THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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By Our (Country Editors
WORDEN
Roy Nclon of the Kono-Worden
rosd was a Dorrls visitor Wednca
day evening. '
Gey and Btlffler are filling tbe
ybpdshed of the TOorden school.
fl. Ackley of Ackley Brothers,
ftlsnlBth . Falls, was looking after
personal Interest! In this city Tues
day. .' ', . . .
A, W. Shur.who has been helping
houso the crops on the Nelson ranch
la home for a few days.
Mrs. JLyle Gordon la visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Spen
cer of Aahland. ':
. Fred Peterson, clerk of the coun
ty school board was here Wednes
day looking after welfare of pupils.
J R. W. Towerof the ICeno coun-
try transacted business In Wordcn
irst of the week. t , v 4 "
H. T. Chapman who Is with the
Standard Lumber company of Mac
jloel, Calif., came in for a few days
recreation. 14
: D."fI. iJangherty ts erecting a
building on the Klamath at Teeters
tending with the Intention of put
ting In an oil and gas station.
I V. Gordon, S. P. pumper at
Worden, was called to Lief to repair
in engine at the bumping plant of
that station -Tuesday.1 " -'
Several fine bucks have . been
brought In by hunters of this local
ity and proved a real treat to those
favored with a steak.
3 i . KENO , , .. .
-' 1 '
. C. V. Nelson was a Klamath Falls
visitor Saturday. V ' ' '
- Katherlne Pnckett -returned to
Klamath Falls Saturday, after aj
short islt With relatives at Keno.
T. A. Grubb made a trip to Merrill ;
on Sunday., Mrs. Rambo accompan-'
" ; ' n Special -:
Friday & Saturday
t STEPHENS SPORTSTER
Cord tires, bumpers; car guaranteed to be ;
j,;-. , , n A" shape." ' " f
v 'Price Right Terms Can Be Arranged.
BUICK GARAGE
Corner 7th
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I' AlrJfc ( H . AUTOMOBILES .
" : ' .tltfl'CSier - I s S' FRANKLIN-RICKENBACKER
a j . U fZ ftX ) H. D. PETERSON, Prop.
W ' tSSr ; VrNSh rhone. 008 ;
; 'Wtimk about that ' ' pk&mt : ,
; agarette ever made! toWiTlTfs J
v'. T?-- t jff " sVsf sW ifi iHslisssf HmfrTTSfi
' fc-ti ? 5 s, til r ' it VwJ h I.- 1 -1 1
' '.. 'ias U - iti mm, ,i 1, atmit&kZZluL. ,, ' , AAwai. ,
ted him back In tho capcltr of cook
for the Grubb Logging company.
Ross Summers transacted business
at the county seat Saturday.
Ed. Palsama Is rounding . up his
range cattle and putting them on
fall pasture.
Doc Hawkins was a visitor In
Kono and vicinity 8unday.
Roy Clevenger and Cora Snow
goose were absent from school dur
ing the week. ' , ' ...
.The rain which has been with us
for several days has temporartty
suspendcd logging, trucking, and
harvesting. Meanwhile the men of
the neighborhood occupy their leis
ure hours hunting, or sitting about
the local store. '
B. W. McCormlck was not "stung"
In any sense of the word when he
cut a supposed bee tree recently. He
obtained 140 pounds of honey and
was at no time molested by the
bees. ,' ' " - ?
MtT'Laki and " Fairyiew
Hev. David Norcross preached at
Mt Lnkl church Sunday, Sept. ?.
Thefarmers in this neighborhood
are1 very busy putting up their sec
ond crops or hay.
Mrs. John Koontz called on Mrs.
Jim Dixon and Mrs. Warren Patter
son Monday.
Mrs.' Durkey and Mrs. Webber
Eastwood called on. Mrs. Koonts Fri
day.. Mr. Basel Hall's mother from
Medford Is making a few weeks visit
at the Hall home.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Bob Begleys and
little daughters called on Mr. and
Mrs. H. D." Morrison, Sunday after
noon. "
Walter Stewart and Miss Luclle
Stewart left Tuesday on the morning-
train for Portland.
