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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1925)
Page Eight THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, December 22, 1925. State Hatchery Stocked With Millions of Salmon Eggs KKTKIWU'ltJSK, Ore. HpeclaI - About 1 1, 000.000 Hulmoii ckk and tvwy hutched flh Ht-e now in Xtvn tnle Imrchcry. lit ulnuinU with J.OOO.ouo Chinook chip re- Cf4vd U fl'W Wfi'kM hko, other . KhiplflMllH hlll' followed UllOllI ' owry week. While majority BWt chi nooks, yi-t Supt. Jrvlni' French wuh MurprlpJ lo receive X, 000,000 Horki'y.-H recent ly. Jle hud concluded, from inform al Jon uthcred from officiate of the Klutr f Iwh commlnnion, thut none of the highly priced sotk ".VM would ho uvnlhihle thin yetir. None could be hud from Oregon or WattiilriKton puwniiiK Million, hut lta Htutp nueceeded in :-tl inK one liberal fthiprwuf from the I'nlted Plates govern meiit bureau of 'flHhfrU-M. The -ff(fH wi ro taken In AluHku, the turuc of prcvloun Kiippilt'S of Hockey es. Konw HllverHidc. vkkh fluvi been received, und mure will cotnc lui t. AbMj, the hulehery now bun nearly IfOO.ooo yank -kkh and as mot of the. fteh -will he placed in Wallowa 1ikf, (Ihv will mean further stocking of (mil body of water. . - ' Rome 2,UOU.ooo egM have hut ched Uln-ady, hastened by the warm Weather and Mr. French and Ills uRMlstantH bftvn had a busy time taking corn of their young fry and thu new egg. Much out- j Shift work )ih been done, also, for j the many Hmall feeding pointa in I the artificial HtreauiH which wind j thru the ground have to be cknn. rd thoroly euch yar. The wiihr' In drained out und the hot lorn Ik Hcrapcd und swept, removing mud and mow which wu tt menace to tiny fhdi. There aro about 10,000,000 young fish, hatched )hhI HejiMon, in the larger plant. When the hutching 1h finished this winter the plant will Jib vp more than SO.nno, 000 small stilmon, an almost In credible figure, wbleh repreneuiH the present cnpuelly of 1h imUiI- llHlitneMt. The rurkH luivc been removed from the Wallowa river In the ran yon, uh ft would not he wife to have ihem thru the period of Ice und high water of winter and hpriug. N'ew' location probably will be choHeiitln tin spring, Mr. French belii v-fi. ulmotft a, quarter of u mile further down .MtTeatn, where niuch heavier and more iih Ht ri nt lu 1' rackH will be put In for next year's catch. It Im considered ncccHHury to csluhlteh an egg sup- ply near home ho that the butchery can be made aelf Htipportlng, In a way. and the effort will be con lluued until the circle ha been completed In Wallowa county wat- ?fceady to Dedicate Temple IL :!f, I Jja ks Ten i) ik Mfkvx nnd J .ov. f'AKt'AhK LOCKS, Ore' The ( 'aHciide I.ockH IiIkIi Hchnol uyh' htiHlfctlmll letiiu del'euled t tin Odcll hlKb hOiooI KirlH, 20 to IS, at Odcll in a return pnin. The Cancade l.ockH boyH Ion! lo Odell boy, 14 lo J7. "Eatsum" Peanut Butter FRESHNESS is peanut butter goodness. "EATSUM" BRAND is made freshly each day in an up-to-date, sanitary Spokane factory, from only choice, fresh-roasted peanuts. You'll notice the difference because it dots not harden in the container. Let the child be the, judge. school spread lor bread. Your grocer will supply you. Use it as an after-. Union Creamery Company 1112 Jefferson Avenue Lb Grande, Oregon. Phone Main 122 Waleteria It Shapes Your Suit While It Presses If you were to visit any famous shop like the Kuppenheiiner, or Hart Schaf fner & Marx, you'd see the suits being shaped. And that's what we. do for your suits with our new Valeterin Pressing meth odnot only do we press your clothes we shape them on special presses just as was done when 'they were made. The collar will fit; the shoul ders will set snugly; the style is re stored to the chest and waist, and the trousers will hang properly. Phone us for this service, it to your liking. You'll find We do alteration work and all kinds of dry cleaning. Valeteria Main 701 Cleaners Motor Delivery OeorKe i 'UK-tins, to 1i:m ranch in t he vulh-v wli'-rc. In 4 Npcct.s to !