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OREGON QUINTi
DOWN G0N2AGAj
BY BIG MARGIN!
University Scores i 48-27
Victory-Willamette Plays
State On Even Terms In
First Half But Weakens
At Finish. .
k i rgF, ,!:, on-., .lull, awi Th
Till verity of Oregon bask olhirtl
team defeated I ho ! onxaga five,
-IX tn 1!7, hero tonlghl,
Oregon scored flvi! points be
fore the PlilbloKS rallied anil tied
tho count. I.i-vt-aux tallied twice!
ai ti r) Sc hocneeker dropped in a five;
throw. I
Oonzagn never threatened again)
except in t In- opening tniiiiitcs of '
the second half when they whittled ;
Oregon's 17 to in load to 17 to t.'l.j
'I'ln'N Oregon drew away.
'Phi1 .summitry: j
K( 1
l-"T
I'K
Si -iHH'tici'iiei', f
l:.'inl-r. f
M urphy, p
K.-i'illa, K
I.ovt'aiix, K
O'Cimiioi. f .
Kalidau. I'
TO'I'A L
OliKCON -
r;iik;n.s. f
iioip, r
KJHMlntrl. !
L-voff. K
.Stevens. w
IColtpris, v.
ISnylc. b
llrrnor, f
TOTAL
llcfpn'c, Italph Ct
J-Imil l'ihiMo.
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COUVA LI.IK. Ore., .Inn. 3 (A)
OreRon State Oollej-e continued
)U serieK of haskt'tl'all vl- torlen hy
lU'fcatliiK tho Wilhunclle 1'iiiver
tUy STi to H 1.
Tho visitoi-H pltiyod (It; Orp.nwi"
men on fairly even terms durlm; I
tho first hiilf, which ended 17 tal
Ki in rnvoi of the Htnlers, Tln
. r.roro wan lied thrco limes (lurlmv:
tho rM half.
Frouont ulmtitullons In tho
Kr:Mind half slowed tho kiuo koiho-
wli.il and the Iteavors were iiryer
in danger In thai pet loil.
Conch OiM si.aited his slronnosl
team wltli l-M Lewis at center hut
tlio visitn in .scored six points be
fore the licaveiH counted.
Adams, t, Willamette, was
scorer with 1 .r pojut.s.
LOS A)r:iOI.KS. Jan. 3 V
The University of Montana hasket
h'ill (piintot defeated the I'nlverHlly
of Southern California team '2U to
'2 ft in it hard fought Kami hero to
nltiiit. The Monanans led 1S to 1 r at
half time and Increased their lead
to 1!3 to Hi when the Trojans spurt
ed to tie tlio score at L'3 all. The
invader wore not to hi denied,
however, and soon foruod in front
to end the. Vanm with four-point
marM Tlio Trojans won last
night's contest lis to L'l.
STANKOltl) I'MVMItSlTY. Cal..
Jan. 3 iA) Coming from liohlnd
In tho closing mtmites of piny to
tie the .score nt 2 all at the end
of the regular plnyinn time, tho
I'nlversily of Kan Fninclsco bnsket
ball leant defeated Stanford Uni
versity L'7 to 34 In an extra period
name hero tonight.
The visitors counted first In the
overtime period on a free throw,
which Was followed by field Knls
by IMIIiard and Itarelllen. The -best
tho Indians could ho, was a slm:le
Ion i? field Konl hy Ulntala.
I'itliard led all the scorers for
tho evening with 12 points, follow
ed by Moffntt of Stanford with 10.
TUSCALOOSA WILL
STAGE RALLY FOR
Tl'.SCAI.OOSA,; Aln., J;ln. S WU
An anrlont Unnio mniotl ovrr (hot
city to Caiwn ctHHtut'iliiK fiive
on ttu-lr return from ut'tv.sru1
(MtnpalsnK, o will TUHCjilonya rct't
Aliitmmo's Crlmsoit 'I'ltlo Moioluy.
KIukm wiiveil tonlwltt fiitni ovim-v
Imslnesst hotiHo and the crlmiton
and Willi' of Alabama was w rn at
every torn.
Float1, ieltl; In colofe.l spleml
or. wlH'trall the Intiro wamoin lll.tt
will become (be victory chariots
of t'oach Wallace Waile, anl lr.x
vlclirlonH t'rlniHon Tiilc. These
w .tKotiR will be drawn by tinlvei ii y i
NtihlentH and Tuscaloosa citizens,
KiNtni the railway wlalion Ala
bantii'it I'dtiltton and white -lad
bani will lead a iarado Ihroutih
the principal hujlnerHrt Mlrcctw and
down rnlvcrnity avenue to Hie
campus, where honta:o will be
:veo tho playeiM.
