Cottage Grove sentinel., June 19, 1913, Image 3

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Colic, C h o lM i
and
doing t h e ir duty
{ ¡ i , h o « Rem edy.
f»mlly without exception
V
' |hli |.r.*|)«ratlon al hand
Score* oi Cottuue Grove Header» are
,¡7 L l w..lh#r of ih . .umn.vr
Ce«rnlnic the Duty of
M ln ilw rla ln ’a Colie. Cholera
WHEN THE BANKER CASHES YOUR CHECK
the Kidney».
Jtboci. Kamady la worth many
, *
whan nr.dad Iwfor* tha
Hy WALTKK K TOWERg. A B., J.D . of the Michigan Bar
tha hliMNi la
the kidney,-()utv
kt«Jn<
-
'• «»••
^ ,,v«r II haa noaupanor for T u " I U r V
Wh#" ,h*y tail to do thlathe a kill-
f„ r which It la InUndad
» » » » » » » C9♦ » » » » $ ♦ > ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ■ !
ncya are weak.
\
Kor a«lc hv all ilaalcra.
r" waa
WH* keeper
ke‘' ,“* r of
,,f “ the
'• mlatake la aometimea ground, for re­
Harkach). ami other kidney ill. m, y
gen. ral .tore at Elmwood. Allan M r
covery of money paid, but not by a
follow.
Wa* «'woer and head of the bank under theae circumatancea.
Heli* the kiiineya do th< eir work
him wood Saving. Bank. The relation*
Sometime« after a peraon haa aigned
Acreage
Lots 11ae Doan " Kidney |>j||, o,e
■etworn the two men were far from and delivered a check he wiahea to re­
teated kidney remedy.
fo r r «.i.U i..,.
friendly, but a. there waa no other call hia action. He immediately get*
»’roof of their worth in the following
irui k gardening
«»ok near at hand Sonimcra maintained In to'jch with hi» bank on which the
*,nt-> " w.llpay y ^ 1-'
W,l||«,„ a . Haakell, retired, m W ■i commercial account in McBharaon’a check was drawn and inatructa It not
í u? bafur*
, ... buying
i.nvimr John Nokra,
Seventh Ht„ Kug.ne, Ore., .ay.
•«, inatitution. <bto Tueaday morning he to pay that check when It la presented.
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Coutil hi<
am d ill enthualaatir for Doan’. Kidney ( purchased
in i a .
I<'“ 1
Pot»toe« from | 'Ihi* ia known aa “ »topping payment.’ ’
I Ilia and heartily endoree them
>' <• Weld,. « prominent farmer of the | Stopping payment enda the hank'aduty
I hey are the very beat remedy to be
loity
Sommer, paid Weld, im- and alao ita right to pay the check
aytateed K < « m « Kem edy.
runatant itching. horning. red had for kidney and bidder trouble and ' « Ii.tely, giving him a check for when presented. It not only need not
-.h and dlaagroenble etfeeta of I cannot apeak too highly in their i *i “ ty dollar, properly drawn on hia pay the check, but it limit not nay it.
pralve in return for the good they have •o | ount m the Klmwood Having» Bank. I f it diaregarda ita dep<,aitor’a inatruc-
letter, »all rheum. Itch, pile*
«lone me.”
lo<' k lhc ch*ck to the bank and I tion* and paya the checa on which pay-
r,talli'tf «kin eruption* ran hr
'When your hark ia lame rememlwr | , r i ** l'« McFberaon, who waa in ment haa Iwen .topped it ia the loaer aa
rurrd aod tha akin mada clear
tl>e name
Don't .imply ««k for a l,1|‘ l, ll,r * rage.
it may not charge that payment
olh with Dr. Ilobaon'a Ecsema
kidney remedy aak diatinrtly
for,
w hat did you do. go ami aell that against the depositor's account.
l Mr J. «■• Kvalamlof Hath,
Doan'« Kidney Pill, the aamc that l"*'1 poUt°* # 10 Sommer*?” Inquired ! A. L. Sullivan owed Jamea P. Long
^ " I had r r ir m i twenty live
I, at,,r,„. Fou­
..
