La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 07, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JANUARY ?, 1919o LX GRANDF, FA'EXTNH CmSERVElt ,oTITREE. .J 3 , Red'. Cross 'Drug Store, Tito Prescription Store. rmmmmmmmn lei 'in ta'dranae'laat night from Portland to attend the fuuerulaof Mra,Gilluian'i; sisl', Mrs. Ida Shel j There will be no meeting toutght lot the Tuesday night Red Cross club, tor tb,e reason that thorf Is I HQ work on hand tor theiu to ito. , i Geo. Bur, ot tha U. S. railroad ! administration, haa been in La jGaunde for a few days on business. He left' for Portland this morning. I .' Mrs, N. R. Wood' was a passenger on No. 17 to Portland to visit with friundB. Social and Personal ' B. Parlett, representative of the 'American Kxpress company, has .been in La Grande on business. He returned to I'endlatou, this morning. hostess Were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson. Mr. aod Mrs. James Schil ling aud daughter, Imogens. Miss Cornel iH Price jind Blllie Smith. Mrs. Gal SturdUant Ddebaby, Eva Jean. accompanied 'by nei. mother Mrs. W'lsjlcr, sister, Mrs. Karle Doane, and brtither, Loy Wis- sler, left this laorntn tor Pendle-1 tonk whero the funeral ot the late Gale Sturdivaut will be held. The remains weYe shipped this morning I on No, 17. It. J. Green has returned to La Grundu after spending a few days at his ranch in the Mi.ua m country. Miss Walling, who has been vis iting in Boise and Kampa, Id iho, for the past few days, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carpenter who have been in La Grande to attend the funeral, ot Mrs. Denning, re turned to their homo in Hoquiam, Washington, today. Mrs. W. M. C0IH113 has gone to Pendleton to visit with her hus band, who is running a switch en gino out of there. Mi's. Eva Hutchinson, who has been spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Hawley, returned to Portland this morning. Iloyal Conlty, vho has been in La Grande on a furlough, has re turned to the Officers' Training School in Portland. Major J. Francis Drake, who haa been here iu connection with the ro organizatlo n of -.he local Oregon Guard companies into one company of the National Guard, left this morning for Portland. FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED The fire department was called to 1404 Cherry street yesterday to the home ot D. B. Ashley, to put out a cellar fire. The fire was caused from thawing out pipes and did little or no damage. ! 1 The alarm rung in on Sunday was from 81)8 Fourth street at the home of E. W. Eastman. A gasoline stove had leaked and ignited the carpet, but the fire was put out before the de partment arrived and caused, very lit tle damage. Bargains. Unparalleled -.- Bargains brresistable - NEVER INfflfE HISTORY OF LA GRANDE HAVE YOU HAD SUCH AN OPKTUNfrY 0 TO SAVE AS IS NOW OFFERED YOU AT THS TINJiL Mr. and Mrs. Bsrt Oilman arriv- Jlrs. Mary Collins .and duughtor, Agues, have just returned to their home in this vicinity after a trip to Portland, Seattle, and The Dulles, where they visited friends and rela tives. They also paid a visit to Mrs. Collins brother, Chas. Cox, ot the 13th division at Camp Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. J. G'. Stitzingcr en tertained a few friends yesterday evening nt their home on 1201 U avenue in honor of Mr. Stltzlnger's 35th birthday. The evening was spent with music and cards, after which a light lunch was served. Those present beside, the host nnd 4:1,700.00 $ 703,720.76 50,000.00 60,000.00 19,450.00 5,000.00 -10,423.83 110,000.00 24,450.00 31,423.83 I match. 3,600.00 26,000.00 I 4,163.00 ()d 1.673.06: . 6 1,347.56 1 59,709.07 G5.220.99 4,350.57 1,070.45 Charter No. 9314. Reserve District No 12. Report of Condition of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK at, La Grande, in the state of Oregon, at the close of business on December 81, 1918. RESOURCES -' Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, (ex-1 cept those shown in b and c) $ . 695,544.55 Customers' liability account of acceptances of this bank purchased or discounted by it ... lli,870.21 Totnl loans ? 807,420.76 Deduct : ' Notes and bills raliscounted (other than bank acceptances sold) (see item 57a) U. S. Bonds (other than Liberty Bonds, but in cluding U. S. certificattes of indebtedness): U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged as collateral for state or other de posits or bills payable Liberty Loan Bonds: Liberty Loan bonds, 3'i, 4 and 4V4 per cent, un pledged . . Liberty Loan bonds, 8 Ms, 4, and 414 per cent, pledged to secure postal savings deposits... 