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'EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE OREGON', FRIDAY, AVGlVr 7, 1008.
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LOCAL ITEMS,
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Read, the Golden Rule ail before
going. on the Conductors' excursion.
posto'f Ice Inspector TroenseKaard
Is transacting business between her
and Elgin today. ' V"'
A work train was put to work at
Ptirkee yesterday. Conductor Cherry
and Engineer Schubert are In charge.
A. B. Parker returned to his home
in Spokane today after visiting his
tpoiher-ln-law, J. K. Wright, of this
. John Collier will be accompanied on
his tour of the United State by his
daughter, Miss 'Trottle.'V They leave
tonight. , ''-.-'
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Frllts and daugh
ter. Miss Nora, left today for Looking
Glass, where they will Join the Cleaver
camping party, :
Miss ' Gertrude Pike and Mr. Bean
will sing a duet at the Saturday after
noon and evening performances at the
, Fireman C. L. Payne expects to
."leave In a few days for his old home
In Indiana to visit friends and rela
tives for several weeks. ;
Frank H. Wright, a representative
of the Standard Oil company, left to
day for Portland after spending a few
days with O. R. ft N. officials here.
Good progress is being made on the
long piece of cement sidewalk that Is
to be built In front of Jhe Julius
Roesch brewery building on Jeffer
son avenue. -
R. E. Nelson, at on time postofflce
lnroector. with . headquarters In this
ly, but now located at Boise, passed
through today to Wallowa county on
business. :
Fireman Charles Snow, formerly
em-cloved on the b. R. ft N. here, Is
now working on the Portland local
out of Pendleton In the place formerly
occupied by Will Adler. .',
Mis. J. H. Robinson and Mrs, Frank
Welch of Pendleton, who are spend
ing the summer at Mencham camp
lnt, ore oxperted to arrive this eve-
li.T for a short stay with relatives.
A portion of the 18 coaches that
will make up the two special exeur
soln trains to tho Looking Glass next
Sunday, are now In the yards. More
will be coming In the course of tonight
and tomorrow., -'
Rig Rill Cotteman, one of the
pitching staff of the La Grando club
In the Inland Empire league, made a
Uome run while playing with the
Jfhtks In the.Trl-Clty league the other
day. Big Bill Is picking up In his but
ting column since he left La Grande.
Walter Ferguson Is home from a
business trip to Union.. He will be
located In his new quarters on Adams
avenue some time next week.
The plate glass window In thje An
drows ft Bfrry store front which was
broken, a few days ago. is to, be re
placed with a new glass lu a few days"
; Mr. and Mrs. Slgler of Iowa, who
have been touring , Canada, reached
La Grande this morning and went on
to Looking Glass, where they ' will
spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Cleaver. v
. The lull In county Business Is very
lengthy, Asldo from Issuing an occa
sional permit to hunters,, and less of
ten a marriage certificate, the county
clerk's office has no business other
than routine office book Work,
. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Boch, who some
time ago made this city their homo,
when Mr. Boch was connected with
the Boch ft Thomas meat market,
passed through tfW.rlty last evening
en route to Portland from the City of
Mexico, where they have spent the
past two years, '
' Still the Improvement worn muk uu.
Stanlels ft Bugg have Just finished the
work of polishing the hard wood and
exterior painting of the N. K. West
home on Fourth street, and are now
putting the finishing touches on the
Loftus building, at the' corner of Ad
ams avenue and Depot street.
Chief of Police Walden returned last
evening form a. trip to the Wallowa.
While on the trip, he visited tho gov-
ernment f sh hatchery on the Grange
Ronde rnor. where he says, he mae
a careful Mudy of fish culture. tT)f!
chief says the process of raising fish
Ik an interesting one, : and he o tiy
wishes he had had move time to re
main and learn more about the
ness.
After three days and a half on their
way, Mayor M. K. Hall, Charles Vur
plllat and V. J. Church reached Toll-
gate on Wednesday noon, according
to advices received here from the
party which Is now somewhere on the
Walla Walla nlver. catching an abund
ance of fish. The trip overland was
made on horseback. What the delay
and slowness of progress could mean
Is veiled In mystery.
Al (Sunshine) Lodell, the fast first
baseman of the La Grande Babes, will,
play with the Vancouver team of the
Tri-Clty league against the All Stars,
on the Vaughn street grounds at Port
land -next Sunday. ' He will captain
his team during thr gome. Inciden
tally he will be watched at that time
by a rustler for the Northwest league,
who Is hustling up a likely-looking
bunch fir his clubs next spring.
Report of the Condition of
The Eaxtcrn Oregon Trust & Saving
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At La Grande, In the state of Oregon.
at the colse of business July 15, 1908.
