La Grande evening observer., May 05, 1923, Image 9

Saturday, May 5, 1923.
THE L"A' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
LEVELAND HAS
f
OFFICES
Camp Cooking t
In the Woods
Take
I'ish Baked in Clay.
Then you will have the Teal baked'
ueuns.
There are several other old time
and true recipea for making camp
cooking a pleasure as well as tasting
"something different." For those who
wish to eat the pine squirrel, Porcu
uino and irround hog. there is one
j secret, no matter how you will cook
"' " '' Jlav. Approximately, along the creek bank; make u vessel ! baked you must always be very clean
1 as possible, leaving im ureDanne the meats, and you
an opening just large enough to put!must always parboil the meat at
OUO.OUll square feet of office buihi-
r SDace Wll h:.v ia,n mil ..I fn
!o business districts of 22 of the
inclpal cities of North America dur
g the two year period ending De-
Imber 31, 1)2;(, it was revealed in
survey recently completed by the
utional A.'-'sotiation of Building
(wnors and Managers under the di
Betioii of J. R Douglas of Seattle,
hairman of the Association Renting
fcnimittee.
jTho city adding the greatest
piount of space both this vear and
.4 is Cleveland, 0, according to the
Sport. Philadelphia Is next in line,
fjth'A'ewi York third, 'Poston fourth,
(Ps tjgeles fifth and Chicago sixth.
(In some of the cities the vast in
jfcise to the office building space of
as nearly round
hoir respective business districts in
Splves the danger of over-production,
ho report pointed out. It nays:
i "Over-production results in vncan
les. Space standing idle is taxed
nst as high as space filled with ten
ipts. There is little difference in
he cost of operation of a building
(iilf full and one completely full.
Hie margin of profit
tf office buildings is
fe profits allowed
in fish. Clean your fish, season withjjBast ten minutes, draining the meat
salt and oeuner to taste: nlace a bit well of this first water, as this takes
of fat bacon in each fish; place the jail the pine or other wild taste out
fish in this clay vessel and close the. of the meat which when left makes
opening, shape it as a ball. Into a lit very undesirable,
previously made bed of coals, bury! The main tiling in camp cooking
this ball, let cook for thirty minutes, jis to observe cleanliness don't both
You will for the first time taste theier so much about a few ashes or
rcnl flavor of eood. fresh fish.
Wild Chickens and Ducks' linked.
Just take a bird as it is without
cleaning or pulling the feathers
bury it well in hot coals let it re
main there for an hour, lou will
coals and sticks that may fall into
your grub. These enhance the pleas
ures of camp life. They are strictly
natural. 'Put sec that your hands are
clean and all the pots and kettles
are kept shining, ana mis can ue
WILL IMPROVE
MARKET HOADS
Sic'
utility coin-
service oi
b
Qissirhis to other puli
kinissations supplying commodities i ns when skinnincr It. It will
Stal to tne welfare of the commun-inff from the lean very easily
"The survey shows that much of
Jus new space is :heing filled up
the demands of business, a sig-
fieant indication of the condition
business throughout the . nation.
immunities can take pride in their
buildings, tor they are symbols
find a mass, apparently burnt black, i best djme with clean sand, or shine
but upon pulling the skin, the flesh I them with a ro.k and by all means
be jolly and smile tne wnne.
PRANKISH DOG STEALS NEWS
WINNKI'KQ, .Muy.fi, The culprit
who for a month has been stealing
inorninir miners in Armstrong Point,
an exclusive residence section oi
Winneneir. has been found.
A careful search was organized by
delivery boys and district managers
of newsDaners. who resented tne
charge that the' had been negligent
in the performance of their duties,
The culprit is "Colonel" possess
or of a black fur coat, twinkling eye,
stubby tail, a bask and a nose for
news. He was arrested, spanked and
released, after he had been seen
snatching freshly delivered newspap
ers and burying them.
will be of a light pink, and scrape
tne insiiies, whicn will be all in a
small hard ball the size of your
thumb and again you will taste the
most delicious bit of bird you ever
have eaten. Trv one and see.
Hear ileal.
