La Grande evening observer., April 04, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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THE LA- GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, 'April 4, 1925,
Dependable I
jj THE STOKE FOR MEN jj I
. J
GUARDSMEN TO
CAMP IN JUN
CAPABLE
.A ,.
Yo'j can d'pi?nil
upon us or capable
service, no muttt-T
what the clrcum
stuncrs may be. We
hall be plcuiH-d to
confer with you at
to clelnlH ami then
curry thrm out.
Wo Understand.
Our Invalid t'ir
l at jour K'rvlif,
free of .'lirg
Main OJ
HOIXJRASS
BlMMKRMAH
. Undertaken
Library Ghats
SALKM. Ore. illy th Associat
ed Press). Hlit special passenger I
trains will be required to carry
national g'Jard troops to Medfoid ,
In June, according to train sched
ules for the movement Issued ly j
Hrigadier General O. A. White,1
commander of the rvln forced brl
Kad
FIND .
IT
HERE
Copy fur (Ms column must be
In by 9;00 a. m.
of jl Grande, L'nloo County, Ore
gon. ' Lota No. IT and 18, Block 2.
Grundy's Second Addition to Ctty
! of !-fc Grande, Union County.
To pay estate debts, ckilm and
expense of administration.
E. C, DAVIS,
j Administrator of the Estate of
j I. C. Holmes, deceased.
Green Sc. Hess, attorneys for Ad
mlnlstrator. Mar. 7-14-tl-2S-Apr. 4
Notice To Creditors
FOR THE
Garden
lluOH, ltakt'H, Spading1
Forks and Shovels.
Rubber and cotton
Irrigating; Hose
Sprinklers and Lawn
Seed.
F. L LILLY
HtrJwsr.
PhoM Mala 81
New hook to be added to the
Public Library Hal ut day evening,
April 4. 1
Arh-n Tin- Green lf.it.
Itellor Kconorntca for Ibdcn,
Bradford The mo it I of Sumuel
I'epys,
l.CHcarboijra Scientific A meri
eun Home-Owners' Handbook.
Itrallh watte Anthology of
Magazine Verse.
Kills Impressions and ,o la
ments, ICS.
Mlrhi-nH Afbr I lie Verdict.
Hoffman Public Speaking for
Ilunlni'Hrt Men.
Hucscton Counting down Kant,
-JerUsea Sunlight, and Kong.
Lincoln The Festival Hook.
Marriott One Act Plays of To
Day. Onion The Clouded pearl.'
Phelps Am I Like, It.
Hahutlnl The Life of Cesure
Uorgta,
Hchurer History of the Jewish
People.
Heliser The Way of Ihe Huffa-
lo.
I Khrlner Sara Ulirlner's selec
tions.
Hie wail Mr. and Mrs. Haddock
Abroad.
Tagore The Crescent Moon.
TuiiHslg- The Hook of Hobbles.
Wells The Foiirteenlh Key.
Wllllums The Three of Clubs.
Woodward Lottery,
Card of Thanks.
We wiMh to exprewi our sincere
which Is to have Its field thanks to the friends who so kind
training In Southern Oregon, lie- lv helped us daring the sickness
ginning June 12. !nd death of our beloved mother.
Kllen Coble .May. We ulso wish
2.VM SOLDlLltS AKFEfl'KD. thank all for the beautiful floi
SALKM, Ore. (AC). National a' offerlnifB.
guard troops from all parts of Mra. Hose Guru,
Oregon will move to the vicinity i mid Mrs. John f'oble.
I of Med ford June 1 2 tor 15 days!
of field maneuvers, accord ins; : o
det'itncl train schedules intojed by
HrlKadler General U. A. Whit-.;
commandet of the troops that are1
to train In Ho ut hern Oregon.
Klx sfreclal passenger trains are;
provided for In the schedules and :
two sirf-clal freight trains will .h CALYKK CALVES From the fa-
Mr. and Mrs. Al Plunkett,
Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Dennison,
Mr. and Mrs. 'W. C. Jaaper,
Mr. and Mrs. James McKlnn!s,
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Campbell.
