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PAGE TWO MEDPOKP MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, JULY fi, 1921 ocal and Personal The driver of the Btage whlcli rime down from Crater Lake lasi night and departed again for the lake this forenoon said that the outlook when he left Tuesday afternoon wan that autos could probably go all the way to the lodgo by tonli;ht, and at the most by Thursday night. Six passenger)) who arrived on the morn lug trains left on tho ntago for the lake tbis forenoon. Save money on wrapping paper by using white print papor In rolls. Ask this office. tf A. D. Grant, member of tho Royal Northwest .Mounted I'oll'-c, arrived in Medford this morning from Port land enrouto to San Francisco, where he will apprehend a man wanted by that organization in Canada. It Is un derstood that he stopped here to her Sheriff i Torrill about bringing I'ack a man from San Francisco who Ik wanted by tho .lackson county uu thorltlcs. Mann's July Clearance Hales Svoo: Ing, lowering of prices throughout tin store. Sale opens Saturday, July !lth Walt for, It. fll A party of . Springf'nld, Oro pen- pie who aro guests at tho i.Vnsh con slsts of 'Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Mooro Lillian Baker. W. W. Whltlatch and W. C. Lowell. PlcotlBg'. Hemstitching 8c per yd. . Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. Mr. and Mrs. tr Charles Moo are guests at the .Medford from Apple- gate, having arrived In tho city Wed nosday. Bran $1.10 per sack cash. Ituss Mill Phono 629. 9 The members nf tho Minneapolis Elks minstrel show which appears In ' Ashland tomorrow night under the auspices of the Ashland lodge will pass through here enrouto to that city Thursday afternoon and will be given au auto ride through the valley ovor to Medford late In the af ternoon under escort nf tho Ashland lillts, and tho big party Is expected to visit tho local lilks. temple for a short time. Tho mlnslrelB play in Portland tonight. You can get Human Meal bread at tho Economy (iroccterla. OU' Miss Lou Bay nnd J. F. Wilcomb of San FranciHco left the Holland this morning for a trip to Crater Lake. Dr. .II. 10. Murphy has established a dontal ofl'lco 403 M. I' & II. Illdg. HI Senator McNary has openings for (wo appointments for midshipmen a! tno. r Annapolis naval academy, . onu Immediate, the other to take Annapo lis examinations oarly next year, and will bo glad to hoar from young men In Orogon with requisite qualifica tions, i. , Mann's July Clearance Sales, swoop. Ing,, lowering of prices throughout the sloro. Sale opens .Saturday, July Hlli. Walt for it. , , 1)1 A son was born to .Mr. and .Mrs. 1.. H. Plckel at the homo on lidwurds street,' July 6. , Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co., IU8 East Main. tl Mr. Augolli field oditor and repre sentative of tho Oregon Farmer, spent WodnoBday hero and was given au .auto rldq through tho valley to in -spoct: tho, crops by Assistant Couutv Agont Krcd Hollbuugh. It Is under stood that Mr. Aimoll Is looking over tho Ashland section today. . . Mrs, Paul Hansen, corsctloro for Nuliono. l'liono 0S5-J. tr Mr. anil Mrs. John Slater anil son nr rived In Medford Wednesday from lyowiaton, Mont. They aro looking for a new location ami look upon IIiIh vi cinity with much lavor. ' Treo props and plno niiino lunibor. Big Pines Lunibor Co. tf A. D. Ogden whose homo Is said to bo at Ashland, iikii his plea of guilty In Juatico Taylor's court, to hunting without a license hi I ho Kvans creek section on July Itli, was fined Kb and costs., Tho arrest made by tieo. K.. Hancnift. tho deputy gaino warden In Josephine county. Ur. II. K. Murphy lias estalillshcd a dental offleo 4113 M. Ac 11, Illdg. HI Mrs. C. ,(!. McCrakeii of lllye i among tho Klainath county vlsllors In tho city. Hoe Handicraft Shop window: Hand woven baskets, your choice 75c. Han dlcraft Shop. !Kt Mrs. Ed Warner and daughter It n I It loft Monday night for Omaha. No braska, where they will spend the summer .Visiting friends and rela tives. - C. J-i. (luff writes ni8Uranco on any thing nnywhoro. tl Visitors from Cottage ('.rove In th: city Tuesday and this nmrnliiK wore Mr .and Mrs. W. L. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Simmons. Spend your vacation at. Dead Indian Springs. Phono 3H for transportation and Information. We know the best camp sltos. Let us fix up your camp. ,' !! Itev. Ciuy Fitch Phelps, wife and fam ily, and Air .and Airs. Voru llndly left thin morning for Crater Lake, where tney will spend a short vacation.