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Condensed Statement of
The Malheur County Bank
NYSSA OREGON
A T THE CLOSE OF hi SI.\ESS DEC. 31. 1926
RESOURCES
Loanc and lb-co u n t-
l.04.454.-u
O verdrafts
w i't- H
Building, Furniture, and
13,500.00
F ixtures
O ther Real E state
5,218 I 9
School D istrict War-
rants ............... ..
2,434 1
Liberty Loan
Bonds ....... $75,009.00
Cash and due from
Banks ....... $120,466.85
CASH RESERVE.
165,466.85 ;
LIABILITIES
■ ..total Stock
..... .._$ 25,000.00
Sui f lus and Profita....... 50,910.53
Bills Buyable........ ..... ....... NONE
Rediscounts ..............
NONE
DE COSITS ............... ... 545,701.51
$621,702.04
$621,702.04
C ounty Fund* on D eposit-—NONE
O FFICERS AND DIRECTORS
H. J. W ard, President
John Ray, Vice President
J. P. Dunaway, C ashier
.. O. G. Bauer, A ssistant C ashier H. A. Diven, A ssistant Cashier
J. F. Reece
J. J. Sarazin
G. L. Phillips
into
ruts. Yuo of.en hear the expression “Get out of the rut,”
but the fact is many of us no, ,niy ta_. into one rut but
into many oi them. We get m the i ut and quit going to
church. We geo into a rut about our personal appear
ance. Then tnere is the rut of losing interest in school
affaiis, the social rut, and the rut that noids us from
taxing an active interest in fraternal, political and civic
affairs. It is true that no man or woman can be a ieader
in ail activities or organizeu society but all can display an
interest and work intelligently ii\ the church, m the
lodge and in the development of communities. We owe it
to our community and its institutions to exhibit an inter
est and to take an active part in them.
Falling into a rut is responsible for many losing inter
ests in public affairs. It is a habit to which many be
come chained and which eventually changes their mental
attitude toward life and its problems. It undermines
them of personal responsibility toward problems and in
stitutions deserving their interest and support. It chang
es the optimist to a pessimist, the booster to a knocker,
the worker to a drone, the sunny dispositioned to a crab.
Get out of the ruts and the world will be brighter and
better and life will take an added value.—Medford Daily
News.
Prom pt and understanding service and our desire to promote pros
perity; to help you g et your shu ; of it and to use th a t share with
wisdom
UNIVERSAL PEACE
National interest is being shown in the effort toward
universal peace by a group of prominent men and wom
who are holding public meetings of a new and dis
A good many appear desirous of becoming inefficiency en,
linct
character in the principal cities of the Gniled States
experts.
and Canada under the title of World Unity Conferences.
Down in Mexico someone may have to^pour water on
“To prove the universality of this appeal,” said Mrs.
the troubled oil.
Florence Morton, of Worcester, Mass., secretary, “the
Each generation invents new sins, but the old models World Unity Conferences are based upon certain defin
ite principals which we believe go to the very roots of
are seldom junked.
the
present world wide unrest. These principals, which
With the decline of galoshes the term“flapper” becom
can be accepted and applied by all men and women, irre
es less expressive.
spective of their race, creed or class, are: The need for
Who remembers when youngsters in their teens wore an independent investigation of truth; recognition of
underwear made out of flour sacks?
the spiritual oneness of humanity; that love is the es
It is reported that a Vermont mountain range is to be sence of all religions and all religions have a common
named for President’s Spokesman.
purpose; that there is no discord between »-enl religion
Culprits are literally “sent up” at Shreveport, La., ¡and real science; that the world need'1 an international
auxiliary language; that the highest ideal to be sought
where the jail i on the top floor of the court house.
by all orgaizations and groups is universal peace.”
One trouble with prohibition is that too many enforce
ment officers are officially dry and unofficially wet.
FAT FOLKS SWINDLED
Genius is more common among men, according to Dr.
Campbell. But he rattier spoiled it for the men by add Due to the present feminine craze for slim figures,
ing, “so is idiocy.”
thousands of women are being swindled by vendors of al
Now that there is a government radio commission we leged fat-reducing preparations, which have no value
are expecting a visit pretty soon from a couple of federal whatsoever.
Put up in the form of “fat reducing chewing gum,” or
static inspectors..
