La Grande evening observer., July 06, 1923, Image 3

Friday, July 6, 1923..
THE LA GRANDE!. EVENING' OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
I'mwt tUlf attnre: "I lot Hohly
liiirurnnt all minimer," ttutd tit
uiut u never Cot win u
COAST BASEBALL
I'acii ic (i..vi' i,i:.;i i:.
Clubs Won. l ost. lYt.
Han Kninrincn ' :ts .,-,;)
Harrainentu 4s 44 .522
J'oi-1 Imi.I 47 ,,r, 't,"u
I.ob A uncles 4T, 41 .5ml
RM1 '-"If 4:1 4K .4IIT
Seattle 4 1 411 .4.'..'.
Vernon 4i r,
likl:iii.l ss fl3 41s
luuti: wxwcit.
! I.OOAX, I'lnh. July 0. I'rnnklc
,llairen of LoR-un. Wednesday caruod
-llu. judKer' decision over Herman
lAllcrl.ieh of Kill Like ill II fast
round bout. They nro welterweight. 'Johnallian i:
LONUVIKW, Wash., July . Joe
, , , mini, i-uriiuiiii ami .iiikp I h'ihuio,
Sn ' i" Inn, HI. Sacramento ().
SAX KIIA.M'JSi'll It. H. I'.
Sacramento n 4 1
Wan Francico m 17
II ilt. rl. s Kittery i,n, Schalu;:
Scott an, I AKnt'W.
sail l,aki 2.. 1.0 s .Uiki-Ivn I
I.I IS AMIKI.KS l;,
'lt Lake 2 m
I.OH AllRlllH , t
Hall, tub Hiiis-tclon. Could and
Jenkins; i.joiib, Thomas anil llyler.
Seattle, roiiKht six rounds to u ilraw
hern Wcdiietuln.. Krcildic Anderson.!
Vancouver, WubIi.. knocked out Mys- I
IoiIoub Hilly Smith, Jr., l'ortlnnd, In
the ihlrii. round.
" UMuiih Jam woek to viHlt with licrhus-'the saiil renl ctat i-ivlt: North'
hand. 1 Half nf Kniiiliniki quarter ami
Mr. .ai.1 Mm. II. II. Huron were I Ji Southeast Quurter of Southeast 11111IU).r
Urn. .J-;4iih Uiron JililUiu' l.ainon.et;prji)e(j ftS commencing at the
Wm. H:uinah lwri- nml Mr. VVil-, northeast comer of the southwest
Ham WoHtcnhUnv uiut u l.a .ir;ui.lr i Quarter of Southeast Quarter of suit!
Sutunlajy ojid uUia.lid Hie L i. R Action 3.1 and runnlnjr thence south
ooiiiVivjire. I Ci , rods, thenre northwesterly to the
A tui KP iiHinltor of tlw I .. 1 . B. poo- nor time t corner of tho said Smith
nlo of lml.hr uiinnitiMl .ho tii;unHy west Quarter cf Southeast of said
ran rereiir oi l.a (li-anl - Sunday, j Section li.'i and thence east to iiliu-c
AftoMlo M.'lviu Militant nix I ltroth..of beginning; vUso the Northwest
Kinii.ji wore out from t Uiiailer or .Southwest, yuarier oi
S:ilt lke. - IJSect.on sli, exceptniK ihereiiom a tors worse. I to not know where J
Mi. Josin Oity und family left Hon-i tract described as commencing at ihei should have heeu today had I net
day pvonln? for AHiorlo, whore they northwest corner of the Southwest
will make their future homo. j Quarter of -Saetion H4 ami vunninj
. j thence easi. 80 ods, thence s:tuh
itArn.inln Pnti KiiroH. 4 rods, thenco west tm tous ami
m:v ntu:.K wants riiirr.
i:V (Htl.KANM, July (i. Tin. New
Orleans Vouiik Men's CI.vinniiHtle A
stioi;itlon chalrniun wired Klcharul
liurke, timekeeper ol the Dempsov
i;hIhmis match to uttempt lo secure
ihe return inaleJi hetweon the two
I'iKlil'fi'H for New OrliuiiK nl ti com
at hluh tit: half a million dollurH.
I i)i in at INtrilaiiil.
