THE ONTARIO AWHJS. ONTARIO, OREGON, TlKHbAV. SEPTEMBER 23, 1920.
JUNTURA NEWS NOTES
.feu Plnlrtod, aln:"P buyc fvm
Kills.1 was In tow t l.r-t uik oi king
fur Imulm.
'IhomnB Woodwr.rd nnil Ms. Kvt,
Day surprised their friends last wcok
by quietly slipping awny to bo mar
ried In DoIho. Mr. mid Mrs. Wood
wnrd loft on Monday for n honey
moon which "was to Include n visit
to the l'ondtoton Hound-up, nftor
which thoy will bo nt homo nt tho
Woodward ronch.
Klmor Drowott and family of Druw
hey wens .lunturn visitors .n' Wod-
llfld.tV
A pur y of fourteen onglnoor.i wro
i imped (u town tlurltu: Hie ik. h
longing to tho United States Coast
hccii working out In this direction
from Klamath FnllB iilnco Juno, and
n ro running linos of precise lovoli
over their routo which In to ond at
Ontario. '
. KrncHt Dyson loft last wcok hav-
Ini: cul'stcd In tho U. S. Marines.
On Friday afternoon a number ol
friends gathered at the homo of Mrs
V. J. Hopkins for a farowoll parly
In honor of Mrs. Ilobort IteoJ, cno
of tho old roHldoulH of this commun
ity. Itufroshmoiils woro scrvud and
Mtu. Heed was prcsentod with n itlfi
of whlto Ivory as n mark of r.Mcoin
from her frlonds. Thovi pcqient
who Mrs. Ilobert Hoed, Mrs. L. V
Dolsolo, Mrs. C. A. Wcttcrstrimi, Mm.
II. W. Wolcomo, Mrs. Daniel CJullug-
hor, Mrs. J. P. Joyco, Mrs. Mlchtn-1
Conroy, Mrs. V. E. Hodges, and Mrs.
V. J. Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. lleod
loft Saturday morning In tholr car
for Cottngo drovo, Kolng by way of
Canon City und Mltcholl, whoro they
will visit a son. They nro leaving
Juntura not pormnnontly but for nn
Indoflnlto perlor to rIvq Mrs. Herd
tho benefit of a chatiRO of climate.
School opened on Monday, having
boon dofericd ono wcok owlr.g to tho
lllnoss of Miss UpBon who Is In
chargo of tho (Irnrntner department.
Mrs. W. 0. Upson hurt churue cf
be primary bccIIoii.
J ilui McGitrlck was nn Onturlo
Iiui.'iujm Mtlior last wcok and plum
od on JU'.urdny.
J. D. Follows and II. S. Soulo of
Portland returned from a uusIm-sb
trip to Ontario on Krlday and left
Saturday for Crnno and Hum.
Tho TownBlto crow with tholr
cuius Mpnt Sunday hnlplsig William
Mr and I. ' Juck .yc, tr Hun.
day tMtoib .it Cnlam'i". wl u Mr
Joyco hfas one cf his baiuU of sheep.
William Jones and his sou Forrest
woro wcc-e'nd visitors nt tho Forrcns
ranch nbovo Drewsey.
A number tf Junt'i a p"pU imu
Onurl. lni.nrs this w.iv .tttendliig
tho Fair; among them aro Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Stanton, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Joyco, David Graham, Audrow Gra
ham, Don Jones Forrest Jones, Miss
Addlo Hlchoy and brother Itoy, AIbo
Mrs. Jarvls Smith, Mrs. llrnd Moss
and Miss drota Anderson of Drewsey,
1'eto Joyco was down from his
Bhcop camp nt Calamity on Saturday.
Miss Fern Wulsh camo down from
IltvorBldo on Thursday to tako chargo
of tho local telcphono offlco during
tho nbsonco of Mrs. Conroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmuniion camo up
from Wcstfall last wcok to tako
chargo of tho Mastorsou ranch whllo
Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Mastcrson tako
a short vacation for tho sako of Mr.
Mastorson's health.
A. J. Hopkins returned to his
High School coma homo for a fow
days' vlnlt during tho closing of
school for Fair wcok.
Mr. and Mrs. Qcorgo Buchanan
and Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Duchanan of
Iluchanan Station woro Juntura vis
itors on Monday at tho homo of Mrs.
