La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1923, Image 8

PACE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 6, 1923.
$250,000 IS
"FORGOTTEN"
Depositors in Los Angeles
' Have "Forgotten" Quar
ter Million Dollars in. Un
claimed Deposits.
( (I!y AsRooiatod I'itsk)
.' I,OS ANCrELES, (Apr. 0. Appi-oxi-
, nintely $200,000 has been "forifot-
" ton" ly depomtors of Imh Antcelcs ,
banks, uccoi'iliiig to Vjnnk nnnuiil re-
ports covering unclaimed deponit.'t.
' Thoro uro about 24,000 depositors
who, apparently, have "forejttcn
not only forget tlio account but fail
to recognize their maiden names
when the accounts are advertised af
ter ten years elapse. 'Iho adver
tising of dormant accounts, local
bankers state, 'is the signal for a
jjiand rush of unscrupulous men and
women to put in fraudulent claims
lor th(v forgotten cash. They do not
always apply directly to the hanks
for their money, hut often seek the
owuois and swue iney snow wnerc i -i i i -r v-m .1-v At.i-ll r. An
they can ;et a sum of money, and ,.,..' ivm by Ul0
iicinitnn an cnorinous peictauiKe m i KM.,V ,.,,, , Ule Mt j.;. t.iUrc.,
the returns, licspite Imr.k warumcs ( UllI11.lv l:VnlillK, Meh wu3 very
in regard to this practice, hankers j ,,.,, ,.u)meil ,(. ..yeryone.
assert, the trickery hnn:-;s laruo re-j ,.,,., ,.
iSUMHEflVILLE
HAS SICKNESS
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
turns to the t;rh(!iher.-.
IjuMueas In ImlWor Weil-
; tntMHiU'tiiitf
newliiy,
! Alba I lit li Utfioul of Itnbloi fluent
GREETED AT POWDER viam.. . ' '
.Hl, iJIJll, V IJjl".
SPRING RAINS ARE
NOKTH I'OWDIvU. Apr. 0. This
section has been visited by line rains
the Past few days. The ground was
ik. i.. ...i n,u , e-eiunir very my on .lop causmir uic
averaBo about $10 each, bIUiourIi the Broun'f lu lfko ko that it was feured
onnunl rcporU show at least one ac- Vi fl,M v'h,'',a w"ul!' ".t .c0'nB
count that ruin, into four fiKuici. juP- However, the recent rams has
. Banks, it is said, consider an ac- i brought it on in a hurry and it can
count active durlnir the first ten ; 1''""' "'',' and nearly all the
yearn. After that an effort is made I mmhcr.i report a line stand. l ie
to reach the dopositor, and if the j'1 . land crops are repotted to he
ncoount romalns idle another ten "nin); on fine. A few of the lannr
years, the money reverts to the slate- e.a.v that they may have to resow
Bank records show that when (1 il";r wheat,
larmr sum is left neirlcctcd it is 1 he )rround scpn i re s are reported
usually found that the depositor is1'" be very had but the iarmer
dead and that the Jieirs are un
aware of the existenco of tho'ac
coun, Smaller accouuls, hankers
state; accumulate, through nc-KliKencc
,'.of the depositors. .
. Womon, according to bankers, of
. ten havo accounts in tlicir maiden
names and after they ure married,
putting out poison for them ami they
will Wnntrul this pest. .Someone
idtould see that the law is enforced
and that non-ro:;idents he made to
pay for putting out the poison, anil
siiuirrels would soon be a tiling of
the past. The ranchers are J'armin.-r
as it looks very eiicoaraiue; to them
with the fine rains we are having.
The Reputation of
I30STONIANS
FuinotiH Shoes for Men
hits been built up by satis
fied wearers nil over the
country. For IJOSTON
IANS please fussy feet,
High quality leather fit
ted on the smartest lasts by
skilled workmen make
them desirable for any
wear everywhere.
We carry a complete line In
all Itmlit and leathers. The prle
e will aiirprlue you as will the
SllOON.
. . r J i '
miu mmty m.r,i i uaimi
La-braiulc , 0;e.
The lioml lit MrtppincHs.
Y'ji.1 muf;t keep weJI if you wish to
he hftppy. When constipated lnke 0110
or (wo of Chamhorlaiii's Tablets iin
lnetliately after supper. They cauno
it gentle movement o the. bowels,
Adv.
Ouch! Rub Backache,
Stiffness, Lumbago
Rub Pain from back with small
trial bottlo of old
"St. Jacobs OH."
Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches and twinrces? Now listen!
That's lumbago, stiaticcf or tnayhe
from a strain, and you'll Ret relief tha
moment you rub your back with sooth
ing, penetrating "St, Jacobs Oil."
Nothing else takes out soreness, lame
ness and stiffness so quickly. You
simply rub it on your buck and out
comes the pain, J(t is harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
Limber up! Don't suffer! Oct a
small trial bottle of. old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" from any' drug store, and
oftcr using it just once, you'll forget
that you ever had backache, lumbago
or sciatica, because your backt will
never hurt or cause any more misery.
It never dirappoints and has been rec
ommended for 60 years.
f
NadJne Xwi-IR-!, Carol Wagoner
mid I'.ay HuiiRloy are all victims of
pneumonia i'ever. Dr. (,, H. Mooru
of J .a (it-ande ia utteudiiiK phyHicl-Ui.
J,eo iN'cldfier and lainiiy motored
io i.n (JnuHlu Tuebttay to attend to
btiHlimss niatlera,
,Mih. Kcud hJumilton wan viHitiiwj
in town Wednesday evening.
Miss Ava and Invz Woodell of
linhli-i- ripciit tho W(;ek-eiui at tnotr
Jiotnu lieie. ijt
Mr. and Mr.i. liurr ('ontrefl of j
Whl.o run: came down and Hpont
Junior m the home of Mra. Cant
nal' pareiitM, .Mr. and Mm O. U.
Htanm.
AIi-H. C, M. lialo .spent Thurdday bi
I f-a fJriiude, having dental work doner
Holly Horn, wad called to Klgin
thu latter part of, tho week on ac
; count nf the llhicij of bi.s mothor.
Mr. and Mrs, Heher Conruci or La
fJrum'c W(.t0 gtu-.'iU at dinner lOiiKler
l-'unrfay til tho homo of Mr .and Mrs.
Jug Cwi:id'td. m
Charlie Hanson wnnt lo Tclocaset
Tut;iluy for tho purpose of taking
Up MOOIC liorHo.'i. j
M v. ;tJ A I I'M, l!o5co Mpent Kun
ilay in ,a titamle. -
Mr. and Mr. ,um Walker woro
DwtnwtiH vihIIoi-h in town Mondav.
Jtav illanrhai-d of Klgin iH now
working In tliis cuniiuunity.
Al"tt.'r a few days' visit with rela
tive in ji (iinnde, Mr. Jrwin re
luinvd liuMic 'J'ucHday.
iMr.'i. MlihllPlon, wlio lias boon
Kponding a few dayn visiting her par
cuts In linker county, returned homo
Thursday niorning.
Hun, Smulors who' 1h working on
the Minam e ime up and BpenL Kawter
al home wilii IiIh family,
Mch. A re m Ingram and her moth
er, Mih. 11, Kinder, npont Monday
chopping i l.u CI ran do.
The infant hoii of ii. . Waggoner
hits Men on the sick list lor a few
days.
.1. C. I lacker spout tho week-end
in I 'i (Jrando.
Charlie Alorrls 1m pruning his fath
er's orchard in Imhlcr this week.
After spending a very pleasant.
wln1'r In Poi tlaml, Mrs. Mary Mc
Kin.io returned to her heme.
II ii laird, of MntorprlHo spent
most of hu-l week attending fo burjl
neh.i uf fairs hero,
l'aul hcnstciy was a.biiMincss via
Mor In I odder Wednesday. ,
Uo.'iM Irvin wan a husiuoss visitor
In ha CriaiKlo Tuesday.
Tho dancf which was given In tho
Mason to hall l'"rlday evening was j
well ailended and (lief music ivas 1
esi-ellenl. j
Alma Owens' of i,a Grando I
emno down (tie latter part of tho
week and visited at the Iioiiiq of her :
gi aminifuner.
Jim He.nsley has accepted a" posi
tion near l'intder. working for l'eto
1 Wright.
Itubhlo Keenau was a business
visitor in La C.rando Thurndiiy.
TROTTER iS I -0K ) AkAiMj 1 -W 1Tf
' MUilC TEACHtK AMSftMB ASTTHUR DINWIDDIB. LST HIS HAT AND WK "Z2S&
i vinew a ust or who cauwct him oust as he sttsppeo MJtfeM
.rk. T -jiTout rimin Dpnartmentn
' Store Organization in the World"
mm m
371 DEPARTMENT STORES!
Ell
T7il
Sturdy Little Play Suits
For Boys 2 to 8 Years
' Union made from a good quality blue denim with flat
trimmings. Also furnished in khaki.
