Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1924)
'Saturifay,-August 2, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN REAPERS MOVE TO THE NORTH Warming Up for Campaign , TOl'KKA. Kun. (Af) The Imr-i vestcr upmy that In now emplu)t-tj U-athtvrine tht crops of the Kmit ix-iitral Avlu-ut id-It Htuira uutnum-bt.-tn tlii eiitlri' pi-iu'o Minn ulrctiKMi of ttiu'L'nitod ,Slitcx iiriny. Tin? ml. autre tftmnl Mturti-U north wiird In Texas early In June, milling rv eririltt by tin. thousands us tin scu wm moved Into tin pivotal whvat state of lvuiwas In Mid-June, itul Hwclliiiff in numlcrs. to more than J OO.UOd an It reached h puk ac tivity In Hit- Kiinflnu-i-r nlatn iilioiii July 1. uiL-ordliiK- to tlu(lHtlf-H uvailuhli- at liiu stiilr court of In (HjNlrlul rulutloiiH licii', r'ii''lrc lufi.tioo imu to hun- ' dlo thta harvest aiul provldo for replacements," rciuurked J, II. L'ruwrord, prchldin Judy. "To vlHijtilist' (Ills groat uriny luxes the Mmiglniition. Wllnras I a trains, nmdo up of tciispu-sm-np'r rourluM uml each roach carrying (if men, ruulilng from south, cuhi aiii) jvcsi to Hiq points of dtHtilhiitlon. Thi-ii fitund for 3!i hours jmlll tinsi ini-u inarch singly file- pant a Klven point and Htrt-u-h along tin- high way a (linlunee of "K miles. I to Ihlrt und you will nee the army oT liurv'8i-iH dl;trthtitt-d thruiigli tht wheal Im M iinnualty. "In addition, m public employ mMit service, recruited &3,hu) im ii and illsf rllmtrd tlu-iu where- need cd uh cotton iJiburei-H, polatui ph k rrs, torn husk'Ta and for apple. licrry imd.ugar beet liihor, mak ing ir0,SS;t seasonal lahurcr.i biip-plli-d in I'.':' 3. ''KaiiNaH, which grown more wheat than any other slate In the nation, l harvesting upproxlnmtc ly fl.O'Mi.nny acn-H ami, the crop n CHtlUlil-lcd ( exceed (0.(MM,(MM) huuhelx. KaiisiiH wheat fleldH oc cjiplng Ifi.tHHi wiiiare miles have tin area an great uh the total land imrface of MaNsaelnmtttlH. fmmect Icirt ttnd 1 elnwnre combined. It hi estimated the lolal wheat area of tlic wheal bell states, frmi Texan to North hitkota, and Minn csota, Is approximately Hlt.i'iio Hipiurn miles of winter wheat, while In Ihu northern Htate th" Hpring wlieat aKK"i'Bates K.l);io Niuurc miles a. total area or 4S, tmo Mitvn miles." vv v r 4 - MHl City Sr!iMU Imimnnl. Mll.l. CITY. Orf. Durinir Mi. hiiiiiiikt vm-mion ioiiHUlt:riilh' n--pnlr work in lu'lnu loni! on I In- .Mill 'lly HrliiiolH. Oni iniirt- room If Ih'Iiir flllid for usr in Ihi! in- lilKll ni'liool InillillnR. nnd lolli mhooli) lire lnlnc Klvn n fnwh rim 'of jnilnt un I In- lniii'. Thf iiiutnm imilfliiiif Ih bcltiir ri'ltud In, wllifll will nuiki' lli; liillltllnn riiMlitr to Mint and tnuiriivo un up-pi'iiruni'i-. Adilllloniil dk urn illao Iji'lnB InslalK-d. ' ' r m vis '. l . A i - in ii.ii r " " i'M : X .11 ftnfn.un . ICE CREAM IN ORIENT NOW 'Evangeline Hubert M. I I'ollrHc lakcii lit nn itniisnally striking K lit ValiiiiKloii, I). V.t while niiiioiinclng llic Ismiicm uf tliv cum pnign lie will wnjc for the iifslilcnc. IDAHO iitoi(jirr HOUIS I NIlltOKIlN SUd.noit lalnt is .Made. . fllNIH-WrtiN. On: The claim that I'liiatilla counly owes the inti ulelfitvlity of 'l'undlcion upproxl matidy f:m.nn0 which should be paid, was made U a slatemenl iiiltlicly here by