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Report of Con &l ion of
lttfcrvc tflstrici W. ;. Iiind Lake Ifi
rufc i.a i;kaie national hank
ill the i?,e of Oregon, at the (W of tusihc's? on Scplcmbc
U.-rk-lii e iff,
72.m10.no
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131.31
5.000.00 '
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At Iji Ciftmlc,
ia. 19P1.
0 RESOUKCES
lor nnd rihuom te, injlu,'p rediscounts
I). 8. IKivrrnmint Securities Owned:
Deposited to so cure circulation (U. S. bonds
' par value)
Pledged to secure U. S. depots (iar value ...
Ownijl njjd u'-iledi;ed ,.o...
War Sav.iiKS Ci-i tit :, 3 and Thrift Stamps nc-
tually owij. il .
Total U. S. (tivcnimenu securities
Other Bonds, Security. Ktc:
(Bonds othAtihan U. S. lic,ls) p!.l;ed to secure
postal snvinrs depn-its .
Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not including
stocks), owned ami unphdsred
Total bonds, securities, etc. .Vihe rth.'in 1). K. .
Stock in l'e lernl Reserve Hank (:" per cent of subscription
Value of banking house, owned an'd unincumbered
Furniture and fixture .
Real estate owned other than 'banking house
lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Hank
Cash in vaults and net amounts due from national banks...
Net amounts due fphi banks, bankers and trust companies
j. (other than included last two items above)
Creeks on other banks in the same city or town ns report
ing, bank . :
Total .of last three items above ?'2 11,2:16.85
' Checks' oh banks located oy side of city or town of report
V ing bank nnd otiier cash veins
(Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S.
Treasurer
Interest earned but not collected approximate on Notes
., nnd Bills Receivable not past due
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?prlh!;fii'ld
mass., NYw York
rnlversltv !fi 1'rlnreto't
hilndtfvhln, Haiti
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lb,' . w.mo'rfu W' well had
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1 nl of n spark plut-
atoe atijunurnt
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any enrhor-
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jft:an. fo n short ten il-iys visit ul
177.nsl.Sl i"'e home of Mr. and .rs. Win.' S.
.Crowe. .
I heir enr by boat to St.
jyeaiT p obaly in ;:notl:er direction.
Hie IniciV-1
naul. Tl'i
od tinslrtn
us Mis Hphit, nit
Ifo taimlil th peo-jlho I'riueo of I'eaco.'
Tlinl you (tear
spirit, thn Immortal j
A' Mil 111, U llilll M-I'MII'll HI
ho hlslorv, hloit aphv pooiry plill-iplo on the hlllsldn, or hy tli lake-enini, may nni.OJIlm wulklns closi"
osophy, begins tn be to us the voice mid" In Clalllen; the Ono who said jhenldo your way, l ! Ilia habit of!
of Hod. In the lnnio-1 of the soul, "He Oro Abraliiini wa.i I am - t j walking dni- with ITIin n tb J
sp.vkili nf "ir lite, of Die spiril we 1 1 hllil no ni'liiirneia, wnoso Qianie i pni as e. ins '0ii,T,nil no will
find at last. lo.i. (Il.it On." lias walk- was called 'Wonderful Councilor, 1 veal ll.iiiseir In yon there
Dally Thought.
I.'nb.-.r, yon know. Is pinyer- ilaflird
Taylor.
Aiisust 20th they sd ried lin tlnii'
Ion;; '. HO mile trip hnie. fully
equipped with a con.pleio fcampliiR ,
0ftr--plmiiiii in case j hey found It desirable WANTED (;ien cotto agi suitab!
i, tiiiua.iii. v.n,-.t- a.iju nii'f uiui vuserver aus ere wicfery reau.
several limes.. "We caino th: oiiRh ! :
Merrll. isconsin said .Mr. Crowo,
'where wo were hichly entertained
by Mr. aiui Jdrs, A lliur Wenrel,
who tlesire to be H'liieniliei ed to nil
their La Grande fijends, their chief
rog-ot being that they could not
come along with us.
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VAKtSII IKKTIJ I'll IS i:vi:xit;
There will he a meeting of I he
members of Hie if.irlsh ' ;it St. Ho
tel's cjiurrh this evening lit, 7:30. A
large nttendanre ,1s desired. -
ST. .HKTKK'S V1SCUY.
17,20.0l'
3,000.00
1.1,94 S.0C
7'',000.0(l
17.121 til
fJ.RDJ.01
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. ,,, Total $ !,R2li,5!)2.05
LIABILITIES
Capital stock raid in 200,000.00
rpius lunil
Undivided profits $15,811.01
Less c urrent cNpenses, inte:e and taxes paid. . . 11,827.31
Interest and discount collected dr credited in advance of ma
turity and not earned (npproximate)
Airtount reserved lor taxes accrued
Amount reserved for all interest accirie.I
Circular notes outstanding
Net amount due to National banks
Net amounts due to banks, bankers and trust companies
(other than item above)
Certified cheiks outstanding .
