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' Charter Number: *71».
STEAMER CONGRESS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
COMPLETELY GUTTED
STAR BRAND
SHOES
BETTER
ARE
(Continued troui fuel page)
SanFrancisco she carried 1231 tons
of general merchandise, including
goods shipped from Southern Cali­
fornia. No part of this, officials of
the company declare, was particu­
larly inflammable or in any way com­
bustible.
In the vessel's fuel tanks howev­
er, were 5000 barrels of oil.
The steamer had five decks. On the
bridge deck were the officers quar­
ters and chart room. On the deck
Just below were the wireless operat­
ors rooms, smoking rooms, child­
rens' playroom and dancing room
Then came the promenade deck, a
social hall and extra fare rooms The
next deck contained staterooms, lob­
by, writing room and bridal suites.
Below this was the saloon deck and
dining rooms.
The Congress had had on unevent­
ful career on this coast. On June
16 last when the Bear was wrecked
n Blunt’s reef, the Congress was
swept out of her coinpass course and
approached Seal rocks near San Fran­
cisco. The breakers were discovered
in time and the steamer was backed
out of danger.
(The JFirst National IBank
AT BANDON, IN THE STATE OF OREGON, AT
THE CUISE OF BUSINESS ON SEPT. 12th. IBI».
No. »71»
RE8OUBCE8
»67.732.10
Loans and discounts................. .................................
27.30
Overdrafts, unsecured...............................................
15,500.00
U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation (par value) . .. .
Bonds other than U. 8. bonds pledged to secure
postal saving deposits..................................... 3 3,000.00
Bonds and securities pledged as collateral tor state
X
or other deposlta or bills payable (postal ex­
2,000.00
cluded) ................................... -..................
Securities other than U. S. Bonds (not including
9.439.88
4,439 88
stocks) owned unpledged..............................
750.00
Sub. to stock of Federal reserve bank 50% of sub.
24,157.98
Value of banking house (If unencumbered)...........
388 40
Furniture and fixtures................................................
11 I
Net amount due from Federal reserve bank . . .
Due from approved reserve agents in New York,
7,383.52
Chicago and St. Louis...................................
Due from approved reserve agents in other reserve
38,276 12 45,659.64
cities.................................................................
Due from banks and banker* (other than included
954.19
in last two items).............................................
153.17
Outside checks and other cash items........................
229.62
76.45
Fractional currency, nickelB and cents................... .
910.00
Notes of other national banks....................................
325.00
federal Reserve notes.................................................
V
17.646.95
Coin and certificates..................................................
520.00
Legal-tender notes......................................................
Redemption fund with U. S.RTreasurer and due
Mr and Mrs. Edmund Croft, who
775.00
from U. 8. Treasurer.....................................
have a summer home near Langlois,
K
»190.964.12
TOTAL
were In Port Orford Sunday return­
ing from a visit to the southern end
of the county. Mr. Croft is an ar­
25,000.00
dent fisherman, and nearly every Capital stock paid in ................................................
2,500.00
Surplus
fund
...............................................................
hi miner finds him trolling for salm­
3,776.60
on on Rogue river. He reports the Undivided profits.........................................................
3,018.66
757.94
port on the river this year, however, Less current expenses interest and taxes paid . .
15,500.00
Circulating
notes
outstanding
.................................
as below par. and says that very few
2.19
lalmon are being caught with the Due to banks and bankers..........................................
Demand Deposits:
hook From here Mr. and Mrs. Croft
116,168.12
went out to spend a few days at the Individual deposits subject to check.......................
4.660.88
McKenzie Sea View farm on Elk Certificates of deposit due In less than 30 days . . .
2.747.77
Certified checks . ..........................................................
river Port Orford Tribune.
601.52
Tostal savings deposits...............................................
2.000.00
Prof R. XV. Buffum. leader of the State, county or other municipal deposits..............
Port Orford band for the past two
Total demand deposits (last 5 Items) .. .. 126,178.26
years, was here several days ago en Time deposits (payable after 30 days, or sub. to 30 days or more notice).
18,764.98
route to his former home at Arago. Certificates of deposit.........................
