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1 r MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTHVOnEOOX, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1022 PA OK THREE r ' .: ,i . .i' . ...w Churtcf No, 41!, . tlnMcrvn District No, 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank , At Mod fol d, lu tlio Btitw of Oregon, tit closti ot bualnuaa Muy Glli, 1922. RESOURCES Loans mill discount ' $271,M1.M Overdrafts sueured and unsecured Now' V. H. government securities owned, Including tliiim) shown In llema 3D 911(1 ad, It any 11,851.2'J Other bond, warrants ami socuiltloa, Including foreign govern ment, slnto, inuiilclpiil. corporation, etc. Including tliono r shown In Horns 110 and M. If any - J.O.iiUa Pnnklng house, linnti; furnltuni Mid fixture .... 4,011.78 tub) C'iimIi on luind In vault mid dua (nun hunks, bankers tihd trust companies designated mid approved reserve agents of tin. Imhk - 96.2U2.61 lOichangiM for ehuirlng houso and Item on other bank In the, kuimii cliy or town n reporting; bank - 3a.BU.17 Chock on bunk ouintdn city or town of r)rilii bunk nnd '' ( Oilier Cllsll Itolll m.UiM Totul cnsli nnd dun from banua, Uuiim U, 11), mid 11 1. 2. 3. 4. 3721 MILES OF PROGRAM FOR HIGHWAY BUILT HOSPITAL DAY OR CONTRACTED IS ANNOUNCED 231.1: l. H. li. 10. 20. 23. 24. 20. IT. IS. 31. 30. 50,000.111) 10.000.00 Ri.3 B.ooo.uo 300.U0 Total -- LIABILITIES Capital atock paid In 1 Hurplua fund (I I'ndlvlded profit $ 7.O70 K0 (li) I .ess rurri'tit expense. Interest and luxe pnlJ ... C,2"i0,60 Reserved for tnswM. Intorxnl nnd depreciation Dividend unpaid Demand Oeposlts, oilier Hunt bunkH, subject to reserve: Individual deposit suMeet i chock. Including deposit dm tho Htate of UrKnn, county. cities or other public fund ... 2Crt,074 93 liemnnd certificates of doposlt outstanding K. 107. 40 Cashier' check of thin bank outstanding pnyablo on demand ... 1.32s Uo Certified chuck outstanding ".29 Total of demand deposits, other than batik do posits, subject to rnwrvp, itnm 13, 21, 25. 2 ...... 2G3,693r2 Tires and eavlcQs Deposits, subject to reserve nnd payable on demand or subject to notice: Time certificates of deposit outstanHlng ..... .... .......... tfavinga t(tolta, pay a Mo ub)t to nutli-v - Totnl f tliin and aiivlriK dopoalti pnyabli' on demand or aubJiM-i tit iiuilco, iikiiin 27 and 2H I 82.738.23 IUIU payable with fKlnral r'i(orv( tanU or with otlu-s banka or truat .rutitpanlea I'ontliiKerK Kitnd C.ir.9.52 10.47N.7l None 7,773.01 Totnl ,1422.234.12 Ktatn of Oi'cK'm, County ( Jarkann, an. I. K. Wahl, rMKbl-r of tlit abovo uanx'd bank, d a lomii)y awnr that tbo above atatemcnt U trua to tbn boat of toy knowledge and belief. V. K. WAHI.. ("aahler. Rubarrllied and a worn to before me thla Hth day of May. 192. MVin i.K V. IU.AKIC1,KY. NoUtrr 1'ubllc. ' My RommlHiiliin citplro January K. IW20. Correct Altcat: Ou Newbury, C. H. Gatea. Ielroy fli-K hell, Ilrectora. I 1 .1,... .l-'J. J .. ' 1 -.'-.!,..'. L .. I Jl ' -U. -.1 ... .1... ' Charter So 1234. Ilranrya Ulatrict No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF Medford National Bank Al Modfurd, In tltn Btate of Ort-Hon, at the doio of bualneaa on Muy uth, 192J. C. 6. 7. S. 10. 13. 14. 16. 10. 17. m.i Vj. 20. 22. 24! 10. 27. RESOURCES lmtm and dlacounta. Inrludlnr redlHCuiila, arreptnncoa of otlirr bank, and fordKn bllla of cvlwuiKn or draft wii lth tiHl'irmini'iit of thla bank t U. 8. Qovammtnt avcuritica owned: a Ik'poalted to a.iuro circulation It'. H. bonda par value! . lloO.ooo.OO b All oUier t'nlind SUtea Oovernment aacurtllei llm-lddlnx prcniluma. If auyl- - 14S.4iO.OJ Total ... r Othar bond, ttocka. atcuritiaa. etc.: , ItiinklnK llmi". tU.KuU: Kurnltura and fUturea. 12.600 Jteal om. Me oo-)d other tlnn bimkinR lioiwo lawful rtrv with Fodaral (teierv Haul;.... Caah In vault and amount duo from national banka Kxchanxea tor cl(arlnu houao Mlarotlaneoua caah Item Hedernptlon fund with H. 8. Treaauror and duo from I'. 