Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1922)
Monday, August 28, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PASE THREE HONEY SEES BETTER TIMES '! FOR FARMERS T. ,!. Maltoiioy, prositb-iU of the Columbia Uasln Wool Warehouse company, spent a few days In the county the firt of the week, depart ing Wednesday ufientoon, says (he Enterprise t'tilotiairt. ife went i throitKh many farming districts with j Jay H, Dobbin, and saw more won- j derfnl crops coming to maturity, j and other fields carelessly or !m- s properly farmed and bearing crops that . speiied failure, Mr. Dohbm showed him a . wheat field Jntd ready for harvest which looked per fect, and there are others like It In the neighborhood. The Columbia Basin company, Mr. Mahoney said, will continue to nerve the sheep men of the northwest as j it is now doing, it handled ies wool this year than before-the. dis turbed market conditions forced it to go through something of a re organization, hut it is fimtiicittK the feheep businens very largely, Mr. Dobbin was first president of tite company. Mr, Aluhoimy, formerly a Htsppner hanker, now lives in Port land where bo is affiliated with sei' tjraj financial houses, , Man "Gives Way m Another Quarter I & x .y vj'W? ' t v iRNIili iTurkisli Palaws art Rrtih-.i . i to Millionaires; laiaiis i an- Situated on JtiilRriis ooon whkat ox miv usiw K.VTEHPHlSi:. Aug. 28. Kil. "k A" Women have taken to polo, soccer and other sports which have here tofore been conmdired for men exclusively. Man has also eofit-tdvrvd. cht ss a game loo dep for the feminine latvlUvt, but tu re you see a tour nament held in Iondoti for women only. Mrs, M. fcUoliaa Uli Mra, li. Stevenson In the foreground. I rONj?TANTlNOfJ.H. An?. 5 (By Mail . The Sublime I'orle Is cos Isitiertnv: seriu:dy tho do from ih l AUitd HiKli-CotMiwissioiu-r rejsariliits ! the reduction tt ovrmmut !- pioye;-, Hd it Is expected that ar lioa fciil he taken whaii will make j sood f he imml hty fh f h it of ftiiNi Turkish Mtida in iho wr-s Ha goveruutetit servants, it addition I th SuhNmo lort has decided to abolish the legal ions and consul ates in vartouH neutral countries. Orders havi already oiie out for the closing down of lesatUms and eousukites lit Madrid, Berite. The tllasti and StokbtIUi. JeVirai fov erumeut huiluins of set-ondary im iortam-e will be evacuated and 1 rented to private concerns, me ; palaces- on the Hiisidtorus wHI he I rented to millionaires. ! The economy measures ovkh jilna for the reduethms in i!i sal carles of schoolafaitr, hospital nrss, and iit'fiee hoys; the aiudl- fH-es and th reHr?Mtu of a larss oumber of army aad tiavy of fiver. The finsctf minimi ry has decided; to withdraw worn p3p!f smney notes from eSrcnlaUon, Tht kv- ernmentt 3ogefhr with two M- gates of Uie Ottiijimn fubkc iWjtfj is devising a plan io this emt Worn paper immey of ene, two and & sau, auo( iive n aau & pmstrt- notes will he withlrawn from clr cnlatkm aod r'piaced by iiu-fal nc s of ejOi.iient value. otor met it i tiiOo'' i him t be aaianf of paper money wo:hdrawa wili fee sirurk. WAi.LiiWA, Aus. -S. A crew of mes started this week to cijsirto t the i ra H up i be e?H frk of t he Wallowa rner touard I iako, Th torent rvb- otaHs to aih im rfe ftr a mot(th titn four o,r fsi men. The tral wlH Is ot vai se to camber, as it wH tuafco t ha t bea at j t u t on tuor e a v Ihle frofe W.t iawi hike. Ta jear the t'ooj1? mine atv tt the feStUi tti rotitt. SAI.KM filiAIX CHOI i.ltaiT . buslods to the acre, with snmo X,fUe,l r,?sllIIS "'"" crop in (his sevtM.n Is bt per U& ImsltelK. liariey uverased about a field-of l orty-fold be threshed ni bHww mirm.a Bm4. wiU mtt Un bushed t the acre and is brinK last week. - The crop made 32 bu- u.vea0)t ?; oho i,,li;fu. nethn t1jH.r 25 acres, ,.tl(Htt.ts (.