Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 06, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto o o MKDPORD MATE TRTOFyT!, rRTfrOKD. OfiOV. .TtMl-flUV, ori'OHKK fi, ifg.s OPENS SESSIONS IN FEDERAL BLOfi; The annual tt-rni of the fc.lfrnl LOCAL RESTAURANT T lTv...fIICITYPANffl. 0 Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. . Can If Receipts, J5 head 1 130 throuKh): calves. 20 head (17 throughl. No cattle sold early. Calves, (inn; med ium to choice (milk-reds, excluded). 17.50 tJ 9 ; cull and common, ti 7.60; vealers. medium to choh-e. ItoiitHi 12.50; cull and common, $7 'if 10.50. Hoes Kecelina. 45 head (contract). Nominally Tort la ml WlMtit PORTLAND. Ore.. Oil. 6. Wheat: HKlt hard white $1.3): hard white. Muestem. baart $1.32: soft white As a result o( the disappearance o( court (or the s.mihern cireison dls- Dan Collier, the well-known proprietor Nominally steady trtl convened at two o'clock this or Dan a Lunch on West Main, near I sheep No receipts afternoon In the federal building."-' n0 unexpectedly abandoned his steady, The session Is expected to last ,w0 ' T 8K0 la"t 1'iduy nlg,lt' .leaving behind a number o( unpaid bills with a total indebtedness against The criminal cases to be heard, the business of about 1m0. that place and not vet arranged in ih nr.ipr after being operated since the disan- or trial are as follows: pearanre by the restaurant s employes $1.3:: western white $1 30: hard win- The United States against Mr. and u,n1er " nominal direction or C. R. ter Jl.SS: northern spring, western Mrs. Fred Hood and Mr. and Mrs. Colli(,r- father of the missing man. red $1.32. Thurman Jackson, Indicted for the W1!8 closeil last night by court order. Today's oar recoipls Wheat 75; alleged larceny of goods trom the ne l'loslhB action was the result barley 1; flour S; corn -I; oats 2; h.,m. nf Mrs. En Hnll nn ih. VI,,.,,- " "ousiii in circuit COUn liy , nay a.h reservation. The article, con- . "?,,?-., 7 .1 w " TW K.sted of wearing apparel belonging nVe? ' h. wh no1 8 ,lrat to Mlsa Amy Knight. 8 ' . aKa,nst ,be re8""'" The fnitcl Slalna nvnir,t CUrl.. - luuucu ma son 10 siun K. Krzner, charged with 7" -V O W - school itthlt'tic fit-M, mitt tho adjacent 'hcantui.V iidhcrcntsjv or something property owners, ami above nil has like that. no plan to submit to the chool board Mr. Miller understood by this pt hy which thut controversy will la."iyvlim that the city planning coin seMed. Tht statement published vs pnisston wus. meant, and therefore, llerday that the commission had such i when n reporter sttiti htm on the (a plan, whit h would b submitted fclreet some time later and usked if Thursday, gruse through a mistake the hoard had started to build (ht 'caused hy a joking remarK1 of one fence, as plan'), he told briefly that school hoard meinlr to another. it he city planning commission had a Instead, it is the property owners new plan of compromise, which they who linve a new plan to submit Thar- would nuhmit Thursday. day. Thev no Informed Kltner K. Wil- i json. chairman of the school board. und otlci of Final llturliitr, 'asked that the board delay building pin the rnuniy Court of Jackson Conn- It developed today that- the city (he fence until Thursday, when their t ly. Suite if urrc'ii planning commission, has taken no plan would bo submitted. Utter Mr. active Interest iu the controversy over Wilson told a. It. .Miner ol tms plan NOT INTERESTED IN FENCE FIGHT1 till III llllviiwiou ut.ns.t .,, .......... ... the em- -A,,. n,l""Z..:7'Z"..7"L belling of postal funds from the Mer for",. .p,' of WZiZl !rwas T.os a:rrV' "''ion'Wh''re,n'ortgagee in possession of the lis' -Tr d sl:js against Wilbur 'g lliggsman. indicted for assau t unon i. .m... . .. Monroe Faithful, during a nuarrel " " , ""'f! ". ll,a , , , ,,,.,.., , . n i , i " ' n in uiutie u aril iiiv iiitjaiiiaii 1 .1111 II !'OI!TINn, O?9'0ct. 6 Eggs One cent to 3 cents higher. Current receipts. 