8. Treaaurer New Construction Account 541.661 IS 24.4f.00 71.r-bk.29 44.nno.ti') 20.324 00 64.667.21 162 KK I 65 37.995.SS 3.971.43 6.000.00 4.750.00 Total ,11.197.491.69 .. 32.706.70 .. lt.6C0.3H I G.40C.C7 aubjct to ion.ooo.00 26.000.00 IH.146 32 100.0(10.00 3CS.72 1.10(5 2S 3.931.67 912. 34. 35. LIABILITIES Capital atock paid In , ....... Hurploa fund - - I'ndlvldnd proflta .. a laa current rKienaa. tntcrcat, and taxea paid Clrculutlns notea outlandtD Amount due to national banka Certified clierka oulatandiiiK Caahlnr'a chncka outatandlnK Total of Iteina 21. 22, 23. 24. and 25 Dtmand depoaita (othar than bank depoaita) Raaerva (dcixmlta payaldo within 30 daya): Individual depoaita aubjet-t to check 500,958.49 Cnrtlflcatea of dnpoult dun In Icaa than 30 days (other than fur money borrowed) .'. - 10,853.28 Btati county, or other municipal depoaita aecurcd by plodK'i) of aaaeta of thla hank or otherwlae - Totnl of demand, depoaita (other than bank deK.Hlts) aul')"ct to Hcanrve, Itcma 20, 27, and 28 $531,811.77 Tlmt depoaita aubject to Rcaarvo (payable after 30 daya. or aubject to 30 diivH or mora notlca, and poalal navlnKa)) Cortlflcalea of depoidl (other than for money borrowed ).,;... Othar time depoaita :,....... 1'oatat aavinita dealia - - ...".....J.. Total of tlmo depoaita aubject , to Iteiervo. ' ttema 32.'34, and 35 ..... - 1117.12(1.81 14.000.00 227.997.81 186,484.93 2.644.09 Total ; Rtato of Oregon, County of Jackaon, aa: ,.$1,197,191.59 I, John S. Orth, Canhler ot the abovo-namod bank, do solemnly awour that the above alatoment la true to the beat of my knowledge and belief. " . , JOHN 8. OHTll. Cashier. - Subscribed and aworn to boforo nitf thla 9th day of May, 1922. ' NONA U. UUN1,A1, NoUry rubllc. Correct AUeat: J. A. Perry, V. E, Merrick, . 14. (lore, Directors. i - , -1 .. r . . jl - '" -' liJi-" ". 1 v.. . ' Mothers Day Is May 14 WEAR A FLOWER FOR HER AND BE DRESSED IN YOUR BEST . In 'tho humdrum of ll to you may lose eight of the debt you owe to mother, but you can nevor forget tho noblo tralta of character for whlch aha atood. MOTHBIffl DAY luvA boon net Baldo for ua to think of tbbHn obligations. You can add to the occasion In no bolter way than by wearing Rood clothes, (.'nine In and let ua holp you ao'oet theio from our complete tine of men's wear osipoolally arrangnd fot; every aon who:o mother la proud of him It certainly pays to get the bett SPRINGER & LEE "DUDS FOR MEN" 11;, 105 W. Main Open Evenings While Ori'ifon la recoKiilud na ona of the rnoHt piuitrrHHlvu ntuli-M In th lxi I til I n K of K"'id roiidH, and whiln tbn average prrnon known th atntn bus nirrli-d on an extenalve proKram, few ii-ull.d Jim I wttul baa been in coiniillHlieit in the pnxt five years With ui b a Hiiuill per cent of the money being mlmU by dirl laxa- tlOOM. When the ("ntracta arc let by the lilidiwny conunlnHlon this month, which will complete all tho work of the two prlniliml hlifhwnyx, Colum bia, InrludlnK th old Oregon Trail, nnd ihe I'nclflc hlffhway there will be 3721 mlUta of highways of all lypee, lti ludlntf aradlna, maeaddtn and iiavliia. competed or In course of i onnirui lion In the atnte that have been built In tho five-year urogram rom 1917, costliia in round numbers tf.O.ODO.OOO, pi.ld as followa: t a C 129.000 by the .state: t, 1.90. 000 by the Rovernment: 18,114.000 by coun dm; t!0X,000 by the railroads, all of wlilrh will be completed this year. . This shows that, a very small per cent is pnlil by direct lax represented in the amount paid by the counties. The major part. I36.000.OOA, will be paid by auto licrnsen and tax on K ollne, whlrh not oijly taken rare of flie principal and intercut on the bond liwuea, but also takes cara uf the maintenance of hlxhwnya. The county monlea will now be uned on lateral roads and will uinka a big showing in the nrxt few years. The money Kpcnt by the railroad is for overhead crowing. 