Total of last three items above" 130.711)52
Demand Deposits (other than bank deposits) Subject to Re
serve (deposits payable within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check . .' 830,471.00
'Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than
for money borrowed) : 193,025.53
Dividends unpaid .' 30.00
Other demand deposits School Savings Accounts 4,385.4!)
.Total of demand deposits fother than hank denoitsl
Pllhiecf to reserve lust fntit- itorvia filinvn St nvii (II 9 n' !
Time Deposits Subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or '
more notice, and postnl savings: j
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) 381,001.10 1
Postal savings deposits 5,000.00
lotai ot rme deposits subject to Reserve,.
last two items above $380,004.10
Other United States deposits, including deposits of U. S.
disbursing officers 10.000.00
Hills payable wijh Federal Reserve Bank 20,000.00 ;
Total 1, 820,592.95 :
Of the total loans and discounts shown above, the nmount on which inter-!
est nnd discount was charged at rates in excess of those permitted by law
(Sec. 5197, Rev. Slat.) (exclusive of notes upon which total charge not to
exceed 50 cents was ma le) was none. The number of such loans was none, i
STATE OK ORKCON, County of Union, ss: i
I, F. L. Meyers, Cashier of the bove-named bank, da solemnly swear that !
me aoove Siiiicment is true to the best ot my knowledge and belief.
F. L. MEYERS, Cashier.
CORRECT Attest: A. T. Hill, J. G. Snodtrrnss, H. S. Brownton, directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day of September, 191!).
CHAS. II. REYNOLDS,
Notary Public for Oregon.
My rommiTion expi"e February 29, 1920.
S. D. Crowe And Family Have
Trip Through Eastern States
"From Merrill we followed (ho
famous Yellowstone tr.til Ihrnuuh
Wisconsin. Minnesota, Sn'nth Dakoln.
j North Dakota and Montana to I ho
park and with (he exception of the
llast 500 tulles In Montana nnd
( North Dakota the roads we:o very
j fine. Our average running time be-
ling over 20 miles an hour which j
j Included all short stops and delnys.j
I We made n short two day visit In'
50,000.00.! he park and then continued on our)
jway home vli Idaho Falls and llalley i
4,010,70 I where some very bud roads were'
t encountered caused by the long
008.35 dry spell and nn exceptionally her.vy
3,001.55 j r i n the dav before we ni-ihed In
13,339.71 r.iahn Pnl's. From llnilv. lilahn e
land we completed our ("lip to l.n
io-tando without fun her incident.
'Just ono day later than we hud
planned on doing when wo loft
Michigan. The car registered 533!)
miles, hesides about 1000 miles by
boat on the Lakes. It performed
Is Harold Hell Wrlcht's creation a
re:il man? Presbyterian church
Sunnily night. Adv. l)-21-lt
SIM'iMOXKTTK ...
(A Letter)
Dear Child: nod's bonk Is a
Hook of Ages, a Book of Races, and
a Hook of Nations; hut It is fr
more, It is a Hook through which
Cod speaks to the soul of m;:n. We
begin to read it thinking that He
is speaking to mind; afterward,
when our conscience wakes, we be
lieve Ho speaks to Hie lu'art, but,
at last, wo find that He wpeaks to
CHICHESTER S FILLS
,li' f,o-!lt-T A your I'riuBlil r
, iki h mi hiuJb. Vy
'titn no uthfr. Hut nt i tr.tr "
iruffl. A.Horriri.4 in H-Trili
II AM (I NO i!HM I'll. I.n. r,r us
SOID BY DRLQiitSTS CVEKVAVHLR5
STAR j
TODAY
Pauline Frederick
"The Eternal City"
AND BILLY WEST COMEDY
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AUCTION SALS
Shorthorn . Cattle
AT CR AICIELE A FARM, CARLTON, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1919 '.'.'' ,
io::m a. m. - v ; ;i . :
75 FEMALES, 25 WITH CALVES; 10 BULLS.
A select i'iilisi,",lini('ll( of VCfiisld'ed Slioi'lhoi'll "!;liili' I'l'oDi live
I'aiiKH's r.iiinl; Nniike liiinelio, nl Moilt.'in.'i, n-i'i'iilly pnVcliascil liv
I lie well known .loe Turner. Those ejitllo nve fiivovnhly known
ihrniitrhoiit the Vnited Siales, and their hloml lines trace to some
of the ureatest imli iihials ot the hired. This ;s a .yrnnd oiiov
tnnily for the farmer and breeder to buy from a very choice selec
tion of Shot I horn Cattle.