Mayor .1 times A. liOlHK, Idn. While sliuwcra fell around I ho outskirts of south western Idn ho last week th" (Irougnt for mosi part reniaum t'-,i.,. broken, according to thu weekly; T(i MIOIU,y (H allej,-i,d d be dm suintnary or llic I niteu niaies nn(,,r H prilvlslon of I he law which weather bureau. In the Irrlgaled .,n,vW,.H Ul(l, n ,llir( ,,r n. roll. districts conditions wen; npuricj nion(.y M,n M. r.eHtnded to mnnlel- K-uei ii uy iurunr mi niv fess of crops. ' l-Yoni a physical stamlpe says the report, ''it was a nil week. Temperature wen; mou- wnrk on Ulrl H,m.,M uyor l-Ve erale; sunshine was abundant." gald. t'orn. potatoes, beans undaugnr , be"eta are reported advancing rap- j Idlv, although' beans have bc-u Xrw llcally Law rrnl. damaged by blight, .and beets by KAI.KM. re. Tighleiilng up the the flv In some parts of- I he Tw'n ilWn retrarding the Tl-H.'llOW. Hliantung. (AP) hiving Imitated the foreigner In many ot her respects, the 'hlnese are now taking to the summer cus tom of lee cream and Iced drinks ind especially Iced tea. A short time ago lee cream was obtntnable only In l'eklng In the Legation quarter hotels ami In foreign com munities In thu port cities: now the Chinese shops that sell It are legion and the urchin In tin streel has the lee cream cone habit. etrtoln etuolu etaoln etaoln rdlupini I'tuoln shrdlu etaoln cmfwyp vbg Mottled soda water, pop Hnd lein nnade can bo bought anywhere. Iced tea stands, with dlrly glasses and swarming files, are frequent along the streets even In Inluntl Chinese cities away from the tour 1st routes. . The widespread Imitation or Ihc fnpi'lgner's custom of Indulging In cold drinks, without n eorreHponu Ing linliatluits of the sanitary methods employed by the foreigner fin' their preparation, promises ser ious consequences. Prinking water In most Chinese cities comes from polluted wells or filthy rivers, and the amieiit custom of drinking only boiling water or boiling tea bus been the salvation or the t'hlnes'i In taking to cold drinks Ihey are ibandonbig Ihlo old time protective custom. The Iced tea stands are the most dangerouH of tire Innovations. The render rets his Ice supply from some stagnant poild V'Thups In the ml. I'H- or the village. This Ice la put . Into the tea nnd not around the container. Thus the native un thinkingly lakes with his new tlrlnk water thai In former days he would not have dreamed of drinking without its first having been boil ed, lujelors predict that If th" custom continues" to Increase cert Uiiu epidemics ure bound to occur. Hand Throws 1'orllam.lcr. COTTAUK OltOVi:, ttre. Unlph Hand. Coltugc drove middleweight wrestler, defeated Jack Reynolds of Portland at Iteedsporl. After the match hnd gone f0 minutes liana -9 s 111 f ... i I Oaiil Or Ilcportctt t'ouuil MAUSHKIKLD. Ore. Two thousand dollars, a ton gold oro Is reported to have been found In the Salmon mountain district by ( Campbell, a miner who had been prospecting und doing us sesMiuenl work on a elulm belong-, htg to his wife. On completing thu assessment work Campbell was prospecting on a ledge not far n way, when be opened up a slrlnger or gold -heating ore a few inches bt thickness. It was mild. 1 icscrlpt Ions of tint vein given here by Campbell eon vine ed old miners that