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Following Bhowera during last night
and (i hurd shower nbout 9 g. ni. to-I
dny. tlio weathor remained cloudy and I
threatening most of today with quite a
warm temperature. The minimum or
this morning, fil.G, was the highest
minimum of a week or more past. He
cause of the rec;nt warm weather the
rain of last night, which up to 8 a. m.
today, omounted to .25 of an Inch, and
tho shower of this morning, was bad
ly needed and did a world of good to
growing crops and vegetation.
Dress bettor nt loss expense. Mrs.
Beautiful Easter dance, Oriental
Gardens, Saturday night. 18
When in need of help of any kind,
call Rankin Estes, Free Employment
office. 17 So. Front, street. Phone
150-li. 17
Mrs. Itebecca Moore of Phoenix,
who has been quite HI for several
weeks as the result of a fall, passed
away Friday morning at tho home of
her daughter, Mrs. Author Stunellff Qf
Central Point.
Mrs. Trowbridge, dosigner with a J
reputation Deninu ner worn, uwu v .
10th street. tf
Lathe work and motor recondition
ing. Klvepnide Garadgo. tf
A special Easter program will be
given at tho Salvation Army Sunday,
at 8 p. m. "Tho Old Hugged Cross,"
and "On Calvary's Brow," are the ti
tles of two pantomimes to be given.
Public welcome.
Fancy creamery butler 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Iteal metropolitan tempo as played
by the leading danco orchestras In the
Mk cities. Fair Grounds Pavilion to
night. 18
Dr. IT. E. Murphy left this morning
for Uoseburg to attend the Southern
Oregon Dental society meeting,
R. I. R. eiri-i at IxVoe's. tf
The spirit of Easter will be reflected
In tho las of tho Sunday afternoon I
concerts at tho Hunt's Cratorlan to
morrow, given by the Crator Luke
Temple band, under the direction of
F. Wilson Wat to. A special program
has been arranged, which Includes a
popular number. "Dear One," with
Betty Brown, organist, and tho band.
Thore will be an open meeting at
Smith's hall. 128 North Grape street,
Monday evening, April 13, 1&25, un
der the auspices of Carpenters' Local
1840. All crafts are invited. 18
Hank Gray, foreman on the Copco
crew putting in the new Una south of
Grants Pass, was burnod slightly this
morning when a high power line
broke. The wire dropped over tho
company's telephone wire. Mr. Gray
was using the portable phone at the
time and received a sovero shock. He
was given first aid as taught to all
employes of the California Oregon
Power company, and was resuscitated
In two minutes. Ho was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital tn Modford,
whore It was declared his burns were
slight and that he would recover
quickly. The accident was regarded
as unavoidable. Grants Pass -Courier:.
Place your orders early with Mrs.
Trowbridge. 005 W. 10th 'street'.' tf
Romembor your friends with dainty
handkerchief at Easter timo. A
snappy lino on display at great reduc
tion. Handcraft Shop, 18
The College Women's club Is meet- i
Ing this afternoon with Mrs. It. O.l
Crawford on Siskiyou HelghtH.
Homstltohlng 8c a yard. Tho Van
ity Shop, Bartlett and Main. tf
A musical sensation! Hay Andres
( and his syn.copatin Bobbin' saxo
phone. Fair Grounds Pavilion to
night. 18
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. 1
Henry Q. Miller Of Jacksonville on
Friday, April 10th,
We pay cash for Used pianos.
Palmer Ptuno Houso. tf
Wo pay for ashos and sell dirt !
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Jno. !
tf
Another one pf those periodical light
travel days came yesterday, and as a
conscquonco the local hotel registers
are rather light.
Washod sand apd" gravel for your,
concrete work. Medford Band &
Gravel Co. Phone 107 B. 21
Unity lltorature teach on poople how
to bo healthy, efficient, prosperous,
harmonious and happy, Free distri
bution. 718 West Main street.
Ira N. Gabrlelson of the U. 8. Blo
loglcol Survey Is In tho city and vicin
ity for so vera I days from Klamath
Falls where ho had been conducting a
rodent poison campaign, and while
hero will discuss arrangements with
County Agent Cute for a similar ram
pulgn In Jnckfon county.
Crater Lake Temple Band (D. O. K.
