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- THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, July 13, 1923
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D SIZE MADE
The sale of 685,000,000 bounl feet
of timber on the Cascade Nattonal
Forest in OrcRon has just been com
pleted, according to an announcement
made by the orest Service, L'nited
States cpartment of Agriculture.
This is one of the largest bodies of
timber of ;the Douglas llr type ever
sold by the-depurlmetn ; compares in
Bb:e with the recent sale of 8!O,00O,
(100 board feet of tho yellow pine type
frnin tin. Mtillifur Xntinnal I-'nrcat hi
Oregon and with the sale of 1)90,000,-)
000 board feet of. the sugar ami yel-
low pine typo ubout a year ago from
the 1 .ass en National Forest in Calif
ornia. With thc'salo of the Cascade "Forest
timber the department reports that
its total sales lor tho fiscal year end
ing June HO will probably bo greater
than in any like period. The total
estimated quantity of timber sold will
be between H.iioo million board feet
and 8. mho million board feet, with an
estimated cut of between 1)00 million
and I.ium) million board feet, tho lat
ter figure representing an increase of
nearly million board feet over the
cut for tho preceding fiscal year.
Douglas Fir Itrings $2.25.
George IT. Kelley, of Portland, was
the successful bidder for the Cascade
Forest timber at an average prico of
Sl'.'L'S per thousand feet for tho Doug
las fir. The total value of the tim
ber Is placed at l,5"",(Mio. It will
be evil at the rale of 50 million board
feet ner year, thus increasing the re
ceipts of the Government by about
$loo,ooo per annum. Prices may be
changed by the department in 1928
and at three-year 'periods thereafter.
Fourteen "fears is allowed for removal.
The body of timber sold comprises
15.700 Hcres in the watershed
(By tho AHSociated Press)
MONTGUMKItY, Ala., July '13;
One of the results of the recent in
vestigation of ulleged outruges in
Florida prison camps will be to make
tho subject one of tho most complex
matters to come before tho Alabama
legislature when that body convenes
tomorrow, for its summer session, ac-.
cording to the opinion expressed by
members In advance of the meeting.
In spired by the investigations and
their results in Florida, citizens of
Alabama started an inquiry into con
ditions in 4 his state and several
groups now are demanding that tho
present lease system bo abolished,
despite the fact that the legislature
at Its January session extended the
leasing system uiull lucembej .,132s.
Governor Brandon has expressed
OVER PITFALLS
of American liberty and inslitutiortN
Juevelophu? a body of Athletic, intel
ligent, clean-out and .vinio young
Americans; formally inducting each
young man into citizenship.
The organization is based upon the
over before.
Olio newspaper alleges that leaded
dice, marked cards and other trick
devieen have been substltued for
equipment which, under the gambling
regulations, was inspected by the po
himself in defense of the
system, declaring the statu should
make no changes until some other
employment might be arranged, en
abling the stale to continue them at
work without loss.
The league of women voters of Ala
bama, who ulso have the aid of vari
ous legislators and many private citi
zens have declared their intention of
endeavoring to have the legislature
repeal the extension measure at the
coming session. Alleged Insanitary
conditions. Inhuman treatnent, negli
gence of moral supervision and bad
('By Associated Press) ,
CHICAGO, July J3. Hoys of six-j
teen are beintr enlisted into an as
sembly of Atnerican Sentinels, an or-
ganization which plans to take the I
boy at this age, build him in mind j
and body, protect him against per-1
nicious associations and direct his!
development until - the day when he!
shall be inducted into citizenship. His
protectors are numbered among the
most prominent, men of the country,'
with 'President Harding as honorary
head.
"Yniinir fellows in this transition
exislting peri0,j are neither fooys nor men, and
need guidance so that iney win not
become misfits in the world oi ac
tion bemuse thev lacked vocational
training." said Rear Admiral William
A. Moffett, former commandant at
Great Lakes Naval Station, and hon
orary director of activities. "Much
of the social and industrial unrest is
developed because in too many in
stances vouncr fellows who have al
most attained their majority are left
to drift They are compelled to take
individualistic view of life and
Roman army system, there bcingll'co, and that the public has sustained
two main divisions legionaries and tremendous losses as a result.
auxiliaries those under 21 being leg-
commission, and memberH of the
press, passed through Baker ye:te.:
day, v
lonaries. Ihe workers und sponsors
are auxiliaries. Legionaries are di
vided into groups, 32 forming a
guard Each guard is divided into
four squads. The guard is governed
by a perfect and two assistants.
Eight guards constitute a maniple,
governed by a ccnturian. Twenty
maniples make a cohort, ten cohorts
a legion. .All legions are under the
direction of a -director general.
There is no distinction as to race.
faith, party, class or sect.
CLOSES GAMBLING HALLS.
(By the Associated Press)
View Jnrtlnn Project.