COVE CITIZEN IS
INSTALLING NEW
CHERRY ORCHARD
NEW TODAY
COVE, April . April with her
warm rulim in with us, ami we ull
ippi-ociato tho warmer weather.
ji!oriro ('hauwlck returned homo'
IhurHdity trom l,a Gramlo whero lio
had Ijeen hci-vIiik on the jury.
.Mr. and Mm. Fred MIioh and chil
dren or l.'nlon upent Sunday with Mr.
and MrH. 1. V, Johnson.
Mr. and Kirs. Noll KIBht nnd sou,
Howard, wore hiudnels v1witoi-si ill
l.u Grande on Friday.
C. K. I.aw..ili, T. K. lioHwell, II.
I. Ilaker and Albert Ilrazlllo motored
lo Wallowa on VhurHduy. returning
l-'riday.
Kd Olark am family are niovlnr
from tho Silvorthorno farm to the
Oeotvve t.'onley farm.
Kliner Duron and wife of Island
City were bik-hIh at tho Nathan Dur
on homo on 15ast.er Sunday.
Ml3 Zelphu Beaeh Hpont Kuster
wilh her parents In Tnion.
Mr. and Mis. Gcorue Jiaker re
turned rrom their vluit to Itellh on
Saturila'.
It. II. Daniel Is settliiB out u larsa
ehorry orchurd, on Ills plueo north of
FOR RAT.T-. fi mo nlil thnrouirh-
Itwwl Tnmr mnln in . rrnA ,.ndi- !
tion. Cheap. Pho'n'e 872-J. 4-0-3t
FOR SALE One four-year-old Jer
sey cow, fine for town. Will milk
till July. . Call 34U-J. 4-u-tp
FOR RENT Three rdom moilcrn
furnished apartment. Phone 284-W-4-C-lt
FOR SALE , Ford roaditter. Good !
condition. Delivery box thrown in!
200. KilO Alder. 4-6-2tp
WAWTED-TO SELL OR TRADE-1
240 acres improved lund in Idaho
for property near city of La
Grande. Inquire 1800 X ave.
4-6-3tp
LOST Lewellyn bird dog, 6 months
old. Urown ears, lon brown spot
on side, and back. Lost up town.
Wednesday. Suitable reward offer
oil. Call 1708 Suruco St. 4-0-ltp
The chief trouble with this peace
seeniH lo be a lack of continuity.
.1
III
a i i jinn u t i ,r
1 i I I I wo ears of I
ff ii l.-un l !;i-
lian antU lier eai
And Burners for Making
Wax Work and Beads
Il!SO TI.AX TUiV sui.n I"
I r'A I . Apiil li. A cheek for
j It;!) wa:i ree'ived al the utale pen- ! I
.ieniiary imlay from the Linen Thread !
fonipanv of NYV. York, in nayitienl 1 1
tin tow shipped from ! I
plant. Tho prison ;
of flux material on i
hand, whirh upon hellltf treated will)1
nliini an uddHluiial (IG.oou to the 1 J
Mlato fund, : i
A eiiiitraet recently was entered')'
into heid whereby tlie prison flax ja
nhmt. will luiiull,, the output of tho
WUIamello valley flux and hemplj
iirower.V ttsNoelallon. This work, it j
was t-.iifl, will Keep t lie prison flat I
planl hiui.v during: mosl. of tho sea-
Any. 'Dm prenein flax plttut t tho i
penitent "ury will h( enlarged In the j'
near future when ihix seasoning itm-i!
ehluery will he Installed. j
THE tiMtEKSlUNKIli XIU, 8ELIi AT 1'fllMC AUCTIOX, OX
THE II.- U TAYIiOIt I-'AKM, JVST SOITII ' "OF THE MASONIC
CEMETEItY, OX THE LEIT 11AXI) SIIE OF THE ItOAl). SALE
COAIMEMS AT 1:00 O'CLOCK I M. SUAKI OX ' ' :
-THc-'F6!Iiin iDcscribcd Property :' "
LIVESTOCK ,
One Brown Gelding, 8 Years Old, Weight 1500 lb"'
One Roan Mare, Weight About 1250 lb
Two Jersey Cows, 7 and 8 Years Old, One Milking
;, and One to Be Fresh Soon
Big Money'
Worth At
$ 2, 23
These serviceable little
uits cover the wearer
and entirely prevent soil
ing of under - garments
and are a saving not only
in washing but also in
wear and tear on better
clothes.
