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THE ST. JOSEPH OBSERVER, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1920
n..
Charter No 02t, Kescrre District No. 10.
RETORT OK CONDITION OF THE
BURNES NATIONAL BANK
II St. Jottrib, in the State of Mi-sourt, at the close el builncii on May 4th
. . , , ULS-OCKCES
E (a) Loans and discounts, including rediscounts (except those
shown in b and c)
-total
I S (.OVfcHNMLN'T .XEC1 KiriKS riWXhll:
raits, secured, nnn. unvecurea. Mi
( l'ledfied to secure circulation U. S. Bonds par value) 140.00000
U 1'ledRol to secure V. b. deposits (par value) Sie.OOOff)
i i rtedired to aecure postal savings deposits (par value) IS.OUUOi
d Owned and unpledged 2.tS.IUOI
(ii) Var Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually owned... 91)10
Total V S Government securities
(. OTIIKR 1IO.VDS, SECTKIT1LS, ETC
vJ Securities, other than U. b. bonds (not tnctudinc stock)
owned and unpledged 22,111.19
Total bonds, vctiritlrt. eti , other than U. S
-orlci of Tederal Reserve Hank stock
t .u ul reserve with Federal Reserve Hank
i. i h in vault and net amounts due from national banks
i V t amounts due from banks, bankers and trust companies in
the I'nited Mate (other than included In Items 12 or 14).
16. rxdiantres for clearing house
r Uieiks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting
bank (other than Item 16)
Total of Items U, 15. 16 and 17
18. Checks on batiks located outside of city
bank anil other rash items
19. Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer
Treasurer
21. Other assets, tf any
Total.
L1A1IIMT1ES
32 Capital stock paU in X 200.000M
, Surplus fund 100,00000
24. va) Cndivided profits , f 85,64903
(b) Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid 626,10 85,013 95
M. Interest and discount collected or credited in advance of maturity
and not earned (approximate) M.WOflO
M. Amount reserved for taxes ao rued 15,00000
17. Amount reserved for ail interest accrued 14,00000
IS. Circulating notes outstanding 1(0.0(11(1)
90. Net amounts due to national banks 200,87006
31. Net amounts rim to banks, bankers, anil trust companies n the
I mted Mates and toreign countries (otner man included
in Item .V))
33. Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding '.
Total of Items 3D. 31 and 33 968,758.49
DEMAND DETOMTS (other than hank deposits) subject to
Reerve (deposits payable within 30 days):
84. Individual deposits subject to check
35. Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than for
money borrowed)
Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits)
rubjeit to Reserve. Items 31 and !i 1,936,(45 06
TIME DEPOSITS M'HJECr TO RESERVE (payable alter 30
dav or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal
sivings:
40 Certificates of deposit (other than for money liorrowed)
42 P' tal savings dcjos!ts
43 ' ther time deposits
Total of tunc deposits subject to Reserve. Items 40.
42 and 43 I,!4I,047.11
41 VNITF.D STATLS DEPOSITS (other than postal savings):
(c Other I'nited States deposits, including deposits of U. S.
disbursing officers
43. (a) I'. S. Government Securities borrowed veithout furnishing
collateral security for same
M Liabilities other than tbose above stated
Total.
01 the total loans and discounts shown above, the
amount on which interest and discount was charged at
rates in excess of those permitted by law (Sec 5177. Rev,
Stat ) (exclusive of notes upon which total charge not to
exceed 50 cents was made) was none. The number of such
loans was none.
State of Missouri, County of Utichanan. rs:
I Geo A. NeDon, Cashier of the above.nnmed bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
GEO. A. NELSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day ol liar. ilX.
(Seal) ). YY. KOST, Notary Tublic
My commission exrJrtt Jan. 30, 19Ci.
Correct-Attest:
JNO D. RICHARDSON,
5 II McCORD.
IIENRY J. MUELLER,
Directors.
We offer to depositors every facility which their business, their
bal.mce and their responsibilities warrant.
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Non-Skid 23.50
Non-Skid 30.00
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We Buy and Sell 5
I CLOVER ALFALFA TIMOTHY CANE 5
1 MILLET KAFFIR GRASS SEEDS 1
Mitchelhill Seed Co.
St. Joseph, Mo.
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and Tubes
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St. JoscrJt, Mo.
Catalogue.
aTTTnrisi'illiB
SERVICE
AND
QUALITY
DRY
CLEANING CO.
Cleaners in the City
Trank J. Murnby.
OF SERVICE"
All Kinds of TIRE REPAIRING
s
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COOKED FOR THE JAMES'
Mrs. Nnrcbwn 1). WiOlnoo, Nearly Ono
Hundred - v)M. ?' t
4 1 i .-I Iil-i'ls.
