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r rAOK -four : -Medford Mail tribune ri)BLI8HKl EVKHT AFTKHNW KXlKPT SUNDAY HV THB MKUf OHU f HiNTiNtl CX. To Madford Sunday Bun la ruruirbeo Mtwurlimra alrm a aav.rt Uy aally awipapar. ., , ; : "-OffloMaU Trlbon Bu1ldln. IH1-M North rip treat. Phon U. A ownoll1tlon of the Ivamooratlc rimoa. tha Medford Mat), tha Medford frlbuua. Tha Southern Omgonlan, Tha iabland Tribune MKDFOHD' tU AT rifTK 1 BUKK " f KUFOltT) ORl'XiOX, Vi:iNK S1)AY, ,1 AN t A It Y A, ' 1922 . ROHERT W. RUHU Kdltor. BUM K 8. SMITH. Manager TREATY NONSENSE. If the mild rights are threatened by tho tifiMesslve action of . any other power tho hlsh contra ctlng; purtlos hntl t-otumunU-ali) with ono anothyr fully and frank ly tit order to arrive at an undr landing as to tha moat efficient imtinttrc to be taken.' jointly or separately, to meet the e.lKOiude s of tho particular xlliaitton. This is the famous Article Two of the Pacific Treaty, which has aroused the ire of Senators llornh, Wtrtsoti, Kood, et al, and is de clared to be as dangerous to Amorienu principles as the notorious Article Ten. ! If Russia and (iernmny shouKl attactfi Japan, we arts ild, the lnitod States woultl by this provision, be 'coin polled to join .Japan iu war against the attacking parties. I "Where js the obligation to declare war?, War can iut be declarvd in this country without action by congrvss, and we fail to :iee Avlre UBSCmiFTIOX TWMII .. . T, MAJl. In Aitvuc: Dally, with Sunday Bun, year -IJ.M I MllH N...HIB . ftlUtl I A 40 liali' wiihnul HvindAV Hun. Ttr i.&ft wklT'Ma-S fully mid frankly as to' the most cffiei.rc? measures t WKH-i rMnTdrrhivl to ho taken joiutlv. or separately, obliges this country to fight, any Jacksonville, Contra! Folnt. FBoani. , . s taianii itue. anywhere, anytime. , . - with Sunday Sun, month -. .7 - Ually. without Cumlay Hun. mftnth . baJly! with Sunday Sun, una jaar l.tu All Urtna by carrier, caah In fcdvanoe. Offlctal paper of th City or Medford, Official papar of Jackeun County.- worn dally aventae drrulatron for ail month andlnc OcU 12. M5 Bnteraa a muin mattar at at afford, Oregon, undar tba act oX March S. 1171. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. , To Aaoartatad Fraa la aotcluatraly entitled to the uaa for republication of all nrwt dlapatehra credited to it. or not etharwtee cradltmt In thia paprr. and alao tba loan I ntwi publlahad harelu. U riRhta of r?publclon of aaaclal aMavatobaa herein are abv warred. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. - A prominont citiien of Salera is so journing In the hocapow fur t'O days for fracturing the 18th- aapndment. Herftofore only ineonsequertfial hu mans with 40-rod Jassack haee been forced to do any languishing 1 in the bastile for contempt for the Constitution- The governor refused to clo any thing for the pram. cltz. therebr lesing 18 votes at the spring primary. "Make 1922 a year of smiles" is the current slogan. This Is' a good Idea, and a fine thing, if it don't degenerate into giggling. HE-MAN STUFF (Lo Angeles Times) ' PERSONAL GENTLEMEN! In eastern cities men as well L as women have permanent waves. Special attention is given to per manently waving your hair by Emma Atkin, 822 W. 7th St., Pico 1948. Samuel Richardson, Jr., velocipesied downtown rues pru. the vehicle was left by Good St. Nick, who figured that the chauffeur's legs would get longer with the flight of time. Investigators -for the Immigration department report that a handful of Russians, estimated at 6,000,000 have their hearts set cn embarking for America. It ought not to take over three years at this rate to completely cure Russia of Bolshevism, and strip her of all Bolshevikis. The Portland Journal is unable to understand why a republican from i ennaylvania should be appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Boies Penrose. A democrat from Mississippi