N. E. Cole has closed down his lum- j
S A L E AN D W AN T ADS.
ber mill and it is understood will make j
repairs.
Dr. Osmai-K. W olf, Woodburn, Ore.
Little Relda Gooding, who has been
C. F. Ziegler has just purchased a quite sick the past several days, is im­ is fully equipped to fit your eyes with
proper glasses.
tf
new Chevrolet.
proving.
Wm. Ehlen, o f Eugene, spent the
Guy Loomis,
publisher of ihe DANGER—Lurks in all wires
week end in Aurora.
Brownsville weekly, was a visitor in
MARRY IF LONELY, for results,
try me;] best and most successful
“ Home Maker:” huudreds rich wish
marriage soon strictly confidential;
most reliable; years o f experience; des­
criptions free. ‘ (The Successful Club,”
Mrs. Nash, Box 556 Oakland, Califor­
nia.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shimmin were Aurora Sunday.
arrivals in Aurora Tuesday.
Bud Coon and John Reisch returned
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCarger were to Bremerton Tuesday to join their
guests at Frank Miller’s home Sunday. ship, the Oklahoma.
Any girl in trouble may communicate
with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Ar­
my at thé White Shield Home, 565
Mayfair Ave., Portland, Ore. 37-52t
Local and Personal
You never can tell when they
are hot, telephone or Elect­
ric. Warn your children.
Molalla Electric Co. tf.
Mrs. George Gould, of Portland, was
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kerr and Mrs.
For Sale—6 room house with bath,
Wanted—25 bushels (measure) White
the week end guest of Mrs. W, F. Jack Kerr, of Seaside, came up to at­ 2J lots; three chicken houses; some Russian Oats for seed. For sale, Ho-
tend the funeral of Mrs. Albert Ehlen. fruit; opposite Lutheran Church. Louis ganized Ancona eggs and White Pekin
Prahl.
Siebert,
45tc
duck eggs for hatching. Also sow and
Orville Stoner was up from Oregon
Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Crisell and Miss
pigs, F. Yohann, Route 2.
14-tfc
City Wednesday evening,, calling on Sarah Graham, of Portland, were here
We have plenty of money to loan on
his parents.
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. farms at 6 per cent. No commission.
Reliable Abstracts. Oregon City Ab­
D. A. Yoder, formerly o f the Yoder Ehlen.
Wanted
44-tfc
Confectionery is now in the employ of
May 11th is ‘ Mother’ s Day!” Order stract Company.
E. M. Hurst.
that special “ Mother’s” box of hard
Few men to train Loganberry vines.
Pasture For Rent—See Mrs, Rook-
Carl Becke of Salem, visited at the rolled chocolates at Miller’ s Confec­ lidge, Rambler’s Rest Inn, Aurora, Miller Bros. Loganberry Farm, Aurora,
home o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chis. tionery.
Oregon,
15-2tc
Oregon.
15-2tp
Becke, Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Johnson and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harbaugh, of Mariannu, left this morning for a few
•
~
Reserve District No. 12
Portland, were visitors m Aurora Sat­ days’ visit with her cousin, Mrs. G. A. Charter'No. 106
White, in Salem.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
urday evening.
AURORA STATE BANK
Mr». G. A. White and M a jor Shearer
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Evans attended
At Aurora, in the state o f Oregon at the close o f business March 31, 1924.
stopped
for
lunch
with
Mrs.
J.
C.
John­
the funeral o f H. T. Hayes at Wood-
RESOURCES
ston and Mrs. Diana Snyder Tuesday,
burn last Tuesday.
while en route to Salem,
1. Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown in item 29 and 30,
Mr. E. J. Lasher and Mrs. Julia
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Arnold, of Ho-
if any .................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . ........................... $166,103.46
Thorpe, of Portland, spent Sunday
quiam, Wash., passed through Aurora 2. Overdrafts secured and unsecured ............................................
222.12
with the Steinhoif family.
on their way to California, Wednesday,
3. U. S. government securities owned, including those shown in
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barkman and where they will spend a few weeks
items 30 and 3 5 .......... ....................................................
family, of Portland, were guests of with friends, Mr, Arnold is the father 4. Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov­
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kraus Sunday.
of Charles Arnold, who will be remem­
ernment, state, municipal, corporation, etc., including those
Fred Garrett was one of the success­ bered as the former owner of the Gloss
shown in items 30 and 35 if a n y ........................................... 89,056.81
ful smelt fishermen from Aurora this place.
5. Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc..........................
6,250.00
week. He returned with a Ford load.
12,854.60
Victor Grimm, well known in Aurora, 6. Banking house, $9,750.00 furniture and fixtures $3,104.60
734.44
Two automobile loads of people, del­ was the victim of a serious accident at 7. Real estate owned other than banking h o u s e ...............................
8
(a)
Lawful
reserve
with
federal
reserve
bank..........................
12,784
08
Scott’s
Mills
the
other
day
when
a
log­
egates from Estacada, came to Aurora
(be) Cash on hand in vault and due from banks, bankers and
last Friday to investigate our water ging train rah away. Mr. Grim jump­
trust companies,__________.....................----------------------
15,562.47
ed from the train to save his life and
supply.
rolling down a hill, was struck twice by 10 'Exchanges fo r clearing house and items on other hanks in the
May 11th is “ Mother's-Day!” Order the runaway cars and had both legs
same city or town as reporting b a n k ........................ ..............
171.19
that special ’ ‘Mother’ s” box <.f hand broken. He was taken to the hosuiLl 11. Checks on banks outside city or town o f reporting bank and
rolled chocolates at Miller’ s' Confec­ in Oregon City. It is not yet known
other cash it e m s .......... .......I .....................................................
160.99
tionery.
whether he suffered internal injuries.
Total
............................ ........... ............................................303,960.16
Mrs. Andy Miller has so far recov­
LIABILITIES
ered from her recent illness that she
has been removed to the home of her
Aurora Lutheran Church
17. Capital stock paid in ...................................................................... $ 25,000.00
mother in Portland.
18. Surplus fund . . . . . . 1 ? , . . . . . . , . , ................................................ 16,000.00
(b) Undivided profits, less^ expenses, interest, and taxes paid
2.021.38
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ehlen, of Eugene,
Sunday-school at 10 a. m German 19. Reserved fo r taxes, interest or depreciation .............................
470.00
and Harry Ehlen of 0. A. C., came up
service at 10:15, and English service at 22 United States deposits, including postal savings and deposits
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Albert
11:15. The Lord’ s Supper will be cel­
o f United States disbursing o fficers....................................
80
Ehlen Monday morning.
ebrated in connection with the English
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve:
Parts for all cars, trucks, and tract service.
23, Individual deposits and deposits due the State of Oregon, -
At the regular quarterly meeting
ors. W. E. Burns—Dan Burns (Not
and deposits due the county or cities and other public funds
124,613.14
Brothers—the Same Man.)
High St., last Sunday it developed that the oon
Cashier’s checks o f this bank outstanding payable on demand 7,138.54
25
gregatiori
continues
its
steady
and
at Ferry, Salem, Oregon,
46tfc
healthy progress. The officers report­ 26. T o ta l o f dem and deposits, other than bank d op osits,
Ed W. Diller and sons have purchas­
su b ject to reserve, item s 23, 24, 25, 26 $131,771.48
ed the finances to be in excellent con­
ed in Portland machinery for a new
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reserve and
dition. Mr. E. Epperly and Mr, and
saw mill which they propore to erect
Mrs. Henry Fred Peters were received
payable on demand and subject to notice:
on the land recently purchased north
as new members into the congregation. 27 Time certificates o f deposit outstanding ........ .......................... 62,592.66
of town.
A number of other persons are taking 28 Savings deposits, payable subject to n o t ic e ............................... 66,123,64
Henry Zimmerman, cashier of the instructions and will be received at the
T o ta l of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and
First National Bank, has been appoint­ next quarterly meeting.
or su b ject to notice, item s 27 and 28
$128,716.30
ed to have charge of the university
Everybody is cordially welcomed to
drive for funds in the north end of attend our services.
- Total
.......................................................... .......................$303,960.16
Marion County.
WM. SCHOELER.
State o f Oregon, County o f Marion, ss.
E. L.
building
now has
barns in
Steinhoif has just completed
an addition to his barn, and
one o f the best equipped dairy
the valley,
David A. Snyder, well known in Au­
rora, who has been residing o f late at
Tillamook, has returned to his former
home in Pendleton, where he will make
his residence for the future.
