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PAGE TWELVE BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOK1), QBEGON, tTHUHSDAT, NOVEMBER 7, 1935. WOMAN IS CALLED ASHLANT5, Nor. T (Spl.) Tn the passing of Mrs. Ann Brown Gregory. Aahland loses another or itm rm pio near woman who spent M years of the 88 years of her life In this city, one of its mortt loyal citizens, end interested until the day of her death in every clpic movement for Its bet terment. Coming from a, pioneer Christian home, she has been an active member of the Methodist church since her tenth year. Mrs. Oregory was also Schilling Baking Powder made , from CreamTarlar -makes ejood Ihhirjs "gooder" RELIEVE EXTERNAL MUSCULAR PAIN rnrten Mis-Called "Rheumatic") If stabbing, shooting muscular pains n Khoulders. arma and legs are ma lug your life a misery; if neumlglc pain and surface pains of the body are robbing you of comfort and ease don't endure this torture any long er without trying William R. U. X. Compound which is bringing the joy cf quick relief to so many sufferers. This compound Is prepared from the prescription of a former army doctor who us i tn hI P110 for many years. Now sufferers may have the benefit of It relief at a cost of only A few cent & day. Take Just few doses of Williams R. U. X. Compound Md see how, much better you feel. The first bottle must satisfy you or money bade. For sale by Heath's Drug Stow. (Adv.) a. member of the O. B. 5. and of the Women's Relief Corps. She maintained her own home on north Pioneer until Just two years ago, when she came to live with her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Yeo, but spend lng months at a time with her other daughter, Mrs. J. A. Harvey of Santa Ana, Cal. Mrs. Oregory suffered but one day's illness before her pawing, November 5th. Ann Brown Oregory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown, was bom in Moniteau county, Missouri, Janu ary IS. 1847, and remained there un til the date of her marriage to J. W. O. Oregory, September 22, 1897. In 1872, they oame to Yolo county, California. After three years spent in California, Mr. and Mrs. Oregory came to Jackson county, Oregon, liv ing for nine years on ranoh at Table Rock. Since 1884 the home has been made In Ashland, where Mr. Gregory died May 0, 1011. Three children were born to them, J. Milton, who died February 8, 1900; Olive (Mrs. O. H. Yeo), Ashland, and Edith (Mrs. J. A. Harvey) of Santa Ana, Oal. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church today at 3:30 p. fil ths Rev. Melville Wire, pastor, giv lng the funeral address. Interment was made In the family plot In the Ashland cemetery, J. P. Dodge fe Sons In charge of funeral arrangements. Due to the fact that the trapping season for xur-oearing animals will open on November IS, which Is two weeks earlier than usual, trappers will be able to take advantage ot the Ideal conditions brought about as a result of the present early spell of cold weather. The season will ex tend to February 15. and Included In the list of furbearers which can be taken only during this period are mink, muskrat, otter, fisher, marten, ringtail cat and raccoon. A special trapping license will be required for the taking of these ani mals as a result of action taken by the last regular legislative session. Such a license may be procured by forwarding a fee of 3 to the office of the game commission in Portland, and It Is not necessary to fill out formal application blank. Ijine County Pioneer Dies vrrmrNW!. Or.. Nov. l.iPi Thom- w trniiAv. 77. native and life-long resident of Lane county, died yester day. He was born near jyuie? tuu In 1857. 6t .973.18 1,853.78 Reserve District No. 12 Charter No. 7701. COKmTION or THR . . First National Bank Of Medford, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business on Nov. . 1,35 " 1 Loans and discounts guaranteed . ? owned other th.n banking ou . Reserve with rederal ReMrvVn:"::'l"";:" 1"-... I. Cash in vault and balance, with other bank. - 10. OutaWe check, and other caah lten...-...-.------- 19. Other Mct 044.035.31 313.037.68 83,332 0.00 130,889.03 070,836.33 0,070.11 4.843.03 Total Assets - ...(3,187,387.35 18. . i lull f TIRfl Demand depo.it except rnt T'!"'...."' public fund., and depo.lt. of other M;""""" Tim. deno.lt.. except petal wvlnga. pubito fund., and de- chocks outstanding - ...... -....-.. Total of items 14 to IS: (a, secured by pled, of loan. andor Investment. - w ' (b) Not secured by pledge of loan. ' andor Investment. 3.688,1701 90. SO. (c) Total Drpo.lt Other liabilities Capital account ...13,006,789.68 Common .lock. 1000 .hares, par 8100.00 ,nnnnnn per ah.re 1W0.00 , v 80,000.00 Surplus " ' ... undivided profit. net .'?.., Reserves for OTiillnsenclea 6.048 87 Total Capital Account Total Uabllltle. 