still suffering from Wilsonism should have been selected. MAYBE IT REFERS TO ZERO .. .. WEATHER IN GEHENNA (Eugene Register) Dear Miss Page: 1 read and en Joy your column and certainly wish you had . more space. Could you tell me the meaning of Y. T. H. F. O.'on the outside of an envelope? And is it improper for a girl to .wear a boy's class pin? Uncertain. Let us suppose there were no such treaty. Ami also let us suppose some power or group of powers attacked Japan, certainly, very re mote contingency." "Without any suth agreements what would the United States 'do! " Would it do nothing, merely stand aside in its beautiful isolation aud say, "Go to it gentlemen!" Hardly. With its interests in the Far Kast and with itd devo tion to world. peace, the United States would necessarily do just what this treaty provides. it would call a meeting in an effort to adjust the difficulties and preveut armed conflict. In other words the Pacific Treaty merely puts in writing what is generally understood, and in ease of serious trouble, would be almost certain to occur.' The specific action of no nation is bound by Article Two. The term jointly or separately, moreover, provides by implica tion for the withdrawal of any nation, from any action which it does not approve. . . " 'But this is the" negative aspect of the ease. The positive is here. For years Japan's secret intention to attack the Philippines h;s been it Jbogey iu the American jingo miud. Similarly an attack mi Aus tralia has been a source of alarm in the British consciousness. This treaty binds Japan to respect the independence' and integrity of both islands, it confirms no Japanese rights in China or on the Asian mainland, it applies only to insular possessions. A powerful source of fear and misunderstanding is consequently removed, and the I'uited States and F.ngland gain materially thereby. , But those who thiuk America can be a hermit nation will continue their. battle because any agreement with any foreign nation, for .any purpose, destroys the foundation of their ridiculous creed. So a battle against the Paeifie treaty is certain to occur. That the battle will be won by the administraion and lost by the irreeoneilibles is just as certain, unless common sense and reason have abandoned the halls of congress entirely. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 What was the official date of the discovery of Brazil? 2 What was the average daily pay of all railroad men verre the war? 3 Does gas consume oxygen in the room where it is used for cooking? 4 Were the . Pilgrim Tercentenary stamps Issued in any denomination be sides ones and twos? a, 5 How many stores are there in the Wood worth chain? 6 What da the English call the "wishbone"? 7 What was the total number of men mobilized by all nations during the world war? 8 What is meant by relative humid ity? . 9 What sort of a disease is alo pecia? 10 If the estimate wealth of this country was equally divided how much would be given to- each person? .A, lone policeman patrolled the streets last night, 1t being too wintry for the gadding gals. WaVN'TED Salesman with car. Must be willing to earn $150.00 per week, by hard work. Call on dealers with low est priced guaranteed tires. The C. L. Smith Company. (Corvallis Gazette Times,). Gosh! how they dread it. Charter No. J58. Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Jackson County Bank At Medford, in the State of Oregon at the close of business December 31, 1921. ... Several of the townsmen are unable to decide whether to be a candidate for office this year, or a purist. TOO BAD (Oregon City Enterprise) ; ' Mr. Toogood bjitf the misfortune of cutting bis thumb nearly off Tuesday when chopping wood. ,It w(U be possible now to read some thing, in the Calllurnia papers besides praise of "tho wonder team," and the menace of the Mopanese. O'. .Cockalorum Comm. has left to be the guest of Bill L'lrlch's boy, and will associate with mountain Williams for a weeluirp.