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G resham O utlook
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G R ESH A M . MULTNOM AH COUNTY,’ OREGON,
VOL. IS, NO. 3»
M. D. Kern Dies in
Vancouver Hospital
EDUCATIONAL M EET
TO BEGIN JU LY 21
T he an n u al E ducational C onfer­
ence will be held on th e cam pus of
I th e Oregon S tate norm al at Mon-
| m outh Ju ly 21. This conference is
' being sponsored this year by m em ­
bers of the ro u n d -tab le class, com ­
posed of experienced teach ers, u n ­
der th e direction of T hom as H.
G entle. *
The g en e ral topic w ill cen ter
around, “ R aising the S tan d ard s of
T eacher T ra in in g .” Many in te re st­
ing speakers have agreed to help
m ake th e program one of h elp fu l­
ness. Dr. W. H. b u rto n of Chicago
U niversity will speak on th e sub­
ject, "W hat a Perspective T eacher
May E xpect From T rain in g .” Miss
Ju lia Spooner, a class room teach er
of P ortlan d will offer some in te r­
esting m aterial on th e subject of no
teach er having less th an two years
of tra in in g afte r 1931. She will
also discuss th e p ossibilities of
four-year train in g afte r 1939.
“E n tran c e
Q ualifications
for
T eacher T rain in g In stitu tio n s” is
the subject C. E. F ran seen , of Sate
Jose T eacher college, has chosen
for his topic. C. E. H ow ard, state
su p erin ten d en t of schools, w ill give
an in terestin g ta lk on, “The T ourist
T eacher."
Dr. C. A. F isher, presid en t of
Bellingham norm al, w ill ta lk on
th e topic of, “ Who D ares to Teach
Must Never Cease to L earn ." The
last topic to be b ro u g h t before th e
visiting ed ucato rs w ill be, "L im it­
ing th e C ertification of a T eachei
to th e Field of Her P re p a ra tio n ”
by Dean Jew ell of Oregon State
A gricu ltu ral college.
P a s t conferences have alw ays
been of keen in te re st to educators-
throughout th e state. T his y e a r’s
program , worked out by th e class
under the direction of Miss Agnes
M atlock, P ortlan d , ch airm an of the
conference, prom ises to be of even
g re a te r interest.
A lthough friends of M. D. K ern
had been apprised of his recen t ill­
ness, they w ere not prep ared to
learn of his death w hich cam e sud­
denly at about 4 o’clock T hursday
m ornihg in St. Jo sep h 's hospital at
V ancouver, W ash., as th e re su lt of
a second stroke of apoplexy. He
suffered a previous stroke last S un­
day and w as rem oved to V ancouver
to be near his son, Roy K ern, of
th a t city. He had ap p a ren tly r a l­
lied from the effects of th e stroke
and was th o u g h t to be doing well,
w nen w ithout w arning he was
stric k en for the second tim e and
lived but a sh o rt while.
M ichael D. K ern w as born in
buffalo, N. Y., Decem ber 24, 1846,
and cam e to K ansas in 1870 w here
he took up a hom estead. He w ent
into the lum ber business in K an­
sa s in 1887, w hich occupation he
engaged in for 32 years. H e cam e
to G resham in 1911 and organized
th e p lan t on the site of the present
Copeland L um ber com pany on E ast
Pow ell street.
He continued in
business th e re until his retire m en t
frbm active w ork in 1919, when he
sold to the Jones L um ber com pany.
In 1913 he built th e ir home on
South R oberts avenue w hich he and
his fam ily occupied until the death
of his wife in March. 1926. In com ­
m enting on his fa th e r's death yes­
terd ay, Mr, K ern of V ancouver,
who w as in G resham m aking the
fu n eral arran g e m en ts, said th a t he
had never heard a cro ss word
spoken by eith er of his p are n ts to
each other.
T he deceased is survived by three
ch ild ren, Roy K ern of V ancouver,
H arold K ern of San F rancisco, and
Mrs. W. J. H ollenbeck of Tw in
F alls, Idaho; th re e b ro th ers, A lbert
and Ja k e of Buffalo, N. Y., and
BERRY CRATES 21 CENTS EACH
C harley of E rie, Pa.