Dig a large hole in the ground;
cover the bottom with clean lava
rocks. Build a large fire, but use
onlv alder for wood, as other woods
in tile operation 'will impart a pitchy flavor to meat.
generally eeiow -jne idea is to make a large quan
tity of coals. After skinning the
bear remove the fat, much the same
come
Cut
up the carcass into pieces to be nan
d cd with ease. Season with salt anil
pepper. Rake coals to the sides leav
ing a fairly good bed in bottom.
Place green large alder sticks close
together forming a bottom on top
of coals place a layer of meat on
top place a layer of fatrepeat this.
the advancement being made in! keeping the sides built up with green
Business importance, and modern ar- alders, with coals on outside. Cover
hitocture is doing much to improve the whole with an ample covering
beauty of cities. lot green alders, burying the whole
with earth
Mr. Douglas urged upon the 1,500,
rvners ami managers ot the prm-
pal office buddings in the United
tates, concentration of their ciler
ies upon improving the standard of
lie districts in which their buildings
located.
NOKTH POWDKH, Mny 5. The
members of the county .court were
in town last week and had a meet
ing with the members of the coun
cil and hud i- talk over the road
money coming to the city. North
Powder has not had any road money
in three years. It is claimed that
in some way this town has not bene
fited by the road taxes yet they
have been paid. As yet there has
been no direct agreement made but
some of the streets may De graveled
at the expnse of the county and it
will be those which will benefit the
farmers the most.
The county court has made ar
rangements with Homer Bidwell to
construct a rock crusher at his place.
The city can make arrangements and
get me gravel anu nave ii. cnurgeu
atrainst the city's back account of
of road money due. The county court
promised to give a uciinne answer
in a few days.
The Wolf Creek and Clover Creek
roads wero looked over by the county
court and work will begin in a short
time and some thousands of dollars
will be spent on these roads. the
North Powder river road will also
be graveled for four miles out of
town.
Guard rails will be Placed on the
overhead bridgo at this placo and
the small bridge in the bend of the
river is being filled in and fixed
up against damage by the high wa
ters. Mr, I.un happened to bo in Baker
last week while Senator Stanfieltl
was there and had a friendly talk
with him for a short time. Mr. Lun
is an old friend of Senator Stan
field. '
County sgent Avery visited the
operations for some time. Pastures
are coming on fine and stock of all
kinds looking well.
Three cars of fat cattle were ship
ped from the local yards on Saturday,
E. II. Moore of the I.ono Pine Lum
ber company of I,a Grande was in
town lust week making a deal for
all the rough lumber put out by the
Jacobs ami Hess sawmill company
of this section.
Several members of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Kite Masons
of this city will attend the seventh
semi-annual reunion of the Baker
lodge Thursday and Friday of next
week.
The voters of the Wolfe Creek dis
trict will vote on the bonds fur the
new brick school house on Tuesday.
It is a foregone conclusion that it
will Pass with a large majority.
The students of the North Powder
high school gave a radio party and
basket social in the. auditorium of
the high school building on Friday
evening. A large crowd was present.
After listening to the radio for some
time the baskets were disposed of at
auction. A nice sum was realized
from the sale of the baskets to help
pay the expense of the athletic club.
TRIAL BY JURY WINS IN JAPAN
(By Associated Press)
TOKIO, M:iy 6. Uoth houses of
the Diet have passed a bill for the
itit.t'oriiiriinn or trim nv lurv tnru
out Jnnan. Thn system, however, will
not come, into eneel until ivza. ine
lower house unanimously supported
the measure, but the peers had a pro
longed debate before passing on it,
a number of the members declaring
that Japan was not yet ripe for trial
by jury.
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SAVINGS BIG
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COKVAI.MR, May 5. A week-end
trip to Murys" Vvak for co-i-Us is be
ing: planned by the physiiul education
department. After un unto ride and a
iwven-ii.il u hike thu girls will camp ,;. i nf th hnvV n.ul
. ...wl nmlm Hi.. ..limit t I V . ' V""
for the nltflit and muke the cliinli to
the summit next morning-. Lunch w.
Jjni'
escape.