(jiujjjied ben today. The j. Hay, erowers said, is the rent sal- mtrmai crop is l(MiPutt Itushets. vatton of the farmer this year. The The most marked Mmriase is 'in harvest yielded 75 per cent crop, the ventch crop.' which is not more I hat iitfle of it has hetm sold, ai than 25 per cent of itormaL KH thonKh buyers are offering as high wlo'Mf nverajjf is weli tihove 2f las $1 i a ton. lion ttf superfluous government uf- r BbeiB to the acre for the and eduirrels and fabbits had raid ed it a good deal ut that. The land ulope to tite north and is not irri gated, II -is 'part of y red W. Fal coner's lower Prairitt creek farm and this crop is the first ever raised, as the land formerly was used only for pasture. Mr. Thompson plowed .it early las year and worked it well. ' J. IK Umtley threhed out 27 J norm i town, u was a summer fallow crop and the haul was han dled aecordiug to the best dry farm practices. The -insult seems satis factory, as It is considerably above the average for the pa loose couii-j try.' . f TitAt'K iti:i.; i.Am WALLOWA,- August 28. The track for the new logging road has been laid around iha pond to the river. Tilts timber is now being g gotten out for the bridge, which to consist of four or five sixteen t foot spans. It is t ('juddered best ! to run the track around the pond, as lhe fire hazard v ill not be as t great I bat way. The work of; blasting the rocky bluff in to bejf started soon, 'i i TAXI 243-W . Boston Lunch 209 Fir Siivet 30c"Meals and Up Served from 6 a. m. tq 1 a. m. Midnight Chinese Dishes Also TAXI 287-J Noodle House 1005 Adams Avi. First class Noodles at.t! rhUJse Iisha From 11:30 s. m. until 1 p. m. Ail kinds of saitlwit'h and fofft'e. T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards IC WONG SING, Proprietor Both Places frustrated at Seattle Wednesny when Chinese were arrested by immigra tion oft'ictuls in a raid on the shipping! board steamship President Jackson- ! Exide Batteries S latteries In stock, tatteries for rent, iatteries recharged. ' Batteries Watered Free. Batteries of ail makes repaired ROHCH MAUNKTO HKItVICE STitOMUKIK) fAKBUHKTOK 8KHVICB FHED UH4MJUS9, Prop, Iti Lelghton's Mai'tttne Works La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and; WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned end rebttiit. Feather Renovating, i Rag Rugs and Fluff . Ruga for j gale. j Carpet and Rug Cleaning i 0x12, VI.50 and up j Cims. Ptiwards, Prop Phone 253-W ' SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AT POPULAR PRICES The Bootery A Paradise fr Tired Fwt. 200 Depot Street Phone Slain 113 Orover StnitL, Mgr. The UKIVERSITT OREGON contain; The college of M&rftture, Science nd the Art with 22 deprtmeni. The profcionl school o Arclsi lecture Business Admtnistrson ixiucitiDn Grdute Studj- -Lw-Mcdidne Musk Physicsl Bdtics tion Sociology, The 41ih er Open October 2 1922 FaracsialoSutorsnpinfarmQifitn sprite Th Btiiirsrt UtHtorsity of Oregtm, u$nf Orrfon. igaretie It's toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality Impossible to duplicate. M i ft' 4 v , ' ' ' :- "A 1 i , Ka -, ? At 33 h Vi CORDTERS': crsi w the Jbns wnf A Genume SILVERTOWN Corct- -30 x m for 13.50 The same tnsterbli, coajtsMctioa and -orVmanikiJ nj In aU oth- sizi'S of StSvrrtowni. The sasse Jugh Htwlav, l-g wr, long service and compltte de prailaHlUy gaar.imeej by sJje GOODRICH w quality sMadard. Yoss tire dealer will tuppty yoa loijjy astd save you moafy. . . - Tb Sstswssra JO it JS. For lb Overitsi aifai liglit Cfcn. THIS