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' -'V-. Mondaj, January 1, 1323. - THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SIX "J" 1 INOUSTfliAL dOITlS, VERYBRIGHT -Twelfth;-. Federal Rcserv district Industries during November; were 'Good, .states John Perrin.;. ". (lty The AaHociutftl ikh) - ' - SAN FRANCISCO, Jnn;--l-More fu orubhi ruiiillttoiM tor pructicully nil - ImltiHidi'K in the Twi ifth fcYdci'ul K -t jtftrvy ' JMntrfc( dtninf;- Novpmber, coiiipui'vd wllU tlx Hume month of 'iHSi, Itf" tdimvn h' John , JVitIii'.' San Francisco. iVderiil rcwrve ukuiiI, in hi )noiilhly report inmli public hero lo Uuv. " . : . ' . , o ;. ; An abstract of Mr, IC'i:im'ii roport fulluWH. , , ' V , ' v" '..4,llurvpfjHnj; of the crops, of tbi)"dln. . trlct wum pi'ficUmlJy i-ompltHcd dur '' I ii If Nmvmlicr. ni-riiill liny m-i-lhiiiii. nrv I'lhllftlii of ih rcxiilt's ut thin! year's (iKi'ifulluml ijunitlunn. Al . though the. uvre.iut, planted ami the yh ldH In Must were JHimllrr than thow of tlio pii'VloiiH yt'iir, crop wurc rubi J with a mlnliniiiN outlay -for ..labor ind material, and prlccM, cxi-vpi tor ; potato-, ric, pph, ikIhImh and hopn, iii'C now nhovi', ihoKti f a year ito. "MtnikH Im i ho iountr dirdrictw luivn ntcudtly reduced 1 licti borrowhw fronj tJio. I'VekTid Huw rvo Hunk from n to la) of CM.noo.Muo on Aiikhm. to .iHl.llOO r !;. ' ' . "Commercial lonim of reporting . tiictnbrr himkrt in the prim-inn! cltl cHdril wtl'iM 'of November J'J-0 an I IJUJt. ' .All ItitCH of -vhuleisulu trade rc ported InercnxeH in' thy alu of tliyir nult'M. ' , t ' '.'Ih-ldU ' lo Individual ' tweount l thu bunH of (hi) dbd.-ki were lj.fi per cent; laiwr Uurln;; Nu ember- tiiuii during November, DunliJi'HU fullV ui-eM. uIIIioukIi i K'iitcr in - iiumhcrL u".j'c Mtiiiillor in Ilubllltlci ttiaii in Uc tuluT or Novcilor,-J!J''l. ' "Tfic. lumhi't IndUNti y opit uUd ni iiormal during' November. Thu, mill nuvn iiimonncod.uiai tiio uuui winter Hliuldown will )io lii ivf. , r "I'roduHlon of the principal . melubj of thu (lltitrict in K'owltiff Htoudtly.. Ini pirniMiicnt lit 'copper )i:ih, ucmr note worthy, on Dccrnilu-r 1 8 t-Urctrolyth: Ih'Ihk tpiotcd ul 14 'A'H con t ft it pound, coiitpurcd with I 'i 3-4 ct ntfl in Oc tober. . , ' . - "IN-tinenm production In ' I'ulfor n in durhiK Novnih(.-i' .uKain IneroaHed In olunie fiiKtor than did conwuinp lion. ; - v . "Imlu.HtrUtl coiiKtructlon dnriiiK llio fli-Nt clovon moitthtf of hi.x bfOn wmUfi' in vulmt and votmiie than dur inn the whole your JJ2,I. . , 'r . "HoaKonal Uci'caic Iri employment have been -' "ml liirontfhont the dln tricl but nneniptoyment Us ltll rcl ii lively miittll. - ' f ' ' - ' I ; The in neial pricolevel, ihown ry the Index number of Iho l.'nlled HtateH liepm t rneirt of Ijibor, rm;e from I to 1 ri dmipp tin montli. takiu;,-' the 1113 Itvel ufl IU".' ! FORESTS NET Li ftflGEIiCOI ISENDII ' (Ify Afisochitwl Press) '., SAN .FRANCISCO. .Inn. 1. Heo- of llif on llio oilier Iikii.I. imvo rCRentin(f Schoficld ' Tian.ocks of Inc-reuHcil with the itccclrniilan "' Honolulu, a crack army polo team in liimlncm uml lnuntry. On lecornl..;rcuminB to the mainlnnd next month 0 loniuien.lal Ioumb of ciii. roi.oi iln:; 1 10 pniraico in tournaments with nomc l.unkrt ivere S7(l(i.