1O0.4M.43 ,.83,187,357.38 MEMORANDUM: Loan, and Investment. Pledged to Secure Uabllltle. (1. United State. Government obligation., direct andor fully guar.nteed 431,000.00 83. Other bond., stock., and securities . 70,500.00 84. Total Hedged (excluding redlacount.) 493,400.00 (b) Acain.t publlo fund, of State, counties, school district., or other subdivisions or municipalities... 439. 400.00 (cl Acalnst deposits of trust departments....... 7.000 00 (d) Acalnst otlier deposit. 6,000.00 (f) With State authorities to qualify for the exercise of fiduciary powera 60.000.00 (h) Total Pledged 49J.400.00 State of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss: I. Oris Crawford, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement I. true to the beat of my knowledge and belief. OH1S CRAWFORD, C.shler. Sworn to and subscribed before ms this 7th day of November, 1938. ROBERT C. HART, Notary Public. My commission expiree May 35. 1937. Correct: Attest: B. R. Harder. Jno. R. Tomlln. Eugene Thorndlke. Director. RKPORT OP AN AFFILIATE or A NATIONAL RANK Published In Accordance with Section Mil, r. 8. Revised Statutes Report a. of November I, 1935. of First Natlonsl Company, of Modford, Oregon, which Is affiliated with The First National Bank of Med ford, Charter number 7701. Frderal Reserve district number 13. Kind of business: Mortgage Loan, and Investments. Manner In which above-named orgsnlratlon l atlluted with national bank, and degree of control: Stockholder. Identical. Financial relation, with bank: Stock of affiliated bank owned, Non. Loans to affiliated bank, None. Borrowings from affiliated bank, None. Stock of afflliat registered In name of bank or known to b. owned by bank directly or ln,iiivLij, Kuue. Other obligations to, or known to be held by, affiliated bank. Nous. Other information necessary to disclose fully relation, with bank: Noue I, Eugene Thorndlke, Secretary of Plrat National Company, do solemnly awar that the above statement 1. true, to Uie best of my know-le. .rt belief. EUGENE THORND1KE. Sworn to snd .ubscrlbed before me this 7th day of November. 193S. RICHARD PAYNE, Notary Public for Oregon. My couueasIod, .aplie. February 37, lf.!7. FUNERAL SERVICES S. S. SMITH AT Tl Funeral services were held at the First Christian church this afternoon for Sidney Sumpter Smith, promi nent resident of Medford since 1910 who died at his home Tuesday morn ing after a long illness. - The church services were conducted by the Rev. D. E. Millard, former pas tor and an old friend of Mr. Smith. Representatives of numerous civic, fraternal and trade organizations at tended the funeral, the Klwanls club, of which Mr. Smith was a member, attending in a body. Slslclyou Memor ial park was the place of Interment. The Rev. Mr. Millard sang one of his own. compositions, "The Song of My Heart." M. E. and Letha Olsen sang a duet, "When the Mists Have Rolled Away," and the church male quartet sang "Rock of Ages," all these songs having been favorites of Mr. Smith. The quartet was composed of John Klrkpatrlck, Chester Wendt, M. E. Olsen and the Rev. Mr. Mil lard. At a meeting this noon of the di rectors of the Klwanls club resolu tions of condolence were adopted. Similar resolutions were adopted by the city council and at a special meeting last night of the Jackson County Democratic Central commit tee of which Ralph Stephenson Is chairman. The resolution adopted by the city council follows: "Whereas, S. Sumpter Smith has been called to his final rest by the Divine Providence, and "WhereaB, during his lifetime S. Sumpter Smith has been an outstand ing and upright citizen of the City of Medford, a man who has consistently, honestly and unselfishly labored for all that has been for the welfare of his community, his neighbors and his friends, and "Whereas,, for the foregoing reasons ' and by reason of the further fact that during his lifetime S. Sumpter Smith believed In and maintained high Ideals and principles and at all times guided his own conduct and In sisted upon all activities In which he I engaged being guided 'by such prln-I clples and Ideals, 8. Sumpter Smith The flowers and leaves of the Rin- nas ueen a citizen and friend who ger plant are borne on separate stems. will be sorely tni&scd by his commun ity and friends, Now. Therefore, Be Zt Resolved by the Council of the City of Medford: "That' the members of the s City Council of the City of Medford, both personally and as members of said City council, do deeply regret the un timely demise of S. Sumpter Smith and hereby express their recognition of the personal loss to them and to the citizens of Medford of an out standing citizen and friend and that the full sympathy of the City Coun cil and the citizens of Medford be extended to the family of s. Sumpter Smith In their bereavement. "Be It Further Resolved, That this 1 resolution be spread upon the mln-: utes of the Council