Roseburg news-review., March 13, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

ROSEBURQ NEWS REVIEW. THIIPSBAV. MARCH 13. 924,
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SUCCESS
! Local Plant Enjoying Mat?
and Nation-WiJe Reputa
tion for Excellence.
I EXTENSIONS PLANNED
The Oregon Agricultural College
military band will give a concert ,
and dance here at tho Armory .Murrh
18. when It toi8 on Its nineteenth ;
annual concert tour through South
ern Oregon and northern Californ-
' student body dances and many pri-jclub-O. A. C. game on Thanksgiving
vate reeeptionii at Cnrvallli Is con- day, ana to r.u.wne ior ine annual
sld.red one of the best on the col-if, or O.-O. A. U. same, un eacn
; lege campus. Many of the young trip made the band wag well re-
musicians In the college musical or-. ceivea.
' (tanlzation were leaders in well Stops will be made at Iloseburg.
I. Thlrii-.. men will he selected Known 'hands or ine state. 1 lie i nieuioru, eeu, mn i e-im,
i,L iho eolleire oreanizatlon by! drum major led the Helots band of fornia, Klamath Kails. Ashland and
r ...! ii i ii,.or,l .ilrertnr for 19 Hun Jose. Cal.. that won first lace i Granta Pass.
ihia nina-iiHv iniir lri i lie murchhif con t' st at San Krau- and tralninx the band has had
durltiK the college spring vacation. ! Cisco more than a year ago. i year and with the many skilled and
Th trln la ! in made lu a suecial ', Several trips have already been , well known musicians composing
car to save time. I made since school started last
By giving concerts and dances at , October. It accompanied the col
the towns visited, the organization is lege football team to Boise for the
made self-supporting. The band or-i Idaho-O. A. C. game on Armistice
chestra which plays at moxt of the ' day, to Portland for tho Multnomah
Only Advertising, Co-operation
and Support Needed to
Place Cannery on
Highest Plane.
A series of aiti- ies written exclu
sively for tile Jto.'UIHK News-UeVlew
by C'hunnlng Hoard Cook, author,
lecturer and traveler.
different sections, the band should
make an even greater impression on
the towns visited on this tour than
It did on Its tour of southern Ore
gon four years aro.
DTTD HARTWIG IS j
Dim v imiiiRPn
unuLi muuiiLu
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In Nostrils
Open Up Air Passages.
To
cntly Identified with Oregon labor
I for years, was on his way to Astor
4a to address the Kiwanls club at Its
I noon luncheon today.
See Aunt Abby, leader
Mental Efficiency Club.
President of State Federation
of Labor in Serious
Auto Accident
THREE OTHERS HURT
Hartwig Severely Bruised and
Has Broken Rib and a
Fractured Jaw Acci
dent Near Astoria.
Ah! What relief! Your rlopged
nostrils otcn right up, the air parages
of your bead are cleur and you can
hrputhe freely. No mure hawking, snulll
ing, mucous diftchurge, heiulaclie, dry
nets no struggling for breath at night,
your cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stHy stiitlcd-up! (let a small
bottle of Kly's Cream Halm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
friignint, antihoptic cream in your nos
trils, let it penetrate through every air
pafHSge of the iietnl; soothe and heal
the swollen, inliamed inucous membrane,
giving you iiitunt relief. Kly's Cream
Vlaim is jut wluit every cold and catarrh
sutTcrcr lias been sucking. It' juut
splendid.
The success of the t'mpqua Valley
Cannery for the vear 1M4 is assured
although prices for canned goods are
not ail that they should be. The pres
ent demand shows quite an Increase
and the demand is constantly growing
With the experience ! stronger. The L'inpqua Valley Can-
this ning company will in the very near
future enjoy a state as well as nu-tion-wkie
reputation for Its excellent
products. i
The cannery Is having no trouble In
the disposal ol its product, although
the plants are run to capacity. On the
contrary, some orders havehad to be
turned back on account of lack of fa
cilititieB to fill them.
The cannery moat certainly proved
to be a most welcome asset to Doug
las county, especially Hoseburg, as
the monthly pay roll is said to be in
the neighborhood of approximately
S.30U.UU when the plant is in full
operation.
