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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
y.i WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1918 ;l
uiwlinu numa in:..-
NATIONAL FOREST
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is the word which best describes a .. -j
. - Thermos Bottle t ' '
I ' , ' 11 Through tliu use of n Hicrns.,ott othciv --i 11 1
f . ; ! HI . .vacuum bottle it is possible to keep liquids
j j- t ' ' uoV'rco'an' '4,nn periods. For this reason ' i
1 1 ' ' . jj a vacuum buttle Vust tliXhuig ior outing - I
'II f : .. II . Just f.lie tiling 'or keejiirrlg baby's-milk'- Jj
!j . 1 . , HI : ,and for the .dd folks' niid-day coffee:
" ' ' fl liquids as You Like Them Hot or Cold.
! ? ' 1 RUN RIGHT TO THE
jl I" LA GRANDE PHARMACY ' I
I' t Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 1
II La Grande, Oregon
1 f 0 THE TRUTH ABOUT CANDY
IMIXMlTAXf TO KTOt'KMKX OK
KASTKU.V OIIKGOX 1IKNTHKT
. l'lUVIIOKH IN FOItHSTS. .
Slnco tie organization of the cut
tle arid: horsemen' using 1he range
on the Wenalia National Forest
many Inquiries .have beou received
rrom , Interested parties regarding
llio requirements essential to secur
ing and , holding grazing privileges
on a National, forest.
Owing to the impossibility of go.
ling Into (Retail either personally or,
oy letter to an inquiries, I have
availed myself of the courtesy-of
the Obsoreec in the use or Its col
umns , briefly to .explain , the ro.
,"" ", ... .r1 . 1 1 George C. Taylor Is president of the
Zr , , "l'-;Svy orginlied American Railway
plicants for grazing privileges Expre6s e"mpany.
.In order more clearly to undct-' . -
stand the present regulations, Itjand coutlauously, under paid per
Hhould bo iomembored that gruz-mlt thoieaf ior. This is tho rank
ing on a national forest is largely ling privilege, where tho prior user
n moans to an end protection of ;hau winier. range or hay lands com-
" GEtJRGE C. TAYLOR ' Trtr ggSgSgfl'. '
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'ViSj' 1 ' War Savings Stamps (
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Why the Natural
Craving for Candy?
tne timber, resources of. the, nation, mensuralo with tho , number of
When the forests. were first' ere- stock snnnuored . on ' tho- forest,
iited grazing was considered detri-iwhera the prior used does not own
niantul 'and therefore not allowed coiuiuensiirnte ranee or hav lands
Since then It has been proven thai ithe privilege ordinarily ranks
iregulatod. grazing : Is one of' the 'somewhat under the Class O lndiv
Bieatcst sources' of protection from jldaul, who does own such property,
iflro, owing to tho utillzatlpn of the ... Class A, Small Owners: Anyone
(annual forago crop of grasses 'and owning and actually ; residing on
weeus, while the cattle and sheep improved ranch property, dopond
grazed bear an Important relation 't.nt nnon thn forest r.mL-p In milm
'to the supply of boof, mutton and ihls ranch pay and who either has
veal of the nation. lopon range or produces hay- on his
I The; leading objects of tho regu-j deeded lands to winter the number
jlatlons under which till livestock is jof stock summored on the forest,
; grazed on the. national forests ara: jan.d- still owns a total number of
iThe protection and conservative' use !stock less than the protective lim-j
lit- National rorest lands adapted it. The protective limit.' on tho
for grazing, the permanont good of jWenaha Tor cattle and horses, av
the livostock Indutry, and .the pro-,erng6s -ID head, and - for shoop
tectlon of tlio settlor ' and home- and. goats isoo head. Six sheep
jbullder against.' unfair competition 'ore considered as one cow or horse
, in' tho use of the, range.' ;n flying the date of an appellant.
ifcjjthere is no law. which gives an In- jD at tho same time.. Except undc,r
dividual or corporation tho right to iunusual. circumstances no reduction
graze stock on a National Forest. ; will bo made In numbers allowed
The privilege to graze may bo al-; Class A permittees.; ' -lowed
by tho Secretary of Agrictil-j, Class B: This.' class comprises
Diiure oniy as a personal nna n on- i nose Having tne same qualinca
I transferable privilege, and then on-jtlons aa Class' A, only owning mote
ly when it does not Interfere with; than the protective limit of stock.
AV'e hay(; just received anoVier shipment of I
. ; Our price
New Crepe Wais
New Silk Skirts .1.
New Ladies' Silk-H
Ladies' White Canvashoes
Lawn and Voile Waists
: 98c
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.:..J.3L?2.98, $3.98, ?4,98
We Sell : Q
Thrift jAZ).
Stamps
A...
cd Agents. . I
Incorporated
Formerly the United Store
We Sell
Thrift
- Stamps
Authorls- V
cd .Agents.'
the purposes, for which the national
forests wore created.