-daya,. i i CHERRO CHIMES ",-,- LISTK.V .'jLAINKK!. .. I sc your otro judgment, don't list to This advice, you've learned from your mother. You will find, 1 am telling you fiui for your lieu I Hi, , . IVnIiIcm all the tliltrM, you will do i if ( for, jour wealth, : Cherro Flour A Special Hard Wheat Blend -$2.25 a 49 lb. sack at your grocer (To bo continued.) 1 10. 11. 5 2. 16. IV. IS. 1. 21. 24. 25. 2fi. 27. 23. 23. 30. ' RESOURCES Ixians and discounts. Including rediscounts 701,868.78 L. S. government securities owned, including those shown in items 31 and 30, if any 71,200.00 Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov ernment, state, municipal. corporation, etc., including those shown In Items 31 and" 36, if any , 38,728.53 btocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc 9,337.61 Banking house, 130,000; furniture and fixtures, $5,000 35,000.00 Reai estate owned other than banking house 9.532.13 (a) Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank ... 61,908.9 till Amounts due from banks, bankers and trust companies, designated and approved reserve agents of this bank..... 108,797.39 inecKs on canka outside city or town of reporting bank and other cash Items 13,503.73 Exchanges for clearing house and items on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bani; 7,167.17 casn on nana in vault 75,909.51 Total cash and due fixm banks, items 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 $267,286.76 Gold Dust . 2C2.71 'mm $oncUys vtulTViclyj re bad clayj ivr vnc Tllti ,V' pot skew & r-ern.wka.ble -fc&lcnfc TOr iMita'i toy mwjt ftv k re3onble amouitt of discord. v ' it before ii rentiers K. ',. -mor ihe.rt.-t.1kinA your td off. ' " 11 -M II llll Ml III 1 1' H tAA- - :l" I I- . ' I l . . r ft comrj rvwiirt xnmei or ea, intunnxej J ' JJ .1 -J . vl I 1" 1 TL-, r Att- privttf naAtore -the clothts line W-w-l-mast-iflirr I l I . " A3 , lwaiscossiri& wk&t others $ hoy Id do, don't fa J 2 J A 'There HEZ HtCK SAYS: in.'t -rtotltin. more fpftin,' "tHskti pickin.' your teciK after fa-tirt iowt .beefsteak." Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1 Is a man bom in Canada classed as a foreigner in United States? Ans, Yes. 2 What became of the mednan placed on the casket of the Unknown j Soldier? Ans. They were taken off and placed in the archives of the Arlington cemetery. 3 What is the, ledger line in writ ten music? Ans. It is the line either above or below the staff. I 4 Does New .Mexico have a larger population than Arizona? Ans. Yes. 5 Which is the larger. New Orleans or Denver? Ans. New Orleans. 6 rWhat famous line forms the southern boundary of Pennsylvania? Ans. Mason and Dixon's line. 7 Who was !n charge of the foreign affairs of this country when the Mon roe Doctrine was written? Ans. Sec retary of State Adams. iOt the 18,594 factories In Illinois how many are located In, Chicago? Ans. 10,538. .9 What does Mauna Loa mean? Ans. It is Hawaiian for long moun tain. , , 10 Who appointed the late Chief Justice White? Ana. -; President Taft. Ouill Points Ordinary itch is only skin deep, but ait itch for office goes to the marrow of the bones. Well, well, it's fair enough. Some women roll their stockings, and i'.'me roll baby carriages. Total . ..$1,133,316.53 LIABILITIES - Capital stock paid in - .'..$ 100,000.