La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 06, 1922, Image 6

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1 -J iiiic'trtini- our lit" Wtitrti lm jui -niid
llnio, und tliiit our pullm kIihII Ik
ItitruiKht. Tim ouIoik of Ihnse rib-
Mim upon tho plpnsttMn iiIho havf
thwlr iiK'anliiK. TJh! wliiut Hii:uifi
i tlllt 1 lit) foi'llM'r (Jlfr!TMI S Hi t
flHirod nway, ainMue hhull ho cut-'
:difl fi lf-ntls. Tho ml ribbon is ih ;
L - color of blood n nd nlnrilNofl tliat j
Lillians in North Dakota we nni bi"i-'
I.1..4-....f..:.k,..i I 4- ': : 1 PhiMi Kod-Tomuluiwk held the
i niim u in i in y irn
A PEACE PIPE!
HUSBANDSARE
nniinn nurnrn
H HI K , h h
ilUIKUli UULUI U
' him. Iloo uml nim Wulii'i of Fralle
tuii an- visiting with iMrs. Hoy's liroth
or, Waltor Cook. . . ; i
Juiw HinKiiiB, wlio i trapping
caught a ioii fox In onr- of his trjip
! visit with Kin lirolhiT, Lee Smi'.h.
j Mr. G. L. Trump lulled or; Mrs
ill. V., Thompson Monday.
Frank Sumnr nnd family will F(M
Sniffer were jmwicnser on the out-
recently. He has ruujrht n numtiei of kl'.-ik sing.! Monday.
oyote recently.
Mr. and Mis. Homer Curnen weri
North Powder visitors Saluiday.
The Wolf ( rick cluli met with Mr;
(By Associated TresR)
DIRMAhCK Jan, ti. AH 11m mys
tery or th Indian iiiuli-rtiiiilliiK of
life, earth, water and sky entered
Into ceremony in wlilcji tho mem
bers of the Teton tribe of the Sioux
na.'iert Murshul Foch and smoked
with him the jiijie of peace, uecoril-
Iiik to Mi,;vln It. (il'iniore. curator
or the North Dakota Historical So
ciety. In the rush or ti,iiiilelliiK
the ceremony within tho allotte.l
few minutes, a wi'oiik interpretation
was placed upon the nuem bestowed
by Ked-Toinahawk, accordliiK to Mr.
Gilmore, who hud the Indian chief
repeat the name uTter the ceremony,
that he mlfcht he ceitain of huviiiK
It correctly pluecd In his iil.toiicul
records. .Marshall Koch is placed in
the mythology of the Tetcs as
Promise News Items
(Special to Tlie Observer)
WOLF CRKKK, Jan. . i.Vlr. nnd I Oscar Smith this week
li.,., n... .i,,. I, ii... Mry. Clarence Tallev entertained their I I
i 'V Hh tllo 'JVtoll TfiliO (ii'ltn'iiuiitli. and in thnhi-mt-. then aloft : relative and friends at a New Year's
XoIlW to the skv, then downwardB to dinner. Those present were Aim
'"'Ur,-V ..... . Tll.. ,l f.mlW ClanW Khi.ur "nil
noiuer r.iiriu, inis was a lonn oi ..--..".i ......
invocation to all the Dl.ine Power, family, Will txivorn and lamiiy, .imp
"He then limited the pipe and Talley and Karl tiilkeison.
drew upon It. and thuu offered the ; M'ss Mablc McKinney is visiting at
luouthpleco to tho marshal, who ul- the home of WulWr Cook this week,
so drew upon it, and then to' Major! Mr. H- M- G'lkerson visited with
Weli'li, Wis. Will Lovern one day this wctk.
Red Tomahawk was obllKed to Mrs. Hoiace iKeldinjr visited at th
abbreviate the curemony because of Earl Standley home one day this week
i.... i. it.. ..i ,.i 1 Miku Pnu-nl Wiclfu wn ifi in n hns.
ti c on n oi iuim.. no iiimi iiiiiiio- ....... .. . ,
i , ..... ., nital in linker, is renarted to be im. I Trump s Saturday niffht.
