La Grande evening observer., January 14, 1924, Image 8

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, .January 11, 1924.
A4 1ilo-.
v J or- -- Jr
T T . M&f
nats.
v
Do You Wear a
Stetson?
BIG LUMBER
DEMAND SEEN
OIL FEVER IS
Predictions of u big demand for
lumber I tn in e d I u t o I y folloiv
illK New Year huvo come true,
kuyh the American Lumberman,
Chicago. The increase In lumber
buying In Hut started early in
IiiK.fi ii tier, demand for both
ho itliorn pine nml Douglas fir be
ing above normal right up to
Christmas. Tho result or 1 hn hol
iday week was surprising, inas
iiiiirli itH while iiro'liictlon and
shipping slumped as heavily
always ft that season,
CAUSE
Draws the Farmer From
Fields and Causes De
pression, bays expert,
(lly Curl li. Turner,)
Iiilimalloiiiil Ne Serine Sluff
('orrcNioiidciit.
KANHAH CITY. Hlirli frelKht
rates were forced to share tin- pntil
ticin of chief farm diHturlier today
when reports front vuriolis sections
demand uf ""' Southwest revealed 11ml oil
and Kin development nun creaieu u
IF you Ii.ve worn Stetson hats
wc don't have to tell
about their style and qualii
You po interested to !j
thht the iw styles are
,f3
yum r
ready.
OWOT
kRts,
Mr.t
Vff nicy
At at
egten
LI
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1 ttfl
cir I
wil
1
lr youJIiave never
of ihr.sm remarkable
let uc iow them
you ho
fmart 8
I be cvklj
d one
then
you. Wo
wear.
nd rare qual
ii gluncc.
haver
& Gilbert
204 Depot St.
" Coolldgo VWlH Valet
WASHINGTON (AP) Xegro
rcsldcnta of tin1 northwest section
of Wiihington got the thrill tliat
com oh only once in a lifetime, Hun
iluy when iTcsldont and Mrti. Cool
Idgu went calling In their midst.
The cull was made on Arthur
illrooks, negro valel. to presidents
'uluco the Tult tulrnlnliitrutlon, who
has leon confined to IiIh home for
.several weeks by Ulncst.
Mr. and Airs. Coolldge spent
aboul 15 minuter with UrnokH, ex
pressing t their hopes for his re.
'covery and receiving bin thunkH
for the fiowem whicli have been
Honl h 1 in from Hie Whito lloiisn
ronHervalorleH during Illness,
t...i.: .... n..ii.,iit. u utn.nir 'I'll
New Year therefore received un piihomc eondiuon.m nm..y
i x.-. Ih nt Hlart, and trude Iiuh had proHperoim farmlnff countieH In Ok
idilit!omil levi lnpnn lit duilitff the lahonia, ArltanBai und Nortliern
liti.t week. Kouthein pine inlilfi Texan.
are (fettin? a heavy votuirm of, While furinti In general liavo not
bimlnesH. anrl Hie call for other miifured to a Kreat extenl, , one
riimiti MetUm woodH In Bteadlly In- ki'uvo enoiifth to be conBld'-n-d ul-
ficiiHlim. armliiK, BerloiiH conHequenceB w
llnlhli1- buH been curtailed foreseen by many county
dtif hrfr ih- iHj-t Weck on acco.uit unb bh farmerB jpena morn anen-olffan-mely
cold iveutht-r in lurne tlon on farm production and lew
lions of lh country, but the on work in oil development.
turn to more moderate temper-) 'jhe report of J. W. Itib-y. county
iitiiifH 1b now pi-rmlttliifc reBump- UK,.n( Df creek County. Oklahoma.
tion of bulblini; operatloiiM on an tH riteil itH repreBintalivc of the
uiiMeatictnnbly lui'KO scale. Itetull- ronsenHU8 of (iBilcillllirlBlB queried.
ith theri fote remain buay, und In He eald:.
