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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. 11, NO. 2
COUNCIL CONSIDERS PROBLEMS;
PASSES EMERGENCY ORDINANCE
FRIDAY,
MARCH 4,
1921
$1.60 PER YEAR
MR. AND MRS LINDGREN
FARM BUREAU DRIVE
SEATTLE EVANGELIST
COMMITTEE MEETS TO
TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK
TO CONDUCT MEETINGS
HONORED BY FRIENDS
DISCUSS CHAUTAUQUA
The speaking cam paign for tho
Rev. F ra n k Lindblad of S eattle will
C hickens and
poultry
raisin g th e m a tte r up w ith th e d istric t a tto r- F arm B ureau closes to n ig h t w ith a ! com m ence a series of evangelistic
m eetings at th e Powell Valley Mis­
caused a live discussion in the tow n . ney’s office an d get an opinion on th e m eeting a t F airview w here Geo. A. sion church Sunday, .March 13. T hese
Mansfield
will
present
th
e
aim
s
and
m
eetings will co n tin u e fo r two
council m eeting T uesday evening and m a tte r. If he gives his consent per
weeks. F o r th e past few weeks Rev.
m ission will be g ran te d by th e coun- ' plans of th e b a rm B ureau work.
th e discussion lasted fo r som e tim e. cjl
| A live in te rest has been aroused Mr. Lindblad who is a well known
T he discussion s ta rte d when a pe­
An ordin an ce was o rdered pre-
the county and it is expected th at evangelist in th e n o rth w est, has been
conducting services in P o rtlan d .
tition from residents and property pared covering th e license on b illiard th e county will respond well in th e T hree services will be held on Sun­
ow ners of W allula H eights was read and pool tables. T he ord in an ce to m em bership drive which sta rts Mon- days as follow s:
m orning services
at 10:45. aftern o o n service at 3 and
asking th a t th e council take action provide for a license of $2.50 per day.
, . ,
During
The county has been com pletely or- evening services a t 7 :3 0 .
to relieve the conditions existing q u a rte r on each table.
ganized and divided into sections for th e week services will be held at
th ere.
T here has been m uch com m ent to th e m em bership canvas.
7:45 every evening.
The petition is as follow s:
All these services will be con d u ct­
th e effect th a t m inors a re seen in th e
All th e counties which have closed
W hereas, It has been b ro u g h t to pool halls an d it has been found in th e ir cam paign rep o rt th a t about 90 ed in the English language. T here
will probably be some special music
th e atten tio n of th e undersigned th a t m any cases th a t it was im possible to per cent of th e farm ers have joined
F u rth e r a n ­
C lackam as county added 1800 d u rin g th e m eetings.
certain persons are atte m p tin g to es­
tab lish and m ain tain q u a rte rs for th e pool hall proprietors to know m em bers to th e org an izatio n d u rin g nouncem ents will be m ade later.
th e keeping and re a rin g of large w hether or not th e 18 o r 20 year old th e ir m em bership drive last week.
Main Street Garage.
H. A. Lewis, who is county captain
num bers of chickens and o th e r fowls boy was o r was not 21 years of age.
T his g ara g e is now open for gen ­
w ithin th e tow n of G resham and es­ In o rd er to ascertain w h eth er o r not of the M ultnom ah m em bership drive,
has selected the follow ing chairm en eral rep a ir w ork of all kinds by ex­
pecially w ithin th e residence dis­
tric t know n as W allulu H eights, an th e law was being com plied w ith th e to head th e local com m ittees. The perienced w orkm an. N orm an Sm ith,
council ord ered affidavits to be pre­ county has been divided into areas, phone 51.
tf
addition to th e tow n of G resham ,
and,
pared and left w ith th e pool room one ch airm an in each are a:
Wood
A. p . Salzm an, ch airm an of th e
W hereas, th e keeping, rea rin g and pro p rieto rs and any boys of whom
Cull ties for sale. E kstrom T ruck
area east of the Sandy riv er
m ain ta in in g and th re a te n e d keeping,
they
have
any
doubt
will
be
asked
to
tf
B. C. A ltm an, ch airm an of the area Service, phone 851.
re a rin g and m ain ta in in g of large
num bers of chickens and o th e r fowls sign this affidavit certify in g th a t he so u th of th e Sandy riv er and ea«t of
See John Brown for Insurance.
in residence d istric ts and especially is of age. A check can then be m ade th e Boring road.
