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♦ . Ì»ACK & SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON 1 E E P OREGON S herm an County O bserver E stablished Nov. 2, 1888 G rass Valley Jo u rn al E stablished Oct. 14, 1897 C O N SO LID A TED M arch 6, 1031 W asco N ew s-E nterprise E stablished Nov. 1891 C O N SOLID ATED March* 4, 1932 Published Every F riday at Moro, Oregon E ditor Giles L. F rench E rtc re d as second class m a tte r at the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon under Act o f C ongress Of March 3. 1879. sHmn CIATI ON O F F IC IA L COUNTY PA P E R SU B SC R IPTIO N R A TES Payable in Advance ONE Y EAR $ L5° J J L Y 11, 1941 HARVEST IS N EA R This year th ere seem s a g re a te r im patience about th e s ta rt of h arv est than usual. Cool w eather and plentiful rain s have delayed th e event to some e x te n t and m ade the resu lt som ething to be antici pated w ith pleasure. We usually im patient over the a rriv a l of a com ing event we expect to erjo y , A few combines have started and, except fo r the w inter barley crop, th e re su lts indicate th a t yields will be a s h ig h as the farm ers th o u g h t th ey would be on av erag e land. On poor land the yields bid fa ir to be h ig h er than anyone expected. All of us, fa rm er o r m erchant, are anxious to know w hat this crop will make. The conditions under which this crop was grow n were fav orable as an y we a re like ly to experience in a generation. Our lim itin g fa c to r is usually m oisture and th is year th e re was enough. N itra te s m ay lim it us in case of enough m oisture but we cannot tell about th a t very o ften. The w eather h a s been al- •;tMt perfect. IAT: o f us would like to know how good we could do a t m any activities in th is world if condi tion? w ere ju s t rig h t. T here ha« a'w ay s been cu rio u sity a s to how much w h eat th is county would produce per ac re w ith th e best of condition*. We should know w ith in a m onth. n o jv l y n . lftif V - G R EEN S herm an county is the only county in the stkvte w ith o u t m e r ch an tab le tim b e r of a n y kind. At least th a t sta te m e n t 'will stand until some one finds a practical use fo r sca tte red ju n ip e r. T here- T The E d ito r: fore i t seem« a b it o d e ltih a t th e •'he previous colum ns w ritten in Keep O regon G reen com m ittee at p ap er about th e good points should have paid us a visit. different b reed s o f horses a re T h a t is, on first th o u g h t it is tim onies of th e keen in te re s t < dd. P robably this county has the horse th a t is common all r s larg e a p ercentage of fisher ;r the U nited S ta tes. m en an d h u n te rs w ithin its boun- VIr. Rolfe has w ritte n ab o u t th e dries as any in the en tire state. Gui citizens go to th e m ountains n itchless P ercheron whose num - r n d th e stre a m s, th a t head in b is exceed all o th e r d ra ft breeds, th em ,as o ften as any: our recrea- ft - F ra s e r has w ritte n ab o u t the lion is found th e re . n g h ty B elgians w ith su b stan ce As im p o rtan t as recreatio n is a d flashy action; Mr. H elyer ab o u t in these troublous tim es th ere is tl unequaled T horoughbred, fa s t- e b e tte r re aso n why Sherm an co- e of all living Bleeds. M i. Lan- u nty citizens are in te re ste d in d: •>' about t'he b ea u tifu l A m erican p re serv in g the fo re sts: the people S .ddlers, the breed th a t has no who cu t them down and m ake n. itch in th e show rin g . 