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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1921)
e ' 0 ' ' 0 . . ' ....... .-o . o e . .'..-..:.;.;. ". . 'MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . ..' . n I, ijn u' " L , - --r-rrr, r-vr--a.-,- rr:rrr--rTir' " wTV.Z" NUMBER 214. ' r tecs - V TspTTMntsi two LA GRANDK, OKKuqw. Ai:iKUAi, it, ist ' . , imnmW 1 HE DEPOSITS' nTI.M BASKS LEAH STATK 8ALKM COMES 8KCONH. Bute ' It'-iwrt JiM Issued. ' tm Urantle Stands KMUwnth (i- with a.ww.iHM--". ! '.it t. ti limn II. Thcro are S'l : i' j.ina in Oregon thiit lire bank deposits aggregating i... .Hn tr.no. 000 and In which "i-.-i Hunnslls uinuunt to $218 804. liim nccordlns to a report pre- 1...A hnro .bv Frank C. Bramwcll ' ...nr.rmiendent of banks. The port was based on statements from the varlouB. banking ' tiBtitutloiis in Oregon at the closo at business April 28. $ Portland bankB with aggregate i W.11. ,,f 128.03U,859.12. lead .k. entire state, with Salem in sec ' ?ond plate with deposits amounting to 8. 110. 418. 19. ABtoria. with -deposits aggresatlns 6.674, 104.19 ranks third, while Eugene Is fourth I on the list with 5, 679,167, 12. 1'cn- i j,, ia ,lnsn firth, with deposits ljn UTUime 83.41. cither i i no lumi usr'""9 " f in... in Oreaon. which foil bolow .? ii, I.MKI.UOU mark. Is J22.05 S ill l,..rn:iaini' Ilia lleilOSitS of I J V J i t. - . .ii itnnmltnries In Oregon unuci BUporvlsion uf the stato bankins de lorlment to S24U.856.813.41. .'iliiwine are the SO towns and cities having dopoBita of $500,000 ur Inralhnr II I t ie UUDUSIIS UI each: ,1 l HIE 111 JS V lOiaillilS lajVi.i."."- stands fifteenth with $3,286.28 ' f The total deposits of the 136 City or tso. Town 1 Portland 2 Salem . 5 Astoria. . 4 Eugeue B-'-Fendleton .... 6 Oregon City . . 7 Albany 8 Modford 9 Corvullls .... 10 Bukcr 11 Klamath Kalis. 12 The Dalles . . . 13-Koseburs J4 McMinnvllle .. 10 La Ciuudo ... 16 Marshfleld ... 17 Hlllaboro .... 18 Hood River . . . 19 Grants Paso' . . CO-Ashland 21- -Tillamook .... 22 Bend 28 Sllvcrton 34 EaSk'evicw .. . . . 25-rNewberg . . . . ;6r Ontario ii. 27 Foreat Grove.. 28 Siiltou 29 R'oodburu . . . SU-Lcbanou . 31-BurdM ........ 32y-St.' Helens" S3" Uallas ....... 34 Greshaiu 35 Oakland ... . . 36 Cottage Giovo. 37 Hcppner . . . . . 38-Condon 39 North Bond .. 40 Kii'crprise. . . . 41 i-ClatskaniB ... 41 Vale 43 Independence . "44 Coqullle 45:-rBandon 46-Atbena ...... 47-I-Prinevil , 8JMvrtIe rolnt . 49 Canby 5U Mount Angel Wanted for Murder of Husband WILL MOVE WHOLE TOWN OF AMERICAN FALLS, IN IDAHO POCATELI.O. Idaho. June 11. Removal of the entire town of American Falls, Idaho, with its population of 2000, two or three miles to a new site higher thin Us present kiration, is to ba attempted within a few months by engineers viirking on a huge irrigation pro of!. Waters of the Snake river, on which American Falls Is located. hro to be dammed, according to urenent plans, and will be used to leilaiui soma 300.000 or more nc cs of arid laud now given over to the sage brush. Kuglneers say the project Is one 2,82 . Deposits .4128.930.859.12 8.110.418.19 6,674,104.111 0.679. 167.12 0,040,384.44 3,903,943.91 3,690,207.80 3,210,056.88 3,110.295.70 3.024,349.28 0,083.24 657.020.82 2.4S6.672.