Vernon e.t I'orthind, poat pmied.
i' i in.
Wet (.rounds At Seattle,
akhi lid at i-Vatlle, puslpuneil.
i nti'o Arn:u I)i;aiisi:v.
, , N'KW VOIIK, Juy ti. "Meet l.ills
A duel Kirpo, Ihe - next heavy weiuhl
:elmiii)ion of the world," exclaimed
Ihe UK South American fighter Wed
nesflay niht whi-n told tho result of
the
IMBLER SOCIAL NEWS
,f. Mill, Kit Jtdy . Mrs. 1. II. Vet
enskow ami her ilriuyrhtcr, l'Morenoe,
iviurned from t'tah Monday. Mm,
Wesl4nskovv hiu heeu visiting In I lah
tor the Inst month, und lloreneo .lius
been attetidinK Kehool in I'rtivo, tho
last year.
Miss Zelma Taylor returned home
Monday from Itlehnrd, I tali, w here
she aitended fehnol lust year. '
Jesse Itlanehard was in town 1at
week, doing carpenter work for Kra,ul;
I'erry who Is it inotlelliiK his home.
Mrs. Kdlth . IjLisen und her son,
Kipling, went to Mot liko Monday
i 'cmpsey-wthhona iirih. "1 always .(1 .. it .i.,n.ii -iii i-int-ii
, iii'iifi II l 1 l 1J II II I 11,1 L I '(JIM I'm ,V, IIIIL
; now I'm sure that I can knock him
'oul. I never pave (ilhhons much con
i sideralion."
Jess Wilhird, who miietw h'lrpo a
week from Thursday for the privilege,
of fighting Dempspy for the heavy
weight crown, merely grunt ed when
rejuhed at hi: training iiuurters In
Yonkert; and said: "Oh, ii; that so?'
MYKliK OUTATMS DltAW.
IOA1IO l-WIJ.H, Ida., July Ted
dy ( 'l lira of u It land and Spug
My ei m of I'ocat.'llo, junior weller
weinlit, fought 12 rounds to n draw
heri Wednesday night as the. main
evi-nt on the Kourt h of July boxing
card. Myers rai-rled the early rounds
by a narrow margin but O'llara pusJi
d him denper.ilely in the final peri
ods. Two judges called the. bout n
draw and the third gave, it to O'llara.
ter. who recently under went a seri
ous operation there. , '
l.ucian Tangreen and family ipovod
to Lone l'tne last Monduy. They will
live there while Mi-.'Tangreen is woi'k
ing at the I. one fine liox Kuetory,
Mr. und Mrs. .J,yal Hti'lnghnin und
Mrs. Vun Long made a business trip
to Summei-ville Monrlay.
Mrs. William Wiggins und Mrs. KIl.i
Walki-r loft Friday for iMeaehaiu,
whero they will spend their Fourth of
July celebration. Mrs. Wiggins Is
running a stand there, 4
William WestcnHkow made a busU
ness trip lo li Orande Wednesday.
Mrs. It. (1. Iykstra and her two
Hons. Jaines and Uoy, came from Mon-
nnitii m it i a tT..vi.fii1' uience noun 4 runs in piaee ui ue-
fares in Berlin are now seven thou-1 f'nmni all 'Township JN.h,l
sand times the number of marks ! Kanee : i!9 tast of Willamette Mend
,eiristere.l on the taximeters. I'"" m U.no., County 0.-eEon and
Taxicab drivers all carry juinted "ls0 certain tract ile-ribeil us
tables shnwinK the totals the multi- """"""K - -
nle nroiluces witn various uo-siuie
wash his foct lit nluht.'
ItilinumiesH and Const I pn I ion.