Md'heraon. “ Yea
iiu i |
I »7
a no but
i.ni by
i,,. mistake
l . he
u .. *:ii
— » ,k
Yea; ■ whv
why notf”
not?” »n
replied
$74.00,
filled i out
the .
Haakell had. fair all
nxl had tried everything. All
cheek to Jamea A. Long and mailed it
ler-Mtlburn Co., Prop*,, Buffalo. N. Y. W ebb.
When I found Dr. Ilobaon'a
'Well, vou might have given me a In an envelope addressed to James A.
, 0 1 ,,i,m id found a r u n ”
I hi»
Name« Fire Warden*.
chance at them. You know I ’ m buy- Cong and a James A. Long received it
i* the formula of a phyeldan
and cashed it at a bank. The bank
< ari V. Ogleaby, de|<uty lorcat lire ing produce, aa well as banking.”
bren In uae for yeara not an warden, haa appotned aaaiat.nta a.
” I hat’a no reason why I shouldn't l°*l the money it paid out on the check,
„ , „ 1 . That la why we can guar« Billow, to ho located in the ria|N’ctive •ell to John Koinerv.”
, This was because a bank ia bound to
lh All druggtate, or by mall. di.trida named: K oberi Kuykcialall,
' Well, I'll show you you're a fool to m«Ke certain that it is paying the
[Or
Pfeiffer Chemical Co., who will h« ita Honed at Triangle Lake; •ell to him.” angrily unaerted the check to the proper party. In law the
-Iphia ami St. Irruía.
W illiam William», who will be .tattooed banker. “ He paid you with a check, middle initial is not part o f a man’s
~ at < hu ,hominy; Prank Klsk of Klmira^ dldn’* he? Ami you took it; and it name ami so the check waa payable to
who I. not yet
, W «)i„- J.-nk, !
* "" tf””' 1 1,1 A *oe!”
’ Jamea LflRg,
of l-orane. who will he atationed at 1 "Whal’a the matter?” Hiked Webb.
I f there are two persona of the same
H a rrin g to n
Mound; Will Jenka, who will probably
"Why he’» no good financially, and name it becomes the duty of the bank
»11.1. (at ÍUHK
lake the station at
la,rane ami K<| hi* cht'ck'a no good, and you can't get lo P“ Y >t to the peraon of that name
Whitaker, who will be stationed
at ,n7 n,un«7 on I L "
who rightfully may receive it. S o il
Richardson, and A. It. Mills, who has
w ebb returned to Sommers, ami if tW#t b“ ,ll‘ er8 will caah checks only
not yet arrived from home in the north Sommers hastened t j the bank, know­ for responsible parties known to them.
Thus we have illustrated an extreme
part of the valley and will probably go ing that hi. balance stood close to four
case
under the general proposition that
to Wolf Creek,
hundred dollars. After a heated dis­
cussion at the bank Sommers travelled a bank paying a check muat do ao only
The value of a |>aper's advertising
to the office of hia legal counsellor. to the proper party. I f anyone steals
i* gauged l,y the number of people it
As a result action waa begun againat or finds a check, or forges an indorse­
r< ai he*. No other paper reaches more
Uhls of Hduling & Pldoo Moving than a <|uarter a. many Cottage Grove the banker because of hie failure to ment, and so secures payment from the
caah the depositor's proper check, ami bank, the bank must staDd the loss.
