La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1918, Image 4

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THURSDAY, MAY 16, 191
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The Observer
: Aft Isdcpsndem) Newspaper
. . Published Daily and Weekly at
t La Grand, Oregon;. -Lo
Grande Evening Observer
Publishing Company..
BRUCE DENNIS. Publisher.
the women are tnuly the "help
meets" in distress. They huvcv risen
most majestically, to the oeeasion in
the present war. The places in the
vorations usually occupied, by men
me not being filled through any fad
or desire for notoriety by the women,
but are ' filled bceouRa the mnl
I." . I .. . .l. n t r I -
U OrandvOrecon, aa Second-class j"10 mea ara bcin thinned and these (
Matter. ! places must be filled by some one in
Address All Communications to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
City OfficiaJ Paper. County Official
' Paper.
Evening Telegraph Report of United
Presi Association. -
..... '.. .. T.' IIBPOIIf Off THf COXlMiti.V Olf-THE
i United States National Bank
At U Grande,-in the' Slate of QnKon. qt (iw Iok of Jiiu(iiea on May
' Resources, . : '
Loans and discounts ..' .- ,,,,.(774,049.80 '
' -Total loans ..... J.'i ........... ,' . 77(i,049.80
Notes and bills rcducounted (other than bunk ... '
acceptnccs sold..., .... .$(14,300.00 '.',-' ' .' ,
Foreign bills of exchange ondrafts soul witti '' ' '
inuorsemeni or tnis name ...... o,oou.uu
"Young Fellbwa j
With -Grit!
Home way. Jn nil aurh demand! the', vuiuef Z.7. ... 7.V.. . V; BO.OOOj
i vwmiih IKIYC nut iuii- u. ,o. OUIKIB miu Id LI! II'UICB UL JI(UUlttMIieaB
,i n,.. ...in ..:i t owned anu unpieuireu
.,. . ..".. V.y: I Premium on U. S. bonds..
00 ;
qo.ooo.oo
On Sale in Other Citiea
Sregon Hotel News Stand, Portland.
Imperial News Stand, Portland,
' Multnomah Hotel News Stand,
, Portland.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
. By Carrier r
Dally, per month ...... ....... ...65c
Pally, per three months ,...$1.95
Dally, per six months In advance (3.75
Daily, per year in advance. .... .$7.50
paily, single copy 5c
By Mail
Dally, per year in advance...... $5.00
Daily, per six months in advance $2.50
thing they nro more responsive than
ir on to tho necessities of the times.
But this is not the only avenue in
which the women of the country are
dtlng a full part in the job of lick
ing the, kaiser.
Women were instrumental in ob
taining 50 per cent of the subscrip-
Liberty. Loan Bonds, ,'1J per. cent and, 4 per
cent unpledged
Liberty Loan Bonds. .'11 and 4 ner cent, nledured.
to secure postal suvings deposits ....... . ,. 5,000,00.
Payments actually made on Liberty i't per. - y.,',
cent Bonds ,
Bonds, other than U. S. bonds pledged to bhj
cure postal savings deposits
Securities, othor than U. S. bonds (not includ
' ing stocks) owned unpledged
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U.S. '
Kindle nt lutornl RotPfVi. Ttnnlf ffirt npi- rant.
tons to the Third Nationul I.oun, ac- 0f -subscription
cording to Mrs. Antoinette . Funk, Value of Banking House. ,t
, . '., , , i equity in Ullimiiig nuuse
vice chairman of the Woman's Na-! Kurnjtura and fixtures
tio.ial Loan Committee: Reul estate owned other than banking house.
15,000.00
l,858.8fi
20,000.0(1
Lawful Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank.
This is thi greatest and moat !,, i vault and net amounts due from, iui- Ibsffi't-'
constructive niece or war work which 1 uonai nnnxs
Dai y, three months In advance. . $1.25 heen done by women," Mrs. Funk
' iuiiy, iter iiiuiuii , ... ..,..uvv
The fiuturday Evening Observer, by
mail, per year in advance $1.50
Weekly Observer-Star, by mall, per
year, in ailvanco. ..... $l.S.u
j 1 1 ' 1 1
My Country Tla of Th., Swnt Land
f Lltwrty."
IIAISE IT (JUICKLY
Tho call is out to, raise the quota
' for . tho Red Cross drive in a day.
-Hint Is the way to do it and it can
easily be done.- This amount is easy
' coinparod with the bond 'subscriptions
fij.d it will not full hcuvily on any-
one. ' v "' ..v
Firty-three more, boys of Union
County are called upon, or will be,
. within the next few days to take up
any part of the war ' work which
is assignedto, them. .It., is for such
as them that the great Red Cross
organization is to be, maintained,
When these young men can respond
to the imperial cMl, it ought to be
nothing lBH ,thnn a,nlcasur i to. ,con-(
; tribute the trifling ' amount Whicih is
neoded to maintain the Red Cross.