I f you have a piece of farm land or
some town lots not producing anything
but a crop of taxes, or a house and lot
and want to trade for an improved
farm, call at the Observer office, 8-tf
Fate on Strange Career
The Paris courts report one of the
CORRECT—Attest: B. F. Giesy, J. H. Miley, I. A. Miley, Directors.
most curious series of incidents yet
laid before legal students in the case
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day o f April, 1924.
of a Paris woman who, on the occa­
HENRY L. BENTS, Notary Public
sion of two previous weddings, had
My Commission Expires March 30, 1927.
lost her husband In an auto accident
while en route home from the wed­
ding ceremony. She recently married Charter No. 11975
Reserve District No. 12
a third time and as the burial car
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
was speeding home it collided with
a vehicle and the third husband was
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AURORA
killed In a manner almost identical At Aurora, in the state o f Oregon, at the close o f business -on March
with the fate of the -first two. The 31st, 1924.
courts took cognisance of the series
RESOURCES
of strange mishaps, because in the
case of the second husband’s death the
1. (a) Loans and discounts, including rediscounts (except those
woman asked damages.
shown in b and c) .......... ............... ........................
$46,704.82
The Parent-Teachers’ Circle of Prahl
will give a card party at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Millard Crisell on Friday
evening, April 13. There will be a
This One Doesn’t Packer
charge o f 25c. All are cordially invited
Persimmons are scheduled for a rise
as a good time is assured.
' 15-ltc
in popularity. At last a persimmon
Sunday, the 13th, the famous Collie has been found which will not pucker
dog, “ Bobbie,” together with his new the mouth no matter how green It is
home will come through Aurora, and when eaten. It is the Fuyu persimmon,
may be visited by anybody interested. which the United States Department
of Agriculture has introduced from
The route of travel will take in all the Japan and predicts will become one of
towns between Portland, Salem and our leading varieties. The Fuyu has
Silverton,
a beautiful golden orange color, is
Mark D. McCallister has announced ideal for shipping and, what is more
his candidacy for representative in the to the taste, is never astringent and
can be eaten with enjoyment even
State Legislature for Marion County. when still hard.
Mr. McCallister is a Marion county
product,, having lived in this county
Eras of Time
most o f his life and is a graduate of
The year 1924 corresponds to other
the Willamette University Law School. reckonings as follows: 1342-3 of the
L. T. Ward and family left today for
Walla Walla, Wash., where they will
make their home. Mr. Ward will have
charge of the circulation department on
an evening paper there. In the past
six months the Wards have made many
friends who wish them well,—Hubbard
Enterprise o f April 4.
The Pythian Sisters held district
convention with the Hubbard chapter
laBt Saturday. Representatives were
present from Hood River, The Dalles,
Portland and elsewhere. Some twenty-
- five attended from Aurora. The after­
noon was devoted to ¡.business matterB
while the evening was given up to
work of the order and social enjoyment.
I, Ze no Schwab, cashier o f the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best o f my knowledge and belief.
ZENO SCHWAB, Cashier.
JU S T ONE PURPOSE
To supply the Men and Young Men of the Willamette Valley with
the best of Clothes and Furnishings at Reasonable Prices.
D | C | jp v p > C
iJ
136’ N. Commercial Street
U. G. SHIPLEY COM PANY
outfitters to
W om en , Misses and Children
145-147 North Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon
Originators of the Pay as You Go Plan
Quality Merchandise
Miscellaneous cash ite m s............................................. ........
Total
W e A re H eadquarters for
LUMBER— PA1NTS-OILS—ROOFING-SHINGLES
BUILDING HARDWARE
J. W. COPELAND YARDS
Hubbard, Oregon
H ow to Save on Your Battery
Says Little Ampere:
“ It takes battery
specialists to build
and service batter«
ies right. I’ve got
m y degree.”
Only $ 1 7 .5 5 .
Just figure it out for yourself
-—a Willard Threaded Rubber
Battery never needs to be re­
insulated. Any wood battery
must be reinsulated in time.
Yet you can buy a Willard
Threaded Rubber Battery for
*
*
H ow ’s this for economy?
