La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1912, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, , WRDMRSDAY. MAY 22, 1912.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OP THE ,v
United StatcsNational Bank
OF LA GRANDE, OREGON,
At the Close of Business April 18, 1911
RESOURCES.
Loans aaid discounts ............ $301,573.69
Overdrafts,: ; rr ;,r: is . None
U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation -25,000.00
Potto Rico Bonds sec. Postal Dep.....;..'... 5,000.00
Premium on U. S. Bonds ..-...........;-. 491.14
Bonds and City and-County Warrants -i.. 16,490.58
Baiilang House, Furniture-and Fixtures.,. 28,396.40
Redemption fund 5 per cent of circulation 1,250.00
Cash and due from Banks :'';':,;,? , ,l;;:-.152480.78":
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock . ; ;;;;;,;.,:," v,;,
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Circulation -..
Due s to Banks -J.
.'Certified Checks' .-:
Deposits
. -.$530,652.59
!BABD OF DIRECTOKS W. K. West, Wm. Miller, T. J. Scroggln, H.
E. Coolldge, A. TV HiH, C TV Bacon, J. F. Cosdey, J. L. Cavlness,
' Judge J. C. Henry. ,.:v : .v;;..".-;-, ;'; ;:
. Haying adequate equipment and exceptional facili
ties for - handling business in every department of
banking .we confidently invite the accounts of cor
porations, firms and mdividuals to whom we. are pre
pared to extend every courtesy and accommodation
consistent "' with' Correct and progressive banking
methods. . . , ... . -; : :'' : -'y":
Poor appetite Is a sure sign of'lm
nnireri diecstion: A few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and lilber Tab
lets will strengthen' your digestion and:
Improve your ' appetite. ' Thousands
have been benefited by taking these
tablets. Sold-ty all dealers.
THOROUGHBRED .V."V..-
FLYMOTH ROCKS
Pallet ant Cockerel Matfsgft
Utility Katirgs. v
Eggs for sale. For Prices Cor
: . respond to
D.B.STODDARD
La Grande, Ore
l!':Dxypu:Wan
We liave a few choice lots in the best
residence; section of La Grande at
reasonable prices and liberal terms.
We vould like to take you to see
them. -:,
All Kinds of Building Material
WENAHA LUMBER COMPANY
T Mahr732. ? Gieenwdod and Madison
Before Building repairing
' "ll - ?, ' O 0 Corner H
W a f h i n Vjr l V:
rPL . a
i ne
MDSir act cc i iue company, inc.
LA GRANDE,
C. M. 1OCKW0OD, Secretory
and Manager. " .
$530,652.59
....$100,000.00
12,101.62
25,000.00
- 11,730.76
100.00
381,710.21
CLEANING,
DYEING,
PRESSING
Careless Kids
are frequent damagers ' of ' their
clothes.' There is no cause for worry
very little-damage will be "really
done If we are entrusted with the
Cleansing and renovation of the 'gar
ments. - We are experts at the busi
ness, never Injure an article, call for
and deliver orders and are reasonable
In our charges. We can save you a
lot of money in your wardrobe an
nually. ". , ;
U THE. CLUB TAILORS.
1013 Adams Ate, Phone Blk 1241.
Take Heed Be sure to hare as
abstract of the farm or lot yon
are considering purchasing be
fore yon invest. -
.you will know then to the
smallest detail jnst what the
history of the parcel is if yon
hare us draw up the abstract.
Absolutely accurate work and
prompt service.
OREGON -
0ffice w,th la lr"nde
InTcstmont Companj
00UK1Y COURT rttOCSlblNGS
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H. A. Watson, witness, " J. p,;
court state vs. Ingram .... ..
Irving Wmtson, . wttaess, J p.
- court state, vs. Ingram et'al.
Ed. Harding, wltaess, J, ? P.
court, state vs. Ingram et al.
John Winn, witness J. P. court
state vs. Ingram et al . . . ;".
A. C. Williams, fees J. P. state
'.' 1.70
"1.70
-, vs. Davis et al ,
13.50
3. H. McLacnlen, special con- ., j
stable, J. P. court state vs.