i.d.ntbfii to tb lr numeroiiH pur-1 Agricultural conditions In my
-!mi;e for Immediate delivery to C0Iin(y Wl.r(. worH(. t Die bcKlnniiiff
cover iiiHinK needw, me Klvlnff ()f tR p h(m ,a (hut ,H.rl(((I of
HerloiiH thought to B.riii(f HtockB th(J .i.irlntf the last decade,
and are buying ahead more freely.. ..rouwV wh ,ho financial
lnd lHtiial do m und niuuinM slat,18 ln t1( county wo miplit Hiy
Koud. with a niff iiicr.iiBi- m ,ho Iora of (n(, farm rok wllK
proHpect uh tho Biason advances. jijBt (mul H ow U1 1( couj( pf,H
ilardwoo.iB are movliiff briHkly Klhy ff(i( fpo tu. vi,.W)oinl OI
and uru Htiontf In price. Auto- (1,.(.11Nlr(. .
An hfiH Ix'cn Htated in previous
reporlH, the oil and km Kplrit of
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for this column muat be
ln by 9:00 a. m.
Icr, a nrwapaprr pulill.hed at Ij
Ornn.lc, Ore. s. often a onc n
w..'k for four eonsecutlvo iveoliH
prior thereto.
I Ditled at La OranUil. Ore., thin
iiuth day of Januury. 1924.
V. O. COUCH. I .... ,
1 county judirp.;TvDists Making Keady
rnnibtr 3 1. it. I92.1.
Miibia Alh n.
Executrix of th! HHtute ol
Annu K. Henry. JJfceum.d.
Doc. 3I-Jun. 7-14-2I-2S
Jun.
For State Income Tax
KAI.KM, Or. A BiU:il of typists
la busy this wei;k mldri'r.';hii,' i :'!!,-
ll-iiiKliln;fli;, IMratllltr.
fliitton holr8, buttons covered,
KtliiiiplilK. Mall orders Ktven
prompt nttuntlon. All work guar
anteed. Knncy urt tfnods.. U. M. C.
Tlir.ad und Hahy Wi'ar.
'I'lit! Sliteliliuc mill Art Shop,
Mis. .. Jl. Norton.
11IC Adams I'hono Main 63S
0-11-lm
jXollii. of llenrlnit of l-lnal Acinint
! Notice Is hereby jlven that the
underslirned administratrix of the
'ratate of Menrv m'etrl. Heenniieil.i
,hus filed her final account of ad-.W(lu to as many potential contiib:!-
mlnlatratlon of said estato, with the tors to Oretton's Incomu t-ix UmJ.
County Clerk of Union County. tint week this uvulnno'w
OreKoll. and Ihfl said court has1 b . . , ,lin,i,;:h-
flxed Wpdnesday,-. the Cth day of,"""1 wl" ,,lr""
i'Vliruiiry, IHL'4, at tho hour of l(l.ollt t'1" "tale, clvins the. r. . Ipi. tiih
o'clock A. M. of said duy as the thereof moru than two imirthv In
time, and the court room In lho'hlch to wrestle with mil solve
court house In l.u Grande, Ore- the problem involved ir. th- owi
Bon. as the nlace for hearlnir ob. pilutlon of an Income tax return.
jectlons thereto and tho allowance1 The returns must be tr. th'- hands
and settlement of said flnul ac
count.
All. persons Interested In aald es-
lln.,.1.l..n l.-i.n j1,. .nil, pntlnn
oit Matreoa for $10. Compare tbla f 7 " ".V "t ,u H ; jivmimi ur uircuu, o.
Irlce.
lL'-18-tf.
ltenl, soil and repair all inakcn
Hewlncr machineH. AhU about free
aijentK (lr(.HH(l,.ilff cour8ti White Hew-
Inff Machine Co.. New i''olcy Hldp.