3Sc; pullets, 37i7ic; firsts, -(OiiiUlc; extras. 45j 4&MiC Butter and Milk. PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 6 Rutter Steady. Kxtra cubes, city GL'c; stand- ; prime firsts. -ISc: firsts. Faithful, the bual nn.i n.. off ii i?V,ci un"'r Krades, no.nn.al; prints. In the altecailon, sustained a knife del.tedness c; ,'ar,"18' r,4e- wound in the heart, and to the o far the rreditnr. bnve Wn I . M'lK-Steady. Rest churning cream, - I..'"":: . . T . ax net sni .nets track In sone Mi. t: I raw milk (4 per cent), f. o. b. Portland. $:'.05 owl. wonder of physician's, lives and will lenient for the most part and refrained appear as a witness. from taking legal action to protect The United Kintea against W. II. their Interests, in hope of being paid Todd and William .Mct'ampbell. it the business can be operated, charged will, possession or i.uoxicat- Along with the astonishment of the lug lUiuor on the Klamath rcserva- b.iblle that Dan Collier should aban- "on- don a prosperous business which he The Vnlted Slates against Jesse had built up in the course or the past Turner, charged with violation of Hie """ce or four years, is mingled much national inohihlt Ion act. sympathy for Collier's parents, who The I'nited Slates against c. Rey- came here from Texas about two years i.olds Mose. charged wiih forging ago to be with their son ami his and uttering n government check. 'a,""y- Tho personnel of the federul of- T1ie money he loaned to his son flcials. who arrived this morning Is was Practically all the father's life as follows: . savings. The mother has been pros Federal Judge Charles K. Waiver- traleii "cr since Dan Collier's dls ton. presiding: Assistant District At- appearance. torney Joseph siearns- Clerk of the , ,ur Predicament would not be so Court Frank Brown- Chief Deputy haY, " we ol,ly knew wllere lhia '" ti. s Mi.ehni ii it u...i. n 8al" t harles R. Collier today. Willi U. S. Marshal c. c. Wells: c. C. ln . ,li8 ,yes ami vok choking. , Hroilers-Leghorn, ai4Uc: lniorer. Spears, special agent, department of ' l0fa . e are frying is 3Sc: 1 pounds. 39i 40c; colored, 1 Vi Miss Margaret A. Fleming. Z7n ,i ".to n, Kiunds. 3llf 34c Poultry. PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 6. Poultry Ducks, weak; light springs, higher. Heavy hens. Me; light, ltic; springs. 5ti29c; young white ducks, lil i Mc. Potatoea and Onions. PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. o. Potatoes Quiet, inactive; $l."fii 1.85. Onions Steady; $1.5041 1.60. San Francisco Market. SA NKKANCISCO, Oct. 6 llutter rat. r. o. b. San Francisco, 64c. San Francisco Poultry. SAN FKANCISt'O, Oct. 6. (U. S. Hureau of Agricultural Koouomlcs.) the promised fence around the hli:h and deliiv, using the expression "city Charter No. 154. ltFPOUT OF CONDITION Ol" Keserve District No. TIIK Justice! private secretai- to the court. ' u 1 hta men,aI I Fryers Ughorn, District Attorney Oeorge E. Nue- LT i ' . ,' ii! u- over ;tti vi 3-c; colored, to 24 pounds, to 2i pounds. ner is expected to arrive Inter in .he """"" nouo.es. nis nusiness 3Ul3Lc. week. n.Jf 7m !Ml Young roosters-Colored. 