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ioit of the CnUHIo cl th
LA (lti
tt La Grande,
Ht tho close
1912. T
Heseuree. . "oi
Loans ud discounts ...... 0S,899.z5
Overdrafts, secured ana un- i L
secured V
U. 0. bonds to secure ir - v
culatlon X Mt.OW.00
U. 8. bonds to securV V. 8.
deposits, J40.000.00- to se-
BoTlds, securities,, etc . .V i
Banking, house, furniture v-- j
and fixtures 55,684.8
Other real estate owned .. 4,000.00
Due from national nanas .
(not reserve agents) . . .. 9,719.67
Due from state and private
banks and bankers, trust '
companies, tind: savings ' ' ''
banks L522.80
Due from approved reserve -
scents ....... 56,703.07
Checks and other cash Items 7,211.88
Mn. ni nthaf . national "T 1 ' i-
banks ,r 8,535.00
Fractional paper currency, -
nickels, .and ,ceuts , I.018..3
Lawful money-' rsserve . In y v-''-
banks, viz:
Specie 174,676.80 - TW9.80
Redemption fund with U. S.
treasurer,-46 per cent of ---
circulation) . . .... .. 3,595.00
if Tbtal .'.;' . . .1964,16.9.55
;. . :. Liabilities."
Capital stock p4id !' . . .$100,000.00
Surplus fund . .1. . . 115,000.00
Undivided profiwT less ex
penses and taes paid
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Jerry Qulalaad Attacks Baker Drat?;
(181 nam inwn iw
D.b Herald. Wednesday.)
nr.ii.in. niiintiv in the Live and
Let Live drug store at about 8 o'clock
this afternoon and asking for some
wares, Jerry Qulnland abopt 25 years
old, strick.-'LvlW .Thompson, the
druggist the head VltH a Club with
the apparent tatentrto kllr-hlm. Mr.
Thompson Stales theLJnan.intended
to kill him and rob the store and con
sequently entfcred a charge of attempt
ed muurder arid Tbbber against him.
. According to Mr. Thompson's story
In the drug store afterward, the man
: ordered some tobacco and while lie
was in the act of cutting it off for
him struck Mm on- the head with a
: nt, Huh tthont two feet long. " The
Wow tUed and stunned him at the
i .,mo iima hut not so much that he
f did not realize that the man. wa8"ull
malrltiv An fiTTRCK IDUO XWUI. . nuvu
ih. iniiiir fellow hadV reached'' ther.
iuw hpMiid the - counted be .fell
noon - his victim,, and, according to
Mr. Thompson's word, tried to nnian
bis work upon the druggist who was
u- n-ftov hut. that he could still
resist. The two men grappiea wnue
on the floor and In the struggle me
assaulter inflicted a- numUer of se
vere blows on the druggist's Tiead. ;
People were passing In front of the
store but none heeded th calls of
th inlured man till C. H. Breck from
j .. i . 1 .1 A. ,Va .t.aot an.
"ijC-r yie oppoBiie Blue ui ""
ri and toolr the club from them
which had been partially secured by
Mr. ThomDSon. He - separated the
men thus stopping the mlup. In A
short time Patrolman Bert Cavlnesa
arrived and took the young fiend to
thA ritv tail. -A nhysiclnn was suul-
'mnnfiit as soon as . possible and at
tended to the injured man's wounds.
His heaa is in a badly mangled con
dition, the first heavy blow probably
struck him Just above , the left eye
for there is a large gash. HU eye
too, and the whole left sideof Ms,
i face Is black and blue. It looks, and
"according to Sfr. Thompson's story,
as if it is the rtsult of ,klcks given
him. .Jt is not expected !tnat tjhe in,
.Juries' will prove serious r 1
i From the examinations and actions
rof Qulnland there Is little' doubt'bnt
!the man. is the, victim, 6f drugs. When
lodged in jhe dty-jail he was in-a
very excited state, seeming to be In
cossiderable pain. He came from La
Grande to'Baker bul a few days ago
i 'and, hd never seen . Mrr;Thompson
-' . bu once, orUwlc before,' ,.It Is sup
f . wfT posed that -the eed was the result
of . the drug's Influence rather than.
j of predemiaated murder or robbery ..Bow. playing wlt'j
j -88 the charges against him would Is- Brave8
? dicate.' ;;;' - ' ,h - ,. . " .
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THE
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TWIG
8,977.02
Due to other national banks 5,812.73
National - bank notes out- . " ' -standing
..,.! 69,845.00
Due to state and private "
banks and bankers 1,588.21
Individual deposits subject "" "
to. check .v. ., . 374,39.8,3
Demadn certiflcate of de ; ' I
noait A. i. ...... 9.67.44
Time , certiflcdtes of dt- f
posit w. . . . . t . . . . . -r.. 236,908.27
United States deposits,
$3J,13.24. postal savings t ' t
i deposlts.V $2,021.05 : .'A . . . W649
Deposits or U. S. disbursing
officers 6,866.76
: Total ..$964,169.55
State of Oregon, county of Union, ss.
I, F. L. Meyers, cashier of the above
named ba?k, do solemnly swear that,
the . bove statement is- true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
F.L. MEYERS, Cashier.
' Subscribed and. SForn to.before me
this 20th day of. June. 1912. f
(Signed) fry jj. A. .ZCRBKICK.
" " .. ' " T ' Jfotary Public.
CORF.ECT Attest: m i
1 (Signed) ' " FRED J. HOLMES,
"Signed) r . VVJ." CHURCH,
: (Signed) C. v. ' PENINGTON, '
Directors.
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the trei is inclined" an old adage and a true one. - It applies not only to trees
and chfldren, but to cities as well. La Grande as a community is just emerging
from the condition of a village' and assuming the aspect of a city. It is growing
toward! the south and the Connbrdale A dition. Anyone doubting this statement
who wffl take the trouble to walk down Washington avenue and take noWof We '
activity in i paving, 'grading,. opening ; up of streets and building operations will be
convinqed of that facti As the citjr increases in size, its growth will continue . ,
along these same lines. That is 'a matter of past experience and common sense.
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In fact, the direction in which the city of La Grande must grow has al-
r ready been determined by natural conditions and surroundings. It is hemmed in
' on one ide1 by steep foot-hills; on another side by the Grande Ronde river and .".
1 ; -.I hundreds of acres, of natural manufacturing sites that will soon be in demand;
; on the third side by the railroad tracks," shops and yards. Therefore it can only
grow tcf any great extent in ONE direction SOUTH" ', TOWARD CONNOR-
DAL. he best residence and "business section will grow AWAY from the smoke'
dirt and noise of switching engines, mills and shops not TOWARD them.
Connordale is the only large tract in th city available for a restricted,
improved arid uniformly developed residence section. The city improvements are
already in. - Property is still cheap. Within a short time it will double in value. ;
, , Think this oyer, then go down and see for yourself or let us take you over this
property, i Your own judgment will confirm the truth of these statements. .
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