PANAMA CITV. .Ian. 3 (P
ranama. itt jir)vernment overturn
ed In u brief revolution which
broiluht death to la pcraoi". to
day awaited tlio return of lU new
preBlflent-dcBlnale, Dr. Ion Kic
Htclo J. Alfaro. mlnixler at Wash
liiKtort, Dr. Alfaro cabled from
Washington lilti iicccplnnct of tha
pout.
ST. MARTS--HAD
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OMRS SLUMP
Hsti Rpr.nintc nrtlitw .avt
Report Northwett;
Squads. Sh ow Gain
Economy Wave Hit
Many Colleges. .
NFAV YOIIK, Jan. 3 ') Vi I h
few notable exceptions, colleges
throinthout tho country, largo an '
small, will practice Ml rift "economy
programs" for U'M, tint Associated
Press survey of conditions disclosed
today. "
Replies from more than ITiO r'P
reseuiaiive Inst ii in ion.s ,su far have
(ndicittfd a ralliu!,'-fff aveniKin.
Mi)plitxiiiiali'ly ' piT ci-nt in fnot
l.al! KitK n-eciptM.
in round fifiiirt'M, fur the rollff
and iinivMHliicM involved, thin
cmimaic.l tu n-pn-stMii a d.M-linc c
iimiv ihan $3. DDO.OMIi at t "at
f r l!iHi).
At the l.lKKf'l' institlltiollH, Mile
:is Vaic. (atifirni.t. Harvard. I
nylvania, Michigan, Soiillicrn ali-
fornia, vln-r( coHi'e Hpot'i.H liavi-
i-caclM-d the millinn-dnllar calc.
HiM'h reduf't ioiw as Jiii vc- licrTi I'idt
In rori'lptK will mil mat.-rlally af-ft--l
IliIU pioyrunis oi- ludK't.
Ohio Slati'. fin- cKampI". d-Mpilo
n per cent drop In ivi-'dpu, in
KniiiK ahead with wmio expansion
)lans. inclndiiu; Do oddillin of a
suvimmitij; tram.
St. Mary's of I California vn.jnyi'd
prhiijis tin- !d:-'.i.st Imoin of any
.uMi'Ki' i" t'1" l!t:Jn '""H'lill Mpnt
liMlit. Alt'iidan.i' 'it KiiriM-H play-d
l,y ilo' !ali.pin (ia.ds iin-rf:i:J-d
Hint'
than m i' cent from mm
i :t2i,o'itt.
A.s, a result St
he expanded all
year.
Similarly the combination f
factors developing more intense
Kridlroii interest in the Paeifh
Northwest states of Oregon and
Washington brounlit abi'Ut record
attendance and receipts. On ihe
other hand both Stanford and Cali
fornia reported .some falling off In
receipts, the former about S'Jit.UUU.
lite latter about $r,u.l)i".
Koouomy will be liie rule
throughout the liij; Ton but Iowa
and Wisconsin alone of thl.s power
ful Kroup have Indicated sharply
defined policies of retrenchment for
1 ii It 1 .
The f 1 nc- Hhnwln.is of the basket
ball team In .llM Balnea no far and
In fact of the entire basketball
s(liad of lhc .(edfonl lilh mIio iI.
foh'ether with the iiuu-oially hrii;bt
outlook lor a very fuioeop.sful ea
aon has aroused that time hon
ored i?nlasy of bid stiffs, the Kip
Van 'Winkle club of coolers from
its state of dormancy of several
years past, to activity and if they
can KCt rid of their rheumatism
and retain their health these kind
ly old fellows plan to become a
Mi-rat factor 111 tryillK to 'lirlllK
about another -state basketball
champlou.ship for the city.
That Is why 117 well known old
Itips. who came In taslcabs, over
shoot, mittens and mufflers attend
ed the reoi'tjanlzatlon meetlim- held
under the Jackson street hi'ldao last
nltilil. After discioslm; the situa
tion, with only one Itlp talk
ing at a lime, the other lilps eager
ly drlnklne. In the npeak.r' words
thrmmh their ear trumpets, as they
louiiKod on' their crutches. It was
unanimously voted to ask t'oach
lltilKhcr's services In ablins them
to oil tii their joints and throal.s
for old lime roolltiK duty at Med
ford blah's future panics.