--Kfisohm-g Hevlew. Closing out all baskets, values J I to $ 1.00, your choice 75c. Handicraft Shop. ;! Tho city council held its first meet Ing of the month last night with a very short Besslon devoted mostly to rou tine, matters and approval of hills. Mann's July Clearance Sales Sweei Ing, lowering of prices Uiroiighout the storo. Sale opens Saturday, July full. Walt tor It. !H Houston Ling of Yrolai, Calif., vis ited friends In this city for a few hours 'Monday afternoon. P. F. Stone, tho barber, O'Brien's old stand. tf! L Secretary tf State Kozer has an nounced that Jackson county's share of the county fair fund among the counties of the statu Is $ 1,572 U(i. This fund, raised by a levy of one twentieth of a mill on the taxable property In the state this year aggre gates $4S, 7110. 87. It is apportioned imong the counties In amounts equivalent to that raised by the levy in each county, plus an equal share in the surplus above the f 15,000 lim it in .Multnomah county, which this year amounted to V'UllOg. The fund is designated for uso in main taining counly fairs, land product shows and livestock expositions, but in counties maintaining onne of these features It may be'dlverted to use in county roads. Mann's July Clearance Sales Sweep ing. lowering of pi-loos throughout the store. Sale opens Saturday, July lllli. Wait for it. !U I have opened corset parlors at 2" So. Fir street and carry the highest grade specialty shop corset maniifac tared in litis country, the Goodwin. It meets with the approval, not only of (ho most particular gownmakers, hut of physicians and surgeons who are interesled In the bodily welfare oi their patients. Alia Naylor, phone SI8-W. WJ. George M. Davis ot .Murphy in among tint Josephine counly visltorr in .Medford. Rolled barley $1.40 per sack; mill run $1.50 per sack; wheat $2.25 per 100 lbs.; scratch food $2.75 per 100 lbs. Monarch Seed & Feed Co., 317 E. Main. Phono 200. tf A quartet of San Francisco people who arrived ai the; Holland last night from a visit at Crater Lake consisted of Mr. anil Mrs. H. C. Ferguson and Mr. ami Mrs. M. It. Christie. Baskets, your choice, while they las (DC Handicraft Shop. 93 Tom Fal low of Lake Creek has re turned to his home after spending a couple of days In tho city. Mann's July Clearance Sales nnonii Saturday, July illh. Sweeping reduc tions throughout the store. It will pay you to come. !1 I. F. Clough left Tuesday aflornoon for Oakland, Calif., to visit friends nnd attend to business matters. Dance In (he cool broezo ot the ltgue Saturday night at Itivorside Community club house. Admission $1.10. Extra lady 25 cents. !I3 Dr, A. Iliirkliind was among the many .Medford visitors to Crater Lake and Prospect Sunday and .Monday. Mann's July Clearance Sales opous Saturday, July 9th. Sweeping reduc tions throughout tho store. It will pay you to come. ni Among the tourists and other guests at Hie Medford from a distance arc Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Walzok of Haven port, la.; Mr. and Mrs. 10. Delacroix ot Camden, N. J.; Mrs. Itunge of New York; Mrs. A. Schant. of Brooklyn N. Y. anil It. C. Hiirdiek of Vlotni-ia II. C. For health and happiness with Iho least expoiiBO, drink minora! water at Dead Indian Springs. For any help phono 374. . i 9-1 The. W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday afturuoon at 2:30 In the Y. W. C. A. rooms on H. Burtlett. A large attend ance is desired as there Is business that must be attended to and plans made for Mary Harris Armour who will bo here July 3 1. Palroiil.i! homo and build up pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made by Hoguo 11 Ivor Broom Winks ill' Two dances this week. Majestic orohoslra, Jacksonville, Friday night. Fugle Point Saturday night, routining Private Drovllson, D. a .army aviation ill tile latest son hits at hoi h ilancos 1)3 C J. Seymour, the engineer and oniraclor, arrived homo from Port- h.nil Ibis morning where be was an unsuccessful bidder for himself and lames (.rlevo. his nartuer. for iho online! to. hulld Iho Oregon Caves road. Thoro weru 13 bidders, ami the contract went lo John Hampshire )f Grants Pass. Mann's July Clearance Sales opens Saturday, July nth. Sweeping reduc tions throughout the store. It will pay you lo come. ni lOastiiiaii Kodak films. DeVoo's. tf Workmen aro remodeling the lobby