La Grande evening observer., January 07, 1927, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, January 7, 1927.
Coyotes Invade ""
Fort Rock Area:
j Hunters Active
I - rnKNO, Ore., Jan. 7, Attended
i . thousands nf Juckrahhits which;
s iiive literally overrun (ho Fort
1 Jtork vulley, coyuies liy the hun
t ttrerts have in the punt few imnithn
t inoved Into the Kort Jluek country,
i' where they are beiiitf caught hy
i mm dozen trappers, reports lien
Small. fnrpMt nervice riniKcr In
jj rhrirge nf .the Kort itoek diNtilet,
' ivho Is In Hend. II Ik enthmited
1 :hnt 'hetween 250 and 3no eoyuie.H
hnve'heen trapped In the Fort ftnck
treu in recent nuinths. .
! '- ... So sheep
: .lnckrnhhlts have hern InereiiHliiK
. , rt number In the Kort J lock val
ley for the pant two or three yearn,
tt IniH been noticed by ranchers and
intent service men.' The rabbits
. ir easy prey for the speedy coy
res, which, through a "telegraphy
tt (tie wildernen," appear to con
gregate in ureaH where ruhblin are
mrmpTons. There lire mi sheep in
(he "Fort Ttoek country thlw time
of -year, nnd, consequently, coyote
live' virtually entirely on rnhMts.
, At AndrWs, who won coiisid
era hie fame severu I y earn n iro
when lie trapped an animal re
IHflfrt to be a hinK-sntiKht lnvn
Hear, huH in the paKt few months
trupperi ' ho me, 130 coyotes and
jirnhahly a doaen hohculs. John
Onimnlon, also of the Kort. Jtoek
wo Hey, iiiw -naught over 4a of the
i " liniiiiulH ,'iuid J. WcliKipr 1h Hold
to have trapped a quarter of
hundred. .Many farming living
! In the valley have caught, in the
i puHt lew months, coyote.1 which
i range in number from JO to 2i)
Andrews Ih reported to have
killed 35 JaclrrabbiiM recently at
one huystnek.. - - , - .
Will Plant Trees
In Clatsop County
ARTOniA, Ore., Jan. 7 U
extent! vo reforestation program
Instituted hy the Orown-"Wlllamette
I'apcr company in Clatsop eounty
will lio carried on again thin winter
on a larger scale than ever herore,
and approximately a quarter of a
million young tree will be net (hie
winter.
This In a larger number than
the company him ever before plant,
ed In oiio rcfnrcHlutfon seuson.
The lreen will be planted In the
Young's river and Nccnnleum riv
er vu I ley h. where the company has'
large holding!! of cut -over land.
All of the young trees to hp set
oul thin winter will be Hltkn spruce
according to an announcement by
rf. Walker, In charge of this
pluiNe of the frown-Willamette
operation. 'Hie young trees will
all be nursery-grown, coming
from the- company's conifer nur
sery at Wi-bI .Man, Ore.
The first load of lia.aaO young
Good News For Men Who Work By r .
ITie Week 1927 Has 53 Paydays
Looking abend at the approach
ing year scvnrul things stand out
ait murking It apart from Koine of
Us predecessors,
Kor Instance, there will be G3
weekly -paydays this year, a con
dition that only happens about
I once every seven or eight years.
liy having 8B5 days on the calen
dar, some! day must have 63 to
make the year come out. In 1926 J
wan crinay liiu in is yeur u is I
class of men who get pah! by the
week and Work not on holidays
there will be 53 paydays, 62 Hun
duys uml nine holidays in, addi
tion, h aving only 34 working days
in which to labor.
Thousands Keep Tab
On Crops For U. S.
it
Hal unlay. Months having five pay
days this year are: January, April,
July, 'October, und December. Of
course this means nothing to those
who lire paid by the month or
semi-monthly, but to the man who
works by the week, it means just
one mora payday In the year. And
next year there'll be the iihuuI 62,
ho he won't buve to make It up.
Then, 'turning to holidays which
did their part in helping to make
iii2U a iileusunt yenr by coming
University Gets
Fund For Dorm
';' PORTLAND. -Ore., Jan. 7 (AT)
r-rA. men's dormitory to be, known
ns I ho Hherry Hohh Hall, In mem
ory of tho lain Hherry Hohh, will
be built at Hie I'nlverHlly of Oru
&pn under the, terms of the. will of
the later Mrs. Mary Janu Kosh
Woodward. Mrs. Woodward, n
Portland resident, died Jan. 3. Her
father, Hherry Hons, was tho first
settlor on Hohh Island and tho find,
jirivalo owner -of tho Island,
r-Kunds for the dormitory are to
be obtained by the sale of Mrs.
Woodward's property In Ibe .
PoltoT doimtion land claim In
North Portluitd. , .
VOtlmr hnqucHts Include $15,000 lo
Albany college and $2,000 to I he
Hortland Y. W. ('. A.
vA plane cupuhle of carrying a
ton of lobsters will carry such a
cargo of crustaceans three times
U day from tho hcadwatcrH of the
Kulf of California to I.oh Angeles
and Hun Diego.
trees will reach Astoria this wnek. jon eltJier Huturduy or Monday, thus
giving a series or double. day holi
days, the same situation will con
lliiue in '.rJT,
Not only the same but more so,
because this year will huv H)x
double liolldayH. the yeur starting
and ending with one. Hy the way,
the Sundays will be r3 in num
bers next year, giving an extra
day of rent to look forward to.
Christmas will come on Kunday
wllh Monday following n legal
holiday. Memorial day fallH on
Monday and July fourth does
likewise, Labor dav. of emirs,. Ik I
CHAMPION i'Am;it
WASHINGTON rne Intest
champion father is Heuben Hlnnd,
of Jtobersonvllle, N. C., who lias
had 34 children. Is 72 years did
and has been married twice. He
was introduced at the white house
and congress as the champion, bo
cause, previously l.cnndcr f Jen tie.
of Georgia, rather or 2H, had been
ho presented.
I'faneees ure required by law to
WAKHINOTON. Jan. 7 (AP
A corps of more thun 300.000 re- j
porters makes the Division of SYop I
and Livestock Kstimates of the de- I
partment of agriculture one of tire j
largest fact-gathering orgnnlzu- I
tlons In the Cnlted .States.
"KorecaHtlng of crop and hinrkct i
conditions Is being Improved nn- !
nimlty by the division," W. V. Cal-
lander, chief statistician, says. "The
division's statisticians at present !
are engaged In u study of tho cor- j
relation of price and marketing
factors to acreage and weather to
yield and the establishing of the I
must accurate pur', or equivalent
of 100, In the cendlotlnn of crops." 1
The ri'i'nrlers gather crop statis
tics, , including conditions, yields,
acreages, prices and stocks, and
submit one. report a month. They
serve without pay. The division,
according to Callander, hns from
one lo ten reporters in every
county.
Approximately 50.000 separate
estimates and reports are Issued
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