TC.) will give a concert and dance
Wednesday, April 16. Nobody should
miss this wonderful opportunity to
have a goood time. si
Peter Pun Jewelry In fancy boxes for
tho kiddies for Easter. Japanese Art
Store. IS
Cal. Warnock was among tho Med
ford men in Grants Puss yesterday on
business.
Wt cut nnd fit when you prefer to
nave us. Airs, a rownrldgo. tf
Columbia plaster wall hoard. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods jAimbor
Ynrd.
r
We have nn other sidelines.
All of our thought and cn
?rj;y is devoted to the bakery
.business.
L Tbe COLONIAL
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I 1J Bd Oregon's Finest Bakgfy
Aflss ' Pcai 'nnkey arrived here I
Wednesday night from Central Point I
to spend a fow days visiting with
friends In Uosohurg. Rose-burg Ncwh
Itovlow.
Wanted Feeder hofta and pigs.
Johnson Produce Co. tf
"Danco music that neds no upol-
ogy." Fair OroundH Puvlllon tonight,
18
Dr. Jones and family of Portland
'are guests at tho Blue Flower lodge.
Dr. JoneH, who in a personal frind
of Dr.- Mnlmgron of Phoenix called
to see him and brought word that
Mrs. Mnlmgron is steadily improving.
You've heard the rest. Now henr
tho beat. "Dinty" Moorea "all star"
Pavilion Orchestra. Fair Grounds
Pavilion! Buturdny night. 18,
Beautiful Kaster dance. Oriental
Gardens. Saturday night. 18
Visitors in the city from distant
points Includo Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell
Barker of Kdmondton. Ounada. J. ji.
Hanks of St. Louis, Ed C. Stokes of
Joanevetie, T-a., II. Van DenVenver
of Huffalo, N. Y.. and the following
from Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. George
Ldckton and Mr. and Mrs. James John
son. ,
Two room furnished house for rent.
DeVoo's. tf
The event of the season Wednesday,
April 15. Concert and dance at the
Armory Crator Lake Temple band (D.
O, K. K.) 21
Miss Pearl Hhodes left yesterday
morning by auto for Portland, where
she will spend the woulc end visiting
with relatives.
"Where's My Sweetlo Hiding?"
Here's a clue! Try tho Fair Grounds
Pavilion, Saturday night. JS
fipocial Kaster dinner at Roguo Klk
Hotol;) plione reservations. 18
IV, J. Hrowne of Copco, Calif., Is
a business visitor In tho city today.
Curt Iturnslde, that "dancing trom
bonist." Fair Grounds Pavilion to
night. 18
After all, there's no place to dance
like the Fair Grounds Pavilion, the
dance with tho "congenial atmos
phere" and tho "metropolitan" musle!
featurdny night, folks! Bo there! 18
"olt Hall In tho historic U. S. Hotel
building will once more be tho scene
of a big community gathering Satur
day night, when tho West Hide Com
munity club will provo their interest
In Jacksonville by putting on their i
flno minstrel hIiow and contributing
tho proceeds to the fund for the II. 8.
Hotel. Tho company contests of eigh
teen people, ns followd: Ernest Neld
ermeyer, Olon Conwoll. Jny Gore. Geo.
W. Wenrtt, Chester Wcndt, TI. Hart
ley. H. Conger, C. C. Hoover, Mr.
Tucker, It. Ncldermeycr. P. Sanders,
Eearl Neldermeyer, J. IIUHhnng. Kay
Vost, Tom Rosonberry. Karl Bell. Ho
mer Conner; with Mrs. Geo. W. Wendt
as nccompanlst. Jacksonville Post.
Special Kaster dinner at Itut'uo Elk
Hotel; phono reservations. IS
Fancy creamery butter 43c per ll.
Johnson Produco Co.
H. Wnrd was nmong the persons
from ICoKle Point, transacting business
In tho city Plrday.
Where tho stranger Is made to feel
"at homo." Pair Grounds Pavilion. A
danco "worth while." is
f 2.40 buys No. 1 Yakima Netted
Qoms at our wnrp house freo from
frost dnmnue and no hlack snots
which appears ' In most potatoos
shipped from Idaho points. A fow
cents Is nothing to compuro with qual
ity in buying potatoes. Johnson Pro
duco Co. Phono 241 N. J St. tf
R. J. Hnzllk of tho forest scrvlco of
fice nt Portland, nrrlved In tho cllv
sterday on business. Today ho Is
tipcmlln,; In tho riutto Palls district.
lleiiutlful Kaster dance. Oriental
Gardons, Saturday night. 18
An hunter stagn setting by Tom
Sworn, with beautiful surroundings
and music ' characterize the annual
Kaster ball at prlontal Gardens Satur
day night. Hj.
