La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 03, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday' ,Jmc 3,; lfl4. ... : r TTTK LA 'GRANPf? EVKNTHG OBSERVES -..' .Lr..:,..M.i.r.ir,JT:.T.:r;.,,r,r.l-.:r: .". tinmnn ninnrn Jni niimin run IT oral News In Rrief INb Local iNewb in Drier . MiinU n....nrj , nnRiic iiriD 1- . ... i liriUull UnmMuL LUUIViJ liLHI! ' COMINO KVliNTS June' 4. 6, 0 Union Live Block Show ut Union. Juno Hii-July 2 Im Grunde CliuitliiiKiuti. ' Ti:iu:'r " 'tZTlZZ. kk.- i Valuable Silver rested In l.u Grande several luonlhB ago charged with selling narcotics to high school students. Airs. Clianilcy Visiting Here Fox Is1 Killed by Lightning at North Powder, ' (?. p. I'udimii lijipniytil , , . l'. I. I'unnnn.jvlio luiB, W'vn, 8or ioUHly Ul.'W tho. punt wwk.la re? portid iiupruvrd today . Juke M.itrli.ioiilitl Itomls - Km nk Torri'K and Annji Cnlef of' i-.il OriiiKh wort murrii'd by JiiHttcn of L't'uuu HukIi Ilrady in his offico I liis ihurntQtr. : -r-tj ..... . Tii liiilh! Ilimii-i ' W. A. 121am took out a pi-rnitt at tin1 city offices today to build H dwelling on Biri-h Hlri'i't bftwecn y and Z nwnufs. The structure Is to cost 1500. i'LOVHH rUKKK. (Kpt'elal) The plowing for summer fallow is just about at a close In this nec tton. There Is a In run aorimf In1- ingr summer Tallowed this year and ideal weather has prevailed, hut NlMtTH I'OWItKU (ypeclal) ; moisture has been light for i?rovv- Mrs. Mitchell ('humify, formerly This section was vlsltecj by an elec- lins- crops. A icood shower last Miss Margery Ltndsuy. of iK trolt. j lrll'"l storm . recently, which did 'week wus welcomed but did not Michigan. Is visiting with her , damage. Tim Kastern Ore- lust long enough, grandmother, Mrs. Alice it. Mnd- Ron Uirht t und I'ower company -Miss l.ydia Sailer, who taught In say. und her uunt. Mrs. K. IX Sleln- ub-stnton was set on fire. A lt- tthe grado school at Ornngervltle camp, of Island City. Mrs. (Tiarn- Vtjr fox, valued at $11)00 was killed Idaho, tlic past year is a guest at ley Is en route to Spokane and Ta-l,,v ln" I'KMntng. The unimai ue-;th. DcVore home this week. !f tiro lumber ' production of - tlio titles of the lumber .nduKtry.lM'V: CaHefl Ktotes; altogether they - This booklet, Indlnpcnsuble for coulrlbute about. 85 per cent of tabloid information about the lum tho toial lumber production, and ber industry, contains no Advert U ) about 70 per cent of the lotul ing or propaganda matter of nnv fottwooil output.. sort, and may bo obtained grultr. Lumber consumption In tho w" appneauoii .o m . ui.a. Cnlled States, which was over 500 i lumber Manufacturer association. r....t ......it. ! mi.T ia i...t 'Washington, 1. C slightly more than 80 fect. The onsumption of lumber per capita In Clermany is ubout 150 feet, in i,nginnu snu rrance. izu io i aa conducted, by ,.0. Hopkins, feet. , I has been transferred to J. W. Itusli. Kuriuers of the United States and all outstanding accounts for consume ubout 15.000.000.000 coupon books are paynbln to J. W. board feet per year, or from one Hush, and all outstanding cUarues third to onO'half of the tolnl pro (up to June 1st are payable by ;io. T Ijcaw WeilneMlay . (.ester MacTavish, coach of the Lit tlninde high school, is expecting In leave for California Wednesday morning. He will probably return to I .a Cirandf about I ho' first .of September. v ' - yi-ltlns in I -a (Irandi coma. Wash., to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy i. Lindsay. To Take l.ons Trlfi ' J. C. Maei'herson is in m Grande again after a trip up the coast to Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria, B. C. and other cities. He was gone about two weeks. He Intends to U'avc tomorrow on a tour to New York and return by ihe way of Canuda. He Intends to take the southern route on his way east and will go through Salt Ijike, tin Grand Canyon of the Colorado and will visit other points of interest. longed to Frank BidwuU. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Carnes were Kmina Clarke, who was at the, ( business visitors to La Grande .Mon U id well home was numbed by theday. . shock and lieuf Llndley. was The fruit in this vicinity, even knocked down. Tom Sencerbox ; though not extensively raised, hus also felt the shock. ! survived the frosts and In most In- lr. I'hy delivered an interesting -tances the tn-os are heavily loaded, talk to an Interested audience j i,ydiH Suilor and Mr. ami Monday evening at the high school i Mrs.. J. l DeVore were recent visl auditorium, his topic being the'lora to i,a Grande. I'nion Live Stock show. He also Myron Grout has been busy haul spoke about the cooperation f ng baled hay to the Jacobs and ine farmers ami u is nopeu mai. HISS 8uwm d to Norlh low- ,der. He has about completed de livery Personal Mention "H. H. Swurtss of Lewlston, Mon- Mrs. li. a Kirhar.ls and son. of ,Jfm WU8 rpffi8tered at the Koley Alhemi. and Mrs. V. C. Itliler and loday . , v r. , . ... auii. of Yakima, Wash., were in La. i ,: f ' ,.L., . : Grande Sunday and spent a very J. ' f ' '.. W J. , njoyubl.. day vteltlnr tile Houil,,! t j?- ooklnRhnm'r; IVndlc on '"" ""'" . , sipVplh'iitHli Hoiiiincr hotel. , Diuiulilcr III . . I' Alice, the dailKhter of.-.Mr. unH(, . 1 nr t.lu i.lfir , 'i AifH."'M. 1. Peterson HMtirned to: Mrs. B. T. lnderoofl n' this city. !'.,...,... - ' .lr .. .lrM. is nolle III. Her Krui.dinother. Mrs. " ' , , ,.r,i,. . .Ui I'oleiimn left this iiiorninR Is . J. Sklfr. or I nlon. was ut her heilslde yesterdtty. I I for, J)enunt Valley, where he Sir. unci .Mrs. W. I. Sherwood "-" y.-K j-- If ri yesterday ly autoinohllr for. . The ulles where they w It end n'1 lr- Money of the ()reB State Bn.Bc to hetrtnl"-" 0"-- ' "a """cr n- four-day session this morning. severul days visiting In I'orltand. Ilimiiil Over In Grand Jury Itobert Hand und fMarten Stoop ......t.rn.v.l li,.t'ir lhi lllKtlee 11 f ueai e this morning on charges' of -estimated cost Is $150 larceny and A building permit hus been Is sued to l. W. Beck to build a ga r" jt 21 19 Second street. The the meeting will bring about a I closer cooperation between the town people and the country peo ple. . lAlo Saturday night or 'early Sunday morning a noise was heurd at the back entrance of the 'Will pool hall, by persons -living near, as If someone was trying to gain entrance Into the bulldog. Those hearing the noise turned on the lightH aiid.vthe would be thieves left. No damage was done lo the building and nothing was taken, v . Alex Shaw is having his cur fixed up und put. into condition for the 'summer's use. Chnrks Lay is doing the work for him. '.. Word has been received here by relatives of the death of Kobert M. Wilson, of Medford. Oregon, ai San Krancisco, Cullfornlu, due t hcurt failure. He leuves several brothers und sisters , . hero to mourn his demise. Iliilnh Butler was a visitor to lJ Grande one day this weel;. Vallejo Chronicle: A real vamp Kncamiba Prei-a: Noililug impos sible but did yon ever try to strike u match on u cuke of soap? i Oregon Is Ranked High In Lumber Production (Continued from Page One) LIME-SULPHUR SPRAY IS NOT HARMFUL SORT I Nothv. Tho business of Pure Water Ice hound Carkhuff left for he .1 1 l...n.lu Tliev AITS. V. M have not S" far. raised their bonds . Portland this inomlna. w here ..... ,, are still In.prlsoned In the j " III ...nkc her honu- In the future, county Jail. . ! Mrs . ,,. HUI of Telocasel was roll.e Officers In l'ortlaml ln li Grande this tnornlnB on a .