La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1925, Image 6

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THE LA GTCANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday. Juno lfi, 1925.
CLUB AGAINST
"FISH WHEELS
Not oonti'iit with luUlns thou
uiiitH of wiliMun annually a U'vf
inlh'H uhovtf Hit; mouth ot Hit
('uluinhhi rlviT tli1 ('OMim'i:a1 in-Irn-ftH
hiivc invaded I'liton and
Waltuwa c-oimlh-f. with tln-fr fish
vlu;i-l. their lmn uiul th.-lr tiara
anil an' (hiirivlnjf Hitortsnien ot
what Utile rolling n-inntna.
Hiieli 1b tho allttinh- taken hy
I ho WiiiK. I'f uiid Kln'tfuot club
of Vnioti bounty and 111" Hporta
ihph'h ofKanizatluiiM of Wallowa
founfy in riK"l"K thr Installa! hn
of flhli whM(H anil traps in the
Jinnalia rlvt-r mul Cnth.-rinr crwk,
nrconllnp; to A. V. Andn ws. wr
retary or the W'lnK, Kin and Kht
fool club.
Three years ko tin- rornmerrhit
fishing eoiiipiintcs itiHtiilled a fih
Mliet'l ai the liiinuha hrhltfv 1
ratch what few khIniom iiiiinaK' d to
make their way up Hi- iilumhiu
tiiitl Into the Itnuahu river. The
salmon are i.-ilon out, oM'iii i(r
i'RK C'd the spnwn and Hah nlilp
pcd out for the inarkei.
Last yeur. aooonlitiK to Mr. An
flrewfl, rondithtiiN wre Hindi that
practically none of Ih" Npuwn wh
Bhipperl onl but was Hpoili-d hy the
Jiot wwii her. ThiH flU wln l
prevent any hul the HiimllcMt trout
from Koliif into the ii.'T rt-aeheH
of the rlv-r and inatrrlally hsMi-n
the run herane the hne trout
follow the Miliuon eneh mmi-Iuk.
Hporlsmen fuiulllar with the hi renin
claim that the Jiunaha lias heen
practically ruined for trout fiahhiK
hy the Insinuation of the fish
Wheel at tin bridge.
New I'Mi Wlurl JiiMjiIIuI.
ThlH yeur a fiah win'! liaH heen
Installed a short dhitanee from the
. I 'n ion hatchery on Catherine cr'ek
nd the Wlntr, Kin and Kh'itruol
flub in making every attempt to
have It removed-
Ietlers wi'iP M'lit to CJovernor
JMerce, Ktate Hupcrlnl-mb-nt of
(nme O. K. lhirit)diirf and other
. ihls tnornitiK hy the Wiiiir, l-'in and
I-'leeltoot club proteiin the C'ath
rrlne creek Installation,
In the letters the secretary of
the club, HpealdiiK' for the .too
frporlHfiKii incuilM-rH. asked that the
flxh wlieel he removed for the rea
hoii t hut 11 won I it practically ruin
the trout t'hdiinK In one of tin1 only
Kood fiyhinn Hin-uuiM reuiainiiif? in
Cn Ion county, t hat while ports -men
were allowed but one miliuoii
a flay t he ciMiniii'tciul coiopuuli'M
were taking Ihem from the titream
with iH'ts and hy odu r iihuiih dr
illed the filn i-nicn. a condition
wiileh i obviously unfair nod thttt
Mich comiui i talinatton of the in
land KirritniH and wu-rway Ik an
ini i liiK'cmeni on the nj;htn of pri
vate citizens.
Orcein tit-tu I'. S. Aid.
HAM-.'M. (r. -Tin- f.d.ral jrov
rniuent twin appropriated 10 tho
talc of On 'fro n undfi- the J'uinoil
act the amount of 'H,Uit with
which to carry on uKrh'iiltunil
work. The money will be ex
pended uinh-r tlw direction of the
Jrcjfon AKriciiltnrul culh k-. The
iipproprhitlon w ii acci-pti-d by flu-
yeinor 1'h'i-r'-. The mom y will be
available urt.-r July 1.
Livestock Show Awards
la 3 Divisions Given
(Continued frem Piffii On.)
I'Aririr (oast
f'lubH-
S:tn l-'raiiciHCo
Salt 1-ike
Scalth-
Oakland
Lou Ani;clt-H
fortland
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y .sierday; tcautH t ravHiiiK.
.MI S TODAY
Airlericnn League
St. I.oui.s at Wawliini'loji.