Davis et lv.-... 52.40
W. H. Bohaenkamp, witness , ;
state, vs. Davis et al ,1.70
Hal Bohnenkamp, witness " J. ' "L
P. court state vs. Davis et al 1.70
Mrs. James Holverson," witness ,.
'; state vs. Davis et al ...... 1.70
Chase Bohnenkamp, witnes J. ' ;
P. court, state vs. Davis et al- i.70.
A. C. Williams, J. P. fees search j
warrant , . ; , 2.4S
I. W. Faulk, constable fees . I
. search warrant ' . , , 1.20
K." O. Light and Power com- " ..;.'
iiany.'llghts for court house 14.5o
N.. TC.. "West mdse for poor : n-
farm .10.75
MaTgaret Kelly, hospital fees.. I
for indigents 29.00
Newlln Book & Stationery com ;; ; ;
pany, supplies as per bill . i 3.75
Quick " Print, tax notices for. ;
sheriff ...... 3.50
."Elgin Recorder,' publishing
court proceedings 17.45
Evening Observer, priming as ,
per bill , 2&7.30
Irwin Hodson .company, mdse . n
as per bill .... 6.15
Busliong & company, mil so as ,
per bill ....v............... I 37.00
A. C. WilliamB, canvaejnp prl- -
mary election returiis. ...... 10,00
W. ' A. - Maxwell, canvassing :f
primary election returns . . . 10.00:
Ed. Wright, extra ' help', regis- . . .',
t erlng voters . . .'. .". . 1C.00 .
C N. Lewis, registering voters 5.0G
... A, J. Bnlllran, registering vot- '' j
ers . .... -1.43
Samuel G. White, registering ' . J
voters .... . . . . . ... . . .. . . . 19.10 '.
O. T. Severs, registering vbt-
ers ..... ....... ...... .. .. 4.10!
B. J, Kitchen, registering vot "r
ers ;.'. 9so.
M. W. Kiddle, registenug vot
ers 9.30
F. P. Chllders, delivering bal- .
lot boxes, ........... ;.. 26.50
Emil Neiderer, clearing ballot
' boxes 2.00
School District No. 10, Ball ' "
rent primary election . ' 2.00
Dunham Wright, hall rent pri- ; '
mary election 6.uu
W. E. FrTXiull, hall rent pri
mary election .............. 5.50
Herschel McGinnis, hall rent
primary election 0.00
F D. Halsten, . supplies '. for
electors 10.25
Joseph Jones, drayage elec
tion booths ......... 13.00
D. McDonald, jucge' and mes
genger of ' election Alice!
precinct v. ...... r. ....
S. G. Ruckman, judge of elec
tion vAlicel precinct .'.'. .' .
Herschel McKinnis, judge of
election Alicel precinct ...
J. A. Gaskill, clerk of elec
tion Alicel precinct ..U-....
E. A. Wills, clerk of election,.,;
7.80
6.00
6.00
6;oo
6.00
6.00
6.00
J. D. Woodell,-clerk of elec
tion Alicel precinct
E. P. Staples, judge of election
Antelope precinct ... ... ....
Ed. Wulf, Judge and messen
ger of election, 'Antelope pre
cinct . . . .'
Fred Spain, judge - of election
Antelope precinct ..........
C. A. Hill, clerk of election An
telope precinct ... . .1 . . .
II Haller, clerk ol electron An
telope precinct
W. F. Titus, .'.erk of .election
Antelope precinct .........
T. B. Slarlin, judgo, of electino ,
Big Creek precinct ....I...
10.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
Geo. Duncan, judge of election
. Big Creek precinct 6.00
C. E. Dobson,. judge of election ;
Big Creek precinct. ........ V6.00
C. W. South, clerk of election
and messenger Big Creek X
precinct 13.20
Lee; A. Wilson, clerk of elec
tion Big Creek precinct ... . 6.00
D. F. South, clerk of election
Big Creek precinct . .' 6.00
J. K, Lantz, ' judge of election
and messenger Cove precinct 9.20
S. E. Trlppler, judge of election
Cove precinct.. : ; . . 6.00
3eo. Chadwick, judge of elec
tion Cove precinct .......... 6.00
3. G. Rees, clerk of election
; Cove precinct 6.00
V.-onuuued on puge 6.)
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Will Do It Now-
DO WHAT? Stop at our store on Sunday afternoons, when out riding. Why?