I can ta k e care of all lines of
D. E. Towle, ch airm an of the area
w ithin th e residence d istric t of W al­ and any one who sw ears falsely will
betw een th e Boring road and G resh­ sta n d ard Insurance, including F ire,
lu lu H eights will, and has, resulted
be
laying
him
self
open
to
th
e
charge
am including T ro u td ale and east of Life, C asualty, A utom obile In the
in a m arked and serious depreciation
¡best com panies on ea rth . Jo h n
F airview a strip across th e county.
in th e value of p roperty in and im ­ of perjury.
Wm. llo rn e ck er, ch airm an of th e , Brown Main stree t, G resham , phone
m ediately ad jac en t to th e said W al­
R ecorder S chneider was in stru c ted
tf
lulu H eights addition, and,
to ta k e up w ith th e city a tto rn e y 's area w est of the G resham -F airview 981.
road and ea st of th e B a rk e r road 1
W hereas, th e keeping, rea rin g or
office
in
Oregon
City
th
e
m
a
tte
r
of
The B an s of G resham pays 5 per
from th e C olum bia riv er to tho
m aintaining of large num bers of
cent in te re st on tim e deposits.— Adv.
chickens or o th e r fowls w ithin the licensing bread wagons from th e o u t­ C lackam as county line.
C. B. Lewis, ch airm an of th e area
residence d istric ts of th e tow n of side. These w agons w hile m aking
and B u ild er
G resham and especially w ithin th e re g u la r trip s h ere pay no taxes, li- west of th e B ark er road and n o rth of 1 Have C ontractor
resham
and
am
th
e
Section L ine road to th e WI1-.
“ a™ located in u G rw
sn am an
o am
said d istric t of W allulu H eights will, license fees, etc. Oregon City has
l la
am
tte a
C olum
o lu m bia
b ia rivers.
riv e rs.
ready to ta k e any work in my line
m e ette
an m d i C
in th e opinion of th e undersigned,
E. M. C alkins, ch airm an of th e ' Long experience. W ork g u aran teed .
re su lt In serious u n sa n ita ry condi­ such an ordinance, a very close and
Lfet me bid on your work. P hone S27
tions and create a condition th a t will s tric t one and it is being enforced a re a w est of th e B a rk e r road and L. J. W inter.
m ake the d istric t w ithin and im m e­ and th e council is considering ta k in g so u th of th e Section L ine road to the
C lackam as county line and W il­
diately ad jacen t to th e said W allulu a sim lar action.
D en tistry m ade painless by nerve
lam ette river.
H eights addition to a considerable
T
he
city
engineer
was
o
rd
ered
to
W. Sideow, ch airm an of th e area b'o ck ln g m ethods. T ry It. Dr. C. P.
ex tent unten ab le as a residence dis­
fix th e sidew alk g rad es on Powell n o rth and w est of P o rtlan d in th e J ihusou, 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt-
tric t.
lrn d , Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
Now th erefo re, we, th e u n d e r­ stre e t from th e east to west city lim- Brook com m unity
signed, respectfully petition your its. Only a t a few cross stre e ts has
^ a n c ^ o r'o rd in 'a n c e s as 'm ay b ^ n e c e s- 'h is grade ever been set an d it is
sary to p ro h ib it the keeping, re a rin g i planned to m ake th e g rad es now fo r
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o r m ain tain in g by any person, Arm ,b e whole stree t.
