Gresham outlook., September 14, 1920, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 10,
NO. 57
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
OREGON.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14,
1920
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$150 PER YEAR
r p a n e c r u n n i c addili i enr °| impn ‘ ot
UIUW E ö t n V v L ü UI t i l
«««W
about 50 PUPiis. n e r -
CHAMPION CANNING TEAM OF THE NORTHWEST
is the principal and
democrats hear
Mrs. J a n e t G rant is th e prim ary
STANDARD BEARER
teacher.
Among those who w ent to P o rtlan d
Powell Valley, an o th e r tw o-room
Monday to h ear Gov. Cox of Ohio
school opened again w ith 26 pupils
G resham g rad e school opened yes­ in th e upper g rad es w hich are in
dem ocratic can d id ate for president,
terd ay w ith a reg istratio n of 211 s tu ­ charge of G. W. M etgzer, and 27
speak at the au d ito riu m were E. W.
G resham gran g e No. 270 held Its
A.vlsworth. Mr. an d Mrs. I). E. Towle
dents. T here is a prospect of m ore pupils in th e prim ary room which is
reg u la r m eeting on S aturday, Sept.
and
d
au
g
h
ter.
P
o
stm
aster
R
oberts
to come. T here is a brig h t p ro s p e c t' in cb ar* e of Miss E lenor L indberg
Roy W onlcot. J. B. K err, Mr. H alll- 11. T he program which followed the
for one of the most efficient and prof-
C ottrell enrolled 4 4 pupils Mon-
ih.,? vir , ? nd Mr8 Jack W hetstone. d in n er hour was well attended. This
itab le years th a t th e g ra d e school day m o rn *ng. T w enty-one of whom
Ren M atthews, W. J. Todd, F ra n k was encouraging as th e d in n ers aro
has ever experienced.
a re in th e u Pp er grades. Mrs. E. E.
M °°re'
HUI and F rallk Jones
T he school board has been for- Van E leet ,s th e Principal of th ts
Many o th ers were present from th is usually well attended.
part or th e county.
The opening song, "T h e F arm er
tu n a te in securing a full corp of ex- scbo°* an<i Miss M argaret Plock is
Before th e tim e for th e arriv a l of Feeds Them All" was su n g by all,
perienced teach ers to care for t h e . tb e prim ary teacher.
G overnor Cox at th e au d ito riu m , and with Miss Georgia S tapleton at tho
grad e pupils. From th e principal to
Mi88 C aroline T allm an is principal
« h ile the people cam e h u rry in g in
th e p rim ary room th e teach ers a r e j of Lu8ted school an d Miss G race
R obert G oldsm ith, an advisor along piano. The sa lu te to th e flag was
all experienced and have won en-1 F IeIdhouse’ Priru a ry teach er.
The
* 11 b Co* House a t th e sessions in given, w ith a teacher. Miss H um ­
P aris which resu lted In "T he League phreys, leading. As C onstitution Day
viable records in the schools of th e | enroIlm ent ,E ab o u t 3$-
ot N ations
covenant, told of the is approaching, it seemed ap p ro p riate
county.
| T here a re ab o u t 60 pupils enrolled
great w ork and th e seetninglv utisur
C. M. Q ulcksall. th e new principal. at Rockw ‘>od w hich th is y ear is in
m o untable obstacles th a t were o ver­ to refer to the fact th a t we are to
has a record which speaks for itself. charg e of Mrs. Lloyd T ag g ert. prin-
come In bringing about the d e g r e e of celeb rate th e one hu n d red and th irty -
perfection to which th e league has so th ird an n iv ersary of th e adoption of
Mr. Q ulcksall has been principal of j cipa1’ and Miss L am bert who has th e
far attain ed .
He said the special o u r C o n stitu tio n . T he pream ble to
the O rient school fo r th e past nine ' Prim ary room.
privileges asked by eacn nation as a
years and it has alw ays been know n
C edar school has an en rollm ent of
pr ° ' is° t,° ,h<,|r en te rin g the league th e C o nstitution was then read.