All cor.ip'lies, partnerships and
corporations arc usually in Class Tt;
number of stock each season. .'. ; In tho belief that you - will get 1 tho I cow with the calf,' for' If ' wVdo not
cr;rtaui areas aro.sot asldo f or owner's grazing privilege,. until win this ar.you may have' but - lit
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'I'lic natural craving for something sweet is common with all
chiKses, and especially with men anil women who work hard and
with growing children.
: 1 hat's because, in sugar, people Bccuro' fuel for the body,
' Carbohydrates," the chemists and physicians call this fuel.
Granulated sugar is 100 per cent carbohydrates, but, of
. course, taken alone it is not pleasant food.
- Hut tnixed with nuts or fruit or other things, it is made up
-into a palutuble and nourishing food product, called ''candy."
GatidyJ, being coin posed mainly of fruits, nuts, chocolate and
: sugar, is a. very higlily nutritive food product. Different kinds,
varying in the proportions of sugar, fruits, nuts, etc., vary, there- .
: fore1 in the proportions of carbohydrates, fats, proteins, etc.
' browing ehildrenlcrave candy because growing bodies require
much fuel hincc the craving for candy.
Men and wlmen vho work hard consume much bodily fuel "
hence their cruWing ior candy. (Go into the logging camps, into
the shipyards, Unto the army camps if you want to see candy
really doing itsVretcst work.)
Candy is establishing itself today as a wonderful food product.
It is nsserting its right to live because it is the bodily ammuni- '
tion which is speeding the work of men and women everywhere,
because it is aiding in the normal, healthful growth of children
and because it is supplying the energy which is sending many a
brave soldier .'over the top."
..Every day people in oil branches of work are waking up to '
the fact that candy is a wonderful food economical and highly
nutritious doing a great work in this war. and establishing its
right to live. ..
AH stock over six months of age j Also, as previously stated, those
when entering the forest, except tho having usud the rango prior to tho
fow head used by travelers, pros- creation of the forest, but who do
pectoiK., campers and up to and In- not own commensurate lands.
eluding 10 head of work or' milk , All Class J3 appllcints arc sub
animals, used for domestic ; purposes Ject-to a sliding scalo reduction to
by boua-flde, settlers living In or provide for new Claim A applicants;,
cucn ciass ot stocit. to graze upon.
Thorofore, changes from sheep . to
cattle and back ' again are ' always
made at tho owners risk since there
may, be a lack of ' rnge for the
stock for which pplicatlon Is made.
Following are ,a few Bimple and
safe rulep for all stockmen using
or contemplating tho use of the na
tional forest' ranges to follow:
1. Apply early, using the regular
blank which can be bad on request
from any Forest officer.'
2. Answer all questions fully and
truthfully, since your rating Is bas
ed .on tho Information given, and
any misrepresentation will result In
you have first consulted with a lie. use for either rango or stock
forest officer, uinco ninny men are Jaflor it is over. ,' '"'-', -'
mistaken oven though sincere In ' ' L. E. McDANIELS, "
their conviction that they have com,..';,,. . , Forest Supervisor-
tain
.. . . . . . ' . ,, ,, , . , !' uiiniciunuiluiLlun Will lOHIIIL in
near the Forest, are subject to; whoso application, has been mad..j , . ,.. ,.i:, . ,'
a grazing fee which is authorized i six months in niV'ance of tho open-j., ,,!, , .,'.. V .i ' " '
. ,. 0 , , . , ,. , ... . . , , six months In advance of tho open-
by the Secretary of Agriculture Ing of tho grazing season, which is , ,., ,.
each year. The domestic use of April 1 on t:e Wennha Forest "'" (dcHlro an Increase i nui b
stocg Is interpreted to mean horses icattle, and horses. Whore tho Class- -3 pnly for nothlna v"id
actually used in connection ' with I) permittee has used the range for ' , , . , J ' 0 no.
farm opesatlons and cows milked to three successive seasons without!.. , ..ihmiii '
supply the family with milk and , reduction, hd becomes regular foi ,.,t ,,. , ,, ' .
. " ... . . . , 1 x , . , ... -'inko stck belonging to others in
butter. Cattlo used for commercial he owest number prazed duriui; i.nh
'tier - -the' heud of: domestic use. . Tluee years succes3ive usOj is also
.Nqlther are' unbroken horses or necessary before a Class A por
young stock cattle. ' jmittee . becoines ''regular" and Is
On account of the special rules ontitlod io waive his privilego back
.approved for the stock associations : to the. government in evc.nt of sale
on the Wenaha Forest, It is neces-'of lands or stocit or both. The
sary for all who turn, stock - on government niay then assign all or
ithe forest to make application forjpart of this privilego to the pur
Ipermlt, although no grazing feeichascr. .... ,
charge will be made for stock en-1 Class C embraces all who do not
titled ' to exemption. All, howevor, jfall in Class A" and 11. Speculators
vl II pay the assessment under per. who buy and sell, owners of stock
jlnlt made by the 'local association, without range or lands, partnerships
jfor salting,- cc. where one owns stock and the other
The grazing privileges are - allot-ilnnd, etc., are always in Class C.
lied In accordance with - cortain iThis class Is given range only who-
(qualifications of residence, owner-'It ,1s not der.rr,1 by prior users,
Mship of property, dependence uponjClass A and 13 applicants. All
the national forest range, and past I Class C privileges are denied before
use. as follows: !a reduction Is made in Class ,1).