The mujor portion of the fruit sent
out by the cannery has been sent out
to Jobbers and the general trade,
bearing the regular plant label. How
ever, some goods carry very attrac
tive labels such as "Koaeburg's",
"Limpqua Chiefs", etc., which will
help considerably in putting Koseburg
on the map.
The Umpqua Valley Canning com
pany la said to be one of the few
canning plants In the United States
which has been successful In produc
ing a cauliflower pack.
During the past season more than
300 cases were shipped out mostly to
Tho de-
of the
iUMPQIU CHIEFS TO
! SPBCMfJIL
A lively meeting of the Umpqua
Chiefs was held hist evening at the
office of A. T. Lawrence. The boys
were all pepped up with enthusiasm
and several matters of Importance
were brought before the gathering fori eastern and southern points
ASTOHIA. March 1.1. Otto It.
Hartwig, president of the stum fed
eration of labor was seriously In
jured and i'.iree other oecupunls of
a bus owned by Columbia Stages
Inc., aro in a hospital here follow
ing a highway accident this morning
one mile east of Kerry.
The stare, driven bv A. W. Ma-1 today that the. lights ha.i
eiilre.. si ruck an abutment to -the on two occasions while
concrete bridge when tho lights awake.
went out suddenly as It wa round- i tiulro decliin d b" had been having
lug a curve.
shut. The oilier Injured are:
K. M. Magulie, driver, faco badly
cut and wrist probably broken,
Mr. Schoenbeck of Kvouson, rib
broken nnd bod.v bruised.
The fourth Minn, whose nnttm ivns
not learned, received a Hllght cut !
under the chin and was discharged !
from the hospital. A fifth occu-1
pant or the stage, who escaped un
injured walked away from the acci
dent scene before assistance arrived.
All passengers were asleep when
thcrah occurred, but Hartwig said
final iiianostlon. i maud is for more of their product;
rnnulilorn hlft disc iissinn was had lii ! in the east the-demand Is constantly
reference to staging Koseburg'n an-j growing. It in-reported that one of
nual Btrawborrv carnival, but de- ' l-' In -e south land has plac
ni eti,,n wi'. nnstnone.1 until it M '-,K order lr "-- lring s
could be ascertained whether or not
It will be possible to get the co-opera-ticn
of the local schools to take part
In the festivities. This Is a mutter
that will be disposed of at a meeting
of the school board tills evening at
which a committee from the Unip
ciia Chiefs will be present. If it can
gone out
ho was
Hartwig. the most severely hurt
of the four, has n broken rib and a
fractured Jaw, atleinlauis at the
hospital announced after an x-ray
examination tills morning. Several
stitches were taken 111 wounds about
his head and his eyes were swollen
trouble wiiii tin liv'htlug sysiem on
the whole trip from Portland and
Hint the lights tailed again Just as
the machine bil the curve just be
fore rciii'hliie the bridge.
The stage, although datnii.ecd re
mained upright alter the crash.
Hartwig. who has been promin-
pack.
During tho prist season more than
3UU cases were "shipped out mostly to
eastern and southern 'points. The
deninnd is for more of their product;
ill the eaHt the demand la constantly
growing. It is, reported that one of
tne stales in the sutith laud has plac
ed n large order for this spring's pack,
be arranged for the pupils to tnke i .inj taking into consideration the fact
part In the parade during one day or! that much larger acreage has been
the three days' program the carnival planted to broccoli this year than last.
Is assured and the Limpqua Chiefs i that the out put should be in excess
will sponsor the event and put on a of 4o cases this season,
three days' program. The dates have Ilroccoli shipments last year total
been onlv tentatively se but it was , led approximately 250 carloads, the
thought that May 22. 23 and 21 would cars going in the main to Canada and
t.e the opportune time. These datW the northwest. The crop of l'J21is
eonie ,liirine the flosiiiu davs of school cluliiied will reach between D00 and
Wall Paper Looks
No Bette?' Than
It Hangs
CooJ 'all r.ipcr l,ols rip!ir an.! r.;vi ricSt if
properly hung. All inir Nufiirlilur Kik-.m"
Paper, are ni.u!cfroni prmc 1.- :n.:..lu.i r. , IJ un.i.r
cicntitic supervision. Til i invircN x-i n.. m;oiii;
tcxtute wliiili nulcs rn-rtcct h.inmj: cj v.