683-W. 12-27-tf
a biff increaBi
the Bi-ason advances,
are moving brlHltly
..r.i.u.. iiiii.roHiu mo .Kill) the larir-
..U (.,,.if,u in tin limrltel. but'
1 1 in iiii ui j i . development und production Iiuh
er the January furnltu.u show.. atoU a chaotic condition
r.,.. i1Miu-n.i HtnekM a. Hcarce.l "Quito a number of Kood farms.
and ait actual Hhortafa' of bo mi!
M.-iiiu lu inrflirt hefriri thn new
Ihimlur becomea nmrlietablo next ownnK of the agricultural uetivlty
IMiiv r Iiiih- fr worltera and teama In (lie oil
-
wholly or In part, were idle 1 Ii 1m
year because of the demand at the
J'roduction both In the south
be depended
the farm
it hr.
'fields.
ami on tin- weal couhI, as many1 rt " " Ml" " , '""""
of the mills that closed down at K1 farmers and ood binjincs:.
the m.l of th- year for repal.a "'""- renter for
I...V.. ni.t v.-l r.-Kiim,.! nm rat ons. one yeur couiu noi
h'ul weather havlnif nrevoiitcd "Pon to attend to
Home from Htartlnff up analn. llhroUBhout that period; the tenant
I'rlceH are strong and numorul' cron planted and
ois advanced have been noted wh"n un opporlunity presented it-r-centiy
on both southern plno ould take his team to work j
and HmiKlaH fir. while hardwoods n the oil fields. ncfftectiiiK his;
hold ilimly to former Iwvela. Tho tnrm interest and that of bis land
K neral price tendency Is distinct- lord.
y upward, "No permanent agricultural e-
- iVelopment can be done here or in
. i 'any other sector until the land-;
Man may bo a tfod. but one-th rd ownop ,,IH(,,f ,mlm.(I wllh Ml(.
of hirt happiness depends on his it lucUvo ,H tho
liver und thn other two-thirds on ,,. , ,, 11M11,tll, ,...u,l....nl, 1
While many land holders will ad-1
ii i It the veracity of this statement
yet there Is u lack of vision of
possible future accomplishments- in
agriculture lor ine reason uim me
almigtity dollar Ima been too close
to (ho rye und has obscured the
larger and inoro permanent re
sources of the country."
! Other defenders of agriculture
pointed out that the development
of oil fields not only is attracting
whoh-sahv numbers of farm work
era, but the drilling and finding of
oil lays wuste loo many acres of
valuable farm lands almost dally.
Chief uinong the products to bi
affected as a result of drillings, it
was learned, Is cotton.
-Agriculturists, almost vl houl
y except ton, expressed tlte itellet thai
'attempts to prevent farm labor
Irom Joining the ranks of the oil
workers, wherv they receive hi,
wcckljr 11 dividends on I heir labor.
h in mind, they are tiring cm-
KSBBEBm
SHERRY'S
' ' LAST SHOWING TODAY
II A IPMt. an n n 1,1
B. lira All BBft"'
film H Kt3 H.,Iii':,M .ui
We desire that wliich we cannot JSave
A Slarllinjr Slory ol' Modern society i
Comedy, "DAY IJY MY"
p 1
I TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY '
I JACKIE C00(;AN In !
' LONG, LIVE THE KING" I
I When you can buy a fine
! warranted hot water bottle, full
two (tiar(s for ?1.UU and guaran
teed to last, one yeur, but will last
five years if taken care of, as such
Items should be. TheBe are sold
only by Hilverthorn-Wrlghfs Kuril -lly
Jirug Ktor. ' 1-8-tf
their objections. If any they have,
to said final account or any tie in
thereof on or before suid duy.
Kirst publication January T, i:lM.
Last publication Kcbruary 4th,
ELSIE M. G1I.LESIMK.
Administratrix of said Estuto.
j I ucorge w. cnerry, attorney lor
nam AuiiiiiiiBtraiiix.
Juu..7-l4-51-28-Kcbr 4
riJ'MIUNU und 8TEAMKITTINCJ.
I'hono 2iJ-J. l-2-26lp
ItagK of Candy.