On T uesday evening, M arch 8, th e
o r corporation of m ore th a n 36
T he sidew alks on South Main M ethodist ch o ir will p resen t in bene-
chickens a t one tim e w ithin th e cor-
p o rate lim its of th e tow n of G resham » f e e t for a block below Powell to be tit concert tw o talen ted m usicians,
B. II. Buzlck. Jam es E lkington. put into shape and th e proper g rad es Miss R uth E. M ahood, pianist, and
Maxwell Schneider, C. G. Schneider. niade as soon as possible. Two car- Joseph S. W augh, a Scotch lyric
H. H. H ughes, J. G. Mast, C. M. H a r­ loads of grav e 1 were o rdered fo r tenor.
rison, F rances M. M iller, W. A. Hes-
Miss M ahood stu d ied a t N o rth ­
sel. Mrs. W A. H essel. C. E. R usher, stre e t Im provem ents.
At th e last reg u la r m eeting of the w estern
Mrs. F. W. F ieldhouse, C. M Zim­
U niversity
C onservatory,
m erm an. G. W. K enney, J. C. Shultz, council an o rdinance was passed E vanston, Illinois, of which school
C. M. Jackson. A. Ruegg. Id a M. am ending section one of O rdinance
she is a g ra d u a te .
Schrepel, W. P. Jones, Mabel D. B ot­
18 and an em ergency was declared,
Mr. W augh stu d ied w ith som e of
kin, Nell J. T horne.
A fter the petition was read and the ordinance to ta k e effect im m e­ th e best vocal teach ers in both C hi­
discussed an ord inance reg u latin g diately upon th e approval of the cago and E d inburgh. He was born
th e p o ultry in d u stry in th e city lim ­ mayor.
in Scotland w here his fa th e r was a
The provisions of th e ord in an ce choir d irec to r and in whose ch o ir at
its was given th e first and second
are th a t " I t sh all be unlaw ful for any one tim e sang th e fam ous H arry
readings.
The ordinance provides th a t no person to roam ab o u t th e stre e ts of L auder.
Both a re a rtis ts of rare
one can keep m ore th a n 36 chickens the town of G resham at n ig h t a fte r ability and enjoy a n atio n al re p u ta ­
JOSEPH H. WAUGH
Scotch Lyric Tenor.
o r o th e r fowls in W allula H eights 12 o'clock w ith o u t having law ful tion.
addition. T here is one variatio n to business upon th e s tre e ts a t th a t
The proceeds of th is e n te rta in m e n t T uesday evening, M arch 8, M ethod­
th e effect th a t unless objection is tim e.” It provides th a t upon con­ will be applied on th e piano in d e b t­ ist church.
m ade by m ore th a n 75 per cent of viction of th is offense, such person edness.
Follow ing is th e program to be
th e people in th e d istric t th a t one shall “ be punished by a fine of not
R em em ber and reserve the d ate, | re n d e re d :
may keep m ore than 36 chickens less th an $5 nor m ore th a n $50 or
P R O G K A M
provided all buildings be a t le ast 50 by im prisonm ent in th e tow n jail n o t “ Tommy, L a d !" .......................................................
Teschem acher
H erm an Lohr
feet from p roperty line and 50 feet less th a n two or m ore th an 25 days. "W h ere My C aravan H as R ested” .....................
...............
L au ra Lemon
The council ad jo u rn ed to m eet "W ill O’ th e W isp” ..................
from th e public stree t.
Joseph W augh.
Tho second o rdinance w hich also F riday, M arch 11.
............... F au re
“ Im p ro m p tu ” ............................................................
received th e first and second re a d ­
La Chasse ............................................................ .......
