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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1914)
''-' J- ftlKMlAV, XOVKMHKK to, lH THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE WtVU Report of the Condition of the First National Bank Klamath Falls UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY .As Submitted to the Comptroller of the Currency at the Close of Business October 31, 1914 "! 1 " I Your Attention It Called to the Following Report of the Condition of the First National Bank, as Submitted to the Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, D. C, at the Close of Business October 31, 1914: RESOURCE: Loans and Discoi nU tiltmiir li.rt'li Mir Mi liMtis n i iMitaHU- lillll I li- .,ih lll, in (!. Nation! lUitk Mt, $387,636.27 Overdrafts ltlwtr tnVrii li) our n.lonni. VIlllKUIfll (lie mmmiil I. .mull, l It linl B'"l ImiIm"m rlllirr (rlll Mi i,initiM)lni of dm ImhIi tir rii.uuui'r. $1,378.84 U. S. Bonds liiitrtiiMirlil Imnd. tiUnrd !) Iln. ILnfc, Other Bomb, Etc Ibuid. i,r KfMMI lll.trlil. tif lilmualh (niimjr mill rlllr of Orru. nit) cmitl. $94,411.09 Bank Preaises aid Fixtures ThU U Hit niiinniit til tWtltli ' iitiMtrnl U rmtlril on our IhmiI( $35,000.00 Cash and Die From Banks Irtlinl rnli in our vnlilu and tin limn tutiih nml I'nlird Htnlrn Tiwih. uiri- niihjrrt In rhrrk, held u n fe. Ktinnl nRnln.l ilrHli icrr'lilluu it Inwl ivwrti' f 11:1 per rrtit. The lv rrtiiliva in irr rrni, ThU I our lrHMfir KmtlrM nmlivlli.il, $184,021.98 Total . $817,448.18 :h 5 & r "?!! Ai&tKi-i -irm'mt m ,. !& Wl Wf. ;jyft. iW K? i& f mj Ss ! 5 M faZt$ m &.. "irm ,'' VJv v" sUJ js. &! H- 'Mm x s?.; '."R- M1 rv&. JS&'i $115,000.00 & ."W &$! ihff'TWrf t (& "ttj .': ; K9kMhL,V ?ir 'f v$i 'f 1-4l S; aMi 11 Afc JiSSSfci BJ 8W Hl!' ,' to p'-nf '- i . ji . .i.; im H4 ftvta tt M.rfi a- i KKc zm' m m tm f&i El. m ifi W if t ,-.! IP mm &: SiS . 11 . r -. .-.ss .. '"-jpfs ?i k' "'.i ;;? nv- Our Board of Directors Alex Martin Chas. S. Moore E. P. McCornack E. R. Reames L. F. Willits LIABILITIES Capital Stock Kt'.n-Mti!liiK iiilu.il uiuiicy ialil In b uur itn(kli.li!cr fur tliv prUlleKe of itulii u tcinbliiK ln:lnri. They nrv liiililr fur n a4rmirnl of nn rqual intromit in nliTC ilopoiltort, nuI trlint N iiiorf liiiKirtnnl. pructcally nil our ta-Miul(ler arc able to rr ionil ninny limrs over. In cx? of nermltr, $100,000.00 Surplus A fund put ni.lite for (be additional protection of our iti-poiltont. Undivided Profits $11,000.00 An adilitlunni fund kept for the pro tection of depogltors and out of which to chni-Ko off any limes ihat m.iy occur. $15,087.93 Circulation Xutionnl bank uot Issued by this Imufc uhlcli tirrulate as money and art? securi.il by n deposit of ifovern-im-nt bondi tilth the Treasurer of the fnlfeil Sla(e. $100,000.00 Bonds Borrowed TlieM; boiuU nrv lxirrotcl from our illnttors, merely to uvi expanse of iuj;liH,' surety boniU. and are used n -fcurlty for county funds $39,096.33 Deposits Tills amount it due our depositor Mill lett to their check, with no strings tleil to It.. The whole amount is Re cuivd by nil the irolectlon affordiM by the Xntioual llauk Act, large cat. lt2il, Mirpliis and undivided profiU and the able Ttmnaeiuent of ofuceia trained hi the huuklus busluetm. $552,263.92 Total . $817,448.18 Ninety-six and one-half per cent of the bank's capital stock is owned by the five directors. This is what depositors have back of their deposits. We have joined the banking system provided by the new Federal Reserve Act, which will add to our already excellent facilities for handling our business and accommodating our customers. Come in and Talk It Over With Our Cashier o ". V iV 4 ','.' Li t' r a n,...,'l t,,j.-ii ?''.' f. W-H WVM . . t-V ' , V .' '