La Grande evening observer., August 03, 1922, Image 3

Thursday. August .'!, 1922
LA CiKANDF, EVENING OBSKK Vi:i?
fA(;F- THREE
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FOIST PIS
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE bv Condc
GREAT Eli
Present C'oiulit Ion is 1 .ikon
i'l In the IYi-ii.il in 1!)1U,
N:i- Imii'csIci's.
POIlTI.ANn, Auk. ."..That Ail
r3i.t is opining wit, i a forest flri
Ell UMliiui similar in ihal In 19 III
which ri'Hiilli'd In ih,. greatest loss
f life mill iimpiTty ever known in
IIih Pacific Northwest, Is disclosed
by simultaneous reports from all
protective agencies received today
by the Western Foresli-v 4 Con
Bervntlnn association. Willi contln
iliiUM fire-fiKhllui! lltrouh .Inly lia
kept t h almost innumerable iilazet
'aiily in jli.crk hem it in Hie Under
like rnndiliiin of the woods Imi nol
llPl'll UeirillVatPil liv wlml nr nv.
Iretno heat, every il.iy is increaslm
the ilniifser of losinK rnntrnl. If il
does not rain sni n a few hours
of adverse weather may break the
deadlock ami result ill sweeping
rnnflai-ialions before which human
effort is powerless. .Vhnh depends
on piiblle i'o-on'niliou throuiill ex
Ireme rare Willi lire, for the forces
are in no position to cope with new
attacks. Over much of the territory
government and stale antliorille.;
are refusing rrampfire pe-mita. In
Washington the governor Is endeav
oring to stop logging operations
temporarily. (everywhere the fire
laws are being rigorously oarorced.
70 convictions being already report
ed. Vi' to'.the pteient lime, how
ever, heavy timber losses have been
successfully preventd by the extra
ordinary efforts of private, stale
and fo-Jorai forced which have ful
ly 311(10 trained fire-lighters and
palrolmen in the western states be
sides a fluctuating army of employ
ed help.
The situation Is -worst In Wash
ington, where although there has
been no groat loss of merchantable
timber and that of second-growth
has been exaggerated, the damage to
other property has been more than
In any previous year and the fires
are continually breaking from con
trol to cause great difficulty In re-
surrounding them. Hundreds ol
miles of trenches have been built
and rebuilt. In Stevens county the
situation Is particularly troublesome
because of wind.
The worst Tires :n Oregon have
been In the northwestern counties
where large ureas of cut-over laud
have been swept and the loss of
logs and equipment has been heavy.
Probably most of the green .tim
ber Injured will be salvaged. These
fires nro now under control, but
by (no means beyond great .danger
should wind arise. In eastern and
southern Oregon It is very dry an. I
the lookout.! are hampered by smoke
from llio north, but the situation
is still in hand. There lias been
llltle bad fire. Thorughout Oregon
considerable aid Is being given by
airplane scouting furnished by the
army.
You kMiw, evetReTT, (awgnj owe Qets out!
' r-vv irvvo wcx I 1U NATUVK. Ul.. O C
?r COftPReHeNSION, "3?OM5 SO HWH
cceKcre. tR iNSTflMce I was
THINKINK3. OF TH3 INCOME. TA X j
1
Bis
; mi.
'Mm
mm
JACksokj tve'Re out Hvs.p.s poc a temporary.
R-rSJT, "BVJT IF YOU tvAWT.TO MfcE XOOfS
That Sue oe-cr ONOG MOS'5 il"
MINE SWEEPERS
is the crows huve DKXMAItK STI DIKS THK
r.rlKI TH OK rilOIIIIIITlON
TO 00 SERVICE
t'Oinm)itltnK offl
t been fiIuctiMt.
I Th- Cuant untl (liHnlotU. Survey
'has taken over 11U0 a third nilnej Tiy AtisocUtedt Ptmh)
IswprT. tho FNiimlnKo. front thoi COPENHAGEN, July 13. flly
DimrtniiMit, now lyinir ut Mail A Danish tlelpRatlnn which
ortHtiiuuth. N. II.. eiiliKthiK a i has bt-u KtudviiiK tlh HffoctH ti
Following iiltnralluaH aln ! prulilhiliuii hi Finland doubts whofli-
ahly will join htr sIsim- mIuiw 1 il will ht iHissihlc ovir tu carrv
In Alaskan wat.
tt'iiiiu'i s I'iunrtT and 1 is
coveivr ") !c Ilartil in
the I'nril'ic Oican.
(rttitiK' Hack TclfUfaph I -hit's.
tluoiifih ff fvti nrulilhltloii In
Imiimark.