P. P. Smith of McMlnnville. Mrs.
Conrnd R. Gordon of Eugene nnd Mrs.
G. W. Houston, Mrs. P. U. Houston
and George M. Hnrth of Klamath Palls
are among tho out of town Oregonlans
on temporary sojourns In the city.
coal orlquctR, that clean tuol. Han
son Coal Co. Phnna 289.
All alone?" You won't ho If you
dance at the Fair Grounds Pavilion
Saturday night! Just follow the
crowds. ' 18
K. C Chnloupka stoned over here
it short tlmo yesterday, while on, route
io iMumain r ails in tlio Interests of the
BIK's nationnl convention to be held I
In Portland this summer.
No chargo for ladles! They're wel
come hero! Pair Grounds Pavilion!
IS
Mrs. Hicks, tho new mnrcoller nt
tho Medford Deauty Shop has had four
years experience In marcelling. Third
rioor Mearord building-. Phono Ml
for appointment. 20
J. J. Murphy of Ashland was nmong
tho Medford business visitors on Pr
dar. '
John McConnchle of Kutte. Mont.,
on routo to California, stopped oVer
In Medford yesterday for n short time.
tlast'bnird.lnro nt Ragle Point Sat
urday l ight given Tor benefit of hall
Club. J8
Tho Grants Pass high school base
ball team Is playing the Yrekn high
school team this nflcrnoo'd nt Grants
Pass, tljese two teams having played
a game yesterday ut Yreka.
Columbia plnster wall board. Call
for prices. . Wallaco Wood Lumber
Yard.
Don't miss the event of tho season
at tho beautiful Oriental Oardena'
Easter hall. Saturday night. 18
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. I!. Fuller of Ever
ett nnd W. 1,. Jonlnn. U D. Adams.
John linker nnd Mr. and Mrs. K. E.
Jackson of Senttle ore among the Med
ford visitor having arrived yesterday.
ll. 1:. Flnnorty, city superintendent
oi me a many, lire., schools, was re
elected Tuesday night. The board also
reelected three of the four school
plrnclpals. Of 18 teachers. 44 were
reelected nnd eight did not seek re
election. Five new teachers were
elected.
Tom sworn has the stage setting
piepnrerl ror the annual :astcr dance
ut the firlcnt.il Gardens SaUirduy
t m 1 1 1 . unii ii win ie n te.nive occnstnn
as usual. i s
tllrls. try an Invlgoinlor shampoo at
Bowman and Harbor's lleauly shoppe.
13 8tjOcntral avenue. Phono '.2. 22
Paul Thompson of Copco, Oullf., Is
among the Medford vbQ ns, Vila, ar
rived yestorday.
The annual Kaster ball will be hrU
at tke Orlenatl Gardens Saturday
nlglfK and promises gala tlmo fore
all. ... O ls.
Quality flowers, choice plants and
cut flowers Kaster. Visit our
Greenhouses. Krhart street on South
JUversldo. Phone 1010, 18
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTTXE,
Tho Tokay Heights Fox farms are
celebrating the arrival of four baby
silver foxes In one of ihehanns. Mrs.
H. C. Powers got a look at tho little
fellows yesterday and says they are
bright looking puppies. It is almost Im
possible to see tho balfy foxes for sev
eral weeks after they are bonff as the
mother may kill them If anyone both
ers them. In several weeks they will
be running around the pen. Four is
considered the average litter for the
silver fox. Grants Pubs Courier.
Washed sand for your stucco work.
Medford Sand & Gravel Co. Phone
1075. 21
Baseball danco at Eagle Point Sat
urday night, given for benefit of ball
ciub. 18
Much Interest In tho new Pavilion
orchestra, which makes its second
public appearance at the Fair Grounds
Pavilion tonight is responsible for the
many out of town people expected to
attend this popular affair.
