La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 28, 1924, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENTNfl OBSERVER Thursday, August 28, 1 02-1. I""'.! . ; BUS HtSS - . ' i . i mllltt luive clirtnileit, or have eluded . - V. ' ' for pn Inilerinlle perloil uml do "Business Digest Reviews' not,onl1 f"r ni',Tm1 I r,.)J( 1?:t; lr. In Inn lumlier tmiri.il heCore early Conditions Existing .in . wr, nnu .mitosim mw f SCVei'ill OreffOil PointS "howri it lirtillhr lner'iii iliulnii : r Prnennr ' ,he l,IBl ,x mnnllm,' unil eoiull- ,, . lt 1 M.M.IIU linilH ffiMlorully tiro inore favf- . . . . , ; ' Hide I hull II your lino." 1 The, summer Iwuie of ItllHinoH, - " pifceHl (fiven the' rntlowlliK Hillil-!: ON'T.AItIO i ftnarlr-H of. rnnilitlonH rxiHtlng. AO-j (if.- u. r'oekriini, ou-sMor, Klrst Ji'Onllna; In li H reearrhen. In vur- ; jfallimiil hunk ) : 1n.iui (ireinfn nolnIB: ' : j . nilM Iiiih heen one of the ilrlosl v (Wm. I'olliiun. I'nuMiiil 1-lrM ,;NWm, whleh thlx B. i tliui hni : I Nnllraiul IMnk. Itaker) Mi-vor oxperlonooii. Iinncc- eninil . '"iMiHinen oonililtnns,, iroiiornll.'! Hons wen1 exeepi tnimlly fuvir;ill" f piakiliK- ill linker, county uiei iliirlnir the full of lii'l. uml xliei p lint iplile lis Kood ilH they were ! and eiillle wintered eeellenlly ' II year turn for the remain thai j uiur nl u comparatively hiiiuII o.x- vo Juive hail a moBl mTilKiiuily ! penne. The April lumh crop wn llv Rrairon. Our eroiw will tiroh- orte of file ' lcHt I hut we ever hi"! nhly nveruw a booiI fill per cent land innihlnKs of iua percent were nl nnrmal. Thin Inclndeii hn'llic rule anil not Hie exception mii.I irralnK of all lilntln. . I with Hie April IuiiiImts durlni? the : "llmiKn enndltloim have , hecu I Kprlmr ot I !i24. In ordinary year" . very iHinallHlneloi y on account nl , an Mi per ccnl . April lumlilni; Ix the waler ' HhortuKC In ninny! considered uvoi-hko. Wo have luid place.-. The niillopk, for fall p.i'i- no rains or any conwiiiienee nine" Lire In not nearly an itood un we ; rchruary,. 1 und tho rnnKVH wniild like to nee It:. .' ; ; huve dried lip' rapidly, and live- 'The Kheep- men are Bell I ,K ! HI ock men have been compelled nlonir very well, luiviiiK received : iroo1 nriceii for-their lanilia and ' wool and the lamhit weighed ex- rerdlttKly well ronidderlnfr "the nondftlon of the, range, "ThA entile men luive -liud u very - lianl ftenxnn on account of ; feed condition and ' the dryLiir n of the ruiifce. .Many cattle liuve heen sold and shipped' that i , would olherwiHu liuve . het-n kept over, whleh has had n tendency to Iteeji the prleeH (tf herf lower ", than tliey ifhould I.e.' !, , fl.unihej- nilllii are running full limn hut . prleeri havu' lieen Hum .that It lMlpraetletilly a break-own priipni-ltlon wit h them v "'.MercltantH report Ilut liualneHH Ih about an average ot tho tunn- fciiur hiiHlneHM and expect to liav m the liHiial fall b'lHlncHii. "rrleea for the amir that thv farmer Iuih to el( with dlalrlhute about as much money as iihiiuI, ' . ;. i:k;i:m: '' (A. 