JAN. 1Ô. 19?4
HALSEY STATE BANK
Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
AND
SURPLU S
5 3 5 ,0 0 0
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
are the last word in
cooking convenience
and efficiency
We have the best line
of them ever shown *
in Halsey
i In design and finish the Univeral is a work o f «
1
rare art
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• UNIVERSAL
•STOVES and
• RANGES
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Charter No. 49
Reserve District No. 12
R ‘port of condition of the
H a l s e y s t a t e b a n k
at Halsey, in the state of Oregon, at the close of business Dzc. 31, 1923.
F u r n itu r e
- MORRIS ROCKERS.
• Dining Tables, etc., are right in our line.
erythinsr for tho hjm o.
J
RESOURCES
1. Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown in items 29 and
30, if any ____________ __________ _____ ______
S161.4A2.55
2. Overdrafts secured and u n s e c u r e d .......__
20.46
3. U. S. government securities orvneJ, including those shown in
i n A 1' “1*.. 3° ? nd M *f any ............................................................................
2,100
4. Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign govern­
ment, state, municipal, corporation, etc., including those shown
in items 30 and 35. if anv ...................................................................... 13 386 09
6 Banking house, $2.888; furuiture and fixtures,$3920..........................11
6,803.00
9 (ab) Cash on hand in vault and due from banks, bankers
and trust companies designated and approved reserve agents of
“Why, you darned Infernal little
this b a n k ........ ............................................................................................. 24 741.45
fool," said he. “I’ve a notion to take
Total cash and due from banks, items 8, 9, 10 and 11, $24,741.4$'
Total ................................................................................................... 20S.4S3.55 a hamestrnp to y o u ! If I’d been there
the vote would have been eleven to
LIABILITIES
thirteen !”
16. Capital stock paid in ............................. ..................................................... 20,000 00
“There was plenty wotes there for
17. Surplus fund.
......................................................................................
15.0OO.00 the colonel, tf he needed ’em,’’ said
18. (a) Undivided p rofits...... ........................................................ $13 375.30
Haakon, whose politician’s mind was
(b) Less curreut expenses, interest and taxes paid.............. 10,031.84
3 343 46
already fully adjusted to the changed
D emand D eposits , other than banka, subject to reserve t
conditions. "Ay tank the Woodruff
23. Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due the
district will hnve a Junanlraous school
state of Oregon, county, citiea or other public fu n d s ............
board from dis time on once more.
24. Demand certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ........................... 111111"
25. Cashier’s checks of this bank outstanding payable on demand
Colonel Woodruff Is yust the man we
Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits subject
have needed.”
to reserve, items 23, 24. 25, 26, $105,547.17
■I’m with you there," said Bronson.
T im s and S avings D eposits , subject to reserve and payable ou
“And as for you, young man, if one or
demand or subject to notice :
27. Tune certificates of deposit outstanding...........................................
33 509 94 both of them horses Is hurt by the run
28. Savings deposits, payable subject to n o tic e .............. ............................ 31 087 98 I give them, I’ll lick you within an
l'otal of time and savings deposits payable on demand or
Inch of your life— Here comes Dllly
subject to notice, items 27 and 28, $64,597.92
driving ’em now— I guess they're all
TotaI ................................... - ............................................................. $208,4H8?55
right. I wouldn't want to drive a good
team to death for any young hoodlum
State of Oregon, county of Linn, ss.
like lilm— All right, how much do I
I, B.M. Bond, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
owe you, Doc?”
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
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B .M . Bond, Cashier,
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.. Co^ect Attest: C. If. Koontz, D. Taylor, L. I). Taylor, Directors.
(To be continued)
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of January, 1924
„
. . . . .
L. E. Walton, Notary Public.
My commission expires 3-5-24.
PAUL
Continued
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^/^Ibany^)ire0tory
FARM LOANS
Write' for booklet describing our 20-
) ettr Rural Credit Amortized Loans,
the loan pays out in 2u payments re­
tiring the principal. Cheap rates. No
delay.
B eam L and C o .,
133 Lyon St., Albany, Ore
T h is is good advice; “ If you live
in Albany, trade in Albany ; if you live
in some other town, trade in that town.“
Hut in these automobile days many re­
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
at least part of their buying in the
larger town. Those who go to Albany
Satisfaction guaranteed
to transact business will find the firms Phone 312 Y
Price $3,50
named below ready to fill their require­
ments with courtesy an 1 fairness.
