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FXGE FOUR TvfEDFORD MATT TTvTHTTNE. HrEDFOftT), 01? EC. OX, TUKSlVAY, MAY 0. 1922 Bedford mail tribune . AN IMIKPKNllKNT NKWNI'tPKR ltbushk.o kvkhv aktknnoox except sonoay, hv thk , MKIhVOHlr PRISTINt CO. "Thf Metlforit Kutt'lii.v Morning- Sun in furmh1 SutMcrtlf Uwtriim aa-vrn duy itaily ni'w.-apapi'r. 1 Oltlct tit Trltmnr BuiMing-, ij-!7 2 North Fir itrwt. Phoiu 53. A tnnsolirUtlon of the iMMnnernttr Timm. tii Mnlford Malt, the Mrrifnrd Trlliiuie, the Southern Orrfontan, 1 he Aalilmi.1 Tribune. KOHKKT W. ttrm.. Editor. KUMl'TKR 8. SMITH. Manner. ir.so 7. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY KAIL in A.tv.nw: Daily, vtftb Numiay Sun, year. . . . Pailv. with ttunitav Sun. month.. tHilt. without Numiay bun, .year. . . . . . Pulljr, without Sunday .Sun, month .' M'reMy Mail Tribune, ona year S.iKi Humlav Hun, one year s 00 HY CARR1KK -In .lfml. Ashlan.1, Jjtksun , HU, Ontral 1'utnt, 1'lioenu, l a li nt and oil llkfnwat: . . . t Pally with Kunftuy Sun, month 7. Daily, without Sunday Sun, month.... .(: ' Pally, without Sunday Sun. year...,. 7..0 llally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.50 All terma by rarrier, rah tn lvaii-. ; Is : ,'j Official paper of the City f Metford. i' 1 Official paper of Jai-kmin Comity. Sworn daily aware rhvulation fiw ii m,itri endln April 1, Wii, .SS, more than doublr the circulation of any other paper published or circulated in Jackaon County. Entered aa aecond rlawi matter at Medfnrd Orefon, under the act of March 6. 189. HERE'S A CHANCE TO SMILE. tlKMIlKRM OF THK ASSOCIATED VRRSS. The Aaaoriated Pr-as la eniuaiwly entitled to the uae lor republication of all news iliapati-heg eieaiiea to n, or not otherwise crr.litru' in thi paper, and alao to the local nca puhlished nerein. All rlarhta of repuMiratinn of apecUl dia- piuaie noretn are alien reserved. Ye Smudge Pot .n is By Arthur Perry. ! i ; j ! All the candidates for office think it smart to announce they "stand for sound legislation." Sound is right A sample of ."sound legislation" is the holy and sacred Rogue river fish bill. They talked about it 40 days and nights before they passed it. ; What gives a good many people neuralgic pains in the left shoulder is the 3rd degree nuttiness of congress - when it comes to lending money to Russia. - The latest revealment is the , loaning of $187,000,000 to the batter brained Kerensky. Of this amount $87,000,000 disappeared as slick and clean as if it had been on deposit In the Bank of Jacksonville. The august , body seems to be utterly unable to re sist the1 temptation to pour VS. gold down the international rathole, while throwing oratorical fits against the bonus bill. , A STONY HEARTED DAD (Coos Bay Times) Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eng blom on April 30, ah eight-pound ' boy. , Both mother and son are doing nicely. This is the third child, and all boys. Ed says they are sure out of luck. c , I Henry Ford in the story of his life In McClure's mag. says he wanted to be a watchmaker, and is sorry he was unable to fulfill his ambition. So is everybody else. Another $1,000,000 rain fell over the valley yes. pro. and eve., and it has no political significance, though all guber natorial aspirants claim they are to blame. According to Kernel C Yens TengwaM, '"this rain is worth $10,000 to us alone." He did not state the valuation, if they were with somebody. This leaves $990,000 to be apportioned tn this county, and what is needed is a Commissioner of Downpours, with 17 assistants in every township to see that none of it is misused. The rain was evenly distributed, and was inter spersed with snow. A charge that more drops landed on Prank Bybee's alfalfa, than on Bill Gore's oats proved groundless. A large number of shoes, It developed during the time the water was turned on, were made from the bides of cows that had grazed on paper. ; ' CLUCK! CLUCK! CLUCK! 