Mrs. W. M. Cheyne! and' -"-'Mrs.
and Klamath
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Schubert called on Mrs. John Kborita
Wednesday attornoon. ;
Sirs. Ella Eastwood Is home from
Bond whero ahe spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs.
tnlned Mr. and
John Kjoats enter
Mrs. Hoy I'd Paine
Charter No. 10056
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THIS
. FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At Merrill, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business on
September H, im,
RESOURCES
1 Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts,
acceptances of other banks, and foreign
bills of exchange or drafts until with in
dorsement of this bank
uii loans w ;
2 Overdrafts, -unsecured .....V
4 17. S. Government securities owned:
a Deposited to secure circulation (U, S. . -
bonds par value) ..i...,...; ; , :.$ 15,000.00
b All other United Statos Government se
curities (Including premiums, If any).'. 1, 20.4 8
Total
6 Other bonds, stocks, securities, 'etoV.;..;..'
6 Banking House, 16,000.00; Furniture and
; fixtures, 13,834.91
8 Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank
10 Cash In vault and amount .due from na- ,
llonnl banks .;........:.... '
11 Amount duo' from state banks, bankers, and
trust companies In the United . States 1
(other than included in Items S und 10)
Total of items 10 aud 11 ' 36,859.92
14-r a Cheeks and drafts on banks (Including
Federal Reserve Bank) located outside
of city or town of reporting bank-..,,..-....; 8.920.53
b Miscellaneous cash Items ' ' '
15 Redemption fund with .U.' S. Treasurer and '
' duo from TJ. S. Treasurer -'. ;....'....
Total .
LIABILITIES
17 Capital stock paid In
18 Surplus fund ...J....-:.'
19 Undivided - profits' 34,792.98
h Reserved for . ,.,..:::1 4,792.98
c Less current expenses. Interest,; and
taxes paid ;'....'...;. 2,168 20
20 Circulating notes outstanding .,. .
34 Certified checks outstanding
25 Cashless checks outstanding ..
Total of Items 24 and 25 '. 7,156.03
Demand deposits (other than hank depose
. ha) subjwt to Reserve (deposits payable1
within 30 days):- 1
26 Individual deposits subject to check
27 Certificates of deposit due In less than- 39
' days (other than for money borrowed)
28 State, county, or other, municipal deposits
" secured by pledge of assets of this bank
or surety bond - -...i......
Total of demand deposits (other than
bank deposits) subject to reserve,. Items
. 27 and 28 J....::.:
Ttme deposits subject to Reserve (payable
after 80 days, or subject Vo 30 days or
, more notice, and postal savings):
32 Certificates of deposit (othar than for
,; money borrowed) A; . ...
34 Other time deposits 44-. .. .
Total of time deposits subject to re
serve, Items 32 and 34 .IA 33,183.86 '
Total '. . ......'.,............ ' ' . I220.873.U9
State of Oregon, County of Klamath, ss:
1, W. F. Fruits, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to thai best of my knowledge and belief.
S, v W. F, .FRUITS, Cashier. .
Correct Attest: .' .1., ... .; .. . j
, O. W. OFFIELD, r- - ,
A.' M.' COLLIER, .
LESLIE ROGERS, ' directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before, me this 24th dav of Scntembnr. 102:1.
0
1 . R.
(My commission expires Fob. 1. 1927.)
at dinner Sunday,
. ,.Mr, Otto Wabbles was out fixing
tho taluphone line Saturday.
Mrs. S. Dchllngcr was a Klnmnlh
Falls visitor Saturday. ''
Advertising psv. Try It and see.
Reserve District No. IS
,.a,T..l, 971,78
$139,971.75
1,195.1.1
36,360.43
1,730.76
8.824.94
11,860.64
36,606.87
263.05
3,920.53
1.35Q.00
3320,873.99
25.000.00
6,000.00
2.824.78
Z3.897.50
250.00
6.906. 02
90.870.13
4.641.70
29.500.00
125,011.83
11,288.61
21,835.25
H. ANDERSON. Notarv 'Piibno
Business Directory
Kodak
I Leave Your Filrcvs
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New Fall
NOW ON
FOR YOUR
Ui KLAMATH FALLS OREGON idS VI
Chas. J, Cizek
Merchant Tailor
Kodak Finishing
Films receired before t A. M.
Ready the am dj at S P. M.
VaQ orders) fUM prosaftlf ' e:
STAR DRUG CO.
t. klata Ma.
Now On
G. M. C. Trucks
REX RENNER
234 Main St Phone 397-W
' ' Bonded "'.'
PEOPLESWAREHOUSE
8lTth ,A n. It. Spnr Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phones Res. 488-W Wbae.
"yE8, WB STORE THINGS"
Store your grain and potatoes until price suits. We can load your
car at short notice.1 Also, WS Bifi still selling baled hay and grain,
any quantity, at prices which are fair. Stop guessing at- your
load,. our ten ton scales always ready and right. If you art mov
ing In, moving out or. house-hunting, let us take ear of your fur
niture and houseold goods until you get settled.