'A. Itogers, cashier, t be First National Itaiik)'. ' "t'ondlllnns In llugene 1iavo been cxnepllonally good 'luring the past year, and utr bulhllng permits for Mm first six . mouths or this year show a lorgre tnrrease over the same, period' lu 1023. Our merch ants' report a sallsfaelnry volume, of hutnotw 'wlib very 'few exeep Hons. Orops In gvnernl are much better than , (oo;r d for thirty days ago. Itepnris urn coining to us rt'. the ffect that till wheat Is howlng a ylept of better than 20 hiiflhelM per nrre, nml th yield frrim barh y mid oats Is n porled rullsfactory. The hay Vrop was r.hnrl. but the prices sal Isfuctorv and tnosf nf the furmrrs tin- ex" pei-lliig to retiU'e from H tn $20 p-r ion. The.'iierrv cropH were n -1 .. - -- m . " . , For Sale A real Improved tncomo C-acro trade lit May I'nrlc, Mmlern limine, 0 rooms, '- bnrn, rhk-ken JinuHe, cherries, berries, allalfu. Uoofl roads to town (Tvety day In tho yeur. if you want some thing good . and luiva $2t0o In rash, luvestlgato this, Tho bul. lance can ho flnnneej. f . A milk routo with 11 enws, bottles, cratos," cooler for snlo. ' Jnvesligato this, Now Is tlio ' I into- to buy a tn rm Wc . have several good buys. If interested pall and let us show you. our 1 llatlngs, . Wn hnVf tho best listing In city properly w-e luivn tiud for (fieverul years. If you are In thr market rnr a bnmo you will not lm doing Justice to yourself If yotl fall to lnventlgatu our op potfunllbs. Ve ' linvo money to loan on :fiirm lands, l.et us show tho nd vantages wo aro able to offer Geo.H.Currey MnFA!.TllH E 15y The Day, Week or Monih ''ii!'trool' Imiltlinp . .Kxcvtlrnt Service Airent fur HUDSON mid I'SSKN' IEDBETJER . GARAGE f'lione :m-.i Kocst h llldg. . ll-lflft hhort. whlli' Ihp fhorrv rrOD W'ns nnff nt Ihp lanrrot vr nrn. jrlipil Ill (lie county. Moat prune 1 brph.'tnls wiiow a ' heavy not of Mfriilt, and the apple Kttuatlon is ....... ....... ft,.. 'stool; tnen are , more nptlmlHtle I i thul) ut uny time ilurlili? the pant two cnrB. Mont of tlie luniher lo purrhiuie uddlllonal raniie al an cxlru expense, Mut-t abranul .un. usually heavy; one of our ctisdnm 7tn. havliiB a clip, averalm? ovr I 'i . pound per head, and Bevc-r ,1 of thenv averaging uvr 11 pounds lier . lieal. Alalheiir. counly wools xold for from 33 tii :i eenta pen pound, hut approximately half of the Malheur county wooIb were not, sold and wore conxigned; ine growei'H obtaining advances of 30 cintx pr pound. I'ebruary lambr fattened well and tlinfto -whleh went to inarkel the forepart or June brought excellent price. Many of the April lambs )iuv.i been contracted for tall delivery ut 0 cents per pniuid, but th" dry gt-arion will probably rexult In the April lambs weighing five or sevn poon'Is less llian they usual ly' il In t h' rail. There Is all ubundnnre nf dry feed In lh hills, but I hero H on actual short age of water for llvesloelt. I'atlle, are in umistmlly good eoiidltlon thlM year In vbw of the nnsatls faetory 'innge rondlllons. , The Malheur valley will bav plenty or water for Irrigation purposes thl Hcusmv due- to the Warm Hprlngs nseryolr, .The Worm Hprlngs dis trict hiui it surplus of water, and at the present time Is selling loon Inches r wuter per day to other ditches. The-nlfaira hay crop wus better this year than ror several years, due tu the fact thai the a I fulfil we'vl did not bother the ulfalfa to any great, extent, t'orn Ui looking unusually fTfnt l this valley, und there Is a greater ncn' ajfe than f.r several yenrs. Crnm and poialo crops are good and the outlook for belter prices for our I form prnincts Is onuslng . much I belter rei-llng among the furnuTK. ! 