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one big community grin that warmed1
all hearts for the whole dey! The
Dundee people were much disap­
Report of tha, CoaditUn of the
pointed that plana at McMinnville
had been changed and the rest of
the boys taken up the West side in­
a t Newberg, ia the stateof Oregon, at the doee of business March 4, ISIS stead of being routed through Dun­
dee. The ladles of Dundee had pre­
RESOURCES
l
pared gifts of flowers, fruits can-
Loans and dlacounta, Including rediaoounta.........-l4t5.7l3.2S
1488,718.29
dies,
nuts, stc.. for all of the Yam-
Total l o a n s . . . . . . '.................................. ................... 4 tf.T lt.tS
.84.89
hill
county
boys, to be handed to
Overdrafts unsecured...................................................... % ............ .
them at the train.' When the mayor
V. 8. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par
j found out the state of affairs be im­
1 value.......... . ' . . v
...
10,000.00
Beginning at 1 o’clock P. M„ 1 and 1-2 mile* Southeast of Dundee
mediately began to requisition autos
U. 8. bonds and certlfleatss of Indebtedness
and~then Invited all who wished to
pledgsd to seeure U. 8. dsposlts (par valus) SO,000.00
go to McMinnville to Join him and
U. 8. bonds and certificates of Indebtedness
152.700.00 go to see the boys anyway. It was
owned andrunpledged....................................... 41,700.00
a Jolly delegation of about thirty
Liberty Loan Bonds, 3t6. 4 and 4^4 P«r cent,
tbat broke into the celebration at
1S.S60.00
unpledged............................................................
1S.S50.00
McMinnville
and when the mayor of
Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure
that
city
and
those In charge of the
postal savings deposits.. . . . . . ' . . .
.
.
2,000.00
247393
celebration discovered the Dundee
Bonds and securities pledged as collateral for
delegation,
the
Dundeeltes
were
re­
State, or other deposits (postal exclnded)
Sir«—Empre»’ Lad of S.
ceived with open arms. Prof. Ander­
or bills parable.......................................... . . .
20.000.00
B. 77 ¿ 23 . Dana—Riot­
son was called upon to make the pre­
Securities other than U. 8. bonds (not Including
er’«
Lady Isabella 219,-
sentation1 speech and the Dundee
stocks) owned unpledged................................... 24.S4S.87
328. She bea miked, on
48,949.87 ladies distributed Dundee's gifts,
I # a l bonds, securitise, etc., other than U. 8 . , ............... ...., . .
8.250.00 modest tokens, but an expression of
official test, 58.7 Iba. per
8 tucks, other than Pederal Reserve Bank stock........................
2.360.00 our community's esteem for and good
Stock of Pederal Reserve Bank (60 per cent subscription). , .
day, 1173 lbs. in two
3,900.40 will toward our Yamhill county
Furniture end fixtures............. ...................................................
days,
producine in six
13,322.92 boys. The beautiful program at Mc­
Real estate owned other than banking house............... ...........
months
6809.4 Iba. mik
29,267.22 Minnville was enjoyed by all from
Lawful Reserve with Federal Bank........... ..................................
and
3
8
8
3 6 Iba. buttar.
99.993.19 here as was also tbe beautiful dinner
Cash In vault nnd net amounts due from national banka.........
to
which
tbe
McMinnville
ladles
in­
Bred by B. C Altman,
0,587.29
Ret amounts due from banka, bankers and trust com panies..
sisted upon our folk remaining. Tbe
Checks on other banks In the same city or town es report­
Grysham,
652.77 bonds of friendship have always been
ing banka... : ................. ................ ..
- - ......... .............
LDtent
NOBLE’S JOLLY LIKENESS 274864— Sire: Lucy’» Noble, 87S18. Dom: Jody
Jolly Likeaeaa,
244251.
strong between Dundee and our
Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
county seat and today’s "doings1
by John B. Flood, Greatwood, Kentucky.
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__,
Checks on banks located outside of city or town
EMANON’S CLARISSA H. 282241—Sire: fettaon of Lakeside, 82888. Bun: Mohican’s Tkirty-sevsu,
882.8* have added new friendship between
Ing bank and other cash items........................
the
cities.
Mayor
Shannahan
and
212448. Bred by Edward Howe, Princeton, New Jersey.
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due
his
associates
were
enthusiastic
over
CLABISSA’S
BEAUTY 325506—Sire: Jaooba’s bene Prince, 108653. B u s: Emanon’s
2,500.00
Treasurer...........................................................................
282241.