1 Bonds, Securities, etc. (other than U. S.): Bonds (other than U. S. bodns) pledged to se- cure postal savings deposits 15,000.00 Securities other tnan u. s. Donas tnoi inciuuing stocks) owned unpledged) Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. Stock of federal reserve bank (50 per cent of subscription) Value of banking house, owned and unincum bered '. Furniture and fixtures Real estate owned other than banking house . . . Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank Cash in vault and net amounts due from nation al banks Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust companies other than included in items 13, .14, or 15 Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank (other than item 17) ... Total of items 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash items .... Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer and due from U. S. treasurer Interest earned but not collected approximate on notes and bills receivable nut past due.. War savings certificates and thrift stamps ac tually owned Unpaid Liberty loan subscriptions Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund Undivided profits Less current expenses, interest, and tuxes paid. Interest and discount collected or credited, in ad vance of maturity Bnd not earned (approxi mate) Amount reserved for building fund Amount reserved for all interest accrued Circulating notes outstanding Net amounts due to national banks Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and trust companies (other than included in items 31 or 32) Total of items 32 and 33 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) sub-' ject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to check Certificates of deposits due, in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed I Certified checks '. Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to .reserve, items 34, 35. 36, 37. 38, 3!f, 40 and 41 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more no tice, and postal savings): Certificates of deposit (other than for" money borrowed ) Postal savings deposits Other time deposits , Total of time deposits subject to reserve, . items 42, 43. 44, and 45 . fnitrd States deposits (othi tb.in postal sav ings): , War loan deposit account Bills payabla. wiih federal reserve bank I.A (lltAXDKi; YVKDS AT HKATTLR i The Seattle Post-Intelligencer of a j recent date contains the follow ac count of the marrlase of a former La Grand young man to a Seattle girl: A romance which had Its begin ning when both youlig people were students ut the University ot Wash ington led to a wedding which was solemnized Saturday uyening, Do-! cember 28, at 8:30 o'clock. At a pretty home service, Miss Kathryn ; Stanton, daughter ot Mrs. Elmer II. 1 Stanton, of 4543 Twelfth avenue northeast, was married to Mr. ! Ernest Newton Patty, son of Mrs. C. j M. Hutchinson, of i.a Grande, Or.,: Rev. Norman D. Harrison, of thej University Presbyterian church offl ciatd in the presence of a large gath ering of relatives an 1 friends. The house was beautifully deco rated for the occasion with roses and greenery. GuestB were received by Miss Alargnret Stanton, 3ister of the! bride. Preceding tin ceremony Mrs.; Edward Turner sang "For You Alone." Miss Ruth Isaacs, ot Walla : Walla, played the "Lohengrin" wed-, ding march. - .- The bride was attractive In a , gown of white georgette crepe, elab orated with embroldoiy and bend ing. A long tulle veil caught with orange blossoms fell the length of tho gown. She carried a shower bou quet ot Cecelia roses. After tho ceremony a buffet sup per was served by members of the Phi Mu sorority, of which the bride is a member. Mr. Patty when at the university was a member ot the Acacia frater nity. He recently received his dis charge from the United States en gineer corps. , Mr. and Mrs. Patty loft for a short woddlng trip to Portland and other coast cities. The bride's travelling suit was blown velour with beaver trimmings. She wore a hut to CI pr flu 1 .Out-Sale OF THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY'S STORE We told you we were going to give you the greatest bargain event ever witnessed iu La Grande. By the number of people visiting our sale last Saturday, you know we made good. If you failed to visit our store on this date, by all means take advantage of this great sale immediately, because soon the good things will be gone, for we expect to close our doors for good within a very short time. We quote below just a few of the many wonderful bargains offered you, and there are thousands of others just as good the