There would have been a larger
attendance of lilps had It not been
that quite a number of members
are down with the mumPK and
whoopill;; com;!!.
II was decided to have Ihe old
officers hunt; over, which meant
that. Itob lloyle would continue as
extra Miami exalted ruler; Hill
Isaacs. John Mann and A. l'. Allen
as trustees. Jndt:e Taylor as treas
urer and secretary. Hill dates as
rootlm; leader, 1'. I', lmnion as
deh'irale to the national Ulps con
vention. Jack Thompson aj alter
nate and Hill Warner as keeper of
the cushions.
Basketball fowsa
Kogue lilvcr basketball (..m
won the first j conference Bame i
r'l lday night fi-om the Central ,
romi im:ii s. nooi loam ny a
Ufeatrd the llomie Uiver fi-
score of 'J I Iti 1",
Carleton '2 1. Minnesota
North Dakota State l.
I ,o
Ohio WvHh yan l'
Notre I inrne 1 7,
', Chicago 4 I.
Nor ii western
'.Ml.
Oeorgia Tech 2. Temple LM.
Ohio Cnlveislty :'l, Hepauw 3'-'.
Hiniuesno 4!, St, MaryH (Mich
luatn IT.
Wooster (Ohio) 53, Findlav 35.
Yale L'li, Pennsylvania, ;'5 (five
minuti'M overtime).
, ,
A (.1 ray son count y. Ky., fanner
made a net profit of JM on a litter
of pigs lu UN da ye.
SCHMELUNG TO
- TITLE' - IM JUNE
ttriW'hfl Stateif Frtr Bmit In
Chicago Irrespective Of
Any Action By ffiew.To.ri
Commisilott, Sharty
Furcd Foor Prospect)
j NKV YORK. J. !
j Srhmeliin will uUivJ hut hiv.-
wefffht tlth' t J tin hut th
match will tak pine in tnnl1ir
f-"li'1 I , Chirtffo, r-rdl:n8 of am
arllon tlic Now Turk j(hltir
commif-io nutp tak TuHduy it)
itH ImiKihy wi'kmhI wlih the mucU
itiK Tr-utim
VomihC Kill t rlliling. tho prtd
rf (iiM)i'iia, Hdmi .luck whnrltey,
(he lioMton hiffor, 1m ulated to 1 .a I -
H.-Uf Schinclimx for the champion
f .ship llflT Maxio won hint Jun
;" ! on h foul from Sharkpy In thf
Yank' Stadium. Kurlherinore if
h ; Ml koch well, the till duel will
i- ho proeedwl hy an f-iiniitiu I ion
mattdi Ixdwri
j I'rliun Cnrnt'rti
Hirihllng Hd
tlio Italian whule,
soinct hue in l-'eli-
in .Miami,
Kin.,
rtiary.
Tli is myst ic p.-or in? into the
crystal hall of the future is done
Will) Die a.Srtistu lief of ScllliietiUK'H
"White 1 louse HpokeHnm n.'' The
details of 1 he out ire plitn are
.scheduled to hecome official prop
erty following the Tuesday meet -iUK
of the fi.slm f.ilhera.
Joe JacoliM. SdnoeliiiKH pilot, in
due In answer Tuesday Ihe ulli
iniitum of the eouimis.siuii lodciinK
the (ierioan to l'o;ht Sharkey
aKain here in June or find him
self hctvfl of the tit le icenKHi-
Mary's sports will tion. Jaeohs, after leimtliy com
the line t h Is ( in u n k-atjoiiH with St-hmeliti in
Merlin, has decided to answer the
commission just as he did a week
ajfo when the fat hers save him
seven more days to reply "yes"
or "no" lo the Kharkey proposi
tion. Jacobs will tell tho commission
he is ready to slum Hohmelingr nine
ty days before the match takes
place for a title duel in the Yan
kee Stadium a k a Inst I lie "out
MtandliiR contender" at that time.
The coinmlHsion, If itH own fore
easts tire accurate, will immediate
ly rep'.v that the answer is un
satisfactory and the heavyweight
championship is as vacant in this
state as ll was tho day after Ocne
Tunney retired in tlli'X.
That Kesture on the part of the
commission will he the hIkhiiI for
I-VhiiIc ' ,, Itrune, former ' general
matchmaker at -Madison Square
Card iMi, to announce in Miami
that he has completed arraiiKo
tneiils for StribliiiK to fiKht there
late In February to- early in March.