'Mir merchants n porl lhdr bud- ' "'wuUlH;wMmui'iH 'for - l!t2:i. hui iml .nf tli.m look for belter conditions this tall," v lIN'TKHPItlKi: (W. H. Holmes, president, Wal lowa National bank) : 'Our principal farming nere hge, Ih Irrigated and thr crop of lui)' nml gtnln on iiiTii tv- all of ihl.i IMPORTANT NOTICE ll I A L G. BARNES GREYIST WILD AM!AL CIRCUS Over Two MORE WILD ANIMAL PERFORMERS THAI ALL OTHER SHOWS COMBINED MEET THE GREATEST MOVIE STAR Or THEM ALL- JOE HARTINhimself LA GRANDE, o Q Friday, Aug. tllo ii:.Mis'i.M niAiit Kio.vrs ix sai.i: at tiik , K v ii. Ditt ti sittiti: ItlVMIll It nv TIIK Anv.wr ii:: nf li;ivtni? ynnr ttn villoiin-W(-l ill I ll Ik liii. Yon c:i.i III IIIIIHl i'IIMH iiioltiiiif Hi,. Ilfi of ynnr imimi lill.t luli,' limntllH I iiilli-N li,yii..l till- .. tl Ml fl II I . in-iKil.t!y Imiiii:IiI ror... Anil nil ihu III II l'l)llS:ll'iiliv, l Hlllllll rout OltiyiON inn.: . II A l l I It V I'll. 101 Mr Si. Main MA land Is very good. On high monn- tolns nml Wallowa ljllt -Mloruce reservoir have provided ample wu - ter for IrriKUIIon und ll Is not be. lleveil thai I hen will be u short age. The. flrsl crop of niruifu was lair ami ine s-con.i prauii-ieu ... nc r.oMl. In Die hill Hcciiim the illinium. Sdtmt ftiil wheui Im fiiir 10 KO(f! und Home n iri t y lifftil. Tlii' re. U. hoiik Hprintf Kruin thin, on ui'connt ut the r (-! i ruin, protiiltu-s to itiuko ti fiitr crop. Hnin'c ot HiIm lute .criiln will" iiink )iit liillc, Caitht and nhccp ho fin' nt- lit ,''" eoiwiiiHin. i n pim- t lurcM ore tT-illtir pr' l'y dry hut : " If w K''t oir usiiiil lull ruins lhy hIiohIiI lie in lair, c(;nlil l'ii Tor winft-. The mountain r;in;-cH nro JioMlnrr well und tlwi Irrialcl lundH will I u mirth initt-h pn.si urb ott'ej- th i-ropfi ar hiirvted. ijoio :irlii uir huiiKt- In mhm-w condition. Th dairy biiini iw pro,, j vOJck n Kliu'lv incunic lor. u inr. per I'fiii of otir fariin rn. t no pri.; j of hoKX,-. which v' prodiH'1 a lurwe ; miiiilx-r, ih KCtlllij; hrtlrr. (Hthi wh4d. while fhitn- will he u it inn- lii-r of nhorl itoiim. I lif Incn aM? in price -win orrC mucli of llils and we think thai m:tny or our rarin er wtll hIiow utnre prorit ror their yeur'M work than they did laat year." - VOIt'l i(AXI) . "liusin'esM has held up well con sidering the - somewhat unfavor able condition of I he lumber In diititry. Itnnk resoun-es : and banK deposits In 1'ortlaud,. June S'Jlll, were greater than in lip, same lierluil In 1923. deposits June 20th this year b-lng ( I H.ook.uk 1, as' agalnsi-t:H.73o,S7l In li23. IH- lail business ror the first six mouths .or this year was. grenler than for the rirst six months of f;i2:t although during May. ..and June there was a det-line In com purisnn to t he sumo two months of reriecllng the dullness of lumber und logging. Industries whoro uneinploymeni was noted, ''urgo. moving In and out of llio I'orl or 1'orl Iand"Tor the rirst iOx mouths of 1924 exceeded tha1. iiHnlnu- In the some period of l!t2l. OUR ' CHAPEL IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL A Clinpel of Ula nlty and beauty, hi which you can hold , ait entirety wort hy ami fitting service. Is youis If you whli to nmi it. " Yon jro luvitt'd to maku an lu.spei'tlon. ., HNOlW.'flASfl A ' 