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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1924)
TAGE SIX THE T,A GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER Thursday, July 10, 1024. First Cutting Keeps the Farmers Busy ; Most Fields Yield Crop Be low Nonnui. . .WALLOWA, Or. (SpoelnivSomi nf (hi vnlloy ffiroiors have been busy tlm pawl, week, cc'Ilng I heir first crop or nl fulfil. Pracl leally nil thorn who tlil nol IhrIh culling be ton. Dip Knurl h ronimeni'ed Dip first of ilif wppk. Iteporls from nil 7ftrts ff Dtr vallL-y arc to On' pftirftV thai hut very few piepn of Jiuy are to tip fount which will trlvc iinythtnpr 11 Uo a normal yield. The hay; crop In iceneriil will he light. It lMsialP(l that furnuTH who f lu ll rf on having- hay to m'll, expect lo. hold :for $2 ppr ton. The hay Mltorlaffe will be rHleviM to sonic extent, due lo the fact that there 1h a considerable carryover of old Iue'i"5.ii"SONfV lintT con tenia, iopner polhon mixed by the man la' rliancfVof fhH'nndrnt'caiip;(1gn.! HeporU ffrfl'ut various wctlwi of t hat toiinlry' have been to tho ef fect that Die hoppers were preset! i in Kreut number,. The dry weaDi er apparently has been a very Hat Utfuolary onu for their growth. It is something uniiKiial for many raBNhoppers lo he noticed here Difo curly In the aeuiion, and it is ex pected that Die coming fail will see (hem much thicker lli;in In former yearn. Many people from all Heel long of tho oouuly HpwiL Hie Imjiji-Hi of July Maxville, a record crowd helnjr 111 utlernliiiieo. The eelrlinillojl put on by the poplo of Muxvlife- uald to have hern one of the most enjoy able evrr held In the. county. The Mk free barbecue 'of beef and pork was one t Die moat enjoyed part ft of the occasion. The mippiy wuh flliiple to feed Die lurx crowd. The afternoon program tr.ulutWl races, bucking contests, boxing and wrest ling mal eh ch, etc. Ike Thompson of Ihls place carried away first prize of $26. in the bucking contest with Wayne WIIUH1 taking second of 15. All the races are said to have been very good, especially the ladlcn sad dle burse ru.ee wllh three entrauts dangerous in this section of t he country- vTho continued dry snfli. with only n light shower of rain oeeuHionnjfy, has allowed the for ests and vegetation to become as dry as is usually the esse here at a later Heason.- Tnp. local forest of fice received word the last of the week from the fire protective ser vice to forbid the use of fireworks of any kind In the National forest ureuH. During Die past week u number of men have been placed on duty at lookouts, and as put rulim-n, by Die fort Ml service The iir husurd Is mild to be Die worst experienced in tho county. Two large fires u,.Ht combined have tM'en burning in the timbered u,1(r llHtnre. seciious iiorlh oi town during Die past week. , i he largewt fire hus U-en on some eutover lamia belong lug to the llowuian-tih Us l,uuiln-r tp1Ilfc . ( 7. i . w i .y,.an UKO )f r,.0ft4inifi bui t'uloeh .... ' ,, . , ? . ' fwtlh domestic cattle. VYttkalot." I lie oiier fire has b?en burning tn i . ,i t . ( ..., uw,i .... i standing Umber further to the . . north and..Ut..guld to- have burned about 100 acres. The fires have i Jul helnir miule In Di Mm HELP MEATSUPPLY wainwi:kdit. aiiu. mo. A new brevd of livestock uiiWi may have u bvaiiug on thy fu t tie meut supply, has been ilu vi Hoped in the national puck hrir by crossing buifaJoen with' yaks. Hup r.intrrhh-ul A. (i, fr-'rnltn says Die slock tias hottvy beef uuall- H li a K-'utl ruiil- Tlu' hreed hus been given the nam "yakalos," which Mr, HrnUh " tb lirvt 3 will prove niorw practical "cataio," evolved hcvci-.i) Isa.id.;- J More than I. Con buffalo calV.V (Were liAro'. Uils- year Wirif lwrlgJit park. -which makes up for ft ho exccKs nf sires killed lust win ner. The herd now numbers O.ooo full grown buffaloes, the hvrges? in existence and one of the rem-1 iaiw"Tiiffr"jmn!iftiif,iRwiiffF that -once--roamed - western prsiri'W according lo .Mr. Hmith IDtl NKKV I'ir.HT IS FVl'M, liKNO. Ore. Struck, over the heart while In n drunken fight .it Cresccnf with two companions. Frank