“fat
reducing gum drops,” -some of these take fat cures
Along with other equipment to be installed in the Capi
are
quite
attractive, but several of them which have been
tol at Washington during the recess of Congress a sup
analyzed were found to contain nothing conductive to
ply of Maxim silen-ers should be provided.
France has adopted the English word “home,” because slenderness, except a drug having a slight laxative effect.
there is no equivalent in the French language. In Amer These reducing remedies are usually accompanied by
ica we have the word, all right, but not the thing it is instructions to cat only about half as much food as usual,
to take long walks, and be sparing in the use of bread
supposed to mean.
and potatoes. Following Ihese directions would tend to
Charging him \ >th “straddling” on prohibition, the secure
desired result, of course, without the chewing
Birmingham Age Hm H declares that if President Coo- gum or the
gum drops.
lidge “does not come out of his own violation, he will be Doctors tell us that it i n’t healthful for fat people to
smoked out.” Tf you <rct what that means.
be slim, anyway. “Be yoiuself” is their advice.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TOO MANY IN COLLEGE
HARNESS WASHED AltD OILED
$ 2.00
D epartm ent of the Interior,
President Arthur i. Hadley of Yale has recently made
U. S. Land Office a t Vale, Oregon
a valuable contribution to the current discussion con
March 15, 1927.
NOTICE is hereby given th a t H ar cerning the advisability of trying to make “college men "
ry* B. Earp, of Nampa, Idaho, who, out of unsuitable material.
Shoe Repairing
It would natural^ be supposed that the head of a
on June 28, 1912, made desert land
Auto Tops Made and entry, No. «2323, for W % N E% , Sec- great university would stress the importance of a college
Repaired
regardless,
but it is an encouraging
sign that
12. Township 19 South, Range . education
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46 E ast, W illam ette Meridian, has leading educators are coming to realize that for the vast
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file,I notice of intention to m a k e . majority of young people the four years required by a
final rro o f, t„ estahiish claim t o college course is largely a waste of time, money and ef-
Nyssa, Oregon
the land above described,
before fort. Mfe quote Dr. Hadley in p a rt:
Register, u. s. Land o ffice, at Vale, “People engaged in public instruction are inclined to
’¿ O r e g o n , on the 22nd day of April, go too far in thinging that everyone should be encourage
T 1927.
to purpose his schooling' to the furthest possible degree.
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C laim ant names
as w itnesses:
•j- VV. S. Brown, of Vale, Oregon; Alma They lament what seems to them the highly inadequate
i Mcl.ing, of Vale, Oregon; Bee Sny- proportion of elementary school ebib.lpen wno go to the
J der. of Route 1, Nampa, Idaho; F. nigh schools, and of hich school pupils who proceed to
W. Stringfellow , of Nampa, Idaho. college; and they glory in any increase of these propor
i I Daiwwn L n 1 net 1 '
Geo. VV. McKnight, Register.
tions. They seem to forget that the classroom is not the
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B IS R T S C ’H
No up-to-uat • fa ri^ " will believe he is actually re
lieved until he can afford at least three automobiles.
If we ever collect enough money to be able to go to
Bermuda for a vacation it will be just our luck to get
there at the heighth of the onion season.
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intellectual ami moral training from practical work that
he likes, than from formal lessons that he loathes.”
Now, this does not mean to depreciate in the least the
value of higher education to those who by intellect, tem
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Nyssa
Oregon
Ole Buck says that by keeping yourself full of bran,
pour
milk, carrots, spinach md other things recommend
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the contrary you will welcome it.
Remember the rood old days when the ladies’ spring
hats were not put on display until spring?
The price of e rrs is said to he lower this spring than
M ean« M o re S a le s fo r
for many years hut as yet nobodv has offered any legis
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lation for the relief of the American hen.
When you begin advertising
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road to more business. There
is no better or cheaper me-
diu.n for reaching the buyers
si th.s community.
We ran al-o provide
A sixty-five year-old “Grandmother of the Tanks" won
golf hon• v* in Florida the other day, which naturally re-
i calls to mind the old-fashioned grandmother who sat in
the corner all winter long and knit red woolen stockings.
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CUSTOM GRINDING
And Chopping
Flour, Feed and Recleaning
Coal and Wood and Black
Bear Roof Paint
This business is for sale. A good business for
the ¡ght man. Inquire at the Nyssa Flour Mill.
P. M. Warren.