Campbell had struck the best gold prospect lhal has been un covered In southern Cuoa county in years, , manager of the Bond plant. In splto of this requirement In I tho contract of purchase from the Indian service, tho tihovlin-Hlxon company lias made no definite plans for logging and sawing this timber, Mr. MoCann stated. ' Telegraph liiuciiiHii Injured. IIAUKIKIUMIO, Oro. I'M Joins, about 35. of Pendleton has been un conscious In a llariisburg lodging house since short ly after !l:;i" when ne fell from a telegraph pole north i T llariisburg, where he whs work big. lie was with the 1'ostal Union company. Kelluw wurkers believed he received a slight shock,- 1 h- only Injuries round were bruises amoiit I he head on the tight side. The 'doctor intending him reported l hut his right arm seems paralyzed, .loins has been with (he company out truiu Portland since the latter par) of June. , ' ( l.o'ghu Itab NHtifieil. iKNI. lHo., Logging inut be heguu within two years on Hte MO, null. mill feet ol timber purchas ed in UiCi Klamath ludiuti reserva tion by the Hhevlln-lllxuii company and the timber-munl be logged ami sawed at Hie rate of at least -M.-oaii.ann feet a year, II was learned from T. A. McCann. vice-president of the company and ex-genera) Hljf WluUo Cioes Aihoro. NliWHOIlT, Ore. Hurlng high lide a large dead whale cam'; ashore one mile south of the Nyo beach bathing district. Apparent ly It had been killed by whalers. e'or the time it Is a great attrac tion to beach visitors, but If the whale lies on the beach for 30 days there will be another story. Kur several days boats have been doing a land office business car rying visitors out to see where a number of slaughtered whales have oeiMt anchored. Krotu now on pn ti ne tigers to Hie whaling buoy will be few. Girl DrtTca Wheat Truck. KITZVILLE, Wash. la wat times many girls "did their bit. driving truck, either In France or In this country. But tho trucK driving girls of wartime have nothing on a Kltzvlllo high school girl, Helen Hqeso, who is spend ing her vacation- hauling wheat from her father's ranch to tho mill, 10 miles. Mtas Kecse picks up her load In tho field, whim her father handles the sacks, and hauls It to tho warehouse., wherw the warehousemen tako charge of 11, Her younger brother. Good rich, accompanies her as. "fogU . man" or chief assistant. Blti- . vllle high school students gener ally do their part In the wheat harvest. The girls orten work m the cookhouse or kitchen, aii.l t he boys "make a hand" in the fields. It.it Helen Is getting .away with a veal job in hauling wheal. (he!! Louisiana's prettiest.' Misi Slta Ulanchett of New Uwria. La Hays the title role In New Ilerlai tnnual production of "Kvangellne." Vow he has been adjudged the most beautiful woman in the state. FILL tJP YOUR GAS TANK SUNDAY AND VISIT The Brownie Nook On jonr rtHite both coming and gotn lo Wallowa Lake Look for the Hrd and White Awulns Hm ti uo not imn os papjufps vi Jddvd am nm mo& Water Dcmnml Is Less. PKNOLKTON. Ore. The Cold Springs reservoir, which coulaliis t he storage water which supplies tin; I'matllla government project in the west end or the counly, con tains 20,000 acre reel or water, ac cording to measurements made on the government gauge there b government officials. ,.ullll. l.y II.