Gresham outlook., March 17, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
C h a rte r No. 71.
R eserve D istrict No. 12.
R E PO R T OF TH E CONDITION OF
PLEASANT VALLEY
ER1DAY,
MAW H
17.
PAGE TH R EE
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C h a rte r No. 65.
GET ACQUAINTED WITH
YOUR CIRCUIT LEADER
R eserve D istrict No. 12
REPO R T OF T H E CONDITION OF
BANK OF GRESHAM
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK
At Sandy. Oregon, in th e S tate of Oregon, a t th e close of business March
10th, 1922.
RESOURCES
1. L oans and discounts Including rediscounts show n in item s
29 and 30, if a n y ...........................................................................$119,243.58
3.58
2. O verd rafts secured and unsecured.................................................
3. U. S. g o vernm ent securities owned, including those shown
in item s 30 and 35, if an y .......................................................... 10,005.73
4. O th er bonds, w arra n ts and securities, including foreign gov­
ern m en t, sta te , m unicipal, corporation, etc., including
those show n in item s 30 and 35, if any......................... 44,219.02
7,800.00
6. B anking bouse, $8,700; fu rn itu re and fixtures, $4,100.........
800.00
7. R eal e sta te ow ned o th e r th an banking house.......
9. (a b ) Cash on hand in v au lt and due from banks, bankers
and tr u s t com panies designated and approved reserve
agents of th is b a n k ..................... .................................................. 50,968.72
11. Checks on banks outside city or town o r reportin g bank and
o th e r cash ite m s ,.................................................................. None
T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8. 9, 10 and
11 ............................................................................ $50,968.72
103.86
15. O th er assets, if a n y .............................................................................
T otal ............................... - ................................................................ $233,144.49
LIABILITIES
16. C apital stock paid in ........................................................................ I
17. S urplus fund ......................................................... - .................. ........
18. (a) U ndivided profits .............................................. $2,053.08
(b ) Less cu rre n t expenses, in te rest and taxes paid 1,268.41
19. Reserved for taxes, in te rest and depreciatio n ...........................
DEMAND DEPOSITS, o th e r th a n banks, subject to reserve:
23. In d ividual deposits su b je ct to check, including deposits due
th e S tate of Oregon, county, cities o r o th e r public funds..
24. D em and certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ..............................
25. C ashier's checks of th is bank o u tstanding payable on de­
m and ...................................................................................................
T otal of dem and deposits, o th e r th a n bank deposits,
sub ject to reserve, item s 23, 24, 25, 26........ $100,496.71
TIM E AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, sub ject to reserve and
payable on dem and and subject to notice:
27 T im e certificates of deposit o u tstan d in g .....................................
28 Savings deposits, payable subject to notice................................
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and
o r su b je ct to notice, item s 27 and 28............. $105,863.11
29 N otes and bills rediscounted w ith F ed eral R eserve Bank ...
30 N otes and bills rediscounted including bonds or o th e r secur­
ities sold u n d er repurchase agreem ents w ith contingent
liab ilities .........................................................................................
31 Bills payable w ith federal reserve bank o r w ith o th e r banks
o r tru s t com panies ..............................— ................................
32. A dvances from W ar F inance C orporation..................................
35* U nited S tate s govern m en t o r o th e r bonds borrow ed.............
36^ L iabilities o th e r th a n above, if an y ..............................................
20,000.00
5,000.00
784.67
1,000.00
99,297.10
1,117.85
81.76
6,911.66
98,951.45
None
None
None
None
None
None
T o tal ...................................................................................................$233,144.49
S tate of O regon, C ounty of C lackam as, ss:
I F re d L. P ro cto r, cashier of the 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 the best of my know ledge and belief.
FR ED L. PROCTOR, C ashier.
CORRECT— A tte st: W. A. P roctor, J. G. S leret, F red L. P roctor, D irectors.
Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is 14th day of March, 1922.
CECIL O. DUKE, N otary Public.
My com m ission expires Ju n e 18th, 1923
Gus Nelson, a P o rtlan d real e state
L eadership is essen tial in every At G resham , in th e S tate of Oregon, a t th e close of business March 10, 1922
d ealer tran sacted business in thia
vicinity during th e fore p art of th e u n d ertak in g of life— w h eth er tndus-
REMO I RC EH
I tria l, social o r religious. A factory
week.
1. L oans and discounts, including rediscounts show n in item s
'
m
ust
have
a
m
an
ag
er
as
well
as
$143,342.64
C larence Palin was looking a fte r
if any
29 and 3fl, it
276.87
; w orkm en. And each m ust under- 2. O v erd rafts secured and unsecured
business in terests in L ents Monday.