P ag an in i Liszt
R uth Mahood.
ings pro h ib its th e keeping chickens BETHEL BAPTIST
CHURCH ACTIVITIES “ I Love a L assie”
in any building closer th a n 10 feet
“ Wee Hoose A m ang th e H e a th e r”
G rouped by H arry L auder.
to th e p roperty and 25 feet from a
Young people from th e G race B ap­ “ She’s th e L ass for Me”
public stre e t.
T he ord in an ce also
Joseph W augh.
tist church In P o rtlan d gave four
.Cyril Scott
provides fo r the p ro h ib itin g of th e well rendered selections at th e serv ­ “ N egre D anse” ........................................................ .
R uth Mahood.
erection o r m a in tain in g of any p ri­ ice last Sunday evening.
..... Rogers
R egular services for next Sunday "T h e S ta r" ...................................................................
v ate g ara g e o r barn n e a re r th a n 20
D'A rev
“ V ale” ...........................................................................
include
Sunday
school
at
10
o
’clock,
feet to any public stre e t, provided,
.....Del Riege
inform al Bible class a t 3 in th e a fte r­ “ T hank God for a G ard en ” ................................
......L eighter
how ever, th a t in th e case of b arns noon, B. Y. P. U. m eeting a t 6 :3 0 in “ My L over He Comes on th e Skee”
............
Joseph W augh.
o r garages already co nstructed th a t th e evening.
..........Chopin
The p asto r, Rev. Jesse E. Brown, "Scherzo, 1} M inor” ................................................
th e ow ners have six m onths in which
R uth Mahood.
will
preach
both
m
orning
and
even­
to m ove such buildings. T he object
ing. The m orning m essage is en ­ "T h e Lord Is My L ig h t” ................... ............................................... .........„...A llltsen
of th is is not to w ork a h ard sh ip on titled "T h e L o rd 's Table. "In th e "T he Blind P lo u g h m an ” ..................................................................................... C _____
la rk e
May F o ster
th o se who have such buildings e re c t­ evening th e p asto r will ta k e for his "T h e A m ericans Com e” .........................................
Joseph W augh.
su b je ct “T he L ord's Day, W hich Is
ed on th e ir property
Both these o rdinances will be g lv -]B . S atu rd ay o r S u n d ay ?”
en th e ir final reading at th e next
N«»tice to Farm er«.
re g u la r m eeting of th e council.
Get your farm engines fixed to run
The poolroom men asked to be like new. Prices reasonable. W ork
given perm ission to in stall fu tu re- g u aran teed . Call up N orm an Sm ith, i
G resham . G arage phone 18, reel- '
scope m achines.
T h ere was some dence phone 51.
differences of opinion as to w hether
D entistry m ade painless by nerv e j
or not these m achines would come In
blocking m ethods. T ry it. Dr. C. P. '
th e sam e class as slo t m achines and Johnson,
611 M organ Bldg., P o rt­
th e reco rd er was in stru c ted to ta k e land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
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CONCERT RECITAL,
BENEFIT CHURCH
R EPO R T OF T H E CONDITION OF
BANK OF GRESHAM
mo .«..
At G resham in th e S tate of O regon, a t th e close of business Feb. 21st,
1921.
Mr and Mrs. C. A. L indgren, of
D eterm ination to m ake th is y ea r’s
Powell Valley, w ere th e honor guests ch a u tau q u a th e m ost successful th a t
W ednesday at a celebration planned has ever yet been held In G resham
was reached a t a m eeting in th e lib ra ­
in honor of th e ir 25th w edding an n i­ ry T hursday evening of m em bers of
versary. T he affair was kept a se­ the com m ittee. Renewed effort will
cret un til th e last day when p art of be m ade by m em bers of th e com m it­
th e su rp rise had to be disclosed to tees to g et fu rth e r sig n ers to th e con­
trac t with th e E llison-W hite system
insure them being present fo r the in o rd er th a t a la rg e r w orking force
celebration was held at th e Swedish to "p u t the C hautauqua over' may
L u th e ra n church u n d er the auspices ! he had this season.