"W e. th e people of th e United
as one of th e efficient schools of th e 16 and 18 in cbarr>e of Mrs. P earl
presented a mass of conflicting de
m auds which req u ired days and sta te s, in o rd er to form a more per­
county. T he g re a te st harm ony and Hayden> a fo rm er te ac h er In the dis-
fect
union, establish justice. Insure
m onths of work and stu d y in b rin g ­
enthusiasm is prev alen t am ong th e t r *ct-
ing ab o u t an agreem ent acceptable to dom estic tran q u ility , provide for the
teachers. All expressed them selves
v lc t«ry is again u n d er th e super-
all. He said th a t th e United S tates common defence, prom ote th e g eneral
had show n, by v irtu e of the opposi­ w elfare, and secure the blessings of
as being delighted w ith th e way th e ' ' ision of Mia* M arion R obertson,
tion of th e republican leaders in the liberty to ourselves and o u r posteri-
w ork was sta rtin g .
! wbo re P °rts an en ro llm en t of 16 th e
o rdain al>d estab lish th is Con-
sen ate th e most childish c h a ra c te r­
Miss G ertru d e A lexander has th e 1 two two o ,b e rs who will atten d ,
istics of any in th e group by holding A m erica” f° r ’h<? V nited S t« » » of
first grade. T here a re 36 pupils in I °P en ln & day bu t th e re a re a t least
off so long from Higning up.
th is room . T his is th e la rg e st num - j two o tb e rs who will atten d ,
As teachers are doing th e ir sh a re
The big pipe organ fu rn ish ed some
p opular p atrio tic a irs and a little tow ard preserving these ideals, Miss
b er reg istered in any room . Miss
Mr8' Bess,e S chneider will again
n?i,eF l “ / n o o n * th e gov ern o r was Spooner, of the g rad e teaehtw s' asso­
A lexander was one of the efficient be ln c b a rSp of T erry school No. 8.
H ere are th e pictu res of th e th ree girls, resid en ts of Powell Valley
rPd. J " . and wa® r ««Rve(i w ith
teach ers retain ed from la st year.
¡T he 18 pupils who en ro lled Monday who were aw arded th e N orthw est cham pionship a t th e in te rsta te can ­ such enthusiasm th a t he was p ro m p t­ ciation talk ed to th e g ran g e reg ard ing
Miss H elen Hoss, who Is w ell- wH1 have to learn to sa y Mrs
ed
to
rem a rk when quiet had been the need of voting in favor of the
ning contest held in Spokane last week.
restored th at this seem ed m ore like te n u re of office bill, in ravor of leach-
know n here, has th e second g rad e s Scbne*der in stead of Miss Strebin as
R eading from left to rig h t, they are Amy G ustafson, Lillie Nelson heaven
to him th an any place he had ere.
and they are also a large room , th e re i th is p o p u lar te ac h er was m arried and E tta A nderson. L illie Nelson is the captain of th e team .
ever been.
J
early
in
th
e
sum
m
er.
T
he
enroll-
Tliis talk was followed by a double
belng 32 pupils. T he second g rad e
. ‘¿‘T r ?°,r C ham berlain was a t his
PETERSON'S EXEM PLIFY
is fo rtu n a te .
”
j m ent w in Probably be ab o u t 25.
best, both in voice and words, and in ­ recitatio n very pleasingly ren d ered
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
troduced Mr Cox in a m an n er th at by two young g irls, Elsie Mew h lrte r
SEE AMERICA F IR S T ’
Miss Mabel Inglis is teaching th e
*" a *rv*ew school did n ot open Mon-
TO GIVE PLAY showed
ad m iration for the w orth of and M argaret M atthew s T h eir ren ­
th ird grad e. She has 24 who have day ow ing to th e sudden illness of
To have trav e led 80,000 m iles in
this m an who had sta rte d as a farm er
The
young
people
of
th
e
Baptist
d ering of w hat "T h e Night W ind-
a tta in e d the ran k of th ird grad ers. tbe Pr,m ary teach er, Mrs. W. D. one car and n ea rly 20,000 in an o th er
church in P leasan t Home will give a boy and worked his way th ro u g h the
Miss Inglis is a p opular teach er of " heeler, who had a bad a tta c k of in seeing A m erica is th e reco rd of play en titled , "D o n ’t ” in th e church channels of business to the heights says was most Interesting.