U 8. governm ent securities owned, including these show n
I stan d th e purposes of th e o th e r if th e
F ra n k D unsm uir of G ilbert was a
200.00
in item s 30 and 36, if any..........................................................
, work is to be efficient. T he m orn-
O th er bonds, w arra n ts and securities, including foreign
valley visitor Tuesday.
j ing services at th e P leasan t Home
go v ern m en t, sta te , m unicipal, corporation, etc., includ­
T. P. Cam pbell, who recently p u r­ 1 M ethodist church for next Sunday
ing th o se show n in item s 30 and 35, if a n y ......................... 86,257.20
chased th e Jo h n P u tte ra m e r place, will be conducted by Rev. A. S.
Stocks, securities, claim s, liens, Judgm ents, e tc .......................
5,644.30
has sold it to a Mr. Bishop.
B anking house, $5,000.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures $3,159.27
8,159.27
1 Hisey. H e will preach d u rin g th e
R eal estate owned o th e r th an banking h o u se........................... 12,158.67
E alis F o rsg ren will soon have his 11 o’clock h o u r and also ad m in ister
(a b ) Cash on h and in vault and due from banks, b ankers
new cottage ready for occupancy.
, th e sacram en t of th e L ord's Supper.
and tru s t com panies designated an d approved reserve
ag en ts of th is bank .................................................................... 70,686.75
W. L. K esterso n ’s new bungalow is T ak e th is o p p o rtu n ity of m eeting
(c ) Net am ounts due from o th e r banks, b ankers and tru st
rapidly assum ing form .
| au d u n d ersta n d in g him and let him
1,000.00
panies ................................................................................................
T hom as Grave is seriously ill w ith u n d erstan d you.
10. Exchanges for clearing house and item s on o th e r banks in
230.00
th e sam e city o r town as rep o rtin g bank .............................
th e “ flu ” at his home.
| T **e Sunday school invites you to
atten d its service a t 10 o’clock. T he I 11. Checks on bauks outside city or tow n of rep o rtin g bank and
P leasan t Valley G range e n ter- J
155.42
o th e r cash Item s .............................................................................
evening service at 7 :3 0 will be in
C u sto m ers’ liability account of acceptances executed by th is
tain ed Pom ona G range W ednesday.
charge of Rev. E arl B. C otton. His 14.
1,000.00
bank and by o th e r banks for th e account of th is bank ...
T he seatin g capacity of the h all was topic wili be “ A Vision of th e Prom-1
taxed to th e utm ost. Prof. Reed of
$329,111.12
T otal
ised L an d .” You are alw ays w el­
O. A. C. delivered th e principle ad ­
come a t th is " P le a sa n t C hurch
L IA BILITIE S
dress. Among o th e rs who spoke were
H om e.”
16. C apital stock paid in ............. ............................................................. * 15,000.00
County C om m issioner R. C. H olm an,
6,000.00
17. S urplus fund .....................................................................w
J. D. Lee, can d id ate fo r go v ern o r ir
18. (a ) Undivided profits .....................................................$4,221.8 7
P leasan t Hon»e HaptlM Service».
628.18
(b ) Less cu rren t expenses, in te re st and taxes paid 3,593.69
the com ing prim ary election, besides
A larg e n um ber of th e young peo­
DEMAND DEPOSITS, o th e r th a n banks, subject to reserve:
m any of th e g ran g ers. N um erous res­
iv id u al deposits su b ject to check, including deposits due
olutions of m ore o r less Im portance ple from th e P lea san t H om e B ap tist 23. In d th
e S tate of Oregon, county, cities o r o th e r public funds 149,776.94
and dealing w ith th e m any problem s church drove to P o rtlan d to atten d 24. D em and certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ................................
623.15
having to do w ith th e business and the g re a t rally of young people Mon­ 25. C ash ier’s checks of th is bank o u tstan d in g payable on de­
4.175.26
m and ...................................................................................................
progress of o u r co u n try w ere dis­ day evening, M arch 13. It was a
243.47
g
reat
in
sp
iratio
n
al
g
ath
erin
g
.
Bibie
C
ertified
checks
o
u
tstan
d
in
g
..........................................................
26
cussed m ore o r less intelligently.
T o tal of dem and deposits, o th e r th a n bank deposits, su b ­
school a t th e B ap tist church a t 10
je ct to reserve, item s 23, 24. 25. 26 .............$154,818.82
a. m., on Sunday.