I heir shoes are honestly and skillfully made—all leather-—no substitute» used
Mr. Buffum was very successful at
18,764.98
Total time deposits (last item)
his task while in Curry and the
They are well shaped, good looking, stylish, comfortable, serviceable.
»190,964.12
TOTAL
Port Orford community Is to be con-
i gratulated on the splendid musical
When you buy a pair of “Star Brand” Shoes you know you are getting full
irganlzatlon developed in such a STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF COOS, ss
I, E. D. WEBB, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
value for your money-—a dollar’s worth for every dollar you pay.
short time.
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and be­
lief
E. D. WEBB, Cashier.
HARA EAT HOME DINNER
Subscribed
and
sworn
to
before
me
this 21st day of Sept , 1916.
The Ladles Aid Society of the
T. TREADGOLD, Notary Public for Oregon
G.
(SEAL)
Presbyterian church will give a Har-
My Commission Expires February 10, 1917.
i vest Home Dinner, Saturday, Sep-
•
I tember 30. beginning to serve at
CORRECT—Attest
Bandon
Marshfield
Powers
Myrtle Point
C.
Y.
Lowe,
Director.
E.
E.
Oakes.
Director
j twelve o'clock. This dinner is to be H. L. Houston, Director.
I t genuine old time Harvest dinner,
j 'he kind "mother used to cook." and
m -’M«®
Atty. G. T. Treadgold spent the day where they enjoyed a short out­
! served as she used to serve them, greater part of last week at Coquille ing.
Notice to the Public
the Fair.” Those present were: Mr. There will be meats and gravy and where he had cases in Circuit court.
S. E. Marsters and daughter, Miss
Intending to go away for a tint#.
and Mrs Lewin. Mr. and Mrs H. C. dumplings with potatoes corn on the
The
evangelists
at
the
Orpheum
in
­
Lida,
of Gold Beach were in Bandon
I hereby notify all persons that 1
pie
Dibblee, Mrs. Dibblee. Mrs. C. Bum­ ’"ob, slaw, Jelly, preserves, and
vite the co-operation of the singers Friday enroute home from a visit at
will not become responsible for any
you
short
everything
{«lore
—
in
gardner,
Mrs.
T
Lewis
Mrs.
H.
I ntertalns Thimble Club
of Bandon.
Meetings are held each Myrtle Point and other parts of the
Indebtedness qontracted by any per­
Mrs. F. 8. Perry entertained the Gruss. Misses Dora Dibblee. Carol I would expect to find If you were to
county. Mr. Marsters, who recently
son or persons during my absence members of the Thimble club and a "Ibhloe, Margaret Gross. Vera Han- spend a day with mother at this afternoon and evening
from and after this date
Hnie of the year. Come and get as
Tom Taylor, machinist at the Ban- sold out the Globe, is planning to
few other guests last Thursi|ay af­ ■ ck and Master Edgar Lewis.
Dat'd at Bandon. Oregon, thi» ternoon at her home < n Franklin ave­
iquare a meal as you ever ate in your don Garage, is carrying his arm in take his family to Myrtle Point for
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28th day of September. 1916
The new- teachers were entertained life at 35 cents for grown-ups and a sling the result of a sprain sus the winter while he goes north. He
nue, the oixaaiun being her birthday
may decide to locate elsewhere while
821t1p
IIAN8 C. CHRISTENSEN anniversary
The afternoon was by the old at a beach party Friday j 35 cents for children. Don't forget tained while cranking a car.
away in which event his family will
'lie
date.
At
the
Odd
Fellows
hall.
Planked salmon was tbe
spent In progressive Five Hundred evening
E. D. Webb. Roy B. Corson, Maur­ join him.
Mrs. Italiih Dippel won first prize chief dish in the «upper which ini­
ice Brown and J. 1. Brown drove to
Mrs. I II Fassbender, second, and tiated the newcomers into the joys
NOTICE OF SHI RIFF'S SAI F
Let THIS paper be YOUR paper.
the Rambo place on Four Mile Sun-
Mrs Tucker third After a dellght- of eats’ on the Bandon beach
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
e e * e
ful luncheon was served the club
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
Given Birthday Luncheon
presented Mrs. Perry with a shower
md Order of Sale duly Issued by
Mrs A. J Macy entertained at he Clerk of the Circuit Court of
of aprons The club member* pres
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ent were Mesdames .1 H. Jones. luncheon at her home on Twelfth he County of Coos, State of Oregon,
AT BANDON IN THE STATE OF OREGON, AT THE CLOSE OF
11 C. Dippel, F II Fassbender, O. Street. Tuesday afternoon. In honor lated the 18th day of September.
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BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER 12. 101«.