'I'll' t!oUntt-i cfltiHitlor that thi
bimt Knlutlon of the question, nsrfar
mt Denmark Ir eoncornrtt U the free
uf intuxjcnnt.H very heavily tntftl.
f
(Mv AwMtH-inltil rum
iMiJi.ADKU'HiA. auk. :t . --Two
forniiT mini Hvt'i'rs, mrninu rn.m
the pursuits f war in lluis of
iitaf and fUnce, an being reiwul-
t'U'd in liclawaiv river shlpyunls.l
and an maiiv re.mv u wciuri nu- ......i,.,.,.!. uhi. fin
. hn in start on nil indefinit.'ly lonR nm.Hnni, .vit, h(, ina(it.
t-i uirti ill tin Pari lie ocean for On
I'liitcd Static Cn:isi ami (Jeodi'tU t
Snrvt-y.
I'licy ait1 slinni:rs and Pltinporj
it ml Discover!, inrmerly the Auk
i ml t lie tisprey. which saw service
n the North Ken. Now they are'
in be equlpl'i'd with th.- finest scieil-
i i i it iiislrunii'itlM fur suumlin and
surveying.
Sninn time during the summer
thev are to pass through the Pan
ama canal and printed up the Pa
cific coast to Alask i hi Hiniiid and
survey unchiiiii red lei ritnry.
t'oiitiary to Kp-iieral belief, it wan
said, there Htill remains much un
chartered territory in that region,
and many vjlaees show chummls 1n
cmret'lly ?n:trkcd ami soumi'd. Also'
:uune places mice correctly surveyeil .
a tul sou n ih id, have been altered hy i
tin comdnt action id ihe waes.
i:ieen olficers and r:l men have!
been enlisted In man eai-h vessel,
and with the env-ption of the two1
I MOSCOW. July 7. By Mall. - The i
jt'Verlund telegiaph mute from l.on
dnu mid VHt.'rn Kurnpe to the
1 Levant, Pcih!.i, and- India, nperativi
i before the wt by the Indo-Kurope-aii
rahlrt company, soon will he re-
! established. Ki'oui Kngland (he
lino will run to Kden; theuo? over
lund (hroiiKti Poland and Russia to
Odessa, and thence by cable to Con-
Indian con
Most of th:
! Paint With!
! Air !
T-A-XI:
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
Kussian - section of
fairly good shape.
the line is in
IE K.A D TIIK AVWT 'A IIS!
W O O D
OHDKIt NOW HRFOUK
l'lliriOS ADVANCK
4-n. wood m 7.r.o
Ill-Ill. WOOD ill ...-(! Ill tl.(HI
CALL MAIN 734
Harris Grocery
f oiifiider the importance
j of painting your farmj
j buildings sprayed' under
! J high pressure air digs"
! j deeper than hair, and is!
;! eheajier. S
HIO BUGS WILL
HAVE MEETING
of 56 words u minute is said to
he held by h. K. McKlroy of Hosl
ton. This program c.!.'-o includes
paper on a scret sytHem of radio
communication hy !J. V. .Meissner,
a discussion of the technical aid of
broaflca.nl n g by Samuel M. Ktnter,
lecture illustrated by motion pic
tures on "The I In man Vi:ee and lis
Electrical TraiisniissHm," hy John
Mills and a tail; on "A Relay U-
cordor for liemote ('(introl, by ra
dio by Fuincis V. Suumorn.
Senator (Jugllelmo Maicoui of
Italy has tenlalively accepted an in
vit tition to u.ldrtMK the congress ami
.Major General (Jeurge O. Ssiiier,
chier signal officer II. S. A. will
spealt on "Une Uadio,' if it is pos
sible for him to be present,
WILL NEED Ed
ONE IRE YEAR!
1 i
Relief Worker Claims Thai
Russia Cannot Sland on
Her Own Feet Vel.
Chicago to Attract- People.
Interested in Tfadio from
AW Over the World.
'Rv Asfloclutpd Prf.ua)
CHICAGO, Auk. 3. Tim loirtllns
radio niitlioritics of America anil
the worlil ii i- expertnd lo takii part
In the fir.it Intonmtliinnl radio n-fereiK-e
to be held in America, on
AiiRust 6, 7 nml 8, in connnciiiin
with the iKiscaul of progress. The
scssions.or the roilKresH Kill be held
In Convention hall on the mnnii'lpjl
pier.
The plan of holdiim the radlr. i
conlHience was a develoimient of the
radio committee of the pageant, ol
which (Jeorue K. Carl.ioji. of Ihe
Chirauo (lepaitnienl of uas and
electricity, and sponsor lor the
Mnnlcip.il Itadio broadcasting sta
tion on the city hall, was made
chairman. Maj. J. O. Manhormie,
siKnal officer for the Sixth Army
l.'orps area, Chieano, has accepted
the pre.sidency of the congress. !