a F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY, Oi or AUTOMOIUU3, MOTOJiCYCLliS, BICYCLES, T8UCH j OH BOY, SHE IS A i DANDY ! A strirtiy ih- smira bssga- . i ' n sJiiitfl siro'i, close in, trays, srrned-hi pr& Kara? I boanUfiil lawn asd gh;id trf-st : !ctr!c.1lKbt fixture i ehttttdit, tc. Is fact everihlns vmtr IHila lsari rould ak far iti hapg of a moiU'ra hjae. t SO arr-s of land nosr Tort- t iandt in Washington costity, to lrad fyr iririy In or nmr l.a j: I Ciraiidi, Prh'B $2.00 pr sere. e Suva for aa uw, ; all klmU f gossd farms, stock. rnrcwst fruit tracts. bUdlng lots ens! t'itv iffrty at all kimis, i l Automobile and Fire I Insurance jj Notary Public I . F. N, Ford LET - US - CARE for Your Parties Orders We make up any pastry npeeisHy yoa ask tor. Aay flavoV in Iiri;k or ilallon (Sream, de livered to your ttasr. JACK-O-LANTERN 1115 Adams OBSEBVEB ADVERTISIHO will bring xesaJts Fire Insurance with tbe urogois Fire Relief Assn. Hosts You L1SS Policy Guaranteed No Assessment L W. Weeks AGE.VT Phone 152-, Wcst-JaeobHois Risk'. Better Than Medicine ! f- s We have a model to feuit yon ranging in prire from $o5 to $7"0. SEE THEM HEAR THEM and yon will want ilieni. Terms as you like. Getting well goes faster by far with a Brunswick to help pass tbe tedious hours. And wfciie It amuses ft trains tbe ear to an appreciation of true tones. Musicians recommend The Brunswick to aid In the musi cal education of children. Brunswick Records are also unique ia tbe artistic beauty of their Interpretation. A Brunswick, on a Brunswkk thia Is tbe bright of musical tchieTtsRt. Brunswick j Eaetera Oregon j Mgsie Co. j ITCHEN OMFORT MAY BE OBTAINED THESE HOT SUMMER DAYS BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF Electric Cooking Devices You would be surprised to knew the size of a meal thai may tie prepared with a few simple i'vi(('K. The 'st 1" peraHin ix trivial in roiii paris'.'H with the fronvt'iiieiH'e and roinfort ol tasned. Gall and See Our Line of TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HOT PLATES, GRILLS Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company For Sale aX tin Old Kugar farm, AH ia c!tiviion, 42 acr wH adapted Un grain or alfwlfti and th Uai af sattirai hay land, will irw th fJHit fit Timrdny b;. and a natural f wiling KioHJid alofig ihe rjv(r, uir tNt wdiow grow, price $35,oo sr'. os j;otd tris Thr is al;o Ki afi-s adioiiiing thl lad tun I fcouKht on same trms. f$ i'(Hj S bwlrooiim, foil basMn! jjsud-fa hotts! in romiordaW. Irl-e $3200, $ttttH -ah, bal aii'H oh inoiithly InsiaHmfii pay iwuia at 0.0 per immth. A i;Ml rotmilng li! ( lost1 iii, L1 rntjH ali fuffilhd and h-a?d l.jfiifK a good business, all tin rooms full ami moa! of ih'm steady roomers. Iiice $2Ho, aod ininii m part of H, with a food -a mi huildlKf,, I3H Jackson nir&t, Hh lHi iiilI( city water, ires, ahntb- i-rv. hoard sldowaik, cellar.. Ait for t2Mo and fSuo cah will baii- dl H llaianre a inortgac Jot MfM ran b asHittiM and moutfjiy paviu?nta on balance, C.J. BLACK & CO. New Foley Building L& Qrssde. Oregon i imii i. in i ii i ! in '- ....uiiwi' ii miM-Mt ' "'' TijgSB . 1 ravings accounc is your oesc i THE END OF YOUR WORRIES-a savings account A Well-tended friend. Good times or bad, it is there to insure the future or ehcer the present, It is always home when you call, It never refuses when you ask. You can close shop and go fishing and k will work for you all the time. Old Ike Wallon must have had a savings aceouot or he could not have fished in content. This Bank ivill heli you save. United States National Bank La Grande - - Oregon M EMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM r H