E lm er L. T errill, rep resen tativ e
of th e congregation.
for Ellison-W hite, m et w ith th e m em ­
T he church was artistically decor­ bers of the com m ittee nt th e ir lib rary
ated with Oregon grap e and daffodils m eeting and will assist them in get-
and looked very pretty. T h ere were ing m ore signers to th e co n tract.
m ore th an 80 persons present. An O thers who were present at the m eet­
ing w ere: II. R uth M ontague, L ettie
enjoyable program was given at first L. G regson, Dr. A lfred Thom pson,
of which special featu res w ere ta lk s F. L. Mack, E thel M. M iller and
by th e p asto r, Rev. J. T ruedson, and others.
Recognizing th e im portance of
S. M. Staffenson, a m em ber of the
b ringing th e C hautauqua to G resham
congregation.
again this year, Mrs. Miller, w ith Guy
Miss Em m a Jo h n so n sang "A P er­ D. Jones. H L. S t.C la ir, E thel I.
fect D ay" In a ch arm in g m anner, and C alkins and Theo. Van Doninck,
a read in g by Miss Mabie Staffenson signed th e co n tract on T hursday. By
signing th e co n tract th ese persons,
was especially clever and ap p ro p ri­ with til? o th ers already signed, agree
ate. T he L u th e r League choir also to assist in selling of tickets and m ak ­
ing o th e r arran g e m en ts to bring the
gave two b eau tifu l selections.
At th e close of the program Miss ch a u tau q u a to th e city and m ake it a
success.
E lsie M atson, charm ingly dressed in
In an effort to avoid a conflict with
w hite, presen ted Mrs. L indgren w ith the school com m encem ent exercises
a b eau tifu l bouquet of sw eet peas th is year a delegation called upon
and greens. Rev. Mr. T ruedson then Principal Goodwin a t the high school
T h u rsd ay and discussed plans for con­
presen ted M>. and Mrs. L indgren so
lid atio n of th e exercises w ith the
w ith an envelope which co n tain ed an ch au tau q u a.
unnam ed am ount of stiver which
T he ch au tau q u n people, according
rep resen ted In a sm all wuv th e es- '° Ih eir rep resen tativ e, Mr. T errill
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■- are w illing to fu rn ish the use of th eir
teem and love In w hich they are held tent for th e stu d e n ts ’ exercises This,
by th e ir neighbors and fellow church it is pointed out, will enable th e
m em bers. T he co n ten ts of th e en ­ school faculty to accom m odate tho
velope will be used to p u rch ase some la rg e r crowds th a t are expected to a t­
tend th e school function th is year.
su itab le rem em brance of th e ocoa- Ju
d g e Stapleton, ch airm an of the
sion a fte r th e co n g ra tu latio n s of the board of directors, has expressed him ­
self In sym pathy with th e consolida­
friends w ere received.
T he g u ests of honor w ere led to tion plan; and it now rests w ith the
th e o th e r room an d seated a t a long m em bers of th e school faculty and
m em bers of th e g ra d u a tin g class to
tab le w here a bou n tifu l w edding su p ­ decide w h eth er such a step should bo
p er was served. The tab le was beau­ tak en .
tifu lly decorated with candlps and
ribbon strea m e rs and a decorated PIE SOCIAL AND PROGRAM
AT ILIFF CHURCH, MARCH 8
w edding cake was an a ttra c tiv e ad ­
P lans have been quietly m atu rin g
dition.
d u rin g the past week o r ten days for
T oasts w ere given by Rev. J. T rued- a com m unity social in connection
Bon, Wm P eterson, S. M. Staffenson, th e with stereoptlcon lectu re to be
held at Iliff church T uesday, Mar. 8.
and Jo h n Paim blad.