-iiMt llulni s. chief of nollee. nnd .luarlletlng trip. Officer Alonw Itunn are in I'ort- MICHAtlS ir A llnie-sulfor spray solution that will not injur the foliage and that can he readily prepared at tnoderatu cost with a spreuder nta- lerlal easy lo Ret has been per-1 fectcd. The Slray was developed prltunrlly for stone rrutls and ten-d.T-sklnncd apples and pears, ex plains H. 1'. Barss. plant patholo gist of Ihe Oregon experiment sta tion. The spray Is mude by mlxlnif 8 pounds of sulfur, four pounds of jhydratcd lime nnd a half pound of I calcium caselnatc mlxeu into .1 Miss Vera venBaard. who hn : llM,B und MxltvA up i 6 CI gallons I been vIsltinB here over Ihe -jw,h wul,.r. The caselnnte may be end. returned to her home in Max-1 .,,,,.,.,, w,h two Marts of sklm- viiio inis iiiuiiiiiis. ined milk to make lite ory nine ' ' ' " ,. , weltuble, as discovered by It. M. Mrs. J. H. Weech and duuKhfcr. , ,,,,,, UBHOl.m chemist of the Norma, of Twin Falls. Muho. went ! ... jllirouch iJt (Irnnde this mornlnc on ,.,llltro f ,rown r.t on stone Ihelr way to b.nterprlse. w nere im j . ., nn .,!, HMI pears will visit relatives. j mildew and leaf spot on cherries and prunes. Is sought by summer sprays In Oregon. This m Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoinlners und (dnutthter left for Portland this jniornlnir to visit with relatives. j:ci body Is, Going to Dress Up for the Union Slock Show and Near ly Everybody Is Coming to Clint's! . We'll miss some men, because some men will miss us that's only nn tur'kl. I'ut, if you have been keeping your style ear to the ground lately, if you have been noticing our.-' clothes on your friend. and. heeding the prices in our 'windows we IJiink you will agree that' with all things equal and with no one in your family in the clothing business. we stand at the top. of the HstMif your Union Stock ShoW clothing team..-iMichacls-Stem Suits .,?23.00 to S32.50 .... Allen A Union Suits V . !).".c to $4.83 Arrow Shirts i ' ?1.!)." to'$S.83 Glen's McKibbon Cowlxiy Hats ' $:j.8." to -'$9.45 Hoys' McKiblxn . ' Cowboy Hats' -S.'i.OO Large Silk Mufflers ?:1.45 to $7.4:. LETS GO TO UNION STOCK SHOW .lune 3-6-7 Clint's Clothiery "ru nt.HT with vinm'irmT Mrs. ft. I'-. Hallard. who has been j here with her small daughter. Het-I ly-June and her sister. Marian, re lumed t" their home In Twin Kalis Idaho, this morning. Miss lletiy June bus been recently operated on for mnstold but Is now much Im nroved and w-as able to make the Itrin home with h-r mother today. NEW TODAY NOTICl-:. Duo In difficulty experienced In collw'tlnic tiianti-s for mlver llslnit that Is llsleil under linssl f li ilverllslnir mill under the "new today" lieaillim. Iliu I'-vc-liinic Observer will lien-after, lake no classified advertising nr advertising In be run as "new today" unless Ihe adverting IS aceonipnaied bj cash. SOlU Hon will not burn the leaves and will be used by many Oregon grow ers this year. Professor Barss be lieves. Since milk uuiy be used for spreader In place of the caselnatc ull the Ingredients may readily be obtained by Ihe growers. They arc easily prepured Into the solution which by lls simplicity, effective ness and low coat Is making a fa vorable Impression. FEDERATION IS BEST WHEAT IN MALHEUR CO, IVderntlor. when! under Irriga tion In twelve planting by Mal heur rn rm itk co-operating with It. Hrelthutipt. county agent, itver nged fiC bunlielji an acre as ugjilnf' a 4 1 hUHhel average of other va- n.ri.H Includlmr Jenkln club. KOK KKN'I 2-room furnlHhed j i -iuw and early lluurl. house with gurage. 