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Triin Here Saturday
THE
Bank of Nyssa
N yssa will be risited by tw enty Jád
trucks end about forty men tomorro
' to«
This will be ■.hi f.rst »apearanea ef
‘ S hip-by-T nuk ’ s y t u a wh>ck is soon
to be an ettabliabeo basiraas.
T hat tw o featu res in the develop-
m eet of modern transportation faci-i
RESO U RCES
Loans and d isco u n ts........................................................ S2u0 7 » ' 6 t as h a te cor-bir.ed to e r e a te a caw an:
Overdrafts ............................................................................
339 65 (trowing commercial adT antsge o f »ery
16 > 84.38
Bonds and Warrants ...............
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“ large im portance. This is tne * Sfiip-
6 ‘ 38.55 B y-Truck” m ovem ent. Good roads,
Banking house, furniture and fi :ures .....................
388.25 spidet-w ebb r.g the rural C is trie u ad­
Other real estate owned ........
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68 538.13 jace n t to ail popu.os .-enters like 8af-
Cash and sight exchange
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falo. New York form s one of the fs-
eiUties referred to. The fa s t sad eo
mod>out sutom otiia track is »he ste e r
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United they b ase built up a serr.es
Capital stock paid in ............................................................ 125, 00.00 wnich is p roring its .s iu e to ail who
Surplus ....................................... ....................................... 15.000.fr-' h a re come in cor. tact with it
Undivided profits...................................................................
418.94 City m erenants, storekeepers, artisans,
706
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Due to b a n k a ..................................... ...........
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2 ’ 2 .4 5 4 66 and residents of sm aller towns as wel.
Deposits .........................................................................
as tne farm ers along the mam connect-
$293.879 01 lag roads a r t finding the truck serr-cs
of g reat practical ralu e and shipping
by truck is becoming increas.ngty popu
Ur. R egular autom obile truck lii es
H WALTERS, President
FRANK D. HALL. Cai^ie-
a -e neing established on practically ai-
FRED E. YOUNC Assistant Cashier
t i e im portant roans and to all the im
portar.t cities and towns. A truck a r
nr»« at the door, tba goods or packs
STATEM EN T OF THE
gea are loaded on it ano w ithin two or
tnree hours, they are delivered a t the
door of the consignee. This e.im m ated
ta e local handling ar.d frequent ship
ping delays common to older methods
N vast Oregon.
W hat such a service means, both for
city m erchants and th eir custom ers in
At the close of tuâmes» May 4, 1920.
tne surrounding tow ns as well as to
those living aioeg the route, is obvious
RESO U RCES
to everyoody. I t is a new and gre w-
$
208.134.2f
Loans and Discounts
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ingly appreciated business advantage.
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Overdrafts
13,482.62 As it has developed w ithin the last
Bonds and Warrants
10.495 27 year or two the ship by truek method
Banking House Furniture and Fixtures
60 535.15 has proved itself a rem arkable inspirer
Cash on hand and due from Banks
of local business which always mcreassd
* 292 , 685.82 with te t te r facilities ar.d prom ptness.
With its effective radius of a honored
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miles or so it is a r.ew local commerce
$ 25, <X» (0 factor of g reat w ealth.
Capital Stock
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E E PtROJEOTTS ‘
■ PEAS TW EE PR j O JE C
IN T H E ST A T E .
Nyssa Oregon
Cal lad by the Superintendent of Banns of the State of Oregon at
the eloae of business M ay.4 1920.
VOL XVIII NO. 38
IN NEWS NOTI
If Only You Could
See and Feel This IF 6ENERAL INTERE
iMlpal Events of the W
SUIT
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D e p o s i t s .............................................
Reserved for Taxes and Interest .
3,910.93
245.774.89
3 000.00
$ 292 , 685.82
•VI «A N K Off CHARACTER. STRENGTH AND SERVICE’
J. H. WARD, President
J. H. WOLF. Cashier
JOHN RAY, Vice Preeident
mation of Our Readers.
It is on ly n ecessary to aee and feel
th is
su it
fo r
co n serv ativ e
men to
know th a t It will give wtitfaction.
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Then add to th is th e pleasing efftet
<ff a
purple
invisible
e x tra
o v er-p laid ,
w oven
an almoet
surface. Thu
(e a su it fo r a m iddle-aged man, and
we can fit you if you are not too
ably
w ith
th o se
priced
very much
higher.
TOGGERY BILL
O N TA R IO OREGON
A Good One
In a recent issue of one of our ex
thauges appeared the full: wing locals
j —vote for Charles W. EUia and put
Harney county on the map—vote fer
Julien
A. H utley and keep Grant
county on the map. We say vote for
Crandall and put them all o r the map.
“It Still Satisfies”
Progress Follows Pow
A Cool Place To Meet Your Friends
LAX PHARMACY
“YOU’LL DO BETTER HERE"
The Development of Idal
Depends Upon Electric!
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EVERY NOOOMD PAC1UTY O F O C R OOMFLETCLY FURNISHED BOTABUSHM HNT Id SlWlMOCfBP T
GIVE OCR P a THONB T H E BEST PO SS(H L£ SERVICE.
H. L. PETKR80N
•STATE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
C. R AUGUSTUS
STA TE ¡ACENSE 333
ONTARIO FURNITURE COMPANY
By an easy payment plan you may own
lhaho Power Company’s Preferred Stock
paying 7 per cent
Standing back of your investment ia a
compaay that is the very tap root of in­
ti uririal an< agricultural development-
A company that makes possible the pro­
gress of this territory.