4-4-ltp
used to carry machine runs, how
itzers, field cannon, trucks, true-!
tors and other heavy Impediments;
jof field service.
j Twenty-five hundred OreKonians'
tare affected by today's order and
' the first of these, according to ;
Itlie train schedules, will leave theirj
I home stations June 11, whence j
!they will proceed to Portland,
I Wood burn uud Albany to join the t
special troop trains that are to
I (and them at Med ford the morn-1
ing or June iz, wnence they will;
march to their camp near by.
La Gramlo In LiM
rnous Tlilaniook heavy producing
dairy stock. AH calves carefully
selected and all orders handled
by me personally. Attractive dis
counts given on quantity orders.
Special low prlne on the highest
class JerHt-y heifers. Safe deliv
ery and satisfaction guaranteed.
Mention this ad, For description
and prices write Paul Disney,
successor to "Smith the calf
man," Tillamook, Oregon.
2-14-21-28-4-4
Wllnr-HH ut Hint Pays Bill.
THE DALLEH, Ore. When J.
It. Dochcrty, local furniture deal
er, observed what ho I bought lo
jhe an automobile race on the Co
lumbia Htver highway west of The
Dalles, he followed, eager to see
the outcome. Tuesday Docherty
I paid u fine of $10 for speeding.
I The "race" had been a county traf
rlc officer seeking to overtake a
speeding car. The officer "killed
two birds with one stone."
When your nerves are all on
edge and you don't have pep
Cities' affected by the move-' tllut 'ou "hould have and you
icei iireu ami worn out you win
find a bottle of Nerve Tonic and
Hullder for $1.00 that will bene
lit you and build you "jp In i
short time. It is a fine stlinu
hint. Sold only by Silvcrthorn
Wright. 4-2-tf
Total premium Income
for the year Jl.56l.IilJ tl
Interest, dividends and
rents received dur
ing the year 86,007.6!
Income from other
sources received
during the year .... BS.644. 50
In the County Court of Colon
County, Oregon.
In the Matter of the Estate of
John W. Uedhead, Ieceased.
The undersigned having been
duly appointed by the County
Court of I'nlon County, Oregon,
administratrix of the estate ofi
John V. Ititdhead, deceased, and
having fiuallfled. notice Is hereby
given to the creditors and all per
sons having claims u gainst said
deceased lo p re.se nt them Verified
as required by law within six
months after the publication of
this notice to E. It. Kingo, attor
ney for said administratrix, at his
office In the West-Jacobnon Build
ing, la Grande, Oregon.
Dated April 4th. 125.
LOOLAH KKDHEAD,
Administratrix of the estate
of John W. Kedhcad.
Apr. 4-11-18-25-May 2
Total income . $1,574,185.30
DbtmrMnHntg
Paid for losses, en
dowments, annuities
and surrender val
ues $ 310,379.44
Dividends paid to pol
icyholders during -
the year" 14!.&2LSj
Dividends paid on I
capitul stock during I
the year 25,00V. 'io'
Commissions and sal - j
arles paid during j
the year 472.243.5G
Taxes. licenses and
fees paid during the
year 32.285.13
Amount of all other
expenditures 265.7G8.C5 :
ment an: linker, Iji Grande, The
Dalles, Gresham, Portland, Wood
burn, St. Helens, Astoria, Till.t
mook, Corvallls, Dallas, l-banoit,
McMlnnvllle, Halem. Kllverton.
Grunts I'anH, Eugene, Cotta;c
Grove, Iloseburg and Medford.
Camp orders uffectlng the coast
artillery battalion will he fsaue'l
Episcopal food sale and bazaar
later. It was said, but the heavy j Quality Market all day Hatur-
artillery will probably train el '1('. April 4th. 4-l-3t
I-ort Harry. .
I'nlted Stales funds for thej Hats
Southern Oregon training maneu-i
Lightning struck a movie house
In Kansas City, perhapx hecaue
It read the pouters out front.
Hairs Catarrh
Medicine if
both local snd Internal, and hat been
Miccewful In the treatment of Cstsrrh
for over forty years. Soldby alldtuijgUts.