- M.u.y. U.. If .1,1.1 rl.b..l MM "PI "' 2 r I Hiring Jun- ul July ll- r..rn- , ,.r(. dun.. .! .Hy w.ml.1 liuvi. M-roum. Ju l. t uf n i(ini Bvi-r ; .point," ,,,,, wlll, ..,, , , ,,,.., jiiiu...- " " ', ' ' "" r, , ..r ir,. .,.. r.-.-t. .. ... In it lii.ininiTlo.-k. u.yiiuldii wua unuldo lo rDlilP burk. This wns the first tlni.i llullil hud .v.-r tried the iii.-rry-eo-roim.l on un oijonrnt. Itui iiior. und niorti In- Ih ri'IIIiir aivuy from I lw too- o.,nilliin r li.-l.l wltli which In: lmn won su und lrrli?iitiiiir in nnd.'r w;iy for th third und flnul .'Dip. Witn Hi crciini' In tin. 1-nKlh of til.' dnyn th- d.'iiilind for water heroines less, so 11 Is expert-.! that the supply will he n.l-.iint-' linlll Sepleinh-r If,. I.-iiIIm dlslrlrt. colli Innes the report, r. al -slale .l-iilei In Hi- stale ur.limny Iliutrlles. Ilarv-sllntc of second rultiii); ul- (ireiron iviir In. ntleinpl-d nt Hie ; f,ilr.. lu wi-ll under wiiv und welltll- next SeRsltin .if Hie l.-dHlal lire, lie-! liOAIU'.KS HI. r. eondllidns lielntr ideal for the ..irdlnir lo announcement inade KI.AMA'fll work, the crop I. h-InK secill'-d here hy offleiuls of the slut In prime coinllllon. I.kIiiI- depurlmeiil. (Iraln harvest Ih milking good I InvesliKallon hy altaeh-H of III progress, nays the' r-piirt, 4illd real estate depart inent ri A tA SttANUB MAN HAVHt "My liuiids nnd lees . wero stiff W'llll I'liouniutlsm. I touk one box of your "Whirlwind Kidney & Itheiimullu 'l'uu lets" and tliey en tlrcly f r e o d 1110 Hum this condition. fl W Itocliunsn." ' - Chief Whirl wind Hold on A money buck Guarantee every drus stoic' In Ui tirundu. Jl.uu per box. . iti; ui KAI.I.H, Ore.. A real I record runlliat Is ey.'ted lo stand for sonic' time .in Kluiniiin rouniy hits been made hyllle AlBOlna lltlv has l.llinher coinpuny. I lie wi'ompatiy. threshing litis beirnil In the curlier proved, a. rdllut l!l .vf ri;liil. tliur.in July ' "'" ,' '"V, -" "' ' secllons. Apples .I'll.l . primes Ill the present laws me lax, nnd. Hint lUiildrr, w he.-lcd inl.r loaded ...rel.il creliar.ls are do nir the only nenalty provided for vlo- ears, nil llers or hi-ii nn "r For Sale Three new bungalows, Imun-di-nle ponse.ssion. l-ine o-acre, well Improved, Ir rlgaled Intel In May Park Addi tion. Special biirgaiii price tills week only. ?4,7M). WANTKO TO HOUItoW $Hjf.) oil . good real estate, first mort gage security. - : Home flue building lots In went pari of La Grande, near Hlange new home. A(?ents for the Western Louii & Ka lugs Atisoiiatiop. ' I .twins nml ImeMiiM'iil.s t All Kinds of lii-uinnec PYRAMID LAND CO. Mnlu 70.1 1'. N. Ford, V. fi. Ucrrr. W. II. Ilerry ltonile.1 Krsllom well, hut Krowers are, uneasy lie cause of thf HhortuffC of Irrlgallon water, many dllcji's helutr nuw dry or very low. ' . ' 4'asturi's arc short, find ranee feed, while still HUfrlcleill, Is not abundant. Much live slock Is b hie shipped because of Ul- threat ened scarcity and ronseiiucnt lilyh price of feed. In ..oillheasl Idi.ll.i ' the w-ek was cool and dry ivIHi the excep tion of Sunday, when teno'd rains fell, beneficial to al.i crops, l-'rusts III l-'r-luoilt wnillly .daliiuecd seed peas In some of Hi- liltrher sec lions. Kail wheat .Is reported rip. enlne fast and It. sonic secllons harvcsllne has heeiin. Hprlne wheat, oats. and hurley III the southeast secllons are' ecu-' crally tdiorl and poor, hill they nr.; reporled doliie well III purls . or Mlneham counly. The Clrel col MliK of airallu lias b-.