F R E D B. J O N E S
s
5
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Piano Toning and Repairing
A Ibany Bakery, S21 Lyon street,
Best one-pound loaf of bread made.
5 cents.
Wedding cakes to order
J GENERAL HARDWARE} A*
banv
Electric
Store,
Radio
seta.
ALBANY
l iano Tuner for leading rnnsic stores in
Albany
FURNITURE AND“
use,! FARM MACHINERY
Electric wiring. Delco Light
products
G lenn W illard
W m . höflich . bought, sold and exchanged at all times
H IL L & <°.
I'll
HALSEY BNTPRAK1SL
A lb a n y Floral Co.
ben t . s u d te ll
Cut flowers
and plants. Floral art for every
and all occasions.
Phone 76-R. 123 N. Broadalbin s t , Albany
Flower phone 458-1.
ALBANY
D.llard Elkins has been elected
i chairman of the state industrial ac
cldent commission. Other members
of the commission are E. E. Bragg
and William A. Marshall. Mr. Mar
shall has been chairman of the com
mission for four years.
GARAGE.
” S tin k -
-*■ baker“ and "Star" automobile«.
General repairing and supplies.
G, T, Hockenstnith—-Lloyd Templeton.
B ue
Bird R estaurant, 309 Lyon
Cl
-
<
r
SHOE ©
SERVICE
street Eat here when in Albany.
Shoes that cost less per month of w e «
Open from 6 to and 5 to 8.
M rs . blocnt .
Halsey Happenings, etc.
Members of the Oregon public serv
R U N S W I C K
Ice commission and the board of pub­
PHONOGRAPHS
(Continued from page 1,
at
lic works of the state of Washington
Norval Rice, of Holley took Mon­
W O O D W O R T H 'S
will hold a Joint conference between
day noon’s train here for Portland,
January 16 and 20 to consider adop­
where he has obtained employment,
tion of rules and regulations with re­ D R . C. FICQ
D EN T IST
and Mrs. Rice and two children went
gard to the operation of railroad track
Albany, Oregon
to Cottage Grove to visit their sister
scales and the testing thereof.
312 Wesl Second street
and aunt.
Law and order Sunday will be ob­ C ’astburn Bros.— Two big grocery
served January 13, in connection with
Mrs. W. A. Carey has returned to
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South
» nation-wide campaign to open that Main. Good merchandise at the right Salem, where her mother, Mrs. Stone,
Is ill.
lay for the purpose of upholding the prices.
B
eighteenth amendment and the Vol
Epilm s developed and printed.
Mrs. Arminda Brandon, a pioneer
stead act. The day will be known as * We mail them right back to you.
anniversary Sunday, as it will mark Woodworth Drug Company, Albany, Or­ of the Plainview district, died Sunday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
the third year of national prohibition egon.
Benjamin
Whealdon, at Payette,
Automobile passenger lines In Ofe-
'irst garage goin g north.
Idaho,
aged
about
30. The body waa
gon now cover 4956 m iles as against
Tires, accessories, oils, gasoline,
brought home to Plainwiew for bur­
repair work.
an aggregate railroad mileage of 366«
(Continued from page n
ial.
W. H. H ulaurt .
This was announced in a report is
terror.
“I want to get there, or I would
/^
o
o
d
I
arguins
on
second-hand
sued by the state public service com
•That car of sodatol, the new ex­
"That’s an I’ve eaten,” said he when answered the doctor. “Don’t worry.
Whitney L. Boise of Portland was
pianos and organs, A good new
his spasms htd passed, "except a few From what your w ife told me over the appointed chairman of tho Oregon mission. There are at present 118
plosive,
for Benton, Linn and Lane
established automobile passenger lines year present that will last.
raisins. I was putting strychnine In phone I don’t believe the boy’s eaten
farmers , from Camp Lewis has arriv­
Davenpon
Music
House.
land
settlem
ent
commission
by
Gov­
’em—"
any more strychnine than I have—and
¡n the state, and an aggregate of 960
ed at Corvallis.
ernor Pierce. Mr. Boise will serve operators.