Resource.,..
Loans and discounts . 4 . . .$105,473.55
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured .' 114.00
Bonds, securities,. etc . 12,618.89
Banking house, furniture, .
and fixtures ,... ;2,208.70
Rediscounts . u.Ci 3.53
Due from banks (not re
serve banks) ... '4,278.39
Due from approved reserve
banks ................ . - 6,563.23
Expense ................ 4.29S.78
Bills in transit and Inter
est paid ........ 1,073.9.4
Cash on hand .', .......... 6,791.33
Suspense account ........ , 80.60
Total 1147,624.81
V Liabilities.
Capital" stock paid In ... .8
Surplus fund ............
Undivided profits, less ex
penses and taxes patd , .
uue ui. iMuna
Individual deposits sub
ject to check ..........
Demand certificates of de
posit ........ M ....... .
State deposits ...........
Savings deposits ........
60,000.00
. 824.48
4.084.84
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86,159.18
36.885. tl
8,588.74
8,900.71
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Special Bargain Prices for Three Days
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the
pGOLDEN RULE STORE!!
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The Bargain Basement
ductors' Excursion with the following arfces
Spccizls will make your trip
n:c:s enpyste at the Con
rfihscs rpecs Prices ; :
Chip Lunch Baskets each - 9, 12 &. 18c
Chip Lunch Baskets with covers -
each - - - 23c, 33c &.43C
$1.75 Bamboo Lunch Baskets "
' Special ''.'- - $1.43
65c Raffan Lunch Basket : - 58c
75c Bamboo Lunch Basket - - ' 63c
50c Bamboo Lunch Basket
Tin Plates Special
Tin Gups Special v -Can
Openers Special
Paper Napkins, per 1 00
Fans Specia
Butcher Knives Special -
Total.. 1147,684.81
State of Oregon, County of Union, ss:
I, T. J. Scroggln, assistant cashier
of the above-named bank, do solemn
ly swear that the- above statement Is
true to the bst of my knowledge and
belief. " T. J. SCROGGIN,
- . Assistant Cashier.
Subscribed and nworn to before fne
this 7th day "of August," 1908,
C. S. WILLIAMS,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: ,
FRED J. HOLMES,
GEORGE PALMER,
Directors,
Statement of the Condition of the
FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
OF LA GRANDE,
At the Close of Uuslii csa July 13.
1908.
' , ASSETS.
frime loans $
. Werdrafts, temporary ...
Bonds, warrants, etc."...;
Ranking house and fixtures
Other real estate . . I
77.66 00
3,846.73
19.732.39
15.611.00
6,000,00
CASH AND AVAILABLE ASSETS
U. 8. bonds and
premiums .. .'115,675.00
Demand loans 85.J53.70
Cash and due
-'from banks .. 37,856.20
?er cent re
demption fund 750.00 139,633.90
Total
. . .$26 J, 190.02
.LIABILITIES.
Capital stock...........- 60,000.00
Surplus and undivided
profits
Circulation
'Dividends unpaid
Rediscounts . . ;
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SOCIETY.
Mrs. F. L. Meyers entertained the
ladles of the Kaffee Klatoh this af
ternoon In honor of Mrs, E. W. Hart
lett of Portland, who was a member
of the club before she moved to the
metropolis.
Mrs. J. C. Gulling will entertain the
"500" club this evening. The enter
tainment will be furnished at the
Sherwood Electric, where the hostess
will take her guests. Following the
visit to the theuter en masse, the guests
will be refreshed at tho Gulling home.
I Fishing TackljtJJ
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looks Special t---.-Z.
Regular I5C value Special
rolding Gups Special ,
MEN S CRUSH HATS
25c Values Special 13c ,
A large range of sizes, cool and com
fortable when fishing Special - 13c
MEN'S LNDERYVFAR
70c Suit Special 50c
Avery light cool garment in two colors
ray and blue mixed Special - 50c
BOY'S WASH SUITS
$1.45 values Special $1.08
In ages from 2 to 6 years, comes in
gray and white checks and mixtures,
neat and very cheap at - - - $1.08
Crush Skirts
Values up io $3.25 Specials 75c
Good, cool garments, just the very
thing for a camping trip. Special - 75c
Long Silk and Lisle Gloves $1.15
value .Special - - ,,."-;' 88c
Lawn Waists
Special 43c up to $1.48
In White, Black, Light Blue and Plaids,
trimmed in lace insertion and embroid
eries and a few plain tailored. Sizes
from 32 to 44.
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Golden
BEST STOCK.
TASTIME DARK.
Closed Ciitl! tho ntlicr Rvonie
IJttlo Cooler.