) la. 71
( oltatH* (wove
people as doe. The Sentinel.
substantial damages were recovered I f a check has been indorsed in blank,
bemuse McPherson's action had in- or waa drawn in such form that it is
G O V E R N M E N T L O S E S SUIT ' jured Sommer’s standing and credit in payable to bearer, any bearer may re­
Beat Laxative for the Aged.
ceive payment on it and a bank is jui-
in and women feel the nerd Titles of Settlers Between Two Proo- the community,
titled in paying it to any bearer, unless
lamatlons Confirmed.
laxative mure than young folks
Thin case illustrates what is perhaps
there are some special circumstances
Cheyenue. Wyn
The government
»1 be safe and harm lea* ami
the primary duty of the banker to hia to cause it to believe that the nearer
■kith will not cause pain. Dr. Bull against (he Midwest Oil company ' ciepoaitor to pay all proper check*
is not the rightful owner of the check
a teat i aae Involving the title to
-ft New I'dla are especially go.-I
drawn on him againat adequate de­
: igrd. for they act promptly ami m illions o f dollars' worth of oil lands posits. If the banker fails to do this, and not entitled to receive payment of
Price O x . Kerommended by In California and W yom ing -w aa dla either wilfully or through mistake, it. When you draw a check payable to
“ the order of John Smith” you are
uilsaed by Judge Hlner. o f the United
he mu*t answer to hi* depositor. If entitled to the aasurance that the bank
Ktntea district court
W hile the gov-
the depositor whose check was wrong­ will pay it to no other than John Smith
Pacific Kdllwdy Ilmc ldLli emiueut sought to recover only 40bo fully diaitonored suffered any damages or parties to whom he may transfer it
acres o f land In thla suit, the laaue
C 0 IU U btO V I S U IIO S
hr may rt-eover the amount against the by valid indorsement.
Involved covers thousands of other
banker. Injury to credit and business
Paul Greer, in Chicago, aigned a
acres o f California and W yoming lands
! ! « » ML
standing are the damages usually com-]
a m
Included In ( ’ resident T aft's sweeping plained of in such cases. The banker | check for $900.00, directing his local
S »• i» m
bank to “ Pay to the order of Leon
order, designed to conserve the coun­
1 L i p m
is entitled to a reasonable time after
Young.”
Leon Young received the
try'* resources and to afford the gov­
presentment in order that he may
check in SL Louis and endorsed it as
ernment a supply o f fuel oil for the
examine into the state of the account
follows, "P a y to the order of The Cop­
S.
K. K. COMPANY. United States navy.
againat which the check is drawn.
per Exchange Bank, Leon Young.”
w ROl'NIl
California Get* Batch of New Lawa. Good bankers have their affairs so ar­
He handed it to his clerk, together
Sacramento, t'al>-A m other'» pen­ ranged that this is a matter of seconds
•fTATI *»Hn
with a deposit slip and told him to take
sion act, a minimum wage commiaalun rather than minutes.
tv
it to the hank and deposit it. The
at
t and a ao cal I ed "blue aky" act, the
When Sommers sued McPherson. Mc­ clerk tore up the deposit slip and told
fill«
tM tai («4IBIIU
OottaiA
latter »«e k in g to prevent wlldrattlng Pherson defended hia action on the
the bank teller that Mr. Young wanted
•V t AM
by promoter», were among a big batch ground that while Sommer* did have a
vt it $ a
the caah. The caah was given to him
Mfri* H b iim ii ,,
of progressive measures aigned here balance of about four hundred dollars
and that was the last that was heard
4 b
DlMBtoM
l.\ 104 by Governor Hiram Johnaoo
A pipe the bank held Sommer»' note for five of the clerk or the $900.00. Again the
wfttfB l i n i i i s Ili* | . 4 a M i i g > i s •*••:> l r * * r »
Hue law, making oil ducts now owned hundred dollars, which was to fall due
bank was the loser for the check was
U « ' l i i r w l a y a a l n i S a l i l i • ! • % •« 1 » '
by
big corporation» common carrier», wilhin a week. The banker instated
*
.1 lo!
endorsed
to the bank and not to the
et • y, |, ih
and an eight hour law for woman, to that he had a right to retain Sommer’s clerk nor in blank by Leon Young so
w tltiou t i i u l k f
Include atudenl nuraea and employe« deposits to insure payment of the note
f f « t k 1 1 f i*. s U I h x i
vali*-«.
that the bearer might, receive the
5 •»' • I-
It * t i t » k
ove l a r i
of
lodging house« and place« of amuae when it should fall due. His position
? t a t e « | » • ,, i ( | n
• n i x »■ « I I t a
money. I f Young had simply written
M il it e w ta y B in i h i i . l a y
lui d i » «
nirul. alao wewe aigned.
was not justified in law and furnished "Leon Young” on the back of the
!•
i l 1 ^ f n c l v f . l a i I h r n
* ^ I
him with no effective defense.