METROPOLITAN
GARAGE
OPE5 DAT AJTD NIGHT
1st Class Workmanship
Guaranteed '
NOTiCB to Huiiscni linns 4
Your Herald should bo del-
Iverod each evening by 6
o'clock, unless somo unusual
delay occurs, If you have not
received It by that tlmo, call
up the Herald office, 88, not
Uter tnaa 0:30 anl "BT wl"
ba sent you, . '
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PA1-TICULAK PCOPUC '
Woolens
DISPLAY
INSPECTION
fU, OS.
DUplay
CONCRETE
Psrmsnsnt at the Pyramids
Concrete Pipe .
Sewar Plpa
WsUr Plpa "
Culvert Pipe -Irrigation
Pip
Concrete Brick ,
Faca Brlek .
Common Brick
Floor TMa
Mantel Brick
Concrete Blocks
Chimney Blooks
Building Blooks
I Foundation Blocks
Concrete Contracting
" "Bldswalka and Curbs
. Foundations
Floors ;
Concrete Materials
Cement
Screened Band
Oraval
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Phone 228-J Sth and Market Sta,
BEND STAGE
Lv. Klamath Falls 8 a. m.
Ar. Bend .............. 6 p. m.
Lv. Bend 8 a. m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 6 p. m.
, . Offices At -
REED AUTO -SUPPLY
COMPANY .
" " and
CITY TRANSFER CO.
Kurtak flulslilng at Btlrioq'; "3lf
V 1
NEW CITY LAUNDRY! I
finished Work
flat Work
llonf k Vtj
"Pat Jw Pad la P 9
PnON 104
Corr Umtm WU OaafS
GOHIKIX AUTO HERVICH
Koruiorljr With Co
Phono 600
Oat Main BU
Klamath falls, Oragoa '
PR. H."J. WINTERS
Qraduaia and Htato IteglsMrisl
OPTICIAN
HtaMeea yean ba la aastaasa
Prompt ervlos) "
714 Main Stteet
Coo'i Auto Serrlca
Phone 168
Stnml nt THo Hnioke Nest Door
To Owl Cnfe.'
DR. J. G. GOBLE
optomstiubt ornotAi
TM Mala B. Paoaa IBsVV
W. fit an grind UaM. DoB
cat krjksa lantaa, rsrtlr frafua.
NU BONE CpRSETS
MtuSti to Tour tfoaaara
'"' ' Onanutoed !
Mrs. Rose Randall
S91 Jnffmson Bt, Pboaa ?TW
PR. F. R.CODDARD
06TKPOATH10 PBTnCbMI
' " AND B0BOBWN ''
Offlea aad aalginoo nkeslatj B4U
L a O, W, THMTLBl
S. CROUCH,
11XVM.
VqCvHbsWT Vuiatvos'
Deputy nut VetertMrtaa
so N. eta Ba.
PiMM MM
Boston Beauty Shop
710 Main Phone SI t-W
Expert marcelling and hair
bobbing.
Next door to Pino Tree Theater
" 10. of.:
Prosperity Rehekah, 104 Baa
tint and Third TbnraiajS
Ewatma SacampmcsU M,
each Taeaaay
Klamath Lodg 1ST I
:' Friday
J. C dLEGHOM
nVTL BUIUIilWOI
AND BDBVHTOa
Pboaa ISM IBB B,
CHIROPRACTORS
D1W. MAIJJOT HALLKIX
Office over Vndenroots
7th Main Phona aM
Residence) Pltoaa OVt "
DR. C A. RAMBQ
Dentist
L O, O. V. BttOdlal '
' ' PHOff Bl '
W. E. & J. L PAnERSON
Contracting Painters
630 S. 6th Phono 5S2-J
- Dr. E. Dietsche '
Physician and ' Sargeoa
Office: Room 8 and 7
Bngarman Bldg. "
Offlco Honrai 11-1 a, g-fj fk 1
Hnndayi 0-1 S
Phonos I Office 888, Ilea. ABO-W
American Legion
KLAMATH POST HO. B .'
Heelings 1st and ftrd TuMilarS
(kjiirt llonse Basemmi
H. a, OICTZ, Oommande
Phona 8S8-M
Monclair Beauty Shope
421) Main Ht. Phono njJ
All Lines of Ilonnty Cuttura
, ' Open ttrontnm ' ''
Near Corn or of 4th RtrMt
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