La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1919, Image 3

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x THURSDAY, JULY 10,-1519
OKSNDE EVENING OBSERVER
RedCross
1 PrugVjStore i
The FreacriptSw BtortC 9
" TfJ. AT IT IS"
V The test place to take your car If
It does not work tike It used to. The
rftandard ' Auto Repair Shop, corner
Adams and Fir. Ed. Cyr, I'rop.
qgr W
- ... . rca
rypitying g
The
Community's
Growth
if 'J. -'.
The pi-ogress 'of this
institution reflects
tbe progress of
La Grande.
...
lhroufili a connec
tion with us. the
business man is
affordodlnol only .
an absolutely reli-
able depoiijjry for
bis funds, mit the
unbiased judgment
and willing co-operation
of the pro
gressive men behind
this institution.
Commercial ac
counts are .cordially
invited.
United States
National
Bank
La Grande, Ore.
aa2P qgp top www
WHY tOOjt OLDEB
TH A YOU ASS? ; '
It it' Ostonisllin; fto mnnf '
Homcn through lark of attesi
tiop am wsarinj! corsets that
. ;iv'e Snore mature, mpfiear
ati to trie figuna tbM it.
j!iou!4 haw, and toasequof.t-
ly they aprear t b t
jaot oUaf ttuMthrj r.
frove tka coditicO it
will come to oP forest
o& forest (P- 1 1
get 9 toinl Ti-
artment and met
tint ev the 1
9 T ,tA fnrtK
Pauline tederle
0D
1 IT1 nnjT'ATTn'tt
rj Dm 1:
Mityc'ele0Ojji Gets Speeders
CHlzons touftUng to the Chautau
qua hiquuus at the. pork have been
pulled up frequently iby tne city's
spoed cop for (speeding. The cod
Igira to have 5 put it over some
or mo) motorists, havfhg arestl
them while they were driving outside
,11 ho ..city limits, though oeKiaiT.
neither cop nor epeeden have yet
discovered) thie to be the case. Val
ley street, which leadB straight out
to the pa:k, Is Jus.on the edge of the
&ty. The line defining the city lim
it runs stralglrt down theocenter of
the btreet . and 'cars going to the
piirk, if keeping on,tlw proper side
of the load, the right side, are there
fore outside (he city cop's jurtaiic-
Won. Cars returning from the park,
however, must i?avel on the Inside
)t the, road and are therefore with
in the city litmus and liable to
taken up it they open up too wid
I eaves for School ! Kast
Ml-B Amelia' Collir leaves till
evening on No. 18 to: the east, to
visit uetatlvea in th middle west
and Ithen to go to "New York, where
she Will spend a year .iflittiending the
New York Library school. Miss Col
lier, who la . the daughter of John
Collier, city manager, will stop in
Chicago for a time on the way east
Friends here wfeh her success' in bet
woak.
Soldier Takes Fohltlon
CantoajrdO' Baoolnf, who returned a
coupte ot wdeke ago from oversea;
service with the 146th Field Airtil
leiy, has taken poeHtion 1n the
KlntBly s shoe shop. Mr. Bacclnl
conducted a entail shoe sttap of his
Drlends here are glad 'to se him ea-
own before gohig to the war and his
tablishlng blmsetf aaln in . La
Gran '4ft.
Goes on Camping Trip .
"Sandy" Ladlgalr and Harvard
Townsend loft yesterday morning In
a- Ford truck for the top of Mount
Emily, to spend- aibout' ten days
cwlmping.' The Krlp was mad'o in
about ' four hours, the call being
dnrmi by Robeifc Eraahbler.
rarcnls of Seven Pound Gli l
News hate been received of Ithe ar
rival of a seven pound irlrl at the
lum've.of Mr. and- MMj.- C. M. Baker,
at Rexbmrg. Ida. Mrs. Baker was
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Charter No. 3655. Reserve District No. 12.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK .
at La Grande in the State of Oregon,
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, (except
those shown in b and c)
U. S. bonds deposited to secure ' circulation (par
value) .' 72,000.00
U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness
pledged to secure U. S. deposits (par value) . . 10,000.00
U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness
pledged to secure postal savings deposits
(par value) .' 5,000.00
U. S: bonds and certificates of indebdedness
pledged 83 collateral lor State or other de-
posits or bills payable 75,000.00
U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness
owned and unpledged '. 10,000.00
Liberty Loan Bonds, 3, 4; and 4'A percent, un
pledged 71,000.00
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not including
Btocks) owned unpledged 10,720.68
Stock of Federal Reserve. Bank (50 per cent of , ;
subscription) '.-..'.'
Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered 48,036.70
Furniture and fixtures . .'. ;
Real estate owned other than -banking house......
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank
Cash in vault-and net amounts due from national
banks'
Net amounts due from banks, bankers and trust ,
companies other than included in Items 13,
14, or 15 ..: '
Check on other banks in the same city or town s
reporting bank (other than Iterrl 17)
Total of Items 14, 15, 16, 17;.and 18 !i!.i.ll
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 .-..'
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps ct
ually owned
Total ; .-
UAtlUTIi.H.. .
Capital stock paid i
Surplus fund 'i
Undivided profits j 2SJtit.2&'
Interest and discount collected or credited, in ad
vance of maturity ajid not' earntii
' mate) '
Amount reserved for taxes .accrued
Amount reserved for jill interest accrual
Circulating notes outstanding
Net a-nounts due to National banks '
Net arrleunts due to bants, bankers, and tnist com- a
names (other thai included in item
Certified checks outstanding
. Total of Itr-mt 32, 33, 3, ami 3. '. . ZfiCHM
Individual deposits subject " clwca
Certificates of drpneit due in lrss tkA Jl days ,.
(ottser tkn to money borrsawd '.. '
Dividends unpaid '.
Other demMd deposit. System Hainf Accouritif " '
Total of demAfil' iftfosits (otef tk hnk (5ef.
it.it subject t lVfr(. Itfioa 3, 3?, 3, .
n. nd T ..' : MN03ZM
Ctrtificetes f dtpivit ottf tli tor 0rmy fcnr- '"
Tod) "
Postal ntvinft spite
Total of Urn dsfuwtts aubjci-t to fcecT, Itoms
2, M, i 1 s . . .: 3'.X,5.'4
Oti,-: Uni4 Mat ekposiio, tflclwitr uposita ,
' .of I'. K. 4atit officers , tV'l'.a)
BilT f ayobit Ottlt csl tv:k .
Tott . ........... v ....... . . . . A , t.l9,W2.:i?
ST.T:.Ol' OllT.VW, COlH?TV )" fSIO!U,
T. T. ?..Wcyra, 'siiee of tho above-niBro1 bank, 9n oolcmnty FWBsr
the tfce 'u7r.8 is trtc to0 the tcsft of tiy fcio-wle(e and belli.
. f. E. WEYKRS. Cashier.
SubscTihjjd and eoi Oo befcomc Wiis 5th day of 5uly, 1919.
O Chas. II. Reynolds, ttJotar Public for Orcjyi.
Commission expires February 29, 1920 o ,
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formerly Jjlss CCsle oodDOugh, ot
mis city, , , -i . ., . t
Unlveiflty Htudent Here
MlsaQKulh GHkey arrived in the
city this niornlng0to be th guest of
hur euiA, M!iss Mabel DouglaB-,forl(a
Ir9r. Maw Gilkey has been at
tending the UnlvetfOty of Waiihiug-ot
ton and Is nosv on her way east,
Left JorJPortliuul
Aire. wttwiuru iwv una
8Alng for Portland, to visit with
'loiatives, alfter having apent the loat
two months with her daughiterj, Mis.
Frank Bay and Mm. Floyd Char
boneao of this city.