"Oh, heavens!” cried his mother. probably not so much,”
^ORD SA L E S A N D SE R V IC E
for a four-year term. R. Alexander
“He was alive, then?”
John Pugh of Shedd was here Sat­
Tires and accessorie«
The state highway commission has
urday. (
“Alive nnd making an argument of Pendleton has been appointed a
Kepairs
agreed to change the survey for the
against taking the emetic,” replied the member of the commission to succeed
K irk -P ollar M otor C o
ftcosevelt highway leading south from
Miss Gladys Milne visited her
doctor. “But I guess she got It down Loyal L. Graham of Forest Grove,
p
’ortm
iller Furniture Co., ftiin i. grandmother, Mrs, George Hayes, for
Jlenada
near
the
mouth
of
the
Slus
him.’’
whose term has expired.
aw river so that tho highway will *■ ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges. a few days and returned last week
Thus reassured, Mr. Bronson was
Members of the Northwest Canners’ ?onnoct with the present county road Funeral directors. 4.’7-433 we6t First
calm, even If somewhat tragic In calm
Wednesday to her employment in
street, Albany, Oregon.
ness, when he entered the death cham­ association broke all records during lystem In that locality.
Portland.
the
past
season
with
a
pack
of
4,600,-
ber with the doctor. Newton was sit
A state wide legislative survey to I J h II s F loral and M usic Shop
The birthdays of Ralph Tobey and
ting up. his eyes wet. nnd his face 000 cases of fruit and vegetables, ac­ leterm ine by personal contact with
Good service and prompt delivery
on cut flowers and fiorai designs.
pale. His mother had won the nrgn cording to information given out by
Mrs. J. L. Palmer were merrily cele­
)uslness
men
and
organizations
Albany
Phone 166J
roent, and Newton had lost ills dinner. C. D. Minton, secretary-treasurer of
brated at ihe George Hoekensmith
Haakon Peterson occupied an arm the association, in connection with ihroughout Oregon what present laws
home Saturday.
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t
J
O
L
M
A
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&
JACKSON
ire harmful and what laws are need
chair.
the tenth annual convention of the
Grocery—Bakery
id
will
bo
launched
during
the
coming
We had leas snow than Albany and
"What’s all thia?” asked the doctor. organization In Portland.
rear by the Oregon State Chamber of Everything in the line of eats
“How are you feeling, Newt? Any
Salem had more, due not to differ­
Opposite
Post
office
A.
E.
Gronewald,
superintendent
of
pain?”
2cmmerce.
ences in temperature but to differ­
"I’m all right," said Newton. "Don’t Wasco county schools, was elected
Automobile license plates to be Is
i ub Candy C o ., First street, next ences in the amount of moisture
president
of
the
Oregon
Association
1 door to Blain Clothing Co.
give me any more o’ that nasty stuff!
iusd during 1924, based on the estl-
brought by the air to congeal and fall
Noon lunches.
“No," said the doctor, "but If you of County School superintendents, nated number of cars by the secre-
as snow.
Home-made candy and ice Cream.
don’t tell me Just what you've been which held a series of m eetings at
ary of state, will weigh 178,125
eating, and doing, and pulling off on Salem. Other officers Include Bren­ jounds. Mr. Kotor has estimated that
Tub C leaning W orks, Inc.
C. J. Smith, manager of the mill
ns. I'll use this"—and the doctor ex­ ton Vedder of Clackamas county, vice- 184,000 licenses will be Issued to auto-
*
■
Cor.
Fourth
and
Lvon
at
Glenbrook, was with Frank Kirk
“ Heavens 1 He’s Poisonedl"
hibited a huge stomach pump.
president, and Mrs. Jean Porter of noblie owners in 1924 as against 165,
Master Dyers and Cleaners
and
C. E. Smith when they came home
'What’ll
you
do
with
that?"
asked
M
ade-To-M
easure
Clothes
Gilliam county, secretary.
“He’s poisoned 1 Drive for the doctor,
100 In 1923.
for last Sunday, the guest of Mr.
Newton faintly.
Kzrs ! D rive!”
Representatives from Del Norte,
f you have friends they should Smith.