Miss Martha M. Spenker has opened
a Vlavl office, 421 Medford Bldg. Of
fice hours Saturday, Monday, Wednes
day, one to five. Office phono 841.
Hesidenco phone 488-J. 19
Clean pea gravel for your roof work.
Medford Sand & Gravel Co. Phone
1076. 21
Tho fire, department had tho new
pumper out at tho Owon-Oregon mill
today testing out the platform erected
besides the concern's big mill pond, cm
which the pumper can be stationed If a
fire breaks out at the plant, and pump
water from the pond to bo played on
tho fire.
Enjoy Easter dinner tomorrow at
Franklin's. 18
rinn't mlua Ihnt nilnotrnl ahniv nt
Jacksonville Saturday night, at 8
o'clock. 18
Herman Myers of Lake Creek was
In the city Friday transacting busi
ness. Baseball danco at Eagle Point Sat
urday night, givon for benefit of ball
club. 18
, Mrtlford-Klamath freight lino, noth
ing too large, nothing too small.
Five trucks in operation to and from
Klamath Falls. Dally service. We do
long distance hauling anywhoro. Of
fice 40 N. Front street. Phone 1033.
tf
M. E. Bucknor of Yreka, one of tho
Euper,vlsor8 of Siskiyou county, nnd
lmlrmnn of l"p Siskiyou county fair
bourd, was a Medford business call
or Friday.
Don't miss that minstrel show at
Jacksonville Saturday night at eight
o'clock. 18
Minstrel show in U. S. Hall, Jack
sonville, Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
18
Miss Ada rirewster, the home dem
onstration agent, wus tho Instructor
of a millinery class at Phoenix Friday.
Dr. H. Ii. Elliott, one of tho speak
ers on tha program of tho State Den
tal association meeting at Uoseburg
today, Drs. H. E. Murphy. Frank
Itoberts, Kalph Pollock and Frederick
H. Johnson, all of Medford, and Drs.
K. U, Hurdle and E. A. Woods of Ash
land, are among those who left this
morning to bo lnattendnnco nt the
meeting.
Wo koep you looking your best. Try
Mra. Hicks, Modford Heauty Shop.
Phone lyl for appointment. 20
. Ilandleerchlofu make beautiful Bus
ter Kifis. A nice line on sale at tho
Handcraft Shop, 18
The following; from Portland are
among Friday's arrivals In tho city:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I,. Flnnegnn. B.
It. Keller, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. Chatter
ton and son. D. M. Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Itlggs. A. It. Thompson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wick, Charles
Winterer, H. Ulnehart. Mr. and Mrs.
Plowdon Htott, Ira N. Gabrlelson. Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Hushnell, John Wick,
P. E. Jackson, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H.
Grlbbon. J. H. Morris. II. II. Euloe. it.
A. Johnson, J. D. Kior und J. W. Hau
liers. Enjoy Easter dinner tomorrow at
Franklin's. jr
Minstrel show In V. S. hall, Jackson
ville, Saturday night at 8 o'clock. 18
E. P. Heckelhymer of Union Creek
was in the city yesterday on a short
business sojourn. Ho reports that tho
road Is open to nbovo Union Creek
and that It ls in flno condition.
Kaster dinner Sunday at Amy's Place,
Jacksonville, from 12:80 until 2:30.
Phono orders to 293. is
Hasoball danco at Eaglo Point fiat-
urdi-.y night, riven for benefit of hnll
club 18
W. H. MoBean, assistant superin
tendent of the Southern Pacific at
ltoseburg, was a Mudford business
caller yestorday.
Huve you tried that oik milk shake
at DeVoo's?
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
son Coal Co. Phone 2S9.
Mrs. Frank Brown was among tho
visitors In tho city yestordnv from
Euglo Point.
It pays to use washed sand for vour
plastering Job. Medford Sand &
Gravel Co. phono 1075. 21
New comers not ramlllar with our
repairing, ask your neighbors. Bart
lett Fur Shop, New Theater building.
20
JACKSON HOT SPRINGS
Saturday Night
April
Th St Melody Boys and "Fnvolous
Sl" vill
3
Admistioi??1.10.