All ready. No waiting. 10c for 3
ounces, 2c for Vi pound, 4!ic for
one pound, i he finest mixture we
sold. Also special on milk
NoHco To Crwlltors.
In tho County Court of the fciiate
of Oregon for Union County.,
In tho Matter of the Estate of
Itcbecca 3. Morelock, doceuaed.
Notice la hereby (Iren that the
undersigned has been appointed
Executor of the Estate of Iffbecca
J. Morelock. deceased, and has duly
qualified aa such executor. All per-,
sons having claims against said es
tate are hcrby notified to mall the
same with proper vouchers to the
undersigned executor, at hia address
of the atato tax commUsioner by
March 31.. '
Tho Income tax blanks for in-
th-.- plena.
They follow closely alte :m loroi
used by the federal d'-purlm-ini.
Thus, It is believed, v. ill ibvlute
tho necessity for any stab.' aid in
making out the returns. The blaiikt:
for corporations and fidu'i'tries I,r
yet to be printed. Hut thcHo. will
be off the press within the next
week or 10 days when the wor' of
mulling tho blunks will bo humm
ed. ,
H wu some group's tlieory con
cerning (l mori! equal distribution
of wealth that prompted the build
tn-; of tho first j:iM.
lipped nut clusters with maple but-1, WnllWI, w,lflw.M ,.rtlintt, fir
l-10-4t
Something really nico and always
satiHractory Is Ihu violet cream sold
at lifie a bottle. I('or your hands.
lor rough skin, one of the largest
and best preparations sold for thn
money. You will liud it at Kilver-
thorn-Writfht'u Kainily Jrug Htore
only. 1-8-tf
At the Tin aire Tonight
Eat '4 pound of Oriole True
Krult Creams, 1 Uc, from Newlln
Drux Company. t 1-4 -Ct
gon, within six months front the
date of this notice, -
Date of first publication January;
7lh. 1924. .
l)uo of last publication Febru
ary 4th, 1924.
JAM EH rvMOKELOCIC,
- WuliowH, Oregon,
Executor of aald Estate.
Oeorge W, Cherry. , attorney for
J'Jxucutor, Wallowa, Oregon.
Jan. 7-14-1.28 Kcb. 4
The nice home cooked hot lunch
(hut. I hey ani serving at the soda
fountain of HHverlhorn-WrighVs
Family Drug Store must be all
they claim for it, us (heir coun
ters at lunch time Is well patron
ized. 1-8-tf
An article of merit Is what all
buyers nppreiriate. We notice the
numerous testimonials for Germi
cide and landrulf Erudlcutun come
in frequently and Siiyci-thorn-Wrighl's
Kamily Drug Store Is kept.
quite buny preparing tills t prepara
tion. They tell im It Is called for
by people of almost every stale In
the middle-west und some In the
south. 1-8-tf
Nollec to Crwlltors,'
Notice la by this Riven that the
undersigned has been appointed by
(lie County Court of the Blale of
uregon lor en ion county execu
trix of the estate of Anna E.-Henry,
deceased, and has duly qualt
lled therefor; and taut all persons
having claims against, tho estate of
the 'said decedent art required to
present UuJy verified with their
proper vouchers, within six months
from the dato of tho first publica
tion of this notice, to the under
filled at her realdcnco In l,a
Gtando, -Union county, Oregon, or
leave them aft the law office of
Jno. S. Jlodgin, In aald city, coun
ty and state. 1
fnitn of first publication, Dc-
FOR THAT
TIGHT COUGH
When that cough of yours
tightens up. the menilmim-s
become Irritated and trouble
yoj every time you take a
breath, U'a time you wcro
using
l'aeirie Ibaiity I'arlor, JKlO Urd
Hlrent. Khoiie 1 (i 5-J. l-9-6(p
Sev. ing iiiaclilues repaired. Sing
er sei vii e free, l'hone C. E. Ilen-
sley, Koley Hotel. l-9-(itp
Call for Itids.