Prior User: One having regular-' In order to retain full- praising
ly used the. forest range prior to Iprivlleges the range must be usod
the creation of the national forest regnliiiy for llio sanio or a larger-
4. Send the yellow slip (letter of
transmittal) 30 days boiore the
opening of tho grazing season to
the United States National Bank
at . Portland, Oregon, with a draft
or money order for the full amount
shown on the Ellp. Never send a
personal check, as It will be, return
ed to you.
5.- Pay all approved assessments
of your local association covered
by special rules. ' ' " "
. B. Take up all matters afrecting
your luterests on the range with
tho local rangers and the advlsory
board of . the local association.
7. Report all fires to the neurit
forest officers and extinguish all
on your Town allotment' of range If
possible, slnco this is the largest
part of the consideration agreed
t.pon when your permit is ishued. j
8. Never buy stock of any kind '
dispose
9. If you don't belong to the lo.
car' association join it at once and
assist In tho work of bettering the
condition of the Forcpt and llio
community an well 'as yourself.
10. Last, but not least, don't for
got to do not only your "bit,'' but
your . "best," by contiiuting to ev
ery drive for runds to help tha, boys
'over there" even If It-take; the
Chamberlain's,. Colic and Diarrhoea
iHemMy .
Now is the tio tl buy a bottle of
this remedy go lot bo prepared in
case that any ornVJl your family
should havo an attack of colic or di?
arrhoea during the summer months.
It is worth a hundred times its cost
when ncoded Adv.. '. ': : ,' '
si
lt Takes Three Persons to
Complete a Tele-
ihone Call!
The effectiveness! of telepl onb service depends on tho degree
of co-operation between three individuals ,
' 1. The pcrsdn callin ;.
2. The operator. . .,. , .
3. The person callct . "
Also, it is bound toticlp tiie telephone service generally if
every subscriber will accVd tie young women at the telephone
switchboard the same considciption and pourtesy which the op
erators themselves are alvvSoyrf anxious to show, '
Home Phone Go.
-In normal times the candy industry lises only 8
per cent of tho sugar used per capita in this
country. Right now this amount has been cut
squarely in two. ...
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
0
Candy Manufacturers 'of Oregon
tECONOMY,,
DON'T SEiAtHAT OLD SUIT to the rag man,
liecause it lonlt olfl it lias a hit of life iu it, ami
jieeds only Cleaning and Pressing to make it last
anotlierseason.-tTJJYlT.
Zwiefel Tailoring, A. B. Rogers
. -i Foley Hotel Iluilding, Adams Avenue.'.
XVADDorAn
if - We make War Bread fresh every dav. Every
" Alouday.aud Wednesday regular War Buns.
' Try our Liberty. Bread. 1 We also havo tho .
most eoiiipleto line of Home-mad pies, Cakes,
J Doughnuts, Snails, Coffee Caks 4nd Cookies in T
t tho city. ; , , . I . - T
f All made according to (lovernifiit regulations. . JJ,
DUTL ) BAKERY
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M 'Wk BILL FROM BOTCH S,G.
j
, DCArS Jlf?; H PAYMENT OF Tiwe I3LL PcfR
'"9i. IVHICH YOU &6NT M6, I ENCLOSiNS
CHECK- IN FULL . TOU lvlv.1. NOTG s HV
DeDfCTfc-D FROM EACH PURCHASE
TH6 CSTIMATt&D WetSHT
TOUR. HNti.
; Siric?&ei,y,
fc.Tt?vje.
...
Save On Friiit Jars
and Canning Supplies
.Invincible extra heavy Masmi ttubbers, (loz. :..5V '
Siiierior, extra thick Jar lJubbciV, imthiiig like tlifi'ii in town, -
doz. . .:
Mason Jars : L'inU7.V, Puar(s86, Half (lallon $1.13
Mason Wide Mouth Jars..l.l't.s ?-, ts. $1.03, 1 lalf ( Jul. $1.32
ICcoiibiny Jars............:.: Pints ."plVW,
lifonoiny Lids, diz. ... .)
Mason Old Style Lids, doz .'
Mason Self Seal lads, doz
Jelly Glasses, tall or simat, doz.
Parowax, 1-lb. Cake .
v. 8 ....
Quarts $1.15. Half ( Jal. $1.49
28f
.- 2G
2?,$
3G
-18"-
L'nion Store
Open 8 a.m.
Close 6 p.m.
Saturday
open until
8:30 p.a.
Hooverized Grocery
Across tho track, next to Stil well's Cas h Market.
United
States Food
License
Mo. G50255,
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