2,713.45
15,000.00
1,200.00
4,500.00
Deposits and due to banks 179,076.6,
Total
, . (202. 100.02
Ws -want your bankin account. We.a r. e.r.ful-jth any b .in...
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The farmers arid Traders National Bank
' , OF LA GRANDE
Olwervcr Mwlianli-ul Force FcomH,
J. 8. Houx, the big-hearted Cove
fruitgrower, was In the city yesterday
with a load of cherries and Incidental
ly handed the Observer mechanical
force a "package" In the shape of a
gallon of cherrles--cherrleg of the
Royal Anne. variety the kind which
are making old Grande Uonde, famed
the world over. But the mechanical
force must plead to playing a prac
tical Joke on Mr. Houx. Little did he
think that the likely young man to
whom he gave the chenles, was none
other than a member of the mechan'
leal force, and not one of the repor
tfU'lal stuff, to whom was told the
glories of the lusclo'us frutr." But
from the foreman to the "devil"
tender our thanks, and willingly, add
our nilte of publicity to the "thought
fulness of Mr. Houx arid to the su
peilor size, fluvnr and irimllty of hi
delicious cherries. .Mr. Houx stilt has
many cherries he wishes to dlcpose of
and patrons can rest assured of large
measure at a price, that will suit all
t'omn again, Mr, Houx, your fruit Is
ho rd to beat.
Patrons of the Pastime will find thi
house dark until, the weather takes a
turn for the cooler. Mr. Wilson saya
that tha weather is too warm JiibI at
.. tnt tha tit 1 1 . Ill I uf n Ml hilt
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later on the rastlme will De jusi as
bright as any show shop In the state.
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How am 1 to have that white suit of mine
looking Fresh and Neat all summer as it
does now? Tho answer is simple., When
ever it becomes soiled : : : : : :
PHONE MAIN 7
. .... ; ; : : VVE will do the rest
' WE have a force of Experienced halp to
look after your wantsin this line and you
need have no fear of sending your most
delicate garments to us. . WP. Guarantee
I to satisfy you. ,A. B. C LAUNDRY
AlTrti-l for Murder.
Los Angeles. Aug. " After shooting
and kllllug W. F. H.ate. a .wealths
rancher of Walnut Center, Olllo O,
Col ley, son of the state senator of Ok
liihoina. Is In Jill! hero awaiting Inves
tigation. The shunting followed a ser
lis of iiarrfls over JJale' cruelty t
his horse. While Corley was w-.rklng
In the field Heulo ran towards him
with a knife. Corley filed the fatal
shot.
WATCH WORK Tl'HNKD OCT
PROMPTLY AND OVARANTEED AT
HRACOCK'B. .
Wrrlel Over llorlng.
Oyster Bay. X. T.. Aug. 7. Becre
tury of War Wright and Col. Hugh
Scott, of West Point academy, arrived
today to riiseui the West Point hexing
eases with Roosevell. Wright said:
see a whole lot of trouble stirred up
ovr lhes cases, since my last visit
I had no Idea the matter was of such
Quiet at iJind Offko.
The land office was a quiet place
today, no applications or proofs being
made. The officials ' were given an
opportunity to make up bnck book
work. ,
ORDER; .
In the County Court of Union County,
Oregon, Hitting In Probate.
In tlie matter of the guardianship of
Louis W. Bay, a minor.
It appearing to the court from the
petition of Anna H. Bay, guardian or
the person and estate of Louis W. Hay.
minor, that said minor Is the owner
of the following described real estate,
to-vlt: An undivided one-half Interest
(subject to the dower Interest .of Anna
B. Hay) In and to lots 9 and 10, of
block J0, of Chaplin's addition to the
town of Xa Grande., I'nl-in county,
Oregon. Also an undivided one-sixth
Interest In and to lot S, of block 2.
"B" street, original townslto of La
Orande, t'n,0h county. Oregon, And
it further appearing to the Court that
It Is necessary for trfe maintenance of
snld ward and that It Is expedient and
for the best Interest of the estate, of
snld ward that such real estate be
soM and that the proceeds thereof re
used for the maintenance of said ward
and be put out dn Interest or Invested
In some productive stock;
It Is by this court ordered that the
n. Nt of kin and all persons Intni-estvil
In -said estate of said minor re and
the ware hereby regalied to appear at
the office of the undersigned county
Judge of I'nlon county. Oregon, at the
court house In La Orande, Cnlon
county, Oregon, on Tuesday, the th
duy of September, 190, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day. to show cause why
a license should not be granted lo said
guardian to sell said 'above-described
real estate, and It Is further ordered
that a copy of this order be published
In the La Orande Evening Observel
for four successive weeks.
I Orande, Oregon, August 4, 1I1.
J. C. HENRY, County Judge.
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