Clackamas County news., October 12, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928
PAGE TWO
THE CIRCUITOR HAS A
DEMOCRA TIC NOTION
FARM RELIEF! AL SMITH)
HOOVER!
Persistently these topics ring thru
our valleys and echo from the hills,
destroying the peace and serenity of
one who would prefer to listen to the
rustle of the leaves, the drumming
of the grouse, the cull of the birds,
one to another, as they make ready
for flight; the patter of the ruin on
the roof, slithering through the fir
boughs, sweeping across the dead
fields in a belated effort to bring
them back to life. There are so'
many enchanting things in October—
if politics weren’t so intrusive!
FARM RELIEF the politician
promises, and the word RELIEF ech­
oes omniously, making us shiver.
Sounds so flat-on-our-back-like, ready
to give up the ghost, with Big Busi­
ness at the bedside rolling a pill de­
signed to ease our last moments.
A chance is all the farmer needs,
reully. An equal show with big bus­
iness, and the only way he’ll get it
is to elect the man who won’t give
big business all the plums. A chance!
He’ll have it on November (i, next.
If he doesn't take advantage of it
then he’d better swallow a pill and
puss out quietly, leaving the fields
to the grouse, and the birds, and the
leaves— and the rain—all those en­
chanting things, for history tells us
thut Republican presidents just nat­
urally can't be of much help to farm­
ers. And that’s that!
—THE CIRCUITOR (Democrat!)
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Estacada, Oregon
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E Charter No. 125
Reserve District No. 12
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
ESTACADA STATE BANK
E at Estacada, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business October
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RESOURCES
$189 323 62
Loans and discount«
36 41
Overdrafts secured and unsecured...............
U. S. government securities owned ................
........ 13, 738. 30
68 , .561. 2 I
Other bonds, warrants and securities
2 1 90 80
Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc.
Banking house, $10,000; furniture and fixtures, $5,000 16] 000. 00
9, 529. 70
Real estate owned other than banking house
Cash on hand in vault and due from banks* approved re-
ssrvc sgsnts of this bank
36,204.22
Check« »*n banks outside city or town of reporting bank
and other cash items
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07
Total cash and due from banks
$36,211.29
Otksr oi tats
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891. 55
Total
$335,483,03
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in .......................................
15, 000.00
Surplus fund
5, 000.00
Undivided profits
$11,693.58
Less current expenses, interest and
taxes paid ............................................ 10,159.12
1,534.40
DEMAND DEPOSITS, subject to reserve:
Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits
due the state of Oregon, county, cities or other
public fund
150, 237.87
Cashier’s checks outstanding
629.16
Certified checks outstanding
5.00
Total demand deposits subject to reserve $150,872.03
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS subject to rf«rv.:
Time certificates of Hopo.it outstanding
44 237.25
Savings deposits, payable subject to notice
1IS 839.29
Total of time and saving* deposits
$163,076.54
Total
$.135,483.03
State of Oregon, County of Clackamas, ss.
I, Ruth L. Dillon, cashier of the above nnmed bnnk, do sol-
emnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
RUTH I,. DILLON. Cashier.
CORRECT ATTEST
Subscribed nnd sworn to before me
II C. STEPHENS
this 10th dnv of October. 1928.
THOMAS YOCUM
S. E. WOOSTER. Notary Public.
RUTH L. DILLON
My commission expire« May 26, 1931.
Director.1-
Saturday, (only) October 13—
‘‘RED RIDERS OF CANADA”
Land Office at Ruseburg, Oregon,
With Patsy Ruth Miller and an all-star cast. Full of action.
October 1. 1928.
Sympathy for Workers Prompted
Comedy, “A Short Tail.”
Notice is hereby given thut Robert
L. Crane, 925 Going street, Portland.
by Memory of His Own
Sunday and Monday, October 14 and 15—
Oregon, who, on August 5, 1925
Early Toil.
made H. K. (was Portland 07741),
“METROPOLIS”
our No. 017332, for S Mi N W 'i, and
A Paramount picture. Movie Magic-r—weird and wonderful—
Nt4
SW
U,
section
1,
township
4
S..