1 (Corvallis Gazette-Times) ED 8NOW CHAMPION ' BIG EGG PRODUCER Woodro w. Wilson was able lion, to ; call Sen. Jim Reed of Missouri a i "marplot." This is not hightoned cuss fj Jng, as many will suspect Sen Reed i had the gall to oppose Mr. Wilson's government by blunder and rhetoric, ' and the latter Is now mad at him. jj The senator also proved Mr. Wilson ! wrote a letter he said he did not write. ! 1 George Cheese has been appointed city marshal of Jefferson. (Salem Capital Journul). Safe crackers, beware! i' . Now and then one reads in the papers of a millionaire not charged With bigamy or some other aristocratic skullduggery.', t PHOEBE! BABY NEEDS A ; NEW PAIR OF SHOES t i , ' 1 ' (Turner News) ',; ., Vester Bones of Hones Bros, i garage Is the proud father of an ; ' ' 8 pound boy. ' Luck has turned against General Vu. The head writer of this Journal had him in hot water Monday. . i Children In Spring Time ; Mrs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Rd., Cleveland, O., writes: "My grand daughter was troubled with a cough for nearly two yearB. She took Foley's Honey and Tar and her cough is now gone... .It loosened the phlegm so she could raise it easily." Foley's Honey and Tar Is Just what children should have for feverish colds, coughs, "gnur lles" and tight, wheezy breathing. Be sure to get Foley's. It checks croup and whooping cough, top. Sold every where. Adv. CEKTAIN ft'iiturofi of the ptvst-nt primary ctinipaigu are laugh able. This is fortunate.' For there is onoulv tlTat is altogether depressing to rentier the campaign almost unbearable to those citi zens who take their political obligations seriously. The laughable portion pertains to the recall of the public service commissioners. Messors. liuchtcl ami Williams. As The Mail-Tribune pointed out months go, this recall is prompted primarily by the do sire of a few self-interested politicians to get a couple of fairly well paid jobs. " Toward this end an unpopular decision of the commission was seized upon to arouse public resentment against l.ucluel and Williams,-and with the recall instituted the scramble begun. It sooti developed that there were, as often happens, more candi dates than jobs.. An assembly was called, and one of the chief back ers of the recall was turned down. So another assembly was called, by the disappointed candidate, and when the required number did not appear, a dance hall was invaded ami the gay revellers con scripted to snpply the necessary jazz. lint still there were aspirants unprovided for. So a third nsseiu bly was gathered together and two more candidates sent on their way rejoicing. How many candidates there are now, no one knows. What their qualifications are no one knows and no one will know. Hut the merry war is on, wun one candidate having just as gootl a gnnibling chance us another. We repeat this is rather amusing. It emphasizes Puck's time honored dictum, "What fools these mortals be!" And vet it would be more amusing if the people didn't have to pay for it. For this recall, utterly unwarranted from a public welfare standpoint, involves a special election, and the expenditure of thous ands of dollars of the tax payer's money. More than that in attempt ing to punish public officials for the courage of standing by their convictions, even when unpopular, this recall threatens if successful, to render the public service commission a inere tool of designing polU tieians. ' The only hope, therefore, of retaining any lasting refreshment from this eclipse of Oregon's political intelligence; is to defeat this recall, and keep Jlessers. liuchtcl and Williams where they belong. It is an obligation which, we believe, the people of Oregon will sus tain by their votes at the coming election. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 On what day of the month tf April will Faster come next year? 2 What Roman nmueiuls slam) for 2000? 3 What day Is peace IViyf i What were demand mites? . 5 Whose likeness is on $10,000 fed eral reserve nott s? 6 What rlty in this country niaiui fttetures the most tucks? "Are Gaelic and t'eltlc tho same lansiiMBO? S In what country does a wife not t.tke her husband's name upon nutr rinse? 9 How many two penny nulls are Ihert in a pound? Answers to Yesterday's Question 1 Who wrote Black Heiuity? An. Anna Howell. 