Definite assurances of their pres
ence at the congress have been re
ceived from Charles P. Steinmelz,
Dr. I.oniH Cohen, consnltlim- enKl
neer, signal corps. Dr. J. . .Del
linger, physicist J'or the l S. U
leau of Standards, Francis W. Dnn
more of (he Bnreati of Standards,
in addition to a number of repre
sentatives from large electrical con
cerns. Will He .Made Permanent .
While the congresi is In progress
a meeting of the radio leaders will
be called by President .Manborgne
and Chairman Cirlsnn, at which a
plan to lake the congress a per
manent organization will be sub
mitted. The purpose of Ihe organ
ization, it was stated, would be to
promote development of radio in
Its many phases, to encourage ama
teurs and to popularize broadcast
ing programs.
The congre.is will opon with a
peed contest for radio operators
lor which Commissioner Carlson has
postedta diamond medal, and which
is exp'ected to attrart the fades!
oi'rato.s of the country.
Contestants mil be required to
receive straight commercial press in
the Continental code, anil tran
xrit mes.iais on regulutiun t pe
riler. The present world's record
xtaa Given-
PUir.AnKLrill A, Anz. Z. The
pnople in the famine area of Kunslu
will need' fr.-od liotii the outside for
another year, in the oiJniou of Mur
ray S. Kinn worthy of Wilmington,
Ohio, who has just ret urnd I roin
Huuluk where he had charge of the
relief work of Ihe American l-'lieiids
Deal lis for .starvation are. ill oc
cnri inc. As late ;,s toe first 'of
iliin? Mr. Keworthy saw p.'ople ly
ing dead on the streets of Samara,
t he chief city of Samara province.
There a i o laifie districts in the
famine area which lmve not reclev
ed one ounce of food from any re
lief oraaiz it ion.
Present crop esi;matt:.t indicate
that fitt pt i ceu I of tlw' peoplo in
the famine area will not have suf
ficient food to eirry them thtrounh
next winter. The acreage planted
pvas small, duo to lach 01 animals;
jWeakniSK of the peasant, and the
'lack of seed. Much of the Liain
.shipped from the 1'nlted St.it:s did
not germinate well.
There are thousands of orphan
ed children (n tin? homes through
out the famine area who will huv.
to be provided with nourishing
food :m well ,'ik Hnlliftur :l,ul h.ul.
din.
J Alj the people are in rags. Clot li-
ing anil uiiiti;rial of all kinds is
needed. The people c;tn spin and
weave hut I hey have no flax or
wool to work with.
Mr. Ken worthy reports thai tl.r
Russian government cooperated with
tin? relief workers In r.viery jjossible
way. II supplied free transporta
tion, fn'e cable and telegraph ser
vice, five homes ami Kusstan assis
tants. While the hick of food Is causing
the most suffering, I lie people are
also suffering from disease, typhus
in the winter and cholera during the
summer mouths. Medic.-il sopplies
lire needed in nniimiieii , (iiuntlti a.
A vast, amount of medical mid san
itary work should oe done to tin"
pensant villages. Hussla will contiu
Ae to be n. source of danger to tlie
is( of Kurope and to America un
til radical sanitary change liV,
made. Mr. Kj'iiwoMhy declares,
Exide Batteries
i latteries In Rtock.
lutterlos for rent,
ialtetles recharged,
ilatterlea Wulered Kreo.
Ilattertes of all makes repaired
IIOSCIl MAd.NKTO SKIIVK'K
STKOMIIIOItti CAltllHUKTOIl
hi:h icio
l-'UKD-lll'ltfiUSS, Prop.
Ill l.ciglilon'.s Muchlne Works
J. A. Rankin
Res. l.'lOl 0 Avenue
e Offer
For Sale
Attention! Fruitgrowers
FOR
12
ETTER
IOXES
PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH
Union Box Co.
R Jnsniann, Manager,
Ira Grande, Oregon'
Telephone, Main 588
A niolern brick hotiBo with large
lot. House has 7 rooms, line large
I porch, 2 largo store rooms, G large
clot lum closets, a vory largo bath
jrooni, with many large drawurs
built in for linen, good fire plueo,
I a gorxt cement cellar, a largo tank
i that, supplied water for the house
laud yard. The water Is pumpod with
wind mill from a deep weJll. This
jhouHe is also supplied with water
' from city water mains, also the
'yard lias water supply. There fire
cement walks around the house alrfo
fa front on street. The yard Is
filled with Hhrubbery, fruit and
shade trees, In the garden there tiro
strawberries and other berry bush
es, besides room for good garden.