MtrihliiiK undoubtedly will be sus
pended here Just as Paulino I'cu
dpn was for battling the Man
Mountain in Spain but the south
erner feels that he nilK'ht just as
well ho tinder the ban as ihe way
he is now. The commission has
refused repeatedly to recognize
any claim of Strihllnn's for a
match with Sharkey to do tor mi no
tho challenger for NehmcllnK.
The "spokesman" brings out
points rather easily understood to
support the taking of the next
heavyweight battle to Chicago,
just as tho late Tex Ithdiard did
with tho second Tunney-Hem psey
mat i'h three years ago. Sehniel
Ing ami Sharkey, because of their
inactivity since their fiasco last
.luno, would ho almost certain lo
fight again here before a slim
house.
Strlhling Is a fine drawing card
In Chicago, where Soldier Field
seats over 100, una. Sehmeling al
ready has received an offer of
jr.ou.ooo from Nate Lewis, match
maker for the ( 'h lea go stadium,
for a match with Htrihllng.
PKNHIjFTON, Or.. .Imw.
F mat ilia county spurt sincn are
not in full accord wlik several
changes In the game code propp
ed by the state coimwitsHon.
A bout fifty snu tsm-n wet bore
last uli;ht wlih S. I". ThomiMti, f
Pendleton, mm,ur ( tho it le
commission.
opposition was epiised to pro
hibition of tW w-e livtv iiw
and wlwmi egii (wr bnlt. The
group favuM w w;ht-rfiy )kes
ant season with V i ;unday. and
oppfc4 a Wi;fter lionise fee. 5up
lrt ras g rn tho .prtpn.-n- ik-er
season Jitng Oct. 1 lo .o. 1. ul
pi tetin of ber In wiMin 're
4'.ou was oiflloso.
W I iOTtl. .I-., :i iflM
Vetnwi- -tit. Vb A
u)ipi u,Vmff (() erit:sm that inter
r,A (fm vteran oan we
h h u lng that
le.s
uWit tll ri'itlfv are below
'liaxBnini r cent that may
1 rlnfl. 0
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I t.KST, Kmnanla, Jan. 3.
ul' Oueen Helen, estranged
wli c King Carol, returned to
,,,.,' ,; inirrl,,! ,Ism,; f i;;0b. . Pllhed and. Airinn the du
ni, I lov,. at II,,' I"mI-hI,- l III
i-lmcl. ut,,',. u l,v Ivlni; ititil now
(',nil,,l Vulviulo of AllmJulU.
VlNNI!'l;i. Jan. .1 ,,11 I'.itk
or J. Moloney. Austrullati ntinlsti'r
of miukoiH ii,l traniort. .prt'sH
vv olilnlott here to.l.iy that tho
hrat niitiKotH of th,' world hav
ri'iu'lit'tl ilu'ir t-ottotn. "A ruins
imirUi't." he si, 1,1, "will not bo long
il,yru."
BRITISH DRIVER
" , V M , -TT-fC
It m f
t
Gi( Biitatd will makfc a hi
l.iui) taorK povutfr tuaoiiine
prupeses trim for th rscord at
to th shores ( Grt 8o' LaH
CLEVELAND PRO
SETS HOT PACE
IN MIAMI PLAY:
Will'ams One Under Par
For DayMaine Amateur
Gets Hole In One And'
Farrell Confronted B y ,
Rattlesnake Hazard.
1 V- T wSffWWJ
. j 8 l-i sof-otnls, a full second faster j tional conferences, presu matdy wlt
; than Hob McAllister's world mark j prospective candidates for the" job",
liy llI SAFFPIS i and then stepped the SO meters in i before returning to P.erkeley to rer
MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 3 in) Uddiu j eight seconds, a full second ahead port his findings. 6 '
Williams, Cleveland, one-putted on ! of that record. I "It wfll be several weeks nt least,
nine of eighteen greens and streak-. The officials' went into a huddle before any definite announcement
oil into the clubhouse' at Miami1' and discovered that the starthigtas to Price's successor 'is possible,"
i-'prln course today with K. . slzzl Une, which was to have been mov-j Monahan said. "I have looked tho
lug score of 7 1-70 HI for a two-! ed bark lo compare with the fin -1 field over ,retty thoroughly. " I
stroke lead at lh" half-way point, ish line so that the runners would j have conferred hero with n ctiri
lu the 7-! -hole Miami oiieh golf j not have to continue on through n ! .slderable number of football' men,
tournament. ! brick wall hail not been moved back J conches as well as executives. I
The Cleveland professional"' .til- j at all and that the runners werej have further conference scheduled
3-V- 1 was y.ie under par. the. doing a distance that could only he1 In Chicago next week. I expect to
first such accomplishment since estimated at around till and SO j bo back In P.erkeley within two
the tournament opened Friday. j yards. weeks and put the cards on- the
Two strokes behind him wn Joe Tlie )!0 meter distance was meas- table for final consideration."