Drown, laborer fit the Ty- tvAMwJtMAH'-Xnti An 'VHi wlVfM-n fhe 'modest Wti' to -fee held. L'tftMhuUkiiMUiuMt ..iiaif. nu U'haiP' nmaM wertMt known at ?eiv.id Injiji-los whi-h caused Ws ;escenl. . . , henlb. Tljevtwi who wernwhh ' . : , , . hhnVeff placeaj itniter arresl, and RFAO THK CrjASSIFfKO AOS wen tnif n 1 6 Khmmth ' l-'ails i.oslino eeiti- apparently' burned 1 hcmsrlvcs near- ietery. ly out uit this time. Home of Dp-j Joseph Keaglns of Alder. Slope, farmers In. -the dry creek section was among the Wallowa bus: an state they frar that, due ro the dry-ivlHiiois the last of tho week, ness and Jhe nrarnww. of the fire! Kri.j iftimin husurds to them, thai they will have trouble In keeping their crops ' np w"IIOTO i'a,t wonoerianu from being deHLroytHl.. K. H. Wuin-i"ppenrs to lie coming Into its own. hani. living near where the flrefu summer playground for tour- Ihivo aiiv nave men nurnmg. siuioh inai oni'i"""- 'nK mr vupi n'w nerns lenced no awrtrtillv tn Hfcurtnsr ' '.. . , .. . . Ul "H M,tM ,ne PaM rruenca i'iriy t i n nu.- pu.wu iterr mui) , , ,IM " P"i . mi i.i mvr nu. lHiKi, f,r his Hi-uin fUhl at one "nroiite for the resort. Th hay from last year. Much of thin a....um i-v . u.- i..... i u.0ifn,i .... nwr won fimt pria In Diis rare. a wresMtng match hetwen Jlmf roojI. l''armers nuy they ,m.u., oi K"'i iin.iuw. wu"' " hrrii verv Hiuinuv from the star.' .... Lx.. . i...- u.., ,. i . for haying In Die vicinity of middle ' . " ' ' ' li,llllluln(r ih-.ir ' ' T y ,muv mrK I , " w. resort hot 1 1 i In :iroMng Httuy rroin ttie oiner. at- Ht.ulM). - oulv a siuall strln ofiuieetlngs which have 37 minutes Noreguani secured lm-llll.( M..n,,mi... Sl... vn.li. fi..ia there during I he mud been held few weeli v,.ll,lV ,,n,i i ,ltliin. la u l i.. lt. ' ;erop oi mil w lieitt UJ III great Ulltt- l'tH liy OtiriMK in' USl lew ikt iliv Whih inniP fi-w farmers 1,1 rl!'nP1 un ho,ti8 nd'ger at. ill Diues during the dry n.onths. A numher of Important in tit lower valley say they expert pay I -.50. Keports from the uppv rit(iu mill n.luwiih uliie wo w for Invlni mil Ihv har.!'."- . . ... A , ''"'' " Prnliuhlo llml nhouid , raiurany wwworu ul urnuml H Pr iluy. ! "'"n", , ,. '7,,.' ViV. "'' "ry "p" com mut c'OK"' Wlirt.lhi! smull iiiiionnt of opei--'.." ' . T. '.J " "on win tM um n gov.-rn unuvi Hurt'ilr'tli,. v'ull.v ru.iJ fn- "n w'imon '""n hk-h 0,"-: Irinii tlm U.ail linisli unl Blusbl nH. liaa i.iIho hrniiKhl many p.'oili- who - - - - 'iii jj 1 iM:. II Ml ; II S Oen.CdrrS' for comfort and rest and health and the simple life, all in pleasing variations at NORTH BFIGK P.I 1TDP Rf inure ' TILLAMOOK BEACHES or NEWPORT Our g,nt will ham) jrou"Oulinii8 In tha Pacilc Northw.t ma Oregon Outdoor," and ihey will Mil you tha whola story. A round-trip aununar excursion ticket via UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM afford, that wonderful trip through thf Columbia Blver Gorge. l ear igcat arrange rear ttuwrary and auaa 7' inniiuia. .7. H. Keeney, .Agent, La Grande, Ore. Win. McMim-ay, General Pass. Agent. Portland, Oregon. ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building,' and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly Furnish Estimate Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company ISO! 8 Are., La Grande, Orecoa -.............................. 'f Pif - I p I js I ' hmmsm .ilai(..ii Imt inmiLkunllv irutrn tHotii I . ...... ut fum irnhite fin tn thA luifirtuif i-e-" . niff sinoiters entering; me ro rents, ittiona froiujc on tn in lotfKtiiK MO M,4intion .The mulch was awura-..1haill 1K.rmi. ut ipUHt Wuiiowa camps una suwiu Ms in the eoniiiy, ..