of success
Miss Doris Zim m erm an graciously
m uch experience.
tonsilitis.
her
9n n.oh School will open Septem-
-
Mr‘ and M rs- T - L. P eterso n an d fam - on Friday, S eptem ber 17, at 8:15.
R overnor Cox's voice show ed some lavored th e audience with a very
The cast of ch a racters is as fol­
Miss G race Ogilbee, th e fo u rth °®r “ ° " ith Mrs W heeler In charge ily o f Chicago, now so jo u rn in g in
signs of th e strain to which It had
g rad e teacher, has 30 pupils who will
th e p rim ary room and h e r hus- j P o rtlan d , who w ere G resham visitors lows: The M other, Georgia C arp en ­ been placed but it was ap p aren t he pleasing piano solo.
te r; H er d au g h ter, M yrtle Nass-
The principal talk of th e h o u r waa
profit by being u n d er th e care of an „ n d J ,n c b a r*e of th e u p - - p er —
grades, | a last
S aturday - aftern
oon. T
h w
eir
.
--------
- —
e« big , "<ihn,
Hvr son, Dale A ltm an * was d eterm ined to do his p art a l­
Mr. W heeler has req u ested th e board , tutZl b ea ring a C alifornia tag, at- H er b ro th er, C arl G oger; the re- though It caused him personal in ­ given by J. F. L angner, ed ito r of
experienced fo u rth grad e teacher.
Miss M innie Johnson tis n new Ito re l*eve him of his co n tract as he i l “?!®*1
Ou,Jlo,ok re p o rte r and led turned soldier, W ilfred N asshahn; convenience and a fte r a little w arm ­ "O regon C ountry L ife” . His talk had
miss M innie jo n n so n ns B new ---- --------__ ________ ____
as ne to in q u iries and in te restin g in fo rm a. the village m inister, H arry Carlson^ ing up hIs voice carried adm irably
teacher, who has been em ployed to bas
a " '" te r e s t in a busi- j Hon? T h ^ have been back a n d fo rt’h
especial reference to th e proposed
Mrs. Doler, Mabie Johanson.
tn at.H a pa7 ‘8 of ,he a“<lltoriuw S tate M arket C om m issioner bill. He
teach th e fifth grade. Miss Johnson ne8S in PortIan(i and w ants to spend across th e co n tin en t by p ractically all
in
d
istin
ct
and
convincing
tones
The program will Include m usical
His first rem ark s were In praise showed th e need of having a m ethod
w hose hom e is in P o rtlan d , has been hi® t,m e tb e re -
board is e n - ’ ro u t?®» talLi?g in a11 th e ßi(Je trip s, num bers by Miss M arion R obertson
S en ato r C ham berlain which met of m a rk e tin g o u r products, so th a t
I ™ * 1" « „ „ „ and , „ , h « „ d , p u p ,,.. - » « " I " « '» l o c . , . •
t . . c h - , { ^ “ '„d 2 S Ä
Ä
5 Ä
m S h / " ' ’ J
M'“ of
with trem endous app lau se from th e
H agberg an d a recitatio n by audience.
Oregon obtained the cred it due her.
T here a re 24 pupils in th is room.
I e r to ta k e bis P,ace an<f will let him up from so u th e rn C alifornia. They Blanch H arris.