of the Sparta building, which will he occupied by C. , A. DeVoo ns a sort lilnk ami conreetinnery aland. A bar r the old days has been Installed In the rronl. anil the rear is being fitted with seats. It will be ready Tor ocou Paney in a week or ten days. If you want Homo print papor In lis, to fit In your paper racks or to ure without tho racks, better seo us at once mid savo money. tf Mr. and Mrs. .lames Bates are on I several weeks' vacation auto trip which lakes them to Silver Lain. Bend, Portland, Seaside am! other points In the stale. Dance at Itivorside Community dull house on the Itogiie Saturday nleht. July 91 h. Good music, maul eals v.v. r.vtiody welcome. 93 Rolled barley, $1.40 per sack; mill run $1.50 por sack; wheat $2.25 per 100 lbs.; seratchfood $2.75 por 100 lbs. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.. 317 E. Main. Phono 200, if Wil G. Stool arrived by auto from Eugene last night, ami (his run Mioon fl fur Crater Lake whore ho experts remain all during the season until Ortover 1st. l.iokinn after his du ties as I'niteil States commissioner ol Crater National park. He was no Lompanlod from Eugene to Iho lake by N. S. .Mcliiiff. supervisor of Hie Cascade iialioniW forest. N. 1). Newconili w ill deliver on short notice dry clean planing mill blocks liy kindling, dry shavings, and Hi Inch green slab w.u.d. Phone H3I. 93 Manns July Clearance Sales. The groal event of summer time. Opens Saturday. July Hth. Sweeping lower Ins '( prices In-oiigbout the sloro. Come: Come often! 91 Mr. and Mrs. Jeii3 Jonsen and child ren loft by auto (Ills morning for SI. l au and other prints in .Minnesota to visit relatives, by way of Crater Lake. Bend, Idaho, etc. Leaving Ihe family and auto in .Minnesota, Mr ensen will proceed to Europe for a visit In Sweden, Denmark, France and Belgium, and on the return trip will pick up Ihe family in Minnesota and come back lo Medford. Ho ex pects to be gene a year. Those wishing pule botl led milk and cream Iroin tuberculin tested cowb ptione C27-Y. Delivery made immedi ately after milking twice dally to any part of city. E. W., Scott, Prop 95 Wanted, girl 15 to 17 for usher. Ap ply Mr. Hunt, 0:30 p. in., Page theater. 90 Included among California guests al (he. Holland are Dr. and Mrs Ceorgn W. Jean of Santa Barbara, Mrs. !'. Bi'ockawy, .1. Brock way aim Mr. and .Mrs. F. C. Fink of Lou An gelea. Shirt waist dance Saturday night al itivorside Community Club on the Rogue. A breezy ti .' Let's go. 93 Hemstitching fc'c per yard. Special attention given rush orders. Expert operator in charge. Vanity Shop, cor. liartlelt and Main. 92 Mr. and Mr.i. .1., C. Wiiittaker and two children of Alliurqiierkue, N. M., jrrlvod at (be city until camp yester day with the Intention of locating In Medford or vicinity. ' No dolour to get to Itiversido Com munity dance Saturday night. 93 We develop kodak films free. West Side Pharmacy. tf Bllllo B. Hoke, advance man for Ihe Minneapolis Kills Minstrels and Glee club, was in .Medford Tuesday, ill company with Harry Tomlinson and M. L. Patten, boosdng Tor the big minstrel show at Ashland July 7. Mr. Hoke Is superintendent of the mechanical department of tho Minneapolis Tribune. Wheat $2.25 per 100 sack lots for cash. Buss Mill, phono 529. 93 : Hemstitching done while yim wait at the Styleeial't Shop, room 424, M. F. II. Illdg. 101 Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Chanslor, John A. Chanslur and W. G. Chanslor Jr., of San Francisco departed from the Medford Ibis morning for u visit at Crater Lake. "Whenever better Lifo Insuranco Is written, Cochran and his agents will be writing It." ' tf Treo props and plno fliimo lumber. Big Pines Liin. ber Co. tf Get old papers lor starting firoB at Tribuno offlco. Attention Woodmen of the World Clump No. 90 will install tili'leers Wednesday night, July (lib. A lull at tendance is desired. 90 W. 11. JACKSON. Clerk. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds The arrivals of Tuesday at Ihe city auto camp included the follow ing: Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Nichols and child, his mother and another lady from Mosier, Ore., touring south; Mr. and Mrs. 'M. S. Black and an oilier lady rfoni Los Angeles, louring north; Mr. and .Mrs. C. C. Cook ot TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOll SALK Second hand bicycle. 129 N. Oakdalo avenue. . 