The fun eral w ill be held S a tu r­ W hile they last, one-piece top, full
day m orning at 10 o ’clock from St. stitched c ra te A’ su b stan tia l sav ­
H en ry's C atholic church, w ith in ­ ing. W alrad M ercantile Co.—Adv.
term en t in St. Jo se p h 's cem etery, '
u n d er th e direction of a Vancou- ‘ D on't forget th e ad v e rtise rs when
you need anyth in g in th e ir line.
ver u n d erta k in g firm.
Motorcycle Races at
Speed Bowl Sunday
The big an n u a l racin g events and
"doings” of th e m otorcycle rid ers
and d ealers of th e n o rth w est wijl
tak e place next S u n d ay at th e
Speed Bowl trac k a t the Twelve-
Mile co rn ers on th e Base Line road.
Racing events have been added, in ­
cluding bicycle races, foot races
and oth er attractio n s.
Chief T all P ine and his wife, In ­
dian e n te rta in e rs from Pendleton,
will be th e re as advance ad v e rtis­
ers for the big wild w est stam pede,
booked for a la ter date at the Speed
Bowl. A dozen or m ore racin g
events and dare-devil stu n ts w ill be
crow ded into a th ree-h o u r program .
Speed tria ls w ill be sta rted
prom ptly at 1 p. m., and races at 2
o'clock. G ates w ill be open at 10
a. m. to accom m odate several h u n ­
dred rid ers and d ealers from oth er
points in Oregon and W ashington.
An added attra c tio n of a tefi-lap,
th ree-co rn ered m atch au to sweep-
stak e betw een th e th ree crack d riv ­
ers of the n orthw est, Dulan, W ills
and Swede Sm ith, will wind up the
exciting day's races. G ates will be
open at noon and p ark in g on the
in n er circle will be free.
FRID AY , JU L Y
CLEAN-LP DAY 191 H.
Next T hursday aftern o o n and
evening has been set for clea n ­
up tim e on the fair grounds. S.
B. Hall, H. A. Lewis and Theo.
Brugger a re the com m ittee in
charge.
This is th e tim e to volunteer
your assistan ce, show your loy­
alty and assist th o se who are
w orking h ard to m ake th e fair a
big success.
Volunteers Are Needed.
Come next T hursday, bring
tools and a pocket lunch, aud
help put th e finishing touches to
;he g rounds aud buildings. T here
is w ork for all—-both men and
women, husky boys an d g irls.
R eport to th e above com m it­
tee at th e fair office.
INDIANS TO (JIVE
FREE EXHIBITION
People who never fail to find th e
In d ian s a source of m uch in te rest
will enjoy a free exhibition to be
given S atu rd ay and Sunday eve­
nings a t 8 o'clock a t tlie W. M.
Bradley farm , a q u a rte r m ile ea st
of the T w elve-m ile h o m e rs on the
Base Line road. About 125 Yakim a
Indians are engaged in picking b er­
ries on ttie Bradley ran ch . To
please th e ir w hite n elg h lftrs they
have arra n g e d to play native gam es
and engage in native dances, in ­
PATERNALISM IN GOVERN.
cluding th e tim e-honored
w ar
VI E M .
dance. A lexander M orrison of Y ak­
Our fo refath ers sought a land of im a will be in charge of the en te r­
lib e rty and freedom . They sought tainm ent for the two evenings. The
a co untry w here freedom of speech, public is invited to be present.
religion and individual effort w ould
not only be possible but fostered.
FREE
Relief for the farm er m ust come
of sp ray b rush w ith q u a rt
from the farm ers them selves. They of Use
lacquer. For best re su lts spray
should com bine in org an izatio n s to lacquer
on. T he only w ay to paint
seek the aid w hich the governm ent w icker fu rn itu re .
L. L. K idder
can give them. T hese o rg an iza­
tions should u n d erta k e the solution H ard w are Company.
of th eir problem s. O rganized ef­
fort of tlie farm ers to solve th eir BERRY ( RATES 21 ( ENTS EACH
problem s w ill w in la rg e r re tu rn s W hile they last, one-piece top, full
and g re a te r satisfactio n th an p a­ stitched crate. A su b stan tia l sav­
ing. W alrad M ercantile Co.—Adv.
ternalism .