"For years I was troubled with bil
iousness and constipation, which
made life miserable for me. My ap
petite failed me. I lost my usual
I'orre and vitality. I'ensin prepara
tions und cathartics oulv made mat'
tried Chamberlain's Tablets. The
tablets relieve the ill feeling at once.
slrenirihcu the dmestive (unction
helpini; the systei.i lo do its work
registrations on the indicator. Kvery
time the multiple Is chajitreil there
is needless confusicn, .anil many dis
putes ensue wliich the police .are of
ten culled upon to settle. ,
Clerks in shops are provided with
similar tables. In every trude an
agreement is arranged us to the mul
tiple which will be used in comput
ing the price of articles in depreciat
ed paper marks, as against the gold
mark price.
cf the northeast corner of Section
4 in Township 1 North vt Range IW
fcjist of Willamette meridian in sain
County and running thence west 24
roils, thence south 10 rods, thenc
cast 24 rods and thence north III
rods to place of beginning, together
with the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonir
ing, as well as all the right, title
and interest defendants and their
gruntors had therein or thereuntc on
the loth day of December A. II.,
1U1B, or thereafter acquired tiieici:i
or thereto.
naUirully," writes
l;irmiugliam, Ala.-
iMrs
-Adv.
Knsn Pot ts,
resh
from the
factory
FRESH
That said sale will be made mb-
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
V.i.'.. : l. V... .,11
cerned that unde ami by virtue of Je p "atmory rig us o. re
al! executisn bearing .lute the 22nd jlemptmn and will be subject to the
. . . . . I Unl'i imf. minimi lltioll II nrior lllol l-
ilay ol June, A. u-, l'jai, issued oun ; ,,' 7" 7. . . "i i :r. i .,.",.
of and under the seul of the Cir-1 K"RB
cuit Court of the Sfate of Oregon
for Union County, upen the decree
made and in said court on the 21st
day of June A. I)., 1Q2I1, in thut cer
tain suit therein pending in which
J. D. Slater was plaintiff and l.eroy
H. Tibuals, winnitreii nutans, timer
Sweiger and iDun. 'Heidlemim were
defendantH and to me directeil com
manding me to sell as by law pro
vided the hereinafter described real
estate set out in said decree and exe
cution to make therefrom the sum of
$1044.00 with interest thereon at the
rate of seven per cent -per annum
frcm the date of said decree and
costs taxed at the sum of $12 00 und
costs of sale 'I, the undersigned sher-
ltt of Union County, Oregon, will
on Monday the 2Jird day of July A.
!., 1923, at the hour of two o'clock
p. m., at the outside of the front
door of the County Court house in
La Grande, Oregon, sell at public
sale to the highest bidder for .oash
Union Central Life Insur
ance Company of Cincinnatti. Ohio
, i LEE WAUNICK,
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon.'
June 22-2SI-.)ulv (1-1)120
ROLL VOUR OWN WITH I
D Rs X,m Croix Plip.ra AttKJ I
Charier No. :!tl
Al l.a Clrandi'
Stntement of the
I . La (iramla National Hank' ".
1 of W'Crande, County: of Union,
i Sfaltp of Oregon, shewing the amount
'istaiiiling to the credit of every ile
'; ioitoi .' July 1,' 1923, who has not
:iiiiide a deposit, or who has not "With
drawn 'miy pait of . his. deposit (com
mercial deposit's, principal or inter-i-e.''Tor-'S
peHoil iif moi-e than1 'seven
: (7) years immediately prior to-said
' dale,' with the name, last known
i place of residence or postoffice. ad
dress of such depositor, and the fact
of his death, if known.
John ilurgoyne, unknown $8.1(1
John S. Hutner, unknown 1.75
A Combs, ui, known 1.10
J. Currv, unknown 8-71
J. W. Elinc, unknown 2.00
I'V F. Green, unknown 50
Mrs. Edw. Johnson, unknown... 5.00
V. II. I.oucke, unknown 1.38
('has. Miller, unknown- 5.00 j
Al. Ituhnko, unknown 90
Oo. Sceley, unknown 8.00
Minnie Shrader, unknown 1.60
State of Oregon,
County of Union, ss.
I, F. L. Meyers, being first duly
sworn, depose and say upon oath,
that I am the Cashier of the Lo
Grande National Bank of La Grande,
county of Union, State of Oregon;
Hint the foregoing statement is a full
true, correct anil complete statement,
showing the name, last known resi
dence or nostoffice address, fact of
death, if known, and the amount to
the credit of each depositor as re
nuirod bv the provisions ot Sectibns
. 101ii0-101fi;i, inclusive, Oregon : Lu'ws.
F. L. MEYERS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2nd day, of July, A. D. 11123.
II. C. Zurbiick,
Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Dec. 3, 1924.
