The Evening herald., July 09, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

VOUR CHILDREN'S TEETH
In Niiiiiiimr, kIicii (IlKiniHn diiiiKois urn must prevalent, your
chlldren'it t.i.H.'i Hli'iiilil Iiii In sowl condition, Don't rink
Iholr limilUi hy lolling llii'iu Kit through t)l I m nil minor Willi
linylhlng lull pin red. loeth. They heed our services lo Iiii
ulilii In enjoy kiiiiiI hoiillli Ihln summer, All ox it lit I it u (loll
Is fron,
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(t'uliilimn fc r cour.no)
202-204 llupka HIiIk. Btli und Main ; phone 830
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All Flavors
3 F
OR the hot-wcathcr luncheon or
dinner, no dessert is quite so wel
come at a tempting dish of chilled cream,
daintily served
Ice cream that i a tasty confcclion, richly
tmoolh und generously flavored with fresh
fruits I
Order by the bulk or brick.
Wit deliver l rl:me-ln purls of the city
KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY
1248 Main
Phone 74
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Charter No. 71117 Hehcrtro District No. 13
y ItKPOIlT OK CONDITION OK
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
, AT KLAMATH KAI.IJ4. IN TIIK MTATK OK OltK.OON.
AT THK I'UtHK Oil lit HIM HH (IN .11X10 IIII, IU!
HKHoriU'KS
. 1. ft l.nnim ' mill disjoins. Including redis
count.. iico'imniccH of other banks
nml foreign bills of oxihiingn or ilruflK,
fold with Indorsement of this bunk
(except tlinmi shown In It nml r) 11.52(1.1)29.10
Tall lnuiti $1,520,829.49
2. Overdrafts, unsecured 11621.02 1,521.02
It Liability of foro Ik n hunk unci bunk
er for draft and bllln accepted by
hit! bunk to crcoto dollar exchange,
, and nw outttitndliig None
4. l H. (tovcrttnicitt nih-iiHiIih owned:
a Deposited to sccuro circuluUon (U.
8. bond pr valun) 100,000.00
li All other UulUut tilulos Government
securities (Including premiums, If any) 418,500.00
Total r
5. Otht'r liotulH, stocks, securities, etc.
C. Hanking Mount), Furniture anil fixture 42,4.14.42
7. Real entitle owned other thnn hanking
tlOUHO
8. I.nwful rcservo with Federal Reserve
bank -
0. Items -with Federal Itcserva llnnk In
process of oillectloti
10, Cash In vault and amount duo from
national bank
11. Amount duo from Htnto banks, bankers,
tniKt rompnnlot In III it United Slates
(otlmr Inclu It'll In Items 8, H, and HI I
13. Chocks on otht-r hank In llin nama
t'lty or town an reporting liunk (othor
tha.it Itom 12)
ToH.il of Itomit 0, 10. 11, 12. nml 13 012,784.71
14. n Chocks and drnfls on bankn (Includ
ing Fodornl Hnitcrvo Hunk) loi'ittcd
autaldo of city or town -of reporting ,
bunk
h Mcslollitnofliis rush Items 0.961.53
15. Redemption fund with V. 8. Troitsuror
nnd duo from U. S. Treasurer
16. OMer assets, If tiny
Tolnl ; .-
i.i ahii.ithos
17. ('uplt.il stock paid In
18. Surplus fund ..:
10. a Undivided profits 21,062.68
o Loss eurront oxpensos pnl;l
Ilunorvod for tnxon, Intoroitt, ote, uccriiod
518.500.00
111.809.58
42,434.42
46,002.16
160.644.50
9.389.22
446.420.63
144,818.33
13,156.53
6.961.53
6,000.00
73. 8S
$3,026,561.09
200,000.00
10,000.00
20.
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21.062.68
3.631.89
100,000.00
4,887.69
25.
26.
20.