C h arter No. 65
R eserve D istrict No. 12
Report of the Condition of
BANK OF GRESHAM
EVERHOT
COMBINATION
Oven and Cooker
RO A STS M EAT
B R O ILS STEAK
TOASTS B R EA D
BAKES
At G resham , in the S tate of Oregon, at th e close of business Ju n e 30,
1928.
RESOURCES
1. L oans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances
or bills of exchange, sold w ith endorsem ent of th e bank
u ., if a n y ) .......... $149,957.73
(including item s show n in 29, 30 and 3.
102.71
2. O verdrafts secured and u n se c u re d ..
4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and secu rities, including foreign
governm ent, state, m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., in clu d ­
ing those show n hi item s 30 and 35, if a n y ......................... 96,590.12
3,500.00
5. Stocks, secu rities, claim s, liens, judgm ents, ch attels, e tc .,
6. B anking house, $7,500.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, >3,800.00 11,300.00
7. R eal e state owned o th e r th an b anking h o u se ........ .
24,031.81
9. (ab) Cash on hand in v au lt and due from banks, b an k ers
and tr u s t com panies designated and approved reserv e
ag en ts of th is b a n k .................................................................... 77,424.69
9. (c) Net am ounts due from o th er banks, b an k e rs and tru s t
com panies .....................................................................................
5,022.14
10. E xchanges for clearin g house and item s on o th er banks in
the sam e city or tow u as rep o rtin g b a n k ...........................
1,168.35
11. Checks on b an k s outside city o r tow n of rep o rtin g bank
and other cash ite m s.............. i .................................................
189.53
T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8, 9, 10
and 11 .................................................................. >78,804.71
$364,287.08
Total
Plug Into Any
Convenience
Outlet
No special w iring is
needed. Use the E ver-
hot anyw here,—in the
sum m er
cottage
or
w herever th e re is elec­
tric c u rre n t available.
Maximum c u rre n t con­
sum ption — 1320 w atts
at 110 volts.
TWO MODELS
W eight 65 and 71
pounds
Size of oven ap p ro x i­
m ately one cubic foot.
A Wonderful New Cooker for the
New Type Kitchen
Combining:
1. T h e s m a lle s t a n d m o st com pact oven ev er
used, y e t of sufficient c a p a c ity to hold a 6-8-lb.
ro a s t an d th re e v e g e ta b le s a t one tim e. W ith a
b u rn e r on to p of th e oven fo r fry in g .
2. T h e sm a lle st co o k in g a p p lia n c e ev er b u ilt
to do c o m p le te c o o k in g fo r fam ilies of 6 to 8
p e rso n s. T a k e s up no m o re space th a n a c h a ir.
3. An u n b e lie v ab ly econom ical o p e ra tin g cost,
u n d e r som e c o n d itio n s c o o k in g b ein g done
w ith only one lia li th e a m o u n t of e le c tric ity
used to o p e ra te a to a s te r.
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ORESHAM, OREGON
Building Project
To Start Monday
« .« 0 Per Year
Domestic Science Exhibit
Promising; Fair Notes
The Grand Old Man
of Willamette Valley
P lans for th e im provem ent to th e
(By W. W. W illiam s)
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch p ro p ­
T he Oregon Voter in a recent
erty are developing rapidly and sa t­
issue pays deserved trib u te to J. K.
isfactorily. N early enough funds
Telephone calls a re com ing in W eatherford of A lbany for his 43
have been subscribed, including the rapidly inq u irin g as to en tries, ac­ years of service on the Albany
$3000 an n u ity gift of Mr. aud Mrs. cording to Mrs. P earJ Mack, su p e r­ school board and a q u a rte r century
C. M. H arriso n , to com plete the intendent of th e dom estic science of service on the board of regents
d ep artm en t of the county fair, and
project, and th e re a re still a num- , indications are for a fine exhibit of Oregon S tate A gricultural col­
her whose su b scrip tio n s have not in that division. The display will lege. He is approaching his four
be seen again in the boys’ and score years.