There dleil . (.' ,i..cil Bluffs. Iowa
List Saturday a woman who had n
history one that was considerably
tinctured with romance and hard
ship and pel II at times for she wnfl
for sivci.il years employed as a cook
for the James boys and at the time
of tlio sudden taking oft of Jesse
James In this city was with tho bandit
and Mrs, James and Jcsi-o Jr., art
occupant of tho now famous James
houso on High School hill.
This woman was Mrs. Narclss.1 D.
Wallace and sho was nearly ono him
died years old when sho died Batur1
day at tho Council Bluffs homo of
her daughter, Mrs. W. II. Reynolds,
920 Seventeenth avenue. Mrs. 'Wal
lace was a resident of Council Bluffs
In the old days when It was Kanos
vllle, and Mved In a camp thero while
her husband was making the first
survey of the county. She was born
In Ohio In August, 1821. Sho Is sur
vived by seven children, Mrs. Mary"
Gingery of Karlham, la., Mrs. Mis
souri E. Reynolds, Council Bluffs;
S, I). Haytt, Pacific Junction; G. "W.
Hyatt, Lamont, Okla,; B. M. Hyatt,
Council Bluffs; Mrs. N. J. Thomas
and Mrs. Lena Hyatt, both of Clarln
da. A l.fiSyifl' ff sCsjWI
Dr. Elders'
Foot
Lotion.
rrincs Jov to ttred.
kjvachlng, tender feet
liquid nrcnaratlon
almost makes you shout with Joy.
Worlcs Like Magic
Welcome relief for painful corns
or bunions; from insanitary and
unhcalthful foot perspiration. It
makes shoes and stockings wear
longer.
IN SEALED BOTTLES
ready for Instant use. 50c rer
bottle, enough to last for months.
At all druczlsts. or mailed direct
on receipt of price and 15c for
war rax, postage and wrapping.
. 'ifrr .J
DIt- H. W. ELDERS
Dept. j) St. Joseph, Mo.
tJruftltl tri aMhtrUtJ b &r, Eljtrt ft rf
a
JunJ furthMt frin u awl JtuiliifitJ ataamir.
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We SpecSeJiiM In
Factory Rebuilt tires
also 2nd hand tires of all
sizes.
We bur 2nd hand cars for
wrecking purposes.
Progressive Iron &
Metal Co.
1807 Frederick .enuo.
rhonc Mnln 2086
DILL'S REPAIR SHOP
1705 Garfield Ave
AVTOMOHIU: lirj'AIIUNG
Gasoline, I.uhrlcallne Oil. Accessories.
All Wurk (iu.nntnli'cd
rijne Main 2H'J. St. Joseph. Mo.
sonrn or i'inais sictiij:mi:nt
Xotlrc J3 hereby jrtven to fill cred
itors nml others Interested In tho es
tate of Daniel II. WalHup, docoased,
that I, W. It. Walkup, Administrator
cf Mid esfite, Intend to mal:e J'Inal
Fottlcment thereof at tho next terra
of the l'robate Court of Buelian.cn
Count, citato of Missouri, to be held
nt Uie court house In Ht. Joseph,
Jlisxouri, on tho first Monday of June,
1J20.
W. n. vVALKl'I'.
SS) AdminlMrator.
NOTICE Ol' I'INAIj SITPn.ISMENT'f.ot a llttlo over 300. Then to seo
Notice is hereby git en to all cred -
itors and others Interested In the es-
tnto of Jarai-s L. Oas.ton, defeased,
that I, John F. Minor, Administrator
of Mild ortate. Intend to make Final
Settlement thereof at the next term
of the Probate Court of Iluchannn
cuuiiiji ficicr tji .iieuuii, iu ue uem '
at the court house In nt. Joseph,
Mt&Htiui I, on the first Monday of
June, 1&20.
joilvt. MiNon, '
Administrator.
,5M
NOTICE OF ITNAIj si7itij:ment
Notice Is hereby Riven to all cred-
Mors and others Interested In tho c-b
tatp (if IToiiPtftn AlHnnn. df-p.nst.i1
I th.it I. MitIIii Allipon. Administrator
nf KfilfJ oatate. intond to mnkft Plnnl
s Miltntnt thereof at the next term
of the l'robate Court of Buchanan
I County, Stat, of Missouri, to bo hold
. of Ilia-. ritrt hnnao In t TacahU
P -
IbMourl, on the first Monday "of
ihzu.