'il.MMI'.HMAN v "f liiderrarlion Ariibttlunou Htsrvlo IMttiim Mala f ('nr. llli Hint I'enu. l.n tirnnde, (ire. H3 4 RING MASSIVE PORTRAYAL CVtHTS IN TH1 UFC OFTHt si .W! Sad BSW SSSt. SB M aSBBBBBBU mm m sa Hal mm M BW m sib Emm mm bst m ONLY AMtBJCAvN PRINCESS Thousand Wild Animals Ska. I i Whent. lunilMr und rlour ore Hie ; three commodities which make up ; n0 ,ulli of T'Ortlund' "cxportii. i .oriand shtlipcd phronrf ' ft Vc cent iiion lumber, 'nonrf.v lhne linuM as much wheat uml nearly . , ' Miair oi iy-.i. . i.iiiiii-r .-ai..ih amoiinlcd to lK7,oon,lillll M, valued nl W,34l,IMlO. uit ualn-.l 1 L7, 00(1, 000 foot valued 'at .lf'(li;. ooo In whcul 'prir(s, lo !),;27,ooo I.MKhHtj voljiou in ?10,- T-i neii . ..ni.tnar.-,! -Willi :t 4i;4.- ooo hiiMheiH valued at 4,!",',l,, yeur; and Mom export si to i, I ooo (mrrelH i'ln"(i i J'-?2L 1 v ing, whether it be the inside floors and woodwork or the outside-exposed surfaces. What wear and tear are doing on the inside, rot and rust are doing on the t outside slowly pulling down the value of your property through surface neglect. ; . - ! To put paint and varnish on before it l needed, and not after, U true economy. . Damage is under way just as soon as the surface is broken down, which is often before you realize it Buy good paint -it's cheapest . Cheapest because it protects the surface better, lasts longer and goes further. Raomuinen Pamt and Varnish Products are made , in one of the (inett paint factor. in the United' . State the Urifert in the North weat. Tliey ara made by expert who hava an intimate knowledge -1 erf Northweit climatic condition a knowledge gained through many year of actual contact with the qeoditiout, Th i,t rict,' maintenance of RotmuMea Quality Toveins every step in the making of these paint and varoUhe from the first selection of the lead, . il and other materials, to the final sealing and labeling of the can. There bo better paint than Raimuieen Pura Paint We add our ' guarantee to the manufactur n. Bring yoor painting probiemt to us. Paint No paint will latt forever. Out good paint tha riakt Lr proportiona of ' white lead, white zinc and limeed oil, properly compounded, hints longett-and gives greatait coveraje. if it's Rasmuasen Pure Paint it". GOOD paint,, and the leant coitly in tha long run. We recommend and sell it. , . The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. 'Wc Arc Not In the Anlontolillo IliisliirAS . ; 4 HUT WIS 1K SKI.I, ,', EDISON H AUTOMOBILE LAMPS Ymi use (lirm In your, liomo liy not lu jour rnr? ' Do you rnrry stnic Minps?' Wo ftiniKli n Kit frocin wtiit-h to rniTy your IllMo lnnifis. H.and S. ELECTRIC Phone 393-W. Servicing Wc Spcciulie in Mattery lli't'hnrjrin, Ufpnlrhift ntiil prolnnftfitft Hu MTflre yiMii linltciy uns lulrinlitl In Ktvn r'niillfKH ot (lie slw ilr ntiikis Our i Hires mid HrrvUi must miity, M-iiorit iii: ii umv, sr.itvu i; r.xinn iisirirm..r FRED T. .MAIN LA GRANDE IRON WORKS imaciii.sk mi or ani ixiivnnT All Hliitlti ut Int litiiery, Aulnithil'illffl mni Trrnvtw llroalrvd . tivfrhnulcil tunl ItetmUt Ait't.vl. ut Ui'ldlitte nf All Kind tihult-i Kttrliiie nutl Over-Maw I'LHtom rrikiiliMliAdff, rilciii atitl I'Ntuu I'Ium IUinnms tilvti t1 1'rlikl D FITZGERALD Prop 000 n.i iiKaln.Ht '..f.i.ttftfi valued at in ii2S. , ' Vko tvroal yr pnded Jii'- j'io w:m (tie lf:ost in thf hiHtory .of ih I'foliimhiu river"' uml i i'uffv. rnund In point of water shipments ,..., ,ho ,w .,au. am 7n i . . . ... nml firm- - converted to terms or wneul moved to ecu, as aftalllsl CT.iilm.OlMI In the cereal year i:il-l'J3Z wnen inc. j previous hiKtl mark was reached. I Of the tolul, 44.U27,llllO bushels of -'e""- w t)uinlht river, nml a.6-i.ooo bimh (1m frotil I'UKel Hoiind. . . 