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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1924)
. .Friday. October 21 lfloi ' p" ' 1 ' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE TREES GROWS I'lmUmr army wl,l .turt , "lids of tr,... .m ... ." 1 JUS T,L ,.,0r"' 10 t" American Ji association. Troc plnnUn(r nlinuo through Kducation week ;;W 17 the nrst two e . K 1 lntlI with the dates for Uhlcll Soerelin-17 w,.n i ..minu ima cail- -. ' " a national conference on mill JMllon ot forest products. A ji mo ivatlon Saves the , Jrees tho Trees Will Save the Nu Ion.' Is ready for free distil i'Utl. by t,L. American Tree as BociaTlon djrlnit Education week The association is also sending out tree planting suggestions and tree day programs to women's 'lulls, hoy and girl scout troops ; and American Legion posts ' throughout the country. The leg. Ion planted lis first national tree "t the SI. 1'aul convention. The (own forest' program Is being taken up by many legion posts and municipalities, the offlcluls of I lie association report. "Theru is nothing In which the , American people need more edu-l cation than the forestry problem.'! said Charles Lathi-nt, fnou ... trident of the American Tree as sociation, today. "These dates coming together nre of peculiar : significance.,' Preceded us they arc by Hie birthday of Theodo-e .' lioosevelt, they are given double : significance. "With the' eener of the Ijmber industry Hearing the Pacific coast and with eighty-one million acres of idle land In the United States fit only for growing trees, we must not only utilize to the t best possible advantage what have left, but we must begin - growing new forests to insure the ' future prosperity of the nation. fur forest products are the back- , bone of every industry." Again Epinard Bows to American Prowess r - - ....... . . ... .... ...... . mimnrLm N.EA. JJ9U 'inisli .if Hie ir.eai ihinl In im I lon:i I special race which win thousands of spectators Into a frenzy at l.a emi I v sh.cA.xl Ppire.r.i th nuirv.jeiia Jrem h hot sd- tuklnx second honors Sarazen won and Mad Via) -. .t Tins is it n'marnaiiie pnnto ana snows now close me ibiee thoroughbreds were at th niliSQj Library Ghats r'i j-ooit "iii mu itoitA." 'j I "Hello, Dora.'' said the young i Jiiiintt'rhl the old story, "you look t exactly like something out of the i Italian Kenaissanci'." . I "Is that so?" Dora answered. ': "You don't look so well yourself." ( 1 im know J mini) Dora, don't f jou? 1 y She not only think that lii V l!, .i,.li Ih ii Kiiiiiiner remirl : she a ', so helietes that Itomeo and Juliet are ,1 vaudeville team: that Helen 1 uf Trov lives near All.iany, and . Iliat Xane (Irey Is a color. 1 She says that reading hooks - .... "mvi'iil wiimIi. of time." j of courHc. you're not in Dumb ' Hera's class, and there's not much "r danger of you slipping lio It. ' , You follow what's going on In ii... iirlil- and von are uciiuattlted with the greal events and the great persona of liuaory anil iiieriiiiin-. - You read good hooks. ' Anil. In selecting these books, ou consult your library. 5 ' Adapted from the Oiicugo Daily i t .News, by Kellogg library, j! ' With the coming of the winter ! mouths It also becomes time to r I think of thai reading course yon : have always planned to take but 5 ' huvo never had the tlmo for. Why I ' mil let the library plan a reading .' course for you. in wbni ever tine ' volt are interested? The library j. 4 iias several interesting courses of , '" rending as outlined by (he l S. -i Department of Kducnllon. These ,. -scm are all carefully planned I and lo each person who submits ' satisfactory evidence of. having ' r I all the books on the list J . wilhln three years from