store is fairly ablaze with attractive bargains. CHANTEY REVIVED Sailors' Songs Heard Again in Navy Incentive to Work. 1,143.1 2,500.00 (From the Auckland, New Zealand, Herald) Among the many curious minor re sults of the war is the revival of the "chantey" the song sung by sailor men as an accompaniment to their work when hauling or. heaving on the ropes. One lot of Men's Dress and Work Shoes, all kinds, all sizss. Values up to $7.00. Choice of lot for final close out $2.9S One lot of Women's Dress Shoes,. all kinds, lace and button styles, values up to $7.50. For final close out $2.98 We offer an assortment of Graniteware comprising pans, kettles, etc' Values up to 70c, Choice for the final close out No. 2 Galvanized Wash Tubs worth $2.75 regular. Sale price for final close out ?1.49 Large full size Cotton Batts. Worth $1.50 regular. For final close out 93 Best quality of Dress Ging hams. Values up to 40c. Final close out price, per yard 23 One lot of Women's Untrim med Hat Shapes. Velvets and Felts. Values up to $3.50. Final close out price 19 ' . Apron Check Ginghams, worth 30c. Our closing out price, per yard 19 One lot of Woolen Dress goods, all kinds, values up to $2.50. Fin al close out price, per yard Best quality of Dress Percales in light and dark colors. Values up to 45c. Final close out price, per yard . 23 One lot of Women's Cotton fleece lined under vests and pants. Values up to $3.00. Final close out price, per garment We offer Men's Cotton Fleeced Undershirts and Drawers. Value up to $1.50. Final close out price, per garment 19 . One lot of Plaid Gingham ef fects, worth 30c. On sale, per yard 15 Men's 25c Linen Collars, all sizes and styles, 2 FOR 25 One lot of Men's and Boys' Over coats, values up to $30.00. Choice of lot $7.15 Remember We Quit Business for Good The Golden Rule Company i NEW TODAY j iiwiuliior Is very u.t to bring u, ro- i urn of tliis disease and there should bo no let-up throughout the winter months of (he following easily ob- Curiously enough, the revival comes' LOST Lady's black purse, contain- sol ved precautions. rcmeniborliiK I from America. The business-like U.I jng check and some jewelry. Fir!-'hat influenza is far easier to pre S. A. eovernment 'has appointed an, ,. r,.i,n-n t observer It- I. :ve:it than cure. 11,038.57 i old salt Stanton Jf. King of Boston,! , l-7-:;tp! I'lriucnsu la a crowd disease. who learned chantey singing forty! Avoid crowds as much as possible. 184.29; veal., ago to the position of chief ,... .,.,, vr- rv.ii Influenza germs spread when Inner 4,470.40 1,113,944 1)51.40 4li0.0ti 11,721,25 100,000.00 20,000.00 10,485.43 1,028.89!. 9,885.00 71,378.93 39,730.30 10.20 "chantey-man" in the American mer chant marine. tnantey singing nas uecniieu wilii liut CHILDREN'S SF.WIN'G done. 902 Pcnn. Phone Illack 051. l-7-5tp 011,119.52 the passing of the sailing vessels, our American cousins arc building a large fleet of wooden sailing boats, and this revival of the chantey is con sidered important, as it increases team work when a orew is pulling on .,..., or hnuvintr thf unrhnr In Steam 10009 '(iHvessels one rare'y hears a chantey. 50 OOOo'o I No doubt chanteys are as old as the 1 839 z5 : nilis. we can hiiiiusi. hum iii-ui the crew of 'a Roman galley trolling: out a ditty as they sweat and strain I at the oars., But'thc period of 'dis-j covery," when sailing was in its zen-: ith, was the time for the chantey. Shakespeare leaves us one in "The Tempest:" . The master, the swabber, the boat swain and I, ' The gunner and his mate, Lov'd Moll, Meg, and Marian, Margery, ant or c;ireksB persons Hneo.e or jrough wllliou'. usin'i ii handkerchief, il'over up each couitli or sneeze. Do juot uplt on the fl'ior, sidewalk, in WANTED Lady to do general h.xno-1 .,, r,.,,t cars or public pli;ees. Avoid work. I'hone lied 382. ' l-7-tp i the use of common drinking cups t .lm riiliiT towela In public places. WANTED Nursing by practical Ureal he some relalble germicidal nurse at private home. Cull at l07ind anllseptlc air to destroy 1 1 Sixth street or phone Farm 701. germs that find lodgement III your l-7-3tp i cose and thro it. j Remember, no sufer precaution FOR SALE Darn 10x14-feet, sui! .