(if,i),iMiii. 7 (ct- .Tiitjf ti10 lt.luinK I'acific cuaat a'ro ubovc the low nolnl uU Juno Ik, lass. Rations,, nccortlini; to reports recciv TnvwImciilK of the uinc l.anln In- ed from the islands. Each of the creaacl $I7.oi.mi.-. V . . Ifivo SchoficM iplavors has been llcl.ill ami wholeniile.liiialnemi w i;.; in-uminent in the turf name for bcv mine aetlvu .Inihuf November, I!l2;.(,nll V(,rK ,m( two f u10 pVerB 1 him Unrinff Novemher, Ijii'l. .l)eprU'luivp eiiKaifeil in' iiitorhational events, nieul store sales Ineienseil 1 (.&; per Members of . tho tenm are Lieut, rent In vulni. w last, . r n n.l -Y'o, Hcverlv Ilrowee, lltll Kielil Ar- lt(lhrv Muini JohirM illiken. ireuural iOtuff; Captain Carlos Ilrewer,. Eiijhth (Kicld Artillery; Capt. Joseph Swintr.i lift, A.-!illfi, nnA 1 (,iil Pi'MterK'k 1 Sharp. .A. U; C. ' . I - Colonel liroivne, who will head I'ne Hawaiian team, has been cctivo in nolo since 1901 when lie played on I ilho I'uH liilcy team in Kansas.' In, 'lMli: hi. ,.;,ntini.,l h f.iur tvhlfh - . u. .l. ',.tl I mn,.l. : A total lueoiiie of '"' ' was lj..c.,..i . I i Th. rinU J iic. lveU from the uallunal forests or DuriiiK .the war h. played in Kraaei " ' NVaHl.lniiioi fo tl .ar with the Fifth Army Corps team and leloslm.- Juno Sv. ae.o.dlutf to listrk-t at one time he v-as a member of the r'orresier Co. H. Leeil of (Uc North A,n..;..or. i .-..,:. n f'aclile illstrlet. f ...v.,w. .tU. k ',. IUDlf11. wus paid blto Hie l uili'd Stales relkii iliv from all or the. nullonul forests. sns the foieft scriet'. lliiittd Htule-s dupiii tment of . asrieiilinre...ln Its an nuul report maOe public today, by the ilistru-t foresters oinre in fert- . Cirina for Houm Plants land. Jteceipls for m w .tynrler j,OUM1 p,1)U. ,buJ ,e t mt , ,;.,!"r: Ji:', n llLd . eonlent'Vo" ion of the iKUtoial fo.esis fxeepf TS 'f w WmfI "f nlco in " In li-v - . j tine (black leaf 10) to one jsllon of k- ..... , '.,., ,. !h;.ir mini,.,, ,! 'ler. add one-fourth pound of whale (Ily Associated Press) , ,,., ., '.,.',. ,,ri. ji.rved from the "'' " oil S'stp. Spray every len djs FonEST-GnOVE. Ore.: Jan. I. ..... ..r .i.m.m- and foranc: the ro. "" Inseels disappear. . - Pacific .University, the latest adili-' 1;ln,t.r flJr ttic us oi Jand liiclim- .,uii iu niu iuiuiwui tonivroMve. nIlt. waterpowcr sllrs. , next year, will have tho heaviest! inenme ,roilucini business on the football schedule in its history.' De- nilni,Hl forests showed n'-ninrkitlilo' spite the hard Ranicsi Coach Frank : ,,tai,iuy, ' the' report continues, in i.i;aiii mil nv mrii! vlev of llle (fcprcssi'o or uneerlam con.lillons In l lie winner uuu live ?l(n.