Vc woulj like to show then to . .i.
Kcpaper Farly
; at which time foe students will be
1 busv with their exiiiiiinations audi
oilier ni-liool responsibilities and their j
' asist:ince. which is paramount, had '
j not been f ill ly determined as yet. It
is hoped they will b" able to take;
Ipait in the pro'-rani which will as
Isuie a f"utttre of the event. The
j coiiiinittee to meet w llh the school
board will report their findings at a
special meeting of tlie chiefs to be
held next Wednesday evening. If
the .school can coopetat" one of the
best si raw berry carnivals ever held
here is assured.
itiu carloads.
Imiuili comes on the market as a
ruie In March, starting tho later
part of Keliruray when other green
stuff Is very hard to obtain, and
quite naturally commands a high
price- liroccoil easily has the ad
vantage over the cauliflower owing
to its line quality.
A cash market enables the grow
ers to realize on their crop without
any delay.
Two new organizations are now In
operation which expedite the success
ful handling and marketing of broc
coli. A new ware-house and loading
platforms have recently been built.
bnnlmru..11.;...i..-ii'".
point or. W. side of KHr.t Ht.
L ft. H. 26 deir. W. from H. W.
iiuTter of Intersection or OaK
& Kllnt (its.; running thence
ti kWk W. along sldu of
Kllnt St. 45 ft ; tlience N. o
den. W. Hi N. or rlnlit bank of
i.nd river t" lllterseelloll of
iut(t bank with line extending
from l.cgiiiiiins point N. j
,t..u W. tnenc H. J UtK. r,.
tl, phi f of beKiunlng 2i-.97
O V. Kcz.irtee II. ginning at
N '. curlier of Klu.t & Maple
Hts.. rumilllK thence N. !. dcK.
V. 1 ft. ulong W. line of
Kllnt it. thence W. 25 deg. N to
Pan nf rf. t'mpqua lllver;
liene H. So deg. W. Ahum
bank of said K. I'mpqiiR Kiyer
to int'-rnection of the extendi' n
of tlie N. side of &lull Hi.
wllh said river bank; tlience
K 25 Aug. 8. to plan of be
ginning . ....... 1070.2K
Ja. l. Kletcher. Jr. Beginning
at N V. cor. of liilerncctloii
of llaple & Mint St.; iuniiin(
tlience S. along W. line i f
Kiint St., lu1. rods; thence .
at right anijles to said Kllnt
St. to H. Umpqua river; tlience
N. along meanders of said
stream to lis intersection
with the N. line of bald Maple
Street exteridd; thence K. at
right angles to said Kllnt Bt.
to place of beginning 57.23
Kst. L. li. Carle t.Mrs. Oay C.
Heed ) Beg. at point on
W. line of Flint St. ft.
N. floin N. W. Corner of Kllnt
& l.ane Sts., running thence N.
along W. line of said Kllnt St.
ti6 ft.; thence W. parallel with
said Ljine Ht. to ti. l!nlMiua
Itiver; thence S. along said
river to a point V. of place of
beginning; thence K. parallel
with said Lane St. to place of
beginning 391.73
J. J. C'awfleid (Estate.) Beg.
at X. Vv. corner ot r unt e
l.ane Street, running along
Flint St. N. 88 ft. to tract of
land conveyed by Aaron Hose
to Jonathan Way; thence W.
with the variation of streets of
Hoseburg 280 ft.; thene S. to
Ijine Street 98 ft.; thence K.
along said street 2feu feet to
place of beginning. 27,440 sq.
ft., more or less 446.40
Geo. W. Stephens Beginning at
S. K. corner of Kllnt Kery
(or Oak Street) Sts.: tlience S.
along K. aide of Flint St. S3
ft.: thence K. 25 deg. S. 104 ft.
( In., thence N. along W. Bide
of Alley to Oak Street, 8.1 ft.:
thence W. along S. side of
said Oak Street 104 ft. 8 In.
to place of beginning
Bertha H. McKay Commencing
on K. line of Kllnt St., 8:1 11.
S. from S. K. corner of Flint
& Oak Sts.; thence running S.
along K. line of Flint St, 8u ft.;
thence K. 25 deg. S. 104 ft. 4
In. to nlley; thence N. along W,
side of said Alley SO ft.: tlience
W. 25 deg. N. 104 ft. 6 In. to
place of beginning 364.41
Belle Kezartee sjominenclng on
K. line of Kllnt St. 83 ft. N.
from N. K. corner of Flint
& Maple Sts.; thence FX 25 deg.