BEDFORD, ' PRECOX
Complaints of persons living near) Saturday, Aifcl 25, is da t set
the university te0ils courts against the for the 11th annual meeting of the
wearing of abbreviated pants by men Southern Oregon District Federation
players, are to bring a change, it has of Women's clubs. This is the only dls
been announced from the men's phys-jtrict federation In the state, and- com
ical education department. An order i prises the counties of Douglas, Jose
of long whit duck pants Is soon to bo ' phlne, Jackson and Klamath.- The
received for Issunnce to all players conference will be held at Hnguc Klver
who are getting university gymnasium in the school auditorium and will bo
credit Eugeno Register. Inn all day session. The Rogue Rlvor
Miss Alice Olln, of Kellogg's Beauty! Civic Improvement club Is hostess and
Parlor, Is leaving Sunday for Port- will serve luncheon to the delegates
land, on account of illness in family, j and to those having places on the
Will, return the following Sunday to; program. Heglstration of delegates
resume work. 18
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency. Inc.
'tf
Hemstitching, buttons covered at
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Children's double sole seamless
hose. Sizes 6 to 9U, 15c a pair. Jap
anese Art Store. 18
The baseball game between the local
high school team and the Klamath
Falls high school team, scheduled to
be played at Klamath Falls today was
called off this morning, on account of
the baseball diamond being quite mud
dy, due to tho rain last night and this
morning. The two teams will moot
on the local baseball diamond next
Saturday.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
An Kaster sale of handkerchiefs at
greatly reduced prices. See window
display at tho Handcraft Shop. 18
Dainty handkerchiefs in whlto and
colors. Lovely for Easter gifts. On
oale at tho Handcraft Shop. 18
Tho old hourd of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce is jiow theoret
ically out of exiatence following tin
last meeting, held last night, to clear
up nil its business, following which
President J. W. Riley discharged all
his standing committees and made a
farewell speech thanking the direc
tors for their work nnd cooperation
with him tho past year and expressing
regret that he had been compelled to
move back to Corvallis for business
reasons. Tho new board will hold its
organization meeting Monday night.
Call off all engagements for April
15 and go to the concert nnd dance
at the Armory.' Crater Lako Temple
band (D- O. K. K.) 210
Why send to tho city to get your furs
cleaned., repairod or remodeled. We
can do it cheaper and ns good. Bart
lett Fur Shop. Now Thoator build
ing. 20
Dinner rings, 35c and up. Japanese
Art Store. 18
Albany is being considered as a lo
cation for a paper mill by Portland
capitalists. Tho proposed plant would
manufacture straw board and give em
ployment to from 75 to 100 persons.
Graded rock for driveways. Medford
Sand & Gravel Co. Phone 1075. 21
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Summer rates on all fur repairing.
Bnrtlott Fur Shop, New Theater build
ing. 20
Visitors in the city from the stato-l
of California Include Mr. nnd.Mrs. A.
H. Simmons of Sacramento, Mrs. Tobe
Grider and daughter of Seiad Valley,
Mrs. W. L. Ferwllllgcr nnd Mrs. L. W.
Van Snrdt and daughter of Ager. Mrs.
Jane llneso nnd tins Goodstorf of
Weed, J. Dolmer and family and
Karl Klaus of Isos Angeles and M.
neman. G. S. . Syowoll, George J.
Itohem. Felix Frledenthan nnd Mr.
and Mrs. GeoiKO W. Hyde of San
Francisco.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
Clean washed sand for the kiddies
to piny In. Medford Sand & Gravel
Co. Phone 1075.. 21
Henutiful Easter dance. Oriental
Gardens, Saturday night. 18
Templar KoHter Observance.
Commandcry No. 4.
Ashland, will par
ticipate In the annual Faster
observance nt the First Moth
odist Episcopal church. In
Medford, on Sunday after
noon, April 12. 2:30 o'clock.
All Sir Knights, accompanied by
their ladies, are courteously Invited to
attend.
Preliminary to the church service,
luncheon will be served at Masonic
hall. Medford, promptly at half past
twelve , ... .
T. H. MuGOWAN, K. C.
W. H. DAY, Recorder. 1R
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
von SALE Large rose colored rug.
lolepnone ! 15. i-j
FOTt SALK 4-hiirner gns stovo, prac
tically new. I'hone 935-R. lf
FOR HUNT Now 4-room bungalow.
Inquire 34 No. Peach. , 20
WAN'TKll AVork cooking for men. by
oia lauy. can uan launch evenings.