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I1.212.23H. II,
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200.(1(1 0. 11(1
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HrMM'ic lllitrM No. (2
KEPnitT OK THE CONDITIO! OF THE
LA CRANDE NATIONAL BANK
. In the State of Oregon, at Close of HuslneKs -on June Sa 11123,
KESOl'KCES
Loans and discounts, Incltidlus; rediscounts, ac-
,; c.ep lances of. pther, haukn,, .aud 'foreign bills
of exchange or diuru sold with iudorsement
M of this. bank;; ....
: V-' Total' loans...,...l; ...i
Overdrafts. utis'ecurcd.'i7a.4
I. fi, fidvemnint sen irl ties 9wiiel:
Ucposlted to; secure circulation .!'. S. bonds par
. 1 .Vttlue- .f.;..i:...Al... ;:!;...'. -v:'..,..'...-
yVV; Otlj61 Vil.::VP.'Br.!iineat ftCUrltlBl
Uucludiiiff premiums, if any)'.
Total : , ....
Other Imntls, stot'Us, sefurtttcs- etc:
llnnkjng JIouso-. tdO.ndO; furniture, a!d fix
tures. $17 4lii.o(l
Heal estute owned other than hankinc liouae
1 .awful reserve with Federal Kenerv Dank
Cauh in vault und amount due from national
oanits .. r '
Amnnnl flnn from Ktntn hanks, .hankers, -and -'"rT"'.'
trtiit companies (other than included Ui Items
8, 9, and 10
Checks on other banks in the same city or town
as reporting- bank (other than Jtem 12)
Total of Items 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13
Cheeks and drarts on hanks (Including Federal
Jleserve Hank) located outside , of city or
town of repot'tlntf hunk
Miscellaneous cash Items-
Redemption fund with V, S. Treasurer and due
from I'. H. Treasurer
.-Mi.'ir.iuiH
. 7". 4ia.ao
S7.OSo.8fl
ry.ay:!.:
19U Ol I,.'
222 3on.:n
1,029.75
la.ouo.oo
Head the Observer Want Ads.
For Sale
10 np.ros, practically oiljolnlnff the
city llinils with very kooi! lour-room
lions,', chicken house and park and
l,aiii; aliimt on, '-hall' this tract, is In
oals. fine stand. The price Is only
$ I.',, in. (". Terms: 52.r,o cash, balance.
J:T. per month. This is an exceptional
valuo and will interest anyone who
desires t" ' ep o few rows, chickens
nn,l Kanleii.
I haie a rlient who ban n praclic
olly n. iv I'O'lKe tnurlns car. run less
H,;,n :i. i miles, looks ns well as tin
day 11 h it the tactory. Owner desires
to buy a residence, nml will pay cash
difference if the property In priced
rlhlly. or will assume difference 111
price.
Two lots, close in paved anil sewer
nil n-,1,1 for. illft Off KoMrth Street
The price will interest those who de
,.,ie to build and live close In, near
Methodist church.
I have a modern bouse, practically
six rooms, two bedrooms, ami on in-
eins...l al, . nine noivli. full oanemeni
l-ealim; plant, wash trays,
nook, laundry chute.
TOTAL
LIABILITIES
Capital slock paid In
Surplus fund
Vndivlde dprofits, less, current expenses., interest
nml taxes paid
flrrultitinir notes outstanding
Amount due to national, hankit 1
Aui.qunt due to State .aiUia,. bunkere, .and trust' :25IS'.J. -eompajiies
t rlieAlilfedHtates-.und 'forelEil y. -(i,,
counlries'-'totlier Vliiin 'hicurted'''lil' Itelits' 21 l" ''' '
or 22) : :
Certified checks otltsUindinff
Total of Itenw 21, 22, 23, 14 and 25 10.200.2
Deniaiul deposits (other than bank ilrnnslui)
subject lo Ite.srrve (deposit.1! payable within , ,
30 days:
ludtvidual dposlt subject to checlc
ertlricutes of deposit due in less than 36 day
(other than for money borrowed) w
Slate, county, or other municipal deposits se
cured by pledge of assets of this bank or
surely bond .