: There Is another angle from which
to view tho case. . All over this coun
try women, are working without re
compense to supply the materials
needed by the administrators of the.
Red Cross appliances ''over there."
When these workers can ,' neglect
tilth household duties and even toil
into the hours of the night to meet
the needs of the soldiers, all can af
ford to make equal sacrifice and meet
thili- part of the main contribution.
And even If it were necessary to go
hungry for a while to do ft, the sn
ci if Ice would be none too great. But
thews is no necessity to go to this
length. There is money enough for
Una small demand, and it should be
raised, ns has been suggested, in a
single day. . , ,
' That is just what, most likely, will
, be done.
showing that the women of Phila
delphia raised $52,000,000 and tho
women of Pittsburg $35,500,pOO,
quota prescribed through their com
miltccs. ' ' . '.'
Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin was chair
man of the Women's Liberty Loan
Met nirmnntrt line from hanks, bankers and trustBlfiBfajlfBll&?Wfr
companies 3,284. 1
declared when she quoted figures Checks on other banks in the same city or town ' , :
as reporting Dame
Total of Items 14. 15, 10, 17 and 18. ........$ 42,704.21
Checka oil banks located outside of city or '
. town of reporting, bank' and other cash ; '
Items i : .. . - ,
while tho : women of Delaware le Redemption fiiml with U. S. Treasurer and due ,'
all states with 120 per cent of the lleipimale V "
on Notes and Bills receivable not past'
due ', ..
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps, ;
actually owned ' '
Total ..... '
Linhilities.
Committee of Washington, D. C.,! Capital Stock paid in
with Mrs. Woodrow ' Wilson tho hon-''UmJivi(1(,d profitg'".' Y. !". '. '. '. 7. '. '. 22,415.47
orary chairman and the cabinet worn- j Less current expenses, interest, and taxes puid 14,094.77
Amount reserved lor an interest uccrueu.
" ' :
M I
1!
$711,749.80 , ,yl "f
'i i? wkf vi
80,000.00 1 J j, j
H
7,100.00 S il l
21.868.88' I "llt'Tlt
''!'' - i$t&i f i
, $3,000.00 i . f-fff I f I m
2fi.O0O.O0!1. IjS -(
2,975.00 I ' f: ,
. 45,391.85 j; mj mil
30,687.31. ! J& 8 If!
if S JhiM m I II
2,792.79 j l'"ly''to Jj !
, 8,871.42: j V f ! I
2,500.00 ; j j 1 , Hnifi
7,500.00 ' S$&&&?''" munfo
! . i
221 24 1 1 ' '
'9filla2!38' CopyI'clll"I0I!artSc:;-:1Kt:":l:I
$100,000.00 if
20,000.00 i i
When you are older you probably expect Jo
go on Into th army or. navy. You don't have
to wait until then to help the fellows over there.,
'SAVE FOR THEM NOW
One way to save is in your clothes; buy good
ones that last a long time and; save the wool
and lubpr our fighters needs. , V.
Hart Schaffner & Marx; -1
Clothes are made to look well and last long. The
styles nro the ones ytii want.
We guarantee to satisfy you
Our Men'd Department can outfit you. New
goods nrrive every day. " '
Stetson njjd Gordon Hata.
Ilormnn Army Shoes. '
; Tilt nnil Nottleton Shoes., "
, Merchandise' of Quality Only, :i"
I
on members of tho committee..
Circulating Notes outstanding . ,
It was a work, also, in which par-j Net umounts due to Nationaf banks
Not amounts due to banks, Dangers ana trust;
...y
7,720.70
7,500.00
60,000.00
s.eofi.fii
tisnnshlp ; cut " no figure. ' The re
port which contains tho foregoing in
formation says that Mis. Nicholas
Longworth, daughter of ex-President
Roosevelt, was one of tho .most ac
fvo of workers in the recent Third
Liberty loan.
I0i'l'OI'KI('H WII.I, (T.OSK
' The postofflco will bo closed to
morrow,' Friday, May 17, on ac
count; of th.i State Election. The
General Dollvory. Registry, Stamp
and City Carrier Windows will be
opon for one hour In tha morning,
from nlno to ten o'clock.
: Rural , Delivery as usual. . . .
V , K. E. Bragg, PoBtniositer.
Have money and buy your coffee
nt Potman's, on Saturday. ,
5-l(l-2t
NOTHING ELSE LIKE
IT IN LA GRANDE
companies i,uu.ij
Total of items 32 and 33 :.'........ 14 JlOfl.OO
Individual, deposits subject to ('hock.,.'.,....,.', '.' 017,141.25
CorUnrnlr nt ilanbsita duo in less than 30 days
(other than for money borrowed) ........ . 38,202.90
Total of demand deposits ....$555,344.21 .