3 pounds, ..... to do the right thine and w II do it to xnef .. m xieniues me criminni cases tnere th i..ut ni.m... xt w-w-., ulu iwDiriBl cuiuieu, luitr are two civil actions scheduled for 1 ? S'.h'JL1 "h' eisul f'"'1-1"" , . v.. vuiiiriu pounas, iui2ic; 3 pounds. FIRE LOSSES IN CITY ARE SMALL .J.,-, ... and no one will ever lose ,ey yearns through his son. if I can heln It. ,iv., i ' v ng In the Rogue It developed since the dlsappear- lt.ver valley, and his father was Lorn ance that Dan Collier had told his .0 years ago. on a donation claim, mother the night he lert that ha was that now comprises n portion of this almost distracted over the divorce suit city. The elder Siearns was active In his wife had begun against him Inst the early day Indian troubles In week: that nil his efforts at recon sourhern Oregon. iclllatlon with her had oroved futile and that he could see no other way out except to leave Medford and lo cate in some other place and begin life over anew. In her divorce suit Mrs. Collier charged cruelty.-. -Muoli sympathy is also expressed (or her and her 2;year-old daughter. The family resided on Vancouver avenue in a home that Dan Collier recently purchased on time navments. He also some time ago bought a fine Buick sedan car on payments. So rar The fire loss for the city last month a(,..f" he leaed Collier left the city was slightly In excess of $350 as com- w,Ul '," . car' takinK witn hlm ''is 10-1-a.ed to the $513 fire loss tor the year-''1 8n by 8 Previous marriage, month of September. 1924 The (Ire in,en,HnK ' leav(1 "e car in this state department answered six calls, three i , wenf out ,of ,reBon or which were outside or the' cltv 1 Bf,tore departing Collier paid off his while last year the department an's- re1s'allrant belp with checks which, weied 11 cal's. only one of which when "resented, were unhonored at was not in the city ,he bank because of no funds, It ap- The largest tire loss was suffered j;earinK he 'ad withdrawn his I - the Medford greenhouse on Kast balance bre leaving. These checks. aln street, when their furnace room. , ls, l'!: represent an amount of . cavated in the ground, burst ablaze. ,.,' . , ' p esnmahly (rom sparks (mm the1 s",'n' oXl"r rhecks have turned f .mace, which had been rired up in up wh, h worB unhonored ror tho reparation ror the winter season. "nm' mison. Including one or $05. lotiirancp adjusters Mxed the loss at ,vrn '" !l loral meal dealer. For f- n. The remaining two rires in the '""""'g check the district nltor rilv were nothing more than over- "'y'', "rfll-c hns Issued a warrant healed' Hues. However, the blazes In fnr '"olller'a arrest on the charge t'' country caused approximately "r w,lng checks with Insutflclent f'Oiih loss to Leonard Carpenter and funrt!' ln lhe bank. Die Southern Oregon Ons company. A I'"1 of unopened bill", nddress ''' former starting from defective Collier, reposed on Attorney virfiis and lhe latter from spontan- Charles w. iteames' desk today, e "'s comflilstioil. I w'hli'h have not yet been opened. The Inrgest fire loss during Septem- The most of these bills are thought he the current October hills and cinema. 23 lie cent; 24c; 3 pounds, 24?i26c; large col- u'ou ueus, iiincy, dutnic. Turkeys Young live, 36Q3SC. E Among the Medford visitors who came down from Grants Pass today. where they are attending the Irriga tion congress were Governor Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Patterson, of Salem; Senalor and Mrs. Miller of Grants Pass; J. s. Jnrdlne of o. A C, Corvullls; Mr. and Mrs. Louis McArlhur of Portland. Mr. McArlhur is a brother of the late Pat McArlhur.. Mr. Patterson Is one of the proml nently mentioned candidates for the republican nominutlon for governor and will announce his candidacy soon. - - Mr. Jurdine Is a brother of Secre tary of Agriculture W. M. Jurdine, in the president's cabinet. I or last year was $47S. to a resj- to he li 'iice on North Gruiie street. isiatcn Cnok wlih ess. Conk with gas. Tnnko Warning Itnvlvnl. RACHAM ENTO Police are Inves tlgatlng an anonymous letter post marked rrom Hun Jose, the contents of which follow; "Sacramento Police Department: If you hang Hall beware of murder, robbery and your life. J. Tanko. P. S. lleware, first and last warning." Maud to ll- Sold. SEATTI.I-: Captain Itnald Amund sen's exploration schooner, Maud, arrived from the Arctic. She Is to he sold. Don't j us t, 'ask.' for. pepper ! Ask for 'Schilling Pepper. More 'flavor goes' further. You might as well ' have the best. . ' . r Coffee 'Baking I "TV. wrier . ' H ' I . ' . . 