Turnesa. Klmsford. N. V. pro. who
f..n ,r.,ui,,i-,ini.i a.hIi
anot her for 1 I li.
Johnny Farrell, Maniarone 'k. N. !
Y., evaded a rattlesnake hazard on '
the 14th fairway to Ho with M.'iirij
Cim-I, Stratford. Copn., at 147 for
third place. j
The professionals saw John '
Urown, Portland, Maine, aihuteur. j
hang up a hole in one as a' part;
of his day's accomplishment. The
ace was made on the liJ.'.-yard j
seventh.
Williams scored an oven brenlc
with pa r fvr 'Ml on the otit bound j
trip today, coming back lie was
one under par. His pulling of the,1
now laiKO ball beitur used officially
in the tournament play for the
first time, earned the attention ofj
spectators. .mi" con testa nts. i
I'arrell studied a small rattle
snake eoib d in front of his hall on
the I I lh fa trway after spectators 1
said tho reptile struck, barely miss- j
ing the trouser leg of the former i
national open champion. . A spec-j
tutor took Farrell's niblick, killed
the snake and exhibited its rattles.!
Farrell continued to play to score j
a 73 for the day. Play will bo over,
3ii holes tomorrow to conclude the)
tournament with (17 qualified en-j
trains participating. ' ( J
Cbicslflod RdvprlNinir eT rjiulta
- iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii
W. H. LOOKER
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SPRINT RECORDS
r
j r i iu(iun. of. the now defunct Tneonin
' , j ' " 'y I ijteani of. the- Pacific Coast league,
MOW YORK. Jan. 8 (fP) World! NEW YORi;,"' Jan. (Apl lml Sammy McAdams. fleet wing
, ,,. . , , ! . i i ' i ' ,' j'. i er wf tho Vancouver I-aous, of the
records wre falhiijx faster Minn quest for a leatl cyach ut tlie L nl- . . ,, .
i ; same league, have been sold to
Knulish he.ivy weights in I he A mer- j vei sily of 'n lifornia lo sueeeed ; Xew York Kangi-rs of the
iean sprint seri.-s at the C. dumbos j Clareiiee At. (Nittsi Prii-e, was cim- v..,;,,,...! iiof.iCov Ifiirnc In -in-
c.Mlliejl, K
f C sianii s tonight until
il was discovered a .slight error of
some ir yards hail been made
measuring the course.
Ira Singer, former New York
schof)llioy star, first stopped what
was listed as the GO-metor race in
I ured and found to be lust nS yards,!
i iimviiia wino.i1 it u minutimi.
...i u
ly the first, time anyone had over
run that exact distance either by
accident or design.
SAI,KM, Ore., Jan, 3. (?) Only
one fatal accident was reported
to the state industrial accident
commission for the week ending
January 1. out of a total of 401
accidents reported. The fatality
was Conral Kitelinan. a
Portland
I painter.
30
North
Central
PROTECTION
r ...
GALiFORNiA HUNT
FOR OHIO MENTOR
IN FAST AT FN0flSKK.',,o:;.
Ill LMUJ I 1 t . L.MUj(pJ-l-:hjio Kenny, husky
) pletcd today, far as the e.-t is
j concerned, but still has some ad-
in'ditlonal
i-ritory to cov. r. Oradu-
ate Manager 'William W. Moniihan
i told the Associated F'rss. ''
j Monahan btivos tomorrow for
(Chicago where he will hold addi-
4-
i . WASHINGTON. Jan.v3. t- (A) --!"
i An iinfnvorahle reoorr on the urn-
posal of Senator .Capper, repub
lican, Kansas, to have the- ifarm
hoard distribute for relief pu-rpoge
40.000,000 bushels of tho. surplus
wheat it holds was' made to the
senate agriculture committee to
day by the. hoard.