-tart I'ecdlUK liimn.. .John t 'ouch n-luriii-d home the la.st of the we-, k from a f w day J QF FAST WEEK 1 t rip toJ'orttand. Mr. Touch Hpent In f w days in the city, jrciilnff jMonif dental work done, j (IcorKc cu.salns finUln-d buteher j Iiik hos the first of the wvk. A Uininber of other fnrmerH ver the ! country have been-- busy recently butchering their yi-nr'.s supply of rnciit. l' A. Jowninif of I ap Jiuh butchi red u considerable nuiiitter .' - ftf UttKH durinj; the puKt nnniili. WAI.l.t i'A, (rt-., fHpechtl) i having nob! liis bacon and lard on John Htein und Cmily. of I Vper j umtruct. n wuh delivering n pin t I'ruirie ere. 1;. were in thv -up:f t"1 cured meat the lust of the j-i-ciion vislijii- !'. A. I o wiling th rt-',ek. liist of tin week. " V J. ''. l-'lippin. who 1b living in the il. . 1 of Lower Valley, 1 upper Wliiskey Creek section this moved a bunch of hi cuttle to winter feeding his slock, has been 1 he Minor -ranch In the hills a i'lulle Hick the past few days. Cier rew milts east of here, the mldd ! t a Id llewkelt has been caring for or the w et, lie also umwd ittH j nun. and doing his chores calves lie purchased recently from I One-lth of the world) popula tion IIvch In America in one. way j or another, lMaylmr the piano isn't hard - to learn. AH you have lo do is harti io find the rbjht notes at the per time. 1 llariuou of l,iap has been sick l tie I past several days with the grippe. j The yield of a whale is about 14 tons of oil, rTut this is very much agiiin'fi his wishes. Xmas Cakes Plum Puddings OM i:nlMi sijii-. Tiiai'llH-r wllll our llsliill Inriw inrh-ly f C'nl". I'b-, CaMikli-s,' !(. HI joii Imvo not likil mr snirco nl.r Imn- iiiIsmmI a r-al (mil. Malic! your Xmns ilimii-r poiiipti-U' l.v ( w i vln.s (aild. n Crust Hi- I.' (iolilcii ( rust I'icmIiicIs siclls (;u:ilil,v. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Mikrrn of TllKli-Grnilo I'a.lrlM ' "HOM1S OK THE UOJ.OEN CHORT" saving c 9 sjmi&i Rev, l,niiftw flrievp l priest txh of 1 lie new ntullha Tmph- in !." Aiigeh-s. bite Is fdowtr here holding two-yiai-uhl I'shi Siz;i. iiii-st.i in tin- tuU he will wear at i lie ieuipl il dii utlun. Technology Plan Results In Industrial Benefits At this joyful season, when the whole Christian world joins in a festival of good-will ami gener osityand parse strings arc loose we find a real pleasure in making it easy for said purse strings to encompass the greatest possible abundance of the season's good things. And in" the knowledge that our service has given you a little more or a little better of these 'ImVana Goodies than yon might otherwise have enjoyed, we are happy, and wish you a Merry Christma::. f'AMHJtilMlK, Alawi. AI. KU Ion Unit the plan alwi ban worked , (yeai-H ago industry and education Koi logciner m a plan or coopera tion und Industry has been com ing bin k for more ever Miner. To day Uie division of Industrial co operation at the MassachUHftlH In stitute of Technology nun more or ders than It can fill. , ThlH