1 Ezcdcti SchiffiitePepper O : v. . .. Nutmnn .Sget ' " j"J Vhbt AllyMce Mice aafaHMKsnMKir q Gnnnron Ginger 3 . o Or PapriJ A 11 othet g . Jackson County Bank K MeilforO In the State of Oregon. n th rlo.-e of Imsliu'ss in Stpt. 2S, 111 S(H IU i s 1 I.oanx ml dltiiMiunts. hifhnlinte rt'ilisi'ountH ntmvn in Uimi.s IS iiml 30, if tiny $ tK .R7.oa S. Ovenlrilf is sniuirtst ttml iittHuriil i.iV'2.'14 3. I1. S. Kvfinineiit Sfcuiltus owitfil, liu-tudiiiK Oiom hhown in Uvius 3ti an. I 35. if uuy . 31. 000. Oil 4. Other tmmlM. wurruntM and st'Cinitit'.t, iiti'luiliiiK fine Ik' u government, Ktme, inunieipal, vuriiorution, etc., includ ing ihowe shoun in iu-nvs .Hi and 3A, if any lOS.0I9.fiS ft. Stock:, securities, claims, liens. JudKtnentu, etc. . ft.TiM 14 ii. ItmikiiiK house. S-4u.tiiHi; fuiniuire and fixiure, $so,nno ... Tn.ouo.oo 7. Heal ehtate owned other than hankiUK house !.3:tV!ll K. (a) lawful reserve with fed em I re.scrve hank K. (he) i'ush on hand in vault otul due from oiher hanks, hankers atid trust comanlcH 3tii!.-IS3 10. KxehanneH for clearittK house mid lieuiH on oliier luinks iu lhe same city or town uh retortinK hunk 0C,4K2.r3 11. i'heckH tin )ankN outside ciiy or town tr icpurtliiK hank apd nt her cash items li',,S34.0K Total cash ami due from hanks, heniN X, It, 10 ami 11 f-ISi1.C74.ori Total Jl,ti3l,oy I I Wlll.t TIKS Capital stock paid in $ Surplus fund til) I'ndivided profits $ Jl,44!).05 (b) LesM current expeiiNeH, Intel est and taxea paid ft.70it.73 Dividend) unpaid Net amounts due to other hanks, hunkers ami trust com panies . IkMiinmi 1misIis. other than hunks, subject to reserve: Individual tleposiis Nithject to check. IncludluK deposits dm the Suite of Oregon, county, i-ltii-s or other public fuuda Demand certificates of depu,lt outstandiiiK I'ushier'N check of this hank oulstandinK payable on de- inuiul Certified checks outstanding Total of demand deposits, other than hank deposits, subject to reserve, items L'3, 24. 26. 26 fft0.l3.? I Timet ami Nuvlnjcs IcmisMn. subjein to reserve anil payable on demand or subject to notice: Time certificates of deposit outstanding SuviiiKK deposits, payable subject to notice Total of lime ami savings deposits payable on ue ma mi or Hunjeet to notice, items 27 and 2 .S4C3.39S.fi2 Liabilities other than above, if any; Reserved for Contltt- B'ncie 10.000.00 loo.ooo no 0,0(10,00 .fiK2.R2 132. mi ii3:,r.2o 13 240. 4fi 10.9 :io ;3 3. S 90. SO 121. C9? KO 34I.70S.N: f James In the Matter of the Kstat .lurdun, lM-euseil. Notice Is hereby elven that IT Campbell, administrator of the Estate, of .lames Jordan, deceased, with thtt W ill annexed, has filed hi)Klfth ami KlmiP Account herein mid I'etitloneil for dlHchurKe. and that Tuemlay. tha i nt h itay of November, 125. In th I'ouit titofii of this court in Jackson ville. Jackson county. Oregon, at the hour of in o'chtck q. M., (jia betn fixed us the time and place In hear said petit toner. All persons interest ed are notified to appenr then and there to show cause, if any there hft. why said account should not be. ap proved uiul said Administrator dis charged. Uiied this the th day of October, 1!I2;i. H. K. CAMIMIKLI.. Administrator of lhe Kslate of Jumes Joidan. Deceased, Willi the. Will annexed Charter No. 1 1 U lleserve District No. 1 i 1U 1'OUT tH' t'OMMTlOV itV TIIK Central Point State Bank At Central I'olnt. in the state of On-Kn at close of business Sept. 2X, 1924 Kttsol III I S 1. Loans and discounts. Includmi; vedistounts shown ln Items 29 and 30. If any .. $l3.197.4fl 2. Overdrafts secured and unsecured Noli 3. L'. S. government seeui itles owned, ilicludtiiK those shown in Hems 3" and 3... If any 3. 