S. 104 ft. 2 In. to alley; thence
N. along W. side of Alley 6
ft.; thence W. 25 deg. N. 104
ft. 4 In. to Flint St.; thence S.
along B. side of Kllnt St. 86
ft. to place of beginning 449.48
Harry Hagel Beginning at N. K.
corner of Flint Ac Maple Sts.:
thence K. along N. side of
Maple St. 104 ft. to Alley;
thence N. along W. side of
Alley 83 ft.: thence W. 25 deg.
N. 104 ft. 2 In. to Kllnt St.;
thence S. along E. Bide of Kllnt
St. S3 ft to place of heuinning.
except N. 43 ft. to IVm. Goets. 217.00
Jennie lshnm Lt 9, Block 63-B,
It. It. Addition. Koseburg 235.03
Jennie lsltatn Lot 10. Block
63-U, li. It. Addition, Rosehurg 235.13
Clara Cawfleld 1-ot 11, Block
53-11. It. li. Addition, ltose
hurg . . 219.31
Clara Cawfleld North 13 1-3 ft.
of Lot 12. Block 53-11. Kail-
road Addition. Hoseburg 70.58
V. N. Fields South 26 2-3 ft. of
Lot 12, Block 53-B, Kallroad
Addition, Hoseburg 141.:
V. N. Kields North 26 2-3 ft. of
Lot 13. Block 53-B, 1 tall road
Addition. Hoseburg 121.
E. Earl Hhoades South 13 1-3
ft. of Lot 13. Block 53-B. Itall-
road Addition. Koseburg 60.95
E. Earl Hhoades Lot 14, Block
53-B. H. II. Addition, Hose
burg 182.93
I'hllnn Cooper Est. Lot 15.
Block '63-D. R. It. Addition.
Hoseburif
Philon Cooper, Est. Lot 16,
llioi K K. K. Addition,
Kosehurg rt
Win. Goet. The north 43 ft. of
tin following described prop
erty: Beginning at N. E. corner
of Klint & Maple Streets;
thence E. along side of
Maple Street let ft. to Alley;
thence N. along W. side of Al
ley si ft.; tlience W. 25 deg.
N. 104 ft. 2 In., to Kllnt St.;
thence S. along E. side of Kllnt
Street 83 ft, to place of tiegin
ning City of Hoseburg;
390.59
Large
stock a'
Dini'ber of oti
Powell's.
Total Jil.9s3.29
A statement of the aforesaid as
sessment has been entered In the
docket of city Hens and the same is
loiw due and payable at the office of
the city treasurer in the city hull In
lawful money nf the Cnited States, and
if not nuirt wltblit twenle iIhvn from
j the date of this notice, such proeeed-
i.,e. n-lll l. (Ulrun f..- ,1... n..lln..i 1...
rugs now In i and facilities will be ready to handle noreef as are provided by the charter
I the crops with the least trouble and , ot the city of Kn-hurg. Oregon.
Saturday
SPECIALS
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES
w
SILKS, GINGHAMS
AND VOILE
SPECIALLY PRICED
ONE WEEK ONLY!
BECINKINC SATURDAY, MARCH 15
THE LADIES SHOm
139 N. Jackson Street, Roseburg
(Associated Tress Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, March 13. Five
members of tle Chicago civic grand
opera company were taken to the
jail h'ere early today. Two of them,
DeBlre DeFreere, baritone, and C.
Spignali, prompter, were taken from
a cafe by Lieutenant Robert Crane,
who found them with n party sing
ing in a cafeteria about 3 a. m.
Three membert ofisn.
brought in by liens
no iouna tnem r
wine In south Vjil
Crane later dttatskbt
UeKreere In onetbM
as a loke and turstfet
after they bad gtvei it
concert in the club wait
headquarters.
Lieutenant Police Cii
the situifng and DeFre
cd as declaring that Cm
appear la upers.
"Adam and Eva" are
lers, March 19.
Don't forcet the St. hiii
at the Armor)', Marcb 1..