L. A. Wcttcrstrom.
Mrs. Joo Lamb and Mrs, dusslo
Smith of California woro looking up
old friends In Juntura on Tuesday bo
foro tholr flnnl departure from Drew
eoy for Klamath Falls whoro they
will mako tholr futuro home.
Mrs. J. 1'. Joyco cntortalncd a
numbof of friends on Wednesday at-
tornoon.
Charter No 8348
IIUPOHT OF CONDITION OH
Koscrve District No.
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Mrl.Qiuil ' Carl Kur. ) with ome, homo at Wolsor on Monday after
-.f (In liiuvhm of (bij'r r.nrfiti(lo.i having spent about ton days hero vls-
wr.rk on iho :ow resorvii; tlMt l to
furnish Irrigation far tholr ranches.
Dall Ilowan camo up tho last of
tho wcok to cntor school. Ho will
mako his homo with his aunt, Mrs.
Ilortha Carter during tba winter.
Itlng his son, W. J. Hopkins and fam
ily. John Lynch of Nampa arrived
Monday for a visit with lbs daughter,
Mrs. II, W. Wecomo.
Miss Hazel Curroy of tho Ontario
12 HANQINQS IN TWO DAY8
All Rteordi for Leaal Executions Will
Be Broken.
Chicago. All rocords for legal El
ocutions In Cook county and possibly
In tho itato of Illinois will bo broken
hero October 14 and IS, county of
ficials bollovo, when 12 men Are sen
tenced to bo hanged for murder.
Eight of tho men aro under sentonce
to dlo October 14 and four on the
following day. In addition two other
slayers who have boen convicted are
waiting sontonco and It Is possible
that thoy also may bang on ono or tho
otbor of the (wo days.
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cardtnj to tho rotdi
they htro to travel:
In sandy or hilly coun
try, wherever the joint
U apt to be heavy The
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads The U. S. Chala
otUko.
For front wheels Tha
U.aPlila.
For best results
ererywharaV. 8.
Royal Cords.
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HERE isn't any "country"
any more; The automo
bile has brought the most
remote settlement almost as
close to the center of things
as the next county was in
the old days.
To hear some tire dealers
talk you might think that
nobody knew anything about
tires except the fellow from
Broadway.
That's not the basis wo
go on.
We give every man credit
for knowing what he is
spending his money on,
whether he drives up here
in his small car from ten
miles out in the country or
is passing through from tho
capital in his limousine.
.. That's one thing we like
about U, S. Tires.
They make no distinction
botwpen the small car
owner and the owner of the
biggest cor in the country.
It's all the same to them.
So long as a man owns an
automobile large or small
he's entitled to the very
best tire they can give him.
Quality has always been
the outstanding feature of
U. S. Tires. There's no
limit on the U. S. guarantee.
All U. S. Tires are guaranteed
for the life of the tire.
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We have given a lot of
thought to this tire proposi
tion.. There is some advan
tage in being the represent
atives of the oldestand largest
rubber concern in the world.
Drop in the next time
you're down this way and'
let us tell you some interest
ing facts about tires.
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United States Tires
C. C. CARTER and FORD GARAGE
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ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK
" AT ONTA1UO
; IN TIIK STATE OK OHKGOX, AT T1IU CLOSK OV UUSINKSH OH
HKI'TIO.MIlKIt 8, 101().
ItKSOUUCKS
la Loans and discounts, including rediscounts
(oxcopt thoso shown In b and o) 1718,040.88
Total loans
Deduct:
d Notes and bills rcdlscounted with Federal
Hoservo Hank (other than bank nccet)tanc
sold) (sco Item CCa) 87,440.00
2 Overdrafts, socurcd, $130.; unsocurod $342.53
J U. B. Government securities tmnedt
a Doposlted to Bccuro circulation (U. S. bonds
par valuo) 60,000.00
a Pledged to sccuro postal savlnga deposits
ipur vuiuo; COO.OO
I'lodgcd as collateral for Htata or otbor de
posits oi hills payablo 20,000.00
Owned and unpledged 0,400.00
Wnr savings certificates and thrift stamps
actually owned .-. 893. C8
Total U, 8. aovornmont securities
Other bonds, securities, ctc.t
Uonds (othor than U, S. bonds) pledged to
sccuro postal savlnga deposits , 1,000.00
Securities othor than U. S. bonds (not Includ
ing stocks) ownod and unpledgod 24,803.00
Totnl bonds, sccurtlcs, etc, other than
U. S
Stock of Federal Itoscrvo lfank (GO per cent
of subscription)
Valuo of banking house, owned and unin
cumbered 1 37,200.00
Fqulty In banking houso
Furnlturo and fixtures
Lawful rcsorvo.wlth Federal Hank
Cash In vault and net amount duo from
nntlonnl banks
Net amount duo from banks, bankers, and
trust companies In tho United Stntos (othor ,
than Included In Items 12, 13, or 14)
Chocks on other banks In tho same city or
town of roportlng bank (other thnn Itom 16)
Total of Items 13, 14, 1G, 10, and 17 77,010.63
Checks on banks located outside of city or
town of reporting bank and other cash items
llcdemptlon fund with U. S. Treasurer and
dub from U. S.Troasuror
a.