GILLIS
TIM E AND SAVING« DEPOSITS, su b ject to reserve and
T he B. Y. P. U. w ill convene at 7
payable on dem and and su b je ct to notice:
P reaching a t th e Gillis com m unity The song service will open a t 8, fol­ 27. T im e certificates of deposit o u tstan d in g ................................... 73,220 -6
church a t 3 o’clock Sunday a fte r­ lowed at 8 :2 0 by a serm on by P a sto r 28. Savings deposits, payable su b ject to n otice................................ 79,443.86
T otal of tim e aud savings deposits payable on dem and o r
noon. An A dventist p reach er from B arry on th e them e, "T h e Crow ning
su b ject to notice, item s 27 and 28
$152,664.12
P o rtlan d will have charge of th e s e r ­ of th e V ictor.” Miss Lucile W ithers, 34. A cceptances executed by th is bank for custom ers based on
a c tu a l ag ric u ltu ral o r com m ercial tra n sa c tio n s......, ..........
1,000.00
vices.
P ro fesso r Calcoed, also of M. D., a retu rn ed m edical m issionary,
P o rtlan d , wili fu rn ish som e special wilt address a m ass m eeting of the
T o tal ...................................................................................................$329,111.12
music and singing. E veryone is co r­ P leasan t Home people a t th e B ap tist
S ta te of Oregon. County of M ultnom ah, ss.
church W ednesday evening, at 7:30,
dially invited.
I K A Miller, C ashier of th e above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear
March 22. Everybody should h ea r th a t th e above sta te m en t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge and belief.
THE UNITED STATES
K. A M ILLER, Cashier.
th e doctor.
OF BRAZIL TODAY
CORRECT— A tte st: A. F. M iller. W E. M arkell, C. E. O sburn, D irectors,
Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is 17th day of March, 1922.
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M.
R. SHIPLEY N N c otary
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C ontinued from page 1
F in e old violin of exceptionally
Decem
ber
12, 1924.
com
m
ission
expires
My
m ounting to th e h eights th a t crown sw eet tone. L ea th er plush case. Two
the b eau tifu l bay. In o rd er to draw bows. Phone 2361.
from th e b eau tifu l su n sh in e, a re ­
new al of th e ir vigor.
Q u arte r sawed oak piano for sale.
The natiye B razilian, " th e In d ia n ” A 1 shape, $150. J. E. M etzger.
of th e coasts, in lan d plains, and fo r­
est bordered riv ers who lived in th e
to T o p s R ecovered and R epaired.
country before P o rtu g u ese possession,
A uto
A ll k in d s o f T op M a teria l and
has left no traces of civilization com ­
C u rtain W in d ow s
parable w ith th a t of th e Incas o r pre-
Incas of th e n o rth w est of South
The Modern Electric Washing Machine has been called
S. E. PALMQUIST
A m erica, or w ith th e c u ltu re of th e
the greatest of all—
AUTO TOP SHOP
Maya of C en tral A m erica an d th e ir
pupils and conquerors, th e Aztecs.
Labor-Saving
Main St., G resham
P ho n e I7S
Only in th e n o rth e rn p a rt of Brazil
Money-Saving
along th e A m azonian riv er highw ay
Time-Saving
are th e re rem ains of ceram ic a r t and
w eaving skill, w hich denote m arked
■
—appliances
ever produced for the Home.
Phone
G
resham
489
attain m en ts by a people w ith se ttle d I
We believe you will agree with this strong statement
hom es and defined social habits.
Even to th e p resen t day th e A m a­
after you have seen one of these machines in action.
zon Indians have preserved th e ir
Delivered anv Place
skill in w eaving n ativ e fibres. They
Drop in any time for Free Demonstration
TRUCK SERVICE
are sold on th e Amazon fo r various
prices ranging from fifty to several
ELECTRIC STORE
. ELECTRIC BUILDING
h undred m ilreis. F u rth e r so u th th e
In d ian seems to have been of a d if­
TROUTDALE, OREGON
feren t origin, w ho’s cradle is assigned
by some h isto ria n s to P arag u ay , and
who are identified w ith th e fierce
C aribs, invaders of th e W est Indian
Islands and d estro y ers of th e g entle
aborigines of th o se shores befo re th e
Spanish m ade th e ir discoveries and
settlem en ts. T hese In d ian s are very
sim ilar to o u r N orth A m erican In­
dian and p o rtray m any of th e Bami
ch aracteristics. T he In d ian problem
is one of g re a t im portance not only
to B razil but to o th e r South A m eri­
can countries.
