La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1922, Image 3

Tiic?l:v. March 28. 'W?.
APPROACHING "
DREADEDSEASON
ra OESNDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE ITOIEE
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE b" Oondo V for th" 'rk toiao. other lend-
' its in the Bui ley movement lire wiuk-
MCLLO i dCit :. THIS 1 tVCKreTT
Tfiue "3PeAkltyj3.. semo a mm vjP
CAR.
Russia Realizes tlint Ware
house Arc Empty 1,'ndev
Diniuuuisiii; . Lous' Till
rops Ripen.
tliv AxKodntPd Pro.s)
MOSCOW, Mar. . Russia is up.
pi'tiiiihint; her most ureid.-t Benson
the early spring with the reali
Mitlon in Kovi'iiimcnt circles that
her first year of free traile tinder
Colniiiiiiiisin has nut filltrt hiir waie
honres with supplies of food to tide
her over until tiie next harvest.
With foreign uid, principally
American, devolml lurwly to re
lieving the terrible distress in the
Volga and Ukralun fumlne regions.
Jlussla prouilues to be uuublo to
fehil the rest of her vast population
during the spring and summer, and,
according to official government
predictions, even next year's hurvest
probably will be bad.
The early spring months, before
the first harvest Is In and when
the sleigh traffic vanishes along
with the snow and the thaw makes
the highways impassable, will be the
test, both for food iund fuel. Kven
how, with the roads in good con
dition, Moscow, PetrogruU und oth
er large cities are short of food.
The government -warehouses may
have enough to dole out to the
Ked army and favored employes for
Homo months. The rest of the popu
lation is dependent on food brought
in by traders.
Each spring for the past five t
years, however, a similar crisis lias
been met In some way. Foreign
aid, grain from ahroud, is mow
hoped for but not confidently ex
pected by the soviet leaders.
The fuel shortage loams u,u; evoti
more prominently than the lack of
food. The Donetz busin, rtussia'B
great coal fields, showed increased
yields during the early winter when
by a special drive food was se
cured for the miners. Now, the
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LAST T(MS ?
: this
ing in this section and will remain
here until the close of the campaign,
LAST TIM& 1-3 fciC.HTJil Me Ought
to "lut up," t3ot tvoT HCrS. HI
AN J? F YoO HAVtB HIM ST't-t- UJOfiKiojC
iw Youfi DUMP oj ought to vjg
Soap N iqht !.'.'
Gets Bonus, Buys,
Food and Clothes
and Loses It All
I STAYTON, Oie., Mar. 27. A. A.
i Faulkner, on overseas veteran, atr.l
j family were left with nothing1 but the
I'ClotheB they wore us the result of a
fire which completely destroyed their
, home here on Friday morning. Mrs.
j Faulkner had gone to the postoffice,
, about block from her home, leaving
her two small 'hoys, uKert ii and 4.
She returned to find the house a mass
of flurries und one boy on the porch j
face and hands in attempting to enter
the burning house.
Mr. 1'uulkner, who was overseas
three years und who hud served in five
major engagements, hnd just received I
his bonus money and had spent it for 1
household 'necessities, all of which'
were lost.
A collection was taken among th'j '
townspeople und more thnn $150 in
ensh was subscribed us well a, gifts ol'j
flour and groceries, i
The house, which was the property
of Mrs. Ellen Barnes, was completely
destroyed, with no insurance carried.
It is believed tile fire originated form
the flue.
All IMOOSK, ATTENTION,
Installation, initiation and hig fed
and entertuinment of the A.ooso Judge
and the other in the yard. Mrs. Kaulk on Thursday evening, March HO. All
i ner was severely burned about the members come. :i-27-:tt
File, Marine and Misceilreeeus
I SYNOPSIS OF THK ANNUAL STATKMKNT OF THE
I UU-IIOUNIA INSllltANCK COMPANY.
'of Sun Fiancisco, in the Stute of California, on the thirty-first day of
I I )ec.umber, 11121, made tc the Insurance Commissioner of the Slutu ot
j Oiegon, pursuant to luw:
, CAPITAL.
Amount of cupital stock rmJ up $1,000,000.00
j INCOME.
