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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1927)
r Page Ten LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, April 1, 1927. ' 5 p I Forest Report i Shows Many Use Areas in Parks The imtluuul forcMtn are utted fur liiuny thinKH beHlUoa the production of crom vt timber, ThJy in hIiowii liy tho an Dim) report of mieclul ukcm for the I' 2 ntitfomil fo rents of Ore Kon mid WaHliliiKton, Jiihi compiled In the dlulrlct forrMter'a officio at J'ortluiid, OreKou. i According to llio report, IIMtD jupeclal uho pnrinltH mo In force va IhcHQ 22 natltfiml foronlM. ThoHo ijmch uro of 48 klndx, runliK from, Uilarlt'H to wharf. There uro urh 11HCB U HCllOOt llOUHPM, fe'olf COUTHt-t, obHorvalorleH, fur farmn, hotcln, mineral HprhiKH and cemotorlcM. Tho JurKCHt niimlicr of pormltH ht fur nu miner hoinealtt, of which thoro uro 073. IJvcMtuck punt u re rcrml(H cuino noxt With H10. Of Iho total numhtM' of permltH In force, 107 nru freo peinilta, while JfM puy charKOM at vuryinK rattw iiccordliiK iu mo naiurn oi me permit. It Ih the policy of the foreHt hit v. Ice to iHHtie thexe Kpeclnl uho pcr tii ItH to meet local noedx when the Una will not Inierfrio with the pri mary purpose of the national for cMh aH the growing of tlmhcr crops Ulid the protection of wuterNherln. ; Wallowa ImUv ItmikH Jlljth Tho Mount Hood national forctd H-adM In total n timber of all pcr mfl wllh 4."0, and iiIku IcadH with 843 Hummer honicwlie permltH. TIiIh h duo lai'Kely to tho lutciielvo de velopment brought nhoiit ty the ooiiNtrurtion of the Mount Hood loop road. Tho Olympic fnroMt In Washington Ih Hccintd with L'ltl pcrmitM of all cIumhch, and the Haiti- ler natloiuil fort'Nt third with I Kit pertnltN of all rlunmn. The ltnlnicr Ik Npcond with 147 retddenco per luitH, inoct of which are Issued to reside nt h of the Yakima valley for milliliter caldn bUch ulong tho Xa cticH river valley. jf Following Ih the tutnl tiumhcr of perm ItH, hy forewtrt: In ( trcKon : C'ltrtcado luillonal forewt, 103; Crulrr, 1,7 tti Deachules, 1R3; Ktemout, 71: Alalhour, 71; Mount Jloud, 4T.0; Jlchocii, 67; Santlam, IK! Kinkiyou. 0; KIuhIuw, li; fniatillii. ju!; Ifiupuua, till;' Wallowa. 1X1; AVhli qiiiiii, KJ. In Wahli)Kton: Chcdau, 14U; I'olumldn, CI ; Colvllle, US: Mount linker. 31: Olympic. ?tit; Rainier, JSlt; Hnoqualmle, 4&; We nutcheo, 110. OUT OUR WAY By Williams HAW-HAW -I PoT" "TWO O' "THEM Bl6 ATONES! "THE- FEV.T SO NATO RAl- X NEVER NOTICED ombl over oki ve-w BUKJCH O' RA7QR RACW tHEr-flME! KMOVAf II ANHur DAVYHl'S IS ? Aiwr Bacoki'aw BeAms.HW DlfFONC -TtER STRIPS O RAWHIDE -TplAMK WEvINS AKJ' PEBBLES, AW TflEMX 1 CMEW tH , BISCUITS IS STONES.Z-V FOOD WELU . HAW- MAW PE8BCES ? Vn WHW I WA 3E ATt?L.IKJ STFFr-Ti4EMS -fM' -Temderist Beams voo EvER COOKED, so -ffvsrv x nftor vou WAS IMPROVINJ! TMlS IS A improvement: -v TMEr BACONS V-f AVN HlOt. WELL BRiWCr us SOME. . MORE. ! 1HS IS TH' BEST MEAL, W EvJUK GOT HEAH . PASS TH TH' DlfFONC ThlAMK MEvINS i . - y i f Ml , VW'll, 1 . . J . VAJt nrMCVN 1 1 --,1 I 1 1 r ll il - I r nta u mt orr. APRiL. Fool 6l,2T BY NEA SCftyiCC INC. Stock Nicknames Fade Away As Wall Street Efficiency Grows NHW YOIiK. Apr. 1 (AT) 1 1'roKrenn. umially nn enemy of the . plctur-H)Uc, It K'trally doing jaway with the old Wall Htreet cu- Mom or Kivtiiff stocKs nicKnumca, WANTS TO n.WC'l-: NowadayH llltlo Is heurd In cuh- t NKW OUI.KANS (Al) Hlffiior, lomcrH' roonm of such old favor To Plncdo wantH lo lea in t he ttcH an Itobeccu, HchhIc, Kitty, Muck bottom ItecailHa It noitndK ! Alice, Ida and Lucy. The necessity like black shirts, of speeding up tho ticker service hits brought about many changes In the. symbols usvd to represent dif ferent stock. The newer abbrevia tions do not lend themselves us readily lo nicknames us did tho older ones. It required, for Instance, only a flip of the Imagination to get tho Hobrlquet "Soup" for Southern Pa cific; but what can bo dono with lun litht doti not attract. 