Sealed bids will be received by f
the Commission of the City of (a
viKiiiwe, iiM'Hitn, iur tin- uuiifiirni;-
llon oT the improvement In Im
prnvi tnetil histrict nunihcr 1S6.
within the CHy of I.a Cirande. Ore
gon .according to the nluns and
mrui oi ine mvcrniiie.i ).ne:ii ,.,. i r;ii nn. nf H.,(l litnirnvenwrnl
ot rarmtng to uring out the lies; jnow on file In the office of the City
ironi laniiB imnaiiipereo ny t Hecorder of said city. A deposit
ungiu iigni or oii-nem iiivmenuK. ;of 5-,,,H, wln . required for set of
i lie pian Ol houuhtii irinern n,,nH ,.mi Hneeifieiitinns whleh
must h!i1 ft from straight cotton
farming to a more diversified plan,
using poultry dairy cows and other
livestock," ItHey advised " 'Live at
home!' is our slogan, and here and
there over the country we find
limners who are trying to change
their system of farming. This, ol
course. Is possible If the resident
owns the farm, bill It Is slow work
where 75 per cent of tho farmers
are renters, subleases or share-crop
pers, with no housing for livestock.
"The attitude of the banker and
thy merchant has always been one
of helpfulness, consistent wit h
good business practices. but the
character of the rl!s the banket
is asked to take is such that he is'
compelled to be very conservative
In Jinanclng agriculture,"
cf muled if bidder
and returns same I
May Ittiy Itails With W'lieat
KOK1A, ilulgaria, (AP) The
railroad of Hulgarla, after 1
years of comparative nettled, arc
badly In need of repair and new
equipment.
To this end the government. U
giving favorable consideration to
(ho proposal of u Swedish syndi
cate (o supply locomottw'S, cars
and rails and lake payment In to
bacco and wheat. 'Ihesn products
will come from next year's crop,
the prices to he fixed in accord
a nee with precalllng quotations
the time of delivery, ,
amount will be
is unsuccessful,
(o this office
111,1b will be received to the hour
of seven-thirty p. m., January 23,
t f li 4 , at the commission rooni. In
the City llulldlng at Iji , Orandc.
Oregon, ami must be accompanied
by a certified check In favor of the
City of I .a (Jrande, Oregon, In the
amount of ten (lu) per cent of the
amount of bid, as a guarantee of
the acceptance and completion of
contract It' awarded. Checks will
be returned to unsuccessful bid
ders.
The commission reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Hy order of the Commission Jen
Uary 9th, 1924.
J. K. STKAUNS.
llcconier of the City of
l.a Cirande. Oregon.
Jan 11-lot.
The
Only One in America.
Micro is on-1 cough cure that la
n Cl'l;K right here in Ui Orande.
We don I want a cent If you don't
get WELL at once. Absolute cure.
" cant cure a cough with any
oilier. Newlin Drug Co. l-10-4t
ft O UtrAK i !Vli-fM 1 5 1 ORES
102 Depot St,, La Grande, Oregon
A Big Saving,
ON MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
Overcoats
Big-, Roomy Ulstcrcttc Style
FOR
$12-50
Men! Here m a rcul opporlun
ily to uae on your overcoat pur
chases. Thin coat conies m (he big.
roomy Vlbteretto Style, and in a
brown heather color, with a con
trusting pluld back materlul, and
is espcciiUlyaritWrTfed for rough,
hard uscind a good heavy,
warm Jf0KU und one that will jrlve
lonrRVar. Oct ' yours now as our
is limited. Sizes Zti to 4 4.
I
I using I I
Nyal's Cherry I
A louijli In every In- LW .
sluiiifkiaves the way J ft AT I m
j .o f...i.c; "ronui Men s liigh Jkp '
I ! NvuI'm f:herry CouX Syr- ll v. jml .
. m . . ji.. nn w
II up soot yea una ojms fie . , .