Slotored (opportune
Throe caib of La' Grande people
left Itihls morning for Spukane, tc
upend their vacatlim. Mr. and Mis
H. H Clcavereand faailly, Mr. and
Mrs. Hasafrt end ftiinily and Mr
'amd M)s. Charles Knauti and fuluil
maae up rue yariy.
We nd a goVd iian in La G;and
fi(Vd iian in
to write OldvTlii Insurance. E
poiionce in iwtitltg nod ssejitlil 'I
you aire aniDHWUs. w. m. mo
ibard, 554 Hlgll 4t., rortland, Ore,
vj 7-l"-Jt
Homo mud Trance
. Mr. A. ETTtniteT of tniselty 're'
turned home th'Ks morning from eigh'
kifHin months' service In France. H
has been with the 3 1st engineers.
Mr. Miller Is well known to La
Granders. harlng lived heJpe prior tc
his enlistment.
Left for Hot I.ake
Mrs. Ben Holiday of this city was
taken to Hot Lake Sartitortum ladt
Tuceday, after a two weeks' Illness
ham. Her many friends arte wishing
her a speedy recovery.
Goes to Klgta
The Misses Mabel Langeley. Min
nie and Lena Blumensteln left this
morning for Elgin to visit wton
friends and relatives for the Coming
week.
Returned from Union
Mrs. J. W. Bush returned yeliter-
day from a three days' Wrlp t Union
where she visited with friends anil
relatives.
Concludes Visit Here
Mrs.' Feti'Ciis, of Tendleton, who
had boan a visitor itt the home of
her sister. Mis. J. H. Keepey. since
July 4th, returned ycsUirday To. Pen
dleton.
at the Close ot business on June 30, 1913
.' $1,055,948.87
1,055,948.37
172,000.00
71,050.00
10,720.08
7,200.00
48,036.70
8,983.'i7
R.930.17
18,881.54
lSl-,497.21
3,M3.43
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CORRECT Attest:
, , FREJ) J. IOjISmKS,
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A. Tr IUI.
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Directors.
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Dor JMhjw Important rait In r i'On
V )MiiuPitiHilil InfKmrn tt 11m
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the fc cullnl "ltftor aniuQls wuY
glvefl TueedjiyQftemoom by "lliuce.''J
Andi-ews' highly pri.CM bird dog1
None or the taiuuy wo ai nwie.
Und Bruce BUeurely fastened to
She wtr ctotheslliu) by a chln, wr!h
a ring by means or wnicn nieniiKiit
excels. Now Bruyo is a yuHe,
well bohn-od dog and the neigh
bora were surprised to k';ar a ser
ies of Bharp hsl1", which however
bought n-Tsults. Jast liitw he de
tacbedhliii8olf)from h moSi inns is
LnuflHiown, but a ftw miiiut.'s b(fml
the fire alwi was inrnoa in. .mc
dog ruslxd Into hla master's clilhim
store bailtli and jumping lflvi Mr.
And'iinwa In such am tt iusual . wan
ner that Al? know soethiug 'wiio
amiss at lwme ond sta niM nt once.
Upon his arrival, fond his limsc In
flamos" This is the second tlmu the
dog lws participated In a tr.
one before he almoRt los hij life
when a garage caugnt ft' e." .
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I)iMcMillati and Family Home
I dK W. D .McMillan arrived home
Uiie nnrnlng fioiiiia ihiilee weoks ls-J
it to Portland during wn.n time n
attended the iiKwtlng of Mie Oiegou
State Board C Diental Exatnlnera of
which- he is eocrctiiliy. land also th
Oriacon Denial Assoclaiion which
met ithts week. Dr. McMillan reportu
an eujoyablo time, a g: diversity
nf Weatlfec and- hU pleasure .at re
turning li his home, mo rogrew
Breally however that clicumstancen
were such that ihe waa oonnnclled to
mi.. thA pkautauaua. which hail'
long Ueon his palnticuhir hobby. Mrs.