Jacobs’s Irene Prinos 108863 wm bred by B. F. Keeney, Warsaw, Bee
the
good
time,
the
chance
to
meet
Interest earned but not collected— approximate— on Notes
our
fine
boys
from
"Over
There,1
sold
him
to
B. C. Altman dt 6 months eld fee $100.
«.585.75
and Bills Receivable not past due..............................
ABTHETTA 401167—dire: Chief Mmltnomah, 137888. Dam: Clarissas Beaaty, 326608,
333.30 and the opportunity to beer tbe
War Savings Certificates end Thrift Stamps actually owned. .
September 14, 1818.
t
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207.86 speeches of those boys. The mayor
O O m a t m i L n aay....
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CHIEF MULTNOMAH 137866—Not in this sale. Was sired by Jaoaha’i bene Prince. Bam:
T o t a l . . . . . ............. .................................................................... 114«, 471.17 also expressed his satisfaction at the
way the ladles o f Dundee had plan­
Worth of Ingleside, 271704, who made 583 pounds of butter in 1 yegr as a two y e n rid.
LIABILITIES
ned and had brought Into co-opera­
CLABISSA’S SWEET ABELIHE 401168-Sire: Chief Multnomah. Bam: *
Capital stock paid in ................. .....................................................
1 60,000.00 tion the whole community for this,
Dropped September 15, 1918.
28,000.00 one of Dundee’s greatest days. (In­
Surplus fund.............................. ........................................ ............
155011—Sire: Chief Multnomah. Dun: Lady Tenny*s of Ingleside. Dropped May
TENN
NY’S CHIEF 151
Undivided profits.................................... %................
9,024.52
cidentally It might be remarked that
8, 1917.
9,084.62 a few bouqueta are doe our mayor
Leap currant expenses. Interest, and taxes paid.........
CLABISSA’S B’S HOPE 434723—Sire: Chief Multnomah. Bam: Clarissa’s Beauty. Dropped October
Interest and discount collected or credited, In advance of
and tbe men on tbe reception com­
27. 1917.
2,400.40 mittee.)
maturity and not earned (approximate)............................
Once more Dundee has
LIKENESS’ BUTTERCUP 434724— Sire: Chief Multnomah. Bam: BoUe’s Jelly li keness.
1,900.00 shown that wonderful community
¿m ount reserved for taxes accrued...............................................
Auguse 11, 1918.
60.000.00 spirit that Is making this small i
Circulating notes outstanding.................v .................................
BEAUTY’S SIMPLE RUTH 434785—Sire: Chief Multnomah. Bun: Clarissa’s Beauty-
2.00 place such a marked locality in the
Certified cheeks outstanding.........................................................
September 6, 1918
380.22 Northwest.
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding.........................
Bandella is eat of
8 PET 434728—Sire: Chief Multnomah. Dun; Bandella
DELLA’!
bond
:
Total...... .................................................* ..............
392.22
Jolly Likens*.
Emanon’s Clarissa H. Sire : Noble Jolly Gamboge 128894. out of
389,208.48
Individual deposits subject to chock.........
............................
T estys. Dropped June
BULL CALF (Papers not returned.) Sire: Chief Multnomah. Bam:
DUNDEE
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than
28, 1918.
10.913.98
for money borrowed).............................................................
All these cattle are of breeding that make good Begister of Merit Beoorda.
The following extracts from a.
State, county or other municipal deposits secured by pledge
Terms of Saleare Cash; Reliable parties may arrange with owner to gire bankable note
20 , 000.00 letter from e Yamhill connty boy la
or assets of thin bank............... ...............................
F rew L u n c h a t N o o n
140.00 a Jolly expression of his Joy in being
Dividends unpaid..................... ...................................... f ......... t . ,
beck In the good old U. S. A.:
Total of demand deposits (other than bank de­
J. W
posits) subject to Reserve..............
......... 349.322.44
We arrived this morning, full
180.947.17 moon at 2:30. We lay In the hai*bor
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed)........
749.03 about four miles below Ellis Island
Foetal savings deposits................... .............................. ...........
124,887.70 till 9 a. m., withont even realizing
Other time deposits........ ................................. ...............................
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve............... 284.563.90
that we were really in the U. S. A., more train ride that we want to take
tyar loan deposit account................................. ........ 38,300.42
88,800.43 when all at once down the home «»4 that ts to our homes.
The Oregon Committee haa ar­
Liabilities other than those above stated, interest earned in
stretch there came a boat rapidly
t ‘ (
f *t T í " )'
^ 8 T ' f t b - ** r I '•
* Abe
excess of discount collected: ...............................................
