La Grande evening observer., February 08, 1923, Image 3

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THE lj-A'tiHAKDE E VaNING OBSERVER
.'One - Billion and Half In
crease Is Noted in Saving
v eposits'i in Comparison
, IJ- Awoclntpil l'rriw)
CIIIPAOO, VVIi. SiivinCT lie
lioslu in Ihp fnllpd Stall's lnrron.n,
'by about' Il.filiO.'NKl.Oou in 1 !i m
'roiiiurd with 11121, ncrnrillnfi to in
llnilnnry rljrnrcii Tatillatcrt by the sav
IliEs hunk: iliviHion of the Amcrlraii
llunkrra luworlatlon and nnnotlncv.1
In re tlirquKb district' lii'iulmiurtrrs.
'I'ho rlKUriH hou- tliat, compared to
if ported arinK deiiosila on June bo.
"Mil, 'of I . 1 s.GiiO.iiuii. the amount
for the. eorr.Kporlillim- date In 192
u 1 lS,fS7,4!i:i.ciiiV.
The number of savlriin lu-pountu In
uiratfil by the partial data In hand
Wad 8.)S7,S!0 oh June So. Win, im
compared to r..G7.8;t'i On the cor-
reKtiondlnv dute In '11)21, "a 'iruln or
,ai4.Jli&. Kor both tho , amount of
Huvmj,r und tlm number of depositors,
later uutu of stutes from which' com
Vlete returns have not yet been re
'I'eived are' expeted to BllOw larger
Bulna for IMS.-.
According to .this report Hchool miv
Jntrs, ., systeins, niort,ed deposits . of
jli.jiliu.liiiii uurlnn tin:' last school year
an Increase 'of (( over IP21 am
100 duriiiK'thc. last school year, and
the nuiuber. of pupils reported ua par-tU-l-.ialiiiii
was '.l.l's.poo. u' Blqwth of
til0i over . the previous scliooi year.
" . lio data coMecicd.-by the savings
bank division Indicates that life .In-.
Vurance, not Ihcludini? beneficial so
'I'letles or the government bureau, -now
curriird on American Jives toUtl more
'than 150,000,000,001. Premiums on
Tiew business during tile yerfr ending
November I. Ki22, amounted to
'ttKO.ooo. file total premiums, Lnclud
futf the puytnenis on annuities, paid
'Muring the year, amounted 'to more
t!mu Jl.ioo.ooo.ooo.. The amount -of.
'hew life insurance purchiised during
the year i!i2 was ii.3oo,oiio.ooo, . un
lOciehse of 'tiOO.dOO.tlvO.OOO or'7(
ote'r i:i2l.
. - . . ' .. , THE FOG
wiiii.v V.i's i.os'r
ItF.OOKD n'ilKINC show. 1
(Ry Associated Press)
Cl.KVfilANl, -Feb.- 8.. A . record
for tho number or exhibitor expect-'
'fs expected to 'he 'established tit the'
National Pood Show to be held 'Here
I Vbruury t to 19, according to J. P..
Ijiokuu or Kansas City. saerul ition-'
airer of ttho N'utional AJlsoclutlon ot
Ketuil urocers,,-which Is stueitH;. the
phew. . , . ' y '. -
The purposo or th show is to pro
mote a better knowledge of good focxl
values. Amonu'thos einviied to tallt
ts Secretary' of Agriculture. Wallace.' '
' (lly Associati'd' 1'iChh
SALT I.AIili CITV, Ki'b, S. I'llld
u, I'.-niilly that persisted 111 Kelttntr losi.
hellvlihiully, was the leoelit experi
ence of Sel'Keant Krank It. Husch. of
the local marines rerruillmr office. A
ulother sought bis nsslstunct in ritltt -bur
her son. Heber l. Hok-iiti, Jr..
rrom whom she bad not heard for
several weeks. Husch traced the boy
to Mare Island, t'ullr., but when he
went to report his find, lie h:,,l in
bet-In all over ntr.ilu. Tim mot he was
hist.
TOWN'S FIRSTBORN
GETS BIG LEGACY
(lly Associated 1'ressi
llltAHS VAM.KV, Callr., I.'eb. S.
II was worth several hundred dollars
.for Hutler nssey, u younr man tar
inerly of this eliy. lo be born in Tono
pah. Nev.. very soon after the la'te
"Jim" Hntler made his ramotis ft-uld
dlsepveiy (lint Is said to have lirnutrht
if efc t '.. ' '.' '.t.
liie inliilnif (iUirfci or Tnu.i f.-lr
existence. He A..thi, rW JZ,'i
born In " H n in fiow,, '
iln.e.ii.r Hut er ili'tiMi...i ...... ' .Tmrt .
credit of the bnby In tt nln HMi
llianlt. ; ' .- Vv j .
Massey came Into w,..Hnn of u,e'
uint.e Innreusetl tleVirnk tn.i 1... k ..