McMOllin and.dailghters. Annit, Jan
and Helen, who haW been spanning
the past modth visiting relatives
and friends In and about l'oitland. ac
companied tie Doctor home.
Prominent Artist llrft Today
Chuirlcs Runyon, -ono of the b'st
known artists ot the Pacific coast,
was In La Grajido todny cm his way
to branch lihe points. Mr. Runyon
has lately completed a fine piece of
soenic advertising for southern Ida
ho towns and ia undor contract for a
considerable sign work Ifor the trans
continental highway that runs
through southern Idaho- He will re
turn to La Grande In a fitw duys.
On Way to Enterprise
Mis. O. J. Roe annvod this mtirn
Ing from Portland and coast cil
lea, enrou'to to hpr home In llniiti
nrisfl. She will vkif at the . 11
Hanna. home for a few diijs before
going on.
Ihil lit I'eiidletim and linker
La G.i-.indo'li' Itoniporr.l-uro or KM
yosUHdiiy was Just midway Iviwmun
that at -Biikor and thi nt l'einileiion.
Baker recordod . 100 i1iwiils In the
HhiHido and PcndWon j-oporto.d lOi.
The fine, cool day here today, with
hopes of showons, ib ciijoyua.by all
alfter the cxtlroino limK.
Homo from Portland '
M)H Louise CCoimull returned
hoina.thlK morning from a iniintlis'
viBlli With friends and relatives ill
Porllnuid.
Hiiiiiinei ville Visllnr Mere
:Mie4 Anna :; Aiitvold'us arrived Iti
the city tli liioiuing' from' KHimnor-
villa (lo epemd the day Willi iri-iiu
Going to Hot Lake
Mrs. Mllo Graves of tihis c4tj
leaves tonight for Hot Lake, wh.i c
hIib will - receive tieutmeiit for tlu
next few wox-kr. .
Visiting In Poi'tliiml
Mrs. 'Vera Wallenberg leaves to
night foJr Portland to visit wllh
friends UBd.rolaHvos. for a shot V
cation.
Mnny ieet-r IJI-.1 M"iKt
. There wo'e ' .-twenty-slii arresis
made- for knifwdlng during, tlw month
of June. Thore wel: t rrets riwd
altogether. '
titmr In Ht i Mlgi
Park Taylor of- this city leaves ttiJ.a
einlrg en No. IS let lywralon. Iita.,
ha ho Kill take uft a pomnoa itv
tlM hlgway an sin W--yr.
With Van Urn'
Fred Reed, one f th iiTnlrfl
the hoapllat unit n-rcnMly r-tu-rn
frnmi oveirtuas..'has' taken a josition
la Van Bu'n's clfiur t.
Nm-ury ItewtM lliufc
Ycatarday'a . Vmiperemne n in heil
t0 degrfs, tUe lwittt "lay ) l4V
this nan. .
Bh. 1eHkt ! Tlinmub
Hev. C. A. t:-1wari asa -i
through tho Iy thif; moint" "
1?, "enriwto Portland.
MUST AGAIN OIVC .
TttADETOGtF.KANY
iCotititiV) tm Tb ll
irij05. HiJ?iitn trtfity, tiy
tjith tkt I'Mt. 1 Statea o.jl-1 B' to
te.e i of I'ratnv stoul-i t t
nm.t'tfi by unHiiy, still. 1 fit-ntnti-fi1
ttiMki'ely in.nnotaf ddiess
late. ' .
. ' Refocsl ftafett Bud It'Ola '
plesidcW WSilvm informed 6'f"
imcjwiftdeets that .he tionty ffl
ano ia dcs-gined for aS protection
"France ugtil nuch tifflg as this
special guarantee h.6i0oo Oo longer
needed, due the prutertion tj be
afforded all nations by the League nt a
Nation.
the 99l
H i hiiOth.'o repression thif
i-h peopla. will lie cia lo the I
heart iOQie
tinileo Ma.