1'all lftsa Y Tm. ,untlngH covered the entire Ave. 6-S-lt wni.ut urea ofthe county, and the high yield led to iw of iVdeniilon i.OH'P Hunch of keys. Mny 27t h i f nr im.r,, thun half the county acre m JoBi'ph-l-a flronde train, or J u(fl tMu y(.wr. n Wuk Introduced by between depot and Hilver (trill, j , itreltliHtipt on reconituendatlon or l.a Grande and I'endlelon of tj,,. BUte experiment Htitlleti In Train 2. Iti-wanl for return to 192, when Hint poiindn wus dlstri- ofllee of li Grande Obrver. billed lo neven furiiuTB. 6-S-T The differences In yield In IH23 lit favor of Federation are not en tirely doe to the real yielding abil ity of the vurletleK reported, be caiiKK then l a tendem y for grow tk to give a new viirlety notiiewhal belter tnutment than a vaneiy moib-rn .tonony grown." nuy Mr..Hnlth-fi-3-tf (an),i. -IVderiitlon ban neviral lebHraelerlMlliB. however, lliai maKe KOIt ItKNT Two room furninhed ,( peculiarly (oiiled to Malheur Alabama, California, Arkansas und North. Carolina. After thetii, cume Klorldut Vl8i-onaln. CleoiKlu. Houth Carolina. - Virginia, Michigan and Idaho. None of the remaining state produced more than 500, UUO.iMiO board feet in 1921. The nine state mentioned. In cbmparlHon of the value of lumber products produce about one-half of the lumber productH of the lumber product h of t he country, and the wage, earner Hat repre Henla about half of all the wage earners in the lumber Intlustry proper. . The lumber industry s lu-Htimed to Include lumber and timber, planing mills, and the mnni.ifncture Of "A'OOdH pueKliig bocn. All manufacturing uhp of lumber, except aa included in the work of plaining mills and wooden bo factories, Ih placed in otlt t IndiiHtrlul groups. The total value of prodtict of ihe lumber Industry proper In iut wus 2,o.,72S.noa. Including remanufacture. Ihii vulde was about 12.50U.(mmi,(hiii in 1U21. . . rractlcully every salient fact in regard to the lumber Industry is I recorded In the booklet. Among j other thtngK. .11 gives the lumber ' production in tho rnited Hintea l or certain j ears slnco . I iir( dowii to 1 In I ''. the lolal pro duction is estimated to huvi been 5,MI.0.MU,UHl feel. The climax was readied In I!MI7 witli about 4ii,MtUO0,nU feet. In recent yearn the cut has uveraged around SO.-. IKM,MMn.UUU feci, ulthough it went as high, probably, ns 4i,Hn,uon.- (MMI feet In 1UL3. The first three lumber states in 185(1- were New Y01 k, Pennsylvania, and Maine; In 1 K (. Pennsylvania. New York, and Michigan; in lSii), Michigan, 1'ennsylvanlu, und New York: in 18XU. .Michigan, Wisconsin. - an I Pennsylvania! in ime( WtsconMin. Michigan, and Minnesota; In 1UU., Wasliington. Wlseonsiif and loufs iana; in t'.tia, Washington. Louis iana and Mississippi; In 1 ML'a, Washington. Oregon and Louis iana. - Washington has been first in volume of lumber production since 1WH 5, except In I ill 4 when luislana led. Oregon has been j third or fourth in (his respect since ; l!tlt and second In lflllu. North Carolina was fourth in 1IH2 and In 1M16. Tho Pacific nomhwest, as a whole (including California) j