Gibson. E. Lew In, Tucker, Nygren, of Mrs N. R Smith, it being the 1916, in a certain action in the Cir-
No. 1<»H
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lllllIVS. Banter, G Robinson, latter's 77th birthday anniversary •uit Court for said County and State,
Voge. II. Dippel, T Barrows, Geo The sfternoon was pleasantly spent whtrein First National Hank of
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RESOURCES
Krd man The other guests were In doing fsney work and in converse Bandon as Plaintiff recovered jtidg-
Mesdame* XX'alstroin. Holman, C lion Mrs. Snvth was boru in Carl- nent against Sarah A. King, Harry-
»158,348.01
Loans and discounts
Tuttle. T Robinson. C llasmusaen. ton, Ohio, but has passed many King. Charlie King and J. H Giles
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307.38
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured
.1 Johnson, S Stephenson. F Perry, years of her life In Oregon It is a I tor the sum of Two hundred seventy-
great pleasure to listen to her stor­ j’hrec and 30-100 Dollars, and costs
I. Adams
58,085.48
X
Bonds and warrants
ies, and to contrast past conditions i vnd disbursements taxed at Sixty-six
ear
758 85
Stocks and other securities
with those existing today She is a ¡and no-100 Dollars, on the 8th riav
vira.
IHbblee
llonoreal
10,300.00
vili Ivi
Banking house
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. Lew­ woman whose influence is felt, and >f September. 1916
S.036.00
Furniture and fixtures
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
in gave a dinner party at their home whom her neighbors delight to hon­
4.066.93
Other
real
estate
owned
or
She
was
made
the
recipient
of
I will on the 21st day of October.
on Oregon avenue in honor of Mrs.
numerous
dainty
birthday
gifts.
The
756.46
Due
from
banks
(not
reserve
b'ks)
1916,
at
the
front
door
of
the
Coun
­
Dibblee of San Francisco who Is vis­
46,775 88
Due from approved reserve banks
iting with her son, H. C Dibblee, in lunch table was beautifully decorat­ ty Court House In Coquille in said
thia city. A five course dinner was ed In sweet peas and covers were -County, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
622.70
Checks and other cash items
served at 6 o'clock Those present laid for seven Those present were >f said day. sell at public auction to
20,323
46
Cash on hand
were Mrs. Dibblee. Mr and Mrs. H Mrs N R Smith, Mrs R W El ■ ’he highest bidder, for cash, the fol­
XXXXFL0VK
C Dibblee. Dora Dibblee Carol Dlb- Hott. Mrs. XV XX Elliott. Mrs T T lowing described property, to-wlt:
»303,381 15
TOTAL
Allen, Mrs. J 8. Hay*. Mr*. XX 8
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Lots 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27.
hive and the host and hostess
SPERRYfLOUR & <1
A
Smith
and
Mrs
J
Macey.
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29.
30.
31,
32.
33.
34.
35.
block
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LIABILITIES
23. and lots 22. 23. 34 and 25 in
Get* Birthday Surprivr
Tennis Hub Meets
.
block
7.
all
In
Portland
Addition
to
Mr and Mr* E .Lewin were in
The members of Woodlawn Tennis i 'he City of Bandon. Coos County.