Certificates of deposits (other than for money
borrowed) i .... .
Postal Savings deposits ..... ... . .'... .
Othi,r time deposits
Total of time deposits ...,$179,195.57
War Loan deposit account .-. .$ 20,595.00
Other U. S. deposits, including deposits of U.S.
disbursing officers
Total '.,
Liabilities for rediscount, including those yith ff(r
Federal Resorve Bunk ' .
Total contingent liabilities ,
State of Oregon, County of Union, ss: ,
I. T. J. Scroggin, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is. true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
' T. j. SCROGGIN. Cashier.
."' Subsciilied and sworn to before methia:l6th::'d;av otjflnv. 1918.-". "
' C, M. HUMPHREYS, 1
Notary Public for Oregon
, WM, MILLER,'
. GEO. H. COCHRAN.
J. C- HENRY, Directors..
f.0,483.0
9,41(i.73
$103,295.19
26,595.00
901,102.38
04,300.00
64,300.00
GHI1MAX BIFLIiS TO UK SOUGHT
NEW YORK, May 15. All Inves
tigation Into alleged holdings for
Cei'man account in the United
States of 1.000,000 Mauser rifles, j land
Before be Unlte'd Stutcs entered
ho war Cupaln Tauscher, who - Is
he husband of Madame Gadsltl, tho
opera singer, and who was acquitted
of conspiracy to blow up. the Wel-
Canal and. later received a
There has never been anything
In La Grande with the INSTANT
action ' of simple buckthorn bark, ! machine guns and ammunition wlll safe conduct lo Germany, was ro
glycerlno, etc., as mixed In Adler-! Me begun hero tomorrow by Mortln ported to be engaged actively In
l-ku. ONK SPOONFUL Hushes the
ENTIRK bowel tract so completely
It rolleves ANY CASH sour stomach,
gas or constipation and prevents ap
pondicltls. The INSTANT, pleasant
action of Adler-I-ka surprises both
doctors and patlonts. C. D. Putnam.
-Adv.
WOMEN'S PART IN WAIl.
i There 'is no longer doubt ns to
what women nro able to accomplish
in' the great trial which now con
fronts the nations battling for world
'democracy.- As in all other trials standing.
AI;Tl lt Tintl'IH YHAItS.
Many nion and women nro nick
and don t Know It. Sonio never
discover' that they have kidney
trouble until thoy apply for- Wis
Insurance. The kidneya are work
ing nii the time, filtering poisonous
waste nut of the blood stream, and
when they become weakened or de
ranged, bnckacho, pains In sides
and grolas, so-called rheumatism,
Innguldness, swollen Joints nnd
other sympnina develop. W. 11.
Mobs, Ogden, Ark., writes: "Foley
Kidney Pills relieved mo of Bcvcrc
Rlunoy troubles or throo years
Sold nverywhoro.
"The Wolf at the Door"
A lioaltliy, robust savings art'imnt
keeps tlii? "Wolf from llie Dooi'."
Jt's n Imrrier iigainst. many til" (lie
evils wliieli beset people with small
ineomes. '
Ibiw is it with you ?
Do you keep a savings ai-eiinnt?
A savings necnunt at our bank ena
bles women, clerks, nieehanics and
others to accumulate a reserve that
will be available in times of need.
AVc always stand ready to help you
in vour effort to save nionev with
which to keep "The Wolf from the
Door.'
Member Federal Heserve System
La Grande National Bank
E. Lewis, Attoriiey-Qenoral of tile
stnto of New YoTk.
' About GO witnesses will bo examined.
Reports current tor two years ;
that Germans have stored largo
military supplies III the United
Stntns will be run to earth', accord
ing ' to Deputy ' Attornoy-Cenera!
Hooker. Tho Inquiry, he says, will
seek to establish whether they havo
any foundation' In fact or are mere
wlll-o'-th-wlsp-rumors."
All persons that the Atlorney
Gonoral's olflce or Army Intelli
gence office know or believe to
have assisted In spreading the re
ports will be asked for tho sources
of their Informatioa. '
Mr. Decker said that he would bo-
Kin tho Inquiry with an open mind
not knowing whether thore was any
Until In the renors or not.
purchasing munitions and storing
them.