A sm all adm ission
G overnor Cox paid th e follow ing It was asserted th a t much of o u r
Miss Mary H ansen w as prom oted s ° 08 soon as possible. Mr. W heeler »Peak of g rea t Im provem ent in Ore- will be charged for all over 14 years.
fru it Is canned and shipped from C al­
w ith h er pupils to th e ir m u tu a l de- wl" rpm ain u n til a su b stitu te is B° a ro,ads d u rin g th e past th re e years Ice cream , cake an d coffee will be glowing trib u te to O regon:
"1 cam e into the g re a t N orthw est ifornia, as C alifornia products. T h at
Seeing som e produce fo r sale at sold.
light and will continue to direct last ,o u n d '
feeling th a t In the last week In a con­
th e side of th e road on one of th e ir
y e a r's fifth g rad e rs In th e m ysteries
Miss v lc to ria W orsham is th e prin- trip s out from P o rtlan d they stopped HIGH MILEAGE MADE
sid erab le degree I have atten d ed a the sta te m ark et d irecto r of C alifo r­
of th e sixth grade. She has a live c’pal ,n e b a r£e of th e P le a sa n t Val- to en q u ire and discovered in J o h n !
reat u n iv ersity ; It has been a p il­ nia is well w orth the sa lary paid him
FOR OVERLAND CAR g grim
age of g reat happiness, of en d ­ because he has been in stru m e n ta l in
„ „
bunch of 23 stu d en ts.
,py school. She is teach in g in th e Sequist of Pow ell Valley an old ac-
IL E
E. E lliott nas retu rn ed from less benefit. I cannot cease to w on­ estab lish in g a m arket for th e fru lta
J H-
Mrs. G ertru d e Bangs, who was a pr,lnB ry room. Miss W orsham Just q u ain tan ce of th e fam ily.
They expressed them selves as de­ O ntario, Oregon, w here he went last der at th e glories of th is g reat N o rth ­
fo rm er te a c h e r here, is in charge of rpce' vpd h e r d isch arg e from th e arm y lighted with Gregon scenery and ell- week with his m o th er, Mrs. R. M. west country, and I am proud to feel of C alifornia which at one tim e prom ­
in
*“
Ju
n
e.
She
was
a
govern m en t I m ate. They like th e road and camp E lliott, in her new Overland-4 car th at in th e beginning of o u r pro g res­ ised (o b an k ru p t the ow ners. Now
th e seventh grade.
W ork in th is
He did most of th e driving on the sive work in Ohio we .late back to the all such land has g rea tly increased In
R olf is
th
grad e prom ises well u n d er th e direc- n u r8 e- Miss B eatrice ------
-
— e , o ut
. w hen x on , th e ir trips w herever
His lesson of Oregon. (A p p lau se). I aril value, and th e rep u ta tio n of C alifo r­
es ,h
them
Th
tion of this efficient teacher. T here ,P acher of U»p upper g rades. She u is T nig h t ° o \ v e ertak
rt ake8
e .m - . Tbpy
sw ear trip and retu rn ed by train .
l>y th e big Stutz, saying th a t no o th er m o th er will rem ain for an extended proud of it because I have m ade a
a re 20 stu d e n ts in th e seventh grade. a n o rm al g rad u a te.
T h ere w ere ca r could clim b the fearfu l grades visit with her d au g h ters, Mrs. Le- very deep study of all (he elem ents nia fru its goes aro u n d th e world. His
T here are 22 eighth g ra d e pupils ab o u t 27 in each room a t th e open- they have en co u n tered at tim es on Roy B reith au p t an d Miss Elsie th at e n te r into your life. I have rid ­ points w ere well made, th a t th e fa rm ­
E lliott.
den 50 miles and back to Salem. I ers, producers of any of o u r food
in th e p rin cip al’s room and a brig h t, inB
school b u t th e en ro llm en t will th e ir journeys.
Mr. E lliott kept careful account have studied the fauna and flora of com m odities should co-operate and
m ore studious appearing room w’ould bp m ore tb an 60.
of th e trip and believes that his rec­ the country, and how good the Al­
P om ona G rangers to Eat Iloast
be Iwtrd to find.
ord would be hard to beat anyw liete. m ighty has been to th is section of the th a t such co-operation u n d er th e d i­
S
alm
on
,
H igh School E lection M onday.