What
we
are
coming
to— Metropolis. Comedy ‘‘Fully Equipped
URGED 8 HOUR STEEL DAY range 5 E., Willamette meridian, has
Also News Reel.
filed notice of intention to make three
year
proof,
to
establish
claim
to
th<
Wednesday,
(only)
October
17—
Induced Manufacturer* to E stablish
land above described, before K. F.
Industry on That Basis After Frazer,
“A
SHIP
COMES IN”
U. S. commissioner, ut Yeoi
30 Year Struggle.
With Rudolph Schildkraut, Louise Dreiser and Robert Edeson.
building, Portland, Ore., on the 5th
Comedy, “Smith’s Landlord.”
day of November, 1928.
WASHINGTON—The intention of Claimant names as witnesses:
Thursday
and
Friday,
October 18 and 19—
Herbert Hoover to keep to a high level Emil Laitinen, of R. 1, Kstacadu
Tim McCoy and Claire Windsor in
the standards of the American home Oregon, George D. Cook, of R. 1, Es
“FOREIGN DEVILS”
and to do so by continuing his efforts tacada, Oregon; William A. Dwyer
Box 416, Garnbaldi, Oregon, urn
Novel by Peter B. Kyne. New Thrills— you’ll say so!(j Some­
in behalf of labor Is shown in a of
of 396 E. Clay street.
thing you’ve never seen. Comedy, “The Old Wallop.”
pamphlet, “Hoover and Labor,” re­ Oscar Noren
Oregon.
leased by the Hoover for President Portland,
Coming—-The
Greutest Picture of them all— “The Covered Wagon"
ROBERT
E.
CRAWFORD,
Labor Council of the Republican Na­ Non-Coal
Acting Register.
tional Committee.
During his entire caroer, beginning Publish October 5 to November 2. '2- i Admission: Adults, 26c; Children under 14, 10c
at the nge of 12 when lie was tossed
Notice for Publication
into the wurld to earn his living, Mr. Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Hoover has worked whole-heartedly in September
12, 1928.
the cause of the working man. As a Notice is hereby
that Albert ;.iim iiiim im m iiiiim m m m iim iiim m m m m iiim m iiim m m im iiiim in im m rr
laborer himself, as a worker In the Adlon, of Estaeuda, given
who, on
mines In his youth and, since 1921, as December 12, 1923, Oregon,
made
adjoining
Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Hoover farm hd. entry (was Portland
No.
has studied the problems of American 07508), No. 017230, for NW>,
labor and has aided in the solution of NW'A, sec. 11, township 4 S., range
many of them, the pamphlet shows. 5 east, Willamette meridian, has filed
SATISFACTORY WORK GUARANTEED
notice of intention to make three
Aided Long Fight In Steel Mills year
proof,
to
establish
claim
to
the
Mr. Hoover's labor record is an land above described, before Donald,
open book. Policies that have bene- J. Ryan, county clerk and clerk o? |
tited labor have won his unwavering the county court of Clackamas coun­
Oregon, at Oregon City, Oregon,
support in every instance, the leaflet ty,
on the 29th day of October, 1928.
reveals.
names as witnesses:
“In supporting Mr. Hoover,” it states Claimant
George G. Cook, W. H. Dwyer, I Phone Sandy 291
Sandy, Oregon |
"American workers will be voting for Emil
Laitenen,
all of Route 1, Esta­
one of their own kind.”