XLet this cook for two hours. Re
move earth and covering: as easy us
possible. You will njyain have a
most delicious treat. This method
can be usetl in a smaller scale, with
vental conditions throughout the j less meat, or it can be used for any
ted States will lc further delved kind of meat, substituting bacon fat
so that no smoke will ) be euten there and the descent made
in the afternoon. Members of the
party must bu pronounced physically
lit by the department of physical ed
ucation, and must have demonstrated
their ability by taking two la-mil
hikes.
into bv the Building Owners and
Managers at the Sixteenth Annual
Convention of the association to be
leld in Atlantic City June 18 to 22.
large part of the program will be
levoted to a consideration of rental
Problems.
t
grease instead of the bear fat.
linked Jicans.
Boil beans until skin breaks, when
blown upon. Into a vessel place
slices of fat bacon, in bottom place
two or three inches of the beans
cover with sliced onions, just a dash
of Dowdered mustard, a teasnoonful
Idaho snakes to ?f .?ara LTiK
GO TO HOLLAND the tomatoes may be added repeat
this operation until vessel is nearly
(By Associated Press)
UOIHK. Ida. May 5. Korty-seven
tlaho rattlesnakes, ranging from ten
. twenty inches long, are being pre
pared here for shipment to Amster
am, Holland, where some of them
yill be placed in zoological garden
ind others used by the Dutch gov-
trnmental in experimental worfc. the
iolland government is said to be
vurKuig on u .serum wmen, wiien
pmhined with the poison from rattle
siakes and injected into, a person's
huscles, is expected to cure rheuma-
lism.
The snakes were caught by Kob
t Limbcrt, a local man, about 121
niles from town and all within a
pace twenty feet ."quare. He said
my an hour and a quarter was re
uired to complete the job.
Mr. Limbcrt declared that, con-
Irarv to popular belici, the removal
the fangs of a rattlesnake does
render them harmless for all
me. He asserted that a new set oi
ngs will grow hack into place in
bou t t h ree weeks.
filled cover the whole with a liberal
amount of fat bacon. Cover vessel
tight and bake one hour in the coals
prepared as above in meat cooking.
We Offer
Four jrood lols in jrood locution
south and vist v( liifrh sellout. Cloud
old house, a rooms. modern, a com
fortable llu l'riee, $2oO(l.OO. $5M'J
cash anil the balance $::.. 00 per
month, interest ut
CURLEWS PAY VISIT
liYUON, Calif., May 6. For tlio
first time in this part of California
a flock of 200 or more curlews flew
over this district recently. The cur
lew is lone;, and slender with down
wardly curved bill and beautiful
plumage. It is a swamp bird and as
large as a teal. '
girl's farm club. North Powder has
boys and girls' ciud ana great
interest is being manifested by the
members nnd thev are planning
carrying off somo of the prizes this
coming full.
Tne U.-w. raiiroau company nas
crow of men digging ditches to
connect their water pipes witn the
citv's water mains. They have con
tractcd to buy all tne water mey use
from the city and- that will be a
largo umount.
Farmers report thut most of the
fall grain is looking well except a
few fields thut ore being taken by
the wire worm. These are being re
seeilcd to Hard Federation. The
cold weather has retarded funning
are participating as savers, incIudoH.
mi towns tins year, as compureu w
102 lust Juno anil BY in junuiuy,
102. The J,54a,40G school children
Participating in the savings systems
represent a total enrollment of
In the Class A division of the
honoc roll,, for systems of enroll-
monts over 10,000, 28 cities are list
mi. liil hw riintmi. llhin. with 98 Per
ershin in public school savings icont, or 111,789 of the total enroll
systems of the country from nient of the city's schools, purtici-
paung in tne savings. ino utu
savings for the school yea,r were
$:i(),Ui;t and the average net individ
ual deposit $2.54.
IWatorbury. Connecticut. Harris-"
burg, 111., Huntington, W. Vu., Louis
ville, Ky., 'Providence Rhode Island,
New tlritaln, Conn., wilKcs-liarro,
Pa., Dayton, Ohio and Pittsburgh nnd
Scranton, Pa., are next in line. Johns
town, Pa., Akron, Toledo and Youngs
town, Ohio, and Terro Haute, Intl.,
and Omaha, Neb., uro lower down in
the division on the hononroll.