Net premiums received during the yeur $1,7S"4,007.!I',
: Interest, dividends und rents received during the year 115,1 1
j ln.ome from other suurcuo recevied during the yeur . . . . 17,4li4.12
.?1,887,783.U0
Total income '
DISUritSKM FNTS.
Net losses paid during the year including adjustment expenses . .$l,2u!),l!M(i
WEED GROWERS
TO ORGANIZE
West Virginia, are at work in ttwijg Kcceivable
"dark halt now. The campaign will
I Commissions and salaries naio during the yeur
I Taxes, licenses and fees pi. iu during the year
Amount of- all other expenditures
Total 'expenditures
ASSETS.
Ixisses recovciul)l from business
Value of real estnfci' owned (market value)
! Value of stocks aud'Vond" c wned J market value)
: l.ouns on mortiraires nu cii'iuieri.i. etc.
, Cnsh in bunks nml mi Wir.d
Premiums in couise ofcolliction vyi'ten since September
1P21 .V
Inteiest und rents due un ftjiccrucd
tii;a,2i8.tw
. 174,580.41
18,040.4-2
..leri.iia.c
2i,iir..fl2
. ' ti08,rl .!IO
. l,:i 12,002.28
. i;i4,ri7.2;t
2ia,a42.ii:t
S00.7R4.0I
22,TK1.28
isoo.oo
ao,
close October 1, with the option of
continuing until Nov. 1 if the neces
sary amount of tobacco is not pledged
by the earlier date.
Headquarters were opened hero ear
ly in March and speakers began tour
ing the "black patch" "und telling the
farmers of the proposed association
Total admittod amtts
ABILM'IES.
rirosn claims for losses uivnaid ?
Amount of unearned premiums owuu oifsia-nuing risns ....
Hue lor commission and bioKernga:
All other liabilities
..S,l43,6ii.5i
.$ 210.623.5R
. 1,404,I)V":8.12
5,000.01)
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Our new lioino 1 " proving" .satisfactory. Our ill
cnstoniei's have iomuT ns and new: ones arconi
infr in. AV' did not move out of town only mov
ed' about hall" a hlock south of Zwcifell's and
North of Lilly's Hardware on Depot, street.
Halibut's Lye, .) cans '.for o0c
Canned Sweet Potatoes, 4 cans for 7rc.
Del Monte special extra Peas, 3 cans for flOc.
Solid Packed Tomatoes, -I cans for 9,")c.
Milk, 2 cans for 25c
Trade Here and Save Money
V No ('harirfi for Deli vcrv
-c, - - - j
'Good' Kroonis at the Lowest
, GROCER
Quality and Service
FKEE DELIVERY ,
CALL MAtN 43
Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock
IHiSlNKSS IN OKEOON FOIl TIIE YKA1C
tliv ARfinclRtarl PtohmI
HOPKINSVILLE, Ky., Mar. 28. I District headquarters have been open- Net premiums received during the year .
JtPw U.l,l ,:ii: j nH nf f nck.v n.l Pi Tenn Losses oaiu uui OIK LI1U ear
ran ine In lie Lkralue and the gen- b jn five staa . Paducah, Mayfield, Henderson, Owens-
eral lack of food aud transportation ,. flf th . , fa ,.. rboro and Bowling Green, Ky.
elsewhere all Jiave contributfd to I ..,.. . . .. n, I .... , .. . ,. . ,,,. . .
,.f .l.wn h,P,.,l ,.. .,.,.,1., ' - " I " v.uftl. ul. . ...
AVilhout food the
work.
Losses incurred duiinsr the year
Name of Company, California Insurance Co.
Name of President, C. J. Itnlman.
Name of Secretary, ,eo. W. Hrooks.
. .?l,087,i:i4.05
...$109,1:17.21
...$j28,i5!i.o;:
...$1J0,2U1.07
Ufeaill. , ,,,.cfnl Th enrl .;r;.l ,.nn..n., ,1.,,-L- r.. .,0 t; ..;,l...,t Mi.v r, o..r..,'co PhillirKi Her'V
mlners cannot 1 1.: " ' ? . u ' vr- ?. , y J2 Z2r.Z-.'.'.
, npiiaiwu inurieiiiig usnuciuiiun 111 01 Louucro ure gi owit in lois region.
In Siberia and Turke-1 ontuc'4!' and adjoining states is in Owensboro is the center for the Orion '
according to the newspaper , L- ',' , , ,. .
, , ., , , . , , , Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana. Ap
milc Life, n luck of fuel Is re-i vi ,, ,Kn n(in nnn n,i r
Similariy,
stun
r,cou , : i.,.e . lacs o, lue, .a re--: proxi,mlte, 250,000,000 pounds of to-
sponsible for failure to move fool , 1)am) , , h, ,
to central Hussia ly, according to estimates.
Owing to the lack of supplies In . ...
government warehouses, the uininber ! "B ,UIW3 "'gaiiiA-u success
of persons rationed by the state has
just been further reduced from 14,
000,000 -to- 11,000,000, including
ther Red army. Only these 1,000,000
in all Hussia, receive the ration. All
others are dependent on their own
meager harvests, is peasants, or in
what they can buy, If city dwellers.
i Dl'Otrrcss of organization in western ' liver tvue. Henderson for the stem
'Kentucky. Tennessee nnH l.niiiiimi An: mini. Knurtmv flmnn fnr iho nn.J
sucker and Ilopkinsvillc und all Ten
nessee counties, durk fibred.
Judge Robert W. Bingham, publish
er of the Louisville Times and Cour-
fully the Burley Tobacco Growers' jier Journal, who financed the organ-
Cooperative Mnrkeling association in i ization of the liurley association, is
central Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and chairman of the organizing commit-1
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Garden and
FSowe
r oeeas
LEAPS TO DEATH.
(Itv Associated Press)
NEW) YORK, Mar.. 28. Mrs. El-'
vira Demarest, wife of Rn'jen De
marest, a vaudeville actor, leaped to
her death yesterday from a fouiih
floor window of the IIo;3l SU Margaret.
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS 'EM!
AVOID the misery of racking pain.
Have a bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment haidy and apply when
you first feci thaache or pain.
It quickly caY the pain and sends
a iceling of uArmth through the
aching part. SloanSJAnimaU penetrates
without rubbing.
I'ine, too, for rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciatica, sprains and siYiins, stiff joints,
lame back and sore muVlcs.
For forty years pain'kencmy. Ask
your neighbor. .
At aU druggistsV33c( Kct $1.40.
Linimerii
Dm Yniirrnfflotcdonof Dimt)iB. 1
trni. nnH nther facial dinf inuremant. 1
Ue freely Dr. Hobon' Kcxanm Omt- I
and other ekin troubles. Cue vf ir-
Holrson Family Keinttoiet.
DrHobson's
Eczema Ointment
Fr$ sli Rhubarb Pies, each 25c and 35c
Chocolate Slices, each 5c
Cocoanut Rocks, dozen, :. 15c
ENGLISH ECClV CAKES, a delicious fluffy
dozen ..
pastry filled wih fruit.
RAISIN BREAD, full of luscious Sun-Maid
ons, loaf, . .'I
... 30c
rais
. 15c
The Accommodation Store .
Will Serve You a complete Line of
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES
Fresh Fruitsi Vegetables and Farm Produce
Call on uaJfor yovr Poultry Supplies
"We fV'll in 51 Guarantee
Champion Flour
( ' Two BIobIjs North of
PIkuio Your Orders the Jl. 1. Track on
Main 734
Fir St.
Wc have a complete assortment
of fresh Flower and Vegetable
seeds. Ooi vo in and .select yours
while the assortments ard com-
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J.G. SNODGRASS
109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVER?-'
FISHING
To Please Everyone
Rods Reels
Flies
Leaders
j . . .' Lines '
. Eod Repairs
When m Need of
Coal andi Wood, Hay and Grain,
Poultry Supplies
l;';il II 71.1
STILES & ELLEDGE
Jefferson Street.
Main 711
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work.
(en.Cdrrs We haV8 made a pro'ound
7?mnrj,-fJ friti tudy of monument building,
haqds in sure to receive faith
fui; intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate
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SWEET PEAS and
NASTURTIUMS
No j'hnvijrs are more satisfactory
to grow I or pay belter for the
growing than iwcet J'cas and
Nasturtiums. Our Spencer Sweet
I'cas eoihe eithei' in plain or mix
ed coloi i of all 'shades.
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Have jijst received a shipment of
very l'iije on'ion sets.
Vegetal)lo and Flower seeds in
fie aud 10c packages.
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