I... tefiH 91 . "P"-
a years or ate
a few niontlis prior W;ln UoiiiV ci( '
ins . peneracior. -i;... ;
A ClBsslfled Art Wl Do m
Thp use of ind JtonninaCe sen
tences by too many writers is to tic
deplored.
Hid ft-oii 'ever henr a fruy Ray he
was crazy about n jrirl and after
you saw the Rirl you decided thai
lv Nvas riirht ?
iiiportant to all Women
Readers of .this Paper
FIBESBURN
FDR YEARS
If Rheumatic
Eat No Sweets
(.'
I Say. Gli of Salu- Helps to
Ovtrome RHcumititm ' '
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Rheumatism is easier to fcvoid than
to cure, suites a well-known authority.
We are advised to dress -warmly, keep
the - feet , dry, avoid exposure, and
above all, drink plenty of uood water
and avoid eating sweets of, all kind.
Rheumatism - is caused by body
waste and acids resulting from food
fermentation. It is the function . of
the kidneys to filter this poison from,
the blood and cast it out in the urine ; .
the pores of the skin-are also a. means
of freeing the blood of this impurity.
In damp and chilly cold weather the
skin pores are closed, thus forcing
the kidneys to do double work ; they
become weak and sluggish and fail to
eliminate this waste and acids, which
keeps accumulating and circulating
through the, system, eventtiajly settling
in the joints arid muscles; earning, stjff
nesg. soreness aid-'oaln., icilffdj' rlti
v At he rir'si'&ri'gej theutnatlsm
get1 from'' any pharmacy l.-ahout four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon
f ul in a glass of "water -and drink be
fore breakfast each morning for a week.
This is helpful to neutralize acidity,
remove waste matter, also to stimulate
the kidneys, thus often ridding the blood
of rheumatic poison.
Jad Sails is inexpensive, and is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithla, and is used
with excellent results by thousands of
folks wh6 are subject to rheumatism.
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(By " Associated Pi-crh)
RPniNOPIKI.!), 111.. Pel). . Fires
burning for years in coal mines, deep
beneath the 'prOund, are one or the.
nsolved problems of coah'minlnK In
lltnola ,,. !,
. Many . .of lhvsc fires,': : walled up
years atfo, .recently have caused trou
ble In southern Illinois mines, accord
ing :io,Kdb'iil ; M.: .TMeillll. : director or
the Htato department of mines and
minerals.
The Donk brothers' mine at Col-
llnsvllle. the North mine ot-the Illi
nois and .Indiana. coaV corporation at
Mitt, and .Several, mines near.Sprlng-
fleld .httve ;ueen Cbnipjllled recently to
seal up .portions or"their workfnKS to
prevent, th.csprcol of these smoulder
inir 'ruVnaces',' ' wiiicli ' burn' without
stopping in the! tfidden chambers un
dertfiiounj,. jOn'e,. mini: was ;ordered
closed "entirely. :.)i' ' '!
.' The fires-start in the rcruae which
is left after 'the Coal is dus and are
cuuscd by a process similar to spon
taneous combustion, according to Mr.
.Hcdlll. l lie: miners can mem k""
fires." from the word applied by coal
diggers to the debris In the mine.
l Wit Brook ThatCbldaiid vmi
I rac Make you fit Trnnorrmr. ami I
"Comfortable
as an old shoe"
jl homftly expression that
exactly describes the sensation
of a wonan wk haa been fitted
to a
FRONT LACE
CORSET
"La Camilla' Corsets embody
tbv latest and most important
Tlir-y do not flaro tip In riiiim lnit
bjun nlowly. Binouhlfrinf- away for
yi-ara until ihry otit t)innHIV(-H out
of fiu'l. (.'hunilrrs whotv Hh-ho flri-a
Mart biTonit u mass of llvo rul couIm
aixl iiuiNt in1 Rcrilnil up to kti-p thf air
rrom tnom.
Tht -trouble Is ranart! wlnn n fin
(ftts Its way through a wall anil
threatens to break through Into t:ir
ml no worltlrtfrs. Kontetinifs jlic hiuouI-
ilirlnff roata eat up the. tjupnortlnf:
real pillarH n-nultlnrr In weakening'
thf support for the ground above.
These fires rannot be extfntfulnhed
by water, Mr. Medill HtateO. Water
pnly hiakeH them- worse.. ,: ft Ih the
ehenilenllzatton. . resultiriM: 'jVroin lhe
mixing' of . water and the Hfuse tlml
causes the original eonib'usdon. The
only vny to stop tho- fires is lo re
move, the burning: coals from tho
mine. Many such' fires may bo st'en
on slack piles on the surface in thin
section ; of , tho. slate. The.se can be
flooded with water -and extlngulsh.
Mr. AlodlU stated. '1
finmA nrnmnn linvn n ctmnli twinl,.
ulary but their turnovfsr is immense.