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits s. ....i U.... Amounts due to banks, backers and trust companies not ap proved or designated as reserve agents for this bank Demand Deposits, other than hanks, subject to reserve: Deposits duo the State of Oregon, and deposits duo county or cities and other public funds 55,193.84 individual aeposits subject to check Demand certificates of deposit outstanding Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable on demand Certified checks outstanding ;. ,. Total of demand deposits, other than bank de- ' posits, subject to reserve, items 24, 25, 26, 27 . and 28 $586,083.08 Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reserve and payable on demand and subject to notice: , Time certificates of deposit outstanding Savings deposits, payable subject to notice . Total of time and savings deposits ij able on demand and subject to notice, items J9 and 30 : $392,887.85 Contingent Fund .: 20,000.00 20,978.86 8,366.74 518,335.98 770.95 9,798.68 1,983.63 108,018.07 281,809.78 Learn one thing every day. Mice may be destroyed by hitting them in the head with a brick. The skirt may shrink year by year, but there will always be enough of it to make a paragraph. Still the man who tells you he has no desire to be rich may be truthful enough in other respects. 5,000.00 Total $1,133,316.53 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss. I, V. H. Vawter, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. V. H. VAWTEK, Cashier. Correct Attest: Geo. R. Undley, C. W, ..McDonald, Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me thiB 4th day of January, 1922. C. M. THOMAS, Notary Public My commission expires April 13, 191!,, It may be all right for France to build u great navy. Some people v. ho can't pay tlicir grocery bills drive fine cars. , . ., Charter No. 7701. Reserve District No. 12 . REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE 'First 'National Bank At Medford, in the State of Oregon, at thn close of business on Dec. SI, 1921. ' RESOURCES 1. .ft Loans and discounts, including rediscounts.. $ 0l,053.45 4. U. S. Government securities owned: a Deposited to secure circulation l 8. bonds par value) .. $100,000,00 b All other United State Government securities.... 67,251.15 Total 167.259.15 5. Other bonds, etocka, securities, etc.: ; :....'.. .. X...r.61.45 6. Hanking House, IS2.5O0.00; Furniture and fixtures, $15,000.00.. 97,500.00 7. Real estate owned other than banking house ' 8.371.11 8. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Ilnnk 91.127.12 10. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks 203,236.26 11. Amount duo from State banks, bankers, and trust companies , In flie United States (other than Included in Hems 8, 9, or Vy 3.166.39 12. Exchanges for clearing house 3,711.01 Total of Items 9. 10, II, 12. and 13 $210,113.69 14. Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting . hunk and other cash Items 4,672.67 15. Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer and tUie from U, 8. Treaiurer i 6,000.00 Total ..$1,470,603.1.4 LIABILITIES 17. Capital stock paid In , $ 100,000.00 in. nurpins fund 20 000.00 lfc. Undivided profits $ 3,561.48 a Reserved for interest and taxes accrued 3,000.00 6,561, 1X 20. Circulating notes outstanding : ., ).,... 99,997.50 s.i. Amount one to Htute banks, bunkers, and trust companies In tno i.nited states and foreign countries (other than In - clud In Items 21 or 2? 7 17.IM 24. Certified checks outstanding 530. OH iO. CaHhler'H checks on own bank outstanding 3 28.1 CI Total of Items 21, 22, 23, 21, and 25. u.$ 11,631.21 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Re serve (deposits payable within 30 days) : 26. Individual deposits subject to check 636,918,21 27. Certificates of deposit duo In less th;in 30 days (other than fur motiery borrowed ) G5.16-t.75 30. Dividends unpaid i . ;.. 30,00 Total of demand deposits (other than bank dn- ; posits) subject to Reserve, Items 26, 27, 28, ' 29, 30, and 31 ..- : , $702,412.96 1 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable aftip 30 dnys, or 1 . subject to 30, days or inoro notice, and posts,! s'ivln';s): ' 22. Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed ) 120,210.05 34. Other time deposits 390,271.81 25. Postal savings deposits , 07L41 Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 1 32, 33, 34, and 35 $511,053.30 36. United States deposits (other than postal savings), .including War Loan deposit account and deposits of United States disbursing officers 19,004.19 Total ' .'