21. ClrculuthiK nolo oultitiimllnft
23. Amount duo lo nnU.iniil liunka
24, Amo'imt duo to Kluto Imnlia, liunkpru,
anil trtiitt iimpitnlnH In lint "Unltod
Slnloa and forolgn counti'litit (othor
thnn Ini'ludiid In tlontii 22 or 23)
Corllflod ehockii outii.indliiK
Cuahlnr'a ehocka ouuiund
Totol of UoniH 22, 2.1, 24, 25, and 26 32,439.01
, Iti'iniind di poillM (ollii'r thnn ttititk di
IpimllN) ntiliji-rt. to ltitmrva (doposlts
pnynblo within 30 duyn):
27. Indlvldunl dupiwitH Htiltjo-t In chock
28, CortlflnttoH of dnponlt duo In losn than
80 dnya otlmr than for niiinuy borrowed
Stnlo, county, or olhor municipal lo-
- posltit aocured by pU'ilno of iiksoIh of
thin bunk or miroiy bind .
Tolnl of doninnd dMpiinltn (othor thnn
bunk ilnpoHlta) subject to ItoHorvo, 1
Ilonifl 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, und 32 1.015,247.34
Thno ili'iHtnllH Ntttijot't to lli'si'rvo (pay
ablo uftor 30 iliiyfl, or nuhjwt lo 30
, duyn or moro notion, nnd postal snvlnRH:
33, Cortlticnbnn of doponli (othor than for t
! moiioy. borrowod) :
34. Hlitto, county, r olhor niunlclpiil do
1 jtOBllB nocuiod by plodRo of itHHots of
thin bunk or nurnly bond ,
85, Othor tltnn dnpoHltn
30. d'OHtnl nnvliiKH dopOHltn
Total of tlmo dttpnaltM subject to Ko-
tiorvo, Itontn 33, 34, 35, und 36 742.G7G.50
37, Unltod HtuU' tlopiiNlli (othor thnn pont
nl nnvltiRn) , Including; Wur Loan -do-ponlt
nccouni nnd doponltn of Unltod
Button dlBbiimlng uffloora
Tot ul
Slntn of OroKon. County of Klnmnth, nfl! "
1, Lonllo Hogorn, CiiHhlor of tho nbovo-nnntod bnnk, do aolomonty
nwonr that tho nhovo ntutomnnt Is ttua to tho bont ot my knowlodito nnd
bollnf, - I.PHlln RoRers, Cnnhior.
Corroct Allonl: C. 11, Crlslnr, Bllnn Ohonchnlii, 11. N. Moo, Directors,
flubncrlbod tnnil sworn lo bofoio ino Ihln 8li duy of July, 1025.
(Notary 8oul) 13. 8. Voath, Notary Public.
My commlanlon expires July 4, 1928
' 35.33
15.614.07
11,873.82
1.510,987.42
16,827.03
387,432.89
118,170.75
' 50,000.00
547,529.77
26,068.98
1,501.67
$.1,026,561.99
Dying Gangster ;-At
Breaks Silence
Tony Gcnna, Chicago Beer
Kunncr, WhiHpcrs Name
of AHHailunt
CHICACH), July 0. Only tho
imino "tavulurro, " npolimi by tho
ilyliiK Tony Cionnii, nnd tlirno theo
ries In iiiiitlvon of bin aKUKlinitlon
Kuldod pollen Inquiry toduy Into tho
latent upheuvul In ChliUgo kuiik-liind.
I'hlrd ineinlier of his family to
full bnforo bulliits In six woekn,
Tony yielded lo enlronllun of rulu-
liven lit hln ileuth lied mill broke
tint KiiuKHlnr'n code of Hlleneo to
kiikii llm nuine, And with thin
itllillil clew (ho piilleit liexun Kuth
erlliK KUHpectn for iil.'HtliinlHK and
poHlhlo Identlf lent Ion.