2 How Ions did It take to build the city of Petrogrud? Ans. Nine years. S How many miles will a ton of coal run an ordinary locomotive? Ans. From thirty-five to fifty. 4 "What are the synonyms for the word abduction? Ans. SeUuro. und Abstraction. 5 When was telephone communica tion established between tills country and Cuba? Ans. April 11, 19J1. b What Is sepia? Ans. It Is the protective Juice of a s pild with which he befuddles his enemies. 7 Is Kircelaln a good conductor of heat? Ans. No. S What Is the Indian ncanltig of Michigan? Ans. Great sea. 9 Who wrote "The Hunchback of Notre Dame?" Ans. Victor Huuo. 10 What was the first transconti nental railway? Ans. The I'nlon Pa cific and Central Pacific, opened on May 10, 1SG9. Quill Points Steel is regaining its temper, so to speak but coal still looks black. As a rule when a man thinks he's original he has one original thought, at any rate. New York's "eivie virtue" turns out to be a statue, and not a myth, as commonly supposed. f Hell doubtless has its drawbacks, but there probably won't be any smell of Turkish cigarettes there. What has become of the old-fashioned young man who felt wild and wicked when he smoked a cubeb t Our system of government is sound. The troublejs that the pub lic servants we choose have so little else to recommend them. There's one good thing about bobbed hair. " It does away with the necessity of trying to pronounce the darned word "coiffure." It is well to remember, however, that the past occasionally pro duced a great man who hadn't a single million to his name. About the only way a girl can get her shape in the papers now, is to invent a way to attaeh a radio outfit to her bathing suit. And if wrestling doesn't prove a better defense than boxing, per haps some professional will get Dempsey's goat in a foot race. welt Mason THE ONE SOLACE. I SMOKE my grand old pipe by day, I keep it going half the night; and moralists come up and say, "Such dissipation is a fright; the young behold you as they pass, and then for briar pipes they yearn, in which to smoke buds, leaves and grass, or any herbage that will burn." I've cut out all the ancient sins that blemished once my wide renown ; I have forsworn imported gins, the pallid beer and porter brown. My conduct is so pure and nice it might become a king or queen; no longer do I shake the dice, or play the creaking slot machine. I've cut out cards and domi noes, and crokinole, and all ueh games; I read good books while grandma goes to play bridge whist with other dames. I know that wickedness is vain, I know my old time course was rank; it's long since I have robbed a train or pulled a gunplay in a bank. I've cut out all the evil things, except the pipe that soothes my soul, and now the moralists, by jings, would see my briar in -the hole. And that's the trouble, all the time, with those good souls who lead crusades; they'd make this old world so sublime that all its comfort wilts and fades. They know not when it's time to stop, since they have squelched the Demon Hum; soon we'll bo pinched for sipping pop, or chewing fragrant sticks of gum. We Are Catholics because our reason and a million evidences around us prove there Is a God, and while Jesus Christ, the Hon of God, lived on earth, Ho founded a Church. Consult your Uible, Matt. 16-1S, "And I say also unto thee that thou art Peter, and upon this rock 1 WILL BUILD MY CHURCH." Observe the use of the singular number, CHURCH. History proves conclusively 'that that Church was the Catholic Church. That is why we belong to it. PASTEUR, LEADING SCIENTIST OF 19TH CENTURY, WAS A CATHOLIC These advertisements inserted daily and puld for by two native Medford Catholic business men who believe In their religion. 