F. J. CHENEY fit CO..Toledo, Ohio
vers have already been provided
General white said, and all pre
liminary arrangements made for
the Oregon camp. Selection of a
field nrtillery range In Jackson
county will be undertaken next
week und construction work on
the camp site will be started dur
ing the present month.
The troops that ure going to
Medford form the reinforced H'21
Infantry brigade, made up of the
10'.' d und tUKth Infantry regiments
with attached units, consltdlng of
Hattery A, 14 Kill field artillery:
Company A. UClh combat engin
eers; hnNpltal company No. 107
und staff corps troops.
Have your old hat maik; new. any
color, at small cost at Klchardson's
Art & Gift Shop. 3-30-0t
Wonderland Week
If you are, a lover of nuture, and
of beautiful scenery pictures, you
will enjoy the window of the Ulch
(irdKon Art & Gift Shop this week.
In It you will find pictures of tho
beautiful lakes and mountains of
tho Wallowa country, enlarged und
tinted by Itlchardson "The Art
Man." Mr. Kichurdson special tzca
in Eastern Oregon scenery and In
the enlarging uud tinting of pic
tures. 3-ao-ot
The Jnchmni ennnl v tnu noiic.t-u
will the tli-st lurxe nmu.Mivrr i . Kl"" "" Iroulile cjtikkly
lever held In Orf,n und will i -.,"y B ""'"'Vi'1 -"
f ' pi eMi-ripi nui, no m I or I .PU a liOl-
sult In a heavy iltKtiibutlon of
Cnlfed States funds for supplier,
lit that suction of the state.
SHERRY'S
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VH'I'OK IM GO 11 AI.PLUIN S
"Greater Than
Marriage"
Willi
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m.i: TIIK fiAV wmiii: WAV
New )'oi'kM I'lt-iiHHit IteMM-t.
Ahih:ii ai'iiim-iios tin: sriti i: m:vtion
I'l.AM'KIHAIS"
tti'Uiiliir liicf4
TOIIAV OM.V l.l'.ITV H.V.N N IN
'The No-Gun Man'
t.i
tie by Sflveithotn-Wright'a Faintly
Drug Store. 4-2-tf
!9 Hnts fur Easter
Cluipeau Shuppe at French
Green's. 4-1-31
COMl.Dl - .p r,VM"
lleiuslltcblng, iiienting, button
boles, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
10-14-tt
KaHcinatlhi: Hew mllllnerv mod
els Cbapeaii Khnppe at French
land Green's. 4-1-31
When you want a rine box of
ntatioiiery. or any kind of nice
j but" economical writing material,
latilets or typewriting paper, you
will always llnd a good selection
at. Silver! horn-Wright's Family
Drug Store. 4-2-tf
llciUNtitciiing picol i;dge no
, Mis. .1. F. O'Connell, 1 104 O Ave.
Corset lero fur Harcley cursets.
1-27-Bt
AMtmloger.
Mih. I1. A. Hal men, Jefferson
Ave,, corner Willow. Phone 248-J,
3-1-lmp
i If ho advertises It, ho knows It's
tfood.
Don't let dandruff tro'ilile you
- -or any kind of scalp trouble, or
I falling out of t he hair when you
ran buy a bottle of Germicide
, and I xiudriiff Kiadtcator for 75c.
Sold only by Hllvetthoin-Wrlghl's
Family Drug Store. 4-2-tf
(.his spring Cnnt.
Age 5 to N. $S.O0 to $IR.0.
Made w it h rag) In sleeves and full
lining. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
4-4-lt
Children' SImm's and lints
A In i ge asNortment of t he bent
guide selling at low prices. Nor
ton's Kiddy Shop. 4-4-lt
Meeting of Local No. Titfl
A. I'. M.
Sunday 12:S, April Mh. K. of
P. Hall.
HA V H1GGKU. Secy.
