La Grande evening observer., July 08, 1924, Image 6

PAGE SIX
t ; 7TTTE' i LA: GRANDE EVENING j OBSERVEPv
Tuesday, July 8, 1024.r
'.between .9 o'clock lust night nnd f stroypil nnd thp sIoIph arc eon
'.' o'clock this mornlnir. .. , jsiimod by tin, tut Ion -or.- on lh
i;Ttvo other prisoners, ivck nn.l j 0,,)ri. ,,,, lh(, ,.,, ,,(.,.,,. uH.
Knaingor, held for tho possession ! , , , , ., ,
or a Mill and tho sale or llouor Powrful und free themselves
ncro In the Jnll al the lime hu'J from I In restraints Imposed by
evidently prcrerred to servo o-.it : our national government under the
Iholr sentences for thpy made no ; constitution, then tlip days ir our
attempt to escape. When lU. ! prOBiicrlly ami happiness nrp ond
tlonpit by I he iioMpp thny claimed anil wp urp doomed to Hip
to bo Ignorant of t lie notions i Palnplyxmle unnlhllat Ion which all
, , . .anil methods used by Hip nth. r governments, not Anglo-Xuxon,
.Vice Admiral Sir PieoCf- iivo' nun. : na hui a .urrcr."
. !t, Ti1:! V " D i Thn ohlor of pollen anil Ofi'l- In referring to niiniiduicntM to
; Charge of Round-thc
i ; World Squadron.
; VISITS COAST
"ft ft ho OHt of Bdvornmcnt."' "
t-i A ' oomnnrtwon of tho IcirlHlatlve
PAS tniASCJHCn ly tho At-t-torlaloil
Itpsh) Tho- Jiritlih
MliiDflron In a itiiIho around th
. .world 'urrlvpri tu tho Uohlon Onto
from Uritlnh Columbia iiflfir a vla
ii oi throe clay to Hun KmnclKoo
tho 'only Amorlcun port, of mil.
The wintioYon. conirnnnoVfl by
Wvft Admlrul Hlr Krodfrlrk l-'iohl,
K. t. It-, 1h hemlcd hy Iho Imtilr
rnilHrr Hood, thn (treat!, imiiii
of war uflonl and I wl illicit another
bat Hp rrulHcr and four light ornl-wri.
ror Alonzo Dunn lea thlH morn- 'ho fodcnil -oi.i ftntinn, Mr. Saner
In; in Honroh of tho mUnlnp m n. nald, rirnl that thn-.- uini-mlnu-niK
,ll mithoi-ltles in noarby town, had b'i-n mlupK'l ht wii-n lS'H
Have hern eautloned, j and 10 1.1, or one. to wry :'
. iyear, nnd that four had be-n
inloptwt h(ih'' l!M:i. or one t !''
thnn vory llirVd Ma?ra. ' 'Thor':
are ntnri pt'rtdlnA: in ttdnroHH iicifr
ly pue hundred proposal lo i mania f'tM Ainortt iyi jffHljitiv
amend ih cons) it lit Ion, prartirnllv i bodies wob flruwn wit h CullKuln, of
all of them roneeived, foMnriM ' anelnt ltomp who po.hI.mI htn
t'!. ' (Vmh NpniK Aro A sit oil
HyU.KAl, Oro.CeorKO II. f'hn
ney has petitioned tho public Berv
lee rommlNfion to ronHtruot t wo
IniliiHi ry pur trncltB over eounly
roads in the vicinity of Jolinmm
Hint Ion, Coos county. The- petl
Hon will be eonddorod at a meet
ing of tho eommtewlon noxt week.
and urwd !' highly organised
biii'eatiH or UKBoelatlonB," he de
clared. "Virtually all of them
Htrike at t he rundamontal prin
eiileH uf our government, and
many of them an fowterod by tlio
wII'ImIi liit4r"la of minority fuo
tlonH for purpoBes purely Beiribh.
Tim inni-'itent deufaiid of this pa.
h-rn:ilistl? movement is for cre
atine; new bureaus and depart
ment and off f ecu, vastly iiicrciii
Inw Hh number of federnl om
plovey. with ti r'l:tlive itief-HH" ill
low on pi 1 Inn bo hih that the
len)lo could not read. "t'ohKreHS
and the' various titutcH daily grind
out laws and go to tho other ox
treme by entombing them In bulky
volumeB. The 69th rongrew puHrf
ed J 7 r ii law and In lulu Die
Htales adopli-d I6.:t.S lawn, not to
Hpeitk of municipal enactments and
rtiling.4 of the various hu reaun,
eoifimlsMlonH nnd depnrt menta.
Ahd'yefilio citizen" ia'presiimed Hon. Th ffftd tnrHnr of the rhup-; "Whorevor fhw-fipe- undeveloped--
ifr rendu: ,'Wjo.' the people, havo (people there ,ar Christian ; ms
Mld our Wrthrlght ait Amorlcan Ulonariea ,una ChriHtlnn oil sooula.
citizens ifor a ma of political pot- 1 ' 1 r u-
ltf,.. . si nr.fKU THE OliAKSIFIKI APS
to know nil the law.
