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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1921)
y fä /ry t- , . . * •> ■ * m . I I j M JSSb : 'f 'i j w--.. r >_*-* their <eB highly thoRooaor.lt of the state ef - - views I caption of aaid ; and I of his retirement from said offlc< be R R to be beild «hla I Resolved, That a copy of tills i I lotion ha engrossed and signed by I the president of the senate and tha Marshfield I 0f the house of represonta- bo bettt this year tires and' presentad to the Hon.'Simon Cony eoun- r Benton, as a testimonial of the ap- not later than neat year, provided I preciation o f the legislativo assembly i operate, according t o jf w the services well and faithfully mada by B. A. Booth, I performed for the benefit of the state | chairman of tha sUU highway com- of Oregon. Whereas the highway program of the state of Oregon is the largest single enterprise in which the state hof Oregon is engaged; and Whereas, the state highway coa mission has, through its integrity and ability, carried forward said program [in a manner-which has inspired the confidence of the people of the state of Oregon; and Wherein, the gratitude of the peo ple of' the state is the only reward which the members of said confmia- H are Waa • “Why do yea t road hog that mum missus, rather crossly. “The right ef way is oars, isn't RT" “ Oh, undoubtedly!" calmly. "A s for our turning out, tha reason U plainly suggested in tide epitaph which appeared in a newspa per recently: ✓ “ Here lies the body of William Jay, Who (Hod maintaining his right of V v /1 Ha waa right, daad right, aa ho a along. But ha’s Just as daad aa if he’d b Transcript. with os, we keep CONFIDENTIAL the ’ their deposit aa* their M a r t s traasactkms No. «64» Report of Condition of tbo Farmers & Merchants Bank FIR ST NATIONAL BANK afte, of tha llarahfUM Nows and !* regarded M F ** ^°°**T*>t [at Coquille in tha State si Oregon, at the close of busiaess on Fob. 81, IMI. ord has ¿one east to prova that ho [highway. RESOURCES in liaod that as,eooa aa possible, not 1st- , ___ Baler than IMS the rond from Bandon 6197,16688 • I » . . i l . dLunMsA P t isuw OAiinfv ha fiO Mm I ** Overdrafts, 16181 proved a* a part of the Roosevelt U. 8. Government securities owned; highway. This was taksn to moan Deposited to socare circulation <U. & bonds that R would bo oithor gnrieled or far value) .............................................. ........ < 18,600.00 Pledged as collateral for State o other deposite Mr. Peck says that tha highway or billa payable....................... ....................... 48,000.00 hfll Owned and unpledged .......... ................ ....... 40,000.00 piece of legisla-1 . Govemi 101800.00 Oregon was aa spai-1 A Other bonds seeurities, etc.: for It aa waatera Oregon. By its fff« s Securities other than U. 8. bonds (not including R is possible for the coast stocks) owned and unpledged.......................... 68,01887 to form a district and band Total bonds, securities, etc, other than U. S. 68816.87 Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (60 par sent of subscription) 1860.60 Value of banking house owned and unincumbered 81,000.00 Furniture and fixtures................ .................. 016.00 lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank.. . . 81,000.00 Cash in vault and not amounts dne from Bottom ns*T»2rr al banks............................................................ Nst amounts duo from banks, bankers, sad trust companies in tbs United States (other than in cluded in Items 11, 12, or 18)........................ 6,77281 Chocks on other bonks in the seine city or-town ns reporting bank (other than Item 16) . 80488 Total of Items 18, 18,14, 16, aad 1 6 ............ i24,66087 Chocks on banks located outside of city er town of reporting bonk and other cm: item s........... 684.60 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer aad daa from U. S. Treasurer........................................ 68680 Interest earned but not collected—approxiasato —on Notes aad Bills Receivable not past due.. 680087 TOTAL. r, - V . Comet—Attest: A J. Sherwood, L. H. Hasard. C. T. Skoals. ., ■ u i /J*- • The Electric Washer Makes Clothes Last Five Times as •v Dainty lingerie and sheerest silks can be entrusted to the gentle washing action o f the Electric Washer without fear o f h a m . Careful tests have proved that clothes last five _ as long when washed in an Electric Washer. Thus, merely as an investment in p r o lo n g ^ o f your wearables, the Electric Washer will pay fo r itself. ASK YOUR DEALER E. G. Opperm&n M. J. H&rtson Gould A Gould lOftOOM 10,00880 14806.01 Mountain States Pow er 188688 1880080 in the United States and foreign 686786 countries (other than indwRd in Items 28 or 29). ABOUT INCOMB TAXBB 686786 Total of Items 28, 28, 80, 31, end 82 ........... The Bmroaa of Internal Rev. Demand depeoits (other than bank deposits) sub has innumerable sources for chocking I ject to Reserve (deposits payable within 80 days): up persons who fall or “wilfully re- “ It is a simple matter to take the I Individual deposits subject to check .............. fuse" to flle aa income tax return and I same cereals that the cows oat and |33 pay tha amount of tax duo. | make them into a milk which is su-184 Certificates of deposit due in lees than 60 days 46,480.88 (ether than for money borrowed) ............... - . One of these la tha “ information at I perior to the natural article and much State, county or other municipal deposits secur source’’ provision of the revenue act I cleaner. The cow is the crudest ma- 35 ed by pledge of assets of this bunk) .............. which requires that reports must be | chine hi the world. Our laboratories Total of demand deposits (other than bank de i by all persons, trustees, guard!