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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1922)
"PAGE RTX LA 01? AND I'' EVENTXO OUKKRVKU "Wcdm- Si lav. GOAL STRIKE HAS BEGUN TO HURT . - .1 ml n I ii H from Ki'iiertil miuiTiH of liitormalliiii the coal xlrlko which was lalmo'il when It van rirnl riillKil Iiiih benini to hurt and nil llnex nf rnnuiiHrvi; urn fei'lliiK ItH i-ffe-rl. "Tlifira l' very kiwu iIiiiikit tlial CHECKER TO HJIH6 unci Oi'tulirr w-h not normally hir;tf. (all nllipr fidi'lit which run ' uy .This ye-ar tin- i iiiinii v 11 lii.iueiil ly Is : cLli-ialcd. 'I'm- nilla rnum ("! In 11 ihtIimI of iiii i'i-a iIiik biiKlni'BK ii-aili' an itiiildly u .ini'ilinlle u: ... II'..... I.ll ... . ..... .1... I.. ..... . ..I.,. .. ...... .....I. .,-I.U - Mil llll- . ii.it,. in,-, initi. .. ii'n iiihl uiw iii-Mit'ui wiui m i-..i... " .. i'Imiho In truffle Mlinr llian mul ' iihmi. TIim H)niiiiK hii"- ihiih- pin-; liBtvii'Pn now anil fall will be Dior- pare tu cu-mie-rut" Willi rail-: than noniial. , ways by Inaillnu rum he-nyler and , "The, amount of -.: I produced loading anil iiiiloadliiK tliem jm rap.: H nil tniiisiiortn:l durinu ihv firm half I 1 1 v an m-iiclleiiule. Tim i-ully.'ay.i i l.f ,,1.,,,,, ivtu inlllli,., .,, I -v I'HMIIOIIKIIjIh fllf 111! . ' - lens than llio iim iiiki- amount nrn-, coal strike or ltn iirobably illnuKreu-i OUMJON CITY. July 5. Ilimxell (lucod anil li-aii!iioitcd In Hi..' Urn! able and costly aftermath, anil In Hwkt must hang Utr ;c muni m half of tho lust Nye. years. . Uil lutaiiie cu-nperailon with thi-m frank Uowkor. uiiordlnic to the "One of tlm most (million fc.it.; f all who run hell' nulve ilia prob- verdict of thu Jury which wa.i re uic.i of tin. Hltaiitlon In that up Imlrin which will be lnw "led Hhoitlil . 'irneil Saturilay niht. The jury the dull.- of H. h i.iti'Kt available rs-.'iu. ...l.-iii.il. il for the imual iiuti-iy ut lean than an Imiir. port tlm amount or coal which had 1 ay,iiinl lliciu." ! H'kur, kUiikIIiik befuin tlm bench lic.ii iniile.l hv i h rnllwuvH ... (he i " """ ' vonlh t. mink Into a S THE VERDICT cry. iJownstalm tils mother. whn.e , sjiomlent in the anus of the 24-j ., 'j ' f.- had cruwii more hassard a ' ear-old youth who next Wednesday iuusn(','1.!( -i.-i,;': the trial 'iironrenaefl. went Into hy- will In'ar from Trial Jiulve fauip- j .l0. . .' terlrs. Her ahrlekn. w'hlcli filled: bell the sentence for Ills crime for , ., . ' ' . ". , ' Hllllll lie l .:.,... 'H 't J " vitliiit " I I'll."! II witnout rHcoiuineiiuaiiuii. lleeker'H fathe. who had thu boyfj aide diirlnii the entire today hail 1 not tried ( iinwa.' -li.in trial, waa atunneil by tile verdict. 1 1 ablets. Thu tal:k''.s ivl"Vc Ihu lil For an Instant Ills face blanched, feeli:i nt mrc, Mi'inr'thiii t'u. iifce:. bul with a set expression. he turned five firict mi.s, liei'iirc tile WHi'iii to and luid his hand upon his soii'h do its wink I'nturi'.lb," wii'.H Mrs. shoulder. ' toe Pefti rirnilTl-rham. A1 I. the courthouse, did not stop until physician was called. Almust un ronscloiM, tho woman wan removed to a hotel room, where she receiv'M Immediate medical attention. .Nellie l.ainhart. Hecker's sweet heait, shrieked with Ki'bf upon be iiig luforined of tne verdict. Later, in the sheriff's office, she lay de '' a .',ti";ii'm. , lr..n.!.