MERUN AL.T.1SON.
fSSI Adminlstmtnr.
mi('K nr fixAr, si?PTi.iiMnvT
' Notice is hereby Riven to all cred -
' "d others interested in the e -
tato of Slegmund Heyman, decuascd,
,thiit I nr,o itamsn Aiminiutmtrtv
0f said tstate. Intend to make Final
Uf.ttir.nicni 4liAf.,f f tlin nr.v 4nwv I
'of the Probate Court of Buchanan
County, State of Missouri, to bo held
at me court noune in ot. jobipn
Missouri, on the first Monday of
June, 19Z0.
ROSE HEYMAN,
(58) Administratrix.
NOTICE OF riNAI SiriTMIENT
Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and others Interested In the es
tate of Iraac Fox. deceased, that "I,
Harry Fox. Administrator of said es
tate, intend to make Final Settlement
thereof at the nest term of the Po
bato Court of Buchanan Cpuaiy,
Stato of Missouri, to bo held at the
court house in St. Joseph, Missouri,
on tho first Monday of June, li'iOr
HARRY FOX. ..
(5?). ,,j , Administrator, i
SOME "FIERCE" INSIDE
DOPE IS GIVEN OUT
-
(Continued from Page One.) I
twelve years when they cont. : . o ,
county committee and put o t
program for the selection of delegate.,
we took our medicine ns good Ilcptib-
llcans, as tvo bcllcvo In majority rtile
and don't squeal wjien defeated In tho
committee 11 icy luil so much nt
stake at this (lino that Kid the county
committee given them cirry ward and
tovviislil )ie would lLavn nuulo Ills at
tacks just Use ftnino." If ho lutd bent
dealing squaro tvith tho men nnd
women IU'pubilcan voters of tills city
and comity lio would ltavo told them
Uiat he Slorria, Staubcr and Com
ivuij veru fishUng to liaio Morris
c-lccteil tlelCBatc-at-largts, nnd Staubcr
from tho district, bo ns to trade nt
Olilcago for federal lxitronacc. Tlint's
tlso fly In Uks ointment in this wliole
fight. Morris is looking for ft federal
job as wo niio oro on tlio lusldo of
Uiinss do not expect to sec lilm re
main long In lib present position.
Durlnjf these past six weeks he has
been crying from tho houso tops that
he didn't want to bo a delegato to the
national convention his fight waa for
purity In politics. Yo Gods! think of
purifying the Republican party
through Ralph Staubcr, Charlie Mor
tis, John Clark, George Tool, Charllo
Faust, Bert Voorhees, Benny Arnholt,
Eddie Beams, Harry Darnell, Frank
Lemon (and ho Is a lemon) Jim
Bampson, Merrill Otis, and others too
numerous to mention. It's enough to
bring Jchpo James back to life,
IJke Ono of Pldlley's Shows
"When tho fight reached the state
convention It was really like attend
ing one of Thllley's Bare Leg' shows
at the Lyceum to soo Charlie Morris
and 'Pussyfoot' Staubcr the ono tak
ing the part of tho Irish, and the
other tho German comedian of tho
burlesque show running from ono to
the other of the Republican leaders
of the etatc abusing and vllllfylng
mo In tho most malicious manner,
making threats of what they would do
do to the party if their gang wasn't
ccatcd In tho Convention. You should
havo been in tho Coatcs House when
the state committee put our delega
tlqn on tho temporary roll. I urged
several of our colored delegates te
find Dr. CroMdtiml quick, as Morris
ami Staubcr needed nicvllcal attention.
Being seated In tho convention, await
ing the credential committee's report
gave us the delegate badges (and
they wore beautiful) and entrance to
the floor, and,yoUBhould have been
thcro to see how lour colored dele
gates wore tho honors all day Wednes
day, all that night and the next day,
whllo Morris, Staubor, Faust, McNeely,
Otis, Darnell, Lemon, Innls, Lindsay,
Bodenhausen, Clark, Voorhees, Tool,
Beams, Benny Arnholt (keeper of the
ballot box), Windsor and Kails were
perched in tho gallery looking down
like a lot of park squirrels waiting
for a handout of nuts.
"Sow ounies tlio lnt-t iait of nil the
contention's otfions. After tho cre
dentials committee had been on our
cate about twenty minutes, two of tho
leading republicans of the state called
on me and suggested that as long as
they didn't need our 31 votes why not
seat tho Morris-Stauber faction and
then roll Morris with Doctor Cross
land. This mado mc happy and wo
agreed.
Tlio Hush for tire Intcrarban
"If you could have been there when
tho final vote was announced you
v.'ould have been as happy as I was.