Mrs. N. I,. Smith and Miss Nell'e
Poulsen visited K. iW. Colpitt and fam
ily Tuesday.
Mrs. J.-J. Poulson spent Sunday at
the home of her non and family, Tru
man Poulson.
A liteiary society will be organized;
at the Promise schoou house Monday.
(Special o TIib (HiHcrvcr) '
PROUI.SK, Jun. (,. Promise i ex-
periencinu a cold spell thin week. .
The Piomist il.umuer company ha?
started planing operations at its mill
here. '
Thdr'e was a danee at Luther
The firxt basketball game this ev
ening commences at 6:15 sharp, at
the "". l-i-U
READ THE WANT AOS!
holism lor tho same roason. If time proving very rapidly. I .' ""
had permitted all should have been Mrs. Walter Standley visited wit'i it0 mc"n,t
seated upon the gicund. Mrs. Ilomtr Games one duy last wc.'k I J- W. ( arper and family v.s.ted
-Ihe material for snioklng, with; The Busy Dozen club entertained w,th the Ihornas Dennett family Sun
which the pipe was filled, was u their husbands Thursday of last wee!: day. ' .
mixture of toba.ro and the Inner "t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark-. O. f. Beatttt held segues at th-,
hurl, of '., nutivc ,h, h , ,,icm f Turner. Those present were: Mr. nnd school houe Sunday. There will be no
duv,od, (Minus stolonlfera. Mrs. Henry Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. service next Sunday
"Tobacc, Is Invested with some- Will Lovern, Mr. and Mrs. Winden -. M. Heshmnn and family v..ited.
thlnt! of mystery and sacredness 1,,'Carnes and Mrs. Carnc.-' giandmotli- witn Mr. and Mrs. B. h. Ihompsun
tlm Iit.lEiiii thiiiif'lit 11 11 rl v:iu tiuuA 61. Mm. Sarah Duel, of Tekoa, Wash . 1 nursday
11. M. (Jilke--
Charalng Llghtiiiiig, the words for'ceremonlcallv in the manner of In- ington;- Mr. and Mrs,
thunder and lluhtnini; being almost :,.,,. 'A son, Mr. and Mrs. Walter StandleV
W. A. Carper moved his family to
Promise last week.
in,. u,.,., .. i i ..... Mr. and Mis. A hert Ilaistinirs. Mr ,nn nniiin ami iumny retumea ij
Dr. Gllniore's hlstwh al sl.iteme.il ,a Torn lted-Tonialmw k declared nnd Mm. J.-A. Nice. Mr. and Mrs, .lack ;Wallowa I'nd iy after .-several day
of the event says In part: Ihls desire and purpose to cnnii.c inoram, Mr. and -Mrs. Ellis M. Harry, ' - ;-
".Miirshal -i:h met by nul (,u iniirshal the honor of a Vrat-ordia t,ilkerson and Miss Kos
delepatlon of 1 eton-Diikotas from I name In the Uakota nation. Wokln- Gilkeison.
PEERLESS SYRUP
We fliuke. and soli syrup. Whole
Kiile;nnj retail. H'our dll'ferunt
blends . Otine and Vermont Mnple
Sugar Syruis. Retail prices are
from $1.75 V' 2.50 "pallon.
l-'ull (Dillon, Vifiless.i Hl.iM
l! Kiu.id cnn I. 1 .