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The brochure further goes on to Grand and Clay Streets, Portland,
show that Mr. Hoover's support of the Oregon.
principle of collective bargaining Is Non-coal ROBERT E. CRAWFORD.
not mere theory. Prior to 1922 the s21 o!9_____________ Acting Register
workers in the steel industry were
Notice for Publication
working 12 hours a day. This condi­
of the Interior, U. S.
tion Mr. Hoover deplored, as he be­ Department
Land office at Roseburg, Oregon,
lieved that a shorter working dny September 12, 1928.
would uot only bo of untold benefit t" Notice is hereby given that Georgt
RONALD E. ESSON, Ph. C., Prop.
the steel worker, but would result In G. Cook, of Estacada. Oregon, who,
on December 27, 1923, made hd. en­
the long run In a greater output and try
adjoining farm (was Portland No.
EASTMAN KODAKS
FISHING TACKLE
better craftsmanship.
07413), No. 017203, for SW b SE ’»
To this end, In 1922, he brought to­ section
3,
township
4
S.,
range
5
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FOUNTAIN
gether the steel manufacturers of Willamette meridian, has filed notice
America and Induced them to estab­ of
intention make three year proof
EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES
lish eight hours throughout the entire to establish
claim to the land above
steel Industry. For thirty years organ­ described, before Donald J. Ryan
Phone 331
Sandy, Oregon
ized labor had been fighting to tills county clerk and clerk of the county
end and the pamphlet just Issued court of Clackamas county, Oregon,
shows that Mr. Hoover's efforts were at Oregon City, Oregon, on the 29th
of October, 1928.
successful In bringing to a close that day Claimant
names as witnesses:
long fight of the steel workers.
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Mr. Hoover has always believed la Laitenen,
Route 1, Estacada.
collective bargaining and In addition Ore., and J. all P. of Johnson,
he has constantly upheld the rights of St.. Portland. Oregon. 37 W. Jessup
workers to select their own represent­ Non-coal ROBERT E. CRAWFORD
atives without Interference, influence s21 ol9
Acting Registei
or coercion from any source. He bug
Notice
for
Publication
always opposed the seven-day week, Department of the Interior, U. S.
once general In many Industries.
Land office, at Roseburg, Oregon,
September 10, 1928.
Is High Wage Advocate
for every purpose
is hereby given that John i
In 1920 he said: “In fixing hours of H. Notice
Snomy
of
Route
1,
Estacada,
Ore-
labor in Industrial establishments at
who, on March 12, 1924, made
a point consistent with the health of gon,
homestead entry, serial. No. 017239
employees and with proper opportu­ for the NW 'i of SWU and SU of
nity for rest and recreation, there SWÍ4 of section 11, township 4 S.
should In all cases be provision for range 5 E„ Willamette meridian, has I
filed notice of intention to make fi­
one day's rest in seven.”
nal three-year proof, to establish/
“Mr. Hoover believes that the surest claim
the land above described,
road to prosperity is that which lends before to Donald
Ryan, clerk of the
to prosperity for the masses,” the county court of J. Clackamas
county,
... “Everything for tha Builder”
pamphlet says. “While advocating Oregon, at Oregon City, Oregot),
mass production and the use of laoor the 29th day of October, 1928. on
Estacada, Oregon
...
saving machinery, he has earnestly Claimant names as witnesses:
advocated that labor share In the In­ George Cook, Albert Adlyn, Emi 'iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHimiiiiiiiiit-’
creased production through higher Laitnen and Henry Dwyer, all of Es­
wages and the adoption of the best tacada, Oregon. E. CRAWFORD,
conditions of employment In the Not coal ROBERT
Patronize The News’ Job Printing Department
land
Acting Register.
world. His record In the Department Publish September
14
to
October
1”
of Commerce and bis public utter­
ances demonstrate the earnestness
and sincerity of his Interest In the
workers of our country, who have nl-
ways looked upon him as a friend.”
Digging Into the public utterances
of the Republican candidate for presi­
dent, the pamphlet reveals that In his
dealing with the question of the re­
striction of foreign immigration, Mr.
Hoover believes that our first concern
is to provide employment for our own
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people and others already here before
we permit the admission of many from
other countries to compete with Amer­
You can actually own an interest in the gigantic power that turns the wheels
ican labor. At the same time, In bis
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his utmost to amend the immigration
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