A check he would have bpen the loser.
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M*
»«*
Tu I n a n r v l o » W M I ' I ' M M
difilli
r!,t in,lei tw (Irllvrtrd Hi ■rnj*i*
banker may set-off an indebtedness So if you are to send a check to a bank
» » r V M u l u l | U l a r i t t g l a ll l r a f
that ia due hy the de,awitor to the bank for deposit and do not trust your
A . II. W O O I I . M a i l ** er .
■gainst the deposit, but he may not messenger absolutely indorse it to the
set-off one not yet due. Sommers order of the bank and not in blan k -
could not he required to pay the note then the bank will not deliver it to the
Up the Bowels end
Holton — A m erica « troop* in tb* until its maturity, and until then it bearer except on your written order.
Hawaiian Ialsnda have taken poaaaa waa not an effective obligation againat
In the case of forgeries the banker
Them Clean”
extinct him.
also
bear* a heavy responsibility. No
■Ion
o
f
Ike
crater
o
f
a
larga
I owe are many remedies to he
It not infrequently happen« that the other checks may be charged against
volcano situated on the coast, sad are
constipation, but the dith
working night and day to convert it holder of a check for say ten dollars, the account of a depositor than those
to procure one that aits
violence.
A remedy that
Into i a fortress capable of wlthatandta« will present it at the bank for payment he actually signed and which have been
doe* not perform
Ammunition and food and discovert that the depositor has ■ paid to the proper party. I f the bank
a long «lags,
b y force w h a t
being
atorod within It, balance of but seven.
Often the pays a forged check it ia the loser un­
should be accom­ supplica are
guns are being mounted, a water sup­ holder of the check would be glad less the depositor in some way contri­
plished hy persua
sion is Dr Miles’ ply ha» been arranged for and garden» enough to get the proportion that the buted to the fraud practiced on the
l.aaative Tablets. have been planted on the slopes of deposit would cover then and there. bank and ao is not in the position of an
After using them,
and thus But the bank need not make part pay­ innocent party. In the case of raised
Mr. N A Waddell, the crater to provide food
tl]
Washington render the place aelf auatalnlng In ment. This is because it is entitled to checks the banker also must bear the
St.. Waco, T e a . case It la bealeged for any great length the check for use ss a voucher in set­ loss again with the proviso that the
says:
depositor who signed the check in no
tling with the depositor.
o f time.
“ Almost
all
my
When the bank pays a proper check way contributed to the fraud. I f he
Thla Information reached floxtan
IK*
I
have been
from an authentic aource In Honolulu it has a right to charge payment drew the check so carelessly as to
•ith ■ «net lp« I Ion. and have
nuny rrmndlw. all at which
and the communication further aal , against the depositor. It may be that make the fraud possible or in any way
•» •■aune
In without gtving
that Americana re »M ln « 1« th* H#W* ' i the bank will choose not to dishonor conspired with those who raised the
r»Mrf
| nnatty trtwl I>r Mll-e
Ian Island.. Including troop*, »r e much the check for ten dollars when a bal­ check his position ia not so favorable.
* 2 *t’l**s and found them *•!
Their action la pleasant and exercised over the Japanese altuntlon ance of but seven remains and will ac- We have before noticed that the bank
••d th.lr ih a -n M , taate m « » « »
emmodate its depositor by paying the loses i f it pays a check to a party not
,**’ y 'o t«ka. | am more lhaa
f'"innm nd them."
F R I S C O G R A F T E R S E N T E N C E D check in full. This ia what ia known entitled to receive payment of it and
ss an "’overdraft.” and while contrary that this ia true though the fraud be
up the bowels and keep
'''«"t." it the advice of all Policeman W ho »old Protection to to the printed rules of most banks is accomplished by a forged indorsement.