-4S 2,456,046.92 2,286.283,41 2,003,403.46 1,830,102.30 1,746,087.12 1,702.061.83 1,628,914.00 1,487',212.82 1,460,703.69 1,442,99(1.19 1,327.30160 1,105,020.04 1,082,894.69 1.052.659.50 1.001.636.91 1 981.922.42 008.311.90 While enroute to Chicago yesterday with the chief of police, Mrs. Eva Kalier confessed 'that she had gotten two men to heat . . . i . i i. i i t ,.r up .on her lmsbaiul in order to cnaiige ins uhism umuiichi i her . The murder occurred two years ago at Lake wood, Ohio, and since Hint time concerted efforts have been made to locate Mrs. Kabcr and her daughter, Miss Marion McArdlc. WALTER A. COOI'Elt HAS LONG CRUISE ON PACIHC LAERANDEBQY -IN PHILIPPINES of tha largest ever attempted. The .big dam itself will have an abut ment of one mile In length, will bo aiitr feet blgh and will bav a tiBMA ftiifftrlentlv ntrone to stand an additional thirty feet should It e.vor be deemed necessary to add to us height. Plvi Chinese Virtues. There ( j nlwn five buttons on tit Chin'. cunt to remind him of the Jj virtues i-ecoinuiiiided by Confucius: numtltty. Justice, order, rudeuce. rectitude. Church Wedding Invitations. The parents of tlio bridc-elin-t, or der, pay for, and end out the in- ivrations. The cards as they are called, are Isauo,! two, three, or four weeks before the date act tor tne niarriaRe. Each engiraved into lui MwnlnnA im which in written merely the mine of the peiwon to whom It is inlnn.l.il Thii PllVplotM. flltO ofi which Im not gummed, is slipjied into ineiihi." a larger envelope, Chn ie44 fully addressed. -A church weddinff invftaAitn mf run aa follow: - 7v Mr. and Mr. Gerald. Nflsw ' request 44e honor of your ppaaenc at the marriaga of 4u daol) Wanda KUojMMs ; ', ...to . V;. Mr. Charles Victor Hudson v on Wednesday, he twenty-aeeonsl o June, at half-past four o'Hocfc n Central Methodist Church. ( (Monday " Wedding Annount-; In Training Our thoughts mid deeds Me TRAIN KD to meet I'our exact requirement. ailing, Prcssini & Hat Working n Dro L IB Wilsbn lai Ibrs New Foley BuitHUij; La Grande, Ore. iigy II TTTT T We Have Ii Choice s. For I COME SeXuS AND III A IIH. in x .-- . r, . ' La brande A Number of Homes Sale LET US CONVINCE YOU Investment Company Reliable Agents For Reliable Insurance Companies 1113 ADAMS AVE. PHONE MAIN 752 8. Marines Stationed at I'atite, Kind Many Affairs of Interest at Nearby Points.- After a long cruise nn'oss th Pa cific. Walter A. Cooper of 1. tirande. a son of Mrs. Jennie Cooper, 1422 Monroe street, is now stationed witn 'the U. S. n.niines at Cavi'.o in. the 1H Other towns- 897.S0i.:r, Iii,'in). l.si nda. He arrived there 117.-, K!!K.79 I - : ":tu- T: j:r;.n.-.'n1 nf mi'rmK . u.w. recnviy wwn iii-iouiiihi.,. 870.5UO.51 wm) iriJ lr. nave a tour of forciin 3.4 51.02'dllty. 842.894.051 younK Cooper juiucd the marines 801,283.86 J jn rortlantl Inst October. He was 70.575.18 .transferred to Marc Island, Cal., 631.065.75 where he .received his preliminary 683,904.45 Imiliuiry training and from vfherc he 660.919. 96 Isailcd a short lime airo. lie paid 632.048.69 (visits to tiuum and the Hawaiian ls 63 1,570. 2D, lands en route. c '7 S'.':i K'.i I f'nviii. is Kitualrri nn iManila buy, er. 9 vthvhnro Ailmiml Iicwev destroyed the ii'r.'i "n1 K-.;h tr-nt in IR!I8. A earrison of 601.929.99 jmarinrs has been mainlained there .c.,iiiir,ii'Kir since SniMiish-American war u.f ii Thnra nm mmiv rKiints of interest Jil5 531 .9 8 'in and about t'avitc, and the marines 'pay frequent visits to Manila, which . . .... 