The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 25, 1915, 11 a.m. Edition, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt.J?wiAt. In .t . ..Trm 'jk J.'. &?.- (, j ? f H ft ' .9 I ? , r r to.. I 1U W nr $911 f, jr.. f- , ii i ' ' ,' r ? :f . j THE EVENING HEEALD. KLAMATH PALLS, OREQON . i I 111 x. J Ltx af77haV,'6m. The Bert Boots Money Can Buy Our Top Notek Boots an the lightest b weight but longest fai wear, (takhetl In natural color, because practical Fur Ratter. Pull on a pair oee bow taut: unci comfortable they are. Wear them long and often -watch how they stand up under the hardest service. Their construction ia patent ed; they will laat longer than any other boot you ever wore. What the War Moves Mean EMMirAliS TOP NOTCH BOOTS RED SOLES Fiawwwi diem for youraotf. Net the patented ribbed lege, tough and strong ae whalebone. See the thickness ot the double laynrgumsole. Note also the spex&g shank and the henry outside vamp ranforcament Snl . - i . -----;---B---M y . T . -' ; r.ri WT mYJmYJmYJms6nmwXmmYJmW ,EjDlBflBBfl $nTswEfuTaWJU"sws By J. W. T. MASON (Wrtttsa tor the United Press) NBW YORK. Nor. 15. The Seres are showing remarkable tenacity la the face of vast odds. The convert ing Central allies ought to have ear rounded them before now. Ia tact, tor a fortnight Berlin has been ex pectlng to crush the Serbs, as the French were cornered and killed In the great battle ot Sedan during the Franco-Prussian war. Tet the Seres have been eluding them, and steering clear ot a complete trap, though thousands have been taken prisoner In their tight. The war has seen no more remark able exhibition than the Serbian pur suit. The mala Serbian armies are now la the central mountaina, hold lag nut amid attacks from three sides. They are Mating like animals at hay. The Central allies are re luctant, meantime, t0 "e t0 ekMM euarten, far, with their natural ferocity, fanned by the taoeauve or defending their homes, the Serbs are probaMy the most dangerous force In mountain warfare In Europe. Serbia m far from permanently con qaered. An long as her forces re main In the mountains, supplied with ammunition, the Teutons must main tain their army ot occupation, which i needed cfcewhere. Furthermore, THURSDAY, NOVkhi ., .fj BRISK MENTION H. E. Crane left on this morning's train for Dorrls. Chrlstmaa Is coming, and a picture makes a alee present. Hssllns Photo Shop. C. Rees to here from San Francisco on business. Choice .teaks, chops and Under moats ot all kinds, phono 90, Hide- It the allied expedition Into Serbia U ponicnt Meat Market, 10th and Malu. Increased. Us surviving seres mar focal News Happemi , Mrs. J. V. Million, sister to Mrs. Nolnnd, returns north to her horns In l'olnt IloborU, Wash. , yet return Hying. to NUh with their flsga Oard ef Thanhs We wish to thank our kind friends tcr their asaJataacs during the sick ness and death ot our beloved wife and mother. J. 0. Rhodes and Daughters. WANTED To rent a piano; reliable party; no children. Box 1164. IMt" AtC3l uismal eveW Ai nDEky , "un rtf Why These Arctics Wear Longer Top Notch Arctics won't give out nt the heel first like nsoet arctics do. They have the famous Clincher Cushion heel which lasts as long as the sole and doubles the life of the arctic. This Redfore 4-buckle arctic has the famous non slip sole which takes a ""stranglehold" on slippery surfaces. It is made of the best quality red rubber. Cosne in and let u fit you out for the stormy weather with these arctics which will wear .better than any you K. K. K. STORE LEADING CLOTHIERS W. Peole and X. Davidson are ia from Dairy on baatness. A way far Jean Stroyan left yesterday for Sea Frauelsoo. where he will attend the fair. Ho will be away until ANNOUNCEMENT A. A. Seals, phyaloUn and sew seas at $ Stth, 1015. Here With Seek Sen, Frank S. Jester came la last night from L Grande, to he with Ms son,) oiean Jester of the Regal Shoe Store, wno u seriously 111 with typhoid pneumonia. Today's news fa The Herald. Your Choice . i . . ...... u MHvmi urn waaa, ma-scnr annas " I .. I w. l"'-' AJMr.WABK, o mew : f Why Not? First Sport Nothleg to do; let's go for shoot. Second Sport I haven't n gun. enaamnrksrsmiv . ii '-JfcC -Itcrr " VslBJrVHI r'jg?j. l MV 'VgSQtX- S'V.V. mtfsnfenon First Sport Xeiehar have It we caafget evwj thing we I at she Store guns, lag coals far rent! of the heat ell ad but EJUttlH SPORTSMANS STORE SKK 4 VHOSTE, HK HAS FT No. 7167 REPORT OF THB CONDITION OF TUB National Bank A i Klamath Falls, In the State of Oregon, nt the close of busi ness on November It. It II RBSOUROM r 1 Loans and discounts. 