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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1912)
JfXT'T 'T TEN PAGES STATE NORMAL 1 x OPENS SEPT. 16 Many New Iraprovemsnts Added. Prospects Bright For Very Successful Year. v. s 1 JOHN DEERE SPREADER The Spreader with the heater on the Axle t.HE INDEPENDENCE ENTER ftl&t INDEPENDENCE, OREOOM. , NIL FIREPLACE STOVE J.D.HIBBS&CO. The Simplest Spreader Made Mo Clutches NoCh No Adjustments New Department Added In Chair of Domestic Science and Art, With Miss Butler In Charge. -1 v .,...'.... REPORT OP THE CONDITION OP y ' - , , ' ' , ' THE" INDEPENDENCE NATIONAl BANK ' C-k-l O .1.J-C CharUr No. 8979. -7" ."' v t Independence in the state pf Oregon, wt the. blose of business Septem- er i, 1913. - " v. '' RE$OURCEE Loans and Discounts ........ '" 168,492.42 891 22 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ... . ' ijroOOO' V. S. Bonda to secure circulation E 000 00 3lond to Secure 1'ontnl savings,, " z' ' Bonda. Securities, etc .c"0-2j' Banking house, Furniture, and Fixtures.... .... .... .... 19'63'2!. Other Real Estate owned .... .' .i 12.600.00 Due from National Banks (not reserv e agonts .. 7.772.69 Dus from State and Private Banks and Bankers, Trust Com panies, and Savings Banks , 23,424.86 Cue from approve Reserve Agents.,;. w..Vvy' 100,233.97, Checks and other Cash Items .... ..v.. .I' 3,080.88 .Notes of othor National Banks .... 875.00 Fractional Taper Currency, Nickels and cents.... .... ...... 256.03' LAWFUL MONET RESERVE IN BANK, VIZ. Spocla , 33,817.80 Legal-tender notes ', . ..70.09 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasure, (5 percent circulation); ; 625.00 TOTAL .... .... .... .... 426,852.33 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In .... I 60,009.00 Surplus fund 10,000.00 Undivided Profits, less Eiponses and taxes paid 11,329.50 National Bank Notos outstanding 12,000.00 .Dividends unpaid" 720.00 Individual deposits subject to chec' , , ; J , , . . " , 274,126.05 Demand certificates of deposit .... tit .... , 4,092.23 Time certificates of deposit .... .. 60,832.48 -Cashier's checks outstanding 2,763.35 Ualtod States postal Savings Deposits 988.72 TOTAL, 426,852.33 STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF POLK, ss: I. R. R. DoAnnond, Cashier of the rbove-named bank, do solemnly swear hat the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. R. R. DeARMOND, Cnehiere Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of September, 1912. B. WILSON, Notary public. CORRECT Attest: H. HIRSCHBERG O. D. Butler, W. H. Walker, Directors rr costs "Credit Stores" MORE To do business than "Cash Stores" and then someone must pay for the . losses from bad accounts. The merchant can't afford to stand the loss so he char ges It up .to his customers who do pay. Of course the extra charge Is concealed In the ."price but It's there Just the same. , ' .. " ! .... ' You'll realize how much you really pay for the "Few Day's Accommodation" at a credit store If you will com pare, our prices, which are based on, , the spot cash plan," with "credit store" prices. Reliable Merchandise at prices that ''credit stores'' can't match is the foundation of: our sucA cess. We are now showing a splendid Fall Novelty Dress Goods Novelty1 Silks v v Men's, Women's and Children's Hosiery and Underwear, Shoes, Clothing, Blankets, Comforts Everything . for the, whole family Barries' Cash Store Salem, Oregon Under the new reglmei the Oregon Normal Behoof will begin the second years work on Monday, September 16, Many Improvements have been erided since the clos of the summer school In the way of re-arranging the Inter ior of the bulWIng with the view of making it more convenient, as well as Improving Its appearance- New chairs have been ordered for the assembly room and will be in place shortly after the opening of the term. They are adapted to the work of note-taking as well, so that when lectures may be given the students will have an opportunity of gathering their notes in the assembly. The faculty meets In regular ses sion Saturday to arrange for all pre liminaries fo the opening on the fol lowing Monday. Two new members will be present. MIbs Jessica Todd, of New Jersey, who takes Miss Lou ise Davis' place as critic In the fifth and sixth grades of the training school, and'Mlss Butler, head of the department of Domestic Science and Art . . " ' From the correspondence It Is con fidently ( expected that a large en rollment will mark the beginning of the years work. Some will not be able to euter the first week by reason of delay in the summer's work, etc., but irrangements will be made bo that they will not lose but little In their school work proper for the first week. ", The plans are almost ready for the beginning of the new dormitory, and y while this will not be ready for the first part of the school year, the citizens of the town have most gen erously opened their homes so that all students will be well provided for in the meantime. ' L A new department has been added In the chair of, Domestic Science and Art, and Miss Myra H. . Butler of Cheney, Washington, has been secur ed' for this place. Miss Butler has had V much experience in- this line and, comes highly recommended for this special work. , - . Uncle. Ezra Says "It don't take more'm a gill uv effort to . git - folks Into a peck of trouble" and r. little neglect, of con stipation, biliousness, Indigestion or other liver derangements will do the same. If ailing, take Dr. King's New Life Pills for quick results. Easy, safe, sure and only. 25 cents U all druggists. " ' ' s, s REPORT OF THE CONDITIONS pf the Farmers State Bank at In dependence, ... In the State of Oregon, at the close of business September 4, 1912. RESOURCES I Loans and discounts.... $43,019.61 Over drafts secured and un- .... .... - 72.01 Bonds r.nd warrants 3,000.0 Furniture and fixtures 3,161.57 Due from banks '(not reserve banks.)'