( orn and sugaifjiup . i. . , $ I M
We credit you Tbr coijainera
PKi:iti.i:ss svufi'itXK
S. 1. CohoollMgl'
I.e. (iiuriilc - - Oregon
the Standing Hock reservation ofjyan Watnknu. This namo wltli ' I he evening was delightfully spent
thu Dakota nation. The leader of. which Itrid-Tiiuahuu k Interested the ani' 8 delicious lunch -was served by
thin de.elgatlon was iiod-Tomahawk, nianhal haa slgnlflcunw In couiiec- the hostess. All expressed themselves
lion with the historic message sent a8 Having mid an enjoyable lime,
by tho marshal at tho rirst battle1 Marion Ev Standley of Portland ha i
or tho Mai ne: 'The sjtuntlon ' ex- been visiting his brothels, Walter and
cellent, I am attacking.' The mean-' Karl. He has gone to Baker to visk
li:g of tho Dakota word watakpe is ; relatives nnd while theie will also go
"to make a nattiick," "to charge." t0 I'urkee to visit his sister, Mir
The. meaning of the Dakota word Josie Jacobs.
WnHiiiyun, ,1s lightning. Thorn fore1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Beit Atterliury and
tue meaning of the namo Is -Light- two son visited Mr. nnd Mrs. H. M.
ning-ln-attaek," or 'ijl(.ltlli11K.1Jilkerson this week.
whicli-attiK-ks " i ne weatner nas oeen com me past
who eerenieonially pre.iented a pipe
to Marshal Foch, anil also conferr
ed upon him ii name In the Dakota
nation. In his sL'ieech to the mar
shal ho said: 'My friend: The first
time I ever heard of the great gen
eral, Marshal Koch, was at the time
when wo sent our young .men to
France. At that time I never
thought that 'i should ever see the
great general; hut today I have the
. honor and the peln.sjire to see him,
and I am glad. Tho, young men ol
thu French nation and young men
of tho Dakota nation fought togeth
er iii' the sanio cause aghast out
common euomy, and some of both
nations died together in that strug
gle and were- ,huried in the -siiino
ground.'
"Then he held up the pipo nnd
vuld: 'Among my qicoplo, the Da
kotas, It is our custom to offer the
pipo and smoke together; so in
like manner I wIeIi to smoke with
ho marshal and give to him this
pipe as a token of fi'lmiSshtp. Now
the meaning of the plpis ,and Its
.parts are these: the )plpe-bowl. Is
made from catllnlle, n red stone
i-1 1-TV in mi i-;s m:ro i:iti-,i
in .iti:i-;iv 'jii.(;i:i)Y today
.1 (Ry Associated i'ress)
ATHENS. Jan. C. Firty bodies
were recovered from the (Ireek tor
pedo boat de-droyor Loona anchored
in Piraeus harbor, wrecked yester
day by tho explosion of a torpedo.
The explosion damaged, the nearby
warships and caused houses ashoro
to collapse, killing u number of inhabitants.
week. On January i it was'l degree5
below zero, mere is lour incnes o:
snow on the ground.
Charlie Smith and Charlie Lane?
are hauling wood this week.
C'liumherlain's Cough Remedy.
This Is. a plcVsnnt, snfe and reliable
medicine fni' coiVhs nnd cohh. It lias
vi ii nil in iifiiini iiiny in nun in western ... v ..111
,., ., , ,, ,. , been in uso nu' niany years am: is held
Minnesota. 1 he stonlj Mn th s uso . ... . v . , , ,
. . ,,, ,., , .1 , 1 , n nign esteeni in those households
T1.1 Vr, " iu ."-i. K ""!' -whe,e its go Qualities are best
n.,.,.. , ,..,-nfi,i. in w, uiikuuii, !,,.. U. u V..l-; ... U -.ll. ,
.l....!!1!. 11.. .1 f..l I. .1.1.. it"""". il in " '"V "ini itiuinim
and nlgnlfles that our friendship
shal'l be diiralilti and unbroken. The
hollow of tho plpostom through
which wo draw tho smoke Is straight
signifying that the worda procend-
of young children, as it contains no
opium or other hnrmful drug. Try it
when you have need of such a remedy.
r adv.