1 heir, into lum ber a re our custom There are o th er breeds and r rs. who daily dine or* bread and a cu^ them as muny fine th in g s m eat we can and do produce. c u,d an(j have been tru ly said. The loss o f a s ta te or national ^ flashy M organ, the golden resource concerns us all. Palom ino, the speedy S teeld u st o r ----------------------- Q ia rte r H orse, the glam ourous T here is increased in te re st in j^ ’.paloosa, and the noble A rabian sem e kind of fire protectioin fo r v lOS,e blood was th e fo u n d atio n grain fires now th a t h arv est is f . 0Tr, which all o th er lig h t breeds upon us, and j w rc . heat . fires a or.. d th eir o rig in ; these a re ifine common. From experience in this e: am ples. county it has been dem onstrated A good horse is a good horse »vuu m a tU r jn w,h a t breed we find th a t a .pressure pump ana and a little w ater will put ou a w e re j <joubt if th e re is any such leister than any o er « asi e . as the b e s t breed o f horses, m ethod. Such eq u ip m en t wouldn t find w onderfu) horses in every i o«t m ore than $1000 a rc< uc ,b. t,ed m entioned above and a lot tion in insurance ra te s should pay o’" others in breeds not mixntion- m en tio n for this in one year. ed as well as cross breeds, g ra d e r, ; ' i , x v __»'• rf m ongrels. We m ight liken Now it is planned give g m hum ans we have known land a n o th e r five o r six i n»u g w onderful m en are o f m any dollars. W onder l » different n atio n alitie s as well r s w orth < an y th in g W hen it s paid go ne and b ea u tifu l women c i hack, if and when, «here w, 11 be , , 5iiea> and shapes s w e t on ev e ry d.m e o f >t. r u rn 1 h erse judge to be critical and pick th ,’ flaws in every horse, but i t is . " f a r more pleasurable to be a horse ___________ ' ad m ire r and to Took for the go< * From the O bserver, Ju ly 11, 1902 'q u a litie s in every horse and me:.- A crowd of M oroites w ent to »i r. it to th e ow ner. Wasco W ednesday to w itn ess the If this artic le needs a m oral we tw irlin g of the horse hide by th? v j have fa r m ore friend^ if we the sam e m ethod in d e a lirg rival H arm ony base ball team s u under the m an ag e m en t o f W. M. w 'th people. B a rn e tt and J. M. .Dlinahoo, The My hat it off to th e fine hor e re tu rn gam e for the cham pionship w hat ever breed we find him. Sincerely, will be played in Moro next T ues C laude . J . Thumps* n. day. Ju ly 15th. M ore th a n 200 people attended the K ent celebration on the F ourth, and everybody had a royal good tim e. G ranville Phillips de livered th e oration, B. F. Peetz ____________________ ____ read th e im m ortal D eclaration of Independence and music and song *•? John w - Kelly spiced the lite ra ry program . Gu- ui.^ jn g a legislative pdogram -le th e r M erchant, J. H.- Bottenw ller, volves upon S en ato r C harles M> O. E. Davis, B. F. P eetz and «R. W. N zry of Oregon because of his T M IS T IN G T H E LIO N ’S M ANE M ontogm ery w ere winner« in the p ,s j(jon ag m inority leader in" the foot races during the afternoon.