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, f ptanrU .H-rur. i the
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that tVf w" " '
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... and Uml ur unfurlun.
,),, truth, irm,c..l
.,l r.Hiv- th fut fw
'..i-tji.-lm. Staggering
Mblow, I'rufcMor PortAprv
liurU'tm the rnrth with-
Td,.it r ilh hurrU
.Sn-r.', .-..'.. rain. t.'itfn
.ril'u'.i.-. k'-t mrth.tJi.k"
,VA fearful old.
licliuit have
,A , K.l . a1 of U.-t,ti.m,
, . 1 1 .......v Mrixiou in-!
iB lt. K0VrrnnHi.l tn. j
,hiMk't"n t0 11,0 d''"' (
. ... .....I -.1!t nil- I
. w, Whiifl 'l astronomer j
,"t;lh 'rW-r lrta t th
p'jnetary Mtutln in th
iirit mouth, thry do nut n.l
uitli conoe-iur new will b
II! K Prediction.
1 to tranir groupinx of
nity pUndi, uh ha" ,lot
w9 i -n of enturlea. thf
j. ju:r r-t Ieeemlr will be
W uV ml terrific w-ther
4 p-rii'WcJ. iw human
rt ru'l ly the huehent un
tmuM-i un-pt that will
la l he mikel eye.,
wiwn fin-t bcgHn to make re
jjnmt n un-ol h '
sw)h t I 'n without in
f imtrumentii. ThU wi will I.e.
WMpot that will apprr De-
17th. 191, will te vn
a! in the il of th nun.
rl h tfiinntic explosion oi
m !. lfanine humlrrU of
9 eat into pnre.
t lre enUL'h
i,Rttfh Vesuvius micht n
! I football.
nun- pot will 1-e rlt h enough
Artro-nmjfnftip energy U fl"tC
!maspher? of our planet Into a
mm without prleru' or
ril ,e hurrit ancH, linlitninpr.
rain.
til!! wt-okji bt-foro the vAri w'll
will hIho he giituntic lav
ti.mi, great I'tirthqunkoK, m y
oiiketh pi.phccy with no dc
'tobo merely wnatlmil or alno
' It in nimjily hecuusc my Rtudy
ilw i)lnnt hn revimlwl certain
';!s with nmthcmatinil certulnty.
h nwtniler 17th. 191!) no lose
'i wen planet will pull Jointly
'i,ai. in ,..111 Im-luilt' all
"v null. in -i.i if- '
' niichtioia planets, thimo vith tl'
n powerful pull.
Sis nf tin in Mercury, Mr.
sJiipi:er, Saturn and Neptune
tic in en.iuntnn; grouped lo
4r In tv.. .nwitnrtt. "leuiruo of
W'rvor known in the annals of
'rotiomy,
They will 1. iuhkh.I in the narrow
:if 2 dejtwd on the name ld
'Jie nun!
WiwUy opposite, cotninu into op-
;,)Ki'i'm with this uiKKn'ii U'iWe
vill u .1... 1 i t it..., .nu Thrt
me nuge imnvt ui
;i!tw'tic' cui-ientK between Urnnus
the rIv nlniL.ta will nierce the
i
like n mirrktv anoar.
tT "J .
,Jur earth ia ,intsi,! tn
angle of nearlv 00 degrrees In
krfwt Position to receive almost the
fur of mnnt.r electrical dis
ance a. it leBn Into activity on
'hat b nu Vin enntern horl-
S t0 of the buii' dine.
B warned In advance. Tremcnd
J th!ilg are going to happen from
"umber 17 to 20th, 1919. and af-
terward!
THIS ISTHI: RF.I") f.pn
HKlblWAS SEALS GIRL
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BEVERLY HAYES
hext players on the two best big city
jtearnu were born in small towns,
I learned to play baneball in small
townn; gained their strength, skill ;
and knowledge in small towns.
The largest of American cities can-
ed for a man, born and educated In '
a Brnnll Uwn.when there was need to
untangle and weave together a giant
I r
t. deportation system. ew lorss
bip:g:t financiers, drnjors', layyers
captains of industry, once were small
hnvK. That. too. i true of
Th nresident of the
I ' ( 'l 4' United States was bom in a Virginia
' VX lh I village and most of his cabinet mem- '
,.bers started life where man lives
' nearest nature in ruiral communi-
I
! ties. So, too, with most oi our sena
"f.K. tors and representatives, our gover-
i 1 . iiwi n
f i 'i lie natin has a little missoum town
" "'Un thfink for Pershine.
l I . ... .. .1, ftnro
i v; To tne suctessiui man ui we
... :iv: I5e born in a small town;
never in a huge city!