There Is u good garago, wood houso,
chicken house. This ts tin Idoul
home In the bout of condition. .Any
one who wants n splendid home not
In (he heart of the city should se
this to know Its value. Let us
show you mid give price.
La Grande Investment
j
Company
11201 Adams Ave. Phone Main 752
j KelhiMo Agents for Itelkilile
Invitiraiico Companies
two Muds'
It has been proved that as much as 20 of the
power delivered to the driving wheels may be
lost through friction, due to the use of an incor
rect oil.
This friction may be of two ltinda the friction
of metal on metal, due to the failure of the oil
to preserve a lubricating film between the bear
ing surfaces, or the friction of oil on o7 the
internal, molecular friction of the lubricant.
Too heavy an' oil, or an oil lacking in "oiliness"
the quality that makes it cling to the bearings
while at the same time offering a minimum of
internal or fluid friction constitutes a direct
drain on the available hoisepower of your
motor. , '
The right body at all ogeratitifi temperature!
Made from carefully sidccted crudes and scientifically
refined by our patented high-vacuum process, Zeralen
has groat "oiliness." il clings in hearing surfaces, while
offering In Itself r minimum of. frictional resistance to
the engine power. , ; -
Zerolene maintuins the right lubricating body under ail
conditions. As the enp;ino gtxa hot, bearing clearances
decrease. Analysis of Zerolune shows that Ihe variations
In its body, ut the various engine temperatures, follow in
close relation the decrease In bearing clearances,
Because of their "oilinnss," stability and purity Zero
lene oils give perfect lubrication and help to develop the
maximum power, speed and gasoline mileage of the car.
I TAN II A U I) Oli COMPANY
tcatijorntut
mm powerfisptfed
less fraction and wear
thru (hi red Lubrication
NOW 18 THE TIME
TO BUY :
2I ncro farm thrcfi miles
from La ('.rondo.
180 litre farm fix mllwi from
La Clratido. Well liuprovud.
Another I'll) ncro farm with do
iKiildliiKA t a b.irRiiln.
Two dandy 80 aero farm, one
well improved, the other un
improved. 2U acre farm' nnil slock ranch
cornnineil.
All these places can be bought
at bargain jtricoa and on good
terms. - .
Ten acres In Frutldala, J4750.
l'our neivs in May Park 3000.
We. have for salo mid trifle,
all kinds, of good farms, .uock
rancliod. fruit tracta, bifilillnf!
lots and rlly pi-oporty of all
kinds, , . -. - .
Automobile andi Fire
Insurance
Notary' Public'
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford !
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v Better Than
Medicine
Wo hnrc n model to
suit you raiising in price
from $G5 to ii7fK). -.
. . SEE THEM
HEAR THEM
iinl you will wfuit tlmin.
Terms as you like.
Oettlng well goes faster by fa
wltli .ri nituuswltlii to liolp past
the todious hunrs. . And while
it nniiiRes it trnlnn the ear to
an appreciation, of true tones.
Musicians recommend The
Brunswick to aid In the musi
cal education of children,
ilrunawlck Records uro also
nnlque tn the artistic beauty
of their interpretation.- A
Drunswlck, on n Hrunwlck
this Is the height nf musical
achievement.
Brunswick
Eastern Oregon
Music Co.
Monuments
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT .
NOW
(yCtl.CclFr'fr W 'laV6 m,4(le profound
TflflttOridl.'TrOlJ ,tudy of monument building,
fi.JJ. "na an oroi'r piacru iu cur
panas is ur 10 receive raitn
ful, intelligent execution.
A I " -
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We Will Glacllj
Farni ih Estiroat'.
Blue Mountab
Mlit & Gjs.ritt
Company 0
Philadelphia Diamond
Grid Batteries
Philadelphia Batteries will last longer because they
are built better. Diamond Grkl plates von't buckle ut
warp. Our separator,! are guaranteed tiovia yf. .
St us before buy in f.
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For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
e
o
No siiuenzlni; of orrana; do
prcRHiiro; defects of tlftura
corrected; a perfect founda
tion foi your gowns.
Thin in addition to the; com
fort afforded through the ex
clusive "I,.i Cnmille" features;
No pressure on aplno; no eut
tlni; by l.icera; no pinching of
clasps; no discing of alaya At
top but freedom, Tentliatloo,
.tlfu.tloa. v
A complete Una of the dlf
lorent modela always on baud.
I'rlitu fiAO mux up,
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res.
1702. Cor. Sprln Oak
Phono 323-W
r
'-nimin continue work.
Mr-ttfiOo-tnOIik- TrQtiurol.
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