Ljh yganpmeed by 30 years I
AtcrviL-ito millfont ol H
" Vw imerltanfi. Kotidim's n
K( cutK Bn&usinu, rouh, B
cjiW.lclBatairh, lieaj- n
FREE'"kfreln"M "c' 1
Wru?ci.ii B
FREE
20TrMlmeol
lia ea receipt
I your nanit
fld adilreaj
KONDON
Hiaoospolla. Minn.
eiaers oi
Metals
THE BEST EQ'JUU'Efl
- IN EAST OREGON',
Cylinder Kcsrinding Crankfllmft Reminding
i'i:stoiiH, I'iston lings, I'istun Pin
y .. r -& ei
Cars and Tracliirn
Maxhiae Woi
Mil IT I
ot All
3k 1
x 1
tkes Ovcihaulcd
I Kind
W are tquipped and trunned by expert!
for the abovwprk
V
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
R. W. Leighton, Prop. , ,i , ,4
Delicious Apples
AViXslill liavfl soiiio liii-c IK-
ious Afwilcs, wli'ii;li wo arc ol'f'fi'-
Vvcsili Ac-rs : ;..A. .:. -10c
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J;G. S
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109 Depot St
Two Phones, Call Main 75 '
jNO CHARGE' FOR UEUVKRY-
CharterNo.a Reserve District No, J 2
liEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE j
STATE BANK QF IMBLER I
At Imblor, in the State of Oregon, nt the close oC business December 31, 1021. j
IMiSOlilH'ES
1. I. nuns and discounts, including rediscounts sliowin in item SI1,
it any xiUli,(M7.17
218.HS
10.
14.
l.j.
111.
Overdrafts secured and unsecuitd
U. S. Government securities owned, including those shown in
items 111 and 3(i, if any
Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov
ernment, slate, municipal, c:nporation, etc., including
those shown in items 111 nnd Iili, if any
Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc
Hanking house, $K,i!i0.(K; furniture ami fi::t-ires, !f2,27ii.(W
Heal estate owned other than banking se .. .-
Amounts due from banks, bankers mid trust companies not
designated us npproved reserve banks
(al Lawful jeserve with federal reserve bank
'b) Amounts due from banks, bankeis and trust companies,
designated and approved reserve agents of this bank...
Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank and
other cash items
Exchanges fni- dealing house and items on oilier banks in
the same city ov tow n as rcpni ting bank
Lasn on iiaml m aujl V...
n'ks items X. l. III. II inn
Total cash and due fi-om barks, items N,
3,:i00.00
1,417.00
None
22,520.42
1(1.2;")
None
7,7:iK.l.'S
12 : . .. . ; . . j $:ii,i;.ii.no
Interest, taxes and csu'jises Ipaid V . .'
Customer's liability undeh lelters ol credit
Ly accolliKi,t-"a
other banw f u
my f . .
X
t-'ushniu-rV liuliilily amini(yt'"in'.,i,,tit"ci,.sM cxcfutctl ly this
hank anil ;,.y othvr bafl).w f or fho r.rcoimt of this hank
None
Xom
None
Notio
17.
IK
lii.
20.
21.
24.
, intcn'. l ami ta
ui.i
Total
iiAHtin n
( apilal Ktiuk paid in . .
Surplus fund
(a I llntlmdt'rf profits .
Oi) .VS till Tt'lU fXpCtlt!'
IHVHlrtHlS UllpHUl
Amounts ilui- to hanks, ImnktM' n u trust comPunifM n;i( up
proved or ik'i.;tmti'd as I't'M'rvr ai-nts Tor this hank . . .
Amount due lo hanks, lmnkci;i id trust eoinpanir.- appiov-f-d
ami d'sijr;iatrd as n-sri vtV-'t-'nts of thu hank .......
Vnitt'd States lirpt-Miits, including "stul saving ami deposits
of I'nited Sttttr dishursintr oliriM-s
iicmann lu-pomi. oinct ihan imni.s, Mhjeet to ieserve:
OrptisitM due tho State (if Oivtfon. and yh-posits duo eounty or
eitirs, and othor ptihlit'-iimds
Individual deposits Ktihiert 1W ctn'.-k
IVmaml cert ificatet f deposit nu tnndirt
( a-hier's ehecks of this hank out-.V'dm.'t sun aoio nn demand
1'eitifii'd eluvks out.tamlinii: . . . .S .
