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Newspaper Page TextVIEW VOLUME 16 ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 0, 1020. NUMBER 35 ST Chatter No. 10103. Reserve Dlst. No. 12 Report o( tile condition ot AT PORTLAND in the State of Oregon, at the close of builncM June 30, 1920. RltSOURCltS. Loans mid ills counts, Includ ing redis counts Jl, 112,832.23 Acceptances of other banks discounted 42,781.45 Total loans fl.155.G13.63 Notes and bills rcdUcounlcd with 1'cdcrnl Reserve Untile... 25,000.00 1,130,013.08 Overdrafts.unscciired 101.17 Customers' liability nccount of "Acceptances' executed by this b.dik and by other lintllft fur niinnill of bank, and now outstanding.. 12,150.00 U. S. Government securities owned: Deposited to secure circulation (U.S. bonds par value). 200,000.00 Pledged to secure postnl savings de posits (par value). .'5,000.00 Pledged as collateral for State or other deposits or bills payable 100,500.00 Owned anil un pledged 31,785.03 Premium on U. S. bonds 0,250.00 War Savings Certifi cates and Thrift Stamps actually owned 018.17 Total U. S. Gov- eminent securities 31 1,183.80 Hands other than U. S. pledged to secure postal savings deposits... 20,175.00 Hands and Securities pledged as collateral for State or other dc- posits or hills payable (postal excluded) 89,117.73 Securities other than U. S. bonds (not In cluding stocks) owned unpledged U2,01l).5'J Collateral Trust and other notes of cor- jiorniloii issued for not less than one year nor more Hum three years time. . . 1.000.00 Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S 223,312.32 Stocks, other thnn l'edcral Reserve Hank stock 20,000.00 Stock of federal Reserve llnuk (50 per cent of subscription) l'urnlturcnud fixtures iS'ilS'?! Other real estate owned 17,725.11 Lawful Reserve with l'cdcral Reserve Hank 05.451.2J Cash In vault and net amounts due from national umiVs.... 283,557.0a Due from Hanks and bunkers (other than Included 12,13,14) 11,080.03 Total of Items 13, 14,15,10, 17... 295,533.00 Checks on hanks located out side of city or town of re porting bank and other cashitVius 1.0C2.G4 Redemption fund with U. S. Treamrer and due from U. S. Treasurer 10,000.00 Total f2.181.743.93 I.IAllll.lTIItS. 'Capital stock jiald In f 200.000.00 SurpTus fund. 40.000.00 Undivided profits 4,180.39 Circulating notes outstanding. 190,200.00 Net amounts due to banks, bankers and trust compa nies (other than included In Items 29 or 30) 7,090.47 Certified checks outstanding.... 2,704.70 Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding 6,309.43 Total of Items 29,30, 31, 32 and 33 15,101.00 . Demand deposits: Individual deposits sub ject to check 500,615.04 Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days 0,174.00 State, county, or other mu- nlclpal deposits secured by pledge of assets of this batik 117,500.00 Dividends unpaid 8,000.00 Total of demand deposits 938,189.10 Time Deposits: Certificates of deposit 134.C92.C9 Postal Savings Deposits. 17.640.61 Other time deposits 602,680.69 Total of time deposits sub ject to Reserve 751.913.89 Hills payable with Federal Re- serve llank 21,000.00 "Acceptances" executed by this bank for customers 12,160.00 Total f2.181.743.93 Liabilities for rediscounts with Pederal Reserve Hank 25.000.00 Total contingent liabilities.... 25,000.00 -f Of the total loans and discounts shown above, the amount on which interest and discount was charged at rates in excess of those permitted by law (Sec. 6197 Rev. Stat.), exclusive of notes upon which total charge not to exceed 60 cents was made, was none. The number of such loans was none. State of Oregon, County of Multnomah, I,. C. n. Russell, Cashier of the above named hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. C. B. Ru&ell, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of July, 1920. Gordon S. Ogden, Notary Public. Multnomah county, Ore, Correct Attest: F. C. Knapp, II. W. Bonham, J. N. Edlefsen, Directors. Portland Manufacturing Co. ? MANUFACTURERS OF Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex-1 celsior Grape Boxes, Egg Case Stock, and all kinds of Veneer ; : FACTORY, FOOT The project of a high bridge nrross the Willamette at St. Johns is now takinp on definite shape. A number of petitions have been nut in circulation rGnuust- inp; the county commissioners to "at onco tako the necessary steps toward the construction of a hiph bridge across tho Wilamette river at St. Johns, tho East ap proach to be upon a suitable lo cation between Burlington street and St. Johns avenue, to be de finitely decided by the engineers, and tho West approach where it may be found mo3t suitable." Not a citizen and taxpayer of the peninsula in particular should refuse to sign. A high bridgo here would bo of immense value to the peninsula and the west side as well, to say nothing of tho Tualatin valley just beyond tho hill back of Whitwood Court. As the connecting link of a irrand scenic route it would rank with the famous Co umbia Hiirhwnv. What a beautiful circuit it would make to auto from I'ortlund on tho west side, cross tho high Urirlge and return on the delight ful Willamette boulevard. Tho expense of tho structure would be less than oilier bridges across the Willamette coat, because the most expensive item, the draw, would be eliminated. It would cut off at least a couplo of miles in distance to the business center of Portland, and no doubt eventually street cars would operate oer it. Petitions may bo found at this office. Help a good thing along and sign up 0 Mrs Mary Glick died at her homo, 815 North Smith avonuo, Sunday July '1th, aged 71 years. She had been a resident of St. Johns for about six months, coming here from Chirks, Ore gon. Deceased had been ill but a short time, acute heart trouble bcitur tho cause of her death. She' is survived by four child ren. Funeral services will take place today, Friday at Clarta, where she will bo laid by the side of herhu8band. Miller & Tracey had charge of tho remains. n Havo you wood you want 8a wed? Leave orders at this of ficoand they will receivo prompt attention. Airs. Frank A. Rice 1'unvliur oi' Dunning School of Improved Music Study Studio 412 5. Edlion. Phone Columbia 3S9 ELMER SNEED Violin Instrtictio STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street Phone Columbia 802 Mrs.BerihaC.Burdick (I.iceutltnte of the Roynl Academy of Music, London.) Teacher ot Piano 1957 Hodge St. Phone Col. 872 Phone Columbia 379 Res, Columbia 1 131 Dr. F. P. Scluiltze Physician and Surgeon Room 4 Peninsula Bank UuildiiiR Dr. L. F. Pickens DENTIST Office Hours 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to G P. M, UvenltiK 7 to 0 Peninsula Hunk IIIiIl', Office Phona Columbia llS3 DEARING'S For Fine Chocolates cc Cream, Tobacco and Cigars 311 South Jersey Street Davis Barber Shop and II ATI I ROOMS S. W. DAVIS, Proprietor 108 Philadelphia St, Baths 35c PENINSULA HUE ABSTRACT & REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Manager 402 N, Jorsoy Street Abstracts of Title Prcjoretl Titles lUamined Phone Columbia 255 Real Estate CENTRAL LOCATION Thirteen years In the business In St. Johns. List your property with us. We make sales. S. C. COOK, 402 N. Jersey. OF RICHMOND STREET f The strawberry season is drawing to a close and nearly all irrowers rcnort Kood crops and Kood prices ranging from $1 to 0 per crate. Where groovers took ' care of their vines and worked the soil, which was aided bvgood rainfall, ftood crops were har vested and onco more Htnmber- rics are pronounced as the ' Pay , ing Crop" of the White Salmon district. A. Herman, of the Hood View district, harvested a little over 210 crates from U n crcs and because his field had been given good care and was in good condition, no was still pick ing a few berries this week. Af ter having harvested 512 packed crates of strawberries which brought him an average of $5.75, and 300 crates of field picks sold at $3. 