La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 28, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text.... ........ , , . . , . ... .. . ' " ' . ; ; , ' " " . . , , . ' . .'. . : I , Faqk four vy;- -' , - iA-G.RDE.-KVii::a:arOiivKR- -Nv ., 'I EDITORIAL PAGE OF: THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' ,-; 'V ' ' e WRESTLERS REJECTED ' ; BY U. S. ARMY DOCTORS An Independent Newspaper. f Pobliehcd Daily and Weekly at La Grande, Oregon, by the t. rWANDB EVENING OBSERVEH -PUBLISHING CO. r n MEYERS - H. B. LEITER CLARKE LEITERi?'!''1,' nni.T'1',"' pre necinroi ynfit Pweident Vice-President Editor and Publisher j - 1 "' I Tho following clipping from a tntered at the Ppstoffice at La Grande, Oregon, as second- j Po. tiunu papw ,y he or -interest liiroit,u-v v u , ,, . rr onds and admirers ClaSS matter. , L. Tf,,i Th,. finokane who has wrestled hero on two different oc cadons. In liin appearance against Jim Noregnard on October 2nd liin shoulder was dislocated and ho was h '. V .Hmt(iriilu. ! 10 rents pur yard, Packages inaj ibo loft Bt Nash Klectrto Cq, or Mrs. O. L. Wall's, 1904 Adorns aveuue. ; J a; vv;;;"A BIG ESTATE IToni'v Vtllftr. of Miller Lux. Sim Francisco, was worth ifcifWWMl (WY1 wlrnn ho (li(!(l. Jle lliado it all in cattle and, compelled to forfeit the match after hind.' He owns 125,000 'news of land in Oregon. It is to lie hoped his holdings will he broken up and sold. Such big estates are n bar to the development of the state. , . : o ' Uni'le Sam is borrowing lots of words from the French. First, camouflage, a stage, term meaning. scenery, and now for the deceptive scenery used to mask military opera tions. Now comes "cpiestionnairre," a list of u.pstions nil; the drafted men must answer before they are divided into five classes. - The now Talc. WALTZ DREAM, Is soft and refreshing and brecMies tha fragrance of crushed flower. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. ' 11-27-tf. New shipment of Jackson Corsets. Wulllne Mlllinei'y. li-28-tf. 10,000.00 6,000.00 60,000.00 REPORT OP CONDITION OF THE LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK at Lb Grande, In the State of OrcRon, at the Clone of business on .!..;.; November 20, 1017 ' ' ' KESOURCES . Loans and discounts . : 1.037J583.03 Notes and kills rcdiscountod (other than bank ac- ' septances sold) ., Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured, none U. S. bonds (other than Liberty bonds of 1017): lir 3. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) ' 72,000.00 U, S, bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged te secure U. S. deposits (par value) V. g, bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged ' to secure postal savings deposits (par value)... U,. S. bonds and certificates of Indebtedness owned and unpledged .' ... Total U. S. bonds (other than Liberty bonds) 1 S; - and certificates of indebtedness - Libert loan bonds, unpledged, !U per cent and 4 per cent j. (Bonds, securities, etc. (other thnn U. S.): Securities other than U. 8. bonds (not includine; stocks) owned unpledged , . . .- a ' Total bonds, securities, etc Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 por cent of sub scription) Value of -banking house ... ,. ' . Furniture and fixtures . . . . .. . . Rear estate owned other than banking house lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Cash. In vault; and net amounts due from nutionul , banks Vet amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust companies Checks on other banks jo the same city or town lis reporting bank" ' Total of Items H, 16, 10, 17 and 18.. $172,753.48 Checks on banks located outside of aity or town pf . reporting bank and other cash Items I. . . Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer .v.. t.. Interest earned but not collected (approximate) .... l.iiiA.::::. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In- Surplus fund . .... .-i Undivided profits 25,1(55.80 giving one of tho factest and clever est exhibitions of wrestling ever seen here. . . j Thye writes that rcgardloSs of the ! action of tho examining physicians at i Camp Lewis, that he is feeling fine j and. that he will be ablo to wrestle' as good as ever within a short tinlo. I Remember 'the date of the Red Crass ClilmirltB; Tuesday and Wed nesday, Nov. 27 and 28. 11-24-tf. Holicl ay :Styl'(Bjr New shipment of Jackson Coisots. j Wsllins Millinery. 11-28-tf. . ! You will do well to stop In and Innpect our Immense line of FRENCH ' and PYRAMN IVORY. Prices are Right. . Quality Guaranteed. Lcv VogelDrugCo. v, 11-27-tf. Spokane, Wash. Wrestling ras given a sevoro jolt u!' the examining physician at Camp Lewla when Ted Thye, local middleweight mat star, and Jack Taylor, former Spokano lienvywclght, were turned down by tho examining board as unfit tor mil itary service. They have returned to Spokane. . ' ic Taylor tried to get Into the heavy .iHllh.rv pnrl .if thp nnldtAi'lnir ' atl mp while Thye was lined up with the I ' RUDDER WORTH. You will be Infantry. Tliye had been in the camp j in?d of REAL VALUL In a San- ..mn tirnn In fnr( ho h,l h..hn nil K not water Moiuo. uuaranieen to . cornoral's atandlna- and was In i't0 ?ive seWlcq. . Levy-Vogol Drug New shipment of Jackson Corsets. WalHng Millinery. 11-28-tf. .' ; : . When you are hungry and wish s light lunch try a hot tamale or a bowl of Chill, nt Silver-thorn's Foun tain. 11-24-tf. . . 27,7.12.83 $ 137,000.00 $ 25,f.J0.00 27,742.Si: 7,200.00 40,4(14.30 7,501.50 1,800.70 8,022.50 107,087.02 2,823.70 1,042.70 13,520.34 3,000.00 20,000 00 Total : ..l,612,07!).S4 ?200,000.00 40,000.00 .15,374.10 .? 35,693.55 Ix?3s current expenses. Interest, and taxes paid Circulating notes outstanding , i . i if... Net amounts due to National bunks Net-amount! due to banks, bankers, and trust com . .psnies . ........ . .-. . .. .. . Totol of items 81 and 32 ........ Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Keserve (deposits payable. within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to check . . , , , Certificates of deposit due in less thnn 30 days pother than for money borrowed) Certified checks . ,7.i i ' Other demand depositB (school savings) ... ; f5: Total demand deposits (other thnn bank de posits) subject to Reserve $821,080.11 Time deposits subject to Reservo (payable after 30 days- or subject to 30 days or more notice, nnd postal savings): Certificates of deposit (other than for money bor rowed) , Postal savings deposits . Total of time deposits subject to Reserve. .. .$300,410.08 United States deposits (other than postal savings): Other United States deposits, including deposits of U. S. disbursing officers Liabilities other than thoso abovo stated ' Total State of Oregon. Countv of Union, ant I, F. L. Meyers, cashier of the nbovc-nnmcd bank, do solemnly swear tlmt tho above statement is true to the best of my knowledge nnd belief. P. L. MEYERS. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to beforo mo this &!th iluv of November, 1017. , , , '-, II. A. ZUKHRICK, ' ' Notnry Public for Oreffnn. My commission expires December 13, 1020-. Correct Attest: II. S. BROWNTON. J. 0. SNOnciiASS, C. C. PENINfiTON, Directors. 0,701.70 f.0,085.00 3.1,873.30 1,820.10 071,405.60 148,335.88 00.85 1,280.72 301.410.0.S 5,000.00 10,000 00 20,000.00 ..