! been reported.
g irls' club buildings w hich is b e­
The plans call for the extension ing placed iu spick aud span con­
The w riter has had the pleasure
of tlie ch u rch 14 feet to th e east dition for the tex tile and baking of serving him as an expert In
1 and 20 feet to the south, th e in ­ exhibits.
h an d w ritin g in num erous eases in
No departm ent of the county fair court aud each trip adds to th e
sta llatio n of a pipe organ, the
is of m ore in terest th a n th is one.
building of a new tow er aud m inor Not only are the ladies draw n to adm iratio n and esteem of the
changes to th e church, including th is part of the fair grounds as if G rand Old Man of th e W illam ette
the re a rran g e m en t of the seating, by magic, to view the tine speci­ valley. W hat a difference in the
, com plete new lighting and v e n tila t­ m ens of handiw ork and th e needle- pleasure of service with J. K.
c ra ft a rt, but men too are seen loit­
ing system in th e ch u rch and the ering around, adm iring th e many W eatherford as a client and a
building of a new parsonage.
beautiful articles on exhibition. sh y ster law yer who reso rts to ev­
Tlie new p arsonage w ill be set O ccasionally men en ter pieces of ery petty trick w hether it be tr u th ­
fancy w ork in com petition for
ea st of th e p rese n t p arsonage aud prizes, but for th e most p a rt this ful, ethical or professional. It has
slig h tly fa rth e r back from the is left to the ladies of the county. been a conundrum to me to u n d er­
street. The old parsonage will be
T he K err G lass M anufacturing stand why the judges on the bench
moved to th e south of the lot. fac­ co rporation of Sand S prings, Okla., condone the m ethods of the shyster
ing R oberts avenue, and w ill.be put is generously offering 12 dozen and how the public can continue
Economy g lass ja rs as prizes in
in shape for renting. T he church various
d epartm ents.
They are : th eir patronage. In a recent im ­
and tlie new p arsonage will be fin­ th ree dozen Economy ja rs for the p o rtan t case the atto rn ey was
ished on the ex terio r in w hite stuc- 1 best display of any food products dru n k most of th e tim e and his
co. H. E. H olm es lias been en ­ packed in K err Economy ja rs ; in te rp re tatio n of tlie law would
th ree dozen K err wide-m outh Ma­
gaged as head carp en ter. He ex- ' son q u a rt ja rs for the best display cause lllackstone to tu rn in his
peets to put a large force of men of vegetables packed in K err wide- last restin g place. T his m an is
at w ork aud ru sh it to com pletion m outh Mason Ja rs; th re e dozen now in the p enitentiary hut only
K err Mason q u a rt ja rs for the best after he had outraged public de­
as soon as possible.
display of fruit packed in K err
At a m eeting of tlie official board Mason ja r s ; th ree dozen wide- cency and robbed his clien ts for a
Tuesday n ig h t bids on excavating m outh Mason q u art ja rs for the num ber of years. The Oregon Voter
w ere opened and th a t of Fred best display of any food packed in ren d e rs service to hum anity when
any kind of K err jar.
it places the lifu uud work of J. K.
C hristensen of P o rtlan d was a c ­
Mrs. I*. E. Brockw ay w ill assist
cepted.
Mrs. Mack in h er w ork in th is de­ W eatherford before the younger
g eneration as a fitting aud w orthy
’
The hoard also voted to accept partm en t.
exam ple for them to em ulate.
tlie bid for rougit lum ber for the
Among th e other beautiful prizes
His co n trib u tion to practical edu­
church of Copeland L um ber com ­
pany and for the p arsonage of for the child clinic are th ree large cation cannot be m easured in years
colored photos and nine u ntinted
E astm an I,um ber com pany.
photos. These will be m ade by the of service hut the increased ef­
Tlie ground breaking cerem onies G ranada studio for some of the ficiency of the thousands of pupils
for th e new co n stru ctio n will be prize w inners. I. K. Beam, m an­ of th e Albany schools and Oregon
ag er of tlie studio, Is som ething of
held at 7 o'clock on Sunday eve­ a baby sp ecialist in his line ,in fact A g ricu ltu ral college w ill be an en ­
ning. An in te restin g program is would rattier m ake baby p ictu res during m onum ent.