3 he Columbia highway and the 'old Oregon Trail, extending from Asto ria to Ontario, la 6SQ mile long and la rerognlxed as one of the inoei sce nic in the I'nlled Htaies. The I'ai tfic highway, lbs ncx In svenlc woudera, from Portland via .he west side through Foreirt Orove. Mc.Mlnnvllie, and Corvallla. connect ing with the main enst side hlghwny at Junction City, through Medford to the California line 1 3SJ mile long. There are 41 sectional or lateral highways ronltlng of about 2(00 inllea aU over the Mate. The iMlles California in one of Ute principal ones that will be completed this year ex cepting a few small gap.' Rome A the other tending laterals are the Jc.ihn lsy-Hoebui g-Coos Hay. Cor-vnllls-Toledo. Tillamook - Portland. This program of the cummlwlon ilmn not Include work being done by the federal government on the Crater l.ake highway, post ruads in national parks, etc., in which the stale com inMnJun pays part. During the five year's program over 00 bridge and Mrmtuies. not Including pipe culvert, have been conxti'iicted. or will be completed thl year. The most expensive of these is the 36i-foot arch concrete brldce acroes the Willamette al Uiogon City, now being constructed at a cost of $32!l,000. Next luriicst l across Young's bay at Astoria. The hund soiin'l bridge In the state Is the one In this county across the Koguc Itlver mach'ues at itocKy i'olnt. Another Imposing bridge in this county. Is the one acro.the Itogue Itlver on tho Cra ter iJiko highway, near Trail. Great credit la due tho members of the highway commlnxlon that la com poed of It. A. llooth. of Kugene: J. li. Yeon of Porlluml and W. li. Ibtr rett of lleppner for the time they have given thla work and for the wonderful auccesa they have achiev ed without any aalary whatever. Tho have not only built some of the best rouda and bridges In . the Culled States, but have ever kept In view safety flrxt and low grudes. As a re sult all the railroad croMlnga uro overhead, the curvcturee are pro tected with fences, danger aiicnals are all along the highways the grades are not 'over six per cent and 'they had a law passed making It a fine tq put up adverting tdgns ulonr tho highways on slate, property. The only way signs ran bo .constructed is by aecurinit written cousent . pf the property owners oft tho highway, but the sentiment Is so strong agalQat lit tering up the highways and destroy ing their beauty thereby that few people or corporations are doing It. in many Vlacrs auto clubs are axk lug their members not to patronize people who do put up such signs. The writer of this atory thinks It would not be complete unless proper rredlt la given Herbert Nunn. atuto highway engineer, and K. M. Mode man, district engineer for Southern Oregon, and their assistants for their splendid aervlces during this five year program. Jackson county people are prond of the fact that they voted the first bonds and constructed the first cood roads In Oregon, have always Stood for good road, and have received the second largest amount of , money awarded to counties by the state commission. S. S. SMITH. ' V. H. This story was, written In Now Mexico, en route to Kansas, while crooning tho desert, where It waa autt'ly hot, and-the main high' way .through here looks like a cow path and tho auto parks are con structed under the ahadu of the aago bruah. The, re are atatlons every 8 to li .iviuoa, wnoi a 'tourist can get gasoline, ona and water with an oc casional cold aoft drink. .The scen ery consists principally of ' barren granite hllla, suge brush, creek beds, an occasional Jack rabbit and plenty of Mexicans and Indians. t If you really want to en.loy Med ford nnd the ltogue River valley with all tho advantage, scenic and other wlae, get nwny from home for n time and spend four days and nlghtn traveling while It Is real hot. Friday, May 12, the 102nd anniver sary of the birthday of Klorenne Nlfilit Ingulo, will b observed throughout tho I'nlto'l Blates. Canada, ICnKland and other countries as National Hospi tal day. ' The Sacred Heart hospital has re ceived a certificate of affiliation from the National HoKplul Day committee, and plans to celebrate the day In ac cordance with thla nation-wide move ment. - The hospital will be thrown open to the public on May 12. from. 