Total of demand deposits (other than bank de
posits) subject to Iteserve Items 2IS, 27, 21,
29, 30, anil 31
Time deposits .subject til ItrMirve (payable after
30 dadys, or subject to HO days or mors no
lice, and postal .saviors) :
Certificates of deposit (other than for money
borrowed
other time deposits
Tola) of time deposits subject lo Reserve,
lllllls 32. 83. 34 and 36
Cniteif Suites ileHislts (other than postal sav
ings), iiicliidiue War Loan deposit account
and deposits of Culled States disbursing officers
52,0711. 948.1 S
$ 2110,0110.00
00,000.00
1 li.fi I 2. 411 1
1119. 100. oo l
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1.559.01
s.ucq.o
BI8.04T.7S
21, SIC. 07
519 123.30
5 OOO.O'i
TOT A 1 12.070, IHS.1S
State of Orefon, County of 1'nlon. as.
T. F. t Meyers, Cashier of the above-named oank. do aolemly swear
that th eabove statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
F. L. MKT fH. Casaler.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me
this Mb dav of July. IM'.I.
I 'HAS. II. RET.VOLI8.
Notary Public for Orffon. My com.
mlwloo expires Jb. 24, 1924.
COItltECT Attest:
A. T HILL.
II. S. HltOWNTO.N.
J. (1. SNOIKil'.AS.S.
Dlractora.
breakfast r
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house built last fa", on paviii sire.-,,
Boo, iilumbing and wlrinB. Immed
iate possession can be given.
Several fiiKill houses .priced rlsht
on easy payments.
Geo. H. Currey
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, licensed Embalraer,
Ambulance Service. iTione Main 62.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the -Piston
Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of
which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service.
Leighton's -Welding &
Machine Works
Women's Lace
Clocked
SILK HOSE
Lace clocked, full-fashioned, all-silk hose, in
while and black an exceptional hose at $3.25.
Sizes S'l' to 1"
r' LADIES RLADYJO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
Kbit can have fresh, Live" air 'round
the home, office
i or nursery for
J-J little nnxtl '
Z. BM. iff ue no more current
JT ' than a single lamp
JMV" When the flip of a switch
w'" turn on a 3reeze of live
' yyWl5j?i air from a G-E Fan that
jiA7ait1 makes you feel better, work
'iiC-u;, " better, rest better, and at no
f greater running cost than
the light from one Mazda
lamp why don't you install
a G-E fan now?
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Eiiaraia.X GENERAL ELECTRIC
T5$ 'l ! -: 'Product v
V GE laiis
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE
II. & S. ELECTRIC COMPANY
Distributors
128-U1
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Great
Revia
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LARGE
CROWDS
INTENSE
INTEREST
Evangelist Harry R. R. Neat
of Eugene, Ove.
TENT
at
Y and Depot Sts.
2:30 and 8 P.M.
See
Sunday
Announcements
We Prav for the
Sick
Buntings' Bargains
MAXWELL TOURING1920 model, in A-l condi- ,
tionj new. tires. all around, license.
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MAXWELL TOURING 191!) model, four new '
tires, licensed, good mechanical condition. ,
CHEVROLET .TOURING 1919 model, looks"and ;
" ', ' i-itns like new, licensed. "' :'. r.2',r.".r.''..!'.!l
NEW FORD F0UR-D00R SEDAN Extra'1 tire, ';
shock . absorbers, automatic windshield clean
er, sun visor, spotlight, muffler cutout, li
cense. Save $100, on this car.
FORD TOURING 1920 model, equipped Vith
starter, foot throttle, license. Tires and me
chanical condition exceptionally fine.
CASE BUG Starter, demountable rims, two spare,
tires, license. " , ,
RE0 TOURING In good condition.
1IARLEY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE Just ,
""" oveHiauled'' 'and " in " excfjllbnt'" 't'oiI'drtWii';";
1 licensed.
C. W. Bunting & Son
1525 Jefferson Avenue Telephone Main 792
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H. & S. Electric
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The Canning Season
Is Here
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Let us supply you with
FRUIT JARS, LIDS, RUDIJERS, Etc.
We are now taking orders for
FANCY LOGANBERRIES
PHONE
J. G. Snodgrass
109
Depot Street
Two Phones
Call Main 73
No Charge for Delivery
Heal Estate
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