4Tf."W tepdeneB'of.tho tl'mmi
are 'not checkoii," Alr! Kaner con
tinued, "ir a halt lx not called, the
eong.-ea.! would, if unreatralne'd by
the Biipreme court, npee111y wipe
out hi ate lines and our govern
ment would dc-enf-rute into a pa
ternal Btunpttiary bureuurucy, gov
ernment, dlrectlnir und controlling
evry activity of ita cilienB, evi-n
to thi' method nnd manner of their
living-, make money, frequently
forget our obligation of clllzen
Hhlp both to the hi ale nml the na-
DIME NOVEL
JAIL BREAK
A SUCCESS!
' '(Continued from pagt 1)
about I o'clock I IiIm morning.
ItniOr Itlndes I''oiomI
The only clue to the mennH of
CHcapo were a number' of rug r
bludcH which were found In the
cell. KxpcrlmcntH with the hladcH
Hliowed that after a certain time
they became jagged wtyh almost
u WiW-Uko odtfo and it- lu thought
thot thy were lined In Hawing I J i
lock. Tho' Iron Hlatle which wan
Bawud wau of miieli 'wortcr meiul
than the tempered HtoM In tli.
hladeti and although the uctuul
length of llmo that It took the
two men to huw the fasten lug lh
unknown it 1h thoiiglit by the
pollei thnt the work wiim done
R. E. L. Saner Argues
For the Constitution
(Continued from pag 1)
our Kovernmenl will endure,
declared.
''Hut when thnt balance Ik do-
M
Why Worry About
lOl MOTH
" V DESTROYER
Kills Them
Destroys their eggs
Thoutund, of hoUM-
wl, ha,, quit worrr
I liar
In, about motk..
u ctNUL
1 RUTtK,
lotN.. fk
va. that do tha datnaaa.
Will not .tain - plaaajnt
odor. Uaa It today.
ltcd Cross DruK Store
L. & L Drug Slore
:ilO.IMKI,llll
130,nno,ni
nmrlor No. ;ill.-.3 Id-wrvn lillili l No. 1st
, ItKPOrtT OP fONIHTION OI.' T1IK
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
At l.a Oianili! In the Htnlo of Oi-oroii. at tlia rioup or nimlniwi
! on Juiip notii, i;i:m.
m:soi iu'i:s
f.onnfl nn.l illHooiintn, tnolnillnff roilliioniintfi,
iircpptunopff or other banltv, and for- .
, plffll billH or exrhltnfTP or ilruftH nnb
with ImlorKpinent or thlit hnnk
OvenlntftH, nnapouroil :
I. S. (oternnipiit MPeiirltipx ownnl:
JfepOHltpil lo hit urn circulation (If. S.
bondft par value)
AM othpr l!llltpil Htati'ii (lornrnnii'iit -
curltlpH (Inoliiilliiir prpmluiim. If any)....
Other IhhiiIh, n(o Iih, xernrlilpfi, elo.:
llanlilnc lloime, tmi.ati.ifi. ).'iiriii'ti.re nml
l''lxtjrp, 18. 706.80
Ileal entuto atvneil other than hunldni;
Iioump
1 ,n w r ii J riwrve with .'pipral Itenorvn Itanli
COith In vault ami ninount ilun rrnm Na
tional bniiloi
Amount ilup, from Htntn hankH, banlipiH,
nml triHt eompanlPn In llm 1'iilleil
OIippIim on othnr hanltx In thn muno city
or town na reporting hanlt (other than
Item 15) ,
Total or Itema . in, II, 13 nml 13.:
MlRppllaneoun caHh Itpma r
. rtoilemptlon fnml with H. . T.rPnmirrr- ami
iluo from 11. 8, Treamirpr r
1.I2H.S02.47
SIG.Ol'
2O,!i48.10
So,i n.'jl,
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17S.109.0S
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AT THE SIGN OF THE RED,
WHITE AND BLUE PUMP.
There arc thousands of
these pumps and Red
Crown signs where
i i .t
your standard uil
Scrip Book entitles you
to reliable Red Crown
gasoline, Zerolene
and other petroleum
supplies. One or two
books ($5, $io and $20
denominations) will
last a season and save
carrying cash. Con
venient! Economical!
EvGrylf
rii.Atiit.wi' i'.ici:.i
Is nlo nppotlcInK heenuan
the Bwei-t Oronia tempts thn
tame nml u first tuato of
our bread makes one a retf
ular uspr or It, liecuuse of
lis sweetness, purity, ami
wonderrnl satisfying lyiull
ties. Younif and old hull it
with dellBht at the tablp,
and thp samp welcome is
given our fresh rolls every
luornlllK.
STANDARD
cf QPALITY
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
C CALIFORNIA) , ,
fi.ino.ai
lS3,:tO.'.M
r..ii:'n.:i(i
i.ii22.:irii,:r
200
(0
in,
2011.