- S 'l.ate. A A legislativ e program is We note, w ith no little plea The dance continued until 4 a. ru. a w orking schedule, filled w ith in sure, the decline of the “ lion’s W asco held a successful fourth tric a te rules and parliam en t« ”y m ane” h a ir do. W omen, since also. A parade led by N ellie Mc procedure, t l is a blue p rin t of th e h air bobbing fren zy , have P herson w ho was the - goddess, an th ; work day by d ay ; involves the f| ■»Bowed a s o r t of? com prom ise --- -------- - - - presented b y Hon. J . . qU?8tion o f recess or ad jo u rn plan as to m ethods of doing up n oration li k o ll r gam r o n u » e w won n n I by lV W r : illiam son, n a i ball m ent and w hether th ere should be th e ir tresse s. F ir s t th ey cut it W asco, and a dance w ere the ma n eith er; w hat should be taken up off sh o rt and then le t it grow fo r consideration and w hat leg: out again. Only ap p a re n t change fe atu res. C. J . Deikm an h®^ contrary lu}jon c a n w ait. The speeches ma ’e was th a t w ith the “lion’s m ane” door ^hp debates, are only style they didn’t have to do it to e re c t a 24 x o0 foot barn wi two 16 foot sheds on the fa im o ¡jicjdent a l although, to sp ectato rs uu a t all, ju s t let it dangle down R A. M urray. P. O. DeM oss an jn g alleries and to new spaper urray ovei th e neck and w eath ers in J. P. S tra h l are assistan t?. V . * . r V c U lV I n these i n t s v s sound i / u n u like i i k v the U I lv » senate v ila s c readers w hat was supposed to be reck From the O bserver July 12. 19i action. M ost senate speech s less abandon. On S unday, Ju ly 7th a reception n’ • for . . . . consum ption. .. public If it y ears of .adheraiu'c.. to this m ane was given M rs. Strahl at th e M. Er . v. fe nrd ^Qr sh aping up of S u rp risin g th in g about _ the legislative p ro g ram by S ena- w earin g style was th a t it did not church. A bout 50 o f M rs. S trap s old frie n d s took lunch to g eth er „ m PjQ.iry |lbe sen a te would hove become th e style to ro a r in ju n and talked over old tim es. beer in a mess fo r the p a st several gle sh aking m anner when annoy Owen Thom pson s ta rte d on hi« weejcs ed or when victorious over a set A A r. Jn ♦ ta n Iz k re tu rn to C alifornia Is T . . uesday, of bridge opponents. And think ing T exas Tom m y w ith him as far (Although th ere is a sh o rtag e of what a sound of trium ph m ight as B enton county, O regon. pain. i»uuiiiii^~ the national p ark commi*- have em anated from those mane • --------- ------i u i i u s , n lv naifuiiai funds, H. U. M artin says the cem ent s;on wy nQ^ cjoge the Silver F a l’s cove red'-* necks when hubby was “ p ersu aded” to rem ain home from the Tum -A -Lum C om pany ca rry is (M arion county) recreatio n al area s t’-ong enough to mend the bieuk w dj jn operation th s the pool and poker clufc. of day. sum m er. F ifteen hundred youths Now, if signs be not m isleading Born: To Mr. and Mrs. A. R. plan cam ping there. we a re to be spared the results K cssinger, Ju ly 8, a 7 Tb daughter. th at m ight have come from too T h at w as not a false a la im t h a t Salem , Ju ly 10.— U ncim ploym ert long a period of m ane w earing called o u t the fire d ep a rtm en t u( beflts durin g Ju n e w ere less th an for th e Women are fa sten in g up F riday evening. The Tum-ZA-Lum ^cr an y m on^b since the first pay- th e ir h air aagin and, as usual, wood y ard w as m enaced by fire Trt<en^s w ere m ade ir J a n u a ry , looking very cute about it, too. tek ng sp a rk s o f the wood saw v 38 Qnly | 143t256— less th a n engine. The boys cu t it out haH o f th<? j une> j 94ot benefits— D E F E N S E WORK quickly. . . . . . w®s paid la s t m onth, according to It seem s th a t h a lf th e activity Miss Via G ilb e rto s v isitin g her um in ist’-ator Silas G aiser. on«* reads abouft is connected in siste r, M rs. Don W heat. W ith contributio n s on second fKTne way w ith national defense. Fiom the O bserver July 14, 