Because we have our soda fountain going and can serve you with any kind of a
irink you want-. Give us a trial, our ice cream sodas, milk shakes, lemonades,'
Sundaes, etc., are appetizing and refreshing. Stop the next time you arw out
driving or motoring and try one. You'll stop again. . .
- Clyde L
Island City,
That's it, dried prunes,
peaches . and apricots.
They are thebest whai
am, and they are cer
tainly making a hit be
cause they are so juicy.
Phone us and we will
send you some. ;
Fancy Italian prunes,
2 lbs. for 25c.
Clyde L. Kiddle
General Merchandise,
Island City, Ore.
Phone Red 3321 ;W
The store where quality
price and service reign.
PB0FES8I0NAL DIKECTOBX 4
tt''S?S
PIITSIC1ASS AKD SPBGEOKS
OB. M. K. HALL Physician and Sur
geon. " Cor. Adams Ave. and Depot
St.' Phone, Main 23.
M. MOLITOR, M. D. Physician anc
Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and
Depot St. Phones: Office, Main 68
Residence, 69.
A. L. RICHARDSON, M. D.
J. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D.
." Drs. Richardson & Ixiughlln, :
Physicians and Surgeons
Phones Office Black 1362. '
Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 56.
Dr. Loughlin'g Res. Main 767 .
0. H. UPTON, Pb. Q. M. D. Physician
and Surgeon. Special attention to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Offlc
In La Grande National Bank Build
ing. Phones: Office Main 2; Resi
itenoe Mala 32.
DR.' H. L. PNDEfiWOOD Dlseasee f
the eye a specialty. .
DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Diseases
of women and children. Offices:
Adams avenue, over Wright Drug
Co. -
GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath
Physician. Over Lilly's. Hardwar;
store. , ' Phone Main 63. Successor
to Dr. F. E, Moore. ,
VETERINARY.
DR. P. A. CHARLTON. Veterinary Sur
geon. Office at Hill's Drug storf
La Grande. . Residence Phone. Re
701; Office Phone. Black, 1361; In
dependent Phone ; 53; Both Phonei
ai Residence. .'
ATTOKNETS AT LAW
COCHRAN & COCHRAN Attorneys
Ohas. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Cochran-.
La. Grande National . Bank
Building, La Grande, Oregon. .
T. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. 8. BAK1N
CRAWFORD & EAKIN Attorneys
at law. Practices In all the courts
of the state and United States. Of
fice in La Grande National Bank
Building, La Orande, Oregon.
Oh
r runes !
General Merchandise
, ..
America's Best Mineral Water
It's Good for
THE PEABE SCIENTIFIC SYS
TEM OF FITTING
.,' . GLASSES .
MEANS A careful examination
of each ye separately by a spe
cialist who devotes his time to
the proper prescribing of glas
ses. MEANS A department scienti
fically equipped and exclusively
conducted for. the proper fitting
of glasses.
MEANS Permanent relief from
all headaches and nervousnear.
'caused from eye-strain.
MEANS An absolute guarantee
of satisfactory results from an
established 'business of over 20
years. v f. ' ' ,
MEANS That you are entrust
ing 'your eyes to an attendance
graduate from the leading opti
cal college of the United States,
and not to a Belt styled spe
cialist. , We grind all our own lense?,.
only first quality blanks uBed,
We make a specialty of Kryp-
tok, Bifocal and Toric - lenses,
Iron Witii An
oectri
These
Cut Out
and
SAV E
Electricity is cheaper
.We handle electric irons
able pnees. Main 34. .
Eastern Oregon
"Always at
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Mil
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Qregom
What Ails You
pyemic
light, solid lenses smooth, un
broken surfaces no conspicuous
lines cementing done away with
no clouding and no lodging
places for dust and dirt
J H. PEARE & SON
Jt v tit) s and Optometrists
Qpposile U. S. Land Office
rr
c iron
Hot Days
Waiting for irens to heat. (And
save time)
Changing irons, (and save steps)
Sweltering over a hot stove, (raid
iron where it's cool. It saves your
health and your temper.)
Scorching clothes, (the steady, ev
en heat of the electric iron saves
3Tour clothes.)
for ironing than wood.
in all sizes at verv reason-:
'
Light & Power Co.
your service"
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