Tota-1 of di'inanit deposits, oll'-r than hank deposit, suli
jret l rewrve, itomv. U, Ti. 'Jii, .7 wnd I'K, $7:l,r.1'..'JS
Wtor Jftl 1'Mvi'. Lhr.. rvvhn t to p ,:vo and payalde on
dew.M'V1 SMtl iAm-i tw .,itw(.:
9'V. fwrtiJf'H.i.'r,s fJj,-i r -t,t .. '
tort' in to '4,.p,v.y jtayi.'iV. -.!. U j 4 ,e
1iKl! ti., iv an vk?-mi m Mtt ya tililt on demand
an-rl j-:.J..yt r-'mv, k i i i $i7,H7S.r.r.
SfrTr- MtJtt:.i'N. rei: e.Miti u'ludinjr honds or
.!..t trmw Hm1 t. ..;i.o HKivementH with
M'W'ilVI. '( . !!.' M Vl US
MiM-w "U V with it',Mr hunks
N M.,Wll..fV
0miVa b :ut Mti'w iation
l toittiO MHD'.iM.HI . . . . '
pM4f Vww.fltii f this l-a ik for eu.tonirr- h.iM'd on
cvMi .vy . .t?sl or comineicinl ttanvactions
WwlM . ntM:4 orothtr homU honowed
" IW vtef4Mb l ni've Matr I, if any
$la7,e07.7l
$ .10,1)00.00
,3,000,00
:i,?02.7s i
None J
Notv l
Non
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
1
r -i . i c : t
runerai ovi vice
lor. Li cone Al Einl
nicy, AmltulaWc
vice. i )ny
'Main (J2,
Phono, Main 71:?.
150") Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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Th'e Reason for our Substantial Growth v
15 our Substantial, Service
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S l o i u u a
We elcome the Accounts
of all Ambifioits
Peopej
The lies, services of this insti
tinion are availahle to..t.lie peopL;
n' iliis (iii!inmiiit,;. "We invite
either checking r savintis ae
pninirs f - r the s:l'c-uartiiii"; (if
I'liiuls I'm' their cITicicnt use. '
United States NationsBank
La Grande, Ore.
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Economy News f or
This Weather
Eig-lit satisfying, whulesnine.
hreakfasts from ONE package of
' i-eadv-inixed Pillshurv Pancake
1,'lonr.
V'
Vipiu, fot Pancakes, rich,
flufa'v and golden Ihwvn.
'I." .
, PRICE, per package 20c
PATTISO BROTHERS
GROCERY
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ti (i-. in. (ountv nf rninii, s.
I.. L. Striiiit, cH-'i'.'r i f the nhnvi' n.-miril linnk. d,i soU'mnlv
Iklb t .tl,ll0t iff tin to till' lf.it nf illy kniiuldlKt' anti tc-
I I STPivr.il A ( c- .ki.,
ErT A.l E. O. M yri, Tl.iv V. Kim. Diri'dor.
Sul'i"rilMil anil swoin to brfo r nic thi 41h Hnv nf .I.imiarv. tfi.M.
V. K I.OS'fi, Notary riiMif.
My conmiiion exiiirr Maivh 7thf i$2'k
Axes
Allele Saws
the Tooh
I
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OREGON HARDWARE fli IMPLEMENT CO.
Discount for Cash.
Miller's Swcetengood
' SYRUP
One ..of ..the ..best Cane
Maple Syrups today.
,.aud
70 Cane, SO"'"- Maple, qts 88c
Y2 gallon $1.55
I gallop $2.80
Try a ciin with your next order.
G. HOL
GROCER
Quality and Service
FREE DELIVERY
CALL MAIN 43
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