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HIS JOB NOW TO SELL
OUR WAR PROPERJY
" A
one sure way of acquiring one's own
bhare of that tnanKiui spini. n, can
not fail. Don't, we beg or you, at
tempt to instill thankfulness into
eyesyour heart and mind by turning
your eyes upon those who have more
than you beter health, greater
wealth, more power. Those who gaze
too steadily upon the larger posses
sions of others are those who chorus:
"We have nothing to be thankful
for."
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DON'T FKEL THANKFUL
IVvrrly H) wiji: "Hoy !! Cro Chrlitmas Seals. They protect
lit!!,. t-iLMn-n from the nvac-s of tul.erculoi. They build a harrier of
hrMlib nbout tbe worker, of tl.e Billon. They protect lmtnes-jnur home.
I'liy ii.-Il h"P MM'iniitce and )hyIeal ami economic rehabilitation to
tuert tl..n oi. wlllluo P-'Ple In U.eUulte.l States who have tuhercu
loi" If you punlae nuul dCr Cl,rist,nS Seals, the deaU.
mu of this dread piatfue will e maiorlully reduced.
U !r WU P-l" M ofthed.s,-,. Tuelvet iouaand
of Ur- J lilll. rbHdrn. Think fit! Wl. death toll l n,e less If
1' ( ' n , Ml t!.U y,v. next years .leath raf will he small-
"I t year by year until eventually -ul-uMsi low pass-
' tola II" oUl'VhM. wlfu-b l. ir4y .II,h. kro-,
typhoul fever."
Many a man and woman, too in
sists there's nothing to be thankful
for in his or her life. And these
thankless ones are not near the bot
tom; they are not all poor, lonely,
sorrow-laden. Indeed, you u nnu
more who "have nothing to be thank
ful for" in the middle walks of life
than elsewhere, good, honest folk
who have met with a measure of sue-
cess, a taste oi reveioco,
a few unrealized dreams. Pronably
it is because of the dreams that they
feel so thankless.
tVipv honed for too much. Their
air castles were too magnificent, too
airy, and too feebly supported by
energy and will power. But because
they hoped for much, gained little,
they are come to this Thanksgiving
;a "nothine to be thankful
1,1 11 1 TWV
for." ,. . .
Of course they err. The living hu
man being has much to be thankful
for He has life, the greatest thing
on earth, to be thankful for. The
man who wants it has a job. another
thing to be thankful for. He has a
family, children, a home, an appetite
for food, the church, tne scnoo.,
n...,i.i I. aoju Rut aallinff ft.
again is another Job, as has been
found out by C. W. Hare, assist
ant director of munition during
the war. Hare has bow been made
director of sales for the war de
partment, his assignment being to
get rid of th property acquired in
wartime but which to o longer
needed. "
CALIFORNIA ELKS
c ni0i r,al The California
Elks Association, in convention hare,
In a set of resotuttons enuormns wm
1919 thrift campaign or tne goverm
,i irAPtP.d the oresiaeni oi iuq
tliUii.i. "u "
.atinn to aoDOtnt commiuees a i
....
, in rRrw on tne fia:e oi nuuii
ijiiv.. -.y
wo, Snvtriri ?ttmns ana Treas
ury Savings Cert:fi"atei and to direct
the thrift movement throueho-t sub
ordinate lodges tn California. The
convention approved the action of the
Grand Lodge, which went on record
as a staunch advocate of the thrift
campaign In its convention In Atlantlo
City.
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WOOD! WOOD I WOOD!
Slab wood may be purchased from
the Siletz Lumber & Logging1 Com
pany, whose mill is now in operation
at Hoskins, By placing your order
with the Independence Enterprise,
. .ii . J nMmfi(1ir with
i delivery win oe niau pxvuiywj
you, and all of us can-and SHOULD, in a few days. Order bow and save
-be thankful! paying more this winter. Wood is
If you can't see it that way; if to dry,
r M:nna vlcnTl Q f AT fJTT
your life appears minus reasons for
thankfulness, go out into tne nign
ways and by ways of the world and
see the human beings who have less
than you and be thankful. That Is
SILETZ LUMBER & LOGGING CO.
Office in Bnterpnce Buncung.
Jtt i
Dr. Dugamae, Dentist, over Inde
pendente National Bank.
