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About Heppner herald. (Heppner, Or.) 1914-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1917)
HEPPNER HERALD No. 3774 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK it Hpppner in the State of Oregon, at the close of business on November 20, 1917. RESOURCKS 3 0 S. A. PATTISON. Publisher. An Independent, Loral Newspaper. Entered of the Heppner, Oregon Pont Office, as second-class mutter. Terms of Subscript ion. One Year - - $1.50 Six Months - - 75 Three Movths - - 50 FRIDAY. DEC. 7, 1017. PRINTER WILL GO SOME TOO The world is moving some, ly jintfs, the price of meat and other things has gone so hiprh by jumps and tilts a fellow has to walk on stilts to get within reach of meator any other thing to eat. The Kaiser with his Zepp and Sub has raised a lot of hell with grub. We tremble at the price of spuds The laundry man has raised on suds, the barber says the wartime air is making bristles of our hair which dulls his razor and his shears and does a lot of things that queers the barber game, increasing toil and, too, the price of polecat oil has got so high these warscared days the barber says he has to raise the price on haircut, singe and shave to save him trom a pauper s grave. They've done away with all our booze and now the man who smokes and chews must add to every smoke and chew a lot of wartime revenue. The slaughter house has moved to Mars, the price of pork is inj the stars, and the butcher stull' is prone to stray somewhere along thj Milky Way, and I surmise that very soon that gink who stays up in the moon will lake to wearing on his yops some very fancy mutton chops. The poul try, too, has hit the breeze and way up in the highest trees have found a roosting lor their legs and Mr. Man, the price of eggs have gone so high above the earth they're worth a lot more than they're worth. Wheat and corn and oats and rye have got Mount Maker skinned for high, and even now the new mown hay has taken wings and Hew away and all that we can do is wish whenwe bethink ourselves of fish. The Sockeye almost failed to sock, and cod, th" Linn and Kelp and Rock, are humping where the Hump-bacU humps with prices going up by jumps. A man today would have to steal to meet the upward price of veal, and it's as hard as saying prayers to grt a mess of 1'u lgian hares. The middle man has cornered yams, the law has gob bled up the clams, the ducks and geese come in by drabs, the submarines have killed the crabs The ,1 rsey cows. with coals t' SilK Ot in. in . a i oi I ,ine I or 1 hei i iuiIa and lull let l.tl and r' tai:e cheese liiiwr.aw such tunes as these in ail in v lite, (hough its a crime, I'm going to raise thi' price of rli me ami prose and a U and little lnMt-i to where 1 can be introduced to one good, Mpi ire meal a dav pull's come hiijlier an.wt.i). We've Minted nil that we can Mint, the trust has raised the puce of print, so I'l the Inli pi ice dav s , come the printer he'll be going .oiue. l'he clo! hier ' raised tin price of cloihes. the Iio-iit's raise,) the price of lio-e. tlie T.mM'TV raised the price ot pant It only takes a hail' a gi.mce lo see I'm patched trom co.v to stern, it's t.iMiig all that I cau earn to iir lusli paper, pi i -s and ink, to print this (.heel, .eid so 1 thin' that unite a Mpiad of you old ginks who cpolikM' the ilopea printer thinks, never come through with U sou it's wartime and it's up to you to drill m with a little ulc we heed come more wind m our sail we wa'.t to moisten throat and lips u, Mt'.g home more about t he w r'l budd ing here to carry gnil to linht the chap ca ied Kaiser lull We'll lick that cuss, vou bet we wii' and change his name to "Sissor li d." t Mil wiiiie we Mng another ver-.e just p!c;cc tr.ict that tiuMv purse we need the money on the square, there's Iheuuiati-'il in our hair, t'harly I., lijlil III li U tiles, tW'llslt. I, L: uvhcoiiil'er. joans and discounts WwrdraflH, unsecured U. S. Honda other than Liberty Bunds of 1917: I. S. ooniln deposited to secure circulation par value 25,000.00 J. S. bunds and certificates of indebtedness pied (fed to secure U. S. deposits par value 50,000.00 j. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged to secure postal savings deposits par value 1.000.00 Total U. S. bonds other than Liberty Bonds and certificates of indebt ness ibi'ity Loan Bunds, unpledged, 3's per cent and 4 per cent Honda, securities, etc. other than U. S.: tacuritiea other than U. S. bonds not including stocks owned un- plodr!d tock of Federal Reserve Bank 50 per cent of subscription alue of ban kin if house 'urniture and fixtures teal estate owned other than banking house ,uwful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank lanb in vault and net amounts due from National banks Jet amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust companies other than in- eluded in Items 13, 14 and 15 checks on other banks in the same city or town as reportinii bank other than Item 17 Total of Items 14, 15. 16. 17 and 18 204.160.65 JheckH on hanks located outaide of city or town of reporting bank and other caah items ftedemption fund with U. S, Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer 25.llKI.llll eg ' 8.724.2D li 78.444.9S 1 126,017.76 13 77,716.1)7 TOTAL.. $1,404,171.11 LIABILITIES Capital stock imid in $ 100.IKK Surplus fund 21). (KK Undivided profits 73.776.90 Less current expenses, interost, and taxes paid 10,947.81 62 829,09 Circulating notes outstanding 15,400.00 Net amounts due to National banks 12,596,7 Net amounts due to banks. ImnkerB and trust companies other than included in 30 or 31 39.26H.34 Total of itemB 31 and 32 51.865.07 Demand depositsother than bank deposit -subject to Reserve depos its payable within 30 days: Individual deposits subject to check 811,059.35 Certificates of deposit due in lees than 30 days other than for money bor rowed 5,815.66 Conhier's checks outstanding1 3,761.22 Dividends unpaid 200. 00 Total demand deposits other than bank deposits subject to Reserve, Hems 33, 3). 36, 36, 37, 38. 39 and 40 820,8:16.23 Time deposits subject to Reserve payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal saving's: t'erliticates of deMsit other than for money borrowed 233.572.43 Postal saviwrs deposits l.oou.wo Olher time deposit 31.64H.86 Total of time deposit subject to Reserve, Items 41, 42, 43 and 44 266,222.09 United States deposits other than postal savings: War loan deposit account 63,1.2.00 (Jlmh Letters of Credit and Travelers Checks oulst&ndlnfr 3,539.93 TOTAL - $1,404,174.11 STATE OF OUEGON. ") S8. County of Morrow, ) I, W. P. Mahoney, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn, ly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowl edge and belief. ' W. P. MAI10NEY. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before uie this 3rd dny of December I'J17. Seal HUBINA P. COURIGALL, Notary Public. My commission expires Aug Jih, 1921. CORRECT Attest: W. 0. MINOR, J. D. NATTER, ' ' FRANK GILLIAM, Directors. No. now REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Farmers & Stockgrowers National Bank hi, lli'ppiier in the State of Oregon, at the close of business on No votnb.-r 20, 1017. RESOURCKS Loans and discounts (except those shown on b and c) $li07, 121.0 r'orciitn Hills of Kxchunire or Drafts sold with Indorsement of this bank Overdralts. securwl; unsecured 67.0 U. S llonds (other than Liberty Bonds of 1917); C. S. tMinds and certificates of indebtedness owned and unpledged Total II. S. bonds (other than Liberty Honda) and certificates of indebted- When making your preparations for your Christ mas Dinner, don't forget we are Headquarters for Good Things To Eat Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Fancy Canned and Glass Goods Candy, Nuts, Etc. The new sugar regulations are causing a shortage in Xmas Candies. From the fact that we placed our orders early in October our usual supply is assured; prices higher, of course. Place your orders early while the supply lasts. PHELPS GROCERY CO. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at La (irnniic, Oregon. November 19. 1IM7. Notice is hereby Riven that William Henry Clerk, sole legatee under the lust Will and Testa ment of Kllen Tippett. deceased, of Lena, Oregon, who. on June 20. li)14. made Homestead Entry No. 0i:j.