- 'fn ui! :it: j., wj' :-: made I.. i..ift:te y ;i u ll Vj'v'-1 i.ikI paiai'jM;. an. I ca- l thHrti.ii oi'll ma1! li'atlcr.: woi.te- I -at at ,i0 nol know Where 1 i.io.iliil have li-i unless HomethiiiK Is done, soon to IllermiMK tho production and trans- been carried hi- lh ...llwavs li, (he I I"""' " portatloll of coal there will beil.ake lirle porisand Hienco by wa- .''hair. For a moment he sat as Ifj thrown upon the rallwaya nrter the ter fco the head of the lakes to sup-1 Uny "l sell thrtUKh Observor stunned, then slowly let his head Bllike Is muled, a burden iireuter.nlv she need. ,.r the northwest klassirled Ads. 'sln" '" hls.hands. Hut he did not; inan they can bear,' says tho Kail wny At,-.'. "Tho nubile should be warned now of the. conditions which iippiirmitly are nolnn toi iluvnlop on the. railroada tiulusa tlw: amount oi' coal i?lven to tlit in to hundlu speml ily Is lai'Kelv Increased." the Kauway Age lit an editorial j dumped at In its last Issue Kave HOlild facts i dlirlni; th(. oil'.y about thre(imllllon tons. A t ! " this tline last year the a.iiount of charter No. 11314 coal thul had lieetl duuipeii at tiie head of the Jake.i exci-eded eltht inillfou Ions. If the northwest h I 10 have liufl'lcleut fuel to carry it; tin out h ihu winter there must h . the head of the lulus season of navigation I which indicate thul u serious con-'fi'om -r. to ilu million tons oi coal.; KcKtlou of truffle and shortaK' of I and already the (Ihmiimiikh at the ruin may come this fall and winter, hikes are five null ion tons h,-lo Soiiih imrsoiiH and jiublicallons have normal. expressed th opinion thal w-e nre - "The situation developing, de- ll 1141 it I V nlarmed. 'Let us consider 1 niands speedy and consliucllve ac- Reserve Diitrict No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF TIM- UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK at LA GRANDI.. In the Stat" of OreKon, at the close of business on June 3th, 1022. i HICSOURf'KS ' mux and dis.-ounts, inrimliiiK reiliscountu, nc- ceptances of other banks, and forei;n lulls I of txchanKe or limits sold with inilorscmont ! of this bank (except those shown in b and c) , lincluiliiiK premiums, if uny) $ !i:!3,C63.36 Total Louns 33S.B63.SC V. S. fioveriiment snurilieK owned: the situation In ll.it 11.1.1 .,f lb!ioi. The nroiluction of coal III list , Deposited to mure ciicuiau-ii t-. o. ..."..' mr Intest avullablo facts, til ttidt rear i soon be Increased. The shipment.! of ! value) JU-U the railways handled the lurg I'Ht traffic Ip their history.- .Hxcept-1 IbK coal, they recently luivo beeni lian.llliiK more truffle than they did In the coirespondliiK part of the yi'tti- 1!I20. "Traffic ulways Increasps during the late SHinm. r and early fallj mouths. This is especially true 'of 1 coal traffic. The averjuo number of carloads of coal handled 'by thi-j runways ill tne' weeas irom hep timiUer 'H, to. DrtiMub.r IK. lli.n wtis ,217.SMI.' fThls was J12.Mil' For Sale All Other United States Government Securities lincluiliiiK premium, if uny) Totul J Other bonds, slocks, securities, etc.: innnkliiB House, $:i!i,.hn; Furnlturn nnd Plu- turns JIti,C70.tlll Real estate owned other than hanking house... Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank..... flash in vault and amount due from national Ifl0,0fl0.0 27.4ri0.no -- i banks .Amount due from State hanks, bankers, and fjreenwood dairy Just out of the (rnil( pompanies. in the United State (other city limits, consisiliiK of IS ncres n,nll included In Items 8. 