4HHIMMHmMIMmmtllMMMItH4m GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH FRECKLES AND WHITEN SKIN f!Ui'er.o the Julie of two lemottH Into it bottle cniit:ititliiK three otinceii of tli'cliinit White, which any ilt-iitl more will supply for n few cents, Hh.tke well, unit you huvti it itiiii-tei' pint tit Hie bent freckle und tnii blench, ami complexion whtteiier, MnssiiK ibis Hvveelly fruHi-iint lent ott lolloii Into the (ion, neck, iiiiiin und IihuiIm each tlity nml nee how freckles Hint I'h'llUxhi' Vileitclt out and how clenr, soft nnd roay-whtte the n k 1 it liecouii'N. Ailv ANNOUNCEMENT STATE REPRESENTATIVE I hereby announce my candidacy for the republican nomination for repre sentative In the stato lenlnlature at tb May primary. Adv. JOHN If. CARKIN. KLAMATH FALLS. Ore!, My 9. Hox factory employes at Dorrln. Cnl., ut a meeting yesterday voted for re turn to work on a nine-hour day, ac-cording to advice received here todiy. About forty men lire affected, 25 nt the metlnjt vuiinu; for nine hours. Two factories started this tuornlnc. Jllifr SAME PRICE over 30 years 250unccsfor25 If f BAKING tK POWDER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED I nnuouneo myself tu a candidate, for Representative in the lA'Klslnture, on the Itepubllean ticket, subject to i tie primaries in May. Adv. RALPH CO WO ILL. COUNTY COMMISSIONER Thoa. II. Simpson, of Ashland. auuioriios bis announcement as a Can didate fur the nomination fur tha nfn,-. of County Commissioner of Jack-win county, suoject to tne decision of the nepuniiran voters or said county at tha Primary Election, May 19tn, 1932. ' Adv. I am a candidate for tha nomination for ClllintV Cummlaaloner of liirWaAti ounty. on the Republican ticket, sub- mi to tne decision or tne voters at he primary to be held May 19th, Wii Adv. UHOHOK ALKOKD. I-hoanU. . -AI-AM lMl MVM-K III.. I.rti, IIM Sl. J, l HM,o.t, lu.-l, u4. ,i tlM IH.U..O.-. IVio.fcu.. 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Assrrs ttm of tl tt-i( ut trnttr. t SM.M 00 t lu of ,ttx-k tiM kJt,U orml rl..l ,.lu, I St ll?fl 73 nlwf Imi,. fttr I Xn'J B t'.li In buk mrui a h4 . . .. ftu.ulK.ti ' I'rrintutM in ruUM at rallwtlun nti. unr ,,.. an. m.'t.. 2SI KS7.tT II Utm an miu due ami tmturi IS ttut ttt T'lUl dmauj mm I.'.l.' t.JM) I IAMII ITI1S OniM rtalm ftr Um untHl. . , 53,tS-t 00 m . u n I ut ucartivd I'f.Bi .ulu, uu mii MiuurHhiifj n.k, nT M3 73 AU btlwr lubtliu en in 3 ns Total IW-iliim, Mrln.ln ..( cai'iui of ttllU.liOO...12n.S21 a tlSrs.H l l)IOi;o( roll THK IKAIt Nt praitniii rOKl ilunns Um , I S5 til- US Lm imui during Ilia Mr..,,. 1 l.'HO S lomm inenrtrd Uurln, ln ar.. Id. lit US Xama tf einiany Nt.W ZKAI. INSI HAVCK CO.. I.TII. Nana ol I miaU N'ataa Manai,r tml Alturaaf Ut Kael. W If. SI-KTtlt BUtafory IvMant uut Int aarrW: W. I). Kill IMA. riKt.ns HONKYVAN Bnkl.nl Auriila, Yon Ml.la.. Hrtlanl Of. i l.r:m..s. w tii rt a i oi kiian laatdant Al-nU. Hlafana III l. Celiahd. Or. Mrt'lirtljr liiHUritnrn tgeiii-y, AxenlM Day or Night WEEKSCONGER CO Funeral Director! Charter No. 113. REPORT OF CONDITION OF Reservo District No. 12 At Central Point State Bank Central Point, In the State of Oregon at close of business Myy Eth, 1922. . , RESOURCES loans and discounts, Including rediscounts shown in Items 29 nvlf: " ".r-rrv::: --v ...-....$201,120.01 ul ,0 ni!L-urt;u unu unsecured V. 8. government securities owned, including Vnos7'8hown"'in items and 35, If any " Other btjnds. warrants and securities. InchiilTngft'JreTim'i ment, state, mtinlrtpal, corporation, etc.,- including those " i" tim iju anu jo, ir any ., None 1,033.84 Stocks, securities, claims, liens, JudKmeVuVeVc,""!!""" I "" Hanking house, 3,000; furniture and fixtures, $3,302.05 74.20 29. 30. 31. 27,117.97 900.00 ft 1ir tti Real estate owned other than banking house ....! !....Z.Z" 1 680 45 (a) Lawful reserve with federal reserve hank " ii r.it ?r. (be) Cash on hand in vault and due from other banks, bankers .and trust companies 63,016.8'J on ksitiks otusitie city or town of reporting bank and other cash Items , Total cash and due from banks, items 8. 9. 10 aml 11 f 77,658.84 Totttli - -- 318,852.1 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In $ 25,000.00 Surplus funil .. .. 6.000.00 (a) Undivided profits ,. $ 6,347.85 (b) Less current expenses, Interest and taxos paid.... 6,257.03 Demand Deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve. Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due the State of Oregon, county, cities or othor public funds.