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. AU are Invited to visit 'the various (Tepartuienta. No effort will be spared to give visitors every oppor- tunlty of convincing themselves that every available idea of modern equip ment and facility has been supplied In order to assure to the patlenta the very best care possible. The ladies on tho receiving commit too are Mrs. Picket. Mrs. Hart. Mm. Clancy, Mrs. Conroy, Mrs. Kmmena, Mrs, Parber, Mrs. Hayes Mra. Holt, Mra. Jarvja. Mrs.. Kalleu, Mrs. Poell nlU. Mra. Steams. Mrs. Bweoncy, Mrs. Thayer. An Intereetlnj! program has been prepared the opening number of which will be given promptly at 3 p. m. The ladles of the Colony club will lour tea from 3:30 p. m. on. Dainties will be furnished and served by the ladles of different clubs. Owing to limited time In which to i prepare the flag pole, the dedication ol the flag will have lo be postponed to some future date. The flag Is a gift ol the local council of the Knights of Columbus. The program follows: Orchestra selection v Public high school pupils Military March .'. Schubert Kt. Mary'a Academy String Quartet The Morning Wind... (Jena Ilranacoiube Ht. Mary'a Choral clans Mayor Galea' address - Gavotte Kcarna St. Mary'a String Quartet The Mermakl Dvorak St. Mary's Choral cIuh'h - Vocal solo.... , Mra. J. C. Hayes Selection Public high achod pupils Harp solo, selected Miss Patricia Mikscbe Pupil St. Mary's Academy Vocal solo Mrs. V. Meldo Hlllla Orchestra Public high school pupils Fatal College Fray OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.. May 9. I Beckham Cobb, a student at the Okla homa Agricultural BDd Mechanical col lege at Stillwater Is dead and Karl, Gordon of Miami, Okla., also a student, is In jail following ' shooting affray on the campus today, according 4) word received from the president of the college. The)(Ray The general public bas . little Idna of the progreis made In medical and aurglcal science during Ihe past five or ten years. There is still a long way to go; but the advances made have placed the diagnosis and organ'c lera Hon of dtscaso beyond the stage f experiment. The science and art of X-ray diag nosis and treatment Is now only 1 years old: during which time It has been developed by phys'cisU. e'ectrlc engineers, photographic chemists and physlc'ans.' During the first 15 years progress was alow and knowledse gained was limited, by reason of Imperfect equip ment. During these 15 years the ap pl'cat'on of X-rays was restricted to the location of bullets, or the diagno sis cf fractures or t-ther disetses of bores. , The Interpretation 'of ench pictures was' relatively easy, and a physician with a small X-ray machine In h's Office was the only specialist. The American Invention of X-ray auch as the "Interruptless ' One woman writes:, "A domestic science teacher said it was the lightest cake she had ever tasted or seen but remarked that Iused atleastsixeggsineverycake. She wouldn't believe I used only two until I showed her exactly how I made it. Now she uses noth ing but Royal' Mrs. G. S. 'f U- : ROYAL': BAKiNG POWDER Absolutely Pure Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taito Send for New Royal Cook Book-h't FREE Royal Baking Powder Co, 130 Waiiam St, New York vV J aa saassaaw i I .JiiiiJjxJw AimriccCs Home Shoe Polish THE ECONOMICAL POLISH FOR ALL SHOES, SHINOLA adds to the life of leather. Gives a durable, brilliant polish that stands out " ' ' The SHINOLA box has an easy opener that automatically lifts the lid. No more soiled hands or broken finger nails. Black, Tan. White. Ox-blood and Brown. Always 10c, To make shoe Teatness an easy habit -get the SHINOLA Home Set. l4 amv A ?enuine bristle dauber which cleans the 5U. ' ihoes and applies polish quickly and easily. Large, lambs' wool polisher brings V "1 1 ,.th? shine "rit a few strokcs- J i v WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. , , .'