00 from his recently pur chased Plaasant view ranch. W. Breedlove, of this city, has sold the plnco for $1500, the prica he paid for it oily a month or so ago. There was about 1 acros to 8trawherrieu. Chas. Hrown is tho new owner. Mr. Cropd love's harvesting labor, crates, etc, totalled $1,100. And yet some say strawberries do not pay. White Salmon Enterprise. Tho marriage of Gertrude Ued ding and H.A. Waldnor occurred in the St.Clement church July 1. Uev. Father Uisenmy road the marriage i-ervice in the pres ence of a few relative and in-, timate friends. Mr. and Mrs. 0. K. Chanoy attended the couple. After the ceremony an informal , breakfast was served at the home of Mr. and Mr3. Porkapile. The bride is a popular rortlaml girl and tho daughter of Mru. (1. Pearson. The groom is a stock man of Durango, Col., and hits been in tho Wost for two yours. The happy couple went to Sea side for a few days, after which tiiey win go to Uio clock larin 01 the groom to make their home. Tho chorry yield in this din trict is big this year. At onu place it is reported thai five tons were taken from M trues, and threo tons from 7 trees at an other pliice here. At 12 cents per pound these trees liavo made a great showing. I am for Men. ROGERS. I HAT THAT PIT YOl'R PACE CAA1 vUUL UNDERWEAR TENNIS PANAM Pants, Slilrts, Socks, Good Stuff at RO I TUF BAIMrnAT MAM I BanK of Commerce Buildkig ST. JOHNS Ofi Eiii$ $ I.Johns Undertaking THOS. GRICE, Manager 208 North Jersey Street Office, Columbia 527 PHONES - Residence, Columbia 299 ylUTOAOBIUE IILV1RSE DAY Ok NIGHT CALLS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION This is not a branch of any city undertaker's Safe Deposit Boxes Insurance We offer every form of Insurance protection in the best of companies at lowest ratw consistent with safety. Mortgage Loans We have funds to loau an improved property and to intending investors we ow.n and offgr a careful ly selected list of real estate loans. Safety Deposit Boxes At a surprisingly small charge (less than otie cent per day) you csn secure s private safe depoait box in our vault. PENINSULA 108 South Jersey St. Samuel Lloyd, formerly a well I known citizen of St. Johns, 1 passed to the Great Heyoml at his farm near Orchards Wash., Saturday evening, July 3rd. Death was ascribed to apoplexy, with which ho was stricken ! while driving from his ranch to ; Orchards June 21st. For a mini- I Iwix rf mnfa Ml f Im'fl liflll I'll. UVI n jvtii a ..... iwj ii ...... .v- sided in St. John3, and his jolly disposition gained him many friondd. who will note his pnss ing with keen regret. Lleside Ilia widow the deceased is sur vived by one dnughter, Mrs. Foster, and a grandson. I ho funeral services took place at the Vancouver undertaking par lors Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, and services at Milwau kie, where burial trok place, wore conducted by the Modern Woodmen of America, of which Mr. Lloyd had been a member. Finley 0. Malcolm died at his home in Portland June 28th, af ter an illness of about five months. He was born in Hay- ham, Ontario, in IS 111. and moved 10 iwicmgau wnen a sniHii boy. He lied there until 18S0, when he moved to North Pnkota. In lbSi) ho came to Portland where he resided until the time of his death. HoKidee his wid ow, lltittie A. Malcolm, he leaves two daughters. Mr. W.L. Anderson and Mrs. G. M. Hall, both of this city,. and numerous frlendSi Tim fHheral services were held Ht thor Kenton Pro byterian church Juno IKlth. In terment took placje at Rose City cemotery. o A flag raising took place at the home of A. J. Freum in North St. Johns Inst Saturday evening, when a fifty foot staff and large flag was hoisted to the hretxo. Music, refresh ments and a bon fire were feat ures of the event. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Poe, Mr. and Mrs, MacDnnnld and son, P. Thompson, Mrs. Gault and son, Mrs. lsensueand Misses Elsie, Martha nndGortrudo Ison see. The event was very much enjoyed. If you do not want to servo on ions in your sandwiches, just rub ono over tho cold moat. AND POCKLIIJOOK $ SHOES Neckties, Collars, Belts tho Right Price SECURITY CO. Phone Columbia 1G1 S & CAPS $2.50 1 Co W.R.Stearns spent several days the past week in the White Sal mon Valley, where ho visited the wonderful ice cave near Trout Lake and then motored to Mount Adams. Ho was greatly Im pressed with the marvelous scen ery of the valley, which' ho be lieves excels that of any other section of tho United States. Mr. Stearns is of the opinion that the White Salmon Valley has a wonderful future ahead of it and predicts that it will become in time the lending and most popular tourist resort of the Northwest. Ho was amazed at tho vast water power that t is going to waste in the While Salmon river. At tho head of the valley ho saw thousands of acres of land as level as a floor, and the whole valley was a con stantly changing panorama of beautiful scenery. Mr. Stearns reports tho roads in the valley in superb cond'tion. Tliroo tnon sat ovur tho ashes of a fire in tho uray light of a 1 winter's dawn. On tho tablo behind thorn wore many empty bottles and a couplo of packs of cards. As thoy sat in silence a rat scurried across tho hearth into the darkness beyond. The threo men shifted their feet and looked at each other uneasily. After a long pause, tho man in tho middle spoke: "I know what you fellers aro thinkin'." he said. Yon think 1 thought 1 saw a rat. 1 didn't."-Kx. J. I' Gillmoro has sold tho Moxon hqmo on lohn and Kel logg street for $11)00 cash. T.Me Crutchcon is the purchaser. Air. Gillmoro has sold the property of Frank A. Hice on West .lohn street to Helen M. Russell for $2000. also a three room housu for Mrs. Stevens at 10M N. Kellogg street for $liW0. Also a half block at Ivauhoo and Maltimoro streets to Mrs. Tate, who, we undctMtand, is planning on building in tho near future. Tho congregation of tho M. 10. church has purchased tho Juequos property on the corner of Char leston and Ivauhoo streets, which is lOUxlUO in size. FOY'S St Johns Fair Store Holiest Quality and Lowest Prices Toys a Specialty 207 N. Jetiiey St. i'lione Col 8!50 Dr. W. J, Gilstrap Physician and Surgeon Glasses Accurately Tilted Ol'I'R H IIOI KS IMS) to VI M. i au to t.au i'. m. 7;00 to S:00 I'. M. Smulays, 0.00 to 10:) OlM'ICItS 1'!IiIhm)h Sf nirity IiI.Ik II. Dr. Bvart P. Borden mtxvisv Painless Itxtrnetiou of Teeth under X'ittoiiK Oxide Gas Office l'uiiiuiHila Hunk UMk. Office phone Col. 086; re. 4win Col. 177 Hour U-12h. hi.; 1:80 5 uml 7 . m. Dr. Herbert F. Jones CHIROPRACTOR 311 North Jersey Street Day I'lione Niijlit I'lione Columbia (590 Columbia 97 Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey DliXTfST ' Office Kuoiiii 6, 7 ami H PENINSULA SECURITY BLDG. Hours J to 12; 1 :'M to'6 livening 8 to 'J 108 S. Jersey St. ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON Phone Columbia 930 Dr. Lewis J. Keliher DENTIST Peninsula Bank Bldg. Office Phone Columbia 793 Have your teeth examined Don't wait tilt they ache "1 would not disappoint you for the world." begnn Carlo af ter beinir called unon for a story. "because, gentlemen, disappoint ment is a terrible thing. To illustrate: "Two weeks ago 1 visited an insane asylum in northern Indiana. My guide was tho head Dhysician. Point ing out ono harmless looking fellow, the doctor said to mo: " 'Do you see that man7 That's Johnson. A month ago I told him ho was cured and to got rendy to go home in a week, Joyfully I c sat down to write tho homo folks tho good news. Complot ing the letter, ho scaled it, wet a stami) and started to stick it on tho enrolope. In aomo wny tho stamp fell on the back of a fly on tho floor. Hut Johnson did n't know that. Aa ho stooped over