-... Demand certificates of deposit outstanding Cashier's chucks of this btibk outstanding payable on demand..,. Total of demand deposits, other than bonk do- posits, subject to reserve, Items 23, 24, 25, 26 $123,106.76 Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reserve and payable on demund or subject to notice: Time certificates of deposit outstanding 101,740.85 Savings deiKislts, payable subject to notice 52,845.33 Total of time nnd sitvlngs deposits payable on demund or subject to notice, Items 27 and 28. ...$154,695.18 Notes and bills rediscounted with Federal Iti-Horvo bank Notes and hills rediscounted .including bonds or other secur ities sold under repurchase agreements with contingent liabilities - Hills payable with federal reserve bank or with othor banks or trust companies None Continent Fund 10,000.00 6,000.00 1,090,22 120,326.91 1,781.73 1,058.12 Charter No. 7701. REPORT OF CONDITION OF Unserve District No. II None None Total ; $318,852.16 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss. I, I). R. Terrett, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and holiuf. D. R. TKRRKTT, Cashier.' Subscribed nnd sworn to before me this 8th day of May, 1922. EDITH L, JACOIJ8, Notary Public, My commission expires November 12th, 1924. , Correct Attest-; J, O, Isaacson, W. J. Freeman, Win, C, Loover, Directors. First National Bank At Medford. In the 8mti r Oregon, at Mte close of h.tslncs. nil May 5,1,. U22. , , , , ' ' RESOURCES i. n Loans nnd discounts, tm-liiiiuH redlst onnts. e. ceptuiit to. of other hunks, und foreign bills of eschitng., or dmUs sold with In.lorseiuent of IHIs hank texenpt those shown in In $713 345 U 11 AWeptttlicdH of other tmttka illueonni...! .im.u'u i Total .m. ...ZZZ........Z 4. U. 8. Government securities owned: ' a Deiuisitoii ( securo circulation tU. H. bonds pur 1 Al'l"l,'., $100,000,01) li All til her l lilted Klines Covet nment Het'itrlHt-a ilnciuillitH premiums, If any) 94 004 00 von . Other bonds, stocks, securities, ete.!.!!"" "!"."!!"!! Itunltllig House. ni,M); Furniture mid Fixture. $1 i.bo'd! ' 'Z i '," '' Real estate owned other thiol bunking house Lawful reserve wit). Federal Iteservo Hunk ''Z' Cash In VHttlt and nmouiit iln.i from mttlonut Imnka Amount due. finut State Hanks, luinkers, and trust conimninii In Him I nltetl .Stales tothor than Included lit Items 8. 9,' and 10 ' Kxrluiiotes for clearing house ! ".T.",'"!""!""""."!."" Total f Hem i. 10. li, , antril.,!Z"!I"i!!!"riWM04!ii' MlHcellanotiiis cumIi Item Reileiuption funil with V. H. Treasurer iinil due i fiiim F. a Treasurer 6. tt 7. 8, 10. II. 12. 14. 15. 73tl.328.tlH 104. OOt 60 KH..162 40 fi'.fiOOJiO H.371 II "4.1 3 1.4S . 2a3.87 H , 7,129 77 17.CUU.IJ0 0.2HO.OH 5.01)11.0(1 Total .II.457.&73.7J LIABILITIES v Capital stock puld In . Surplus fund 1'n.llvl.lml profits , $19.025. KU a Heserved for interest nid late accrued. 7ux S4 $19.794. 70 11, tins IS n SI. 35. 28. 41. c Less current expense. Interest, and t paid I. .!... ..... IIV UlllllllH IIII1FH IMIiaillllllllllK ... ..,...,.............,, Amount due to Statu banks, hankers, and trust companies' In the United State nnd foreign countries (other than In cluded In Item 21 or 221 ., Certified check outstanding , Cashier's check tmuisnilliiK , Total of Item 21. 22. 2:1. 24, and 25 $ 14.404 09 Demand deposits (other than bnk deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): Individual tleiMislts subject tu chock . Certlflentes of itciolt due In less than 30 day (other than for money borrowed I 'lot ul of dciiuttnl deiHisIt (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Item 20, J7, 28. 29. 30, and 31 , ttW3.32S.03 Tlme deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 day, or Kitbjei-t to 30 day or more notice, and postal aavlnni: Certificates of dciolt (other than for money borrowed) Other tltiio deolt , ,., l'onlnl saving diHitt , Tol u I or time tleMiHlt subjei-t to Reserve, Item 32. 33. 