92 cigarette We Can Supply Your EVERY NEED FOR INSURANCE THE INSURANCE MAN' All Forms Insurance nnd Bonds Jackson ColiiKy Hank BldR. f? M)" Co,on VIVT.1v.Vr writer. llllwrinikM E-.v!dKV.vjT tlore you buy. 'vSii'' MKDi'Xmn KoJi STOKK H Olyinpla, Wash., en route to Califor nia; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin and son of Grunts Pass, expect to locate here; I. Anderson and 7 children of UuiiBiimir, Calif., touring north; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whiuuker and two children of jUbiuouerque, X. ex pect lo-locate here; Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Warner and two children of Beedly, Calif., on the way to Crater Lake; Mr. and Mm. John Slater and sou and Mr: and Mrs. W. A. Slater of ' ! t MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SVSTEM AND ASSOCIATED SAVINGS BANKS OF SAN FRANCISCO One Hundred and Seventh Half Yearly Report The San, Francisco Savings and Loan Society SAVINGS r ASSETS United States and Other books at V." .. Total LIABILITIES Due Depositors , Capital Stock actually paid up ... . Reserve and Contingent Funds. . Total JOHN A. BUCK, President Subscribed and sworn to before me this SEAL CHAS. F. DUISENBERC, JOHN A. BUCK GEO. TOURNY E. T. KRUSE n. A. CHRISTEN SON Deposits made on or A BEAUTY DRAMA . THAT'S ALL THRILL ' -' i, ! ' ' ' I !. ! 1 ur - essay Lcwlston, Mont., looking around for a location;' W. M. Bentum of Bose burg, hero for a few days; .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Merrit! and two children ot San Ji ie, en roule to Crater Lake; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brandt and two children of Oakland, Calif., bound for Crater Lake: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Greener and two children of Spokane, touring to Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Mason Creel, and five children ot Ashland, spending a day or two here (THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK) S26 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA JUNE 30th. 1921 Bonds. Notes and Certificates. State. Munlcinnl Bonds (total value $22,579,403.00) standing Ixyanm on Keal Estate, secured by hrst mortgages Loans on Bonds and Stocks and other Securities Bankers' Acceptances in accordance with State Bank Act. . . . Stock in Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Bank Buildings and Lots, main and branch offices (cost over $9.10,000.00), standing on books at Other Real Estate (value $153,000.00), standing on books at Employees' Pension Fund (value $357,157.85) standing on .'- i books at Cash on hand and in Federal Reserve Bank ... GEO. TOURNY, 30th day of June, 1921. For the six Notary Public. dividend BOARD OF DIRECTORS A. H. R. SCHMIDT A. HAAS I. N. WALTER E. N. VAN BERGEN HUGH COOIJFELLOW . ROBERT DOLLAR L. S. SHERMAN GOODFELLOW, EELLS, MOORE Si ORR1CK, Grneral Attorneys before July 11th, 1921, will earn interest t i c 5 1 t 'i, e hi' A A MM tnd may buy a ranch ir this vicinity; Mr. and Mrs. M. I). Moore of Port land en route home from California: Mr. and Mrs. M. T. McMurray of Ueno, Nov., touring lo Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph li. Clark and daugh ter of Oakland, California., touring (o I-.ritish Columbia: -Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Waldo, cf Sa'tein, Ore., ell route home from California; K. Dietrich and throe-others of Carlton, Ore., en routo home from California. ' COMMERCIAL on $22,246, 705.63 977.28 356.73 674.76 500.00 LOO 1.00 1.00 213.74 39,003 1,442 671. 103 7,915 ..$71,383,431.14 ..$67,792,431.14 . . 1,000,000.0') . . 5,591,000.00 $71,383,431.14 I Vice-President and Manager months endin" June 30th 1921 a of 4 per annum was declared. from July 1st, 1921. vtM$ ' '.is CM we - , .v ,'. . --t., )..,, r r STORY OF THOSE WHO MAKE LIFE A CARNIVAL OF PLEASURE AND EXTRAVAGANCE. -With DOROTHY DICKSON ALMA TELL GEORGE FAWCETT and ROD La ROQUE Coming Sunday "THE CALL OF YOUTH' Oil, Water Color. I'listel. Scln. Ilatlk, 1'cr.lan, Cliliia. Monotone SCHOOL Oi'LNS JlXli 15 Mrs. W. L. Edmomlson, Artist r.u.NTi.Mi.s to 01:111:11 Lessons In All Kinds of raliKliut Gowns, Waists mill IkIsv I'lllows JJi'slKiicd lo -.Order ' j Colleen Illili:.. :r.ie SI.. Mellaril DAY OR NIGHT iff. WEEKS-CONGER CO . in Funeral Director YOUR OLD RUGS and carpets can lie rewoven Into now I'Ll'I'K. lll'GS nt a nominal cost Dick says: "Tho men wo' clean aro clean when nil elenn 'em." Treo Delivery riiono 180 Mosan Art Rug Co. 110 Went Tenth 8. i - n NEW, . SHOW TODAY f 1 1