Stoner Bros. Garage
Aurora, Oregon
i I
STORAGE
BATTERIES m
t-Wil ant
Oceans
i * ofPowesr/
27.55
.................................................................................-$177,762.98
LIABILITIES
Overland is alive with pow er! It takes
to the hills w ith a relish— sweeping
up the stillest slopes w ith an ease that
thrills you. Oceans of pow er— and
w orlds of satisfaction. Big reliability.
Unusual riding ease. Extreme econ­
omy. Overland has w ell earned its
reputation as the most automobile in
the w o rld fo r the m oney. Treat
yourself to a taste of Overland per­
formance. Y ou’ll like it! Champion
$695, Sedan $795, b o. b. T oledo.
17. Capital stock paid in ........................................................ ..............$25,000.00
18. Surplus fund ....................................................................................
5,000.00
$ 112.71
Mohammedan era, the year 1343 be­ 19. Undivided p r o fit s ........ ......................................
c Less current expenses, interest and taxes p a id .. . .
726.91
839.62
ginning August 1; 4621 (nearly) of the
Chinesé era, beginning January 2 ; 2236 25. Cashier’ s checks on own bank outstanding-----------
1,445.06
of the Grecian era ; 5684-5 of the Jew­
Total of Items 21, 22, 23 24, and 25 $1,445.06
ish era, the year 5685 beginning Sep­ 26. Individual deposits subject to check............................................. 37,847.03
tember 28 ; 7433 of thé Byzantine era, 28; State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge o f
which begins September 1; 2584 of the
33,392 88
. assets o f this bank or surety b o n d ........ ..........................
Japanese era and 6637 of the Julian
- 1 , 000.00
period.
31. Other demand .d e p o s its -----' . . . . . .,4vv
Total o f demand deposits (other than bank deposits)
Some of Her Best Friends
subject to reserve, items 26,27,28,29,30, and 31 $72.239.91
Marjorie, aged six. shocked her
TIME DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO RESERVE (payable after
mother by picking up the saucer In
30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal
which she had had her strawberries
savings):
and cream and licking It vigorously
32. Certificates o f deposit other than for money borrow ed)........ 43 325.88
with her little pink tongue.
“ Why, Marjorie!”
reproved her 34. Other time deposits .; ........................................................ ........ -29,912.51
mother. “What disgraceful manners 1
Total o f time deposits subject to reserve, items 32, 33,
Whom have you ever seen doing that?”
34, and 3 5 .....................................................................$73,236.39
“Dogs,” said Marjorie curtly.—
Youth’s Companion.
Total
................................................................................... $177,762.98
Mr. R. W. Zimmerman, who has en­
tered the race for county commissioner
State o f Oregon, County o f Marion, ss.
in Clackamas county, has been engaged
His Mite
I, Henry R. Zimmerman cashier o f the above named bank, do solemnly
in the construction o f ' roads and
Judge—Why did you offer resistance swear that the above statement is true to the best o f my knowledge and belief.
bridges for the past sixteen years, and to the officer who was Trying to arrest
HENRY R. ZIMMERMAN, Cashier.
he believes that each road district you?
CORRECT— Attest. Louis Webert, Geo. W . Fry, A. W . Keil, Directors.
Prisoner—Because, your honor, I
should receive its full 70 per cent of
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9 th day of March, 1924.
money paid into the county treasury didn’t have anything else to offer him.
in taxes each year, as per stipulations —Chicago Tribune.
ZENO SCHWAB, Notary Public.
contained in the State road law.
My commission expires September 29th, 1926
Popular Prices
BUILDING M ATERIALS
2. Overdrafts, unsecured................... ................................
23.00
4. U. S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OWNED:
• (b) A ll other United States government securities.
250.00
5. OTHER BONDS, STOCKS, SECURITIES, ET C .:............... 109,132.28
6. Furniture and fix tu re s ........ ..........................................
3,402.15
8. Lawful reserve with federal reserve b a n k .............................
8,922.26
10.' Cash in vault and amount due from national banks..............
9,294.22
13. Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting
bank (other than item 1 2 )................ ................
6.70
Total o f items 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13............ $9,300.92
14.
CLOTHING & WOOLEN
MILLS STORE
Salem, Oregon
^Toledo
Hubbard Garage Co.,
Hubbard, Oregon
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