Chinese pheasants may be Imported
'I'll put this down Into your hold, Curry and Coos counties met In
Mr. Bronson forgot all about the
have your photograph.
Tom Asia Instead of being raised on
and
unload
you,
that’s
what
I'll
do.
election—forgot everything save anti­
J. C. Standish visited his son Ev-
Clifford’s Studio
Marshfield to forward road work on Arms In Oregon If the experiment be
“Is the election over, Mr. Peterson r
dotes and speed. He leaped toward
313 West First street, Albany.
crett
at Salem again Sunday.
the
Roosevelt
highway.
Certain
spots
ng tried by the state game commls-
the door. As he passed out, he shout­ asked Newton.
In the highway leading through Curry ilon Is successful. A consignment of
r v in ’s Garage— Next to Comm u­
Yea." answered Mr. Peterson, "and
Mrs. Anna Cuthbert of Camas,
ed, “Give him an emetic!" He tore
:ounty were recommended for first at­ 100 birds from Shanghai arrived at
nity house. Exide Battery distrib­ Wash., after a visit at the G. W
the hitching straps from the posts, the votes counted."
utors for Linn county. Repair» made
tention, the first being for the dis­ ’ (Jrtland last week.
jumped Into the buggy, gave the spir­
If It is found on all liinkea nf batterie«
“Who’s elected?" asked Newton
Mornhinweg home, went last Thurs­
ited horses their heads, and fled toward
"Colonel Woodruff," answered Mr. tance between Brooxlngs and the state h at tho pheasants can be shipped
day to visit a brother at Indepen­
town. Just at the town limits, he met Peterson. "The vote was twelve to line, to conpect with the Redwood !rom China cheaper than they can be
A A G N K 1O electric co .
dence.
highway in California.
the doctor in Sheriff Dllly’s automo­ eleven.”
•
A
Official
Stromberg
carburetor
serv­
vised here, It Is {Kiasible that the
bile. the sheriff himself at the steer­
’’Well, dad,” said Newton. “I a'pose
Governor Pierce sent a letter to the iollcy of the gam a commission will ice station. Couservative prices All
Mrs. P. J. Forster is slowly recov­
work guaranteed.
119-121 W. Second.
ing wheel. Mr. Bronson signaled you 11 be sore, but the only way I could attorney-general requesting that he
ering. Her daughter, Mrs. Preston
ie changed.
them to stop, Ignoring the fact that see to get in half a vote for Colonel
M e n and m on ey are best when Newton, has come from Corbett to be
fake charge of tho prosecution of
they were making slmllnr signs to him. Woodruff waa to get poisoned and
busy. Make your dollars work In with her. Two other daughters, Mrs.
“We’re Just starting for your place,” send you after the doctor. If you'd members of the Lane county coifi*t on
our savings department. A lbany S tats
s
charge
of
employing
Its
highway
said the doctor. "Your wife got me gone, it would ’a’ been a tie, anyhow,
B ank . 1,'nder government supervision. Sweet and Mrs. Roberts, came from
workers In excess of eight hours a day
on the phone."
Portland.
and probably you'd ’a’ persuaded some­
IMilJi-r Motor Sales
“Thank God!” replied Bronson. body to change to Bonner. That’s In violation of the Oregon statutes. It
Mrs. Callie Frum braved the wintry
Oakland and Jewett cars
•’Don’t fool any time away on me what's the matter with me. I killed was said that evidence In the case
Supplies
and
accessories
weather
in a trip up from Woodburn
D rive!”
your vote. Now, you can do whatever will be presented to the Lane county
I'irsl and Baker Sts.
Albany, Oregon to look after matters on her farm.
"Get in here, Ez." said the sheriff. you like to me—but I’m sorry I scared grand jury at Its next session.
“Doc knows how to drive, and I’ll come mother."
A^Torton & Speer Service Coro-
A suggestion that the united efforts
W. J. Carey came down from Eu­
on with your team. They need a slow
pany
Ezra Bronson seized .Newton by the of cities along the old Oregon trail
gene Monday noon.
drive to coo) ’em off.”
