFORD, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day of May, 1921. T. W. MILES. Notary Public. Correct Attest: Win. (i. Tail. Chas. M. English, Henry Hart, Directors Hand Tailoring Before Imying a new Suit we want you to see the pat terns we arc showing at $40, $45, $50, $55 Guaranteed new Australian wool, hand tailored to in dividual measure. don'springer 105 W. Main St. Suecessor to Gils, The Tailor PIERCE REPAIRS Phonographs, Percolators, Electric Fans, Electric Drink Mir ers, Vacuum Cleaners', Electric Motors, Electric Irons. In fact, most anything. Soldering of all kinds. L. BRYAN PIERCE ALL WORK GUARANTEED Telephone Orders 925-L You will find me in "The Glass House" at 116 N. Central Ave. V KATUHOOM IX i:I.KY ltO.MK" Lrt us install these standard sanitary bathroom fixtures in your home. IOPI'K PI. I MHINO AND nr. A VINO CO. Phono 6i() f.part;t Itlilg. C buyt a br&cd vl I D CorcM -'"porttble type writer. llWrtmk at attractive prtrea. gee beior you buy, MKIl'OKl HOOK. STOltF. v PICTURE FRAMING SWEM'S STUDIO It Pays to Use Orchard Brand Arsenate of Lead Either Paste or Dry - Farm Bureau Co-Op Exchange WE REPAIR Batteries, Generators, Starters, Ignition, Lighting, Magneto Systems .' All Work Guaranteed.. Official Service. American Bosch' Magneto Co. Perkins Auto Electric Co. 27 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore. : Phone 237-R Night Call 985 SEWARD ; HOTEL "HOUSE OF CHEER" ALDKR AT 10TFT STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. All the Oregon electric cars stop at unexcelled. We strive to : please. : Rates $1.50 and up. With bath ;$2.00 and up. Our dining room U i very popular, and our business men's ; luncheon, and our regular and Suu l day dinners are not equalled elso j where at our price. Opposite Olds, ! SVortman & King's big store. W. C. CCLDERTSON, Proprietor,