So fa r th e govern­
m ent has tak en little action fo r th eir
education and b etterm e n t in social
life.
(To be co n tin u ed .)
IF YOU WANT
REAL SERVICE
? C om e a n d see o u r new
DRESS FABRICS
f o r S p rin g a n d S u m m e r
We have—
Silk striped and figured
Voiles in a great variety of
the new color combinations.
Also Tissue Ginghams
White and colored Beach
Cloth, 36-inch colored and
white Dress Linen.
Colored Embroidered
Swiss
Organdies from
Switzerland
The permanent finish
kind, in plain and figured
white. Light Blues, Pink,
Mais, Jade, Tangerine and
Light Tan.
Walrad Mercantile Co.
We have added a line of the 1' amous Royal \\ orcester
and Bon-Ton Corsets. New models, popular prices
Wood - Sand - Gravel
J. R. KNARR & SON
Quit throwing good money after bad in having that
old worn-out batter)’ recharged every other week. It has
served its day.
If you want a full summer of enjoyment out of your
car, install a new \\ ILLARD battery now, at the very
beginning of motoring days.
It will more than pay for itself in efficient service.
Gresham Storage Battery Co.
J. W. PUNTENNEY, Mgr.
Phone 2331
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Outstrips all price competition
NOW
Two good 8-18 reversible disc h a r­
row s; 1 S uperior disc d rill 10-6; 1
De Laval No. 17 cream se p a ra to r; 1
A nker H olth cream se p arato r; 2 8 (4
Inch b erry or g ard e n plow s; 5 o th er
good used plow s; O liver sulky plow;
2 g ang plows; 1 O liver tra c to r disc
plow; 1 ro ller; 2 wagons; 1 Oliver
6-shovel rid in g cu ltiv a to r; 1 Deering
binder A 1 co n d itio n ; 2 m ow ers; 1
ra k e ; 1 tedder. G uaran teed to give
you satisfaction at less th an auction
prices. Phone 1141. W. A. Hessel.
F o r Sale.
New sta n d ard m ake phonograph
never been played. R egular $150
value, will sell for $75. C are Out-
i look Office.
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Latourell Bldg.
OUTLOOK.
HOMESTEAD ENTRY NOTICE
U. S. Land Office a t P o rtlan d , O re­
gon, March 7th, 19J2.
N otice is hereby given th a t Jesse
O. P erry, of P o rtlan d , Oregon, care
S tan d ard Oil Com pany, who. on May
14th, 1920, m ade H om estead E ntry,
No 06806, for th e W >4 8E >4 and 8E
'4 SW (4, Section 17, T ow nship 1 S,
R ange 5 E, W M eridian, has filed no­
tice of Intention to m ake T hree-year
Proof, to establish claim to th e land
above described, before th e R egister
and Receiver of th e U. S. Land Of­
fice, at P o rtlan d , Oregon, on th e 26th
day of April, 1922.
C laim ant nam es as w itnesses:
C. L. Ju d d , of Bull Run, Oregon.
A rth u r L ark in , of Bull R un, Ore.
Raym ond Ju d d , of Bull R un, Ore.
C. B. Erevin, of Bull Run, Oregon.
Act 6-9-16 and Sec. 2306-R. S.
ALEXANDER SW EEK,
R egister.
$695
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
No 20703.
In th e Circuit- C ourt of th e S tate of
Oregon for th e County of Multno- i
mah. D epartm ent of Probate.
‘ In th e M atter of th e E state of Emma
Em bry, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given th a t J. G. |
Em bry has been appointed by th e C ir­
cuit C ourt of th e S tate of Oregon for |
th e County of M ultnom ah, D ep art-j
ment of P robate, as a d m in istra to r of
th e e state of Em m a Em bry, deceased ,
and has qualified. All persons hav- ,
i ing claim s ag a in st said e sta te are
hereby notified to present th e sam e
‘ duly verified as by law required at I
th e office of McOuirk A Schneider, !
G resham , Oregon, w ithin six m onths
i from th e date hereof.
Dated and first published th is 17th i
I day of March, 1922.
Date of last publication, April 14
1922.
J. O EMBRY. A d m in istrato r
McOI’IRK A SCH NEID ER.
• A ttorneys for A dm in istrato r
O.V. BADLEY
TRACTOR CO.
425 E. Morrison Street
Portland, Oregon
on
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