.... . Hte;l Ocdern Increase. .; NEW YOKK, May 10. The month ly tonnage, report of the United States blxM corporation made public today showed 5, $96, 413 tons of unfl'led ardors on hand April SO. Thlg is an Incrcnso from Mnrch'a unfilled or ders, which totaled 14.494,148, ( tiansformers" and "thermionic tubes" i WSJ prerarcd the way for great advances. fjl Tho medical ime of X-rays has been. WlfA during the past ten years, expanded f5ij to the d'agnosls of all diseases a hlclt LJJJ pro lure deformity In e'ther thetgnes or the organs of the body. lW Today, a roentgenologist ran diag- noFe diseases cf the chest and heart, 12SJ .. t . ...... t&r.-t in siumsru unu ooweis, gau uiaaacr 111 and arrendix. kldnevs and bladder. l!5. the relv'c organs aqd even theibrain; so that the treatment of such diseases are beyond tho stage of guesswork and are bused on exact knowledge. It will be readily seen that a physi- rinll f.r Ik !lrL'l'(,1 ftnnnnl ,1v.,a tlmn i-d I.T enough to the medical and surgical III ft nnllrfhtlnti .if Y--ni- t -5j ijl come prof'clenl In' It. and aUo in -his own work. To fill .this need a new spcc'il'st hns arisen In this new branch of medicine. Vhlch is so Intri cate 8s to demand tht entire time and aiudy of the one engnsed In it tiie. "roii!gcroli.ii;t" tho X-rav sneclal 'it. The X-ray specialist has a gro-.md work of medical ?cinc9 elab orated .by year .of . training 'n his spec'al line of work. The public U not ., benefitted by X,.ray pictures. Their health prob lems are , concerned only with the Interpretation of, tlx? roults of an X-ray examination by a BpeciaPst In that work. Tho work of the roent genologist forms only a part (though an Important part) of the whole ex am'nat;on and diagnosis. . X-ray equipment may be purchased by anyone with tho means to buy.it; but possoeslson oft auch equipment does not Imply ability as arcengen specialist, or the knowledge needed to make X-ray axariilnatlonS which M-e ot value. to the patient, any more than the possession of a high-pow-eied racing car would make a mau a successful racing driver; even thovR ho were expert . iu the mechanical knowlodgo of auto.mobilos. . I Grave danger attaches to X-ray I work done by unskilled. Inadequate! n machinery may ha purchased, and the representation made by It Is Inade quate and that tho possess ha.i the skill to use It to advantage. '.-There . are many so-called X-ray laboratories elsewhere In. thla remtou: but they cannot and should not bo expected, to furnl&h .material aid .to the patient , - ' , Between Portland, Oregon, -and Siicramento, ' California.: there are only twp place where competent X-ray service, finished by an X-ray specialist skilled by years of training nnd with adoquat equipment, can bo had. Theac are at tho Sanitarium In Ashland and at the Sacred Heart Hojpltal In Medford. Dr. Lincoln Kallen Is the rocntgelologlst In both plneea, ' Adv. ' . -1 4 - The Most Economical and Nourishing Food is . GOOD. Bread PEERLESS BAKERY ' - f ' f f. H 1 1 J. S.0.S.rat.0C J "Rich as Butter-Sweet as a Hut" f Insures you all that is Best Pure and Most Wholesome. BUTTER-NUT' BREAD has that delicious taste that makes you glad to ask for more. BUTTER-NUT BREAD is rich , in all the elements which strengthen the human bodymade of selected wheat flour, sdientifically baked under perfect, sanitary, condition's it- b 'ths Supreme Quality Bread iWVIGORATING STRENGTHENING SATISFYING .ECONOMICAL. GENUINE I READ Rich as BatUrSwtt at a Vaf , MAM ONLY BY PEERLESSjiBAKERY i 3 i hi I