-.1 i'hi pvrintis ui least, wumomu there is i.lcntv of hem nraellcullv 1 Nnreiriianl on u foul. 1hta;coliny ,1UI) huJ ai( nmny nr(. MO inerc is pi. nty or mip, pra ihutiv ,H ,(t(, thln ())lt( (h(1W jwn llttVt, Bcuson ns huve been exaer- camps of this ( Ion are men who )ihv rome h Dons of Die country. Ob the first utui lust oceaMion Nort-1 )Uiy. oiher years Iiirinrrs lu . . M i i lrof. H. T. Hail I e returned home Die first of the week from a sev- ull of those visiting there express themselves 'liiifhly plruseil wit h Die accommodations ami wllh the heauDl'ul scenery. Iho -ilry sections nre tei;tnnltiK to . .. . ....... , , ui ini-ii hi'iiii iiu?. Tljf drynt'HS of the season him ari vanood Dm liarvest periott nearly u inondh In the rlry sections. - Kariu- eri tfiMdoni begin euDtnic their Km In tieciire a half time limit, resulting Lu a draw. Keshleiits of town were arouse) h ., h iltl.n.in.i nr... suoriiy uner miuiuikoi numrmi) rul weeks huslnens vlt.lt to the western purt of tho state. While In 'nllflit by the fire alarm. It whs UIs- ersse.uon, b.w ruiunv iiivir vruiit d , ,h0 ,a n.nMt.nv9l of) luy rom the full crops hc.orc the j ,( M m(Jgh WU( on flpo I lit' of the teuchprs of vocullonnl I riilnlna;. lielil ut f'orvallls. flrr lliickli-wrrliv, Hi-vriil of Iho fuiulltfH of i)w 'owwutka Klilwe country apent the liuil vulncil auoh hwulwuy Kourlh of July plfltlnic huildfher nua liniollil" lu ilo uny-!r'". 'I'hn hurklcbrry crop la nul.t lliluir. Tho houiio uimI cout"iiii' ni" vory koou ui many ihucph in I........ .i.,ui...i i.. i.u i.inv... t'liA.lbo wooilti. Muny hMil Ihoiurht tliut llian'lmlf ll nurnml crap. Homo ,...i ,ith apvero frerxpa which klllcl noiiic llnic. unil ll l i niynuiry how prucllcully nil other frnlla hvrv. un.l thu, flic hcrunm Hlurti'il, Homo x.i'ioni rui nainaiix to in iiuokiv ,""" "' ,n"lll. Ilmu ll. fin. flKlillnir furiH. w:LKr .wl." r"n"! rr.""' f:ru": com.! r..Hi,...i to n.c .-no r n. Willi n in iu i in i-nin'u, uuuuii unu put Ibtu Die shock. The full wheat crop , ovrr (ho county lias liven placed by imny runners ul h fin thai fuvmojfs In. different sections of the rounl.ry expert to use combine hur venlers In ctlttlntf their crops, how ever Die majority will )lnd, us all expeo to see Dip price of all kinds nf I'ettd ifo Uitfh eurly in th fulL . !! 1 1 op per rind. Tt frrnsshoppers are sold to he very .1md In the Trout ('reek sec tion north wi'Ht of Knlerprise. Karm ers rrom that section say In phiees Din urnln Is fairly covered with the hnppnrs. They huvn attained a eon press the opinion Unit the fire must have started front Die Inside, due lo the fact that a shower of rain was fulling at the time of tho fire and for some time before. Tho house nnd furnkthlnjot reprcsent-n loss nf several thousand dollars. The house was erected about twelve vettrs atco by Mr. MimmtuKh unit was one, of the fines! und moHt modern in town. It was not leurn- idrrahc size und are dotnir much 'd 'rcKurdlnff the amount of InHur- dnniHire to Hprlntr cropH In munv one" which wiim enrrled on Die berry crop. However, this upprurs not to have hern the cuse. A small sou of Air. and. Mrs. Oeo. Chllders of laOsllne passed nwny about three o'clock Kuturduy after noon. The child had been III for some time, sufferltifr from a tumor of tho brain. He was about eleven years of urc, nnd was born in l.os Une. . He is survived by his parents und several brothers and sisters. Kunerul services were conducted Hunduy ut L' p. m. ul I.OHtlne, bur- t We Have Fly Sprays Of All Kinds For stock and for the house. Use them now nnd don't ' be liothered with flics. Pre scot t Drug Company The New Drue Store Telephone Main S3 . Cor. Fir & Jeff. , Silk Hosiery, Too 'Nude or vvnite Fashion favors the nude tint in stockings, even with white shoes, yet some may px'efer white hosiery. Both are here in good qual ities, moderately priced. SPUNTEX PURE SILK In All Colors Sale Price $1J1. Pr. The Bootery Inc. 206 Depot Street Phone Slain 118 "A Paradise for Tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women GROVER SMITH, Mgr. FRUIT CANNING EQUIPMENT PRESERVING KETTLES ' COLANDERS - STRAINERS - DISH PANS CHERRY STONERS -CANNING RACKS FRUIT JAR FILLERS . , : ' 'v Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. nn inJ Miss Grace Bogue Closes Her Westinghouse Cooking Classes LT-J U Bin 2:00 to 4:00 p. m. West-Jacobson Building on Elm near Adams WHETHER OR NOT YOU OWN OR INTEND TO BUY AN ELECTRIC RANGE YOU SHOULD KNOW THE MODERN METHOD OF COOKERY You Are Cordially Invited EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER COMPANY Cook by Wire - Not by Fire