In February, 1016, he appeared
at the New York District Attorney's
officio and asked that a search bo
made for a broker who, be said, bad
disappeared ufcr receiving money on
a contract for cartridges. He jrlam
ed that the broker agreed to deliv
er 1,01)0,000 cartridges In. February,
191 C, and was paid, $10,375, one
quarter, of the price, but vanished
without delivering the goods. In the.
absence of corroborating evidence a
warrant was refused by Chief Mag
istrate McAdoo. '"
In Novoinber, 1015, there wore
published reports Hint more than
Fotltioa for holding Uw brash
II
HRUCE DENNIS
Ciin.liilnlc for Republican Natiopal
Committeeman at the Primary
Election, May 17, 1918.
I believe a political committee
should elect candidates; not select
thrill.
, 'the Republican party is 10(1 per
iri-iit American. Its business now i
to help win the war. .Let w join to
gether and make the Republican parly
,in Oregon real, live, active '"jtitu
i tioii for all mernber instead of a
:elni'ly woven 1'erRonitl Mnrhine.
LittiiecoljMr Right ideot jaw
Arrow, ,how diractlon tor bruihlns
Ont tm Siri of Informmlti ArticlM
M ZKnll fnlwu-'Vo. 4
How to Brush Teeth
MOST Tooth bnuhintr U
doDCveryttioushtleaIy.
It doci not remove food
dtpoilli from ftll th surfaces
or tht ttvth and the mouth.
From throo to flrt ailnittB aro
rtqulrod to accomplish any
thin it like a tborouuh cleanum
of thatoeth. Atleaitthiamuoh
Uratshouldboapentafler meals .
and at nttiht beforo ratlrlmr.
Moit decay of the teeth laka
filace during the night or rest
HI houra.
Thetooth-braahmvatnotbetoa
coane and stiff, and tt should
at bo drawn atratsht acrosi
theteetb. Tbepropermathodlt
tObruihtrgmtbaBUmstowarda
tht cutting: edge of tho teeth
with a all ant circular motion.
Avoid tho uie of coarse or atril
ly tooth-powder. and all tooth
pastea containing aoap, and all
mouth waihee purporting to
cure or prevent dental trouble.
Alter c.ich brusblog.the mouth
ahould be rloied out with luke
warm wattr. The tooth-brush
ahould be cleaned ud cpt dry
when not la uee.
Bmr4 tDiil Bxamtmm
The home of Hart. Sr.haffner 8f Marx All-wool Clothes !
.Jmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
J50l),000 worth of munitions hnd
been stored hi a Now York loft and
wore being watched by1' Federal
detctives who had beon lustructedj
iu prevent iiirir-reiiioviii.
J.J...U 1. --' .. I -. I..I..I - - ' '- - --
Captain Tauscher was credied Biidgijport, . Philadelphia and elsa
wlth having Duiclmaed them In where. : , .
Vote: 35 X PERCY R. KELLY
of Linn County -. ,
, . for -
JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT .
Practiced law since 1802.
Circuit Judge since 1010.
' Justie is patriot isrh's proudest
bpaat and loyalty's grentest aid. :
Topless Sport Model
Look Your Best and' Be
Comfortable in a
U ())
FkONT LACE CORSET j
-the only corset with the patented
VENTILE
Back and Front Shield j
lie fitted to the corset designed for ;
your figure. There are I
t,.A,yiii.i,ia, .titiur.i.a
for every figure. They are always
fitted by a scientifically trained cor
sctier. This ' .service goes with the
corset and such comfort. -
A full lino of the latest models al
ways on hand. ' Priced at $2.00 and
up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Ret. 1702 Oak. Thouo lied 3221
0. P. HOFF
,'v4t
' JW STATE
; V TREASURER
Trn inn miinml i
The corporation and the individual who yant
cd special privileges from mc as Labor Commia
sioner and did not get them are fighting me for
State Treasurer. Some of their newspapers are
fighting me becauseI have stood firmly for a
square deal far those whcTwork. This I shall
continue to do. Stand by nie, fellow workers,
and we will make the. state treasurer's office
an office -of tho common people.
Paid. Adv. O. P. HOFF.
y
equest:-
Of our Customers and many prospective' ones, w-e have decided to put on a de--liveiy,
a most efficient one, Prompt and Reliable.
Uegiiiiiing loday, May Kith, we willwill make three deliveries daily to all
1 torts of the city.
Kadi Pclivcry will leave promptly on the hour, so please order early.
1st leaves at S a.m.; L'nd at 10..10 a.m. and :ird, at 4 p.m.
P.y a little mure work on our jiart, we are able to do this without adding any
expense There will be no charge. The price, of meat will not advance, in
tact, it is only a matter of a few days until we will be able to lower our already
low prices.
STIL WELL CASH MARKET
M. A. Stilwcll.'
Across the track. Next door to the Hoovcmcd Grocery.
Where you save ouevery purchase.
1 1 ' . LA GUANDK, OREGON ,!
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I'll 111 adv