Clev.'l.uid nt 1'hiladi-lphlu.
lalruit at N w 'York,
t'hh-aco at l!o.stou.
National 1,4 aue
New York at I'iltsbiin,'.
frookt ii at I'inclnnall.
IhiHttiu at t'hhairo.
I'hlladuliihiii at Hi. Louis.
I'm-ilif! ( oast Jicat'iie,
Keatlh' nt I,oh AiiKeh-M.
I'oiiland at Han KthiicIkco.
''rnon at Siicraint-uto.
Oakland at Halt Lake.
(Ihiiic This Afternoon.
The ,Mi :fs I on nliaiiH of I'endlo
ton are nr-hednh-d to play the Ath
letic, club at the hluh Hchool
Krounda at 4 o'clock thla afier-nooti.
We Go Out ot Our Way to Serve
i ui:kii wati:i(mi-:i,oxs, caxtaloi i-ks.
i:i.(;i.n nor hoim: tomaiods
lti xcu i:(.i;rin.i;s or am, kiis
THE CITY GROCERY
Jimt lUck of Oarr'B on Fir Ktwt
rnONV MAIN 673 RAY UAUM FltES DKLIVEIIT
flam t). lot &7. J'roduce of K'""de
duiu. IIi'Ht t wo Individ on Ik. May
I'M i. and Houita. by 11. ('. Jiidwell,
North I'owder; ITincexs I'rlnce
Meteor, hy )t. A. .MaHternon, Jji
Clt ande, Oi, .
t'liiKM in. lol !,S. Ilcvt lU'ht honed
Klallinn and four of li 1 H K't H. i'.
indwell, nrih rowir; Tommy
.'alin-. Klin. Ore.
I'la.tH II, lot Lit. Five uiilmulH
owne'l and ttliown hy exhlldtor.
li. ('. lihlwill. North l'owdrt tr.
HKH'lul.
ClaHH 12, Anierh-an Ttemount a
aociallon, for colln Hired by I'. H.
KOVfriimeiil hOI'Mtr Meleorlte. i'oltH
"either Hex foaled to J HV3. .Meteor
ite, II. . Cordon, Ifaker. Ore.;
JtjHtrite. fii. A. Mllehell. I'filon,
die,; itonlta, hy Homer Kid well,
North I'owder, Ore.
ria.'H 111 "A." 'oltH eltlier ht-x
foah-d In lfi2t. I'rlnce Meteor. H
A. Ma.sterMon, Iji (irandi-. Ore.;
In. I; Marron. II. C Itidwell. North
I'owder, Ore,; Captain Jlyera, Win.
U ei :i, I nlon. ()r
'law 14. Coltd either ws foal
ed in I1IT. Colonel Mack, Homer
Hldweli, North Powder, Ore.; Hos
ier llrown, Jh-rt Haze; Ifonlla, 'on.
nid Croud, rnion, (re.
f 'ha iiijdon of above (hrep chinned,
foal of Kovei'inoeiit lioiw, Metenr-ite.-
M. te(,i Ha, )(. li, Jordon, lia
ker. or-.
CiiliS(lah-.
la-s 1.1. lot lio. Heavy honed
lior.'it m. Stallion four yearn and
over.- - .s'coi li.slj 1 tender, Andrew
Ifhicklaiid. J.. land I'lty, Ore.
I liClMi Shlrex (Iteul-tercl).
i'lum HI, lol 7i. Wilaon'H Mol,
W. It. ..dbetler, Alicil, Ore.
Clara hit 7U. Mare four years
and ov. r. - l-'alrfleld Kxelma, W.
. I edtieiter. Alicel, itn:; (mco
I'rince, W. li- l.cdhelter, Ahevl.
(ie,
i 'hamplou Ml all inn. Wlhwin'H
Idol. W. It. l.-'dbetter. Alii'.'l, Ore.
t "ha nit don mare.- Fair field I-a-.Inia,
W- It. I,edbetler, Alleel, Ore.
I'eri'hcron.
rht'K 17. lot Ja, HtalMon four
yeuiH olil and over.- Ooimhl. A- H.
Hunter, Inland City, ore.; Kroiuer,
A. H. Hunter, Inland city. Ore.;
(traude Itoieh-, WHIIfi Mokh, l.a
Cirunde, ore.;
Hiullloii two yar.- and uiid-r
thn e - Cnioii (.addb-, a. II. pavis.