In a total of over 1,000 votes, Morris
, .Morris'.' Staubcr and tlidr followers
, Ieat the convention and rush for the
frst intcrurban car was a picnic. Tlio
: . . , ... , . , ..
' treatment by this boss crowd of Mrs.
Robertson who made it possible by
her organization of toeral hundred
republican women In tho lato fight
for Morris and Staubcr to help put
over their gang Is a htory in itself to
be told at another time.
"In closing, Fwant to nk those good
republicans, Messrs. Bodenhausen,
i Uartlctt. Hamilton. RoberiAon. Kails.
.. -...-,. t. . . , ..
I VJnsl"' "-" "'eu'- "" anu lno
J many hundreds of good republican
I women how they like the idea of
i "
! Morris & Company all the time saying
Morris didn't "W.ant to be a delegate,
but as t.oon as-ho,SrtW an opening In
the convention beggtd to place his
1 name bofore tho delegates and in 30
1 minutes his malicious mlsrcprosenta-
it .. ,
' tlo campaign through the Gazette
' cmlt.1 In his utter doftat aid'nr .T. I
n- A- Crosslanbelng selected as a
delegate to the National Republican
convention which will nominate the
next president of the United States.
No wonder Morris Is sore.
"Respectfully,
JOHN AI.BUS."
Several Morgan county farmers,
the smaller ones, the Versailles
Statesman says, have concluded to
work the roads this year and not
farm at all, A. dozun or more of
Iheso farmers ard waiting for road
worlt to open;the paper says. :; ,
PAINT NOW Save
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HOUSB PAINT, white, battleship gray, green, tan or ivory, in C gallon
containers, per gallon . ...... . $2.75
Should you wish 1 gallon cans, add 10c per gallon.
Write for free Color Card,
Aniser Mercantile Co.
St. Joseph, Missouri
Grass and Field Seeds
Seed Corn
Carefully selected, shelled and graded.
SUDAN GRASS, Alfalfa, Cane, Millet and other Grass
and Field Seeds.
FARBER SEED CO.
BcU Phone 1570
St Joseph, Mo.
THE BURNES NATIONAL BANK
United States Depository Capital and Surplus, $300,000.00
OFFICERS
AS. II. McCORD resident
NO II. RICIIAKDSON...Vi-rrtsident
W. rOWULL Vict.rrtsidc-nt
CEO. A. NELiON, Vice -
DIRECTORS
JNO. I. RICHARDSON,
Chairman and I'residtnt, Richardson
Dry Goods Company.
R. W. .POWELL,
President, John S. Drlttatn Dry Goods
Company,
HENRY J. MUELLER. .
Preudrnt, Mueller-Keller Candy Co.
RALril E. COSTIGAN,
President, Noyes-Norman Shoe Co.
CHARLES ARDERV,
President, Johnson-Woodbury Hat
lompany.
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
Fine Harness and Saddles
made especially for Termers and Stockmen, sent direct to you by
express, parcel post or lrelght. Bend for free Illustrated catalog, full
of fine values In Harness, Saddles and Accessories. This interesting
catalog Is yours for tho asklnjr.
VK HAVE NO AGENTS. WE SET.fr DIItECT TO YOU AT ONE
KMAIAi PIIOPIT, SAVING YOU THE 5U1)DI.ESI.N'8 PROFITS.
All of our harness and workmanship is gtiaranteedr-and you will
find our prices rlcht As to our reliability, we refer you to any bank
or banker in St. Joseph.
Manufacturer of I.lidit and t'ff.ry llnrncsi. Also n Full Uno of Lap
Holies, Nets, limiUels, Collars, Whips, Etc.
PHONE 13CQ 220 SOUTH rOCIlTII STREET ST. JOSEPH, MO.
D. E. I1EATON, President. GEO. J. DE COLE, Vlce-rrei. and Manager.
J. W. KARLE, Stc'y and Trcaa.
Heaton-BeGole
Undertaking Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
Witli Lady Attendant '
224 South Eighth Street Bell Phone 1782
Ch
Will ftirnis.il everything you need to PAPER your house or
PAINT your house or barn. All kinds of GLASS.
Chandlee Paint & Glass Co.
417 Edinond Street
H, O. Sidenfaden
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER
Corner Tenth nnd Frederick Avenue, Eady Attendant.
TEIiEPnONES MAIN S25 AND "MAIN 203
$2.uu a
Gallon
By direct ! Why
pay4.7S to $5.50 per
gallon for the same
paint you can buy
- kt I
from us at
$2.75
Our Old Government
ready mixed paint is
fully guaranteed
the pigments arc
ground in Pure Lin
seed Oil, insuring an
attractive and last
ing finish that will
add hundreds of dol:
lars to the value of
your farm.