-s should faOi
to apfiive ihti sperQl treaty,
STDLEHIHO Itt
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STIt.V.MiKltS 111 lt(il.A.ltl.i:i) I'.N
MOlil.S l..ST 'MtillTe
I'our Sen In 1'iuty, Ala Caught tif
oyrlTirr at Xoriii I'ohiIo
This Moruina"
The Union bulclior Ohon. Binl tln'4
Ijuvyoriig siortf in ITto winio town
wi:e uurBWrlzed luat itfKUt by limf
nvoii who dftnx' from l.a O-runJe lu a
i'4r titot'li from L. M. .lonson, local
nuiiiuffer for tin Grande Rondo Lufli-bifc-
coiptiiiy. Tho rour Vro ar
resDod this morning eX North ltiw-
iter by Sheriff AVUMiica, assisted by
a deputy .nd by Wie maruhutl o''
Noith Powder, and they are confined
in tlw county iaill hero With tlimlr
ar'raignmont sot for souib" Ithno thli"
afternoon.
Tho liu'n took Mr. Jensen's iiki-
chine-' Oioin In fiont of the court
house .yestordr.y 'aftcraoon, whllir
Mr. Jensen was Uisy'hisido serving
(in a Jury. They secured a quiui'litj
ot txod and ruinoellnliooi articles,
including Bhoes iind clothing, fiioir
ttihi ytoree they opened, land Vuvlng
Union drovo towtifd North Powdor
They stopped at Mm highway con
Btit-uclloii gang's, camp in Ijidd
Casxyon about 4 -o'clock this morning
and helpod themselves to oil and gas
oline and iw-.iitor. They hud bad Inch
wilth tho ar, iHiwwor, 'and wero
forced, by tiro '.trpublo to stop be
two they 'reached Nonth -liowdor
Tholii- trail -waa uulito fmy to follow
and tho officers of. tho law had no
trouble' in locating tlutm oft'jr -the
hod rocelveil n'oliflcaiUlon of tho nob
bory.
Tho nun pavo tho r.uVmm of Jits.
KinsolM-. Inilliuia; Hobt. PtK-kurd,
of North Cakrollnn; Jtis. MrChiunboni,
of Boulder, Colo.; and George- Col
lins, of South Bend, Indiana
RECEPTION OF WIL-'
. SON IS HEARTY
(Contliiuod.froirt Iuge 1)
wus the praclicu) statcsnuin's hope o(
success in many of the most difficult
tilings he was attempting."
Disregarding sennto rules, the
crowds in the galleries cheered for
minutes when the President enteral.
The cheering for him was punctuated
by ''rebel" yells.
Old ProiniHCH Come Up.
The President told the senate of the
difficulties wlik-h the pence conferees
encountered, '.'Old enliinirlemcnls of
every kind stood in the way," he said.
"Promises which the. yiu-ions govern
ments had jiinilo to one another 'whin
might and right were confused and
the power of the victor was without
restraint enme up again and again.
It was not easy to graft ihe new order
nf ideals on the old niid sonic of the
fruits of the grafting may, I fear, for
the time lie hitter. The atmosphero In
which the conferees worked seemed to
have been ercnlcd by the hopes and
the aspirations f small nations and
peoples who had hitherto been under
bondage."
TIIH WKATIIHII
OREGON l-'atf In-the weM. proh
aiMy showtiu unit cooler In the slant-,,
wjuli genUu weslerly winds.
S NEW TODAY!
FQR SALE Two
Ulack 3591.
Jeriiey oow3, Cnl'
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I'OR SALE Six roi houso with
.two skeplng P'yJils; oilhor one
i.r-'two lolfl. N - fh imiIiooI.
' Phono UUck 1231. I 7 7-lU-tC.