9, or 10) of ,1'holcu. land, and in ulfalfa, good Checks on other banks in the name city or town ilium than the number of cars of, 1 ""' " e.....e m reporunK uana (uiner umn nc... , . . . . ... coal 1 sllZed in "theweek 'end"! V1"1 f.'V'""':. , Total. Items , 10, 11. 18 and 111 . . . . . ..... ll. misc. lima iiw.ine, nil.-. in, iiiei " (' .ec iS 1111(1 (ItailS Oil OUilKS e.'M"...h ' tlm week ended June 10,' '11122. had I handled ia much coul as the aerai;e! "" '... IW II ,IIHtMIWllJ "I .,.,.,.., ... ,. .,.h, I., m.wI eblelr.. . ......... ,.l ....lui.lu ,.f .V J "H.e. ..r., ..... rial nenrnn i.m ,.,.. ens. ail enulpmeiit, sixteen head of ,.. .,..., of renoitlni; bank uirrilKVT '. i...ir.... f.... . . . . ., .. .l .1..- iiiuount haudled weiikli In tliu. tallir""" " , Kedcmption lunii witn u. a. iru.n ..u uuc 'La. Winter n.onthf ,! ' ..TnX1 ' & T .'ri i. ',''!'' W,"'', "m" 'h;;'l"-Pn-ntor, and man-- other thlnKs.i Total .- ''htidled'iu Tw i-""1"' "".. " "'"i T L AlV.i.Vr.ES- hit S oil 15 riC a iri'ul"' """ '"'' 1118 I" Capital stock paid m was l" ?1N3Q r. rLd.: - lh . l' V- "" l' l Surplus fund 228.67 carloads were coal, leaving j.nia.1. Is litavInK on account o sk- i Vn.jniA, profits ; : 7 1 h i; K carloiiilH of other traffic I .......e .... u,a!t current expenses, inieresi, aim um i...u. if ihU flKi'ro hi. compared with i',n'1 ,B willit.K to show anyomi in-, ('irtulatintr notes outstanding (see schedule 4) . . n-i.-ni.-.i. i Amount due to national nanus j Amount due to State bunks, bonkers, and trust companies in the United Stules unit loreiKn , countries (other thun included in Items 21 or 22.) 120,778. 03 , 127,l.r.O.Oii: 27,7!iS.i;ii! nn.R7o.t;ii J 4 4,001.1 1 Oii,ou2;X!i 121.133.il I fi.ir.O.Bl 4, 494,31 704.43 ,er cent less than the j ""f "'" ' !'' than coal handled In!?"' ''"r,"' n , .., ,r i.. ibiilll. 1'rlce V-.llll0.0ll. that for the nmoiiut of truffle oilier than coal handled In the week end ed .hill" 10, 1 !l 2, It will be round that in this hitler week the amount of traffic other than coal - handled was only five.1 per c iimounl nth the week ended (October Ki, 11120, the laraest in history. "Does anybody doubt that traffic other than co.il Is Kolinx .to increase between now and October? In 11120, between the' week ended'June 11 tllld the week ended 'October 'lf, truffle other than coul Increased (i2,3!lft carloads, or over 7 per cent. At that time the country was ea lerlU!r. a gierlod uf violent business re.'iiljiistinetH 'and depression, and the increioie In (raffle between June 5,000.00, $1.42.r..:tti!l.l7 j 100. 00(1. 00 1 iiri.oiio.oo 1 s.fitic.nn I 1110.1100.00 : . l,fi4G.X0 : able rash terms. payment, 'AST ta-ot'l BiJui'ifJ- BLACK TREAD TIRES CORD-ROAD KING'PARAGOr Supreme in Appefirunce, Mile 5-room house, a Inrpn harn, 4 i lots, close in on Court street, fruit j trees, lawn, electric lijihts in hous-i Certified checks outstanding t. "HI 1.0. Tota of terns 2 . 22. 2J 24. and 20 A reason-1 nnmnn,i rinnnuilH fnther than bank denotiita) hnlanre easy i uubieet in Reserve (denosits navable within 30 days): tudividual deposits subject to check Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed) ,. . . Total of demand deposits (other 4hnn bajik de posits) subject to Reserve, Items 20, 27, 2H, 2il, 30 and 31 lime depositi subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days or subject to 30 days or nioro notice, and postal savings) : . Certificates of deposit (other than for money burrowed) Oilier time deposits ,. P.istaF savings deposits .V Total of time deposits, subject to Reserve, Items, 32, 33, :4 mid 35 '. Vniled Stales deposits I other than, jiostal sac- Ilium, IncliidiiiK War Loan deposit account . nnd dep.