Bunco Men Get« f i v e Ya*r*-
because they realiee the
still frequently done in ordinary com­ O f course a bank paying money to a
y ('»nlluig from habitual con
Han Francisco.- bT*nk E* ° J L f° [ J *
?',m I to not delay tint long. year, an o fficer of «he 8 a. F ra n cl^ o mercial practice. I f the bank allows party claiming his rights through a
overdraft, in effect advancing money forged indorsement may recover from
?!n, t*'"|>er cu rative measure*.
police department, w a. eentenced by
• Miles la x a t iv e ta b le ts ar e a
for ita depositor, it may recover the that peraon—always provided it can
fme.ly (or ,j,j# ,,1^ f o m p|4mt. Judge Dunne In the auperlor court to
catch him.
ponlten- amount from him.
I 1' 41 'n iu rovem en t o ver the
serve fiv e year« In Folsom
Such are the rights of the depositor
Hankers do not take time to investi­
5rou ttave been using in
tlary
gate a depositor’s account for »very againat hia banker. Remember that
wo*. 7 h*y taste like candy
H . had been found guilty of aelling
check that ia presented to the bank for the banker bear« these heavy responsi­
ill . ° rk 'lke • charm.
A trial protection ,o bunco men T *
“•Convince you.
payment. They depend upon memory, bilities and if in dealing with him he
h^'n * laxative Tablet» are conviction w a . on « h . ^ c h . r f J t a < > • ami confidence in the depositor, in many insists that you comply with formali­
‘ bo. i * dru« « '* l » . »* 45 r * n‘ * had been an
% ,n new Ing ¡instances. » So it
i* sometimes happens ties that to you seem useless remem­
L » d ' o , V ," n|1 a j d o ,e »
1( no* Oallo. now In San Q « «
#ut of tM t , b.nk will pay * check under the ber the strict requirements made of
hrn
after trial, re-
Joh„ Fold*, a Mod**1 1 ^
m u(.
that the signer hn. an adequate him. Handle all your checks in a busi­
W will*" " ,x *° yc*11' druggist and John In December,
IllOO In December. 1» _
b#|(ince on deposit, when such is not ness-like manner.
a „ * ül ('turn your money.
was _
"H it
mum penalty posai Mo ___
M$ 0 I C A L CO., Blkhai-t, lad.
the case. On diecovering Ita mistake I Copyright, 1913, by Walter K. Towers.)
banks have sometime« endeavored to
Lewiston Good. Co" ,l,e ' t* '
Receives Order from L. W . H ill.
recover the money paid the person who
Promotion Manager M. J. Duryea
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" but they have not
by
the
state
pure
food
o
o
g
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,
nted
the
check,
’ •>“ «* of B paper to a commun-
haa
received from Louis W. Hill, chair­
„accessful. In one sen«, of the
itti be accurately measured by of Idaho while la l^wlston resulted ^
man of the board of directors of the
,n confiscation of a lar«#
|wonJ the bank paid under mistake, and
think of I t The Sen-
P o p u la r T a l k s o n L a w
!
HOT BISCUIT,
h o i cakes, m ade w ith
R O Y A L B aking P o w d e r
a re
delicious,health­
fu l and e a s ily m ads.
and
i», Hi., cor.Lincoln Av
Great Northern railway, a large order
for Eugene-made hop baskets to be
shipped to Glacier National Park. The
order came because of Mr. H ill’s hav­
ing seen a simple of the baskets in the
promotidb office when he was here some
time ago.—Register.
Get your ‘‘House for Rent” and
“ House for Sale” signs at The Sen­
tinel office.
Mr
jiptly »nd a*ti*factorily.
ev have every facility for
‘i iing all clanne» o f giawls,
_ »imply Holicit u trial.
m| Horn and Fire I’roof
suit in Connection.
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believe in these statements.
F o r th e Bow els
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and tnoae who hav, uaed them know
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ia a pleasure.
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— ‘ »segati
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our «tore. Uae them once, or uae up
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