1.- . .li,lk ncrn thn llHV ftllll CHI '10, i . u.,.1 l... n;il,o . mmiir in rail. .Illli.lVJ.IV I " " Total . . . J240.856.S13. 4.1 T replea' fun Lsnd r-ivelers. Certain fl.h of the Smith African Wm,4 ttnon-n to letr the small fends to seek lanrr sl cooler stretches of iter i the sun threatens to drj up U ell ae habits. Hens. They trend tol dsrs mi Bllhtl en their march, -.nd travel by tmndredi throotjh ths moist under. growth of tha forests. In Silesia Accounting for Failures. . Trvhic to nnd a uliort mad to sue. roes would rnnke good opiiapns for l, vnr inultlliirt'-" nt fnlliirpi MARE THE OREGON YOUR HOTEL WHEN IN PORTl AND ropul saclous Lobby . i i At IN ' Center of Erythin(. Broadway at Stark St. We suggest you write, phone or wire for reservations. ARTHUR H MEYERS, Mnnai;cr. mmpmpmt t i iiniuiipn hwphph.i . i i i i i i i i ' ' i n ni'li"i FOUR W- 4i iV- d A Power Theft Makes Play Of Eveby Testori Hill or Level ... i t . WE FILL ANY DOCTOR'S PKLtfJCltll'TlON PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE "The Rexall Store0 Pay Cash and Pay Less From every corner of the count rycomo of the amazing' power of the OldsiV At Los Antfeles. for instance, a cm random from the dealer's stork, carricS criitrArfl '111) Cuhticnira Pass, a ten per ttrnr A ni Hp in 'lentrth. From a staiHlinXstart this sturdy car finished its sensational climb ov tr the top at '2.2 miles an hour. Hotiton'a most famous demonstration test is Corey Hill. Day after day an Gldsmobile Four took this grade on high-without the least strain mi the motor. Even more unusual was the feat of the Oldsino bile Four which towed a lon-and -a-half truck up California Stret Hill, Sitn Francisco, carry -. ing its burden of dad weight most of the way in second speed, without overheating the motor, instances like the above might be multiplied from reports covering famous hills all over the country. rim n,i ,r nowpr that these W81S snow 13 equally significant to the driver on the crowded levels of Fifth Avenue and the Chicago' Loop or to the motorist who has to encounter the gumbo retails of the mid-west prairie lands. Recau'sc it bespeakns leserve capacity for in Mant get-away, flexibility, or steady lugging over heavy roads (iiite as wijl as ability to take the stillest grades without strain or labor. Invariably coupled with the descriptions of these feats of power is out spoken praise of the dis tinctive appearance and economical mileage of the Oldsmobiln Four. ' . a period when goodness is no longer taken . granted but is submitted to "third-degree tests of dependability, the Oldsmobilc Four has ovcry where Justified its first favorable impres sion of four-cylinder value without a parallel comfortable size, permanent style and uuu il performance. hi for .ft PRESCRIPTIONS . . III r5SSIHlH v. JfKH. .1 - j rMiiWMm . ; j. f are heated h1S17 JtHersou avenue, wiiew e sen tie- . .y ' . ' . : VI J lkUtah cjaU'V drf wood, Jiay nd graiB. poultry sw-- i . ' . " .. ; . 's , I . 'plies? and do trancr sf.rk. . L . ,',. ' J.' ' . Jt ' ' " 'Vl l.r rA InK nf Smtwiif BMCf 1 Tptw Bitrra has bei turaol r V - e, ii ij at -h w mm VmwiixH rrrV- e e e o m i . ....Pyft'CAI.tNIWISS i !;1 . " " o "irTMl 1