-ir.its nf United States disbursim: officers S.!74.2B 6.10.1111 i 11.171.06 C.J. BLACK & CO. Now Foley Building '." ' La Grande, Orogoi. 004. 299. OS ! I i;r.,i 79.90 : n(19,47S.9S IM M. V. L. I. HUJ 4 .' R9.iR3.nr, 1 3(io,or. i.;4 j 4,:'.iVi.or, 72.74 f r r r When you look at a x 3 Vi at JOUR tire dealer is naturally enthusiastic when he shows youthe30x3'a USCO at $10.90. To him USCO has al ways represented a tire value that he felt more than justified in offering his customers. At the $ 10.90 price he cait hardly be blamed for putting it to the front as the value lie would most like to be remembered by, This much to keep in mind United StiitajTirsj arv Qs9i Tire I USCO has always sold as a quality tire of fcnuu'ii standards and peronu unce. . Todav.vt)t $10.90 it nxts tne worm tu your tire dollar at a new maximum by reason of its own dist in gu i s he d values. A USCO S 10.90 Ml at I "-ft wr I J T U L, Tl 1 v i Unitcd States Tis-es fefe vmBMM&M United States Rubber Company plIfM Where You Can Buy U. S. Tires: Clue Mountain fiuiugc, ijr (iranite ('. L. Kiddle, Islnml ll y Xorlli I'lnvilci1 (inrtiKe, Xorlll rowilrr III Usher Hess I llion W. K Itteslicars, l ove l-i. ('. (;eltinis. I'ilin t'.li. Siiiircs, linlilor 47,r,oo.oo aBSgg ti u..'.;.'";...'.-J' L .... Total 1.425,iiS'i.l7 State of Oregon, County of Union, ss: 1, T. .T. Scrogjjin, Cashier of the nhove-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge nnd belief. T. J. SniOfiflJti, Cashier. Subscribed und sworn to before me thi.- ::rd day of July, 1922. Colon A. HlM'Hiard, Notary Public. Notary Public for Oregon. (My commis sion expires July IS,' 192;:.) Correct Attest: A. L. RICHARDSON, V.1. MILLER, U. (i. COUCH, Directors. Lil (il'Mlldc. I'oy ttlronji'.'L'i (iiyiiidc. LciS'liton it Ox nor," Ln firiintli1. .1. M. Liiitlsny, -Island- Cil.v (larano The Reason for our Substantial Ghowth is our Substantial, Service ?te?lkV Now is the l lme pin's it I'vcr Iiapiiou as vaoation tinio iirrivos llmt ymi I' nil you arc nut nl' -funds .' That ynu iatumt lake ad 'iint;i!;c nf tho sni't nf ti'ip ynu lavo for sn Inniy iilaiuiod. nv is iho tiitio to 'jircparo for. next y oar's vai-at iiri.' MaKo it a point to tlo insit .a ('i-taiii suiu odi jnmif li in antic- ipalinil of oir flltllTT lcsil's. Ynu will .linl er ready to as .ist you in any iai)kiii or financial prnlilciu. o United Statcs NatioMl'Bank , , k" iTT;-'TMT:r i, . .vjfcwwvi..y; .. ;..-,:, r1 Fill My Basement With the Same Kind of COAL Yon Sent Me the Last Time llic rieht fuel for warm weather Pearl Oil, burned in a good oil cook stove, saves the housewife a lot of un necessary drudgery. No coal or wood to carry no ashes to shovel out. A clean, cool kitchen, with all the heat concentrated directly un der the utensih, where it is needed. No trouble to operate an oil cooks tove, if you buy only Pearl Oil the clean, economical kerosene that is refined and re-refined by a special process. Sold by dealers everywhere. Ordtr by name -Pearl Oil. STANDARD Olt COMPANY tCaUoratel 1 ami uurt rVrlJ COM PAVT o WE GET THIS KIND. OF AN ORDER NEARLY EVERY DAY. . PROOF POSITIVE THAT WE ARE PLEASINO OUR CUSTOMERS. ' WHY NOT LET US FILL YOUR BASEMENT. m Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. PKonu Maia 17 ADERDEIH IS Till . COAL TO BUftS. O o ! b Op LAORANDEiORE. I oP. AC' -fJl f m i-vaw-.o. a.'4...-'u..-. . O O O