. !.....$1,470,063.64 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss: . t , . .1 ,. , , , . , I,. Oris Crawford, Cashier of the al ":'.-named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the test of my knowledKe and belief 1 - ORIS CRAWFORD, Cashier. (SEAL) , . . v , . ... , . k . Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of January, 1921. ' 1 W, T, MILKS, Notary Public. Correct Attest : Win, 0, Toll, Clias, M, tfnjlll, John R, Tonijln, Directors A m r.-.t a ra11ffaJyMJ RipplintfRhumcs ism.9 I.LIlli WfcaU ty won navon THE COUGHER. (ill TO t'lll'lJCll to bear the pastor explain, wilh pious htrcss, how we initst 'walk, to dodge disaster, tin), paths. 'uf l ighteous. neiis. Mis furnest nrguiiu nts remind li e of tilings I ouht to do; aii'l then Ni'ine pilgrim just behind mo begins to cough a lew. lie '.oughs in lhiteh and (.'rock and iCleriiiiui, he coughs lu I'lorokeei his coughing spoils a high ehtvt scrmoit, and Kiml liutll-nH uie. The pastor, in the nianner priestly, uttemptH to look rehiguetl; but he'd fain give that coUgher beastly three good swift kick belaud, I go to hear n high class singer, who has a world wide fiune; I say, "This treat will bo a dinger, and I ttm tdml I caijie j and when she's finished 1 shall proffer atu-h tribute as 1 can;" but just be hind me sits tlm etuigher, tho noisy kcr-awnosh man. And when tht singer trills some ballad, tho bore behind begins; he coughs his whiskers full of snltul, and every cough is twins. "And he'll sit tlure and eough and strangle, and bark and whoop and ehoo, until his neighbors fain would mangle his person, P. 1). ,. He makes the tears of brave men. trickle, makes women wring their hands; mid eolith drops only cost A nickel, mid there are many brands. - t barter No. 43. ' - Rama District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THB Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank At Medford, In tho Htute of Oretcon. at the rlose of builnes December 31, 1921. 1 ' RESOURCES ' 1. Loans and discounts, Including rftUacatinta ahown In Rein 31. If any .,...... .....M..............M......,.,. $259,472 9 2. Overdraft secured ami unsecured - - , -, .. . Noan , 4. Othnr Unda, wiurauta aud awurltlea, Including forelaa Kovaru- nient. atatn, municipal, corporation, etc., Iiirludlua thoac '. shon In Item 31 and 36. If anr... 11.157 21 IlunkiuB ltoio, lionet furnlturo and fixture 4,349 7J Atuouuts due from bunk, bankars and trust eompnniea, 1 dealgnaivd and approved reacrve axenta of this bank 83.739 6J Checks on bank outalde city or town of reporting" tfaak and other cash Itoni 3,660 91 KiclmiiK for clrnrlnH hotow and Item on other Imnka In tha attno city or town as reporting unnU , lii.7t0.MI Cash on hand In vault 27.291.80 Total r.txh snd dm troin bank. ltim S, 10, U and 12 $124,414 Otf . 8. 10. 11. Total ....... a... $100,423.91 29. 30. 31. LIABILITIES Capital stuck paid In - $ M.OOO.oO Surplus fond lO.OOoeO ta) Cuillvldud profits -..,-,... ..., ' (b) cilrreiit expense. Iittcrrat and taxes jsild Dividend unpaid 128 0 Demand Deposits, other tliuu bank, subject to ranre: I)eMilta due tha State .if Oregon, and deposit due County or citle and'other public fund 4!.7S J? Indlvlduul lKmiK subjwt to check la 1.113. 7.1 Ivm.ind certifb'Ate f deXall outMtnmltnit .. 7.457 34 . Cnahler' checks ef thla bank outstanding payable en demand . 2.163 0V Ceitiflud cheek outMaiwltn s ...... .,.,. 1.01S.7 Total of demand deiMialta. other than bank da. ixwilt. suljjecl to reaerve, Items 24, 25, 28, 27 and S . $334 93t.3t Tim and Savings Deposit, milijcct to reserve and payabta on demand and nti)eet to not Ice t ' Tim rtrllfti-ntet of detKmlt oulslandlng. .. .... 74,044 5 Bavings dt'ixmlts, payable subjert to notice 15,7(7.11 Total of limn and anvlns ileMiilt pnyabln on demand aud subject lu notice. lUiut 29 and 30..