iuen of cooperatioti In call ed (lie "lechnology plan." lirlefly, it opr ratcH lo place ul .IndUKiry'H door the wivices of highly truimd technical und Hcientiflc workers, as well an tlieir equipment, in or der that problems conlroiiling the buslneKH- world maV , be solvt d without u diHruplion of 11 reset t methods or tt lel- jp in production. Jtesulls of the plaii have been to I)iiik men from many fact orb a Into the institute to work and j study In Uh laboratories; to Keud I research w orkeri from the Inst i tuti' Into the ' factories, und to 1 the' worker and profes sors uuve 10 inn growing ucmuiKis and needs of the industrial' world. A .si do from these TcnultH, iTo fessor fliurb'H I. Norton, director of thn division, believes ttiis co oiierutlon Juih cuused many nuinu IlK'turetH to I lie re; 1 the Uliioiut of resi'urch work done In their I own factories to t he end of h"t- leriiiK their productM. lie cite.) the exa tuple of u lunnufaetiir'V of woolens who believed bin prod uct to be the best, obtainable. A customer complained as to the quality of his goods ami appealed to the Institute lor help. Jte search pi oIchsoi-h found 1 lie trou ble and means of correcting ji. The manuiactiirer buitt a tatioi i tory of Ida own, manned It w 11 h technology giniluateH nnd kept t he tern arch worker us a vlsting in stt ictor until lie was sure things wtTf running as Day should. I'rofessor Notion Is of the opin io . the advantage of technology! students. He furlber hetievcH Hint ! I he work of the professors in :he I lebl tends to keep 1 he si iideat s ' in close touch with industry while; they arc still students. ' j Some opposition to the plan was developed at Uh inception, Professor Notion said, because it j was felt t ho outside work would I Interfere too much with the duties, of teaching. 1'roieHKor Norton huh j It has worked in the opposite di rection. ' Some or me problems that the lusl Utile professors 'have been culled ".ipon to solve include d - j tcrmining the effect of laumleriruf t unon cotton fabrics: perfection of 11 machine to build silica lor steel furnace lining lug the effect upon buil v) brut Ions caused by trucks nn opcrut'ioti or heavy machinery, nnd many ot her problems of widely divergent natures. ricriioii hi fllca bri-;.Hjr igs; st udy- I 1 uildings of lutlinn Mlssloimry lYnnuitctl I'KNIM.irroX. On,, AM it n service of -7 years as missionary to the Indians at Tutuilla mission Itev. J. M. Cormdison has bi-eti promoted to the position of field secretary In the Indian division for the hoard of national missions of the Presbyterian church. 1 1 re- . turned here to bid farewell to his i friends preparatory to Ink lug bis departure, lie will travel all over Hie country and visit mis.-iions in j his new work. The mission is 1 now in charge of Allen paiewa. an j Indian, who is a catidldate for lie j m in 1st ry. I ror Going Up 1 j ;t? t Christmas High-Grade Dinner Sets Carving Sets Etched Glassware Flower Howls Sleds And Ice Skates F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone M-R5 William Oihl' M Aw. f'Tni.r rtnry vt lh. Iiraiury. I nlwan KlllltiS to Imd liflpln hurnl. I'hoto howt lilm tulHB I'll of llntlp( fur the N.jr ll.lltt r- ' l-Au"'1" - FEED Rnlliil Onl llnllitl llnrli' Wluilr Oini -mi-kiHl 'orn Wlmli Whrnl Mill I llnlol Alfnlf llnlttl Tlllinllty linlifl sirnw (.rll Kgg Maker Snrnlrh Auk Our Prlt-rs. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Main 792 The 'Ori in and Operation of Skatfs Stores The elephant is a inaui mot h beast, eijually cap nbU' of much r;icnl or 111 ich l.n nn accurlin,T !' the manner or his handlin;;. lu hint is latent al inoHt mil 1 mill d pinvcr for service or for destruc tion und tie- cfi;:n,!(.H im,, which his i?reat HtretiBtii fihall be iiided are matters for the dt-term inn t ion of the man or men into whose keeping he is (.Hen. Likewise, the Kre.it Mallet type of locnino live ---roanns ' down the track with its string of cars Hashing after it like the tail to a comet is a pot nt faettu- tor derjiruction unless the man at the throttle is cool-headed, steady nerved and 'of unswerving righteousness of purpose, ut, unless t iie 1 urriiieer shall have suddenly wone nmd, he will be t rue lo his trust and triide his train, and his pussenj'.eiH through to safety if for no nthvr reason than bemuse he realizes that to do other wise means hit; ou n dent rue) ion us well as t he destruction of the mighty pouur which hi? controls. It Is true Ilia! n-at organizations, such us KUaiar" lilort-s. retu'esenl a mighty power and mucu has bun said- by those who lacked information, or who had Viven the- matter but slisht thought or who wi-re iiispin d by a miHconceptjim of their own ttelf-i.ilen si---about tile potential menace which t Ids power const i; 11 ted. To reali'.e the fa I lacy of tins ar.ifijiiten! fl is only necessary to n-fleet for a moment -pon the s-lf-evident fact that the mail or m-n capable of building these Kreat organiza tions must be pon-seK.,.,! 0f at h ast a normal .amount of entiitiu n sense. A nd. being possessed of ordi nary eutprttoM senMA they have only to look back over history to ren'liae tliat the sllghteKt abuse ol t he power whieh t lu-y conl roi will inevitably re Hull in the ultiinale destruction of that power an I t hem;'- l e.s ,u it h it. Thus, it is nvain S'-en that the clement of self intereat :t:;ide from any higher t'liotivi s, autonial I ally nets a:; a sal. ty- valve and a Very effecli e clierk up-u t::e aeiluiiH of those to whom tin pub lie h: a sei a nt lo entrust the guidance of the policies of ki'i ;;t iast it ut inn I:irt hertnorc, it is an ineouri-ovei-tibi law of 'economies that only those eii'erpri.-jes v. liieh render the greatest serv ice can hupe 10 lairvive and the old must give , way to the new in e:'et proportion lo the greater tier vice u liieh the new can render. Therefore, to continue to eist t he n'ew must constantly $1 rive to eee. else il. loo, will fall by I lie wayside. Kor in tin-, ijisi analysis the public is a merciless judge and will be s- rved. In the mass eft oil, represented by such oigan i.elhuis a:: SLagns slons. guided by sound and I'cm-tltia-''e policies. Iis l he greatesl opportunity for genuine -r ve i.ii'l individual accomplishment. Motivated by the tiehl intpilses and destined for a d finite u- oal ol" the m.i xitiium in serv- i'e and t 11 ici- tn y there is apparently no limit to the sjd-tHttd ii'Milus which Is u it hi n their power to p roil tic . And t liese results need not all be utah-rial although e h!iv found that the piui ttc is gepe rot is, even lib-'tal. in rewarding its real se r ,-ints I In y r:m be and are deeply gratifying to I he solll :;t Well. In the earlier articles of (his series we have tii'A limv ikagus slore originated from tlie efforts of oee man lo find to solution for what, lo hint, constituted a prnMcm in larger community servie W have s- 1 n them now from h tiny, one-man undci-l.iUIng to an i-nteiprlse of ast propoi-tioi-s iih more than :!"