182.93
182.96
23 26
2sG 67
if F.ljPIURLD, TRY IBIS IRK
AcdIv It to Any Rupture, Old
Hccent, Lai-ce or Sm.ill and Vou
Are on the Road That Has
Convinced Thousands.
SENT FREE TO PROVE THIS
! delay.
I 1 he cannery Is owned by a company
principally of liouglna county nun as
ui.w-L li.,t.l..eu i.ruuiili.nt Jitht, Ittwen.ith
........ ....... . IV nil........ lt
u.tiiv. inrminiiirui, ... iiiik
Public Welcomes Labor Banks
Declares B. of L. E. Grand
At rreftJnt we can fti c yiMi r.n-;
and wiJc vc let t tun 10 ihiH- (:,
Cordon & Bishop
Anyone ruptured, man, woman or
child should write at mice to W. S.
line ll'.-l' Main St., Adams. N. Y.. for
a free trial nf his wonderful stimulat
ing application. Just put it on the
n.ptu.e and the muscies becin to
tliihtin; they beeiu to bind together
so th it the opening closes naturally
and the need or a support or truss
or appliance is then done away with.
I on t neglect to send for this free
trial. K.vrti if our rupture doesn't
bother you v. hat is the use of wear
ing supports all our life? Why Buf
fer this nuisance? W hy run the risk
of gaiter, ne nail siuh ilaiirers from a
s.iKiil an, I Inn. .cut little rupture, the
kind that has thrown thousands on
the op. rating table? A host of nien
and women are daily running such
risk j ist because their rupture do
not hurt nor prevent them from get
ting around. Write at once for tills
free trial, as it Is certainly a wonder
ful thiui: and has aided in the cure
of riinttirea that were as big as a
mans to fisis. Try and write at
once, using the coupon below.
U..1IV, inrini-Murui! ...
i s.'crc:nry. j. r. xieiiieureicu ; mana
ger and treasurer, A. J. Geddes. Tho
burird of directors is composed of
John liusephai k. I). It. Uuluir. V. O.
Chnger, 1.. II. Skinner aud S. I),
t'oolcy.
The famous rinpo.ua Valley, and es
pccinlly Itos.burg. have received
nun h publicity pertaining to the broc
coli and its Inch quality.
The climate j ideal, and everything
ponds for foii'inued success lor the
cannery ami th growers, and with
e.ry one umking in harmony to
gether, adv. rn-ing and boosting, you
wiil be able lii tlie near future to
make the rmpna Valley and Kose
I in g as well Known In all parts of the
United Suites in It is to the pioneers
of lieui;!us county.
Property owners who desire to take
advantage of the Bancroft Bonding
Act for the repa lent of the assess
ments are hereby notified to call ul.on
city reeor.lsr for said ltn pose not
r than March 2Mh. as anoi. -lit U.ns t
will not be accepted after that .lute.
I!. U WHlppl.i;.
City Recorder of the City of Koae
burg, OreKOIl.
MITM K OK s.slMli:T KOH THK
I iwrtto EttKvr ok riNK sthiokt
. i
SANITAf. , BEAUTv PARLOR
1'irst Slate and Savings llauk. Tel.
t'dlia llleck.
M'Tict: hk .isi:nt i
1.11'ltot r OK KI.IN l'
'lilt Till'.
M'lit'.irr
314 Wcct Casa
Roseburg
ftp H IPM&
Free for Rupture
W. S. Ulce. Inc..
11. (' " ain St.. Adams. N. Y.
a Sample Treatment of your stim
ulating application for nurture.
You may s.tid me entirely free
Suite -
Address - -
II.JI. In
the
Klint s,
, I.Hlle s
I pa. en-..
ti-elMI
I r
Xu'lle ''
the ,
lie. el
ef M,
Hi 111'-.'.
, t.v Kiveil til
f the city
the 3rd da
I.e.. No. "S.
:..r the inipi e .m
r.tn the lier-h
the p.eilh Hie
'.ik Street. Ill l.,e v
. n. to be !i...n
; l or panel of
iitted tner. e.v, m
I', werlpllen A
. Inoiiitf at W-.
k ,v Kllnt Stu . r;.'i-
s ::. .leg W ale
urK. j
rcn. ,
leciare 1
lent ef i
hue of I
of the
Nntir,, I hereby given that the com
ni"n council of the ity of BoM-huric.