being arran g e d , th e service to be th an any th in g else he know s of, and
H ere is a little contribution from
held on th e lawn a t th e south of is m uch in terested in the clinic as him to the read ers of the Outlook.
th e ch u rch , th e w eather perm itting. conducted by Mrs. Mabel K oratad. I w as called to exam ine a docu­
Several form er p asto rs of the To m ake th is year a big success,
church a re expected, and it is Mr. Beam is going to give every m ent on th e la st graduation day at
hoped th a t m any of the frien d s of baby en tered In the co n test a photo C orvallis. Upon th e re tu rn of J. K.
th e church w ill also be present. in a folder. T his w ill apply r e ­ W eatherford from the graduation
Tills service w ill tak e tlie place of g ard less of th e num ber of children exercises 1 asked him if so much
entered, 50 or 150. T his photo w in
the reg u la r evening service.
The m orning services will be as m ake a nice souvenir for the m oth­ work and excitem ent and respou-
usual. The Sunday school m eets at ers. Among the prizes for the p re­ I sibility did not m ake him nervous
10 o'clock, and the m orning w or­ school age clinic is a b eautiful and weiyy.
ship is one h o u r later. T he serm on can ary and cage, given by the R u t­
His an sw er contains some good
for Sunday m orning will be, “The ledge Seed ft F lo ral com pany. The
baby clinic w ill be held from 9 to philosophy. With a gracious sm ile
F orgotten F acto r."
3 o'clock Friday, Ju ly 27. and the
prizes w ill be ajvarded th e fo llo w ­ lie replied, "I never allow m yself
Io become nervous or excited."
ing day a t noon.
H ere's to the G rand Old Man of
Im p o rtan t scenes on the fair
ground a re th is year to he re p ro ­ •lie W illam ette valley, who is a
FARE AY ELL SERMON TO
duced by the local p h o tographer, friend to everybody and everybody’s
BE PREACHED SUNDAY W. W. Siem ens, not only for his i friend.
Tlie Rev. B. J. Yates, p asto r of i com m ercial a d v a n ta g es,'b u t for the
purpose of having av ailab le the
the F ree M ethodist church, will many p ictu res of in te re st in con­ ADV. R E A D E R SH OW S
preach bis farew ell serm on for | nection w ith a fair of th is kind. It
MUCH CA R EL ESSN ESS
th is conference year Sunday a t 11 is Mr. Slem en's Intention to re p ro ­
E ditor O utlook:—As a p leasan ­
duce
th
ese
for
use
as
atereoptlcon
o'clock, Mr. Y ates cam e to th e lo­
slides. Also m any of them will be try and an exam ple of carelessness
cal church in A pril to fill o u t the printed for display In his studio on
in reading advertisem ents, I am
unexpired portion of th e year, | Main street. The films can be d u ­
giving
an Incident which cam e to
caused by th e rem oval of the form - . plicated a t any tim e for those who
my atten tio n a day or two ago.
desire
them.
er pastor to a different ch u rch a f­
A person cam e to my house in­
filiation.
T he n ex t g eneral m eeting of the q u irin g for someone who had a d ­
The Oregon an n u al conference of : fair tioard, su p erin ten d en ts and
vertised ch e rrie s for sale. When
tlie church will begin next W ednes­ com m ittee ch airm en will be held at
the fair office next T h u rsd ay night, asktui w here the place was he said
day, Ju ly 18, on the p erm an en t , Ju ly 19. A full atten d an ce is nec­
it was 1% m iles up the Hetney road
cam pground betw een P o rtlan d and essary.