The InlerroKiitloii of noven men,
taken Into custody last olKbt, wan
bused on police belief that rebel
lion anionic dealers und dlHtrlbiitors
UKuliist the tliinnn control of alcohol
hud riniHod tho falul hIiooIIiik of
Tony yenlerduy In tho heart of l.lt-
tln Italy; or that tho hIiooIIiik was
nnolher net of reprlnul for the mur
der lunt November of Dion O' Bun
ion, rival kuiik leader. '
In tho plea nf Ham Oennn, Tony's
brother, for police prolei'llon, In-
ventlKittors uw Kroundn for belief
I hut tint entire fieuna cluu hail boon
marked for death.
Elks To Initiate
Big Class Tonight
Tho Klamuth. Kalis LoiIko of Klks
will met tonlKbl at 8:00 1. M. and
hold Initiation, after which thero
will bo "KAT8."
TonlKbt thero will bo Initiated
another larito class und this is tho
hint meetliiK of tho local loiino un
lll after tho Nullonul Convention In
rortlund July 13th. Thero will bo
between ten and fifteen men In tho
i'Ihss tonlKht.
If noKoltutlonn of tho Klks club
diilertalninen t commltleo aro suc-
cennful, tho Oolden Onto Oirls Itu
vuo will bo Binned at tho Klks club
tonlKht, iih an added attraction to
tho initiation. Tho Hovuo Rlrls
would atitKO their act at tho club
followliiK the rcKiilnr perrormnuco
at tho l'lno Trco theatre, 'where
they are be I nn featured this woek.
JAP
I'ltlXTKHS' TASK IS
I.KillTKNKD HY lK8S
t'llAKAtTKHS USUI)
f You won't get stung
Why allow your vacation or outing to be spoiled by mosquitoes, when we jj
have preparations which will keep them from Biting you?
Curco MoHquito Lotion .. .25c and 50c
Moaquito Cream 25c
Fly Tox (spray for tents ) 50c, 75c, $1.25, $4.00
(prices include mouth sprayer) Oil of Citronella, ounce 25c
Insect powder for burning in tents,
cabins etc, 10c, 25c, 50c
Take Plenty of Kodak Film
We Will Lend You a Camera
i
We have in stock fresh
Eastman films in all sizes.
We refund the price of
unused films bought here.
Quality finishing too.
Dont bo wltViut pictures of tna
pretty spots you have visited. De
point $2.50 with us and we will
lend you a camera. Return It
after your vacation and wo will
refund tho deposit If films are
bought bore.
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A Portable
BRUNSWICK
Phonograph
Will add pleasure to your
outing. Carry it an pack
it like a suitcase. New
Brunswick records eveiy
day.
Store News
The price you pay anil the service yon pet together with the quality
of the merchandise you buy determines where you will do your buying.
You are interested in getting fresh, first class merchandise at as, low
a cost as possible. "Ve arc interested in the same thing and so are all
of our acquaintances. T.hat is the reason that we maintain three busy
drug stores. One man buys for all three and is able to get the quantity
price on all the different lines we handle. The saving thus made is
passed on to you. That is the reasoii we ate busy and that is the reason
people like to buy here. ' . '
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PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TOKYO, (A') Tho Osnka Asuhl
and tho Osaka Malnlchi have agreed
to limit tho Chtnoso characters In
ii bo to 2,4 90 Instead ot the 6,000
odd torniorly drawn upon by tho
compositors. Kxceptlons ure to be
niado In tho cases ot Imperial edicts,
laws and proper names.
WATK.lt HCAKC'K IX iOI,l) TOWN
TONOPAII, (). Water Is selling
for flvo cents a gallon In tho little
boom mlnliiK town ot Gilbert on the
desert near hero. The principal
barber shop ot Gilbert has a fully
equipped bath tub but thero is a
nln that "Customers must furnish
their own water."
YAI.K 1.1'XTil'ltKK AT HKHUX
BEItLIM. l'rofejjtar K. M. Horclt
ard, ot Yale, recently openod a
lccu'ro course at tho Berlin Univer
sity. Ho said In his opinion his
chief tusk consisted of re-establlsh-ittK
Intornutloiml scientific relations
and preparing the wuy for the iro
Bumptloa lot OBrmitii-Anierlcau ex
change, of professorships such ua cx
Istod before tho war,.