-k Initusirii's of Ihe' west, which afford the pi-inrlpnr tilnrllels for iui tloiril rorest,. products. The. abnor mally low. output M wcstertii snw- mllls which eaiiM'U a uccri.ase in rc-i ct'ltils.froin timbor sales for the pre-j e.eoini;. j ear ...... J1M,i liiiarler, of 'the. fiscal year l!i::2; hut MM i IRQ SCHEDULE for Ibut iuurler they exceeded ;o,. ooo mill 'for tli. ontlre' year they tolaied l.To.34T.4 and were aluioit Identical wltU those of ' Appruxlmtflely tl per tent .of th cuttle' und &3 per cent of the sheep in the 11 western 'whiten ara irrtcd upon nullonal rorevst rahxes durlitu t art "or all of ear. The enuilnf busliiess of the forests comtequcntly rofiects closely the 'condition' in the livestock Industry of the wcsl, which lias, heen iiusalnr; through-ono of 'tbw most severe financial depressions of IPs history.. . .- . Twenty-riva per cent of all national forest, receipts are Riven .to uountl,s in which they He. to be expended by state : mid county . authorities - for schools and roads. - THREE FU)WKH8 ; A teacher in a vilhga school a.-k-od th other .day: "llow many kinds ul flowers at tnaref" - Three pupils held up their liautis. She chose one to rrply, "Well. Beatrice, how many kinJi of flowers are there?" "Three, teacher." ' 'Indeed? .-And what -are they?'' 'Wild, .tamo an.' oolliel" ONLY HALF llifcAHE'J . n,o Wmllcnca ncem L-eauinz ui " , - . ed pieascd loniRht. . , .Ijeaainjr , r. r but I don't think the was. . : Kfgeritien it a blood ralitlra to flhood and nearly blaraabla. Hiwn BaHou. '' ' Special Attention! See our fine assortment uf liome-Madc Creain Chocolates in Boxes. Also Mexican Chews, At- inond Brittle, Peanut Brittle and Taffy. I udg- ' 08. . '.,..:."-'....'..'.,(. v; " '.-'"." ': : ,i ' All Our Candies Arc Made in Our Factory PALACE CONFECTIONERY confident his team will he to make a ijood. showing, for only three men of tho 1928 team (jraduato in tho- sprint;. ' The Pacific schedule follows; ' Kept.. 211 Oregon Afflfies at- Cor vulli.t. - ...'' Oct. 0 WashiiiRton State at Pull man. ' .; , ' Oct. Ill OreKon at ' Eugene!' Oct. .20 Mt. Angel collerri" here. ' Oct, . 27 Whitman colleite here. ' Nov, ii College of Pujret Sound here. ,. . Nov. 23 Willamette at Salem of Portland. . roO'l'BAM, (K)I 'lU'SIN'KSN.- ' I (tv-Thc Associalrd I'rcss) rli'IATTI.l;, Wash. Ite.g. ni; l-'oot-I if i II ni.'idu ' apiiriixlniitti'lv 1:10.1100 for the I'nlwrslty of Washlnrton' dm lii lllii lyi'iscason, at-cordillfr to Crailu ale iintiKcr linrwiu Mclsnr:,t. . Tlie scaaotl was the most Sllcc(sl ul. fill' illV'lilM.v, Hmi Ihu-kics ever bad. - AtirolinatiI' I (Mi.ofill admission llcUcls wen: tuiri'luised for tile home cnnicH rtin-ln l ho sTfa'n. '' '. "' J j - See ' Page 4 Men's Wear lllil ' OOOOOOQnonnnnnnnnnnnnr.A . ..HH.nnAnnnAnrtnnnnnOODOI70' lllll Illl 0 -wwwwwwwvwuvvvuuuuvuuuuuu o I jjll "'- ' ; Invest That Money You Got for a ChrislniaB Present in ' S 1 :JV'.' :.:": "i-v.v.i:iU:vAV:'-'.