725-27-20 South till Street
JNO. I. WALSH ..Asst. Castritr
CALVIN C. IIUKNES Asst. Cashier
MIU) L. LHUlt Asst. usmer
Trc - sickm and Cashier.
CHARLES I. SCHENECKER.
IARIJ
vtwrrestcient
tile Company.
Vlcc.l'reslclcnt, Nave-McC'ord Mcrcan.
WILLIAM II. CURTIN,
Secy. Hdw. Dept., Wjeth Ildw. & Utg.
Company.
WILLIAM ALRRECHT.
Treasurer, Western Tablet Company,
CALVIN C. BURNES,
Assistant Cashier.
CEO. A. NELSON,
Vict.President and Cashier.
JAS. II. McCORD,
President and President Nave-McCord
Mercantile Co.
St. Joseph's Oldest
and Most Reliable
Poultry House
Wo Guarantee Highest Gub.
Prices for Poultry and Ebbs.
Will pay you to see us beforo
celling.
THE NORRIS POULTRY
AND EGG CO.
214 North Second Street,
Phono M. 1877 St. Joseph, Mo.
W. B. HAZEN
DRAINAGE ENGINEER
Telephono Oonnoctlona
Itoom B3 Commercial Hnlldlng
Clxtb and ndmend St. Joseph, M
5 and 6
KONKY TO IXJAN ON FAItM ANIJ
' CITY FHOrEUTlT j
J. a SCHNEIDER
American NaUorud Bank P
CALL 22 5 5
For Taxicabs and Baggage
Service
BROWN TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
' ELMS HOTEL
BTIUCTIr FIHST CLAB8
Headquarters ror All Stockman
IUitcs 50o and Cp
Good Meals IlaascrhabU Riltosi'
109-111 North Third Gtreet
Underwood & Etmmorman, Props,
M. W. STEINErI
D. J. B. '
DENTIST
Graduate) Philadelphia, Dental Colltra
ft. W. Corner Blzth and Edmoiid '
TrJcphono-Malu 3711
FLEEMANMcNEILL '
Funeral Home . c
SICK Ambulance Eerrtco
108 Francis Strcc: riiono 2081
Kodoliu, Premo, Gmflez
nd Anseo Crtmenui
Quality Kodak
FlnLshlnff.
Send T7s Your Orders.
UHLMAN'S
710 Francis St.
St. Joseph Transfei; Co
PONY EXPRESS
BTORAan PACKING nACIJNq
Btoro Fixtures, Safos, Desks
Ml t TELEPHONES I Ml
Third tuiil Charies. '
1
W. N. LINN '-i
ATTOHNBY AT LAW "
Awtrct nxamined, Titles Perfected
nd Prabato Practice A Specialty
Also Collections.
II-IT-1I Conntll Court Bldtr.
VkUi Main I OS. BL fostph, Uo)
-RALPH PARLAND
BARITONE
Teacher ot Singing, Voice I'laelcs
Correct Breathing.
Etualo: fit Commercial Bldg.
Phono Main 4128
Welding and Cutting
BROKEN CASTINGS, auto and pump
cylindets, crank cascr gears, stove
parts welded by fit. Joseph Welding
Co., 811 Oljio Street. Cutting up ot
old boilers our specialty.
PHONE MAIN 2180J or SI.UN 088
HASTV
Messenger Express nnd Martin Eleo
trlo, now in new location at 120 South
Fourth, Old Adams Express Company's!
building. Phono 98 and 99. R, M,
Martin, manager.
FOGARTY, KNEIB & CO.
Grain, lhiy, Mill- Feed of All Kinds
Agents for Purina Stock and
Chick Feed
13M-1G-1R South lOUl Street
Telephono Main 3381. St. Joseph, Mo,
CHAS. H. PAETZ
Manufacturer of
MATniESSES AND PILTjOWR
Mattress ruid lYatlier RenovatUiB
Dealer In Beds, Springs, Cots, Etc.
Telephone Main 4028
1014-20 So. 4th St. St. Joseph, Mc
Phono Main 251,
9th & Pa tee Ms.
Seitz-Campbell Feed and
Fuel Company
Wholesalo and ""Retail Dealers In
All Kinds of IIIli Grado Coal,
Also Wood.
St. Joseph, Missouri
George Clinkenbeard
Prnctlcal Horneshoor and Gcncml
Plow Work
Satisfaction Guaranteed
BIB OldVE STRKI5T
Phone Main 4383. SI. Jo-jeyh, Ha,
C. H. HELLUMS
General Contractor and
Builder
718 McsKxulo Street
Phone 2033', St.' Joseph, Met
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