8
9a
b
87,703.68
26,863. 60
2.700.U0
37,200.00
4,906.26
42,649.84
50,763.48
18,422,07
l,t2r,.13
2,400.62
3,000.(0
TOTAL
U04.SU3.UO
22
23 .
24a
b
34
.16'
60,000.00
40,000.00
7,423.28
'3,601.07
68,600.00
1,202. r-2
42,110.02
130. SO
6,435.26
421,383.64
47,710. 04.
LIAI1ILITIIC8 '
Capital, Hock paid In
Surplus fund ...
Undivided profit 10,201,80
Lets current expenses, Interest, and taxes
paid 8,838.-01
Interoit und discount collected or credited In
advanco of maturity and not oarnod (ap-
proxlmntu) i
Circulating notes outstanding
Net amounts duo to national banks
Net amounts due to bnnks, bankers and trust
companies In tho United States and foreign
countries (other than Included In Itoms 29
or 30)
Certified chocks outstanding
Cushtor's checks on own bnuk outstanding-
Tolul of Items 20, 30, 31, 32, and 33....- 4 9,8?'.,. J9
Domniu! depoidtM (other than bank deposits)
subject to llCKcrvo (deposits paynblo within
30du-:J:
Individual deposits st.'o:ct to check
Certificates of deposit duo In kss thnn 30
days (oilier than for money borrowoa
Total of demand deposits (othor than bank
deposits) subject to Hesorvo, itoms 34, 35,
36, 37, 38, and 59 469,102.30
Time deposits subject to Konervo (payable
after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or inoro
notice, and postal savings:)
40 Certificates of deposlt(othor than for inonoy
borrowod) -
42 I'ostal Savings deposits
43 Other tlmo doposlts
Total of time doposlts subject to Hessrvo,
Itoms 40, 41, 42, and 43 - 196,087.45
49 Hills payublo with Fodoral llosorvo Dank,..
TOTAL
55a Liabilities for rediscounts with Fodoral llo
sorvo Dank (soo Itom Id)
Total contingent liabilities (65a, b, c and
d) (not Including Itoms in Pchodulo 23 of
roport
Of (ha total loans and discounts shown
which Interest Mid discount was chorgod n( ra(os In excess of thosa .per
mitted by law (Boo, G107, Hov. Stat.), (oxcluslvo of notes upon which total
chargo not to oxecod 60 cents was mado,) was None. Tho numbor of such
loans was None.
STATE OF OnEOON, COUNTV OF MALHEUR, ss
I, W. F. Homan, Cashier of tho abovn-named bank, do sslemnly
swear that tho above statement Is truo to tho best of my knowledge and
belloi
W. V. HOMAN, Cashier
Snbscrlbod and sworn to beforo me this 20th day of Soptember, 1920.
a i,'. TAYI Olt
Notary Public for the State of Oregou
My Commission Expires, October 0th. 1923.
COIlllECT Attest:
C. It. KMIBON.
. J. It. I1LACKAHV.
EAHL I1LACKAUY, Directors.
152,619.28
242.21
43,326.96
20,000.00
uoi.noa.uo
87,440.00
87,440.00
above, tho amount on
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The Difference Between
Credit and Capital
Credit is purchasing power you can
buy with it, but not make things with it.
Credit is intangible, while capital is tangi
ble, a3 lands, buildings, machinery, ma- J,
terials. I
We are ai me service in our tusiumcis
in meeting ineir lejjiuiiiuic leiiuiiBiiiems,
)TmmfSmsmi Bank
OLDEST BANK IN
GRANT, IIARNEYil? MALHEUR COUNTIES
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