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Friday,-January 12, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
INVENTORY OF
FORESTS IDE
Nation Taking Stock of its
Forests and Woods; Chief
. Forester Greeley Makes a
Report.
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..oiuivuni, jiin. i:; As never
I furnituto anil wood In many other
rorniH. 'lh ih'cttno hi the produc
tion of Imnhor :inl the incivusie tn
l'iimi:itlon Imvo resulted in u ntrlk-
Imk dntp in the wr cupita nunsiirnp
lion or lumber from over 5Hi hoard
iVt't pop pct-Hon in liniii to nhotit io
hoard ft yt in lu2o. This deeline in
tin rotifurnpllon of wood uniiuRtlon
ably im-iui.s a dtTlInu in tho hIuimI
lirdH of liviiiK. Of this declining
.standard tin KhortuRe of housing is
fill iinpi-.-tivo L-xamph'.
"Tim kIioi'Uiko of lumhor, wi;h its
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IN EXISTS
SUGAH SCAUCK
(By Aasociiiloil Press)
SEATTLE. iWash., Jan. 12.-
Kd-
riirollury of hiKh irlif, hnx follnwiil I mond iRusin, held by immigration
tin- wcsiwai-fl Nwrep of luinhetinfr, authorities here for nearly a year,
wlillr- tlm hulk of our population an. I awaiting deportation, has been or-
no. country
the irlvafrst umanilM Tor lumber re
main in the rentnil and eimtoni states.
worm I t-ik-inf ..i- i-t... i .,1.1.......... i.. iii4n
" " ' "iei l or.-sirr William
I.. ..ii i i. y ,y!i i Lin annual report
'i'i Hie ICa.sl Ini siii'li&ihl.. ,.r n,ASn
ii'i'ent forest si'i-viee stuity hIiowh,
was no It :hs t'lan L'.liTll.ouil carloads:
anil the ayi-raKO haul for raeli car-
loail WHS 4 Sft Ullle:
lifSt estimate the
alile to make, the fretaht t'lll on lunt-liei-
-for that year waH J7r,ilo.o(ni.
This sum inei-ely frives ouo measure
of the .east of tre-ttlriK oui' forests
as mines Instead 'of tlinlior farms. A
fruetion of this sum wisely Invested
eaeh year in forest protoetion and re
hahiiiatiou wnlilri ki-ow tfmher wltero
It is needed, reduce the national
freight hill, cheapen lumher. and re
lease vast umounts'of railroad equlp
meut'and lahor for uuavoidahlo Irans-poi-l.
coal and iron can not he grown
hut tlmher can he."
STATE EMPLOYE KKSIfiNS
SAI.EM, Jan. 11. Miss Marie
Marshall, who is to be married to I
. i.iinvs is wood, he ays, and to 'alio
Mock or how iiiuch wood we have
nun wuai v,(. shad ii,..., Is an Import-
..... .11. p. in urtru hiK our future
atl.tu.l,. loward our forests.
"As a hackKi-ouud to I his hroad
Inciulry." I'filonel Creelev coiifiniies,
lores! service Invi'stiKators have re-
'''"llv " ted a unliiue and x-
haustive compihtllon of the forest re
sources of the world. One starlllnt,-
.. .cianon is mat so far as our tfreat
"iruciurai anil all inirposo woods
the' softwoods ure concerned, ' we
must hceomo sclf-siiniWoiit or k
wllhout. Hiherla has Kr,t forested
ar. is. jet If all the Siberian timber
were at the undisputed call of the
l'niteil states the . quantity uvailahle
for annual export would hardlv
amount to one-loiirili of our ilcmaiuW.
h'urlher, a t'reat part of the forest:!
of Sihe ia lie within the luterioi- orjTrevor Kincuid of Portland early in
the continent and never will he avail-1 February, has resigned her position
aide.' There Is an Immense- reservoir s chief clerk in the office of the
or hardwoods in the. tropics, which ' state labor dopiirtnfent. She will
can h,. iin .l r.j, limited and special I be. succeeded by Miss Ermu Gordon.
purposes- tind 'secured at niahoir.iny1 -"lss Marshall has been employed in
prices, ihit 'ihc HtrusKio for" the I the state h6use for ' the past eight
.. !"'.'!l stsirpoU'-.ur..Hoftwoi,.l .w.ill-HO-.yeai-3.
come niore anil more Intense, 1 j
"those ntlons will fare hest that nrild-l
' i. use t hi lr suitahle waste lands' O.0O0OO00OOO0O00OO0OOOOOOO0
lor BrowniK cpnllcrons woods. This
iii.ilj slia.,ers the dream of those
"ho relv on iuiiiortlni; the timber
We need when our own Is ffono.
"I He siliitition is not 'hopeful when
we turn lo our own forests. There
has been a marked anil fairly steady
di'clme In our national output of o
'her from about -IK.Olui.tMHl.niM)
hoard feet in llmfi to less than 34
' .lieu. nan hoard feet In 1 a 22. This
"'wuwaril trend, which seems mi
likely o turn permanetly
nnuui at any time that can now he
foreseen, has taken place in spite of
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lis li,ei-a.r' deiMand for housing0000000000000000000000000
deted released because
will claim him for a citizen.
liusia was ordered deportetl nfter
serving u term in the state -penitentiary
at Walla" Walla for assaulting
a lioquinin, Wash., fruit dealer, lie
AccordliiK lothelclaimed I'rance as his birthplace, but
forest service- Ik. hren.cn authorities retusett to minor
PILOTS READY FOR
DANGERS I NORTHV "tlN"' J,in' "-suwir has
UJt.uijftai. i UK in become so ticarco in Bend, due to the
, . 7, . 1 ifailroad tio-up, that a number of
ByAor'nti! Ps) local Krncors have airrecd to limit
i t ' t ,.' . m l-'.-Pi-isales to $1 worth to each customer.!