to pick up tho stamp, it 'began to move away from him. 1 As he watched it, tho stamp began to climb tho legs of the table; then suddenly it wont off into the air. Johnson sat still for a moment. Then ho slowly tore up tho letter. "Darn it," lie said.'l wont be nbloto got out ot hero for a year yet. Ex." Chief U'.'d Fox, who is at tho head of tho Christian work a mong tho Indians at tho Yakima reservation, will occupy tho pulpit at the Christian church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. This work is beinir sponsored by tho American Christian Missionary society. A cordial invitation is extended to those interested in this work among tho Indians. u The next big event for this community is tho St. Johns Chautuun.ua, which convenes .1 ,tly liO-'Ji). A snlondid urogram has been arranged and It will l:o a week full of interest, rlnn (o secure your tickets early. Thoy may bo obtained at this office as well as from tho different members of tho committee. o Curd of Thanks. Wo wish to thank tho kind friends and es pecially tho M. W. A. for thoir help and sympathy during tho illness and death of our husband and father, Samuel Lloyd. Mrs. Martha Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. ID. W. Foster. L .' i1 Architectural And Mechanical Drafting Rates by Hour or Contract 923 South Decatur I'lione Columbia 108 1 ft Fine line of Vogan's Candies ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS. CONFECTIONERY, BUTTER, CAT.h IS Oipo.sio Cant nil SoJioo7 lul. iMonnhaii, Prop. Furniture Repaired and HUM XI fill U I l'rlcen Ucitsoimlilc EDWARD BROOKS, Fixup Shop, KIT, JW7 Columbia lllvil l'iciicli Mock. I'lione Columbia MS William C. Walker I'uhllo AvvotintitiU Expcrtlng, Auditing md Syitcmallilnf Sfvcial Attention (liven To KtcpiiiK Sinull Accounts (Util Smith Avoutto Xarth LEWIS CALDWELL LEADING DA II HER The lucc where ood service and courteous treatment jirevuil. Children's hair cutting receive special ntteiitiou, 109 BURLINGTON STREET Frank A. Rice LAWYER Office in Peninsula Security Building I'lione Col. 887 lUsldenc Col. 389 J. R. WE1A1ER Transfer and Storage We tleiiver vnodn ti, utnl fmtn all luirtft 'of i'ortlund, Vancouver. I.lnitton and nurioundliu: country. 1'iano uud furni ture uioviiiK. I'lione Columbia b2i 1W 1UU llurliiiKtou .Street, J. W. BOTTOM Kalsomining Painting Columbia 873 607 It, Allenheuy St. .MULTNOMAH THE Open Suudnys 2:15 to 11:01). Mondays nnd Saturdays oiieti at G:80. Other dnys nt 7:00. Snturdny, July 10th MARGUERITE FISHERm "THlt HKI.UON"-l'nlhe. Sunday, July 11th ROBT. WARWICK l "AN AD VHNTURH IN IIKARTS"-1W mount. Also Al St. John lit it Uo reel comedy, "Cleuninj,; t'p." Monday nnd Tuesday, July 12 and 18 WALLACE REID In "Tlllt DAN CING l'OOI' Paramount. Also Serial No. I I. Wednesday and Thursday, July 1 MR NAZIMOVA hi "Tint 1IUAUT01' A CII1M)" Metro. A Special worth seeing. 1'rlday, July 10- JACKIESAUNDERSnndWYND HAM STANDING lu "Tint MIR. ACI.H Of I.OVIf -Aitcraft. Saturday, July 17th- WM. RUSSELL lit ".SACRHI) 8tUtNCU"-l'ox. An Official Stop to tho practice of ovcr-slnling qualities and values would not effect our sales of hard ware in the least. Those who know us know the qual ity of our hardware is always a little better than we prom ise and our values greater than we slate. Why don't you join thoso that know. Beyerle & Armstrong 420 N. Jersey St. Pot Plants Vegetable Plants Cut Flowers Floral Designs Beckett's Greenhouses 814 and 816 North Kellogg Street Phoit Columbl 401 GO TO s 110112 Philadelphia Street FOR Soft Drinks of nil kinds Confectionery nnd Ice Cream Light Lunches served Ladies especially invited. Everything in first class condition and attractively arranged. CALL IN Pulley & Zurcher Plumbing, Heating & Tinning We Repair Aluminum Ware l'hoiie Col. 92 207 S. Jarwy St. Poff&O'Neil TRANSFER AND STORAGE Saiul uml Gravel Daily Trips to rortlaml Phone Col. 308 206 N. JERSEY ST ATMS Jj Happy Pace