ITa.IiL II .
iieuiui nu nappiness are; a good
pulling and traveling team. ;
The real tost of a book is. do vou
want to read it neain. '
M A V ( AIS IV Kl-rrCfllKAV
(Tie AHHoriated Pi'ess)'
SKATTI.i;. Wash.. I-Vb. 8. Tho
Ki'eatest motor ear population pt r
mile of iuiproved road in to be fouAil
a Ketchikan, Alaska, in tho opinion
a:' J. ! . Kruuse, automobile dealer
of th" Alaska jetty. ,. Mr. KriiUHe siiys
there are juir maelitm h in Ketchikan
with only tu mfle uf Improved hbrh
wfiy, or about 1J cms t the mile.
Needs revival the noble order of
-Testers.
"''fOR'30''YEARS
Mad to Cut Holes In IKy Shcca
",' 'Por 80 yoan l.hiui bha of the
I' orat bunionoinan ovef naw,"Buyli -i
! t ' )j. 1$. tlavik. '. "Had to wear cxtrn
,l4tnco hIkwb and oven cut holes iu
Xhem. but now, thunks to Fulry
,lyot. my trouMo Is over. Now
wfisr my correct the ahoc in pcr
lect comfort."
WoUJnirUoeithdworkllkeFiilry-""
fxiu U'jiovi: fntjtantty anJ rc-;-i.fV,ii
kji-jbc of the bunicn. Trv it
Ji;-i tuui UUUIOII, lVOCUnraila
Thousands uxm thousands of wo
men have kidney ot bladder trouble
r.nd n-jver suspect il.
Women's complaints often prove to
'he nothing else but kidney trouble,
or the result of kidney or bladder
disease, ' " '; V
'. li lhe kidneys are not in n healthy
condition, they may cause lhe. othe;
o'-jans to become diseased.
'Vou may suHer pain in the back,
headache and loss of ambition.
l'o;r health makes you nervous,
irritable and may be despondent; it
make; anyone so.
Hat hundreds of women claim that
Dr. -Kiliuer's Swamp-Root, by restor
ing health to the kidneys, proved to
be ju.'it the remedy needed to over
come Kuch conditions.
Many send for a sample bottle tc
see what Swamp-Root, the great kid
ncy, liver and bladder medicine, will
do for them. Hy enclosing ten cents
lo Dr. Kilmer & Co., ninghamlon, N.
Y.t you may receive sample size hot.
lie by Parcel Post. Vou can purchase
medium and large sie bottles at nil
drug stores.
; - - " J ' Hy- j
1 II
Spring Hats
" Exceptional Values
Fn all the New Styles and N'ew Shapes, surpris- ,,
na',iy low piiceu. oee our aispiay window.
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Invest That Money You Got for a Christmas Present in
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J. H. PEARE & SON
La Grande's Leading: Jewelers i Established 1890 , '
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Chert's tQ0 'of nfiWWWBt
ViA EDISON MA2t)A
Lamps. '
H. & S. Electric
Company
Wirine, Repairing, Appliances,
Supplies and Servica
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i new k.ivvmo uituu DUlHr. imjii - , "TZl . L-J - LL.'"-.. 'VitL-r-. rrrmjnmrwrm V
I A New ranmgESHrW
31 Shipment ' MlOlV f v
: 'Co'tl'cin Cndlulsr' yard U,!-.23cl ' -"i MMtMSm " lllS L:
Hope' Muslin, yd'L..:..,r 23, MfMMm -'
Chamois Finished Long' 'Cloth, yard..2l?c' to" 33c 1 MST&'&S&iP' kit iSl'' !
36 and 44-inch Indian Head, yd 86c to 44c j . jl '
j Andrew Variety Store MjjlTO A 1 J
-, II t - ' '1 l( ' 4 1 1 1 M 1 1
hnortfremanU In front lac
eomtlnc.
. CoTlipIet assortment of tha dif
ferent model and aitea alwayi
on hand.
I'rtrrd $2.t and Dp.
Mrs. Sobt. Pattiaon
GrtTMMerA
Pbone S2i-W Itra. I7a Oak
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onuments i?at
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(fGZt.CtitTS' 1,v' mae profound
TflftnOrZSkJrOlf ,tudy of monument building,
77.V. and an order placed lr our
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nBnns la pure lo receive iuii.a
fnl, intelHirent cxetntltn.
We Will Gladlj
Farnmh Est)mnta
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Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
iiii;lid;i!li!d!.y "02 S Are. La Graad., Or.
The Next Move Wins
The game of checkers is much like the game of life: The
player who plans ahead, who is always ready, , wins in
either game- ..: '
If you would win in the game of life, plan ahead, start a
savings account and add to it regularly- Then Fortune,
good or bad, will find you always ready. Saving now
means having later. .
UNITED STATES NATIONAL.
BANK
La Grande, Oregon
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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