1474,940.88 2 Overdrafts, unsecured s 810.61 3 a U. s. Bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) tltt.ttt.00 . b U. S. bonds pledged to secure v U. S. deposits (par value) . . . 10.000.00 110,000.00 4 b Bonds other than U. 8. bonds pledged to secure postal sav lags deposits 16,ttt.t0 c Bonds and secure ties pledged an collateral for state, or other deposits or bills payable (pos tal excluded) 6l.tit.00 e Securities other than U. 8. bonds (not ladudlag stocks) owned unpledged 17,680.18 Total bonds, securities, etc. , 95,340.68 3 Subscription to stock of Federal reserve bank.. 66,800 , a Less amount unpaid . . . 6,400 6?490.00 6,400.00 a Value ot banking house (It -' unencumbered) 60,000.00 7 Furniture and fixtures " 6,000.00 8 Resi estate owned other than , v banking house , 1,886.46 9 Net amount due from Federal Reserve Bank ...-. 17,879.00 10 a Net amount due from ap proved reserve agents In New York, Chicago and St. Louls 69,646.86 b Net amount due from ap- r? , proved reserve scents la other reserve cities : 90,478.07 119,788.98 11 Net amount due from banks and bankers (other tbsn Included hi 9 or 10) , ' 6,841.01 12 Other checks on banks In the same city or town as reporting bank 908.87 13 Exchanges for clearing house .... 14 a Outside checks and other cash Items 1,616.66 b Fractional currency, nickels and cents 476.88 8,091.86 15 Notes of other national basks . . 10,860.00 16 Federal Reserve Notes 416.00 Lawful money reserve In bank: 17 Coin and ccrtincates t 88,177.86 18 Legal tender notes 1,166.00 19-Redemptlon fund with U. 8. Treasurer (not more than tve per cent on circulation) and due ' from V. S. Treasurer 6,000.00 Total .6931,688.10 LIABIUTUM 1 Capital stock paid in , ,. . . . 6100,000.00 Surplus fund 16,000.00 2 Undivided proflts 666,648.09 Lew current expenses, in terest and taxes paid 6,981.87 18,660.76 3 Circulating notes outstanding , . 190.000.00 4 Due to banks and bankers ...... 17,844.68 Demand deposit rU J .'Individual deposits subject to y check ' J , 468,476.98 6 Certificates of deposit due fa v ' l v less than 30 days ( , 1,666.10 7 Certified checks t . . . 8,678.60 S Cashier's checks outstanding ... . , . 1,196.78 9 United States deposIU , , 8,687.86 10 Postal savings deposits 6,167.64 11 State, county or other municipal i ' deposits secured by Item 4c of , "Resources" ; ,49.871.96 Total demand deposits. Items 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. (This amount J -' amount not to tie extended . . 634,687.71 K Thwe DeposHa (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 dsys or more notice) : 12 Certificates of deposit , 98,879 99 Total of time deposits (This amount ' not to be extended) , 91.179.99 13 Bonds borrowed without fur- ' i f collateral security for same . . 48,800.00 14 Rediscounts with Federal Re serve Bsnk ,.., 6.660.00 . ToU1 ' .6931,438.10 State of Oregon, ; County-of Klamath, ss: . I, Leslie Rogers, cashier of the above-named hank, de rrlrnin , r swear that ths above statement ia traeto the heat my , knowledge and belief. UaWLW UQana Oanatar. Correct Attest: uvusm, vsaawpr. JOHN W. 1IOORE. L. F, WILLITS, ,n B. R. RBAME8, Direeters. . s Subscribed and smown to before me this 64th ear of No vember. 1916. BBRT'B. WITHROw NotS'rthMe. ' My commission expires November 86, 1616, ' l K. L. Wlllard ot Sau Franclsoo Is here ou business. Phone 96, Independent Markst, 10th and Main, (or tander meats. 10-tt Have your car overhauled by tho Ford garage,, 9th and Klamath. J. A. Newetl Is here from San Francisco on business. Aluminum ware, fancy goods, waists, art and crockery ware. Hen derson's, 1134-86 Mala street. O. W. Kemp Is a visitor to this city from San Francisco. HOUSTON'S y M-lriNxu Aaatenestt kAaM HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE I December 1st . "THE ROSARY" Seven Reel Photoplsy MUSICAL PROGRAM s Benefit Sacred Heart Church STAR THEATER "The Property Man," I Chapln Two Reel Comedy "A House of Another Osfor," Esssnsy comedy Mrs. Vnn Alden's Jewels." Blograph 8 reel drama "HeareMMig News" TEMPLE THEATER "UillaaV Husbands," Vltagraph 3 reel comedy "Stage Coach Guard," Sellg drama "Admission Always 10c MATINII DAILY AT 2:30 ALL LICSNSgD PICTURSt MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MorrlU.Ofe. MOTION