Made with an open
front and drop seat.
I . . . ...
Famous "True Blue" Shirts
For Boys' Fullest Pleasure!
Eoya' Shirts and Blouses made under our own
exclusive' trade-mark "True Blue" have attained
a nation-wide reputation for both service and style.,
They give the fullest pleasure to the boys because
,they are cut full and roomy and may be had in neat
patterns.
Striped Percales
Tan Percales!
Khaki Twills-
light blue,
dark blue, gray
and assorted
striped chambray
of fine quality.
Sizes
124 to
144 '
A Big
Value
At, Only
.The Largest Chain Department,
"Store Organization in the World'0
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
Implements, Etc
i
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
i Iixlidcslion mid Constipation. t j
j 'Trior tn usinjf Chnrnhprlain's Tab-'!
'lot., I sufiVrtHl dreadfully from in--i
MiuL'slion. Nuthiuir 1 ale uir recti with''
1 1 me anil 1 lost t'le-h nnd ran down in
health, t hamuutifun s TabletK i
strengthened my digestion and cured J
nu iif constinatiou," writen Mrs. i
kttJeonre Htrotin, Solvay, N- Y. -Ailv. i
I I) llni'M' Power Steam lloilw
I 0-Hoi'si l'ower tia.s I'.nylne,
nearly new.
1 Saw.
I Hen real l'ower Ihtig Saw.
1 Iron WliiH'l Wnyon-nnil Hay
llnek.
:t fit'liaril l,nililers.
( (arden Otlllvntni.
-2 InlnkluK i'oimlafns for Con
Stalls.
I Sol Heavy Harness. ,
I I'latrorm Si-ale.
I Shiver Feed Mill.
1 t irn llurvesler.
I tit'iiidsloite
I Jackson. Hay Turk.
I MrOmniIrk Mower.
1 Milwaukee Mower.
1 Corn Sutler.
1 Corn riow.
1 Mo. 7 Simplex Cream Sep
arator,
t Harrow. .
t I -Horse CtillUator.
2 li AYaon.
S-H.E-
y :$
LAST DAY
ETHEL CLAYTON
lu-
"11"' 1 WERE QUEEN"
A dashing American beauty a royal prince
of the realm a queen's locket in(i i.;uiii;;' ilii!i
mats rohes of ei'inine the splendors of re-;al
courts and castles stoni-hearted warriors
swift couriers bold knights and brave ladies
brilliant stunning magmficienl in a ro
mance of transcending beauty and cx.1nisito
sentiment
Also Slum iiitf
A COMEDY
,J3.
fn"-Ti"rnrTYnnnmEm:
i'oimxt8
NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES j
TERMS All sums under $25, cash. $25 and over a !
credit of six months will be given on approved notes S
bearing interest at 8 per cent. Five per cent discount I
for cash on sums over $25 on sale date. !
H. M. TULLEY, Owner I
COL. T. T. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. j
J. E. REYNOLDS, Clerk. .
Special Gandy Service 4
During Warm Weather
.An especial 'effort is made to give buv candy
. customers a service of uniform excellence
throughout the year.
This necessitates extra precaution during
warm weather but we meet it in this way
Weekly shipments are received directly
from the factory
. Candies arc kept in a special Rcfrigcr- ,
v ator Case.
Hard Candies which do not deteriorate
rapidly are featured.
Don't fail to take advantage of our special
Friday and Sautrday Candy Sales.
Newlin Drug Co.
YOU BONT LIKE
I COFFEE
no matter how
much ijou have
used cist ol the
COFFEE &
TEA
rOPUL.R BRANDS AT LOAVER PRICES HOOVERIZED!
l's Red Can Coffee, 5-lb tin $2.05 Linton's Tea, lb package 79c
M. J. B Coffee, 5-lb tin .$1.08 Fo T lb package 5Sc
Crescent Cream, 5-tb tin $2.2o , ' . w
Our High Gryde Fresh Roastetl, 3 lb $1.00 ' Gunpowder, fancy bulk, ft 60c
Tree Tea, lb package 65c , Orange Pekoe, fancy bulk, !b 60c
ANY ORDER UNDER $2.00, 10c DELIVERY CHARGE; ORDERS OVER $2.00, NO DELIVERY
CHARGE. PROMPT DELIVERY RELIABLE DRIVER PHONE MAIN 49
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG
TTJH" T"V " y TT IT TT !T ir T fV nr T7
i
8UAi guarantee.
M . J. BRANTK.VSTEIN.CO