Clifford (hum, 17, who produc
d 107 bushels of corn to an acre.
; is the champion 4-11 club corn
'grower of Arkansas.
WHILE YOU ARE
Jackson County
Building and Loan
Association
HOOP DRAWINGS' tff
U-uiu(A for the state hlh
' Hloo " U tbli iQui nament il;
i fHm, U-aMl . ID, UU and 2 1
i ;, vrr- mioV' ti Portland ihis
i t 8 k and ibm ajtr ia ihl.-i di:--
ow (k. v;n py m-sr ;
iQtma v o to vioantr is :strlct
No. I. wbiii iDjrlno4 I'm schools :
of HmV Biror, Tho Oaliei, Otml 1
and JdHjbUtthJta high of AliWop-
TW htn.d rfre for the ifUMDi-
i mi will h Italph t'oimin, w'oa
vffkciMtwd at tha ,U'd ford Ash bud
i!owll gam thi jfw.f,
Tb4ti' will be two PtotUiBd
srhooU In th? tournament, tod
j as the drawing this your wit made,
libera wh ho danger of the two
Hose. CUy 8iuads pluyiua eivh i
other in The ojieninn liatne. The
Portlwnd winner will play its firt .
tame with the Clntsop bounty i
winner, whh'h will prttbably bo A- i
t'oria, last year championn. 1
ulem, ihe hoM wihool, will play
the Coon county winner, so there;
will be no worry about the Salem
attendance heimt up to expecta
tion. ; The runner-up for the Portland
title will tangle with the winner of.
the Lane, Linn and MeJiton county
circuit, and they are apt to .arabi
a tartar as Corvallis and Albany I
arc both floured as having; strontil
Jan. 3.
y cleLense
nouiioiiii' jho sale of the Iwo nlav-
ors today Frank Patrick, prosi-
,m 0f nl0 (.o;isi loop, stated that
Kenny was sow lor 5;oiuo aim
MeAdam for $7500. Jioth players
left for the east tonight. They
will report to Manager tester
Pti trick of (lie Rangers at New
York next Saturday.
HKI-OKT r CONDITION' Oh' TDK
Farmers Sc Fruitgrowers Bank
At Medford, County of Jackson, Oregon; nfc close'of business. December
31, 1930.
ltFsorucRs
Loans and discounts L..V...V. S04.1 54.4 S
Overdrafts :.: ; ; :. J...:: ....f. 77.lt:
tSonds. seeurities. etc. t. , ;. .;.. ,.... fI,:)73,KO
lianking house none, furniture 'ii nd fixtures ..' 7.7S1.S1
Cash, duo from banks npd cash items ,. 5 3 , 8 S . 5
Total
MAiiii.rriKK
Capital stock paid in
Suruluft ,t.4
i.ienvnieu rnunn -ntfi
Demand deposits
Time certificates
Savings .deposits --
; ; Total
State of Oregon, County of Jackson, hs:
I, F. Wall I, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of knowledge ami belief.
F. K. WAUL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day of January, 1!)31.
MYRTLE W. 1JLAKHL10Y, Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Jan. 10, 1934.
Correct Attest: C. K. Oates, CI us Newbury. Holroy CJetchel!. llireetors.
SAVING
When you invest with us you not only have the
protection of first mortgage security on im
proved, real estate but you have the comfort
ing assurance of our background of twenty
two years of safe saving.
It is a good thing to place your money where
it is always worth a hundred cents on the dol
lar and where it has an assured income.
A preferred dividend of 7 is paid on CLASS
A stock in this Association, shares are issued
in multiples of $100.00 and participate in the,
semi-annual dividends from date of invest
csfflsisWs Hose
Silk from oy U Toe
With each $1.00 cash pur
chase a f)0c ticket to the
- Holly Theatre FREE
Alexander's Grocery
Ore and BuMioai
I
Purchased
nisei liy St.ie r,f C.ililornU
WILDBERG BROS.
SMKI.TJNC; &. Rl: FINING $3.
Pl.ir.tL South San Fr.ind
I YOUR HEALTH 1
is your weuttn. ll s atj near as
your leiepuone. L.ati iu lor
appointment.
DR. CHARLES R. SIMKINS
Over Woolworth's Store
Russian Massage. Electrotherapy
Chiropractic
J
J.S31 7.81 5.7S
..5 50,000.00
10,000.110
-:)'" 4,354.35
.. 194, !(.::
1 2,54 S(
.. 45.040.'
..$317,815
Organized
1909