-)UO for S'.a NKU. SE' i Sec. 32. NWW SW 1 1 Sec. ;t:i. T. 2 S. Lot 2, Sec. 5. Tp. 3 S. Range 29 Eartt, Willamette Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before C. C. Pat terson, United States Commissioner, at his office at Heppner, Oregon, on the 7th day of January; IU1K. Claimant names as witnesses: J. D. French, of Ciurdane, Oregon, John Brosnan, of Lena, Oregon Noah Pettyjohn and Joseph M. Hayes, of Hepp ner, Oregon. id:5 C. S. DUNN, Reioeter. Liberty Lomi llondn. unpledged. 3W Pr cent nd 4 pr cent Liberty ahu Bond, pleiitted to ecur V. S. and other deposits, V-t percent H!ld I iT cnt I MH. It.nnlK. SeeurittfR. Etc. (other than U, 8.): St..ck of Kisteral Heuerv lUnk per cent of lubicription) i.r r'urniturr and tinluren i.'. 17ti. Lawful nwrvu with Federal Reaerve Hank 1', - i mh in nuH and net amount due from National Hanks ,.. Nt t unit -ti m due fnmi banki. banken. and truit companies other thnn includ- fl in Item 1.1. U and I A t luH-kri on oih.-r bank i in the name city or town at re port in a hank (other than Item V) ; t he-k" n bnnkn tH Hted outaid of city or town of re,Hrttnff bank and other i;.i iteiim . - . i i, l-it. i.-.l ettim-l but not ctllei-te-l (approiunate) It.luUi) H her aiM'tM. 'f nnv Fxpetme and Intereat paid 1 ItM'AL " i.e. LlAlllLlTlKS t'Hp't.il t-hn k paid in I - n. Sot ilu f iiinl '. ri..livi..-.t prflHM !. rurrr'tt etpentM'a. intereitt, and taxee paid J ; iMteie-l ill .1 dmco'iut folln'tetl hut not earnd--apprutliUMt--tOo.im SiM hiitiiuMtn -t ir to Nittionnl bankt ; . i, iii4n.l deiMMit (other than bank depxeita) aub)ect W Keterve (depomta PMntlOe withm .10 datu). In lis .,ny ,bi-i'l ul'jtvt to cherk . ; i 1 1 tu-d h. . k t et tu ki outMtanding 1 lour .WixH.it ulj.vt U Reserve (iaabUi after io daya. or ubjevt to ,t i "f more mtth e, and poala) aavinc); rt ti,me .( i1epit t.'thr than money borrowed t i it h.'i t in.- defHiita ; i. i I nil,,! State defia :ta (thrr than loaial MVIhf): t ii.tomfii ; r o( cfr-bt drawn uamtt , VI. - , . sr.n: ok oKKiioN. ) I'.uin.y of Mtrrt.) 1. S. V Sponoer, C.4hir of the abovo.nnmisl bank, Jo so ti ly nwotir t tuit h above htatvmoiit h tru to !h bv&i t f Uii.twUMlK" Htnl bt lu f S V. Sl'KNCKU, Cushu r SiiliNiTtooii and hworn to boftre imh thin lird d.iy of I i-at:. r t'.u; Ni'i JOS. J. NYS, Notary I'ublu My ctunmiHMon txnirtn Juno L'. r,l'.. rtUKKCT Attfht: J. W. ItKYMKi: J.O. TUOMINOX. W. T. MATLU'K. Sum K. Van Vactor, went to I Mr. Fox, of Vancouvt r. W;. IWtUtui Suiulay to Uvk after hintton, who wa.- hero at tt some bujtiiu'M matter for the the funeral of her kCjuiTuiiv.thiT. Ki d Croi i haj-ter. Mrs, Aers, has nturiu ii n v Notice of Final Account Notice is hereby given that Amos Missildine, administrator of the Entale of J. (, Williams, de ceased, has tiled his final account with the County Court of the State of Oregon for Morrow County. and that said Court has set. as the time and place of settlement of said account. December 22nd, I'JI", at the hour of two o'clock 1 M., in the Court room of said Court in Heppner. Oregon, Objection must be tiled on or before said date. AMOS MISS1LD1NE. d:'.2 Administrator. HIM M H. F. TASH A. S. Akers TASH & AKERS Successors to Vaughn & Sons GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANTS Our stock of Shelf Hardware, Tools, Builders' Hardware, etc., is full and complete and we respect fully solicit your inspection and patronage. We be lieve we can give you satisfaction both as to quality and prices. PLUMBING DEPARTMENT We are installing a new Piumb'ng Department and have secured the services of a master plumber as manager. All work in this line will receive care ful attention and will be executed in the most approv ed manner. A share of your patronage is respectfully solicited. TASH & AKERS HEPPFER OREGON iv ir.gnc nrc in The Morning! No cold rooms, cvrn if tlio wind is howling out of the Northwest, when you have A Great Western Duplex Heater For Conl or Wmxl Tlii Move liolila lh fire, nnd it lurn coiil nr wmxl M-rfirtly, IxviiiiH., of in Piipli t ('.riilo. All of I lie fnM urn Imriicd, aril tin-re int a comer ot Ihc niotus lli.it in not wiirtn. lt auro In Hsk to wv tlii.i iiuirvcliMi bi'Mtrr. Case Furniture Co. I n ft S k ft JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF DOLLS ALSO BOOKS BOTH NEW AND KE-PI1INTS HUMPHREYS DRUG COMPANY raoc U.i 3C 9 JUST RECEIVED NEW LINE tF WINTER GOODS UNDERWEAR SHIRTS MACKINAW'S HOSIERY, ETC. Call and make you nclection purlv. iSi-r.nu only f 1 jmt yiar. I SAM. HUGHES COMPAN 3C 3C 0 0 0 211