1 why, man alive! We could go on for
ing. but a collection of human beings fc and breadth of this page
jE and a conglomeraUon of brick and things for which we,
Pit AISE WIlEHfc , monition
PRAISE Is Itt nu - - . deflnition
' of ' J A citv is nothing more than the bor-
H will have !-. v atION HAS A LITILfc from farm and small town.
to enjrulf the; S()IU, ToWN TO THANK ; inBtanCe; Two great cities
this day are pointing to em
with considerable joy as Pennant-win
l i.n (.hps. iney
i j i t 1 1 a 1 4
FOR rEBSIIINfl.
t have a niuu i .-r
$130,049.02
1284.33
12,500.00
inrr; I re., of accepting un, team, And when you
ing uncarwd fairi bras8 tacks nelth-
'u'Tsti k. ff their owi medals of, chicag0 White Sox nor the
I They continually keep their (ncinnatti Reds are big city team,,
honor. Thc coin' j unci tQWn ,ay
,lo,.k , fi'J'T .d little
,,hr euoi w v""" ci
Warning!
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Inrfpnendence National Bank
AT JXDEPENDENCEN THE STATE OF OREGON. AT THE CLOSE
of business on November 17, 1919
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts,, including rediscounts; - - -
Overdrafts secured, none, unsecured. $1284.dd
TJ S. bonds deposited to secure circuiawa w
.1 LJAV4AilNAia svurniVl ATI a
U. S. bonds and certincates to mueu.. r
WwPSatfnts' Certificates' " and Thrift Stamps actually
owned ."''
. tt ci r...iiunf Securities . ......
Total VJ. o. viu Ytuuii"
Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure post
al savings deposits
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not including stocks)
A ..Tinlai1a.oH ............ U. ......
ewucu "e""&' , .. tt o
. , , ,.;t;ao other than U a
Total oonus, sei-ui n..v, , .
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 of subscription)
Value of banking houf?, owned and unincumbered
t
their smaller neighbors
The city, W
,mcone has said, is noth-
j Don1
left, surely no pennant winner! The geCT
I Your
Eyes
i r rTTrr 1 !
Its 3 rOOMiJ"! i
A.
81,189.38
81.32
2,000.00
18,830.48
15,600.00
93,770.70
20,830.48
1,950.00
With
Furniture and fixtures '
Real estate owned other tnan bamcing aou
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank . ........
. . it j omnnnri nue iroiu iwnvii""
Casn in vawi . , , . . , rnrnm
Net amounts due from banKS, dwk .uu
panies other than included m items xo,
Checks on other banks in the same city or town as re
porting bank 168,272.39
Total of Items 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. . . .
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of re
porting bank and other cash items .......
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from
U. S. Treasurer v .
iw,ct earned but not collected-approximate on
i"'w' . . . i j
Notes and Bills Receivable not past uuo
15,600.00
4,000.00
20,924.71
35,034.36
160,140.91
LIABILITIES
the long winiei z
evenings coming uu f
many of you will pro-
batalv notice that your j Total
vi'cinn floes not seem .
or that your eyes ; paid ,a
enrvn t.lVP AVlth C10SH A . n r ,
reading. Do BOt lel 1 1 undivided profits v :---'::yL':''tt
these Warnings gO un- j r. current expenses, interest, and tam PSd
heeded, but have, your !j or crediteJ In advance
vominPfl. P interest anu u v:,f-
tr . of maturity and not eameu
Circulating notes outstanding
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding
m-i.. tfQm 9?. S3. 34 and 85
lUlal ut L ' ' ,
Individual deposits subject to check .....
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other
than for money borrowed) . . . ... :';':
Total of demand deposit, (other than bank deposits)
. . . . t. u-,. sr R7. 38. 89.
subject to ner, -, --,- . , .ji
Certincates of depo.it (other than for money
Postal savings deposits V.il!' i Va
Total of .time deposit, imbject to Rerve, Item. 42. ,
44 and 45
7,744.38
387.10
1,191.29
625.00
1,000.00
$494,532.28
50,000.00
15,000.00
9,092.33
6,165.56
We Examine the Eye,
We Make and Fit
Glasses
We Guarantee Sa.is-faction.
Do not put it off, but
come in and have our
,r,v;rtvi anppinlist make
vou a pair of Perfect
Fitting Glasses, so you
can see clearly and can
read with comiort.
HARTMAN
BROTHERS CO.
Jewelers & Opticians
SALEM, OREGON
3,926.77
1,00000
12,500.00
4,439.61
4,439.61
327,688.60
8,593.22
336,081,82
71,048.59
535.49
71,584.08
$434,622.28
TOTAL ...
I, I. D. Mix, Cashier o the above nam- ' ,nd
that the above statement is true to the best of my ,RgHj
STATE OF OREGON 1
COUNTY OF POLK
Subscribed and sworn w "
me this 25th day of NovenAerWW.
e B. It. "WOLFE
, Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan 17, 1923
''-TnTRSCHBERG.
W. H. WALKER,
OTIS D. BUTLER.
Directors.
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