The su b ject of th e lectu re will be
T he occasion will be rem em bered
"H in d u sta n ’s A nsw er to H inden-
as one of th e m ost d elig h tfu l In the b u rg ", and th e re Is a series of pict­
history of thp church.
ures taken on th e h a ttle fro n ts of
Mr. and Mrs. L indgren w ere very F ran ce to illu stra te the lecture. The
m uch su rp rised a t th e reception giv­ pictu res show th e H indu arm y nt
work In F ran ce and la te r pictu res In
en them and expressed th e ir th a n k s the set show them in th e Mesopo­
to all who took p art in th e occasion. tam ia expedition on th e T ig ris and
G uests from P o rtlan d w ere Miss E u p h rates rivers to Bagdad. The
M yrtle A nderson and Miss Ellen series ends with scenes of G eneral
A ilenby’s forces a t Jeru salem . This
N ordling.
is a series of p ictu res that, will prove
of g eneral in te rest.
Rev. E arl B.
Cotton will give th e lecture.
DEACONESS COMING TO
O
ther
num
bers
on
the
in ­
THE METHODIST CHURCH clude readings by Mrs program
Bert Olsen
Miss K ress from th e M ethodist Dea­ and Miss Agnes L undquist of Powell
coness Home In P o rtlan d will arriv e Valley, nnd Miss Helen A lthaus of
in G resham S atu rd ay evening and re ­ C edar d istrict, and solos by Mrs.
main here for n m onth o r m ore a ssist­ Axel Johnson. Miss Marion R o b ert­
ing th e p asto r In th e Lpnten ev an g el­ son and Rev. E arl II. Cotton.
Rev. A. 8. Hlsey of G reshatn will
istic cam paign. Miss K ress has been
very successful in her work w ith the be present and ta k e p art in th e p ro ­
church nt St. Jo h n s w here she worked gram . lie will have som ething of
in te rest for everyone.
d u rin g th e m onth of F ebrunry.
A fter the program a pie social will
T he p asto r will preach tw ice next
Sunday: In th e m orning his su b ject be held and th e pies will be sold.
No adm ission will be rh arg ed but
will be “ T he Good Old P a th s ;" in the
evening "T h e Mission of th e Mes­ th e ladies are requested to each
b rin g a pie fo r th e auction.
sia h .”
In v itatio n s are extended to all In
Special m usic Is prom ised for
th e com m unity and especially those
both services.
T he E pw orth L eague topic for S un­ who have recently moved into th e
day evening will be “T h e Golden neighborhood
W hirlpool.” ' A lesson on Africa
Miss L ettie G regson will be th e DAIRYMEN S LOCAL TO
leader.
MEET MONDAY, MARCH 7
T he G resham local of th e Oregon
HOLSTEIN COW IS
j D airym en’s C ooperative league will
GAINING ON RECORD j hold its next re g u la r m eeting at. the
'g ra n g e hall Monday evening, March
G resham , Ore., March 3, 1921.-
7th.
E d ito r O u tlo o k :— I noticed "In your I M. S. Shrock, o rganization tnan-
issue of March 1 an account of th e ager, of th e Oregon D airym en’s
p erform ance of my H olstein F riesian league, will be present at th is meet-
cow. I ap p reciate th is account very lug which prom ises to be one of In­
much b u t wish to m ake one co rrec­ te rest.
tion, nam ely, th a t she produced
Sherm an T. E dw ards, of th e P o rt­
23.504 pounds b u tte rfa t, equal to land F lo u rin g Mills com pany, will
29.38 pounds b u tle r instead of 28.13 also be p resen t and will talk for
pounds as sta te d In your account.
ab o u t 20 m in u tes on feed, m anufac­
Sincp th e closing of th e te st, how­ tu rin g and on th e new feed law re­
ever, th e cow produced 849 6 pound« cently passed by th e leg islatu re. Mr.
m ilk in 28 consecutive m ilkings as E dw ards has had considerable ex­
ag ain st 761.6 pounds d u rin g th e p er­ perience in d ra ftin g teed laws an d is
iod of official testin g . T he cow Is tak in g a determ ined stand on a stric t
now being continued on yearly of­ com pliance w ith th e new labeling
ficial testing, and she bids well to es­ law
His talk will be illu stra te d by
tablish a new and d istin ct record for moving pictures, show ing th e pro­
this tim e, of any cow, any age o r cesses of feed m an u factu rin g .
breed in th is state. H er la rg e st 24-
All m em bers of th e G resham local
h o u r production so fa r being 130.2 are requested to keep th is d ate in
pounds.