ALASKAN HUXTKHS Ml.ST
HAVK lilCKXSKl) tiltDK
SEATTLE. Beginning August 15
non-residents hunting gume ani
mals In Alaska must bo accompani
ed by registered and licensed unities,
the AltiDKn Gume Commission lius
Announced, il'eraons not licensed
ihuvo boon prohibited f.rom guiding
nion-rosldont huntors.
Formcsly, Hconsed uldos wore
foqulrcd only for tho Konnl Pen
insula, ,betwoon Oouk Inlet nnd
Prince William Sound, south ot
Anchorngo, but tho new irullng 90V
ors all Alaska.
II 1 OH K FKOM KPKI.(iKIKI,T)
Itotlt'oil llnslitess Man Hero At
tenilliiK to Interests
II. Powers, of Springfield, Ore.,
for.niorly with the Booth-Kolly Lum
ber company, Is n buslnuss visitor
hero attending to his business Interests.
t'AHXAIIAN HACK
....Attorney J. II. Ciiriniliim re
lumed this inoi'itlni! from Port,
lnml wliero ho lilts Itecit several
days iitteiiillnir to leKitl lttittters. ....
INDIANAPOLIS, Hid., July 9.(P)
Tho llnptlst Young Pooplos Union
of Amorloa voted today to liold Its
next convention In Los Angeles July
7, to 11, 1920.
Only One Held
As Result Of
, Tuesday Raid
One lone chinaman is held by
authorities as a result of the raid
Tuesday night on an alleged gamb
ling dive in whleh 41 were taken In
custody. Ho Is Jack Fong and was
bound over to the grand Jury on a
charge of' selling -, lottery tickets.
Mo is held under $700 bond. '
Charges or maintaining a gamb
ling game wero dismissed against
Murk Ltn, Wong Fow, Jack Fong
and Cong Fong. David R. Vanden
borg asked that all four chinamen
bo bound over to the grand Jury
on the charge of gambling, . but
Justice of the Peace R. E." Hun
sakcr ruled thnt ovldcnce was In
sufficient to warrant further prose
cution by tho state.
Real Clothing Values
Sheep Concerns
Contracting For
Lambs For Fall
Active buying of young lambs by
CaHfornrj. concerns. Is now in pro
gress und representatives ot the con
cerns are contracting with sheep
men for delivery of the lambs next
fall.
llluylng for the Union Sheep com
pany of Sun Francisco, Charles F.
DoLnp of this city, ihns contracted
tor the purchase of 20,000 lambs
that will be delivered as the San
Francisco concern culls for them. It
Is thought tltot tile heaviest ship
ments will leave Klnmnth and taper
down through tho mouths at Sep
tember and October. 1
VISITS UHOTHlon
Cofviillls Man Hero to Visit Brother
Oeorgo C. Rose
E. E. Rose ot Corvallia v.mj hr.s
been visiting horo with his brother
George C. Rose, loft ttils .fv'ujDil
for his ihomo.
MODOC POINT
Motion Point Women Shop Hove
During Day
Mrs. Rhodu Tompkins nnd Mrs;
F. A. Sutton of jModoc Point were
In the city todny on a shopping trip.
BACK FROM MoCUtUD .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Muthows and : fam
ily iroturned this morning from Mc
Cloud wihoro they have been on a
vnctttlon trip.
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In selecting your new suit you
owe it to yourself to step in and
inspect our large and complete
line of the famous
Clothcraft Clothes
All brand new stock in fancy
and conservative colors and
models. . Priced at
$25 $30 $35
All wool serges in brown, grey,
and blue
$32.50
Pure virgin
pair pants
wool suits with 2
$35.00
W. L. Douglas shoes
$5 $6i $7
Work shoes
$2.75 to $6.00
Week-end Special
Heavyweight triple stitched
Overalls
$1.45
Pair
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KJ KLAMATH FALLS -WOODBURN, ORE.
517 Main
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