000.00
,01111.1111
(01.1)8
0110. Oil
1. 427. 110
i,ii2.!r
',1105. fill
i.ms :j
1 TOT A I
UAIIII.ITU'.S
fnpllnl stock paid In
HurpliiK fund
I'mllvlded profits, less current expenses,
.Interest und taxes paid
flrcnlullnic notes outstanding
Amount duo to National banks
t'ertlfled checks outstanding
. Total or Items 21, 22 S3.' 24 nnd S3
Demand tleimnlis (other than hank, do
ItnxIlK) .-object m llcserve (depnslls
payable within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificates or deposit due In less than no
days (other than tor money borrowed..
Rtntc, county, or other municipal deposits
secured hy pleilgo or assets of this bank
or surety bond..'.
Other dninand deposits , ,
Total or demand deposits (other thnn
bank deposits) subject to lleserve,
Items 20, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31
Thnn dcpiwlts Mlhjct't lu Itcncrtc (payable
atter 30 days, or subject lo 30 days or
111010 notice, und postal savluits:
Oortlfloati s or deposit (other than ror
money borrowed)
Oilier time deposits '.
Totul id time deposits subject tu
lleserve Items 32, 33, 34 and 3.'t
Vllllotl Ktnlc deHills (nlln i- than iiustiil
saviuirs), ineluillnii War Loan ibpesll
aciilint mid deposits or 1'nlted States
dtshurslmr orricers
TOT A I '
... ..i.-k' uny nr I lllon. US
' " K- K: Cashier or the nbeve.nained bunk, do solemn')'
H' ear thai the above stal lit Is ti n,. I,, in., b, N( or inv knnwledire
and belief.
470,
2IMI,
4IIII.M;
2.'.0.74
lis:,. 747. 70
r,iMie.iio
ll.H22.3fil. 2
Ruhsci'lbcil and sworn lo lierore
Inn Ibis 7th day or July, 1021.
'. J. III. .UK.
Notary I'ubllc (or Oregon. My
cnmiiilsslnn expires l''i n. 3, I92j,
II. K. ('(lOI.MK!!:.! I 'ashler.
coui;i:ct- ah, :
i'. I.. ,mi:yi:I!S.
.1. II. WNOIlllUASS,
A. T. Illl.l,,
Illreclors.
WATERMELONS
ON ICE
CANTALOUPKS
KKD UASPBEURIES
I.OGANBEllRIES ..
I'.LACK CAPS
. t
Send in Your Orders
To
Pattisow Brothers
Grocery
rhonc Main 80 u Jt
STRAW AND PANAMA
HATS
CLEANED AND ItEBLOOKED
Wilson Bros.
Tailors
New Foley Bldff. r,onc Main 515
OI'HN STOCK
Dihiierware
riuin Wliito, Cill Sli'ipe, 18-Cinat (iolr)
iinil Dccordled I'a lift its
Also
tahi.i: ;i..ss .nv.
Oregon Hardware & Imp.
Co.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
Eat Blue Mountain
Ice Cream--
' AND BOOST YOUR HOME TOWN .
Hest By Test A Home-Made Product
' Made from choice sweet cream 0 th .
Grande Ronde Valle;
GUI
E
CREAMERY
La Grande, Oregon.
NOW?
"WHY DON'T YOU INSTALL .
A
Westinyhouse Electric
Rane
"Oh, they' cost too much. And besides I 'have a " good coal range."
"Have You Asked Mrs. Jones How
She Could Afford To Have One?"
"No I Haven't"
"Mrs. Jones had a good coal range, but finally in desperation one hot summer
day she was willing to try anything and had an electric range installed. She
sold the "kitchen killer" lor junk and after a year's operation, she has saved
enough on her Westinghouse range to pay the loss on her coal range."
"How Could She 1)6 That?"
"Well, you know it's cheaper to operate a Westinghouse Electric Range than
it is to buy fuel for wood or coal range with the three-cent cooking rate in La
Grande. She saved a little that way. -
"But she saved on the refinishing of her kitchen the electric ange is so clean
no soot no ashes or other dirt. And she declares that she saves on actual
food cooked, the meats, you know, don't shrink as in other ovens.
"And then Mrs. Jones is a modem woman and she considers her time of value.
There's where she makes a big saving her Westinghouse Automatic released her
from constant watching over her cooking and she declares that cooking is now a
scientific process with her the same food is cooked in the same time with the
same amount of current at the same cost and never a failure.
"That's why Mrs. Jones can afford an electric range."
"I think I'll see about, installing one."
"We will be glad to have you attend the Eastern Oregon Light and Power
Company range demonstration being conducted this week at the West-Jacohsen
BIrTg., at Elm and Adams where Miss Bogue, Westinghouse Range Specialist, is
holding cooking classes from 2 until 4 each afternoon. She will show you how
simple it is to operate a Westinghouse Automatic Range."
"Always At Your Service"
EASTERN OREGON
LIGHT & POWER CO.
'"',',"' "" ""'"'iiieH I lanWli M a''''Ml.iil('llliSa,i II , '
I WHY NOT i
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