20
FOIt SALK My entire herd of pure
bred Jersey cuws nnd heifers. Dione
at-r-ia. Jacksonville. 23
FOR RKNT Furnished housekeep
, Ing aparament ItlversUlo Apts.
j'none 4(7-.i.
11th
be there
w TO
Ladies free
V Malta
kri7 K. T., of
S. - frlTfrDAY, .PPRTIP 11, .925
will be from 9:30 to 10 a. in.
Itiegers perfumes for Easter at cost.
Emma Cllne Shop. 19
Beautiful Easter dance. Oriental
Gardens, Saturday night. 18
Charter No. 7701.
RKI'ORT OF CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank
At Medford, in the Stat of Oregon, at the close of business on April Cth, 1925
HKSOl'ItCES
1. Loans and discounts, including rediHcounts, acceptances of
nlhor linnltH. niifl fnrotun bills of exchanice Ol" drafts.
sold with indirsemcnt of this bank 5
2. Overdrafts, secured, None; unsecured, $1301.54
4. V. H. Uoveriuticnt securities owned:
a Deposited to secure circulation (U, S. bonds
par value) ( : $100,000.00
b All other United States Government securities
(including premiums, if any) 236,027.10
Total x i
5. Other bonds, Htm'Ics, HccuritleM, etc.:
0. Banking House, $82,500; Furniture and fixtures, $15,649.27.
7. Heal estate owned other than hanking house..........
8. ' Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank
10. Cash in vault nnd amount due from national banks
11. Amount due from State banks,
ies In tho United Stales (other
8, 9, and 10)
12. Exchanges for clearing house
Total of Items 9, 10. 11, 12,
4. Miscellaneous cash items
15. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and duo from U. S.
Treasurer ;
Total '..$1,957,949.94
JJAIIILITIES
Capital stock paid In
Surplus fund
a Undivided profits ;
c Less current expenses paid
Circulating notes outstanding
Amount due to State banks, bankers, ujid trust companies
in the United States and foreign countries (other than
Included in Items 22 or 23)
Certified checks outstanding :
Cashier's checks outstanding : ....
Total of Items 22, 23, 24, 25. and 20 1 29,139.00
Demand (IciMislts (other thun bank deposits) subject to
lie.serve (deposits poyablo within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check 803,403.73
Certificates of deposit duo in leus than 30 days (other than
for money borrowed) ;
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by
pledge of assets of this bank
Dividends- unpaid
Total of demand deposits (other than bank
deposits) subject to Roserve, Items 27, 28.
29, 30. 31, nnd 32 $1,030,882.24
Time dcMKltK Kubjcet to Reserve (payable after 30 days,
or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal sav
ings) :
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed)
Other time deposits ; .;
1'ostnl savings deposits
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve,
Items S3. 34, 36, and 30 $648,485.84
'I'nlted Slates deiKwitu (other than postal savings), includ
ing War Loan deposit .account and deposits of United
States disbursing officers ,
Total
State of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss:
I. Oris Crawford, Cashier of tho above-named hank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to tho
Subscribed and sworn to before
Correct Attest: B, K. Harder, -
Charter No. 8230.
Medford National Bank
At Medford, In the Stnto of Oregon, nt the close of business on April 6th, 1920
KESOrUCKS '
1.
Loans and discount, including rediscounts, acceptances of
other banks, and foreign bills of exchange or drafts,
sold with indorsement of this bank .-. $ 676, 902. 38
Overdrafts, secured, None; unsecured. $1733.47 1,733.47
V. K. (iovernmciit Kecuiitlrs owned:
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds
par value) ; $100,000.00
b All other United States Government securities
(including premiums, if any) $138,260.00
Tola! -..... , 238.250.00
Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc.: 123,977.41
Banking House, $66,237.22; - Furniture and fixtures,
$24,979.8S f. 91.217.10
Real estate owned other than banking house .-. . 8,200.00
lawful reserve with Federal RcHorvo Bonk...- 60.230.06
Cash in vault nnd amount due from national banks 76.020.U6
Amount due from Slat banks, bankers, and truet compan
ies In the United States (other than included In Items 8,
9. and 10) 9,107.89
Checks on other bnnks In the same city or town as report
ing bank (other than I torn 12) 18,099.70
Total of Items 9, 10, 11, 12, nnd 13 $103,227.65
Miscellaneous cash items 4,502.32
Redemption fund with U. S. Troasurcr and duo from U. S.