.-.'., -hi. J 5,997.60 Due from approved reserve brnks . . - . . . v. 18,566.85 Checks" and other cash Uenis"'117.2S Cash on hand 8,787.15 .. J V 4 sX"x f V m-j.-. k " ton nan iT Capital stock paid W.. $25,000.00 Uidlvided profits, less ex ,.p'enses r.md taxes paid .. 4,628.79 Individual deposits subject to check i 49,446.89 Demand certificates of deposit 455.00 Cashier checks outstanding 1,534.79 Time certificates of deposit ,1,656.60 Total , ... STATE OF OREGON :V 82,722.07 , County of Polk I, C. W. Irvine, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. , ! '; ;v ! C. W. IRVINE, Cashier. Correct Attest; J. J. Fentan. Thos. Fennell, Directors,: ,;;., Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of September, 1912.. R. E. SPERLING, Notary Publl E3 1 If S3 m m inn. w-n Entirely New 7 4n J j Roller Bearings Easy to Load Light Draft Nothing Else Like It THE JOHN DEERE SPREADER Tht Spreader wUh (ht Beater on the Axle in as ranch of an Improve ment in spreader manufacturing as the self-binder was over the old reaper. ' It is made along entirely new and different lines from the ordinary spreader. The first manure spreader ever made was built In 1878 by the Kemp & Burpee Manufacturing Company. Up to the time of the John Deere Spreader every spreader has been made along the same general lines as this first machine. Power was taken from one end of the main axle and transmitted, either through chains or gears, to the beater, mounted above and In the rear of the axle. Heretofore the only improvement ia . manure spreaders since the first one was made In 1878 has been n the refinement of details. The John Deere Spreader ia a radical departure from the old method of construction. It Is made along entirely new lines and is a great improvement over the old style spreader. Come in and examine the machine and you will readily Bee why the John Deere Spreader is so far superior to any spreader heretofore constructed. Even if You Don't Need a New Spreader Now iMnTlr of articles on why farm manure should be used on the land, how it should be applied, how it should be stored, the value and effect of using it in various ways. In addition there is a detail description of the John Deere Spreader with illustrations in colors of this spreader working in the field. , Better Investigate It's Worth Your While Winegar & Lorence 3 -1 Monmouth, Oregon May Re-establish Factory. The completion of the I. & M. rail road to Buena Vista will mem a great deal to the people of that lit tle city in more w'ays than one. Located in the vicinity of Buena Vista Is said to be one of the rich est beds of clew for tiling that is to be found in the state. Tears ago, when river freighting was common, there was la operation at that place a pottery which for a time proved to be a very successful enterprise. But when ' shipping fa cilities became Inadequate it was a- bandoned. Now that the, Independence & Mon mouth road is being built to the old city theree la a strong possibility of re-establishing the factory., ' OMfllV LET US URGE YOU ' to give our meats a fair Arial. We have your best Interests at heart, as well as our own, for we cannot hope to hold you as our cue- '" tomer If we do not please -you with our wares and our treatment. We aim to serve each patron, alike, whether the orders come : large or small. We have one quality -the bestj one t price the . lowest consistent with such . quality. Call ,'or-v phones Either way, you'll be treat-a ed right. ,!::'!- FRED. BLOCH HERE IT IS " - mi we pledge you our word, that there ian't a finer LOAF OF BREAD - made and baked the whole world round. Our bread is perfectly sani tary and Is made of purest and best flour milled. -Patronize this bakery for wholesome baked goods at right kind of prices. FOR A REFRESHING DRINK ... . of soda, a delicious dish , of Ice cream, or the choicest of confec tionery you will always find us In tk lead. ' v THE INDEPENDENCE BAKERY This picture of despair1 Illustrates the man who bought a cheap harness that was always broken. A terrible example. Avoid his mistake. Get th right kind. It won't be expensive, either. Give you handsome, durable, reliable wagon, buggy or cart harness, warranted as to- material and workmanship at a very low price. Hanna Block. D. D. GOOD . INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.; LL the trou bles of can ning day dissap- i . . ... pear vvnen you use our supplies. Every thing of the best was time tried and fully ' tested Heofe we; even placed the of defs with the manufacturers. J- Jars that are air tight, parafflne that Is guaranteed tV be absolutely pure and all the other little Jtenja .h; that makei canning the pleasure It should be. "And h nrlcea are the lowest In the town--consstent " i.ri. with Value.'"' vj o Call In and Inspect our stock before . purchasing. Tmtinnim FLUKE & JOHNgOK" Our Feed Will Put GO into any . horse to whom it is given regularly. Because : v;.v It is the SOUNDEST, RIPEST and (XEANEST Feed to be had. You know that good eating improves a man's physical condition. Learn what good eating will do for your horse by giving him our feed. Independence Seed & Feed Store "THEY HAVE IT" It Will Pay You Peoples Variety Store .r,- .Before Buying Elsewhere Our Goods are all New, First-Class and Up-to-Date COME AT ?-VD SEE n c IV. H. R. Uce Park Co. D