-1 have already demonstrated that cows’ posits) subject to Reserve, Hems 38, 84, 86, 88, aad by partnerships, | milk can be done away with and the | 87. and 38 ........................................................ 401,417.76 ntration of the elements of milk Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable af of payments to others | can be manufactured into scientific I ter 80 days, or subject to 80 days or more no the your 1890 ef 61,000 or | food by machines far cleaner than [ tice, and postal savings): more. A separate return of inf arses-1 cows and not subject to tuberculosis." Certificates of deposit (other than for money tion for each employes whoso salary h I So far, however, w i haven’t seen 668*680 borrowed) ....................................................... 61800 or mors fa required of employ- anything that looked at all like put- Total of time deposits subject to Receive, era. The return post show the name I ting the old cow out of business, for I Items 89, 40, 41, and 42 . . . ....................... 668*680 of each recipient and the I the only substitute for batter that is I I making any headway is one that has 6661,613.84 information returns which | cow’s milk as one of its ingredients. I TOTAL, a n filed with tha Commissioaer of In- And Just how the soluble salts, known j "*6. Of the total loans and dlacouate shown above, the amount on which ternal Revenue at Washington, D. C., as vitamins are to bo supplied in interest and discount wee charged at rates in exesua of those permit- are carefully ckqehad with tha re- Ford’« artificial milk, even the gnat ted by law (Be* 6197, Rev. B ut.) (exclusive of notes apon which to tems of bdividusl iaoomc. If John L Henry would have no information to tal charge not to exceed 68 cento waa mhde) was 6 none. Thu mm- 4 Duo, who has roeeivod a salsify of [give. His achievements an along her of such loans was nano. r 61866'or more during the year 1820, | mechanical linos; and wa have never 86. Aggregate amount o f salaries or compensation paid by this bank to ' has failed to report this payment ta|yot teen a flivver that mode s single Chairman of Board (If say). President, Y in Presidents. Cashier, his parsenal (A m , ho WillAaar fremj voluntary motion. I . and Assistant Cashiers for month ef January. 1981» 874688; Aa- Statiiticiane tell as, too, that horses haul pay of all those oMecra at January, 1921, rata af pay, 6666688 ; of delinquents have boon | are still holding their own in «umbers, number of them oMeors an date of this report was A land taxes ag- in spite of the work tractors and cars 68. Aggregate astern* of salaries nr com penes tion paid to all ether em- of thousands at are doing. Both am needed and With- ploy cos of the bank for month of January, 1881, 66A86; Annas] pay 11 acted as tha m- out either much of the present work uf them employees cm bools of the January. 1921. rate of pay, $669.- suit of this »adit |of the world would remain undone. 86; number of thorn em gp y -s on,dato of this report was 1. I State of Oregon, County of Coos, aa: It’s like picking up money in the I, O. C. Sanford, CsAior of the above-named bank, do solemnly swam Tha slHss -* t -----■*r* 666,000,000,-1street to-get the Oregon Fanner ev- that the above statement is torn to the best of my knowledge and belief. 000 to pay-thoir bill of war Oaaagooltoy week for n year at only 16 mnto] » O. C. SANFORD, Cashier, aad Germany mid 7 bflliom was «1 |«kun mbsrliking for the Sentinel. I Subscribed and sworn to before me this l«t day of Merck, 1681. aha eould pay. Be tha armies e n on | —-------------------- (Beal) J. J. Stanley, Notary Public. the moon aad n u e terrKnrr wBl ha| Service cm Jmt installed at Ora- My eommisaiea expiree Pm— her 86 1086. § «i DAINTY LINGERIE W - ashed W ithout W ear V t ^ r % • 666181884 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid i n ........... .......................... 6 Surplus fund ....... - .......................................... Undivided profits .............. ............................ 8 16884.88 Lass currant expenses, interest, and taxes paid 1,88887 Interest and discount collected or credited, ig ad vance of maturity aad not earned (approximate) Circulating notes outstanding... . ................... Tbejham’s Oarage for night and day ser-l m ' “You’ll Always Find ' says the Good .lodge That you get more genuine satisfaction at leas cost when you use this class o f : tobacco.*'- A small chew huts so much longer than .. ,. , . a big chew o f the ordinary kind. A nd the full, rich real tobacco tart» gives a long lasting chewing n who WÜÍ teilyoQ tft W-B GUT is a long fine-cat tobaooo R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco JOHNSON Mill Wood Hall & Ireland >3.00 per load Lnave orders at the mill or CMtnctors & killers Coquille - Oregon