Treasurer i........; 5,000.00
Other assets, if any . 7,19
6.
7.
10.
11.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Total $1,313,248.08
LIABILITIES
Capitnf stock paid In ; $ 100.000.00
Surplus fund - 26,000.00
Undivided profits $ 34,697.20
c Less current expenses paid - 16,749.83 J7.947.31
Circulating notes outstanding f 98.500.no
Certified chocks outstanding ; 356.38
Total of letms 22. 23. 24, 25. and 2$...., $ 6,749.17
Cashier's checks outstanding .6,393.79
Demand deposit h (other than bank deposits) subject to
Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check 460,215.80
Certificates of deposit duo in less than 30 days (other than
for money borrowed) .i 73,191.65
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by. pledge
of assets of this bank or suroty bond 112,947.70
Total of demand deposits (other than bank i
deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 27, 28;
29. 30. 31, and 32 - $646,355.15
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or
subject to 30 days or more notlco, and postal savings):
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) 157.131.00
Other time deposits . 258,234.71
Postal savings deposits
Total of timo deposits subject to Reserve,
. Items 33, 34, 35, and 36 $418,696.45
Total - $1,318,248.08
Stato of Oregon. County of Jackson, es: , . .
I, John S. Orth, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the nbove statement Is true to the best of my knowledge nnd belief.
JOHN S. ORTH. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of April, 1925.
OCTAYIA B. GUILDS, Notary Public.
My commission expires July 29, 1928. ' ?' ' '
Correct Attest: O. M. Roberts. W. H. Gore, F. K. Merrick. Directors.
Xnil'.ii
jirliKlii in Kifcuilnl-
TONIGHT!
OUR ANNUAL
EASTER DANCE"
ORIENTAL GARDENS
o
9 One of the Joyful Events pf th$ Year
' J. J. Welsh of Medford was recently
elected vico Resident of the American
Yeoman of Oregon at tho stuto con
vention in Salem.
Columbia plaster vAll board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
yard. .
Funeral. Nolee.
The funeral service for the late
Norton Eddlngs, veteran stage driver
and well known pioneer, who passed
away at his home near Gold Hill yes
terday will be held at hlB residence at,
2 p. in. Sunday .Instead of . 10 a. m. ns
was previously announced.
Rev. Belknap will have chargo of
services.
Reserve District No.
12
008,755.02
1,301.54
336,027.10
386,220.70
98,149.27
29.963.01
100,872.00
165,170.91
bankers, and trust compan
than included In Items
r 15
100.36
20,802.87
and 13 $337,124.14
4.537.44
6.000.00
..
$ 100.000.00
20,000.00
(
24,814.42
13,073.86
11,740.67
98,097.50
4,076.52
191.83
24,271.20
87,380.65
or surety bond 140,017.86
20.00
152.802.19
493.520.26
2,103.39
19.004.19
..$1,957,949.94
best of my knowledge and belief.
OKIS olMwrUHO, Cashier.
me this 11th day of April, 1925.
J. W. WAKKF1ELD. Notury Public.
Jno. - R. Tonilln, Chns. Klrnng, Directors.
Reserve District No. 12
REPORT OF CONDITION OF TIIK
8,329.84
sag
TONIGHT LAST TIMES
Marion Dayies
In
''Janice Meredith"
You'll laugh, you'll weep, you'll
shout, you'll cheer! It sends a
continuous tingle through your
veins!
TOMORROW 2 P. M. .
SPECIAL EASTER
CONCERT
Crater Lake
Temple Band
Wilson Waitc, director.
Note
This Is tho last concert of
the season.
and
A. THRILLING TALE
OF THE PAMPAS
A tale of warm tango nights, of
Spanish beauties and jealous
lovers, of treachery, conflict,
unending thrills., Here is a pic
ture of rare fascination. Written
directly for5 the screen by the
master-author, Ibanez.
HONEST, FOLKS,
IT'S A KNOCKOUT!
"Dinty Moore's" All-Star
Pavilion Orchestra
featuring ''
Modeirn dance harmony,
with Metropolitan
tempo
Fair Grounds Pavilion
Sat. Night
JUST FOLLOW THE
TCEQWDS !,",.
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