He m easured th e gas into th e car land. I find the firs of M ichigan; I rection of a sta te leader would resu lt
T he school will not be open to the
An election will be held Monday,
Pom ona gran g e will m eet with Cor­ before sta rtin g and again on reach ­ find th e p lan t life of F lorida.
In great good to both th e individual
children u n til 8 :3 0 a. m. except for S eptem
ber 20, to vote on th e ques­
ing his d estin atio n and found th a t
find the artille com posites of and the state.
special reasons. T hose who live a t a tion of ad m ittin g th re e ad d itio n al b ett g ran g e tom orrow , W ednesday, he had used 19 gallons in all. The A m "I erica;
I
saw
covies
of
q
u
ail;
I
It had been hoped to have open dls-
d istance may m ake arran g e m en ts for d istricts, Cedar, F airview and Boring, S eptem ber 15. T his will be an Ini- en tire distance trav eled was 690 saw th e H ungarian pheasan t I know
—...........I
saw th e CU8Blon of H>0 su b ject but th e late-
It here
being ad m itted e a rlie r if m ore con­ to Union High school d istric t No" 2.' p o rta n t m eeting and a full attend- miles, considerably m ore th an it not w hat you call
venient.
Geo. T acheron, th e new V oters in Union d istric t may vote any an ce- A n u m b er of C orbett members should have been on account of g e t­ pum pkin; I naw th e apple; 1 KHW n e 8 8 o f t h « h o u r f o r b a d e ,a n d th e p r o -
'*n,p ^ w e e n 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. at were» present a t th e G resham grange tin g on th e wrong road. This gave an , , , P',‘a,fih ;. S!lY ,!h,P ,,lun“' 0,1,1 fh,‘n g ra " '
waM closed
w ith
singing
ja n ito r, will open th e building at th a t X e 3" ? Oth e ree8i1e c d o n T wd,,i OSe8 “a n ’
S a t“ rd ‘ y “ nd
p—
*' ' a 'i- average of m ore th an 36.3 miles to to fee th a t In addition to all of th ese i "A m erica"
tin if .
'
the gallon.
T he n et driving tim e bounties of n atu re, you have h ere
All of th e teachers are staying in nounced in F rid a y ’s O utlook for th e ti*t,on8 to ail present to be on hand, was 3 3 hours. F o u r q u a rts of cylln- one of th e g rea test ocean p o rts In «he RAKER SA Y F f ORDS
o th e r districts.
M ouths began to w ate r at th e m ention der oil and five q u a rts of w ater w ere
G resham except th e principal, C. M
--------------------- I of a big salm on feed and It is likely U8ed on ,b e tr ,p - Lpss th an th ree
“ No people, it seem s to me, could
SELL THEMSELVES
Q uicksail, and he expects to move
be o th e r th an happy w ith th e ir lives
„ 7------ r
T he B ank of G resham pays 5 per th a t a larg e n u m b er will be on hand i f 8? 0 '’.8 t^ u K8i . Y,e re con8unied fro
ab o u t th e first of November. He is cent
n t In
l n t terest
o r o o f r»r»
tm e
o deposits.— Adv.
a _a_ I
• IlP r«* TO 1 IIP l iU ll p H .
cant in th is en vironm ent, and thin
« Son a salea force average
on » tim
tells me whv il was th a t Oregon m ade b e ,,er th an one sale each day since
unable to m ake arran g e m en ts for
oL'n
response to every Septem ber 1st
They have gold mil
m oving his fam ily here u n til th a t
Salm on! P ish ! Salm on!
d u rin g ’thZ r . V ° ’ and ° f C,v,,Ua“ ’H1 dpl,vTr d C8rr
L ”
Good fall salm on fo r hom e can­
tim e on account of the scarcity of
ning and pickling at Bonneville boat
houses.
His rem ark s of a political n a tu re W oodw ard " N P ' ’N l'e /s" ^ ’ xv n
landing. Six cents a pound. All you
o -r’ m m i 's i ^ ? - - ’
w ant if you come earlv.