1922 q u a rte r pay rolls, all of which will A rchie Blue, G eorge and H e r b" a t th e 2 7 p er cent ra te , ex T here is th is com m ittee and th a t Ellsw orth. _ h av e retu rn ed pected to run close to two m illion all having a bearing on the defense b ert program . T here are county coun from a hom estead h u n t in the sec dollars, the $14,000,000 m ark m ay cil?, k n ittin g com m ittees, focal tion south of P rineville. They be reached loon. groups, ag ric u ltu ral defense boards found some land w hich they may New experience ra te s received ,ast W(M,k hy 5>890 O regon’s and o th ers from nearly every in file upon a f te r h a rv e st. d u stry . The editor of tihe O bserver took covered em ployers, will he W hile it all is very u p settin g to ' a trip over th e route of the new effective on third q u a rte r pay rolls, ni.’-ma) living, it is ju st as it should H hcrm an highw ay so u th of Moro C(ll1trib u tions on which a re receiv- be. We derided F ran c e fo r th e on T uesday m orning w ith S upt. ed jn O ctober. s till a n o th e r set experience ra te s will be figured le th a rg y th a t made it an easy A. D. E m ery in ch arg e of the con- m ark when a tta c k came and m u st stru ctio n work fo r ‘B aures & ^or j 942 pay rolls w ith chances now »o conduct ourselves th a t Bnure«, th e c o n tra ctin g firm. We f a v c rjn g no p enalty ra te s learned th a t the new grade is a fte r thp end of th is year. nothing like th a t h ap p en s to us. It is a rem ote possibility th a t “ rough finished” all the distance th is p a rt o f the nation will ev er lx* betw een Moro and Grtftfs Valley NO TICE TO C RED ITO R S . subjected to invasion. T here are wth the exception of «bout a mile All .persona h aving claim , so m an y th in g s th a t m ake J t m qst an<l a q u a r te r on th e E. H. Moore unlikely. Y et, it is mucK b e tte r to T rim . N e a r the O. P. K ing farm '» g a in s t the e sta te of Glen P. King, be p repared fo r som ething th a t t l r e e rock cuts Eave been “sh o t” deceased, a re hereby notified to doesn’t happen th a n to have things and are w aitin g to have about pieftent-them in proper form , to th e hap p en to us th et we w ere u n p re 2(00 yards o f rock moved to put undersigned, the duly appointed, t l a t section to grade. qualified and a c tin g (Adm inistra- pared to meet. E O. McCov and L. B arnum of ' trix of the e sta te of Glen P. King, I f any defense program is. not a ta ile d u n til th e need fo r it is The Dalles and R. C. A tw o o d -o f decease!,, a t <the office of Geo. G. a p p a re n t to everyone it is too late. W asco w ere business visitors in U pdegraff. Moro, O regon, w ithin six m onths from th e d ate of this To be effective such work m ust Moro on T uesday. C. P. Flegel has been appointed notice, to-w it: Ju n e 20, 1941. be done w hen th e need fo r it seems doubtful. I t is planning fo r coa- d itio n s we hope n ev er to see and th e re fo re difficult, b u t those con d itio n s can be m ade m uch easier by sfceh p b n n h < . In Other Day Kelly’s Column G. Douma, Sherman County and Miss Pauline item ih the Keep Oregon Given Sunday School at 10 a. m. Clas «- D avis d rove to R ain ier Naitional cam p aig n w hich Is being spons-dr- p a rk o v er the F o u rth . e l b y s ta te officials, th e board o f J a k e Douma wa-s h e re frojn fo re s try and th e A m erican Legion , W heeler la s t week fo r a sh o rt visit w ith re la tiv e s. Riders Will C H U R C H E S M rs. J . W. Hollenbeck is here