I'OK SALE Hi
d "Luxuy"
tntiy Ci-.nlaK
Ilhu.'lc 2:;4i:
7-IK-81
At Miit Uii-ry t
'em. Is nways
itwrtii -for rhnni
H coyi
yiu.
hole itlggcm an
nfkui.s. I'
ll-tf
'(! H:T I'll-, ninlifil JT
pint hi. -nt.
. MO-tf
M -lwlau.t Hot.
WANTKf Itooiii.irf and' titJ.t4,
1":. .-iiTlM( St. 1'II4I0 M-'tt.
Browiitj
'CafTieraJI
. Iria
Ca:ia.t' . 1
? rn tri 'L I
. Sio?laks 0
$8.00 to$68 o
ROBBERY
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RINTS
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Carr Furriijtrfe
Company '
Do you jet upiu the "ntrt'irfiiff iVoliii.that"
ytiur nijjht's sleep has not resiett jlm as
should have done I '
If sfj" perhaps your Spring; or your
tress is nt ftrult. The only way to pet
i'ecti;et 1 byleeviu"; o'ft a Way Mtits
"Spring, Vjvered witll a good mattress. I .
The A'a Sapless S4iriup; is so construt'tod
that the liVaviest man nwtv lie beside the.
tiniest infant and 'neither 'cause the other
to j'oll. to th center. Coma iu and let us
demonstrate. Also see our larpe stock of
llipli Urade Jat tresses, nt prices ranging
from $6.50 to 545.00.
' StandaVd
Use Your Credit at
Carr's
IIOIIi VOIT. i)i;iNKl.(i WATUIt
Owlntr to a. IA-'-aikihvwil In the
cllloi'liuil' lllg jiliullt lund Wio ItnpORMl-
Uitjty of getllug n BumolHiil supply
of- wulor f rom U
tilniu it will bo n
woino water for
tho G lumdo '. Ui
c)ih' ln'tXIon.
Initli Mint water- drill
i bo boiled until tlii cliloiwluiB
pluit csui bo rTipalrod.
C. J. 11LACK, Wtttoi-Sii'pt.
' 7-10-tf
Hiiininer Coniphilnt In ( lillilicn
Tliuiie Is not anylhiiig like so
many deaths from - thth disease now
uh before t;hamtinrlatln's Oolic and
Diarrhoea Itom'Yly .canro Into aucfi
geniual iihii. When tills remedy la
given with castor oil us directed and
proper care Is taken jib to diet, It IB
safe to euy that fully nliioly-nine
oui of f.vory hundivd enkoa recover.
Mr. W. G. Cuiuplioll of llut.lor, Tunil ,
snys. "I have used Ohambnrliiln's
itnr QTjck nU this
ft'iisMRry lliiiiui'
f n-A diu linn
tfUITl wild!
l(lngirpos-
ARCADE
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X- ::mim vat
.i'm..'.-4jim'. -tcs
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" a,50ATJbHTEg QfTHE 0LD SOUTHS
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Q a q
Pride $13.50.
Colic end Dlarrhofla Romcdy ' for
summer complaint In children. It Is
tar ahead of anything I have ever
used for tluls purpose " Adv.
I'ltKH DA NO) V .
Monday ovonlng.fjnly 14, at Zuber
luaill. Evuryboily i'koiiio. ' Special
Invir.llion to Bnrvlclj fuen'. Evoryhody
comq atul- havo a Ifond time. Goad
music umd good floor, what mciiwf
L. R. SPKNCER..- -Phono
FriilldnJo Black 2061 far all
kiiulfl of cherrlieb. 10c nor lit.
7-0. III. n
Ifnm'H nninntninir tn tlilnk nhrliit
If yvxi do not havo a kodn'k you are
missing a barrel of tun. Have a ple
tiiro of yoir-r friends and your trips
lo reini'mtiM- (hem by. Got one at
Sllvethorn's Family Drug Store.. .
f AM I LY DUt STOBI
UA ORANDCORKQON.
TODAY
TOMORROW
Private ,
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