-inguinal Influenza could be employed able for 8 head of horses, also I2:'n .thht manner thuli to get from .,, f i.... hv fr sr.o.oo and i the nearest drug siore a complete nnn ) il.h , - lllv'l feet miitnll'e for H.Voillei Outfit Consisting Of you may make yourself pV ictlcully Immune to Infection. All these suggestions about Kpnn Ish Influenza are equally true In the prevention of colds, ralurrh or nose and lllioat, bronel.llbl and even pneumonia. Don't become careless. Do your pan. Keep the germs away. You may nave yourself a serious Illness nnd tJio loss of sev erul weeks work. LA fl It AND I'" PHARMACY. Fine lines of all kinds of stationery in boxes and in bulk you will find at Silvertliorn's. 1-4-3); FAMILY DRUG STORE LA ORANDt.OBCGON. MONIOV TO LOAN. On Improved ronl properly In tJ-ulon county. No delays. Current ates. La tlrunde uvestment Co. J THE BIG 4-LB. PACKAGE OF Aunt Jemima Pancake garage at $15.00. J.,L. Slurs. 1- l X . Accounting for It. Young l-'lt.inxMlle (lo Isn't it rather strange, doetor. that at i toy age I Iinven't cut my wisdom teeth ami yet?" IientKt (eulmly) "(ill, I don't jkhow. Perhaps there Isn't enouu'h Rut none of us car'd for .Kate. lwloin buck of them to pusn them Those old Elizabethan mariners who 1 through.' iroaraed the world in their frail hot- toms have left us many interesting; Cottage drove to Walker road of (iK.C.r.l.no'examples of their chantey songs. They: four mlte to be paved. Will cost 9.34H.77 loved to pflt into rhyme somr gailantj 174,000. , hot He : of the Pure oil of Moyomel and u little vest-ivickut hard rubber In haling device, Into which a few i idroos of the oil in poured. You! .'enlist) inui" " ". yiMl UUrill's IU? Uil HIM i;n tl liun hour or ho put it In your mouth mid ilfav ilm-p IrrcjitliM of itB pun., ihmiI iK k:mi Jtlllirm air Into tho hh Hiifc'B of your nosu, " throat ami illllfH. Ily dcHtroyliiK iroriun nefor? thoj actually Ix-K'n work in your Mood. Flour, 55c 2:;2,2:;:;.8tj 124.221.09 30,000.00 feat of their comrade, and onenf fheir favorite chanteys was that tcll-'i in(f of Drake's exploit iff sailing round j the world, which begins: See every manin the Pelican, ! Which round the world dd go. .j Another praising tne lands 01 the! Liabilities fr rediscount includes? those with bank (see item Id) S'panish Influertza More Deadly Than War ,t.,iI enntWent liabilities (3.. b and cf. . 4:'..,0.fH) Of the to. loans and discount shown aIkivc. the amount on which tO terrstaml discount was charged at rates in excess of those permitted by law (Sec. Slflt, Rev. Stat.) was $0. Th number of feWh loans was none. C.,..f Orpnn. C.Win'J I. itovin. SS.l (S i(!,T 3 Scroggin, cashfer of the aWive-ttamed'a.ank. do solemnly swearj &-t ,fL above sU.ment gDtrve to .e besof mv hnni-Vdge and belief. 1 - T J. KORfVfiU.V. Cashier, subscribed and sworn tu,befpeie thi "tlgjdav of JanuiWy, SQ,'!!. -!s C. M. llt MI'HKKVg 19) J'UOIIC lor VL'un. ft1 i nr: 9ti 58 far west commenced: federal reserve - jWestward ho! with a rumbelow, j . ...$ 4:;.70tf.G4And hurrah for the Spanish Iain OI Sulil That, lii.lili ini Cot W And when the men of Devon straui-; Live 'than Anewe-an In eo on tfcc ropes and the anchor in some! . Ihitilc. Hanger Not iu r 9 distant clime they loved to ruminaei an their native land in the words: I he appallMlK r.n.tres ot Mianiwy For oh! it's the hcrris and the good fluenza li this country are pei - brown beef, 'hajis besficulied I y in 'ii.eii Sly commission p;rcs hent. r-.. i ' i. CORIiO'T Attest: J. C. HKNVV, w. o. con n. J. I.. CAVlOiS, o o Am! the rider and cream so while. 'recently made that mote Without a doubt the chantey 8 n Gt st.Hwl In liltln more Elm-r-bl. inr.t!v In wnrlt ami . lUOlltll IrOlll Ulis lliwas'l (Americans have hit onQgei idea to through our whole eMi'Qu jincrcasc their seamen's morale. i participation In the battles . ........ . " The 1:,ln .ft.ulrf rfn Is nar( Tim.' 'JUT create it (l.ng'T n'STJ dent lis than a '" mouth Ot llW I Tided Washlneion .'imthc same to nulliorltie 'add young finh stoes to the great tendency Islreara that lb the tUte buu.Qy. 'hj peril 'Is the deal Jinc lo ting-'. HIHlgp IS OQ'O LH 'Hle-tc dee I U n b''!icv! t u'"ii I AS YOUNG IAS ! JOUR KIDNEYS ! Tho nTtt f you, fi KMM7NA i TIO.V OF I'OIHCjW from jour bodf. This don, roi ro lir lo be a hundred nd enjoy tti onJ tlnrs of lif" with mtirh "pep" ynu did win in th ' uprinictaite of youth. K-! your body . iu w ytnnilion, tlit's thivt. Wstrh iUe kidney . Tliry hltr sn . p'irify th blood, all cf vthU h booi pHnfs through thm inn. eyrry thre ; mini tec K"9 ttmrn rrn n arid fn ; jir'iper working rdiion arid ymi Tiflv) 1 n t h m i ar to 1t-nr, Orivi I'm iKiin(iiia ! nnd diadl.ri)iirii' a. id a'TimMiln- tifn from rrur avtem. Tak tttI,ft MKIAI, nvrin OH ( apid and yotf will atwAya he In good CtnVtion. Von wi Jrf strong and vigoro-ia with Tirvr and elanti'- muailea. f.nA XIKItAL Hmi)"rn Oil t'anm.ef , urr imfKir'od diJ I Irotj the labfra t'-'k - nt Ilaarbin. Inland. 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