34. and 35 .. ..... $513,635.90 United State deposit (other than postal i,vitigl, Including War I -on 11 dcMi!t account and deposit ut United Slates disbursing officers , , Letters of Credit and Traveler' Checks sold fur cash and out standing ... .... 1 00 20, 8, , ID, 3. 22, . 59 OOO00 OtMl.QO 131.52 tt7.D0 5HT.74 340UO 560.11 518 BH 80S 04 127. 3.14. I, I6H 60 70 17 ecu 15 19 ,004 19 176.0) Total $1,457,873 72 ,Ste of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss: I. Oris Crawford. Cashier of the pliore named bank, rll solemnly swear that the above statement I true to (ha best of my knowledan and belief. OIII8 CRAWFORD, Cashier. ' Subscribed and sworn tn before me this 9th day of My. 1923. T. V, MILKS, Notary Public. My commission expires May 25th. 1923. -a Correct Attest: II. K. Harder. Chat. M. English, Jno. R. Tom 1 In. Directors. Charter No. 158. REPORTOF CONDITION OF Reserve District No. 12 Jackson County Bank At Medford, In the State of Oregon at the close of business .May 5, 1922. RESOURCES tians ami discounts, Including rediscount shown In Hems 29 738. 72, 1G. 11. 15. and 3i, if any $ I'. S. government securities owned, Including: those shown in Item 30 and 35. If any , Other bonds, warrants and securities. Including forclxn gov ernment, state, municipal, corporation, etc., Including those shown In Items 30 and 35. If any 20 Stock, (ecurltle. claim, liens. Judgments, etc , 9 Hanking house. $3,ouo; furniture and fixtures, $5,000 35 Real estate owned other than bunking house ... g, la) Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank . . 69. (be) Cssh on hand In vault and due from other hanks, bankers and trust eotnimnle 208 (c) Net amounts due from other bunk, bankers and trust companies v ; : , Fxchunge hr clearing house and Item on other bank In tha tame city or town as reporting bank . ", Checks on bank outsldo city or town of reporting bank and . other cash items , Total cnsli and due from bunk, Item 8, 9, 10 and 11 $293,513.62 Oold Dust - 18 910.20 ,C50 04 .728 95 ,030.35 ,000 OU H87.20 645.3 .474.52 9 00 ,200.22 ,284.51 230 88 Total ....$1,178,940.20 LIABILITIES ' - Capital atock paid In ', I Surplus fund ". '.. (a) fndlvlded profits t 14.J06.99 f(b) Less current expenses, Interest and taxe paid.. 4.643.90 Reserved for taxes, Interest and depreciation Dividends unpaid - , ' Net amounts duo to othor banks, bankers and trust companies Demand Deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve: Individual deposits subject to check, Including deposit due the Stale of Oregon, county, cltle or other public fund Demand certificate of deposit njutstundlng Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable (in demand Certified checks outstanding ! Total of demand deposits, other than hank deposits, subject to reserve, Items 23, 24, 25, , ' .26..., $632,534.75 Tims and Saving Deposits, subject to reserve and payable on demand or subject to notice: Time certificates of deposit-outstanding Savings deposits, payable subject to notice Total of time and savings leKislts payable on demand or subject to notice. Items 27 and 28..t388,C25.43 Notes und bills rediscounted with Federal Reserve Hank Contingent Fund 100,000.00 20,000.00 9,76.1.09 5.770.68 . 64.00 12,182.41 023,749.74 3,960.83 1.198.02 1.620.16 116,640.08 $72,970.35 None 10,000.00 91.178.9410.2G Total i. .. - Btntfe of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss. I, V. II. Vnwtcr, cashier of the above named bnk, do solemnly wur that the above stutcmcnt Is true to the best of my knowledge nnd belief. V, H. VAWTKR, Cashier. r(A , ? Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 0th day of May, 1922. 1 ' " - , T. W. MILKS, Notary Public. My commission expire May 26th, 1923. Correct Attest: C, Wi McDonald, H. IT. Lumsdon. Gen. R. Llndlcy, Director. ' ' '" ' ' 1 1 CHANGE IN SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE FEB. 1, iOfel MEDFORD ROSEBURG STAGES j: TV Dally Except Sunday LV. MEDFOltD 10 A. M. LV. ROSEKUTta i.OO P. M. ORAM'S PASH.MRDFOltD HTA0K8 Dally nnd Sunday Leave Medford--10.00 A. MU 1.00 P. M. 4 .SO P. M Ieave Grants Past 10.00 A. M. 1.00 P. M. 4M5 P. M. i(0 rarest' Medford-firanl Pats, tUK Orants Paa.Rosebrg, IS.00 , ' Motif ord-Ituoeburif $4. IS. " V