4.145.24 approaching bearing Mayor Hyian’s rangements for a grand blowout in
Total.............................................1..............................................
1840.071.27 committee of welcome, constating of New York for us. I believe. All of
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State of Oregon, County of Yamhill, as:
a real brass bgnd and a number of our names are in their hands already
I, J. C. Golcord, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly affirm real American girls and business and since we’re still In tbe army
tbat the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief* men. Their boat circled ours— with we’ll have to submit to the praises
J. C. COLCORD. Cashier.
the band playtnk and everybody yell unearned, 1 suppose.
Subscribed and affirmed before me this 12th day of March, 1019.
When we left for France the East
.Phone Black 23
Residence Blue 6
ing as loud as possible. Then we
F. A. Morris. Notary Public.
knew we were home— never to leave was the graveyard of patriotism, but
My commission expires February 1. 1921.
—for those people seemed almodt now—never did I dream that any
Correct— Attest:
J. L. Hoskins.
portion of the States could be as
too real to be alive.
Clarence Butt,
An hour later we steamed up past patriotic as the country 1 have seen
S. L. Parrel t.
the Statue of Liberty and docked at today. If the West has gained pat­
Directors.
Pier «1, on the North river. Tben riotism proportionately with tbe
things started. Never since we left East 1 am almost afraid to go home. a
We passed not a soul today but who < ' SEASONABLE CUT FLOW ERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens, 11
business meeting of the Dundee Wo­ the U. S. had any of us ever refused
DUNDEE
looked the warmest welcome to us
I » (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, geram-
man's Club, a mock trial was en­ to accept anything to eat but this
and
expressed themselves as much
was once that it was necessary or
X urns, calla.lilies (hardy flowers),'’ hydrangea, peonies. Roses
joyed.
Nearly
all
the
members
pres­
Mrs. R. W. Swink is visiting her
as possible.
die of expansion near the equatoT
¡1 our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
ent
took
part
in
one
capacity
or
an­
sister in Portland.
I claim It is good to see an Amer­
other. and all entered into the spirit
The K. of C.. Y. M. C. A.. Salva­
Mrs. Michael Mueller went to of the occasion with mirth concealed tion army and Red Cross were trying ican youngster again, too. Here’s
wbat I heard one say today and he
Portland on Thursday.
1 beneath a wonderful assumption of to give us all that we wanted, and
really was In earnest: "Please give ....................................................................................................... .......
William Wilson is tbe latest R ed ' dignity.
Frequent pauses for the they certainly.did.
me a French penny— this nickel Is
Hill business man to Join tha ranks outbursts of laughter were cut short
We ferried from Pier f l to the
all that I’ve got to give for it.” He
of the autolsts.
' by the stern command of the Judge Pennsylvania railroad station where
was running alongside a slowly
! tor "Order in the Court.” Mrs. New- we loaded onto a real train— not 40
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Allan went
moving train, holding the nickel
1 ton Bailey as Judge and Mrs. F. W. homines or 8 chevroux (40 men or
to Tacoma last week to meet their
out
in bis hand.
Meyer, the Prosecuting Attorney, 8 horses)— but real soft-cushioned
son, Sgt- Alexander J. Allan, who
Hurrah
for the U. S. A.!
were especially clever in their char­ cars, and rode to a couple of miles
arrived on Tuesday at Camp Lewis,
acterizations.
After the trial the from the place that we are now
with Company A. 162nd Infantry,
hostess. Mrs. Bland Herring, end two situated.
RAYBELL
Just returned ffom service in France.
assistants, served a two course
We arrived at our barracks and
While in Tacoma the Allans visited
luncheon, a stretching of the rules then we meased and then I found
their daughter, Mrs. Bruno Hom-
Arriong those present at the rood
of the club, but condoned on account this Y. M. hut about 75 yards dis­
We pleaee the moot particular. Phone us a grocery order and see
berger. Mlse Isabella Allan accom­
meeting at St. Paul last Monday
of its being a birthday celebration tant. And do you know what Sgt.
if our prompt service doesn't surprise you. We want vour trade.
panied them.
Mrs. Jack Larson and Mrs. Walter
for the hostess.
C. and I found tonight? A place to
Ray
visited with Mrs. J. J. Coyle, at
Word has been received from the
All business in Dundee ant the purchase anything. Of course we St. Paul, on Monday.