O rient school had about 100 pupils
I nder Auspices Eastern Multnomah Republican Club
PER R Y K ITZM ILLER,
registered th e opening day. L. A. Adv.—
F ish erm an
B urlingam e, who has charg e of the
METZGER’S HALL, GRESHAM
Im plem enta
I
---- • ------ -•
Bacon. Ixtule
seventh and eig h th g rad es, had 28
Stone.
Used p o tato diggers, one Iron Age
p resent. Mrs. E llen D eH aven Chase potato p lan ter, good condition, a b a r­
E
ight
of
these
were
sold S a tu r­
K eep Y our ItH tterh» Y oung
in charge of th e fifth and sixth gain. O ther good used im plem ents.
day, Septem ber 4th. They say they
i
The„
°
“
,Jr
,o
n
>
p
any
b
attery
needs
W. A. HESBEL,
g rad es had about 25 pupils. Miss
is a little charging now and then are not b e tte r salesm en but th e Ford
Phone 544
Itself when they can give Im­
E lva Dolan rep o rts 30 stu d e n ts In P hone 6x2
Community Patriotic Singing—Campaign Songs
Square tre a tm e n t and a d rin k of w a­ sells
m ediate delivery R ak er A Son 1921
te
r
once
a
week
go
a
long
way
to
­
th e th ird and fo u rth grades, and Miss
S tu d io R eopened
ward keeping It In tip to p shape Aslt allo tm en t Is 300 cars.
Iva Ten Eyck had 19
tie folks In
F lorence M. Honey reopens her
H ave also sold Fordson trac to rs to
ADDRESS RY GEO. CALDWELL, PORTLAND
Mr
I ugh at C. E. O sb u rn 's garage.
piano studio S eptem ber 13. S tate ac­
th e first and second »
as.
Oacar W alin and A M Mowery. In­
— Adv.
credited teacher.
Phone G resham
cluding full tra c to r outfit, plows, etc
T ro u td ale school
ued w ith an 681.— Adv.
Subject 7 he C onstitution in its relation to the
REPORT OF n i l < o m , i i i , , \ O|.
GRANGERS CONSIDER
MARKET PROBLEMS
IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS
CONSTITUTION DAY RALLY
Friday Night, September 17, 8 p. m.
Ri
ORT OF TH E CONDITION OF
FIRST STATE BANK
no
League of N-ations.
135
1920
BANK OF GRESHAM
° re,lbanl ln th e 8 ta te
no .
O regon, a t th e close of business Sept. 8, h ,
At G resham , Oregon, a t the close of business S eptem ber 8th, 1920.
.
RESOURCES.
^ ? d dtacou“ ‘»................................................................................... 8378,076 89
O verdrafts, secured and u nsecured.................
NONE
Bonds and w a rra n ts............................. 251 75
58.35
Stocks, securities. Judgments, etc.................
1 ,8 1 0 0 0
B anking house ...................................
25,000.00
F u rn itu re and fixtures............ ........................................... ’
s , m is
Due from approved reserve b an k s......................................................
52,795.88
Checks and o th e r cash Item s................................................................
637 31
E xchanges fo r clearin g house.......................
108.03
Cash on hand______ _______________ _______
7,094.02
C u stom er's liab ility account of “A cceptancea”
. 26,000.00
Other resources ....... ......................
31.19
T otal
$747,341.23
LIA BILITIES.
C apital stock paid I n ........... ............................
S u rp lu s fund ...............................................
U ndivided profits, less expenses and tax es paid
P o stal savings bank deposits
................
Ind ividual deposits sub ject to check .....................
Demand certificates of deposit..................................
C ashier checks o u tstan d in g ......................................
Certified chucks ..................................... .....................
Tim e and savings dep o sits................ ............................
"A cceptances" of this b a n k ............................................