4-4-ltp
Sjnols or the Annual S(ateiiM-i)t
or the
STLIILING f'IHE IXSlUAXCE
COMPANY
of Indianapolis In the State of In
diana on the thirty-first day of
December. 1H24, made to the In
surance Commissioner of the State
of Oregon, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of capital
stock paid Up $ 850,000.00
Income
Net premiums receiv
ed during the year$ 1,526. ItOif. OS
Interest, dividends and
rents received dur
ing the year
Income from other
sources received
during the year ....
Total expenditures ....$1,255,1 Jf. 57
Assets
Value of real estate
owned (market val
ue) $ 308.H56.30
Value of stocks and
bonds owned (inar-
ket or amort Ized
value) . 1.645.132.25
Ixans on mortgages
and collateral, etc... 1.77S.759.3S
Premium Hen notes
and policy loans se
cured ly reserve .... S72.780.35
Cash In banks and on
hand 168,465.80
Net uncollected and
deferred premiums.. 1S1, 587.1 I
Interest and rents due
and accrued 61,23'J.jl
Total admitted assets $5,'17,U20.S5
Liabilities
,Net reserves $3,987,163.32
Gross claims for loss
es uajpald 25.122.74
All other liabilities .... 150,822.62
Iteserve for Dividends 329,211.31
153,39 K. 85
275.:-7
Total Income $1. 680,583. :0
Ilhdmrscmcnts
Net losses paid dur
Ing the year Includ
ing adjustment ex
panses $ U77.818.XS
Dividends paid on
capital stock dur
ing the year
Commissions and sal
aries puld during
the yeah
Taxes, licenses and
fees paid during the
year
Amount or all other
expenditures
51.000.00
580. 539.117
33.576.JU
4.630.94
Total expenditures ....$1,647,572.08
Assets
Value of real estato '
owned (market val-
Uf- 10.013. i s
Value of stocks and
bonds owned (mar
ket value) 656.254.28
Louns on mortgages
and collateral, etc. 2.1 90, 1 8 1 .00
Cash In banks and on
"d 2IJ38.SS
Premiums In course
of collection written
since September 30, .
IK 4 ,
Interest und rents due
und uccrued
1.271. SO
Total nubilities, exclu
sive of capital stock
of $525,000.86 $4,4 92,319,119
1 lush i ess In Oregon for the Year
Gross premiums re
ceived during tho -year
(life, accident
and health) $ 105.563.5S
Premiums and dlvl-.
dends returned dur
ing the year (life,
accident and healtji) 6,039.68
Loses paid during the
year 18.641.54
Numo ot Company, The North
ern Life Insurance. Company.
Name of President, D. H. Mor
gan. Name of Secretary, J. H. Sar
gent. Statutory resident attorney for
service, Insurance Commissioner
for Oregon.
It. E. Lefler. District Manager,
P. O. Hox 562. l-u Grande, Oru-on.
CHRISTIANS TO
PRAY FOR THOSE
HOLDING OFFICE
s I'JU IUl ii i -
yWL 571 DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St, La Grande, Ore.
Always Looking to
The Public Welfare
While we have Stores over a wide expan
sion of country, we do not hope to do all the
business. Quite in the opposite.
While we strive to do a profitable business,
we aim to develop Ideals in business generally
through our own practices that will bring
about a more economical distribution of mer
chandise. - . t '
Any step toward attaining a condition
where the public is enabled to enjoy the lowest
possible prices on goods of strictly reliable
quality will have our fullest support.
To that end we are working diligently with
manufacturers and transportation interests as
well as directing our own operations so that
waste (which means cost) may be eliminated.
themselves and all order by the
defiance of law."
Another suggestion for prayr
la for rulers and diplomats "und
all who have a responsibility o
seek the peace of the world."
A plea is made for prayer for
those of other races "oftlmes look
ed down on who are members
with us of the , one furully of
God." . i
Prayer is also asked for phyal-i
tians and nurses: professional nieri
und women: teachers und college
professors: all ministers: all home
mission workers and all .foreign
missionaries.
DOOIt TO TAX SI1TS OPEN
MKDFOHD, Ore. The door In
wide open fur- anyone to start
legal action to enjoin Jnckson
county from collecting its 1 924
tuxes, said County Assessor Cole
man In discussing the opinion of
the state supreme court, recently
given in the mandamus proceedings
filed against him last November I
compel the listing of reductions'
In the assessed valuations of farm,
lands und stock, cattle us passed by
the Jackson county . board of
equalization.