PICTURIS TUISDAVS AND SATURDAYS To liny for IteH. John Hubbard went to Dorriit this morning to play for tho grand ball to be hold thure this evening. To Fair. Mr. and Mm, llunry Nuwnham de parted on this mornliis's train for San Frnncltco on visit to the exposition. Returns Honn. Mrs. 0. Oood-li, mothtc et u tleorge No1ki.iI. wa nn otlu,!? senger on thu morning o7lkV' home at Soaslito, Oro "' To Vlsk KipoidUoe. Mrs. Harry Hint, bosriti tiu morning's out-golng mmm Im! for San Frsncl.co, hsrs m.m later Uo Joined by im husband vkll Is bringing up tho roar with twinN loads of stock attached to . fc-iZ? They will visit tho exposltloi ?Z other iwlnta of Interest, Tho harbor of Itlo de Janeiro has fifty mllon of anchorage, and is said to bo tho llnoit In the world. Hyutenuttlc mountain climbing as a Hport began In 1KR4, when Sir Alfred Willi ascendod the Wetterbora. Nearly all the locomotives In Asiatic countries countries arc driven by pe- troloum. Classy stock of drwd, pim, , Upright pianos; alio Phoaom-iT Uhepberd Piano Dopot, nwtste? postofflco. 1LU llrlil want ads est resslti ColnmbU Records, Utmost comslstai l w 'stock. Bhephsrd Piano Depot ILT7I 9?5fc!-. r- r I Inntl TiTll ' sar -mnmmaauk 7J w 111 J9BnYsnWmm6mnY(emrMM nVJPaSmn9Btl-i ' -m a ji n. Errors are Andent History Error-proof tjoVkkecpSmt U Just as neccs-ary for the pro tection of your money on deposit with us as is a mod- "rbsBurroushs Bookkeep ing Machine which we are using in our accounting de partment, handles, the book keeping work with absolute accuracy. Its figuring is done byparta of luuxlrned steeMtcan'tmakeamisUke. Errors ia the handkag of our depositors' accounts are aacJeat history since we have been using this modern equip menL , This extra sseguard la baadliag the Igures which with us is jwrt one of the ways in winch wo sra pre pared to give ou service. Another service we offer Is consultation and, advice ia the business affair of our customers, when such help is ssked for. Talk over your busintei and financial problem with us any officer of tin bask will be gbid to coiwult with you on such matter st say tune. Often we are abls to Bobdr"ulsuwrtIops, Any service, coniiitent with good banking practice, ,MVL In tliA m.werof Ibis bank to .offer youwiB bj given frsaly and cheerfully st your tinasecUoas s say time. First State & Savings Bank m WHY French Ivory It the Idaal ToiUt;.War for MiUdy'. DrtMting Tabkt " W 1 Itt llui. h.i .a... ,., . ut aim.1 li(imnlfeS French Ivory lias nil tlie deep, rich, clmetc piearance of the real CM Phant ivory , It hout It Melgtit and tendency to rhlp, crack, sliriak or svesa. Tho KoHd French Ivory comes ia w complete range of all ,oUVf'2 in many exquisite designs. These may be purchased singly or e" CAN IIK BKAUT1FULLY KNQRAVKD WITH INITIAL OHlMS' OGHAM IN GOLD OR KNAMKL AT VF.11' LITTLK KXTRA 00' . French Ivory makes Uie most Idesl rewewbranee. It loesses seya every oilier gift, will be useful every day In the year, and wHl alwar " constant reminder of the thought fulness and. regard of tlie giver. Uejrln our holiday ahopping EARLY this year. Give French Make your wlectloiw NOW--Unllmited choice--iio croud o hwrtTT.1 the engraver will Imvo plenty of time to give more painstaking sHeattoa Map jimiiiimuImi. i If you wnnt lite BEST, in Solid French Ivory, you will Had It at v, unl l - .,!., -J1-- m -.. . .. iu Jlmi !) He ..-,... n(HV reafiiH Btyictiaaa value, er mvw .. . which to select, all die latest and meat attractive designs. COMK AND HKK HOW IOW-1'HICKD GOD IVORY CAN BB1 Hair BruBhos, 7itc to SB.OO, Military Ilrushos, Sil.50 to td.eo, Cloth UrUBlies, fl.aa to $8.00, Hat llruHhcu, fl.oo to jtB.S0, Utile Urushesrgl.oo to fl.75. Combs, Sine to S 1.85, Mirrors, 7ffc to S5.00. Put! Boxes, T8c to SSJMI. Hair Receivers, Too to $1.78. Talcum Box Holders, Sac, Hat Pin H,older, 75c. Comb, Face Powder and Make-Up Boxes, $41.00. , AND A Tlcturo Frames, 50e to Terfume'Bottoi and Holders,, 6ss snit to $4.50, nmi.l.,.H..n Pin CUlblOD Jewsl Boxes, $1.00 to t08.' 4 ewsl Boxes, $8.00 to $&.. . Shoe Hooks and Horns, V ? -3 Trays, SSc re $$.$ Soap lloxs, 5c to 50c. Whisk Brooms, 5c to $l.7, a love Boxes, $5.50. Itnndkrrchlcf Bnxos,$5., L'OMPLKTH LINK OF MAJTOTJr ARTl'I - I IhjJAiuiiJijLjfLi narnn mm a fVasssmsVsffsm ..fO? VtnHsnnVml M . u; A vJJr- J OtEQOH rvK ' & A A .41 ' III rfi V Main St., i 'TS&MSnUF" adDfBBD UL jrt- -t5f V rirmn