-JI !;:::;;:::ri;:':;.Li I I' '';;' J- H. PEARE & SON ::: ji i La Grande's Leading Jewelers; v.;. Established 1890 S 1 ' fill! 000ooooooooooooooooooooooOooooooooopooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo II I si ..v -I. - ...' 'i t 1 ' ' Compare our We Must' , Have More, Room 4th AN ff'' v START K i t on olr is; Prices po Quality Me !; i -V,' "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" y '' ' PflCeS That Will VMl MU ARY ; AND: ;19ur,::;;:;; f I v J Merchandise : . ART ' III EM0D ELING SALE '.- LEATHER VESTS' MACKINAWS ONE-FOUKTH OFF NTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S AM) BOYS CLOTHIXG, , FURXISHLN GS AKd SHOES EVER Y ARTICLE IN THE STORE IS I '.- ST v:JlDttC.i5DA':ORiiAt.N 2ND SWEATLi IS and JERSEYS ONE-FOURTJI OFF. I I' v WOOL, GOLF, NEGLIGEE . 1 -.-.''. "' and ..' -i -r, SILK SHIRTS : ' ONE-FOURTH OFF UNION SUITS ,- ' and "' TW( M'J ECU V NDERWEAR ONE-FOURTH OFF 500 WORK. SHIRTS cS5 cunts LINED GLOVES and MITTENS. ONE-FOURTH OFF .' AVOOLEN TROUSERS ONE-FOURTH OFF DRESS TROUSERS ONE-FIFTH OFF ' Ak W 1 HATS - ' :: ALL $5,00 HATS, .$a4o ' ALL .fa.OO HATS, $1.95 XTRAGOOD SUITS FOR BOYS .: ' ONE-FIFTH OFF NETTLETON SHOES 10 PER CENT OFF BOYS' SUITS . VALUES TO $15.00, NOW f8 85 VALUES TO' $12.50, NOW $7.15 ' MEN'S and BOYS' DRESS and WORK SHIRTS ONE-FIFTH OFF, IIOUSELIPrERS - for the WHOLE FAMILY ONE-FOURTH OFF RUBBER FOOTWEAR FIRST. QUALITY 10" PER CENT OFF TRUNKS, SUITCASES, ' and '.- BAGS ' . ONE-FOURTH OFF Ladies' TRUE-SHAPE HOSIERY in Silk Wool, Silk-nnd-Wool, Lisle and Cotton, at ONE-FIFTH OFF SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT ONE-FOURTH OFF 1 The Best Clothes Because Tailored of the Best Fahriow 15v Ci Best Makers 3IICHAEL-STERN and X CAPP? & SON . 100 Per Cent Pure Wool - : NE MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING SALE THAT ':; ."I "Vh ' ' HAS THE GOODS ," . i New (Joods, the Fine Goods, (he Real Goods, and Real '.' t" V-Nol Only at a Lower Price, But Better Clothes at j .;' tr Price. ' , C ' STANDARD MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY WHICH WE ARE NOTED FOR CARRYING SINCE BE BEGAN IN BUSINESS IS FROM THE BEST MAKERS OF : l ., Joys' wearing aitarel. . nothing reserved, every article to go'on sale, we must make room so we can remodel oub stoke on it;V;; ' j THE INSIDE TO TAKE CARE OF OUR LINE. . - 1 Save Now on Your Needs We Hold But One Sale a Yeau . - , , c ; , A!0V COLLARS, 15c Vf . : ' ': ' .. , : k - '-1 I ! "" """ PARIS GARTERS, 23 - , 1 ! . ------------ , KKUn 1M.UHLKUI1UB,C 1 V IR0. CM P SO 2 ..-" T.-ii-'-ht less thr- iHolesaie prices j ' m ..i e alwve. --: " tk -r'-r-V-w v jJJl..J . ;