According to local lawyers and
courthouse officials the decision of '
the supreme court settled noth
ing; the assessment cut Is still on
the books and they hold that the
ruling gavea "moral victory to .,
both sides" and made a draw.
The man who gets by on his
looks doesn't go very far.
A girl wllh a heart gets won.
A girl without a heart get? one.
Total admitted assets $2,944,405.!!
. Liabilities i -
Gross claims for loss- ' ! ; i
es unpaid ..$ 281.839. 20
Amount of unearned
premiums on all oil-'
standing risks ,1.346,81 1.99
Due for commission
ami brokerage i , oo.eo
All other liabilities .. 27.900.0(1
WASHINGTON (Special ) . Dur
ing Lent prayer for all public
officials is urged In an appeal of
the commission on evangelism of
the Federated Council of Churches
59,546.84 to christians of America.
Prayer also will be offered for
all law violators including boot
leggers and those who buy from
them. Bootleggers und traffic ti
ers In II(iior, though not mention
ed by name in the "suggestions
for prayer tin ring Lent," those!
who prepured the call had them j
In mind in the subject which'
reads: "for those who oppose!
Total liabilities, exclu
sive of capital stock
Of $ 850.000.00 $ 1,657.651.1
lliisluess In Oregon for the Year
Net premiums receiv
ed during the year..$
l,osses paid during the
year
Losses Incurred dur
ing tho year
Name of Company.
Fire Insurance Company.
Name, of President, rid ward D,
Kvans.
Name of Secretary, Oscar I.
toss.
Statutory resident attorney for
service, Insurance Commissioner.
23.890.76
30,141.18
3.300.10
Sterllng
N)tiopls or the Annual Statement
of (he
TIIK NOUTIILltN 1,1 1 i; LNSI'lt-
ANCK COMPANY
of Seattle in tho State of Wash
ington on the 3 1st day of Decem
ber, 1924. made to the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Ore
gon, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of capital
stock puld up 25o.OOO.:oj
Income i
Spray
Now
' SPRAYS
Foij Chicken
Houses
Newlin Drug
Co.
2 New
Bungalows
These splendid properties
arc located on N. AxU and
on X. llirch streets. Mudern
and up-to-date construction.
Large lots. Price right and
on reasonable terms.
Inspect these before you
buy.
Wm. Mill?
& Co.
"See Oar SIjo."
Phone Main 1
AT EASTER TIME
CHOCOLATES
The gift you love
to send.
We'll pack and mail
them for you.
Red Cross
Drug Store
MONUMENTS
OftlfER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a profound
study of monument building,
and an order placed In our
hands Is sure to receive
faithful. Intelligent execution
We Will C.lndly Furnish
Estimates
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
102 S, Ave,. La Grande, Ore.
(fen.CdrrS'
l mm i
Administrator' Nolhv of Sale.
Notice in hereby given that In
pursuance of an order of the Coun
ty Court of Union County. Oregon,
sitting In probate, duly mude and
entered March fith. 1925, the un
dersigned administrator of the es
tate of I. C. Holmes, deceased, will
from and after April 8th, 1925. idl
'it!!- lie)':-?, 1 1 1 1" i 1 1 HeS, j
(Irnnde, Ort-trn. to the highest hid
1 dr and best bidder for cash In
baud paid, or for purt cash and
tht balance to be puld by note se
i cured by first mortgage on the
' ptetnls- s sold, and subject to the
' con I irmn t ton by t he sabl County
,4 (Mill, all the right, title and In
terest which the satd I. C. Holmes
had at the time of his death In and
to Ihe following described real es
tate, to-wtt:
Lois No. 1 and 2. block 1.
OiuiMy t Vet end Addition to city
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POPULAR LOW PRICES
Every Day in the Week
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ALL 1'OODS COOKED BY ELECTRICITY
You'll Come Again
OUR BAKERY AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE
IS COMPLETE
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