Moro C om m unity P resb y teria n freon O akland, Cal. to v isit w ith C hurch. Sunday, Ju ly 13, 1941. th e C lair A xtell fam ily. 10:00 a. -m. S unday School The S h erm an C ounty R iders will m eet a t G rass V aliev next S u nday M f* and MrS’ GileS- Frcr>ch an<‘ 11:00 a - nK M orning W orship m eet a t G rass Valley next b u n la y Mrfc Mo(>rewdrove fco P o r t . ThFm e:*-.The F a th e r of the Prodi- tw o o'clock too- th e ,r .S u n d a s p d attenJied _ Practice Sunday ¿ a m cetiT °f Belshee fi,ling the puh>iL « < ? « ’’. » » » whioh K. •, A1, .. , Neil Allen as its new chairm an. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack M attson o f R ed d in g , Calif, a re here to visit Mrs. L illian Yoes from W ash w ith M rs. M attso n ’s p aren ts, Mr. ougal w as here o v er th e week end and Mrs. John F oss. v isitin g h e r siste rs, M rs. Rob M r .and Mrs. J a r r e l R ichardson BeLhee, Mrs. W esley F u ller and M rs. C. J. Thom pson. M rs. T hom p- an<1 th re e children of Vale, M r. •son re tu rn ed w ith h er M onday. « n d M rs. F red B raun and tw o Monday. ch ild ren o f F o re s t Grove and M i. Mrs. E lizab eth Schaeffer r e tu m - . , r, ... , xx _x ■arivI M rs. J. H. H u le tt o f R eaver- e:» from P rineville th e la tte r p a r t .. . „ , . , , , . . .x to n s p e n t the holiday week en I of la st week w here she been v is it w ith the Orval Thom psons. Mr. ing fo r a couple of weeks, and will H r ’efct ts Mrs. Thom psons f*hhe * leave a g a in on T uesday fo r Long and M rs. 'RicTiardson and M m. C reek, to visit h er b ro ther, Bill B ra u n a re h er siste rs. S noderly, and h e r two nieces, M rs. Mr. a n d M rs. Jdarlow P a rk in s' L aw rence W aterb u ry , and (Mrs. P endleton tv Burl E dw ards. She expects to be were down frocn sp en d the F o u r th “wiith. h e r pai aw ay fo r 10 days. •er.ts, Mr. and Mrp. W. S. Potwell. Mr. and M rs. Tom F ra s e r re- O a u d E ato n and fa m ily t w er? civd word from P urdue U n iv er •Ere la s t F rid ay to v isit w ith Mr?. sity th a t th eir son, Gordon h as M arion McKee. recently received h is M aster’s De Mr. an d Mrs. E. E. Burze* le ft g ree in Ag. Econom ics. He hr.s been aw arded a fellow ship th e re T h u rsd a y fo r N ew port fo r a cou to continue his studies tow ard a pi** m onth?, g o in g by w ay o ’ D octor’s degree. C am p Sherm an. . . . . , t , M rs. B ettv Schroeder, nr.-th Mr. r • h?r» u ... v e m ,. Ba.ver . . of John , . Day * is of Mrs. Let'Roy Hans* n ,is t k m d u rin g the 6 in an ap p e ara n ce fo rm a tio n s can be fa ir should p u t “ . x, B unday so th e definitely set. r f :.n d , here during the week en d ' ' fr()m w , , hing. D c fo r all ag es, M orning W orship a t 11.00 a. in. P rea ch in g service a t (the G rass Valley Methodist church Sunday a fte rn o o n at 2:30. __ ;_ F .’ L. Calm eli, paistor. -------------— -------- A. J y y < U l t ./X < jS LOST: 2 calves, F lying V b ra n d , sq u are crop on rig h t ear. Suck ling calves. N otify Jo h n Beu- th er, G rass Valley. 36-39. C h riH U an n scien ce C hurch, M oro: FOR S A L E : An equity in the Ad- 10:00 a. m. Sunday School cox Diesel school in P o rtlan d . 11:00 a. m. C hruch Service W orth $¡30., will sell fo r $35. See Wed nerd ay evening m eeting 8.00 Lewis H astin g s, Wasco. h* read in g room is open daily J th e rear, of th e church building p o R S A L E : 2300 A diversified S herm an county farm . Ask a t d i t i e au thorized C h ristian Science j;le ra tv;re m ay be read, borrow ed J o u rn a l office. 