attained the first p'rue In lumber production In I!I23. Prom P.mio to : I'.iZ'S, the southern slates held the: van. 1'p lo 170, the premier pwsl-' lion belonged to, the northeusiern j states, but from " that year until l!MMi (lie lake states of Wisconsin,! Michigan,-and Minnesota were in Ihe lead.'' j There are approximately 30,uoo 1 sawmills in the I'nlted H'ates. lurgo i und'.smalL The lumber Indusliyi is organized into a numler of re-! Igional aysociallons whteh are fed- duclion. I'.oxes and crates con- ftime from It to 14 per cent of the lumber cut. Massachusetts is the leading statu In bos manufac ture1, based on the value of prod aicts. " Che railways use about ti.UOU- (HlO.lMiM reel yearly of forest prod- ucts. but only a part of this Is: lumber. -For 'Instance, the hewn ties used annually by the railways number 87.600.oao, nnd ant the equivalent of S.tLift.oun board feet. About 1,070. out), oou board' feet of lumber arc nnually used fn nilt wny car construction. Yellow pine Is the principal species of lumber used in this construction with oak jicxt, und Douglas fir third. The automobile' Industry in 192! 'used about L00O.OU0.0UO feet of lumber for body' construction and t rating. Of the lumber used in t h e a v e ra ge automobile body, 29 per cent Is maple S7 elm, .16.5 ash. It) oak. 8 glim. 6.6 birch, 1.4 softwoods, and 2.8 other species. .. Among the other " Interesting data in the booklet aro particulars of rail and warer' shipments of lumber, transportation costs, lum ber exports and Imports, the vari ous uses, of lumber.' comparative tonnage of lumber nnd otlicr com jnoditiesr figures on th? total tim ber stand and growth, timber own ership, reforestation, areas of 'na tional forests, woodland areas, for i-st fires, forest legislation, growth period of the different species nf trees, and organization and actlv- Hopklus. and all open accounts, not represented by coupon bookH, up to June 1st are payable to (tint. C. Hopkins. Tho business alter Juno 1st, IS24. will be conducted by J. W. Uuah us tho solo . owner 1 thereof. OKO. C. HOPKINS, J. W. UUHU. 0-4-iitr PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Tlls How. To Open Clogged Nostrils and End Head-Colds. 1 You feel fino in a few moments. Your (Hi Id in head or catarrh will bo gone. Your clogged nostrils will open. Tli air poaMaucs of your head will eteur and you can . tea the freely. No mure dullness headscltc; no hawking, Tutltiing, nuinais diAchnres nr iry i'A:'no sl.rugg!inji for breath at nigJiL Tell your drugjtitit yoti want a small noUle of Kl.v t'wRni Ualm. ; Apply a little of . this - fragrant,- autiteptio vreum in your nystrila, let it (KMietrato ttnougti every air passage of the head; toothe and heal, the swollen, iutluiuod nnieuns meiubriiae, and relief come inntantly, -It just What every cold and uitarrli mlTcrer need. Iru'i fltay ttuifed-up aad miserable. : Sweaters and Pleated Skirts For Spoi ls Wear Just tlio ouU'il for yimr suuiincr vacation French & Greene SPECIAL AT 40c . FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. , , ;.'...,., Unbluaclicd Aprons in attractive designs and pullernsj See the finished models. ; , . w Art & Baby Shop "Fvcrylhi..g for the Uaby" hTASII'lNU llliJISTI'rOiiiAtJ Soiiinicr Hotel Bldg. IV " ' See the Smile and the IMatc Wiped Clean. That is tho v:ay they all look when they cat at the Mack ' Cat.. Our pride is Real Roast Reef so tender it falls to pieces on your plate. Come on down today and be convinced. . Cafeteria Service 11:30 to 1:30 THE BLACK CAT 1 SIDNEY OLCOTTI m' tmooucfton Arcade 5 --Now Comedy "Fl'l.I.Y INSURED" 1"; READ THE OHSEUVKR CLASSIFIED ADS Ptlt SAliK Asti-r plants. !5e dox. Lt'ttuei-. fresh from KHrd-n. Mrs p. ('. Kreneh. Phoni- 3fil!