-n finished in sonic secllons and priiitr-sslnB In others. The second .top Is re ported inaklnc fair to i:ood ei-owlh, I'ol aloes are luakliiir ' buimI crowlli and setlhiB well. Heels urn tfrow ine slowly. Th- ranije Is poor and dry, cultle lire reported to h- ll'dd- liie their own. Many .cuttle have been removed rrom souk" for-sl ranees on account of tdiorlac ol feed. ! " i ori;Bl' l.tillHTn" Mnn ' Itrlti; In lls.slonnr- l-'ichl , ' l''Al;(lt.. N. I. Mfforts' to ere-I I ale a more' extensive interest In Sfcll'llMllllM'Ilt of inlKSlllllH in Viuir In Wallowa likt. W.lltltl'lM' liicuiiiilclu WitllUlll a visit, lu The . Jennings Hotel , J.I.SC)I (Under new manuHem-iil) , W. II. ScllH-rl, ri-oi. Kur it meal prepared by (11 experienced cook and served just, like you wouhr wish It served home. This Is llio most linportunt pui't of Inu trip. .., ,.r .1,,. , i lu II,.,, i.r tola sea - of :'.l.'i"M ru-l. Aciuai I lie II is lie. ale. Iloillllllir lllllK WHS SCVl l llOllrS. The liropow d i.tuelidliients lo Hi- tlilrly-riv- nilnlilcs. Til-Be. hies exlsllne real i slate laws will pro- with nccepted by 111- Hnulliern 1 lde drasllc penalties ror vloiatloli.U iric Inspector with. Ill- cxecpMoli , , jor one cur, on which u chain broke. I 'l lllli.v I'mihiccs Less ll-.ui Th" lors wit- scaled ul tin ' llnndiue by Jo- Severance ami v-r- PAIilH (AIM The rlalm" cfilfled by Rov-rnili-nl ucal-rs, ami s.iin- ecoiioiiilsls Hint rruiiee lsw-r- loild-d by John M-Kuy. load II,,. "Ironmaster or the world" Is it and J. I', linker, holslniun. Tip disputed by rccciiMy published rle- rest of the londlnn crew were. O. ores. These show Hie product Ion Larson, 8. I". (Innllii. A. (I. Mr or Iron lo he r.lio.iiiin Ions a inoiil h I i 'urt.T. l- I.. Me.Carter. hookers; nml of steel r.r.(. nod Ions. Th-s- j O-oree Hlebblns. rhiilriiinn; llow rieures lire l.r, ier cent less than lard Henn-tt. and loader; (leoree the IMS onlput. H.diul-r. toeel- kno-k-r. uuy A ia-ri,ATU FORD BATTERY $16.50 I'OIt .'..-. , CAItS WITH i tt-Vull ritniillllC ail.l Idftlltllltf UsU'IIIS . . U-A-It-I-O-S Perkins Motor Co. LINCOLN . I'OltU - IOItDM)N , 'iiiiilh nml A.uims , Phone Main .Mill THE WELL ORGANIZED HEALTH INSTITUTION . Is tin outjfixiwlh uf tho need .of lloulth, Cure . and rrotcctiuu, audi as can be obtained only where Modern Medical, Surgical and Diagnostic . facility lias been collected under one roof. : ; x Where Physicians are always j)rcsent to watch ' each patient's case and give prompt attention to his needs. '''', 1 . Such an institution is conveniently available . lo Eastern Oregon. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. Thy. . The UNIVERSITY of OREGON The College of Litcrnturc. Science snd the Arts with 22 departments. The profession ! schoob of Archi tecture and Allied Arts Business Adminitritlon Education Grad uate Study- Journal ism Law Medicine Music Physical Edu-' ca tlon Sociology -Ex tension Par a entaloflue or onp information Writ Thf lirgittrar, Unitftniifi of Ortfon. Evfrnt, Orfon T 49 th Yur Optm Septmbrf 25. 