H G M ULLENHOFF.
m ind and atten d th e m eeting
RESOURCES
Loans and d iscounts...................................................
O verdrafts, secured and u n secu red .........................
Bonds and w a rra n ts............................................. ......
Stocks, securities, judgments, etc..........................
Banking house .........................................................
F u rn itu re and fixture«.............................................—
Other real estate owned............................. ............
Due from banks (n o t reserve b a n k s )....................
Due from approved reserve b an k s.........................
Checks and o th e r cash item s.....................................
Exchanges for clearing house
R EPO R T
$190,744.81
1,145.24
83,862.78
5,390 99
5,000.00
2,700.00
8.820 80
1,000.00
40.100.30
717 93
609.21
$358,250.27
S urplus fund .................................... .................. .........
U ndivided profits, lees expenses and taxes paid.
$ 15,000.00
5,000.00
1, 368.15
Individual deposits subject to check........
D em and certificates of d eposit....... ......— ........ .
C ashier checks o u tsta n d in g ......................................
Tim e and savings deposits.........................................
“ A cceptances” of th is bank ......................................
149,538.07
2,269.73
2,124.82
179,948 80
3,000.00
T o ta l___ ___________________ _________________________ $358,250.27
State of Oregon, County of Multnomah, ss.
I, K A. Miller, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that tbs above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
K. A. MILLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of March, 19 21.
M R. SH IPLEY , N otary Public
Correct Attest:
My commission expires Dec. 12, 1924.
A. F. Miller, W E. Markell. C. E. Osburn, Directors.
CONDITION
OF
NO. 257
At T ro u td ale , In th e 8 ta te of O regon, a t th e close of business F eb ru ary
21, 1921.
REMOI ItCEH
L oans and d isco u n ts......................___ ................................................... $ 38,727 84
O verdrafts, secured and u n se cu red ....................................................
None
Bonds and w a rra n ts............................. ..................................................
4,543 46
B anking house ...............................................................................................
4,957.85
F u rn itu re and fix tu res............. ................. ......................................
3.263 66
Due from approved reserve b an k s.........................................................
1,627.58
Cash on h a n d ..........................................................................................
3,092 37
Cash on
IJABII.ITIBH
Capital stock paid In.............. ................................
OF T H E
The TROUTDALE STATE BANK
C u stom er’s liability account of “ A cceptances"
T o ta l................................................. .......... ........
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OBESRAM.
x
OBBOOR
Total....................................................................
LIABILITIES
X
C apital stock paid in ....................................................
U ndivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid.
Due to b an k s and bankers
Individual deposits su b ject to ch eck .......................
Cashier checks outstanding.......................................
Tim e and savings deposits ...................................... .
N otes and bills rediscounted ...................................
...............
$ 56,112.74
...............
$15,000.00
....................
194.89
...................
52874
............... . 30,321.38
....... ............
564.50
_____ ___
..............
8,109.23
1.404.00
Total.................................................................... _ ..................... $ 58,111.74
S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
I, H. E. Bloyd, 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 belief.
H. E. BLOYD, C ashier.
S ubscribed and sw orn to before me th is 1st day of M arch, 1921.
JOHN 8. HUDSON. N otary Public.
My commission expires February 23, 1924.
C o rrect A tte st:
A. D. K endall, L.
M. Cleek, D irectors.