Ii lion, apiuyn iiiiiaimiiHii',,. i i
and prf-cntiurthur Infec- Ml 01. Wjnter
I The first dose .uftords a I I J jt
erateful relief. ill I thbfOU
Two slies, 25c unit nilo III J f
I ll Mlu's liirTi Top
II 1 r,.-. Ill 'ie k!
II llKU tlCUSS III lry "Xit
I III TIFi; HIH
DRUG STORE ill , m .
a. ill " M.-n t.nw l'no
oes
at a Saving in Price
and $8.50
I'ac Shoes, made with a good heavy dou-
rubiier gusset watirrprooF welt, which inmtres u
all tlnieM. '
a are made of heavy oil tan calf leather, and
inch and lti-iuch tops and are exceptional values
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKOO
We want You for a Customer
You Just Try Us Once!
Money To Iian,
jfX'-i monthly loans on city
. time H to 1 a yeuts. C.ivo de-
scrliitlon of property, location and
amount wanted in Hrst letter. Will
have application investigated lin
1 mediately. Small expense, no de
lays. ,
J Address 1. O, llox SSS. care Ko
by Hotel, Coniu 4 1, l-l2-6t
Slop rotiKiiiiifr rijrht now! Our 21-Hour absolutely
;uul Cold Cure will slop any courIi or vou net vour
tape, ion take a tcaspoonl'ul every hour for 4 dosexJ
WE GUARANTEE A CURE,'
uaranld
,0c bad?.
Onlcr of rnblit iiiinti or Notice
of I lil.il Seltlenieiit.
Ill the Mntter of the KMute of
Thomas .1. Heath, deceased.
I'earl I!. Ibath, iKlmintstratrix
or the Estuto of Thomas J. Heath,
deceased, having tend roil and pre
senled ftuy settlement, and filed In
this Court hT Final Account of
her H'lmlnisti'atinn. of Haiti estato.
It is ordered, that Wednesday. 1
the r.th day or March. I '.:. -being
a day or a term of said Court, to
wtt of the March term thereof. A.'
D. Il:4. at 10 o'clock A. M. uf sild j
day. be appointed for t ho s. MIe-;
hit nt of sael account, and that no
tice of said settlement bo publish
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(I CourIi
No red
hen c,rery 3 hours
Newlh
in Drug (po.
J; I
I 1
L. - J, L. ":s y.1-1 r '-'..fr.. ...i g- 1 1 Men's Eow l'ac Shoes, made of good, heavy oil tun calf 1 1 1
.jf -, s1 r,", r i ., r." pj I leathi'r, with the full inocca.'Un lee, name as the high-top pacs II I
HI fil'l A wonderful snoe for wear and comfort, and at oJr low price. II I
III nri r i T n 11 rv ill I 111
inev raid us a amaii uenosit i . sa "sg . 1
for that Wonderful Victrola 'f , I
They came in one afternoon and arranged with I? ' . 7, r .. S
III ..'.; ''":a! I i i i i a. ..: : la
us uti uut nucuiii uiau iu uuuki'I nit: iji ilc vvulx M
1 r nniv rVT'W ni it w t vt Ana irrr tArr'ATve i I
I an extended , period. A small sum was naid ; " . ' j
down, ine next dav our delivery scrvioe had III; . en
the instrument they selected in thcif home, j w-)i ' f
and from that moment on, they begZto enjoy KlUe Mountain iJregQti ; ;
the musical delights that can be novided only ' LUMilBEK, f
vy mv grvitb miiisuj uu yitiui jittutus. ni WHY fYTf m' v
Yon Can M.k ihe San.P vrm ! If VVU don'1 mc.d a "CY homjf why notfix.
htnu. it rr..i.. I up the one you have.' A Jcif shingles out ot
ru'ts l"r place, a sagging step, willifelract from any j
. '. j j I home. Fix it up. . I M
r "J pVHY iyT?
.. A .... teiJephqe main 8 . v'
Newl.h H0.4V& .Mabonery j BowmanL Acks Lumbter 5
SSrV" i Company
'For Mill and Box Wood Phone Main 547
J. L. Munhall
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