'r.Ki.ii. d'd on the 3rd day of March,
l-'.'l. by i.rdinanee No. SuT, deelnre the
asveMsmeitt for the improvement of
fine street from the north line of (:,k
Sire.-; to the so. nil line ot Ualilnu
toti Street, in the cltv of lies. I. ill R
"ri'ili'li. to be upon each lot or part of j
ioi or panel ol lan.l expei lally belle
tilted thereby, as followg, to-wit:
Name 1 ,.., riptlon Amount
L YV. Melis. r Ijoi 1. Illoelt 3:.
KoSet.i.rg
L W. Melzffer Lot 2,
Kojebiirn
L. W. Metzgrr Lot 3,
HoKebiim
L. W. MelJer I t
Itos'.lnirs. lying K.
rict-ot-.av . .
L. T. Thompson Lot 5. III..
It. 11. Aililnion. Keselull
l.. 1. Thompson Lot .1. llio. k
1. 1.. Aiblltlon. Ilosetnli
r.. l. L nr. ith l.t 7. lib,, k
i. ii. Audition, itoyebutir
K. T. Inraln Lot S. Bio. k
it. li. Addition, llosehur'g-
Hlock 3J
ilioek 32.
Block
ot It.
.0lll.6i.
S'H.6n
31.
31.
31.
001.60 I
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; 1 1, 6n
r.oi.ct
30 1.60
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MAKING
BAiTKING
HISTOSY
deposits
JVbv -t
1920
A 4
.-V..? .Jr.,
.vS tf v A
THOUSAND
THREE
YEARS
xAToy.
1923
Deposits
were
MILJ-ilUJN
WARDEN 5. STONE
rrat "-
T.-tfll
ni.-m h.i lu'in rntt-it
ty lit-ni :inl Hit- .1,1
pay.il..,' uk tti off i.
I "t.d.ifi mi
al'ir.'-ai.l h.-hch-il
in h ii... K t nf
iv is now lue anfl
I lit.- ri'v tr..i-
I -lcrt itl't
.lien of thr Br'
linen in .
mcnt totnpv.;
s.nrkVlilce r'C .4
'I
I ml
SI
tl
N. to brink
of S 1 -co Hive! , t'lelu e
N i ., n l: on t ank i-r
sibl ri.er I,. hiterse.to'II ef
Ilsien ..f S Bi.b- of Or.k
Srr. --t Willi ...till rtver back:
tn. ii. e i: .", drs. S. ali'tK S
luc of cak tiliut le plu uf
r in ttie cm IiaII in j.ia .1,.. i
of tlie fnlte.l so,,.. r,i !
rlh.n liifiiti d., f r..ni )
-is net:- e. Sinn p, . ...i. I
taken r..r the i oil,.. 1 1.,,, I
are provided in the . hur.,.r I
nesne to t:.ke
roft llon.linic:
i tne Hs.i'Mi.
In u
, :f not p.i
i the dale
i llus will
i thereof a
of Hie eilv of 1:
Property o-.vne
n.lvn:se ef the Ban
repa. ni,.nl
meiiU arc he
ih.
11 .
rei
laier thno M.,
will not be ae.
el.v
nter
I'll,
but g,
It. old,
OiAgon.
iol-.II. ,1 to ,.,: lip,.n
or paid toirio.se n.,t )
I '-Sl'i as applo hiIoiis
t. d alter 1!: .1 date. I
U Wlltl 1 l.,;.
ot the Oily uf Hose- I
nCU-c Psrnhno interests
w twrr'
rr-iITR wihllc's resnonse to the Hrrwits hsv '
entrance of labor Into t!ie field
of banking Indicates how real
as the need the labor bank was
desirr-ned to fill." declares Warren
Z. .Stone. Grand Chief of the di.trihutinif
8. of L. E.
"Labor banks organiird during1
Hie p.st year, bring the total up to
21 with resources of over JI2."i.ooo
000. Of flics the Brotherhood of
Ixiconw.tire Knffiheers control nine.
lU hank in rirvrl.miL tlie Brother- labor
hood of IxK-omotire Engineers Co
operative National Bank, haa the
distinction not or'y of being the
largest lahor banking Institution in
the country hut the fastest crow-inC-
1'ma $63071.77 la 1311 U
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