There will he n consiniiinent of Hulls and Heifers from the herd
of Frank lirown, one of the best known Shorthorn breeders in
i he west, t he ret of his grand champion bull, Diamond's Perfect ion
W. 1. A ver, owner of Foothills Farm, the home of the greatest
herd of milking Short horns, will consign one of his best; herd bulls
"Shorthorn breeders have never had a belter opportunity tf
buy the class of stock they want than is offered in this sale. The
catalogue gives full information and pedigrees. "Write for yon r
copy and make your plans to attend this sale,
To get to the sale. 1a1e the 7:1." Southern Dacifie train at
Union Depot. (Yaigieloa Fariri is one mile west oft 'arlton. "Free
lunch at noon.- Autos will meet all trains. North nnd sontl.'
trains leave Carlton at 'itfO P. M.
cor,, cf.o. a. cff,. ': ' ; '
CO I,. lIAIMfVC. CI AN KM, FRANK BROWN, Sales Mgr.
COL J.AV, 11F01IFS, Auctioneers. Carlton, Oregon.
Smiling, ti:ed, but happy wlh
their trip, anil an Oregon pennant
and Oi-egon license on their new car.
S. D. Crowe, secretary nnd general
managor of Ibe Home Independent
TeU'phone company, and his Tamlly
returned several d::ys ago from an
extended tilp tlirourii thn east and
middle wen, the grealer part of
which was mrd' ill a new Studeba
ker car which they hud ordered bo
fore leaving home, and received from
the factory at Detroit.
Mrs. Crowe nnd the children left
La Grande on the 2:1 rt or June, far
Minnesota, and Mr. Crowe ieft bere
July G.'' Joining his wife at Chicago.
This part of the Journey was made
by rail.
Mr. Crowe made many ohserva-
roads and
on '
condition! In
also pass through nny city In that
state tls fast ns the speed limit will
permit without making A rout!
turn. New York, Pennsylvania mil i
Ohio with nil their paved roads fall
far short of Viscon5ln when It
comes to n marking system. The
roads In Wisconsin are nil numbe:-j
ed nnd marked accordingly. As the
Capital used to Install this marking I
system, wo nre ulto surprised that
it Is not used In the other states."
The Crown family leceived their
ear (a S(udebnker) In Detroit ns
they hnd planned nnd Immediately
attached their Oregon license and La
Onindn pennant which they had
cniiefnlly taken along, and which nil
(hronchont the east attracted con
siderable nttentlon. From Detroit,
lions au.iug "'"' '""' ""Ithe were nccnmnnnlod hv Mr
I Crone's brother. Wm. S. Crowe nnd
family In their Oldsmobile. They
shipped their cars by boat to Iliif
fn!o where tlielr real auto trip be
gan. Some of the principal places
'of Interest they visited were Nlatrarc
Falls, Watkins Olen, Cornell Cnl-
tho crops,
general.
For the .crops, h" reports that
east of the Rocky mountains, with
the execution of en-tern Montana :
and the western parts or South an 1
No:lh Dakota, crop condition are
excellent, particularly so In the Cen
tral stales. Factorial aie running
overtime and a e generally f.eyeral
months behind with their order.!.
Farm lands are rhiuiulng hands
prices never dreamed of u -few years
niro. In eastern Nebraska and Iowa,
$!i00 per acre Is a ve y common
price for improved funns- In east
ern South Dakota f175;iind $2o0 an
acre are rommw figures. In old New
Yo'k slate, farms, which n fw
years-no were considered In the
abandoned rl?s.are now brinclni
from "5 to per ocre. Crop)
here a e al'O fine but depend to a
.very lar-e extenf upon the amount
of fertilization used.
' v h-..iiriin"s nre .elne ron-
-......i tn tr-ro numbers both In
.i, r,.ntw"nVid rl'l'-." said 1
CKwe. "In every 0coy T.-ero passed
through we cood fount new resi-(
3en.' buildings hy tl.,cdor.e. c
"Hotels were oowib d nnkinc It
necess.irv to wire aho d for reser-
tios In most Instance. "
reslty. thn Adirondack mountains
ARCA
TODAV ONLY
(i
Constance TalmadRe
in
Romance and Arabella"
One of the cleverest, comedies this popular star
has yet appeared in.
Also .
n.lOLD LLOYD COMF.DY
Here Are Three Home
nil o
Mr Ciowc
road work
large anionn
rn4 particular'.. !
eale(ji slates at.
which state &e
re?d maintenance nnd
any
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Is goint
Hie
roil t'nT
WicXnl.n.
sr'eni
marf ng
in
1,.!
An nolo psrt (
of Wiscon
sin without making n single Inquiry
regarding Hie roads and they can
O
slate (j e visited.
role orOs the ft
That should be of special intfics't tn anyone looking for sonictliinv;
No. !) A o-i'ooin home, two halls, lull liascnu iit, to"ih in. iibi-tciril
I 'rice, 27-")0.
VCIV elioici
iret this'sohl
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, Dv'lter nr it. r . . "
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No! W F.itrht room-, bath, cfllat;
s right for lunisekceping3 rooup:;
AJa'g baryain, ifilKH).
H 1 (.! iilnel-'fi-r latfc t t'Jiily,
bi t ittl Mill! vthtit iiii'l i
La Grande Investment oCompany
PhoS(tr.5iin 75?
1113 Adams Aveffue
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