1924 ..n.i lIlittnis,iir.. iiutl Hi snbse.,lleiit Intensive r-lletuus and inuriil tralnlliK of ,v I ".".'"Jl liealhell. JII ronslllill- Hi- mall wurk, and aim of Ih- e. neral mln ....... .....,r..n.mi. r the Norweei an Lutheran ('lurch of A ilea, al lis full nullum. I cuivenlloii ne.e -1 n Inlcriiatlonnlly. luoini-J mill missionaries ami relleloii.s . hi ........1 .'I'll, -ii.iveu - 1 woraeis iu o,.. ....r ..... Hon Is expected lo launch 11 dine l llir.melmut Hi- natlun lor ui'"- and better lipped Lnllier.ill missions. , k II.,-., II1 br, held IMldet (he aiispl.-s or III- fonlen ml"r -Inn hoard or wlil. n in- i.ev. llxson of Minol. North Hakota, Is clialrniun. The Lutherans, accordlne to t!.e KeV. J. I'. Itonsvold of Kari:i. s..-rel.irv or the llilslon board. spend W:s.ii"t each year ulo.i- for its missions. line niiii-in-i and fifty missions are already In Hi- field, lie slates, und are itc-' cumplishlne cxe. pllonal results. Coming Event ANNUAL MOCO CLLJI TURKEY SHOOT JiihI J tcf ihc Thanksgiving LIGlilJK AND UIHTKU THAN fcVfclt LA GRANDE IRON WORKS ' ' MAOIIIM1 KIIOI AND POUMmT All RlntlA or Mnchlnery, Aiilumnlillefl n.l Traolur. Hepalnd Ovcrlinulcl nn.l IlrlmlH Ac.ljli-.in Wnldlliff of All Klliiln clylln.lrr Itorlnic nii.l (Ivrrslwl lls(4trul Orsjikslialts, 1'lsl.ius will I'lsion I'liu llecraonil UIt. 11. Trial . D. FITZGERALD Prop. fliiTrjr Crop V 1.11. r. WKNATCIIKK. . Wash.. - llert linker, seer-tury of the Wcualch-c Valley Traffic i.sso-iallon. loduy announced thai the cherry rr.il ui..nli-.l lo Ti ears. I ft a.ldillon lo fil slrnlehl cars shlpp-dfliy en- press. Willie I lie merry nii prov-d tu b- more than twice as hire- us estimated. he said, th apricul crop or the district seems lo be runnlne below estimate To tal shipments to date are 5t cars. Nearly all aprlcoU huve t been ulcked- , Eat Blue Mountain Ice Cream- AND BOOST YOUR IIOAlfc TOWN Ural l!y Tesl A llonic-Made I'roducl. Maiiu from choice sweet creain u Ih Grando l.ondi VulJe: BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY La Grande, Oregon. v't:i Take No Chances UUY Y0UK ' COAL NOW! ; No (Jnc Can Tell (lie Future I'rice of ('mil Call Us AM) (JUT Tlfl-i iillST COM. AT I.OWHST PRICKS Stiles & Co. rilOMC MAIN 711 Always un the' Job With llic BEST COAL! Kathleen Campbell . Soprano PIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR Coach Accompanist Slu, io Eastern Oregon Music Co. Telephone Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel, Main 773 .....J... mmmrnt : Easy to Tune the HEACOCK Radiophone is the easiest radio to tune on the market to day. A slight turn of ihc dial and llw result, is HUti tlintf. Perhaps the second sketch in this advertisement 111 i h t seem overdrawn hut op erators of one of our' radio sets have heard stations as far uwny as Ha vana, Cuba. Tho lieacock Radiophone is as neur perfection as they can he niado at the ''present' time. O. M. lieacock, who has over 15 years experimental" ex perience, personally supervises their construction and many features that make it so perfect, are his own design. You must hear one to appreciate its value. Cull us for a demonstration' .today. 1 . - ' . -. We also handle other standard makes. of radio. , Prices range from $30 to $300. ., ; , Heacock's Radio Service Enterprise, .Oregon. v. V ' , ,