000. 00 4. Other bonds, warrants and securities. Including foreign gov ernment, state, municipal, corporal ion. etc., including those shown in items 3o and 3fi. if any M.387.&3 6. Slocks, securities, claims, liens. Judgment, etc., Stock in Fed eral liesorvc Hank IJO0.00 ti. Hanking house. $3mi0; furniture and fixtures, $403G 7.035 00 7. Heal estate owned other than hanking house 3.012.5ft V Lawful reserve with federal reserve hank 12,963 71 V t hi-1 Cash on hiMid In vault and due from other ban kit. bankers trust companies 74.031.ii6 II. Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank and other cash Item !.& Total cash and due from ban Km. items X, U, 10 ami II f K7.394 92 15. Other assets, If any - 1.0K9.O7 Toial 2n.0l . Gii Total 1. 631, 090. 95 State of Oregon. County of Jackson, hh. I. V. 11. Vawter. cashier of the above named hnnk, do Hototnnly Hwear that the uhove Htatement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. V. II. VAWTKK. Cashier. . Subscribed and sworn to before me thin 6th duy of October. 1924. T. W, MILKS. Notary 1'ubllc. My commission expires May lfi. 1927, Correct Attest: 11 C. Lumsden. C Hutchison. V. H. Vawter Director i.i itii. mi s Capital stork tilil In $ 25.00O.flfl Surplus fund 6.000 0 la) I hdlvided pronts &.?t4.4il tb) Less current expenses. Interest and taxes paid 2,750.28 Demand Deposits, other than batiks, subject to reserve: Individual deposits subject to check, Including deposits due the Slate of Oregon, county, cities or oilier public fumlN.. Demand certificates of deposit outstanding Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable on demand Total nf demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject to reserve, items 23, 24, 25 2ii $ii;h.ho.72 Time ami Savings Deposits, subject to reserve ami payable on demand or subject lo notice: Time certificates of deposit outstanding Savings deposits, payable subject in notice Total of time and savings deposits payable on demand or subject to notice. Items 27 and 2S $11 Jt. 041.72 Notes and hills rediscounlcd with Federal Iteserve (tank Notes and bills redlscouuted Including bonds or other secur ities sob) under repurchase nureemctiis with contingent llnhilllies , Hills payable with federal reserve hank or with other banks or trust companies Advances from War Finance Corporation I'lilted Slates government or other bonds borrowed Liabilities other than above. If any , ; 2.614.U 165.890 09 3.10 2,969.63 47.620.R4 7 1 . 1 2 1. 1 S None. None Non None: Non f320,016.6tl State of Oregon, County of Jackson, hh. ; 1, II. A. Ilagedorn. cashier of the above named hank, dn Holemnly nwenr that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. .i II. A. HAOF.DORN, Cashier. . Subscribed and sworn lo before me this fith day of October, 1925. i:DITH L, JACOHS, Notary Public. 7 My commission expires November 11, I92H. Correct - Attest : .1 o. Isaacson. Wm. C. Leever. V. J. Freeman, Dlrectom r4444 t t T T ? ? ? T T, Y t t T T T T ? t f f T T ? t t y ? t ? ? f t f t t t t y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y to y y fcs I Zane Grey's vrK -v rk i kj v 1 i-vC ? mmm otiwct III ders of the fur fie Sage TONY the wonderhorse r Fearless in the face of danger . he defttd his foes qcJ beat theml Friday BUI Desmond in "Ridin' Pretty" o o O 0 o 3