7'iv'e niiiuiren aim seventy-Keven .. TT'S mighty poor economy to : postpone painting or varnish- i i.l . i 1 tM i that lasts or Every Surfact 107 Depot St. Batteries BURGESS isn.t .i. rr.Vani Ave. vcwii ontf ril forHand hnr!ior. I and 552 cirrf 'from I-or! land dkmvtw. ir-.rf., . .Krri. of 37 arrival and cdRht clearing :o ,rai;oIV iiniIu.(1iatt.- Bfir. 1- nan of rnriland. jiidentof i., Hie flrat alx montha of l23.tor (!fiy Tht RlllV di:nin-' company. f ' : U These vejucin eiuricd poodH uml produce valued nl, $)lroi0,O0U of which IHH.ofto.ooo ffuny inhound and f2S.000.OOU wan outliojind. of the Inhound cargoes $40ooo,oo0 was from rati fie porta, $2tuu,oOO from CJuir ports and $20,4o0,ooo from Alia nl it? port;, of the out bound $15,600,000 w;ih conMiKnel to I'acirie portw, $1 J.O(tO,000 to AtlaniU; porlM and t:i&it,ouo to triiif purtM, Portland's dome-itic. ports wore of Kreufcr vulue than lu 19 28; lier donifKiio Import of Hli;lil)y Wan vahie. The New HASSLER U'the outgrowth of eleven, years' practical experi ence. Rebound Check positively checks the upthrow of your Ford car on any kind of road, AND Shock Absorber and absorbs the shocks, thereby saving your tires and cutting the cost of mainte nance. NOW $18-50 for a Set of 4 (Iiuuitlcirfoti Extral . Let us put on your set today r-i :t:i i svi( mm Itilll'Axy - ' I.fl (ilf)llilc, Oif. Rebound Checkam Shock Absorber rich rajj' JL ct ramy f & . milk of UMhK' f West CcastEakics VSliJ .... wmrimSmiUimWa'mmm'9'm J-U- uijw mmsjiau lasam. iji.v m; ; Your First Dollar and Your Last--- You can remember your firet AoWfV and bow you earned it. It vas a liij; dnlliit. Yoti have probably forgotten your Inst dollar j and how you spent it. F.ttt your hijtfiesl and lxst dollar is (he first one yon saved. If yon haven't that liind of a dollar,' you owe it lo yourself. Pay it today with a savings depor.it in. this bank. . United States National Bank t ? i X ? f Ml Mill It t'l.OKKAl The Hank MUX TO flKSIMfc CimXii In. ' t- -'""rtlon ' BEKISPOIIT, Ore. The WnUhiii. tho niilk is to onitotttKM, two HiohthH' Id J in eng. will tesOtrio Blue Mountain Oregon : LUMBER- -. v, IS MANUFACTUUKD WITH THE UTMOST' SKH.T" V . AND PRfX'ISION. - The Result Speaks for llself.. 1 ' Bowman - Hicks Lumber" Company : y ' s Telephone Main 8 . rOK DRY CHAIN AND 150X WOOD"'. f " I PIIONK MAIN 517 ' ? J. L. MUNHALL ASK PURITY BREAD First La Grande Bakery ' ' K. J. McWilliams ' , PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD , ... . ; . I I I vi. HAVI? YOU TRIED RI.UK MT. . , Fude Ice Cream; . Snnieiliini; New in Ice Ci eant as Delieious'T' " . ' as FutlKe Candy. ' ..v Ar.k for il. at HI no Mt. Dealers. " ;-; BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERy- . ' La Grande, Oregon. , ';; Telephone 'Mnin 00. IIO'J Wasliinslon Ave. KRSI''.IIVB SVfflWi That TahN C are of Vour Jooulimient Itns hcn otrnta tn- FOR for Quality ' Interest .5! v