Ni:V YORK", May 5. Oro. ill of
member
bank
802,000 in June, 11)21, to 1,513,406
on February y, 102:1, and a grand
bank balance of $14,144,716 on the
snme date, art; shown in the reports
just made public by the American
Bunkers.' Association.
The total saving during the school
vear endini? anuarv 81 amounted to
$4,457,000. The grand balance of moro
t tin n 14 millions is twice n.s large as
the balance reported Inst, June. Four
hundred and one savings systems in
as many cities are included in the
reports.
The tA. B. A. honor roll, bearing
the names and records of villages
and towns in which at least 75 per
Now Yorkers nro so honest that
when n movie with 100 inside cuught
cent of the official school enrollment fire 'M(y got their money hack.
FOR SALE
One ucru, 7-room house, bulll toil
et, electric HbIiIb. slmdo trues, ulirub
bery, Binull berries, orchurd, KooU soil
with water right for Irrigation. Locat
ed un North Depot Street. 1'arly
wants lo go to CuHI'ornlu forvhealtli.
I'rtre, i auod.iio and Jlooo.oo cash will
handle. IJiilunco on monthly Install
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SUNDAY and MONDAY
Here is an acre of land within one
block, of school, east of Victory Way.
There Is a 5-room modern liou.se In
good condition. A fjaraife, l:fn, some
1r-es and shrubbery. A sod home.
Price $:oin.oo. Terms. $r.o cash,
balance s:!(um m-r month until paid
KITlKtl INVENTOR REWARDED down to the mortise . now .on the
LONho.V, May 6. The Uoyal
lommission on Awards to inventors
kid the American Commission for
Adjustment of I oreign Claims,
warded 1,250 pounds "in respect to
in future ure by the American jfov-
rnmcnt, of a direction finding sys-
m for airplanes" invented by Ma-,
r James Robinson, R. A. F. Also
pounds was awarded to Major
binson in respect to the use of
e invention on the airplane which
;ide the American Trans-Atlantic
izht to Europe, via the Azores in
:iv, VJV.V
place;i
OPPOSE FOREIGN CAPITA
I'OK JO, May 5. The success of
American loan to the Oriental
vek-pmcnt company has encourae;-
firms to seek cap-
This is said not to be
oved by the Government and the
link of .Japan, but companies assert
cannot get the money hcje. The
i Kyoto railway company is
if- 1 ho. senkintr capital.
I'veiopmcnt c
fl other Japan
til abm;;d. 1
Inkcs 100 years to grow lumber,
ember, put out your furet fircsl
If il is a home or vacant lot, we
Imvc thein in any part of tlm city.
Two acres east of Iai tJrande (food
land.
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here is
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Orccon Life writes insurance which pays
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BLANKETS
Time to (liscjircl woolen blankets.
With our special machine we can care
for them. No need lo send them out of
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MAIN 77 '
New five-room bmiffulow, Itll'Ko lul,
MuiU-rti in rvrry reHiit'i't. Iik'uUmI un
Y uvfliuo rloso to urliuol. llulltly lo
I'liliniT .Mills nuil 11. H. aliops. l'rlcu
$:mo.tiu unU Booil rwiHonublo p:iy
iiient down. Ualuncu monthly Inslull
inunU. .
Four-room bona.!, bath tolliit. TIIkc
trlc llBlila, nice Hluido trots, luwn unil
slirubbory, two lols, ull frneed, tfur
nK". unil uxtrii room mljolntnir. AH
(urnlslii'd with- Rood rurnlturu, und
tlio price Is only fSiiuo.OO and Hun. no
cush will liundlo it. Ilnluncu Mt.uu
pur month.
Sixty ucrcs first cluss Turin ln-ur
town or Union. All under first cluss
cultivation. Oood Irriimtlon system
with wilier from I'ntherlne. ITeek. Klx
rooni house, ifood out buildings, silo,
burns, ete;. ull feneod with Iiok-UbIiI
fence l'rlee is $11.0(10.00 and It vll
uko $8aiiiu.oo cusli to biindlo it.
lluyer lo assume li S3. 000. 00 Keder.il
loan. A lurffer Federul loun can bu
put On 11 If desired.
Wo linvc ninny wind' hamulus to
show you nnd II will ulvo us pleusuro
lu do so nt at any lime. Come in und
see us.
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