35-7. p i o , nurchased. E v ery one welcome. w , „ . _________. H A R T ’S B E T T E R R. I. Red Chix, J u ly $8.50 per 100. B etter fry e rs, W asco C hurch of O hrist: B e tte r lay ers. B e tte r L eghorns 10:00 .a m. C hurch Bible school, $7.95 - 100. P u llets $16.50. R«‘- W. D. W atk in s, eutfft. Lessons m em ber H a rt’s H atch ery , B ea now bear on (the S crip tu ral h isto ry verton, Oregon. 7 Church. 11:00 a. m. M orning W orship. The FOR S A L E : 100 bushel g ra in Com m union, and the M essage “ In Box. E. C. W in ters, M adras, Or th e H a rv est of Life, M an is God s FO R S A L E . Wind c h a rg e r and W orkm an.” You a re welcome. to w er and an A tw a te r K ent ra l F. C laude S tephens, M inister. io, reasonable. Tel. 341, B. M. Kelley, G rass Valley, Ore. 36-p W asco M ethodist O hurch: ¿/west... FOR JUST A FEW CENTS MORE THAN A DOLLAR visit h e r d au g h ter. (per p in t) Miss D orothy C rites is here from Black, b u rn ed a sh e s of g ra in h<i home in V ancouver, s ta y in g fe ll in M oro Thirusday afte rn o o n w ith her fa th e r, Clyde C rites, fo r f r<Mn th e fire on th e R o b erts’ ^ Thia whiskey ii 4 Y E A R S O L R * tim e. z pluce in W asco county which is "CH EERFUL A S Mr. and Mrs. C larence M erging- th o u g h t to Eave destroyed a largo IT S N A M E " er visited th eir d a u g h te r B eth th e PflTt o f th e crop, I • D istilled in K entucky p ast week end a t D allesport. M elvin ScEadewitz a-nd fam ily All those w ishing p erm its o r sp en t th e F o u rth a t th e ir c a b in - li< puses to drive cars m ay g e t in above W amic touch w ith the E x am in er a t the M rs D. L. Relshe w as h o stess court house in Moro on W ednes- W ednesdav a fte rn o o n to m em bers I day, Ju ly 16, 1941, from ten a. m. o f th e -fo u r tab le co n tra ct club, to 5 p. m. M rs, D orotha Moore w as w inne • M embers of the W halley fam ily o f th e prize, KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 93 Proof m et a t B ear S p rings last S unday M rs. M arion McKee and Gordon National Distillers Products Corporation, New York, N. Y. o fr a reunion w ith P o rtlan d m em - sp en t Sunday a t G1 nwood, W ash, bers m eeting the S herm an county w ith h e r sister, M rs. Claud E aton b lan ch . Going from th is county and fam ily . were Mr. and Mrs. C arroll S ay rs A fishing expedition o n the and children R eath a and F ra n k ; D eschutes riv er was /the holiday Mrs. M arg aret Peetz and son Carl c ile b ra tio n fo r Mr. and Mrs. Col- m u’ C h ester Coats. lis Moore and Mr .and Mrs. D ar- Miss Doris Amidon was up from win V anG ilder. P o rtlan d Ia«t week end to v isit M r and Mrs. R. IB. Elm es ar- re’dtives here. Mr. and M rs. E. A. rived T h u rsd ay fo r a b rie f visit Amidon were o v er from Golden- nere w ith friends. They are on dale Sunday. th e ir w ay to Spokane. G eorge Wilco^ of G rass V alleyjZ M rs. A. S. Jo h n so n le ft Wed- ha? been m ade a irc raft^ o b 'serv e r n esd ay niehrt fo r (Portland to re- chairm an fo r the county by G eorge m ain u n til the first of nex t week. Quick - Easy - Sale P o tte r, chairm an of th e local de- E ugene M cN ulty was h ere fence council. This work has been W ednesday to in te re s t local cits- W rite or Call for given to the defense councils in C o m p lete Inform ation stead of to the a im y as was once contem plated. A combined h arv ester b elo n g ing to II. A. W hite of Wasco burned W ednesday night. It hud cau g h t afire in the aftern o o n and