Nort h I'owder, Ore.; K Uik I :a
iiMind, A. Kaiterbei--. Nmilj I'ow
der, ore. '
ChiHH 17. lot kS. Htallion one
year uihI under two. Hounder,
WIIIIh Mohh, I .a (tiande. Ore.
ClafH 17, lot Mare four years
and over. Km Ipt, WIIIIh Mo.s.i,
l.a tiraiide, (tr.
China 17, lot hi. 'Mare one year
and under two. Ma Una', Willi
Monm, l.a tirande, fin-.
Champion Htallion, J Vrcheron
cliiMH. I ona!d, A, It. Ilunler, ai
(irande, Ore,
Champion mare, l'ercheroa clas.
KHther. WilliH Msa, La (Jr.mde,
on-.
liclftlmi.
ClaHM lfi. HlaMlot) four ydirs and
over. Kbeonnant, G. H- Levy, Co
lon. Ore.
i 'hamplon Htallion. Khconnant,
Q. H. I.evy, 1'nlon, fhe.
ClnH 2U. Inil't hoi'Mes (Kt':ide?i
Or eroHH breeds), (let of reL'.iwIefed
.Hired. .cl 1 1 0. CJeldiriK or mare
four year:t ami over.- lialdy, mare,
Willi: Moms. l.a (irande, Ore.;
Maud. W. It. l.edbelter. Alie-I. Ore.
Lot 111. ; Idiiifr ur inn re three
and under four. - Itaehel, 'WiMi'-i
Mon-, l.a (irande. Ore.; tueeii,
Andrew llliicklaud. Inland 'ity,
ore.
1I 112. Ctchllnj? or m re (wo
years and under three. Will;, C. C.
Conrail, linbh-r. Ore. .
Clans 2'. lot H 3. Mare or wcld
Imr one year nml under two. - Kasl-
tr, lU ed Taylor. Alice!, Ore.
( la..ii an, Id) 114. l oil meter one
.iej,r. V. It. I,edhel!e Allvdj C
C, Conrad, I mbler. Ore.; Andrew
lihakland, lfi.iid Cil.. uiv.
Speeial I'm jiihini.
$:'.p 111 krohl presented by Geo. W,
JSerihon. prefiiieiit of the lnlon
l.lveMtocli uhok. for the best draft
animal, inure or jfeldltiK exhibited
at Hit- hIihw. won by W- It. l.ed
belter, Alice!. Ore.
Hpeelul premium; $:T. in j;old
pr.Nem.d by the l.a (irande Na
tional hank. Ii Grande, Ore., fur
the besl diKph.y v( tliiee animals;
draft hoi-Me division. won hy W.
. I.edhett.-r. Alite!, Ore.
ciiimh i':, lot i in. (jet of wire from
ru-tle dam; four individuals, eat her
M'. W. It. l-edheMer, Alice), (ire,
( 'lafis 2f. lol 1 I S. I'roduce of
grade draft dam; best two Individ
ual. It. O. JIudHon, Allt-el, Ore.
clans !, lot 1 1 'j. Grand display.
W. H. Ledbciier, Alicel. ore.
ClasH 2'J. lot 1. l-'oal c!ass.
W. It. I.ei!blter. Alice!, Ore.; All-dr-w
Iflockland, island city. Ore.
CI:o;h 27, lot 121. Jack lour years
and over. Johnnie, Art Met" all,
l.:i Grande, ore.
( 'las 2 S, lol 1 24. A! ule four
years old and over. Oolly. (ieo.
Shcyer, I 'nlon. Ore.; Charlie, Geo.
Hhevar, l lilon. Ore.; Crack r Jack.
Clifford F. Robinson, Cove, ore,
CUihs 2S, lot 12ii. Mule two 4-arn
and under three. Maud. Jack
(ticker, l 'nlon, Ore.
Ca-H 2S, lol 127. Mule one year
(dd and under two. won by M. J.
CunniiHliiiun, 'iiioii. Or-.
Claw 2H. lot I2S. Mule cot).
M. .1. Citnninnham; i:odney .Milh r.
( 'ias. 2ft, lei I ;tl. M oh t.-am
liitehed. --won' by Geo. i-'hevar. I'u
i'n, ore.
Mp'eial preiniiini. ? 1 fi In poid
pre.'iented by I Ion. Win. I 'oil man,
preihh'nt uf l-'irst National bank,
1 taker. Ore., for best mule on ex
hibition. Geo. Hhevar, l nhni. Ore.