of the City of Medford, that copies thereof be for- I warded to Mrs. S. Sumpter Smith and to the press of the City of Medford." ! The Democratic committee adopted the following resolution: "Whereas, S. Sumpter Smith, be loved and respected citizen of Med ford, has answered the last call and has gone to the reward so well earned by a life of honor and usefulness to his fellow man, the Jackson County Democrat Central Committee, in spe cial session this 6th day of. Novem ber, 193S, unanimously adopts the following resolution, to-wlt: "Resolved, that this committee ex press its sorrow over the loss sus tained by this community In the death of an able, kindly and chari table resident, who, during a long participation In business, social and political activity, has won and re tained the respect and admiration of all who have known him. "As an opponent in politics he was fair, courteous and honest; his first consideration was the welfare of all the people and his country: his part isanship was of the kind that makes better citizens and better government. "To the bereaved members of his family, and to his associates we ex tend our sincere sympathy." Meteorological Report - November 7, 1935 Fo reran ts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight ana roaay; mete cnange in tempera ture. Oregon: Fair tonight but cloudy In northwest portion Friday; Increasing cloudiness becoming unsettled in northwest portion with rain on north coast; little change In temperature. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest Q5; lowest 41. , Total monthly precipitation, .01 In. Deficiency for the month, 31 inches. Totsl precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1935, 2.56 Inches. Excess for the season, .30 Inches. IT. OF Word has been received here of the death yesterday of Mrs. J. T. Zlmmerlee of Shady Cove. A com plete obituary will be published to morrow, and funeral arrangements announced then. The body Is at the Perl Funeral home. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yester day 41 per cent; 6 a. m. today, 99 per cent. . Tomorrow: Sunrise, 6:63 a. m., sun. set 4:57 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M., 121) Meridian Time cm Si r Tl r s Boise ..,. Boston . Chicago . Denver Eureka ...... Helena ..f. Los Angeles .......... MEDFORD .......... New York - Omaha .. Phoenix Portland Reno Roseburg .............. Salt Lake San Francisco .... Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Washington, D.C. 38 33 58 38 44 38 48 34 64 40 44 43 .... 53 61 30 56 46 60 33 76 40 48 34 36 18 46 33 54 34 68 50 48 44 50 32 52 36 56 42 Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Foggy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Foggy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy IS EXPECTED SOON It I. anticipated by the district attorney', office that soon after cIom of th .peclal session of the legislature, scheduled for the com ing week-end. Governor Martin will set a hearing date for the freedom plea of Earl Hnnscom, Eagle Point district resident, serving a life term In state prison for second degree murder for the death of Albert Tlngleaf, following a dance alterca tion. A brief opposing granting of ex ecutive clemency, and petitions sign ed largely by Eagle Point district resident, have been filed by the dls. trlct attorney. Hanscom, through hi. attorney, and friend., has filed brief, and pe tition, seeking his release. It Is al leged that the procedure wherein Hanscom was sentenced was "un constitutional." HanSCOm U the thlrrt .Tsr-lrsnn county life term prisoner at the state Fnoun to rwk UDerty. Albert W. Reed of Denver. Colo., convicted of the slaying of Victor Knott, Ashland policeman. In November, IB31, and Ij. A. Banks, former lnr.l ad.i. under a life term for slaying of a constable, while rrlKHn(. tv. of a warrant for arrest, were both denied executive clemency. AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS , ALBANY CONVENTION ALBANY, Ore., Nov. 7. &) Th. American War Mother, of Oregon opened tbetr annual two-day state convention here today. Mrs. Anna n. pennev of Portland presided over business meetings. The Use Mall Tribune want ads. local American Legion auxiliary wm entertain th. Mothers at a tea tomorrow. TURKEY FE! CORN Best quality. $2.00 per cwt. Fattening Mash ,.,.,. $1.90 per cwt. Put your Turkeys in prime condition in the shortest time possible by feeding good Corn and some of our Special Turkey Fattening Mash. SOIL SULPHU . . FREE FLOWING $48.00 per ton FALL SEEDS Vetch, Kanota Oats, Barley, Wheat and other Fall seeds. ALL BECT QUALITY. See us before you buy we will save you money. F. E. SA Phone 833. 220 N. Riverside Weather Northern California: Fair tonight and Ffldny; temperature near nor mal; light variable wind off the coaat. 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