BAKMIt, July 10. An Inspection
trip of tho Jordou Valley and other
reclamation projects in Kastern Ore
gon, a group of state officials and
others, including Governor Pierce,
Frank ( Bramwell, state superinten
dent of banks. Percy A. Cupper, slate
engineer; Sam A. Kozer, secretary of
state; Jefferson Myers and W. V,
1 1. 1 odsou of Portland and Harold
Baldwin of Prlnevllle, members of
ttie advisory committee of the state
M.UBI.KG PLANS ITS! 1VAL.
NKWIlKUU, July A heavy
influx of visitors one that will far
exceed that of previous years Is ex
pected hero on the occasion of NoW
berg's berry festival Wednesday.
Itonarians, Prunarlans, Cherrians
i.n.l 1 I. t Wlt-ou ii i n nil ovneeted In
I Head lariro delegations and the Pro
mt rln ns have announced they will
bring u bund.
McMlnnvlHc, lllllsbnrn, Ourllon and
other towns in this vicinity are expee
led to be well represented. Tho ller
rhitis are planning tn entertain 3o
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guests at a luncheon.
Ir. W. V. Youngston, of Portland,
will make the address of the day,
which will havo as a feature th ,
coronation of CJueen Mildred. A full '
program of sports ami diversions lias
been .arranged.
Ni,VA(.i; $r,iH,(Hm gold.
(By the Associated Press)
LONDON, July 1.1. After nearly
a month's salvage work, tho wreck of
the Peninsula and Orient liner Kgvpt,
which was sunk of I'sh int in collision
early In l!iL'2i is believed to have been
located. The. bullion on tho sunken
vessel Is said to amount to about $5,
ooo.ooo and British engineers and sal-
V-'tgn experts have undertaken to re-
eover It.
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LISBON, July is All public gamb
ling halls In Portugal have been or
dered closed, and a wavo of tndlg- j
nation has swept tho larger cities as o
a result. Several newspapers have O
taken up the protest, claiming thatj
whero gambling formerly as supervis-f o
ed and forced to yield an income to i
thoSiKJind nf them become resentful
conditions in general are charged by aainst society because they feel they
those opposing the continuation of;(ii(, not have a fair chance."
thc H'asing system. Seeking to correct this alleged
; ' condition, the American Sentinels
A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach jWas launched -with a program of six
and Liver.
"Chamberlain's Tablets for the sto
mach and liver are splendid. I never
tire of telling my friends and neigh
bors of their qualities," writes Mrs.
William Vollmer, Eastwocl, N. Y.
When bilious, constipated or troubled
with indigestion, give them a trial.
They will do you good Adv.
How the immortals must writhe in
Ot the ( cnirit wlipn n mnvin chnn with rarest
North Fork or tho Wtlhimctlo ltivcr , n)usccs an, willinfrnes to risk his
a anon nisiaiuc in"" " iiecK is calleil an "actor.'
I.i-i si nt- terminus of tho Southern Fa
ciflc lirnnth lino. 4:t mili a from Ku-1
It U presumed th:it
aims, which are:
Teachine the enjoyment of livinE
vocational place for each yountr man
ami training him to till that place;
reviving the Old Spartan endurance,
fearlessness and steadfastness in all
good things; cultivating n spirit of
Meals Served
Salads of Any Stylo
Chop Huey and Nnodler served
In" connection
Will be gliid to servo dim cos and
parties of any kind
Meals Arc Ihe Best mid C'lcau
at (.'hen pest Hates
Liberty Grill
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gene. Oregon
the sawmill will be located at Oak
Hidge.
The average stand per acre is esti
inated4at 44, "eo feet, IM) per cent of
which is ItoitKlaH lir. The stand Is
very old with an unusually large per
centage of deteet. only a small per
centage of thc Douglas fir trees to be
cut are less than four feet in diame-!
ter. The iiKiial method of clear cutt-,
ing and brush disposal will be follow-'
ed. Leaving seed trees und giving the
area careful protection trom fires af
ter the brush is burned has been
found a satisfactory method in estab
lishing stands of young growth in
this tpe of forest. j
This sale Is lh fir-Ft large operation
to be started on the Oaseade National
Forest which contains over 21,(HH
million board feet of mature timber.
From the North Fork of the Willa
mette Hiver alone 5 million ft-vt can
be cut annually on a permanent Iimsi.
according to the manage men t pUns
Xor thU forei,L
Education doe.-n't always pay. If
the Turk knew how big" th world
they wouldn't have the nerve to
triuTf go successfully.
Feet
Hurt?
Here's Relief
Santox Foot Powder,
Santox Foot Bath
Tablets
Used together the re
sults are guaranteed
only by
Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Farlor, Licensed Embalmcr,
Ambulance Service, jhone Main G2.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS ;" C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmcr.
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Stagnant Water
Why breathe dead air?
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at
H. & S. Electric
107 Depot St. Phone 393-W
Summer Hotel IJldjj.
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