Class 2(), lol i:tl. I) raft teni.i.
registered .. v. I. l.edbelter. Ali
ce!, Ore.
cias.s :;i. led i:i:i. lnaft horBe,
general purpu.-e team. A! I'ack
,., Cove, ore.
CtaH 2, lol :!4. Draft team
unn-Kl'dered. Willis Moms, l.a
(Irande, Ore.; . G, HudHon, Ali
cel, ore.; W. It. l.edbetler, Alicil,
ore.
Class 33. lot 1U5, Special award;
draft teams hitched to tarm watton,
team to wei(4h '4 2ao pounds ui
over, and driven by boy not over
IS -ar of ae. Willis Masa, Ijb
Grande, l re.; (;. (i. Godson. All
eel. Or-.; W. It. l.edbelter, A tic I,
On.
Class ;.4, lot 137. Siv in hand
draft team. A! Tucketl. Cov-. Ore.
Class Hi), lot GUI. l-'our in hand
tlraft futn. unregistered.' A! Ihick
e!l, Cove, Ore.
(ATIIJ; DIVISION.
Hereford ( alllc.
Class 2, l(t 27. Three bulls
owned by exhibitor. Herbert
Chandler. Uaker. tire.; Willis Phil
lips, t'nion. Ore.
Class 2. lot 2S. Two bulls bred
(alld nwaed by exh Ihilor. Herbert
chandler, I.ker. Ore; Herbert
Chandler, linker, ore.; Willie I'hil
; hps, I 'nion. ( re.
j Class 2. lol 2'.'. Hull four years
! oh! and over. Herbert Chaudh-r,
liaker. (Ht.
I "law 2. lot an. Hull thno and
und- r four. Willis Phillips, t'n
ion, Ore. '
Class 2, lot 33- Junh r yeiirllnsf
bull. Herbert Chandler, linger,
Ore; Herbert I handler, Hiker.
ore; W. li. J'hlliii'H, I'nhm, ore.;
W. K. Phillips. Pnlon, ore.
Class 2. lot :i4. Senior hull calf.
Herbert Chandler, liaker, ore.
Class 2. lot 35. Junior bull calf.
Herbert chandler, liaker, Ore.;
.Willi Phillips, t'nion, on-.
Senior champion bull. Herbert
Chandler, liaker. ore.
J unlor champion hull. Ih rhert
Chandler, liaker. Ore,
Grand champion bull. --Herbert
Chandler. Haker. lice.
Class 2. lot :t!. Cow three years
old and over with calf hy side.
Willis Phillips, I'nion. ore.; Willis
Phillips, Pnlon, Ore.; Herbert
Chandler, Haker, Ore.
ClaSH 2, lot 4a. Cow three years
old and over. Willis Phillips. 1'n
lon, Ore.; Herbert Chandler, liaker.
Ore.; Willis Phillips. I'nion. ore.
Class 2. lt 41. Heifer two ear;(
and under three. Herbert Ch ind
er. Haker. Ore.; Herbert chand
ler. Haker. Ore.; Willis Phillips.
I'nion, Ore.; Willis Phillips, r.non.
Ore.
Senior yearlhiK heller. Herbert
Chandler, Maker, Ore.
ciaiw 2. lot 43. Junior yyurllnir
nt.tr,.r Herbert chandler, first.
Meond and ihful; Willis Phillips. f
fourth and filth.
Class 2, lol 41. Kenlor belter
Herbert Chandler, Haker,
Continued on Pntf KlghM
Canadianfticific
Circle
Tour
Infant's Layettes
i:jnclanl nii:llnvs will ilo mil l ll IiiTiiii- p,in !.n.!n
Ihi lr l.n.M-IHs. Our lini- or liifanls' Wi-ui- Is miiiiili-l.-, nii-l
cMtr pHcr-i an- i-!f;lit.
Art & Baby Shop
"EVERYTHING EOR THE RAHY"
HEMSTITCH I Nt IlotH Ronuner IMtlg. STAMP! NO
HirrrEHicK pati erns 1. M. O. TIIAU
complete circle
- through the Cana
dian Pucitic Rockies- ,
most wouucnui moun-
' tain scenery in the world-tribS
never the same scenes twice. Plan
to o this summer!
EXCURSION FARES,.
y different hunulow Camps give '
, you plenty ot ui putt unity lor rvcrta-J
I tion nd enjoyment of every type r
I For complete dttailt and)
I ' illustiiittJ tih-ruturt
1 Jifj
CaKaditsn Pacific
ti w.H.ucacvn
HoiltVlp OattAdcahmrDcfi.
