THE TILLAMOOK
Page Four
HEADLIGHT
(concluded from page 3)
. We welcome you to our
city-may your stay
be pleasant
The Bungalow Cafe
8:00 p.m: Banquet by
Chamber of Commerce Ho­
tel Tillamook.
June 2nd
9:00 a.m: leave Hotel Til-
amook.
9:05 a.m: Judge Homer
Mason’s Herd (not a grade
on th® ranch)
9:40 a.m: J. J. Berns.
Home of Alma’s Glen of
Mound City 25018.
1:00 a.m : L. C. Daniels,
W orld Champion 2 year old
Jersey, St. Mawes Pretty
Lady.
10:20 a.m: River Lawn
Farm. The home of Jolly
Ferman.
10:25 a.m: Ji os® Lane
Farm. Believer of Guernsey
and children.
11:05 a.m: Rollie Watson.
Breder of Holsteins. Small
herd but a good booster.
Sold Rogu®s Heroine of
Hawthorne last year to H.
R. Edmunds for $1,000.
11:30 a.m: John Nageli.
Believer in Guernseys. His
milk records show it.
12:00 m: Lunch at Fair­
view Hall by women of the
Guerns®y Breeders Associa­
tion.
2:30 p.m: Leave Fairview
Hall.
2:40 p.m Josi and Perrin,
Geo. Olson, /il three start­
ing with Guernseys.
May 3*. 1922
3:15 p.m: Cottonwood form.
Home of Janis of Sequoia,
Rogue’s H®roine of Haw
thorne and several others of
interest.
3:50 p.m: Durrer and Hunt.
Home of noted bull Glen
wood King of Edgemor.
4:10 p.m: M. FI. Ranch.
The small ranch of th® fight­
ing parson.
6:00 p.m: Cooked crab
and clams with coffee and
sandwiches Netarts Bay.
If the weather permits.
June 3rd
9:00 a.m: Leave Hotel
Tillamook.
9:10 a.m: Bushlacks. The
lady who had charge of the
feed yesterday at Fairview,
9:25 a.tn: Geo. and Press
Williams. Two good bulls
and lots of high grades.
9:40 a.m: Emmenag®r’s.
A small breeder but on the
right track.
9:50 a.m: Golden Rod
Dairy. Formerly a Jersey
Breeder but someon® put
him right.
12:00 m: I. L. Gay and
family All four of family
Guernsey boosters.
12:20 p.m: Hudson Bro.
Largest Guernsey herd in
the south end of county.
1:00 p.m: McKillop for
dinn®r. Another man who
was put in the right direc­
tion changing from Hol­
steins to Guernseys.
STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS MAY 5TH, 1922
First National Bank
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts........................................ $
Bonds, Securities, etc. .......................................
United States Bonds........................................
Federal Reserve Bank Stock..........................
Furniture and Fixtures....................................
Overdrafts................................................
Cash on hand and due from approved reserve
Banks......................................................
Total
700,296.40 *
250,139.10
27, 000.00
2,250.00
8,800.75
2,105.05
151,418.30
$1,142,009.60
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock............................
Surplus and L’ndiv'ded Profits
REDISCOUNTS......................
Circulation................................
DEPOSITS..............................
$
Total
DIRECTORS
C. J. Edwards, Mgr. Coast Pwr Co.
A. W. Bunn, Farmer
John Morgan, Farmer
Henry Rogers, Farmer
B. C. Lamb, Pres. Lamb-Schrader Co
W. J. Riechers, Vice-Pres. and Mgr.
C. A. McGhee, Cashier
50,000.00
43.570.13
NONE
25,000.00
1.023.439.47
$1,142,009.60
OFFICERS
B. C. Lamb, President
W. J. Riechers, Vice-Yres. and Mgr.
C. J. Edwards, Vice-President
C. A. McGhee, Cashier
I. E. Keldson, Assistant Cashier
Henry Heilsel, Assistant Cashier
ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN TILLAMOOK
CO.
Member Federal Reserve System
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