Portland Chapter of the Red Croat
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,
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it it , . . I
»urroundlng country for miles was could not Imagine it for sometime,
Mrs. Fulkerson, school supervisor,
1ha
" 'J ,..,.. , ... '
J istopprt on T ile d » , morning nnd tbe but-we came to soon enough to dis­
continued .c .lr lt , In Ib . m ^ n t ^ t U h o l . eommonlt,. In obmirmnc, of pose of real Ice cream, pie, milk, visited Raybell on Tuesday, and gave
fortmont. It I. W ~ « d Out « « r k ^
„
candy, ate., in great Quantity. Hon­ our school another gold alar.
„ 1 " eonMnu, ulU flJune
T hew o-
,o
estly. we ate till we could hold no
Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Qell went to
men of Dundee who did such apian-
, ___ __ __ , A
more
and
then
stood
and
gazed
at
Battle
Groun<L. Washington, on Mon­
nine o'clock train from Portland. It
did work last year are urged to lot
day to attend the funeral of Mr.
was known that one of Dundoa’a all the good things that were left.
Red Cross work have first place ia
It did our systems good to be able (Jell’s brother-in-law. Joe Higdon.
Overseas boys would arrive and it
their week's program so long as the
to
merely gaze at the stuff. Never They returned Tuesday evening,
was expected that some of the boyy
seed is urgent. Come every Tues­
In
France was s man abla to pur­ were John and Jim Johnston, John
from other parts of the county would
And a ahed for your
day at 12:30.
chase
all that ha deal red of a good Ewert, John Neal, Walter Ray. Fred
also be on board. As the train ap­
The play given on March 1st by proached the station a perfect bed­ thing, so we felt like buying till Yeager, Jack Larsen, Guy Ray, B. E.
gome of the high school and upper lam arose from bells, horns, cymbals some one told us we could have no Belteu and George Hiller. A com­
grade pupils brought out a largo and cheers, eaeh person trying to ex more.
mittee of five was appointed to go
Now tho following is the truth to Salem soon In the Interest of the
crowd. Tbs play. "The Old Malta’ press his Joy over the safe return of
Convention.’’ was well staged, the Dundee’s first boy from tbe A. B. F. but you may not believe it— one of people who desire to have the paved
Get a faw pieces of
costumes being ezceedlngly original As Sgt. Alex. Allan jumped from the the fellows asked for all of the al­ road go this way.
S P A U LIVING’S
and appropriate. In an ¿11 star east. I train and caught his grandmother mond bars that he could buy and
and one so large, it is impossible to up in a groat "bear bug” tbe tumult found that he didn’t have enough
MARRIAGE LICENSES
mention each player. Tha charac­ subsided Lnd tbe assembled school money to pay for that many so he
took
only
forty-eight
bars.
I
can't
ters were all well represented and children burst into song.
Then,
And be prepared
the transformations pleasing. Mrs. after a salute to Old Glory carried Imagine myself in the army tonight
Elisabeth Rockwell. McMinnville,
Has, who directed the production, la by B. 8. Hunter, a G. A. R. veteran, for this la certainly a swsll camp— to Ralph Eugene Colllster. McMInn-
recalving congratulations upon the the sergeant passed between tbe spring beds, ample room, hot show­ vlle.
success of tbs evening’s entertain­ lines of school children, shaking ers. dining rooms, stc.
Margaret St. Germain. Newberg.
Today’s papers contain statements to Carl Ellia Moore. Newberg.
ment. The proceeds wort presented hands with each One and receiving
to the Dundee Woman’s Club, a their greetings. Next the tarn of that the "fighting 41st (Sunset) Di­
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Phone While 2«
courtesy which the members of tho the grown-ups! Oh. the smiles, for vision undoubtedly will parade on
8ubocrlbe new for the Newberg
club appreciate.
* *. the eoldier boy and neighbor for Fifth Avsnue on February 2Sad.
Orapble.
Lot’s bops sot. We have but
On Thursday, after tho regular neighbor until tbe whole« affair
Ho. M W
United States National Bank
Dispersal Sale!
Thursday Mar. 20th
12 Registered Jersey Cattle, 8 Grade Holstein a id Jersey Heifers
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' U PY T O if c ; :
OF HMiiESIDE
C . W . ALTM AN , Owner
When in Need of a Plombe*
E. L. EVANS, 501 l»t St., Newberg
i: T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S
pi * m B
) m 292 JOHN
GOWER **m.*nm ::
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and V egetables
The WINTER RAMS
Call fo r B ETTER ROOFS
Farm Implements and Live Stock
L U M B E R
C . K . SPAULDING LOGGING CO;
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