$ 89. 791. 77 Notes, bills and acceptance redlacotinted Including lxnd or ' other Reeurltie sold irt.der repurchaso acreemonU with contingent lliibllltles ........ - m. ...... Nona I'lllti imyable with federal reMTve bunk or with other banks or trust companies v. ., '..... , Nona Reaerved for taxes., Interest or depreciation ,.i 4,000.00 Contingent account tjwo.ou Total $400,133 92 Btate of Oregon, County of Jackaon. s. ' I, F. K. Walil, runlil'T of tho above named bank, do solemnly wtor that tho above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. - ... K. K. WAHU Cashier. .. Correct A ttent; vtr!- detchetl, Gus Newbury, p. E. Gates, Directors. Subscribed und t Ji n to tofure me this 4th day V January, 1922. ' ltKN TROWIlllilKiL'. Notary Public, . My coDnnlsHlon tyndre lx-ombfr, 7, 1924- ; , Charter No. 115. ltn4ervoDlstrlctN0.lt - REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE . Central Point State Bank At Central Point, In tlm Btata of Oregon at ttio close of business Dec. 31, 1921. 10. II. 12. I- )IH. : 19. 31. 32. 37. RESOURCES Ixtuns and discounts, Including reiilkcotints shown In Item 31. If any ,., $ Overdrafts aecured aud unsecuivd ...... - ... L, 8. goverunieiil svcurltii:s owned, including thuso shown In Item 21 and 36. If Other lMuds, warrants and neeuritles, Including foreign govern- nient, state, niuninlpal, corporation, etc., Including those shown In Items 31 an 1 36, ir uuy Block Federal Reserve Hunk ... Hanking house, fiuoo; rutnlture and fixtures, $3313.03 Heal estate owned other limn bunking houso-.......... (a) Lawful recerve with federal reserve bank. (b) Amounts dim rnuu bunks, bn niters and trust companies, designated und .approvwl resiirvo agents of this bank Checks 011 bimltH outsldo city or town of reporting bank and other cush ItniiiN .. i:clinni:eH for dealing Iioiiho and 4tnm on other bank In the sa 11c city or town n reporting bank Total cnxlt Mid dim fro. 11 bunks, item 8, 9, 10, II and 12 $ 154.517.98 23 4,7 12.1 None 16.1 11.15 12,812.08 900 Oft ,312.03 924.45 20,102.54 23,492.72 27.00 10,895,7a Total ...$326,632.18 LIABILITIES Capital slock pnli u $ 25,000,00 Surplus fund ..j. 6,000.00 Crdlylded vroflts ; ......,.....,i '.....; 13,191.00 Demand Deposits, other than bnnks, subject to reserve: 1CkikIi dim the Htute of Oregon, and deposit due county or' ; cities and other public funds 20,733.40 Individual deposits subject to check 108,588.27 Demand certificate of dnMslt outstanding.....,, ..J.. ).,.,....,...; ; 216.62 CuNhler's chocks of this bunk outstanding payahlo on demand.... 1,984.46 Total of demand deposits, other than bank de posits, subject to reserve, Items 21, 25, 30, 27 und 28 ......,....,... $131,521.75 Time Savings Deposits, subject to reserve and payable on do- a mand and subject to l otice: 1 Time certificates of deposit outstanding 102,436.19 Buvlngs deiKislts, payable subject to notice 49,503.21 Total of tl 1110 and snvlngs deponlM payable on ' ' " demand and subject to notice, Items 29 and 30 $151,039.43 Notes, bills and acceptances redlscounted including bonds or other securities sold under repurchase agreomeftts with contingent liabilities ' Noun Rills payable with federal reserve bank or with other banks or trust companies :..,i,-,v. 1.; None Liabilities, other than nbovo slated, If any . None r- , Total $3211,602.18 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss. 1 I, D. R. Tnrrett, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the aliovii stiitcmejit Is true to tho best of my knowledge and' belief, c" . ' ' ' 1 . ' ' .' ' D. R. TERRETT, Cashier. 1 Correct Attest: J, O. Isancson, W'm. C. Leaver, W. J. FTeemaAX Victor Uurscll, Directors: , .. . ' Subscribed and sworn to before 1110 this 3rd day of January, 1922 EDITH U JACOlia, Notary Public, My commission expires November 12th, 1924. '
