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THEHEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday, July n, 1922
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i-LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mr. :.1!1 7.r r-.. .Vh-n M. IrHn
spending their w uii' ii at Uochi;
lu'ach.
Mit-K Li nil!
0:ig her fa Hi
dllllC time II,
!1 M.l-
m:vi.v wkds akkivi: jn
Mr. i'.ml Mrs. Harold Colin, who
wen- uiai l-ii-d recently at The Dalles, i
return' d to ll'Piinor Thursday eve.i-;
li l; and ai. domiciled in tin; .Mrs..
Vuir-'liH ici-iiience in Galeslrect. Mrs. ;
Cohu, nee Mir Helen Ain.-s wis a !
tear her ir. the H''lpa;r schools a f-.w
vi ,u':i wo and has. many friend;; :r.
Mr .end Mrs. Ben Scott left a few O. A. De. in, well known farmer of
days ago for Corvallis and coast I Sand Hollow, was in town Friday
points to sjjend a few weeks vacation. and reports crops in liis neighborhood
Ilenty Schwartz has taken Mr. Scott's I nj-erty pood. Mr. Devin is at The
place at th block in the Central Mar- Dalle today on business before the
ket duiini; his absence. 1 r. s. Land office.
Henry Sin
First .Natio
ployed with
f-'on, ran.e in
.hurt isiL '.v
:.'er, who h: .-: b
'v, Sam JJuit's'-r, for , thU viei.iiiv and Mr. C lin is one of
ii leiuriiecl to J'oi tlaml. j lleppiiei-'s most popular young busi
lei , I'm mi rly wi' li t
il La n I; In re. now '
a bank at. Jianks, ')
! iiess 1 1 1 1 -ii . Many friends of the h:1 p-
py couple are joining h: felicitations.
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S.: ' 11 I i . i " ( ' nili i fir a
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!i!i."'n i;; here fioin I'ort
),'. pal en Is, Mr. ar-l
ill. II" ,: Hi::; fl il
tv .. r.h'iJiS win re he i.s
i.i.i' iiinrl.s trade.
Why pay more for gasoline when
you can Ret it at the Byers Chop Mill
for SO cents a gallon? 8tf
Al. L. Cm-ran and John Hughes are
over on til" DeChufeci Ihis week cat-I
filing a lew ot those bis Holly Var- yj
l'-;i:i uiai e soin e i j in es read aaout.
25 Cents out of every $1.00
You are now paying for insurance can remain
in your pocket when
you renew that Fire Insurance
policy in the
Oregon Fire Relief Assn.
F. R Brow n Agent For Morrow County
Phone Office 642, Res. 29F14. Ileppner, Or.
AI.ilior.ey a .id
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family
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Charier Number
774 , Reserve District No. 12
IllIPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
if-i:t.nu"t with
Thursday. j
ilalph Irii;e and i'ainik' relurned I
last eveuiiif; from a trip to Portland,
Sait'iu and coast points alter spend
ing aeveral weeks' on a pleasant vaca
tion. AVAVHK 1'os.llinn as ..cook at
ranch house or cook wagon. Ad
dress or phone Mrs. Adamson, Holel
June, lone, Oregon. 1 tjid
Mrs. A. K. Hall in visiting friends
al Walla Walla this week. She ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. M. II. I.oney I
0:1 their 1 ft urn from a visit with the!
Hall family Wednesday. !
W. L McCaily and his .daughters, i
Mrs. 11. (J. Sigshee and Mrs. L. 10. I
Van Marler, left Friday morning for
California on. a two-nionlli pleasure j
I rip.
I have an Allerhury 2 V- ton truck !
with new motor, new rubber, and
well -worth $2(1110.01). Will sell for
$1100.00. (WOO. STIOI'HIONS, Arlirg
leti, Oregon.
Miss "liabe" Mathews, formerly of
Ihis city, now employed with WalUier
Williams company at The Dulles, is
upending the summer touring Yellow
stone l'i.rk and other summer resorts
in the Kockics. Miss Mathews is
making the trip Willi relatives by
auto and the party expeds to put
ia the entire summer on the road.
They will go us far caul, as Kansas
and red: rn over a 1.011I '.it 111 route.