»50.000.##
Capital Mock paid in
vlted to spend the evening at the Club met Tuesday evening at the
17.000 00
Oregon, according to the plat thereof
Surplus fund
home of Mr. and Mr* H C Dibblee, home of Mr and Mrs G T Tread-
: 'n flle and of record In the office of;
11,35» 59
Undivided
profit*,
lees
expenses
A
tajies
paid
Monday
XX ht-n they arrived there gold The serial feature of the even
he County Clerk of said county and '
990.41
Poatal RAvin^a bank deposits
they found that the host and hostess •ng was progressive Five Hundred st
Hate, taken and levied upon as the
had planned a surprise on Mr. Lew­ which Mr* W E. Beet won favors
204.1 81 86
Individual d Ann Ait a Ati'ni pct tn chock
' property of the said defendants or
in. that day being hl* birthday annl for high score The guest* were al-
6,036.38
Demand certificates of deposit
I «* much thereof a* may be necessary
| t ernary I Domino
Him I no whist
whist was
was th* so entertained wtth music and a
123 82
•n
satisfy
the
said
judgment
In
favor
Certified checks
fa
sniiisement for the evenfna J About luncheon Ritlowed The next meet­ | >f plaintiff and against said defend-1
13,590.09
Time *nd savings deposits
10:3# the dining room door was ng will b* held at the home of Mr
vnts with interest thereon, together1
100.00
Lattaei of credit
| thrown open and a beautiful sight «nd Mrs T N Nielson
with all costs and disbursements that
The
«reeled the eyes of the guests
Have er may accrue
»303,381 15
A D Winecar. one of the Wtnegar
TOTAL
; room was prettily r decorated In red.
ALFRED JOHNSON. JR..
brothers,
daring
deep
sea
fishermen
whlte and blue Over the center of
Sheriff
pri
Hhe table hung a large red btll and who formerly operated tn small open
State of Oregon, County of Coos, sa.
Dated at Coquille. Coo* County,
P anama P acific
under this on the table was a lar»e crafts off thtw port, salvaged the ten ttrrmn September 2"th. 1916
1. F J. Fahy. Casnier of the above-named batik, do solemnly
Ex PO3 I t to h ‘ 1Q15
decorated with life boa's of the Congress last Thur»
birthday cake. ail
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i white frosting and red candled lav night and has »old them back to
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
Meets« (•» 014
Gtes«rkr«ad
eherriaa, w hlch displayed a real the company for a neat little sum
and belief
♦
F. J. FAHY. Cashinr
4 rape kperry Fleer, 1 rap riser,
Cured Her Two Little Girls
birthday spirit Mr l<e*in In a few The boat* were being towed over the
1 treepeea tiagrr, 1 tsaapne eiaaa-
Mr*.
Ada
Sander*.
Cottontown.
Subscribed and sworn to befvre me thia 14th day of Sept. 1916.
■Hie. 1 trarpeoa seda. S rap ■•
‘»ords expreeaed I appreciation for the Coo* Ha» bar behind the Mlch'e when Tann., writes XVe use Foley'* Hon-
laaara, 9 •<**. 1 rap ■ttk. % rap ef
After lunch- the to* line broke and they went ♦o • y and Tar a* our beet and onN
kindness shown i him
I SEAL»
GEO P TOPPING.
•il«4 baiter
er n little Dora Dtbblee pleased th* sea Wtnegsr hurried after them tn -<vn»h remedy It n*'tr falls to cure
Ms an ineraOanu aad a-M sw -I um *.
two little girl* when th*y have
Notary Tubile for Oregon My Commise!^ expires November 20. 1919
tuesta ith a reading entitled The a small gas boat and succeeded In my
■Ilk area and ■ailed Sana Del mart*
colds Relieves hoarseness, tickling
«■* Saka * s skew rw stoat <•* toar ill)
CORRECT— Attest ------
! I a st Hymn
The encore was With recovering *11 of the -i after eeveral threat, bronehlti* h»v fever asthma,
T P HANLT, Director, R H ROSA. Director, C. V LOWE. Director
'the Last Little Webbtoot Going to hours' work
croup ORANGE PHARMACY.
“Star Brand” Shoes are made in the largest
group of specialty factories in the world—with
an enviable reputation for honest goods and
square dealing.
Years ago the manufacturers, Roberts, John­
son & Rand, adopted this ideal--to make bet­
ter shoes for the money than anyone else—and
they have consistently lived up to it.
They have four great specialty factories-
each making only certain lines and and styles
By this specialization their shoe workers have
become most expert and skillful, and as a di­
rect result the standard of the shoes has been
raised while the cost of making them has
been reduced.
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co
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