$1,512,67914 chnrge of a squad J.' recrultit nhen ho was called before the examining board a second time and notified that ho was not physically fit for service. Thyc's turndown resulted from a shoulder which was thrown out In ono of his matches and which healed imperfectly. The examining physi cians did not announce what Tayloi-'u physical Imperfection was. . Co. 11-27-tf. New shipment of Juckson Corsets. Walling Milliner. .11-28-tf, Mavis (perfume). Mavis has been called the 'Harmony of Flowers." It is delightful. Displayed at Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 10-12-tf. PROSPEROUS; DIDN'T KNOW IT Sherwood, a busy little community fir the corner of Washington County, sixteen miles out from Portland, didn't realize its own importance un til it took a traffic census and dis covered that an average of over two hundred vehicles a day came into town and that an average of one car load a day of neighborhood products were shipped out. Of onions alone, ono hundred and sixty-five carloads were shipped during the last twelve months. The community desires bet ter roads to facilitate movement of existing traffic nnd bring a bigger tonnage into the city by the stimula tion of production that comes from better roads. Oregon Voter, I h. Victor went to Mlnam on bunin iiess this morning. An Old Man' Slomsch. ' ' As wo grow older and less active, less and less food is required to meet the demands of our bodies. If too much is habitually taken, the stomach will rebel. When a man reaches the advanced age of 85 or 90, you will find that he is a hzrc eater. Be as carelul as you will, however, you will nezaa ionally eat more thai: you should and will feel the need of Chamberlain's Tablets to correct the disorder. These tablets do not oiHraln pepsin, but strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform Us functions naturally. They also cause a gentle movement of the bowels. Adv. LOCALS And " Advertising in Brief Clean Up Wagon. , For prompt service telephone Red 35G1. Rubbish', leaves, ashes, any thing you wish hauled uwny. Gen eral transfer business, Full sized wagons. P. V. Stiles. 11-23 to 12-1 Have you a good negative? If you. have It will stand enlarging and a nice enlargement makes a beautiful present for ChriBtmas. Let us tell you about them, and make yoil pict ures that will please, sllverthorn s Family Drug Store, and the Modern Dark Room for your picture work. 11-24-tf. Special Turkey Dinner at tho Home Restaurant from 12 noon to 8:00 P.. M., 50 cents. 11-28-lt. lie Moves Things J.- L. Mars, real estate and rental 'igenYWrys and moves houses. Prices talk, AUr -i i 11-fS-tr. . PHYSICIAN ANB BURGEON ; George R. Vchrs, M. D. Special attention to womens and children's diseases.. Phone, office Main 2; Residence, Main 32. i ..; 10-21 tf. In thinking of the coming Christ mas, think of a Kodak, that you may take pictures of your friends. . The boys In France will enjoy pictures, from homo. ' Kodaks and Cameras all sizes nnd prices at Silverthoro's Family Drug Store.- ii-24-tr, , Those interested Ir white twiry, combs, brushes, -mirrors, manicur ing articles, nnd every article Iq the white Ivory lino- will find a moat beautiful display of these goods at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. .. .. . . t , 11-24-tf. : New shlpmeut of Jackson Corsets. Walling Millinery. 11-28-tf. The Woman Who Pays by cheek instead of in currency escapes a lot of worry about money matters. She has an accurate record of where her money goes and a receipt for every penny she has paid out. Besides it's bo much safer to b?vc tho cash in tho bank than in the home. Onrspp clal department for women will bo glad to 1 give information. La Grande National Bank We have the largest line of Christ- inns curds and best value ror tno money over offered hero. Newlln Book & Stationery Co. 11-2S-tf. SHELBY .NATIONAL .MAZDA LAMI'S B12TER LIGHT BETTER SIGHT with no Incronao In your light bill. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 11-27-tf. YOUR KINO OF - A SHOE) When vou find nhoe that looks -well aiid feel's ns weli as it looks; that fits as njslioo might, tp fit, and wears even beyond y.nv rcpcvtntlons-j-vou will Imv that kind of a. shoe again. ; i ; . ,- v - ;. k v That's the reason we try to give ;.rou tho' kind of a shoe and the, fit you outfit to have. THatV the kind of satisfaction we give ytii. ij ' ' " Pretty Military Shade in Meek These Orev cloth tops with hlaek vampsmilitary heels; pricey 0.00; l atent, vamp -neolin sole; price Patent vaniP)with ivory top, cither-'lenther oV white, 'white top; militarv heel; price $v.00.;; Solid color?; 111. irmvii or hlaclc, el.jo kid tops; prices, 3.00 to-ijiS.oO. ?Many pretty troin'lnviitioiis in the high heels:.; See Our Window Dnulay y ' ' , : Comfys Just In A':new shipment of "comfS-s": . just Pink, blue,1 sky," red,' plunl and gray. $1.65 and fl.Ho. . - ;.' Also a limited number of dainty satin fliiilted "niiiles" in pink, lavender and blue Priee, $3.00. ' - ; arrived. Prices, When you are having troublo with ydutsKoda cfttid are . DO t gel tlig re sults In your picture work, let 811 verthorn's Family Drug Store help you. Eastman and Ansco Kodaks, Cameras and' supplies, i. , 11-24-tf.; Special Turkey Dinner at"' Home Restaurant from 12 noon to 8:00 P. M., 50 cents. . 11-28-lt.. it Good eats and hot drinks. Try Silverthorn's Fountain, for a light lunch after tho show. ' 11-24-tLi Call up ti. Stilwiell, Retl'201 fori Money (o Loan King , David.. Pllclois, and .Jonathan On linprqvcd reaU property.. In Apples. ,-: '(.: . -1 1-1 7-U. Union county. No delays.".". Current ratea. I.a Urande investment Co. 6 1-2 per cent Moiw-y -''I $30,090 for long! term at 6 1-2 per pent Interest for Joans on Qrando Rondo valley farms. See W. ff. Sar gent at -La Grande, Investment Com pany a once. f 11-22-tf. i Plnno Tuner. Sidney Lyle is at the Foley hotel to tilde ptanoa. : 11-10-tf; -Adv. tf. Call up tho FIXIT SHOP and have us put up your stove. Phone Black 1971. 10-19-tf. A most complete assortment of Universal Vacuum Bottles of all dif ferent sizes and finishes.' Levy-Vog-el Drug Co. ll-27-t?.v Now shipment of Jackson Corsots. Walling Millinery. 11-28-tf. PEOPLES' MAUKKT 213 Fir Street Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish, and Poultry. , Shipment of Salmon nnd Halibut Received Today. 11-16-W. It's not loo early to coma In nnd seo our dollB anil toys for Christ mas. Nowllu Book & Stationery Co. ; 11-28-tf. Remember tho date of the Red Cross Chlmnrltn, Tuesday and Wed nesday. Nov. 27 nnd 2. 11-24-tf. TODAY? The Vorevm Can brings your favorite coffee to you In perfect condition. tour Qroctr BeUt Gulden Weit , Product! -J03T xioUT-' WANTED - - Apples and Potatoes To store for shipping, we have modern warehouse facilities for handling your crop. LA GRANDE FRTJlT CO. ijlflj ffl The ideal gift .for all the family' ' ' """""l IS for all the vear arnnnrl W . - . I Mm riionc Red 3681. ANDERSON BROS. , Xo. 8, Depot St. STEAM, HOT WATER AND FURNACE HEAT ING; PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL WORK. No matter how much 'money you are going to v. spend for Christmas, some should go for music :, to make your Christmas brighter. And no one thing will give so much pleasure,, to so many people, for so long a time, at so little cost as a COLUMBIA GRAF0N0LA : We have twenty different models ranging in price from $15 up one for every place, to suit every taste, and to fit ,.. every purse. We'll combine any of them, with a set of : records, into a Christmas outfit on special Christmas terms. r pH " W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.