Headquarters
lor
go»!
tires
throat, but his Angers failed to close be made to have trees planted on
F.iyne 65
First and Lyon
’’Why didn’t you phone me?” asked "Don't pinch, dad," said IVewton. "I've
Charles Matthews of Athena, a
each side of the highway Is contained
the doctor.
been using that neck an' It's tired." In a letter received by Judge Gilbert
] M " 'p b v M otor Co. B iiick and former resident of this vicinity, was
"Never thought of It." replied Bren­ Mr. Bronson dropped his hands to hlz
Chevrolet automobiles. Tires and visiting here several days last week.
don. "I haln’t had the phone only a •Ides, glared at his son for a moment W. Phelps, president of the Pendle­
accessories.
ton city planning commission, from
few years. Drive faster!”
and breathed a sigh of relit f.
When Worth Bass returned to hie
Albany, Oregon. Phone 200.
3. H. Boardman of Boardman. The year look brighter and do away with Ihe
job at Holt, Cal., after the holidays
worry
of
the
two
pairs
of
glasses.
D e a l estate M oney to loan . A ll
state highway commission recently
Glenn Gregory of Shedd went with
* * kinds of insurance written.
purchased 2000 trees to plant between
him.
Call on J. V P ipk ,
The Dalles and Fendleton. and Mr
Albany State Bank Building
Boardman Is urging that 30.000 trees
Oregon Occurrences
KRYPTOKS X S7
Opticaljmanufacturing plant
on premises
MILL R U N ........................ $29 per to n
(
FISH MEAL, $4.65 pr. sack of 100 lb.
OAT CHOP..........$28 p?r ton and up
Ground and Whole CORN
Best quality Feeds at right prices
O . \Y . H U M
be planted and that a policy be estab­
lished for their care.
At the concluding assem bly in Port­ Optometrists, Manufacturing Opticians
Albany. Oregon
land of the Northwest Canners’ asso­
ciation H. F. Davidson of the Oregon
HALSEY
Canning company, Portland, was elect­
ed president. Other officers named
are as follows:
Vice-president for
Oregon, C. J. Cluar. Oregon Packing
Cash paid for
_
nmpany. Portland; vice-president for
I Washington. A. McMillan. Pride A Co.,
— B ellin gh am ; secretary-treasurer. C. D.
Minton, Brownsville Canning com
>any, Forest Orove; executive com­
mittee, B. E. Manning, Ray Mailing
corporation, Portland; Mark Rwald. Quarters < J
lor canning
Olympia Canning company, Olympia, purposes at canning prices
and Robert Burns Wilcox. Libby, Mc­
C . H. F A L K
Neill & Libby. The Dalles.
Meade & Albro,
Cream and Produce Station
Cream, Poultry, Ej?gs, Veal
& Hides. M, H- SH O O K
Fresh and Cured Meats
BEEF
C . L. F A L K JR .
Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Springer from
R
oe ames hardware , Tacoma viaited last week at tha
the
WINCHESTKR STORE
322 w . First s t
S. O I L S B R 1 4 8 O N
Cltinaware and gift shop
330 West First
' A lb a n y
homes of Mrs. Sprenger’s grandpa,
Delos Wesley, and her cousin, Arthur
Wesley, on their way by auto to Long
Beach, CaL
(Continued on page 4)
A dministbatom ' s NoTtca
Notice is hereby given that the ne-
fruits, produce. 235 Lyon street
lersignrd, administratrix of the estate
We tell groceries and
of W. G. Carter, deceased. has filed her
Buy cream.
Phone 263R final »iconnt in said estate with the
cetinty clerk of Linn county, Oregon,
G 7 I M 8 O N T H K 8 H O K D m FOR and
the county judge has set Mender,
kJ Second street, opposite Hamilton's the Uth day of Febrnary, 1924, at the
store.
hoar of 10 o'clock in tha forenoon, as
“ Sodden Service."
the time, and the county courtroom of
said connty at the place, for bearing oh-
a ld o A n , derson
dr S o n . (list rib- jectlons to said final account and ihe
. ,
t
utors and dealers for Maxwell, Chai- eettlement of aald estate
m en, Essen HuYaon & Hnpmoblle cart.
I. C astmm . Administratrix.
Accessories, Supplies 1st A Broadalbin. I L. L. S w an . Attorney for Admx.
Q l I.N B B R O
W
BROS . groceries,