( sions and I'lt'ti wide itwiik", loyal, at ftest u nd enthusiastic yo ing men nnd women eng;ig. d in their operation. We have seen inaugurated a profit -snaring plan that is unique 'in its vupe and equity to all concerned. Including the iitlinuile consumer. It lias been made clear how it is pnss-il i,. sometiuu-s lo make a liberal profit out of wlt.it others waste and stilt render the puMtf 11 genuine "service of saving." If litis series of article!! shall have revealed and made un it 1 standa id.- io the reader the marvelous spirit. the r'liira'j.-iiiis heart and the sincere pitrpiii-e of every :neinh t of this great body of men and worn 11 who are striving cheerfully nnd etuitenh uly -tew a nl t he ultimate goal of "I Jistri but Ion w itlioot u asle" if they shall have nfa.-'.c you n ward us as s.mply "one of the community in spit it and i-ndca vor"- to know t hat SkuKK ftoiitt, tike most other stores, are owned exclusively by t he m.-n ulm act ually operate them and that the piwii arc ymir frh nds and neighborH t h. n all of t ::e eftort f their prepat 11 1 ion and publi cation will be more t ban .instilled. U .' bejiati this serif! of articles with a state ment 1 oni-ei aiitjf lieverend S. M. Sknggs. the foun der of Sk.n:i:s stores. We want to close It in the same way by saying that the 'uf r lism and hlgu purpose of the man found its only material re ward in the w;'v be would have it the achieve ment of b:y liie's aiitbition "to be aide to preach tin tb'-qM I w ithout I'li.iriiK whervcr the tied and to the limit of It is capacity' and the founds to make t his pos-dble reuiilarly f bid t heir way t. bun front the proiits of the Institution he founded. Candies Nuts 3 hhs. Xmas Mixed Candy 51c 3 Lbs. Plain Mixed Candy.... 51c 4 Lbs. Commercial Chocolates '. , ---8!)c 4 Lbs. Gum Drops .' ....89c 4 Life. Jelly Beans .". S9c- 5 Lbs. Special Mixed Candy 89c 5 Lb. Box Hand-dipped Chocolates... $1.)9 4 Lbs. Mixed Nuts g9c 2 Lbs. Soft Shell Almonds..:. : '. -79c 2 Lbs. Large Oregon Walnuts !..T 85c 2 Lbs. Medium Oregon Walnuts file 2 Lbs. Brazil Nuts : 55c 2 Lbs. Peanuts '. 35c 2 Lbs.' Salted Peanuts .. - '.49c Fruits ., Vegetables 3 Dozen 321 size Oranges and basket....: 1 Dozen 150 size Oranges 1 Dozen 21(i size Oranges.......... 3 Grape Fruit, 54 size. 1 Dozen Sunkist Lemons ..80c . POc ...45c ..47c ..19c 2 Bunches Large Celery :...'. 29c Large Cauliflower : :i(ic, 35c, 10c 2 Large Heads of Lettuce '. 25c fi Lbs. California Sweet Potatoes 15c 2 Lbs. Eastern Cranberries' : 45c Bananas, per Lb 15c 2 Lbs. Bulk Pates '. 29c . 2 Lbs. .Layer Figs 15c 5 Lb. Box Layer Figs .'. 89c 10 Lb. Box Fancy Prunes $1.99 5 Lb. Box Fancy Prunes , 99c Miscellaneous lS-oz. Can Extra Large Ripe Olives...., : 70c 9-oz. Can Extra Large Ripe Olives 40c 8-oz. Can Lartre Ripe Olives 30c 8-oz. Can Medium Ripe Olives 35c Quart Jar Green Olives file Pint Jar Green Olives 40c Pint Jar Stuffed Olives 19c 6-oz. Jar Stuffed Olives 39c 3-oz. Jar Stuffed Olives : 18c Large Tin Heinz Plum or Fig Pudding ..19c Small Tin Heinz Plum or Fig Pudding 25c 1 Lb. Can Heinz Mince Meat . .'. !....35c 2 Lb. Can Heinz Mince Meat : 59c -Quart Jar Libby's Mince Meat .....59c Iarge Bottle Heinz Sweet Gherkins 1 tc Quart Jar Economy Sweet Pickles (i"c Quart Jar Economy Plain Sour Pickles 59c Tint Jar Economy Sweet Pickles 39c Pint Jar Plain Sour Pickles LZ"!""9c Large Bottle Royal Ann Cherries I.....fi5c Small Bottle Royal Ann Cherries 25c Money Savinp; SKAGGS Cash Stores UNITED STORES Oregon Washington Idaho Wyoming Utah Nevada California mmr ift id - m &mv m m m m wn 1 - r w m