the time f f joining the circle a certificate , bearing the seal of the rnlleil i: Slates I'.iinau of Kilucatloil and j ' signed by the oinmlsslnner "I '. lOililcnlion. will I"' awarded. h'ol I lowing are four of the court's of l li-ri'd. J I. Great literature undent, : I iiieiltevll and modem. J '2. Thirty books of great fiction. r'; :l. American literature. ff 1 .1. Amerleun history course. ! If you are not Inleresled In any 'nf the above courses, ask yniir f i ....t.ti lil.riii'v t oliltlne one for on in any suli.leci wnien ji" " l',(l In learn more about. t ' 1 ....vii el i.'1-rinv l'illii:ll MATtSlll''li:l.D. Ore. The hiip j"'' porters of the $:sn,(P0 bond Issue, I ! election of A.llglist 211. were del'ei.l- eil in Hie circuit court or Coos countvi their suit to barn the I. 'galll IV of the Issue. The bond ! election was held Illegal by .Indue , i ' John C Kendall. As quickly as ' irnsrrliit Is lllken Hi" case (Will be presented lo the slate su- ; ill-emu '(!Ourl. The money voted In August was lo provide for matching stale money on main highways In tills i miniy. ISONII ISSI I'. AI TIIOItl.l'.K (HSKCrO.N CITY. "re. I'.y a Mile of Htl to il"-' Oregon CH rtsldellls In a special election au thorized a bond Issue or lor Die conslriicllon of a municipal '," ")l t.revloir eo-eiion ) Udeil ror a new- city ball, and tin iwo newbiill'lings will now b" K5H5E2II SopColdiB24HoaM liiif. Cncnr Bromide wutnour " ' , "Xthan any othjold or 1. fe.t iVlO KcondiT Sfffctiven IVTnyMr.HiM, portrait. All druism . . ,,.. r x a -j . Jews Plant Millions Of Trees in Palestine .IKItrSAI.KM. (AD-Tlm tr.M- Icnm bIoih's and vnllfys or l'llU'SlInc aro ffrutlimlly bfinff r-foi'csioi, ut--eorUlntf to un oific-ial Kovt rinm-nt atiUoment just isaiH'd, which stutos that nury S.OttO.ooo tr"-a and l.Oliu.OOy vliit'8 have ben-n plimtiMi in tho Holy Kami bi'twcni m'tt ami l!)L'4, iho first four yi-urs of the udntlnlatration of Sir Herbert Htunth'l us Mrittsh HUrii ( 't.mmis- sioner. . Palestine boeunio denuded 'or its foivstH owintf to Turkish , nilsruK' and noKK-ct, says tin: stato-iiH-nt, wliich rt'sulti'd in tho abras ion of some of tho best soil from jthti hillsides and in the accuniula ;tion of inalaria swamps in the ; valleys, i The work of afforestation bejran Uft yi'ius iiKO when the first Jewish .settlements were founded, but re ceived a great impetus after the war when, under the Hrttiah man (date, wrestler opporlunittiiS for de- I Veopinett wcr .T " w a The g-overnment department of ug- liculture. planted 1.2S5.0C2 trees durinir the past tour years: the Palestine l-'oundittion Fund and the Jewish National Fund, af filiated agencies of the World Zionist Or ganization. G72, 1133 trees; tile Su preme Moslem t'cmneil, 1 4. 7 (Ml; while the balance were, planted by individuals, mostly settlers on the Jewish agricultural colonies. SOCIAL n 1 PI! PROMISE (Special). Mrs. George Coleman und Mrs. Char lie Horner of Powwatku, uro visiting tt few days with Mt'H. Tru ma n Pott 1 son and M rs. V la Poulson, Mr. und Mrs. William Itced re turned home last evening ufter picking apples for about 10 days neap Inibler. Mrs, Heed's mother accompanied them home. Iawrenee Marten of West Vir ginia, Is visiting his uncle, JJge Harten, of Sunnyslde. The Watklns man haH been de livering woods in Promise tho past week. Mr. Newby and Theo i'arpr were picking apples for Will Cur per the rirst ot the woek. . Chas. Carper drove, lo Wallowa Monday with a load of fruit, and his son, Harold, took 1 1 head of hleo wether laiubs, which P. Carper sold to Alfred Noregard. Little Luella Curtior . is tiulte ill at present. Her mother took hep to Maxville recently to con sult Dp. Ten brook. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hlekford and daughter, Verna, aro visiting at the C, 1. Carper home. MoiigtuN Itcglstrutlon tiziiw ' H O S K B U U O, Ore. Doug las county's regi.stratlon for tin general election has Increased 120? over the primary regislrntluji, ac cording to a statement made by County Clerk Kiddle. Tho repub licans total 7o7l, of which 444U aro men and aii22 are women, and the democrats have '2'JHl, of which 1918 are men and lOiiU are women. The republicans gained 771. the deniocrals li.oe und the miscellan eous 125 over tho spring regis- i trutton. lAist sunietliing? Itextd (he Waul Ads! . 1 Y ;.: Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER COME AND SEE if wo hnvcii'i ihe very thing: you need in Uie way of iumber supplied l I Bowman' - icks Lumber Company i MAIN 8 FOIt DUVCIIAIN AND iJOX WOOD PHONE MAIN 547 J. L. MUNHALL Why shouldn't the West be prohd of its coffee? There is no fii er coffee to be hiid than Hills Bros. Rec Can. It is the ceam of the crop not c f one plantation but of the plantations jf the entire coffee-producing world. Blended with rare skill, roasted to a turn, ground with special machinery and packed in vacuum that retains its freshhess always - Little wondci that HillsTJros. Red Can Coffee outsells all other brands and is in demand the wirld overyThe Recognized Standard, witnout a doubt. To be sure, the West is proud of this wonderful coffee 1 With, allies. hjgli quality, Hills Bros. ', Coffee is not high-priced. It is econom ical to buy'' and economical to use. Hills Bros., San Francisco. HILLS BROS COFFEE ) PREAD a slice of bread. From actual test, acknowl edge the honest goodness that is wrapped upin the one-pound cartons M Mk r gar me You will like its flavor youaresure of its whole someriess. A real spread for pread. In ' tie Original Vacuum -Pack which kccfi Ihe coftt jrcih. Or24. Hill. Brtii. Swift & Company f U. S. A. Makers of Premium Oleomargarine "Mi. Emily Brand" l'lini lNrk SatiMijye.-.A i... v rli..;. '2(U I, It. I'nrli ('Imp ..T.. M. lork SK-ult 4 Wlwilt INirk Slmiiltler ...Ill- Mi. Kuar Cureil llncon ltu'k :...:..... VT, Hie lh. lireiikfnl lliutiu, Whole or llnjtrl 27m Ui. Grande Itynde Meat Co. zA NEW DPaIiTURK , HYATT MOLLER BEAHINDS NEW DEPARTUP BALL PEARINOB Hyatt und Timkin ConAcctinjod und Mailt ISeaWnga Fan Ucltaf . Spnngg ... Gears . A full lineoffieplacemont Purts ' Leightotrs Welding & Machine Works (Automotive parts) : . For t i Closed Cur Co Tho eusiest-stea HUDSON SUPEK-SIX COACH rst time in historj mfoi't at ExadJytSpcn Car Cost I Tding HUDSON ever built Leotoetter Garage 1 loo Ailann Avcimo i .' ASK FOR XT TT? THTV BREAST Fim for Quality La Grcmde Bakery ' Yd ,4. Mc Williams v . PURITY BRIJAD SUPERFINE BREAD Those ."Delicious" Fancy Pepper Pan Roasls Are' Now Ueirig Sen At The Silver Grill Till; KIM) OP Tilt 14 noi:s not ;iatti;u Alt ooU tilllo to UH when cuiik h to v u I c a n 1 a 1 n Smooth trend, or nun or rubric or cord tires iin all bis ottVetlvely rvMvi umJ niudu ovr-r by on vul cunf.!i s. Let n nrou thi. to yoj und suvo yoi AXol ot tiro money, iiA'rrKHYjpo. 107 Mr fit. V Mn'n &' V. fteU'. U:' r 1 I FNL ' :f We Aro Km In tlx- Aiiluinnlillo Itiinlui'H , IIUY Wi; DO hIJ.L MAZDA AUTOMOBItrlAMPS You iim) llicni In finr lioiiii!-wliy nui III yunr vat't Do jou carry mmrc In4nn? Wc furnlMh n kit fruu lu wlni'li lo crr7 jmit mra ibiiiiih. . H.and S. ELECTRIC II 7ffemorial.$ro! ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, ,and an order' placed in our hands is sure i ,to receive faithfufrlntelli- gent exf-cutignc' ; WW Gladly FurniHK . Kslimat . I sjiTfJiiHUlt' Hi'llti'll I IU MMItlttltU 1!UM Li M till! " Blue Mountain Marble 1 Granite Company -. We ( I 'i'.; Phone 393-W. 107 Depot 8U M.J