O th er liabilities reserved for depreciation of bonds
30,000 00
25,000.00
7.572.52
2.599.94
3 2 5 ’a - i 1! 1
3» 1.11
13,923.11
19.21
312,628 01
25,000.00
5,000.00
Total................ ......................................................................
$747,341.23
S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, sa.
I, C. J. L undquist. C ashier of th e above-nam ed bank, do solem nly
sw ear th a t th e above sta te m e n t Is tru e to th e best of my know ledge and
b e,,e f-
C. J. L u n d q u ist, C ashier.
Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is 13th day of S eptem ber 1920
E N. M EW H IRTER, N otary Public.
My com m ission expires Ju ly 8th, 1924.
C o rrect A tte st: A. M eyers, Theod B rugger, C. J. L u n d q u ist, D irectors.
REPORT OE THE CONDITION OE
Loans and discounts
RESOURCES
3213,200.97
6.239.32
79.685.20
NO. 71
.
.
........................
.
12.968.60
Banking house .................... ’
........................
At Sandy, Oregon, in th e S tate of Oregon at
5.000,00
S eptem ber 8th, 1920,
*
1 th e close of business F u rn itu re an d fixtures
.
.
.......................
3,000,00
O ther real estate owned
, Loans and . d is c o u n ts ................................
resources
414147
Due from banks (n o t reserv e b an k s)......
8 1,000.00
$138.839.77 Due from approved reserve banks
O verdrafts, secured and unsecured
......
46,499.96
17.93 ( hecks and o th e r cash Item s
Bond« and w a rra n ts......
...... 2.979 34
42 839.63 Exchanges fo r clearing house
Stocks, securities, Judgm ents, etc
................
192 45
Cash
on
hand
.............................
50.00
B anking house ........................
...... 13,1 43 74
2.495.00
F u rn itu re and fix tu res"”""™ ..— .." " ” ..^ ......................
863,815.49
C ustom er’s liability account of “ A cceptances’
2.880.00
Due from approved reserve banks
3,000.00
62,409 14
Checks and o th e r cash Item s....................
T o ta l...........................................
120.00
Cash on hand..................................
$381,050.95
15,534 53
O ther resources
uamilitibs
96 38 r c . a n p K ita . l i stock paid . In
........................... $ 15,000.00
Surplus fund ..............
T otal
•••.......................
3,000.00
8265,082 38 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid
JA IIIL IT IE S
3.889.90
i C api,al 8lock p a i d i n ............
Costal savings bank deposits
... 8
906.86
Surplqg f und ......................................... ..................
$ 20,000 00 Individual deposits su b ject to check
... 196.228 67
1,000.00 Demand certificates of deposit
! n d i’ ided profits, less expenses and taxes paid
..... 2,243 70
----------- C ashier checks o u tstan d in g
1.478.28
Individual deposits su b ject to check..........
865 75
151,835.21 i Tim e and savings deposits
D em and certificates of d ep o sit........ ..." .............
I.25A.OO 1 t
........................................ .....163,916 08
C ash ier checks o u tsta n d in g ..........
$363.161.06
139.35 i Notes and bills rediscounted
Tim e and Savings d e p o s its ................
3,000.00
89,388 54 “A cceptances” of th ts bank
3,000.00
T otal
TwtaL................ .................
$265.082.38
S tate of Oregon, County of C lackam as *«:
$391,050.95
t h o / i h J í 'L Í ' P roctor, C ashier of the above-nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear 8 ta te of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss
th at th e a b ó te sta te m en t Is tru e to th e best of my know ledge a n d belief
Subscribed sn d sw orn to before me i b ^ u V d . y o T ^ ite m b e V .“ ^ ^ . and belief.
Subscribed and sw orn to before me t h l s ^ 4 t h S e p t m i b ^ i s j o .
C D. PURCELL, N otary Public
JA 8. ELKINOTON, N otary Public
mission expires A pril 8th. 1920
C orrect A tte st: W. A. P ro cto r, J, G. S com
leret, F red L. P roctor, D irectors.
*■ r . a........ E
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK
O verdrafts, secured ai
Bonds and w arran ts