At la st n ig h t's m eeting from L innem aun junction. When
Beaverton, to continue five days. I th e re was a good rep resen tatio n
asked th e nam e of the adv ertiser
At tlie d o s e of th e co n.erence, the and the rep o rts Indicated en th u si­
he Raid it was Just signed "A
asm ami encouraging progress.
reg u la r cam pm eeting will be held, '
P reach er."
to last until the evening of Ju ly 29. ! F red Q rane, in ch arg e of gran g e
We looked up the adv. In the
The reg u la r services w ill be held and a g ric u ltu ra l exhibits rep o rts
O
regonian
and found th a t one o f
Sunday w ith Sunday school at 10 th a t eig h t of th e nine g ran g es of
our neighbors had advertised c h e r­
the
county
a
re
plan
n
in
g
to
m
ake
o'clock, preach in g a t 11, young peo­
booth displays a t the fair th is year. ries for sale, "come and pick them
ple's m eeting a t 7 p. m., and They will occupy the w est side of
yourselves," giving phone num ­
preaching at 8 o ’clock. All are w el­ th e a g ric u ltu ra l pavilion. It is ex­
ber.
J u s t below this an o th er neigh­
pected to have a la rg e honey dis­
come to th ese services.
play and a good a g ric u ltu ra l ex­ bor had advertised b erries for sale
hibit. Mr. C ran e Is w orking hard and also said "com e and pick them
“ T R U T H ” TO BE TO PIC
and ask s th e cooperation of all who yourselves.” T his adv. was signed
OF SUNDAY SBBMOS can en ter displays in his d e p a rt­
A. Peacher.
Services of divine w orship will be ment.
My advice is, he careful hn.w you
held a t th e E vangelical ch u rch ,
Sunday a t 11 a. m. preceded by the , Mr. B alille says th e eluh boys and read, and don’t go to the wrong
Bible school at 10. The pasto r, the g irls a re com ing th ro u g h In full place for th e p rea ch er's sake.
Rev. E. H orstm ann, will speak on ) force.
D. M CATHEY.
the
su b ject:
"K indness
P lus
T ru th .” We h ear so m uch about ! Mrs. E. M. Stone, Route 2, T ro u t­
For .Sale
polite fibs" th a t we hasten to say dale, su p e rin ten d e n t of floral de­
P o rtab le re stu u ra n t com plete. In
th a t a polite fib is n eith er tru th partm en t, is w orking h ard to m ake
nor kindness, nor can it, In a tru e th is attractiv e exhibit up to th e rec­ p a rt as follow s: 30x 30 ten-ounce
sense, be politeness. T he cu ltu ral ord. She finds it Is betw een se a ­ canvas top, side w alls, 7 feet; Cole­
soul does not fo rg et or n eglect th e ; sons for flowers b ut m any are man 3-b u rn er stove; electric coffee
prom ising th eir best. F low er grow ­ urn, new ; 2 Ice w ater containers,
tru th in its kindly m in istratio n s.
The ju n io r league will hold an ers are urged to give her a big lift. witli fau cets; 3 galvanized tu b s;
5-gallon glass iulce how l; about 50
outdoor m eeting Sunday afternoon.
F rien d s are welcome.
Mr. Flem ing will have ch arg e of each plates, p la tte rs, cups, glasses,
The S un sh in e club will m eet wltti the decoration of fair grounds and knives, forks, spoons; frying pans,
Miss Ilse S chw edler T uesday, Jlily bulldingH and prom ises som ething kettles, stra in e rs, pots, etc.; (4-lnch
griddle, 1 8 x 3 6 ; waffle dog m a­
17, between 6 an d 7 o’clock. A fea- t strik in g ly beautiful in th is line.
ch ine; 1 8 x 1 8 steak and hotcake
tu re of th e evening's p leasu re will
be a w ienie ro ast. A sh o rt bust- i Ed A ylsw orth w as the rig h t man g rid d le; spindle gam e; large elec­
ness session w ill follow. As th is \ to send over to get th e Jan tzen tric fan. O ther a rtic le s too num er­
is an im p o rta n t m eeting, all mem- , bathing beauties. They will he on ous to m ention. Will sell for less
th an Rtorage as I m u st have th e
hers a re req u ested to be present.
the p ro g ram F riday night.
room for th e fair. H. C. L arsen,
BAPTIST PI I PI I TO
C. E. M arsh, in ch a rg e of con ces­ U-Xu-To Camp.—Adv.
BE S U P P L IE D SUNDAY sions will he on th e fair grounds
T he Rev. A ndrew Johnson, fo rm ­ beginning next Monday. Conces­
er p asto r of the H aley B aptist sion space is sellin g rap id ly and
church, w ill supply the Bethel B a p - , will soon be h ard to get. It is re ­
tls t pulpit Sunday, the service be­ ported.