Mr. and Mrs. C Darlnv ami Miss
Cweltdolyn llarhee have returned
hum an extended eastern trip (luring
. liicti Ihey visited Wtishinglon, New
ork, and oilier eastern cities and
points of Interest besides relalivis
aatl friends at. various points. They
had a dcliglilt'til trip and Mr, Dar
bee says that even little old New
York has changed some since his
last visit.
W. 0. Scott, hanker and ware
houseman, of Lexington, was in town
Thursday evenlni;. Mr. Scott is
considered an authority on the wheat
crop In the Lexington district ami hi
estimate is that this year's crop will
approximate about three-tilths of
last year's yield. Last year 250,000
racks were marketed at Lexington
and Mr. Scott expects ahout 150,000
this year.
Leo Nlckolson, wi ll , known young
Heppner man, who Is a student at
. inn University of Washington,
s. attle, cnnie In Thursday evening
; lid will spend the summer here
helping take care of the big wheat
1 op. down at the Keitnmn ranch
1.. ar lone. Mr. Nicholson Is now In
i w lllth year In the i'niveisit Law
. houl, the ('nurse rciuiriiu; six )ears
:m complete. He Is prominent ill nth
i tics at Washington and earned his
1 com! letter in basketball the past
a r.
Mr. and Mis. I!. 10. Alstoit were
'a from their Lhca creek ranch
Thursday eveitiur, laving in a lew
ipplles for the harvest season
v. uich Is fast coming 011. ltoh says
tie can malic Uiouev hand over tlst
lium the lime wheat is planted until
this' time of vear when he begins to
lay sucks, and (.'rub and repairs etc . jj
. ud then he 1 1 i:lns to le.uie mIhiIiit ; j
Ci tiliinied crop will i.y out or nid.jjj
1 utliug wheat mi the Al.to.t ranches
ill start about .Inly IT. The 'Top is ),
I envy bu has been datv.aj ed some hv jj
I'm hot weather, Mr. Alston b.ivs, j jjj
It. V. SoieiiMin and family f. I ,i r 1-j jj
' '.I Wcdnesdav trom llarrislmrg. Ore- , jjj
: on. lifter spending the l-'ourlh en j !
Mi'Ki niie river. Mr. Soietisou , III
..ippi-1 a car of cattle to the IV 1 1 ! ill
i ud niarlirt Sunday and drove h
only to roill.iud the same d.'y. A I'
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HEPPNER
at. Heppner in the state of Oregon, at the close of business on
June 30th, 1922
RESOURCES
Loans and dsc iiin( s, including re'liseoiiiits, ae
ce lam es id otln'l- hanks, and foreign bills
"l .-xehaimi' or drafts sold wilh indor.se
inent of this hank $1192,787. S3
Total loans
Ovei'di afts, unsecured
I'. S. (iOVI'PIIHM'Ilt KI'CUrllil'M OWIK'lt:
iJeposileil to Ki'ijure ciiuulatiiill (U. S. bonds par
value; ;r,,ooo.oo
All other t'liited States (joverniuent Securities ii G0.00
Total .'.
(Mtier ImmiiIn, HtoekM, MeenrMicN. vU'.l
llanltinir lluiise, $7, 000. U0; li'urniture and fixtures , 1
$i;.!i."i7.rii
tteal estate owned other than banking house
Lawful reserve with !''ederal Reserve Lank
Cash in vault and amount due from national
banks
Amount due from State banks, bankers
and trust companies in the United States
i ot her llian ineliidcd in last two items.) . . . . ; 1 "'
Chei ks on oilier banks In the same city or town
as reporting bank ; '
Total of last three items 119,079.34
Cliecks and drafts on banks (including Federal
Reserve Rank) located outside of city or town
of reporting bunk , 1,353.03
Miscellaneous cash items 158.35
Redemption fund with tJ. S. Treasurer and due
from tl. S. Treasurer
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In '.
Surplus fund
Undivided profits 31,173.15
Reserved for interest and taxes accrued 4,484.84
3S,(if
.!)!)
Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid
Circulation notes outstanding
Alnoiini due to national banks
Amount duo to State banks, bankers and
trust cotiipnnicH in the United Slates and for
eign 1 (iii.it ri.s (olher than included in last
ilr. 11
Certified cliecks outstanding
Cashier's diet ks on own bank outstanding
Total of last four Items
092,787.83
1,330.55
63,450.00
77,474.09
33,957.50
4.175.00
53,597.98
113,048.37
2,113.00
3,31C.U
1,511.38
1,250 00
1,038, 613.S9
100,000.00
60,000.00
3S, 057. 99
21,4110.0(1
2, 90S. (IS
13,111.54
Di'iiimiil deposit (oilier (hull hunk iU iokIIn) mill-
Ject to llcnerve (deposits payable within 30
days):
Individual deposits subject to check
Certillcates of deposit due In less than 30 days
(other than for money borrowed)
Olher demand deposits
Total of demand deposits (other than
bank deposits) subject to Reserve, last
three items 540,011.04
linn- ileiionliN nubjret to IteMerve (payable after
iio days, or Htibjec t to 30 days or more notice,
. and postal savings) :
Certillcates of deposit (othor than for money
borrowed)
Other time deposits
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve,
last two items 101,312.26
Notes and bills redlscoimtod, Including accept
unci's of otter banks and foreign tdlls of
t'hhs bunk'' U:'"tt,s B"11' wlth indorsement of t'XIiMIiS.Ji"'1"'
Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks, sold for
cash and outstanding
1,431.0!)
4(1.10
S, 915. (17
500,812,28
30,000.00
3,198.70
98. 295.111
03,017.12
,110,070.00
GILLIAM & BISBEE'S
COLUMN
Obituary
In 1921
Our Business
I I E I
Now she's dead again. We don't
know where she has gone to, only
trust for the best. But trusting
wont do, that is what causeI her
deathe. Bring some money instead of
flowers to the funeral.
? fr c?4
GILLIAM & BISBEE
s
TAR THEATRE"
Program from July 13 to July 19
Inclusive
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
.Mini f).-iwir "THK KOlMilDDKS THIX(J." a story of Cape
Cod fisher folk, featuring Helen Jerome Eddy and James Kirk
wood. Also .MOVIK ( HATS
SATURDAY
Alice liriuly in THK I, AM) OK HOPK. From Poland to Arcady
A story of the Melting Pot.
Also t ().Mi;iV
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SNOWISUXI), An appealing drama of the Canadian North
west. Also "Home Brewed Youth
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Ixittie Pickford in THKY SHALT, PAY. A gill's plums of ven-
S-ernce against her father's three enemies, and how they mis
. carried when Cupid took a hand in the game.
Also Aexop's Fables
GKT A COPY OK Ol H DKSCTtlPTIVE PUOGIJAM FOR JIXTC
NORMAN'S ICE CREAM
" Best in the West"
Always ready to Serve
TAKE A QUART HOME FOR LUNCH
McAtee & Aiken
Totul
145.00
1.03S.613.89
I. W. P. Miihoiuw. cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that tho above Htatemout Is true to the best of my knowledgo and belief.
Correct Ae:.t: W' P' PHONEY, Cashier.
JOHN KII.KKX.NY
FlfANK GU.UAM
V. O. MINOR,
1I rectors.
Subscribed and sworn to before mH this 10th day of July, 1922.
ltUItlNA F COHItltlALL. Notary Public.
My cotnnilssion expires Aug. 18, 1925
Keeping Cool at
Home
lion the air is warm and
stuffy and not a leaf is stir
ring anywhere, what is it
you crave most ? A Soft,
Cool, Kefrcshinjr Dr'nk, of course.
Then try some ol the following flavors:
PORTO, GRAPE, APPLE, LOGANBERRY
s.dliiic (ho c.iltlo Mond.o i.um n - , 'H ' fh f
they (liinc to Hurtishuiu lici ' i 'Um2&J1&i i
oil's. 1'ui'i'nts tcMdc ami 1
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'O' ' ' ;l .ill ( V. i,,i n:'
r I't tnt-.iiur in ciuui;h Imtw i
. to I'.i y tor his rrocortcH.
8 And All the Other
ropular Unnks
$1.25 per Case.
Order it by the case and
have it right handy at
homo. Phone, Call or
Write.
Hcppncr
Soda 11 'orh
Phone Main 172
Vacation
Remember the long distance
telephone in your vacation plans.
It will add to the pleasure and
comfort of your holiday.
It will serve your convenience
in securing information and mak
ing arrangements.
At lake or shore, in the moun
tains or by the stream, long dis
tance telephone service means
that you are always in touch with
home and business.
Every Bell telephone is a Long
Distance station.
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The Pacific Telephone
And Telegraph Company