THE EXTENT OF OUR SERVICE
This Compaay supplies electric service
in more than 60 communities in Idaeo and
sections of Oregon. Our business has
incrersed more than 160 per cent in the
last four years a n d we now serve 31UU0
customers, end a population intimated in
exceM of I5U #00.
WATER POWER
The plaata operated have a total gener-
I H oover plana to visit S
point* In Oregon a t an t
ordlDg to a la tte r receive
Mrs. Agnes H cskelaei
H al H ibbard camp, Spanish W ar
erano, of Salem, has gone o a re
eppootng th e proposed p ardoa of H
A lbers of P ortland, convicted of
ivanoes.
• In freig h t rates ameun
^ B | P « r cent aro sought by all
I operating In Orogoa, 1
tiled w ith the Oregon pi
¡mission,
for $23,063.86, covering
■ ■ g M gasoline and dtatlllate In
t m by M e S tan d ard Oil eem paag
la g tb o m w a th of A pril. * * r rm eivi
tbw offtoos *1 th e se c retary o f ototi
A. 9 . M ariter* of R oseburg prop
to H H gbte m ere th a n 6W* oorei
toad lying north of Upper K lai
lake. 8 a proposee to construct % i
8 ■Wto long, the e n tire prelect to
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atotoior en tertain ed the farm er
8 i V id alty laat S aturday, there b
m a n th a n too In attendance at a
war given by the R ain ier commei
{ 8 conjunction w ith th e A
ion Packing company,
a n t R. M. K elly and Gove
Oregon, forced by heavy 1
land a t Camp -Lewtw, a
e lr effort Sunday to flj
airplane from Blaine, W ash., to St
tea. Cal. A fter a three-hour delay
flow t f E ugene, from w hich point
th eir trip Monday,
in blocks of the resldsaoe
■ Pendleton, In th e east ga
w ere fleoded when th e B
mfltrace, which sk irts th a t so fita
the town, broke th rough Us baHto
a t i n g c a p a c i t y of 48 650 horsep1*f 1 Oregon - W ashington railroad t r
M M g1• d e v m in e d for several AM
in no way are the generating
tra ffle Aolaved for five hour*.
dependent upon coal, as thoir P0**
A aaaot B jorklund. len io r mwafbi
development
derived from the
tho H n t of B jorklund A Co.. 0 1 1
land, la dead as the resu lt of a F
water resources.
l a t t B r t g h ' temple, believed te 1
Only Small Savings Required
b ees fired by k ts wife, Mra. F rg
"The present offering of 7 per
d. and she 1* la a eeigoaa
eont Cumulative
Preferred
• t a t V incent’* hospital wl
Stock is at 1100 aahare, and
ed wound la th* loft lu i
this may be had, if de*
w ere th ree fatallttoe du>
aired, on n ten month'«
In Oregon for th e week
payment plan o f$10 per
according to a report
share Each paymen
th e in d u strial aooldent i
earns 6 pgr cent In­
The victim s were Jam e
terest
ir, Y am hill; Oeorg* K. Ct
Get further infor
or, W orden, and M arlin (
mat.on today.
Shoshone, Idaho. A tota
Mail the Cu-
e a ts w ere reported,
pon.
ion of the 4 per cent stmti
lim itatio n for perm a
Friday'« election m akes a
the highw ay commlaeloa
w hich th e apodal oeaeloi
E * t i tolature provided, and wl 111
BMSfil ano oer 110,000,000 road I
U p k l b the oemmleelon som* tl
when the people or ike
1 S ta a t au th q ru ju .
m
Visit Our
FOUNTAIN
11. - ‘1
Sts for excellent sum m er r
hoco d istric t were never
to th e Ocho
rd ln g to the statem en t wt
tor. aoeordti
a o tm a s t r e
T he U niversity of Oregon ao-ed
ball t o a a defeated th e Oregon Agr
to ra l College girls a t C orvallis 1
s o o n o f 26 to «.
T h e 16th ann u al conference of
Woaaan’o Home M issionary soclsl
tbo M o m district, M ethodist Bpls<
oharch, w as held a t O rtshaat.
M ajor W illiam G. Whit# of the
oral s ta ff of the n atlo aal guard. Is
T slsorlog a t his home in Eugene :
InJtWtoO received In an automobile
bto
After the
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MOVIE
A.
▲ buildInn boom has stru ck Ra
G rain and alfalfa crops near 1
villa a re looking, fine and raakl
g n a t grow th.
Threw gold nuggets were fwuti
th e craw of a duck by Mm. J. y.
gars of Albany.
W ork
n the Salem Comme
olub’a tree cam ping grounds is
greasing rapidly.
The shortage of gasoline on
b a r to bee om ing serious for re­
c lu s e s of industry.
Owing to the Increase of buslnes
B aker postoffice will be m ade an c
of th e firs t class July 1.
Douglas county prune trees ap
to bo in[-good condition and an avt
crop la predicted th is season.
f t a n k O. Worley died a t his 1
la R oseburg a t the age of 89 yean
aottlod on South M yrtle creek in
Newton Vandalsem, for th e pas
mo a t ha sta te directo r of vocali
tra in in g In th e public schools, ha
H
tall. T his su it com pare* very favor­
Malheur County Bank
Undivided Profits
Irtofly Sketched for Info
IDAHO POWER CO.