J u ly 12-13-14.- F re e cooking school.
ginning at 11 o’clock. H is subject
T he ladles pf th e Evangelical Itasem ent M ethodist church.
will be. “T he Conversion of Paul."
Bible school w ill convene at 9:45. W om en’s Union will serv e noon aud
Saturday. July 21.—Bake sal«, Amer­
No service will be held in th e eve- ' evening m eals and lunches, sa n d ­ ican Legion auxiliary. A. W. Me tig er
wiches. etc., a t th e E vangelical store
nlng.
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ch u rch at F ifth and Main during
July 2 2 #
Multnomah , minty fair.
L iver can be broiled in th e gas the fair week. A nice, cool, clean
place to eat.
Friday.
August
10.—Cleanup
of
oven. Cook It from 8 to HI m in ­
lireeham cemetery
utes, tu rn in g frequently. When ] For inform ation ab o u t th e fair
Window ('leaning.
done, sp rin k le with sa lt and pepper, eall the fair grounds phone 1261.
For expert window cleaning see
pour m elted b u tte r over It a^d
8. TaJIma, or leave ordere with J.
Fair office telephone 1251.
serve piping hot.
Roes Brown, Gresham, phone 2601.
Coming Events
\ a iiu him garden tractor», tractor Implements, ( a«e tractors
and thre«hlng machines.
COMPANY
Powell St.
Machinery
Automobiles
R e p a irs
Myers or Lowden huy carriers hay tools, DeLaval cream
»eparator« and milkers.
PORTLAND
Phone 801
A co m p lete line of
Haying or harteMlmr machines, binder«, Plymouth binder
(Mine, Myer« Maier system« for any type or depth of well.
Liberiti Terms
BUECTWC
$364,287.08
T otal
S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
I, C. E. Johnson, cash ier of th e above nam ed bank, do solem nly
sw ear th a t th e above statem en t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge
and belief.
C. E. JOHNSON, C ashier.
CORRECT—A tte st: M. C. H agberg, W. E. M arkell, D irectors.
Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is loth ilay of Ju ly , 1928.
B. W. THORNE, N otary Public.
My fcommission expires Jan . 9, 1931.
FE A T U R E S
— Six d iffe re n t sta g e s of h e a t.
— T h e rm o m e te r located on fro n t of d o o r in d i­
c a te s oven te m p e ra tu re .
— H e a v ily in su la te d oven sa v es e le c tric ity a n d
k e e p s th e k itc h e n cool.
— T o a s tin g a n d b ro ilin g a tta c h m e n t.
— A ttra c tiv e co lo rs to m a tc h y o u r k itc h e n
w oodw ork.
$
L IA B IL IT IE S
16. C apital stock paid i n ...................................................................... $ 15, 000.00
17. S u rp lu s fund .....................................................................................
5, 000.00
18. (a) Undivided p ro fits......................................................$8,982.27
(b) Less c u rre n t expenses, in te rest and taxes paid 6,925.07
2, 057.20
2, 248.82
19. Reserved for taxes, in te rest and d e p re cia tio n .......................
DEMAND D EI'O SITS, o th e r th a n banks, su b ject to
reserv e:
23. Individual deposits su b ject to check, including deposits
due th e S tate of Oregon, county, cities or oth er public
funds ............................................................................................... 170, 569.13
G i'll
24. Demand certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g .............................
i 25. C ash ier’s checks of th is bank o u tstan d in g payable on
dem and . r .......................................................................................
5, ,405.50
112.00
26. Certified checks o u tsta n d in g ........................................................
'T o ta l of dem and deposits, o th e r thafi b ank deposits su b ­
ject to reserve item s 23, 24, 25, 26.....................$176,092.63
TIME AND SAYINGS DEPO SITS, subject to reserv e and
payable on dem and or su b ject to notice:
27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ................................... 32, 784.75
28. Savings deposits, payable su b ject to n o tic e........................... 131, ,103.68
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and or
su b ject to notice, item s 27 and 28.......... * .. . $163,888.43
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