-J. 6-3-ltii KOK It KNT & furnished rooms. AdHins, house. 21"6 Adams. crat id in the Nutional hmnb Monti fact un-rs nssoclntlon which llH'r'l- rrpri'si-nls uhotit S50U of 1 hf lnrKir suwmill nterprls'S of t he In lied tutes. Of these mills, tho' now making reRulur stulis tlcul reports to tht Natlonul l.uin her ManufueiurTH association r'P r"f'nt aliout 4u pi-r cent of the t-n- (mint v Irrliriitfil lanilH." j rhiot amonff nil'' 18 m mm. vTI-:i .Vfotinlnllt mini unrlirlit Htraw which r'Vent M i nllx. Our rrprcwntmlvi., Mr.irml, a.Klni( fin rich; wi-H WBlerpil ! MHUM-y. I ' Hotel Kolvy lo in-1 inn.J. Varl.'d' fi mich ail invKlim l..rvl.. n IIhiII-I nuinlivr fiiinil J.-nklnn loilnf Imilly under youiiB ni'-n ovi-r 21. who would i,,,,,,,,. ,.n(tliiim. wll ll a rotwcltiiTil ilko lo iMTomc Xpert accoun-j OW(.p y,.,. I'l rLTullon alao Iiuh Innm. auilllorn or pxnuullveti. 1 r , t Ji.. udvnnlaKf of lielliK an early uh yiu havp a high school educa- any Vllr(,.y and It produces as hlKh ilon. or equivalent, and are will-1 ,imiity of Brain a any unlcM it ll.lt to learn, you W IM lie given . .;ry Haurt. Ihe opportunlly to ciuHllly fir po unions iraylnu from 11 limllf yearly cull. phortc ot write for complete information v,. nhl"it!on. TnternatUmal Ac. pnuntanls Society, Inc. Foley i Hotel. C-3-ltp MtvK.it i-am;iiv oi'i:kk OHKOON VITV. Ore. The can nery al I'urvcr. owned Ity th rhickninax county fannlntf coni panv. opened Friday on the lSI crop of herrlea. with a crew of JO I : worker. From I'rlilay mornin i()!rr A Fox Terrier pup. w"Pi Saturday afternoon lx ton" of I with lituek apnta and lioh tall. I strawherrli'K and Kooneberrli a were Ahoul months old. Finder re-! ,.an,,i. The plant will continue turn lo the Hoolery and r-elve OI.rilon durlnir I he mimnier. fin ! reward. S-J-St , Irhim; with apples and pears In . 'the rail. ! Ft HI PAI.F. 'holer resldencr lot." Tn(, ,.Hnnery at "'anliy. owned j enrner First and Sprlnir streets : ,y the fame company also hepin For Information call 321-J. Leo ttM operations Mon.lay. This lias F Miller. fi-3-lt H i rew ff ahout SO. i '.' .loliu i:td, proliltnt lit har-War: VviKTfcl) Hcwlnir. N-slly done. Hmn of "'otitic. Is pri sldi nl of I't" i lleawinalile price. Mrs. Nora I'laekamus County Cunning toln- Welih. I'hone 434-w. ti-j-ot p pany. . J . h'!-Ut. EXPERIENCE AND GUARANTEI AS a rectal specialist 1 have yet to trea the ease of Piles that will not giv way to my non-iurgical treatment Hence, my unqualified GUARANTEI of CURE or FEE REFUNDED. My assistants are the most skillful to hi , found; my new offices in my own new . building, the largest and best equipped my own new hotel, which adjoins, is con' ; renient and comfortable for out of towp i patterns who come to me from nunV atates and Lanida lot, rectal and colon treat-! ments. I Sw4 tdy tnr mr FREI 1 il)tfttrtd boftk. A REAL DIAMOND 6T) or A r A GLASS BUBBLE which would joh c1mhc? There's just (liiil dil' ferencc Irctween the regular .so-called Alaskan pic turc and i. 4 .. A a. Si "THE DEAN.M.DIpj 3 7 STAR I'i'oiKiiMicod (.nico-cliaw-koz First and only picture ever actually lilnicd in Alaska. A tremendous slni'y of tlio days when Kld rated far liijdier than a woman's honor. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY .HE SURE AM) SHU THIS I'lClt'ltE! jp 11 n . ii mi iiu u'ii i'ii BBSXSSSH