i ■ # ’ H e a d O f fic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n WASOO MORO s( me stan d in g g ra in w as burned M t M B ( R F E D IR À » . D E P O S IT IN S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N ' before the fire was extinguished. D uring the n ig h t th e m achine burned, probably from sp aak s not com pletely dead. A show er; w as giyefi in Eonm- of Miss Ivouise B arzee and Miss Florence Law rence W ednesday a t the home of M rs. Doris Coefs-ch w ith Mrs. E. J. BelrEuw a s s is t ing th e hostess. Both b f the honor gu ests are to he m arried) in A u g ust. Mr. and Mrs. W. J . M artin jr. and son, George, w ere in P o rtlan d over th e holiday week end. Mr. and Mrs. C harles Belshee Condensed S ta te m e n t o f H e a d O ffice and 41 Branches were in P ortland from F rid a y un til Sunday to vi«it th eir d a u g h ter June 3 0 , 1941 and son in law. The fear th a t m 'n to do tJo«e h arv estin g would be very »caret RESOURCES » has not been born? o . t so fa r fo r men have been on th e s tre e t Cash on H an d and D ue from B anks $37,796,663.21 looking fo r jobs n early every d. y. U nited S ta te s B o n d s .............................50,653,268.80 $88,449,932.01 Men fo r some jobs, however, ar c M unicipal B onds and W a rra n ts . . ........................... smid to l>e hard to find. 1,738,471.98 Jo h n P o rte r and fam ily of Lore; O th er B o n d s .................................................................... 3,977,401.10 C ieek w ere guests a t the John Loans and Discounts — Money at Work in Oregon . . 56,306,922.20 DeMoss home Sunday leaving hh^t n ig h t fo r Pendleton and home. Stock in F e d e ra l R eserve B a n k ...................... .. ' 240,000.00 S unny B rook .1 Save Tim e by using this Modern Deposit Plan T. Lester Johnson T h e D a l l e s B r a n c h ot the U n it e d * S l a t e s N a t i o n a l B a n k FIRST nnilO IM b B OF PORTLAND, OREGON ★ Moro Lodge B ank P rem ises, F u rn itu re and F ix tu r e s .................. O th er R eal E s t a t e .................................. C ustom ers’ L ia b ility on A cceptances In te re s t E a r n e d .................. ........ ........... O th er R e s o u r c e s .................................... 2,726,462.78 1.00 25,815.13 383,715.32 41,724.84 T o ta l R e s o u r c e s ..............$153,890,446.36 No. 113, I. O. O. F. Moro. O regor M eets 1st and 3rJ T uesdays in tli I.O..O.F. hall T rai sien t and visiting b ro th ers are cordi ally invited to meet .vith us. Joe R itner N.G. Vernon Millet Sec. Lupine Rebekah Lodge Moro. Oregon Meets 2d & 4th Tues day of each m onth. V isiting m em bers wel- No. L IA B IL IT IE S C apital ......... $3,000,000.00 Surplus L . x ---------- 5,000,000.00 U ndivided P ro fits . .............................. 1,109,246.56 R eserve for C o n tin g e n c ie s ................. 1,858,196.71 $10,967,443.27 R eserves A llocated for T axes, In te re st, E t c . . . . . . 430,452.17 A cceptances . . ......................... 25,815.13 In te re st C ollected in A d v a n c e . . . . 654,346.60 Other* L ia b ilitie s............................... 22,742.31 D eposits ................ ......................................j ................. 141,789,646.88 116 Helen Martin N. G. Florence Johnston, Se< E ureka Lodge No. 121 ^ - F & A M Meets on the 1st and 3rd T h u rsd ay eve nings of each m onth. V isiting m em bers cop . T o ta l L ia b ilities . - . . . . . . $153,890,446.36 D 4 » ' ir O i lT IN t U IA N C I'C O t P O IA T IO N