SilttiniiA. Afuiwnrft(.i.. Portland
I r-
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
Wo IlnTo Just Wilt Ton Want In
IXMUKIt, SASH AND IlOOItS AMI KIHN;l.i:a
It will pn j jou Ul tnTttillKMo our prices.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
CHAIN AND BOX WOOI I'llONB MAIN MJ
J. Ii. MUNIIAMj
Ten cool hoiirt'
or a nkkell '
A
for laltby '
Check" Seal
' electrical
retailers
'-and,eerybody:cool
Worker, brUk artJ happy pctipio
catineuitha keener appetite, movie
pocrs cool anJ intcrcstej, stay-at-i
homes delightfully comfortable.'
All because G-E Vans blow nw-sy
discomfort anJ brin;; that brcczit
indoors!
GENERAL ELECTRIC
($(xhtcJkcal
'Check Seal" Retail Dealers
Wc Sell
(GENERAL ELECTRIC TANS I
I
II. & S. Electric
TAX FREE
We invite every smoker in this city to take advantage of this startling offer. We've
told you about Lucky Strike superiority. Your friends have told you. Now know for
yourself the value of the toasting process! We make this proposition to win more friends:
The regular price of a tin of 100 Lucky Strikes is 75c
You pay the dealer only 45c
We pay the Government Tax of 30c
Art n,,!rHt7 as t,le dealer's allotment
rU,C yUR.K.iy, atthis price is limited.
Get One tin rsoa0 for home or for office.
TKf rotriilir rtrirn will be in effect when the dealer's
lCgUiar price suprly Cn this offer is sold.
Smoke these 100 Lucky Strikes. Then you'll know how the 45
minute toasting process adds to the flavor and improves the taste.
n Guaranteed bv
p
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j rtiiHM lot i:tl. Urai't ' I j . - j j
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I .. ' lOO Lucky-Strikes 1
I
racts
About
Taxes
on
Cigarettes
I rpo the general public, we believe it
J- will lie Euririini; to larn that
I nearly half of what they pot for cioa
Ttttes goes to the. yorcrnment for taxes.
The internal revenue stamp on a
pat-hage of twenty Lucky Strikp ciga
rettes cods you six cents. On a i
tin of one hundred the revenue
stamp costs you thirty cents.
So, nearly one-half, ef .what you pay
for cigarettes is eptnt by you for taxes.
This is certainly the heaviest tax on
an ar'.iele of daily and universal consumption.
The Tobacco Industry
and Taxes
The aggregate tax paid by the to
baeeo business is with one exception,
income taxes, the largest item of inter
nal revenue the federal government re
ceives. Last (fiscal) year it amounted
to $;!09,014,050.S4.
Of this enormous amount of money
the cigarette industry paid $182,715,
736.9:1, or nearly two-thirds of the total
tax paid by the entire tobacco business.
We believe you will appreciate that
wlif-n nearly fifty cents of every dollar
puid by you for cigarettes goes to the
government, you must receive in ciga
rettes a value in return for your money
that is rarely given in any commodity.
That the public appreciates this
great value is shown by the enormous
im-rcusc in the consumption oi ciga
rettes.
Our reasons for this
tax free offer
Ve know this offer induces men to
try Lucky Strikes it "Wins More
Friends."
We know that a large percentage of
those who get acquainted with Lucky
Strikes adopt them.
This isn't philanthropy nor propa
gandajust good business, as you'll
agree.
The offer is limited. We cannot af
ford to keep it up.
We make it generous, to attract at
tention. Super-quality
Only by immense volume can we
produce such an aristocratic cigarette
as Lucky Strike at such a democratic
price.
Its quality is supreme because it has
that costly extra process, toasting,
which improves the llavor and adds to
the taste of even the finest tobaccos
that are used in Lucky Strikes.
Cleanliness and Care
in Manufacture
Every Lucky Strike factory it
model of sanitation. Read how Al
fred W. McCann, the noted food ex
pert, describes one of our factories:
"White walls and ceilings, floors as
clean as freshly chiteled marhle,
cutting machines anJ wrapping
machines that take away from th
human hand all detail and lcav
nothing to the human supervision
but the w&Uhfulneu of trained
eyes."
We know n trial will make you I
permanent customer of ours.
107 Depot St. 1'hone 393-W
A Ouironteedtry
rrjusr