, . I". . UI 1 "e ""PHly "f perishnlik. voetaiilcs
United States Aerial Mail Service also is virtually exhausted,
have been ordered by ( la run -1p J
auperiiueuueiiv, w carry Willi tneUl j
snowshoes and extra food. Nelnon I
said he ifecided upon this measure
heeause of the recent accident which
befell Henry (i. liuonstra, pilot,
whose ' plane was wrecked recently
during a blizzard in northwest Utah,
lloonstra, who had no snowshoes or
extra food, underwent munv hard
ships during a thirty-six hour fbht
to reach shelter.
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(JET REStHrS WITH A VAT Al)
his passport because he could not
substantiate his claim. Then he ad
mitted he had lived in Greece most
of his life, but Greek authorities also
refused to accept him. i '
He was releasee! on habeas corpus
Proceedings.
POUGHS
Apply over threat nnd etiMri!
swallow small pieces of
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Oeet 17 Mtttkmjon Uud Yeaf
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4th Annual Clearance
SALE
FORD & GEORGE
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Service
Enclosed Cars
.CALL
MAIN 44
Sweaters ....
Middies
All Stamped Goods
Percale ...
Gingham : ii.......
School Day Cloth
4-qt. Lipped Enamel Kettles
...J.."....;........i.... price
y price
Y'y price
..........1 12y2c to 19c yd.
............ 121o.c to 25c yd.'
32c
25c
Andrew's Variety Store
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Where the recipe calls for bak-!
mg powder, it s a warning to;
choose it carefully because bak- i
- ing powder is vital to baking.
A 'Success.'-,
Calumet possesses such unlis- ; -
ual leavening strengtn tnat you
can'derjend upon light, tender, j
tasteful things every time you .
use it. lnatswhy, "
The Economy
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BEST
BY
TEST
should be your choice that's
why it is the choice of millions ';
of housewives who have learned their !
baking lessons through all their j
bake day experiences. ,
The sale of Calumet is 2H times a9
much as. that of any other brand, j
Moderate in ?ost prevents failure j
never varies.
A pound cart of Calumet contains j
full 16 ounces. Some baking poui- ;
ders come in 12 ounce instead of 16 !
ounce cans. Be sure you get a
pound when you want it. I
THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDKR.
jyi. 11 ' '. 1 JT1 ' ' ". i' iMiiMiim
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Harris Grocery
Call on Us for Your Household Supplies
A Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
The Accomodation Store
Fruits and Vegetables
'Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's and Armour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams
DON'T FAIL
To Ask Us About Champion Flour
Brerfd
made by
La Grande, Oregon
Free Delivery
Phone Main 734
408 Fir
Two Blocks North
of R. R. Tracks
Beech -Nut
Peanut Butter
We are glad to inform our friends that we have
lately stocked this high grade line of Peanut
Butter in all size jars, and recommend it to you.
Come In and Ask for a Sample Jar
J. G. S nod grass
109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
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o 14-
GOOD LIGHTING fjl
2 o I
We will be glad to show g
g you the proper MAZDA g
o lamps for your living o
g room and for the other
rooms in your home.
Shelby Mazda Lamps
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PRESCHIPIION DRUGGISTS
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Bargains In
Homes
A new ftvo-room, dantly borne and
two lots near the railroad shops, city
watrr, electric lights, bath and toilet,
gurntfo, nleo lawn, etc. 2,i)00, $f"0
cash, $25 per month payinenta. -
New Taffeta
DRESSES
Beautiful Taffeta Dresses have' just" arrived, f
and rarely are such delightful ideas in desig'nin
and dressmaking brought into play. Touches of
originality appear in all black, brdwn and
navies. Sizes 14 to 40. . .
: ' . ; "-.-'$14.75 1090.' ' 1 "
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PUTMAN'S
Ladies' Rcady-to-Wear and Millinery'.
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? TR Y1 AN
0BSERTDR WANT AD
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Five-room homo on Oak St.i near
Adams Ave. All furnlhhcd, for $3,-
6UU. J5D0 cash, 35 monthly pay-mentfl.
A daiidy homo on First fit., one-hnlt
block from Adams Ave Flvo rooms,
built-in kitchen, bath, toilet, elactilo
lights, city water, etc. $2600f i00
cash. .. . . i . ' , ' ,
.-Five room modern home In thd'JBOO
block on Y avenue. Two lots, bath,
toilet, electric light, city water and
garage.. . . Macadamized, .street. Price,
$2000, (COO ensh. , , i:
tlvo-room . moflorii. home, with
lnrtre corner lot on 42th' street, one
block from paved street, f 3600, (600
cash. iWIU tako a good car as part
payment.' ' ' 1 ' i
Small trncts, city lots, farms, etc.,
for sale and trodo. uii-ui-T I i: .,
Auto and Fire Insurance. '
PYRAMID LAND CO
AnnbUricemeht
ft - mtt
We are pleased to announce that we have Instal
led a blower system, producing clear, pure, hard
and solidly frozen ice.
The J. D. LYNCH COMPANY will have the ex
elusive sale and distribution of this excellent
in this community and ' are ready to
serve'you.ci . ;.' ; ' ', :,.,' Y.'
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PHONE MAIN 10
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Dig Into Your Business
EVERY business has a chance of becoming a gold mine.
The great problem is digging out the treasure.
An adequate bank connection is a most important part.
This bank is always interested to co-operate with you in
safely developing your business to the limit.
, Our officers will be glad to discuss these questions
with you.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL,
BANK
(. La Grando, Oregon
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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