9rtht lht from hidden Umpi draw trad. GUrt huru tyetijlit Windows That Win Are Well Lighted "'LAKING light is just as wrong as dim light. Glare, hurts eyesight. People look away from glare. Dimly lighted win ; dows are passed by unnoticed. Both cause loss of business. Well lighted windows are flooded with light from concealed lamps. The displays stand out in all their attractiveness. Passersby stoj) and admire your merchandise in comfort. . ' ' Y I? AY LIGHTING XL."-JULw!sL B from Coiuealed Sources accomplishes this. Ample light no glare no added cost for current. X-KAV Reflectors double the brightness of ;uiy window. They are designed on the searchlight principle. Instead of wasting light on the ceiling, walls and sidewalk, they concentrate all the light on the goods, spreading it evenly over the display. The lamps are hidden from the eye, giving an effect like a theater stage. X-RAY Reflectors are the only reflectors made exclusively for show window lighting. Seventy per cent of the windows on State Street, Chicago the second largest shopping district in the world are lighted with X-RAY Reflectors." j FREE DEMONSTRATION To :ilMwl;iU Imt -N-HAV !:ofIi-.-l.,i s r:,, !., f,. y,.m- tiut ymi MimiM haf ii fr.i) ili'iuoiiMiMtlon In your ,,wi u!mU. I'll. mi us IimI.iv. .Uk Ivr bouklel, "iStatnl.ua Wllttimv IIiiIUh tot s." Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company 2 , "Make Your Windows Pay Your Kent" S Mm; iircKfltt Hyinltut of RX? And lltft-e ur inttiiy X' and Z's on tlio tli'kor todtiy. I tilled Htiitcs Industrial Alcohol wus otiii- ri'iirownti'd liy 11). It becaino "Itlu" vory cnslly una was , so known for y.-nrs nil throiiBh the jmrevt. Hut th pri'-si nt ulibrt'Vin j Hon is I I). Wlion Diiliottt wus VP on the tlrkor it whs known In many fottinilMHlon liotiH(s its MI)iipy," iow tnu syniuoi is i)i. Ahhrrviut Inns Womp or tho nlekumncs have passed out of actlva usatco without any chlillKK in the nbbruviation. Ilclhlt'hi'in Htt'i'l. for instance, is I still Its, uml the symbol should I suKBi'st "ItoHsle" just as readily to day us It use to. ltut hardly ever is It so called. lteiubllc Iron and ! Steel is still 11HC. but is seldom rc i furred to as "Iti becca." CI)P for I t.Vrro de Pasco Is still In use, but ! few think of calllnir It "Seedy Pete." And "Ikey" Ih none, ul . thoiiKh International Nickel is still IK. I Tho most recent enemy of nlck nitbes Is tho ho culled movie tick er. The IncreiiMlnff ue of projec tion screens 1h dulnff away with , thf necesHlty of eulllntf on the quo tations (ih they uppear on the stock licker Hself. It Is possible In the many houses where theso illumL natftl inaffiilflerM arc used to sit at ease anywhere In Iho customers room and see the prlco changes as they appear on the ticker. There is 1 consequently less occasion for ani mated group: to put In-r around the ticker. There is less general con versation, and less jokinif and hi larity. The atmosphere that for merly prompted the creation of most of these old time picturesque names Is fast disappearing. Atlis-i'halmcrs suggests "Alice:" American Sumatra. "Amoa", and Loose- Wiles. "I.uey" Hut rarely are the nirknames Used. l'Vw IVt nmes Left A few pet names bestowed many years ago still hold their own. Mis- fakj&mimrM iihi.iiii Many ixmplc line nked mc. "How ilo mi think f mi imicli to pm in ymir ml". The qiiestkm is "How 4nii n limn think of m lit tie'." 1 tonlii fill I lie cntlrt fwipcr up at imic time prohling it iliihi't cwt im mi much. Stiy, by the way. ilo any of yon fnrmci-s ncttl n new ilrill'.' The stiiH'i-ior Is wvll kmtwii nntl equal- j l well liketl all oer lc conntrv. V hnw nli vml y mali k'lii-ry out of the new shipment. Mot of I he ileiur Htul "pring tooth Imr rows im nil gne luit nwtiv niv imtiing. pl lie superior tpinMi v of the Olicr plow selN and sells. !: wry fniiiMp t lint uevils to ilti Minu feiH'inir Ih mi iv nmt stv ii" before ym buy 1hchum' n Sipiare lenl ftsuv Willi the retl sUninl nt t h top is t In beM fciit-lm vm tii(h mul ots imi no more. I hily one or 1 i more of iho i.utiiHtr gmtiM-s left. I supMtc tm liae Ihvii April foohl srurnl tinier already. I not not Ktriug to tell w Imt hnp iniirtl ilunn nt tMir plm-c this tm will ng. tiir Mk of Olher tandem disc harrow is rnnplete. AIm Uk Other mller nilrri0!. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tin- 1-ixir Man's rlrml" car 'itiimlry. I'Iioik Main SIM Lumber Cut of 1926 Highest in Nation's History The 1920 lumber cut of Oregon ant Washington shows on Increuso of about V per cent over 19'25K ac cording to an em I in ate of the forest service and tho bureau of the cun wus based on identical mills repre senting C5 per cent of the totnl output of the two taten. This meuiis a total cut fur the two mates of IS.a&ti million board feet, as com pared to 11,243 million in lttL'5. Thn Douglas fir region of Wert, ern Washington and Oregon, which produces about SS per cent of tho lumber cut of the two states, shows tan increuso of nearly 11 per rent; tho cut of the pine region of East ern Oregon and Washington de creased about four per cent. The estimate indicates that Washington produced 7,83i million feet in l2fl, an increase of over 11 per j win. urt'KUU, i,i:t minion feet, un Increase of five per cent, J Washington Is the lending linn- ber-produuing Mtate, Oregon rank ing second. Their rut. bus been I climbing for years; B.C40 million j total cut for Washington and Ore- forests lu theso two state. The feet in iy 15, .M! million In 192u, gon s very tow, according to the cutting of national forest timber is 10.644 million in 1923. 11.J43 mil- f t -p-yice, it van only S.C per lion- in 11)25, and 12,258 million p,nt n anJ ,92Gi antl 2.9 per emimaiea ror i ney now pro- t Jn 3924 for tno 2 national uueo UliOUl one-iniru ui uiu iuiai lumber cut of the United States. The percentage of national forest I In i her cut as compared with the sourl Pacific Is commonly known toduy. as in tho past, as "Mop." Northern I'aciric is occasionally re ferred to as "Nipper." New York, Onturlo and Western, which is still OW on the ticker, keeps its namo of "Old Woman." Missouri, Kan sus and Texas, curiously enough, is now widely known as "Kitty." In, the old days It wus "Katy." I'et names. In spite of tho clump ing atmosphere In brokerago houses, are still invented, but they do Jiot stick. l'robably the best that the present bull market has to offer was Inspired by prohibition. In ' many commission houses Na tional Distillers Is known to the customer us "liootlegger." Tho old Distillers Securities Corpora tion, prior to prohibition, was known us "Whisky." Wo only have - I more package of tho Aliiba-stfno from tho Kkalu Hardware. Mwk, which wn are selling at :t.M; per 0-llt. packugt.1. Wo still have phuty of our ivgii lur Kalsomfim at Ilk? M'i pack age, however. W't arc holding a tractor dem onstration on the ;leu Thoillsoii plntv near tho old Al (ood plave in 1'Vultdale. on Satiutlny. Weaio using a 10-20 Mvi ormlek-Dcering truetor and u -bottom I. A: O. tractor ilu Have a good touli Apiece of alfalfa to work on ami it will do you good to see this out fit turn l over. Mm-hinr will be going marly nil day ami we won M like every furmer to coiue out and set It. Jf you aren't Interested hi true tor you probably are in some goo 1 plow single trees. We havo a flue lot or Ihnse in the Styx. ( nipped paiieni, nt UTtv each. Acorn paint, 'j.ir per gallon. I'll re Boiled Linseed Oil, SI.O.Y Standard Hand Scpurator Oil for AOc and I u ii U a Hamcss Oil for 7 tk im'i gallon. W.H. Bohnenkamp . Company thureforo not a serious facto In the prcaoni lumuor marliot, it la said. ' STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT 'frPhone 799' i Travel in our ,v Modern Chair-Car Stages! Leave La Grande for Joseph . . . 9:00 a.nu 4:00 p.m. La Grande for Baker, Boise 1:25 p.m. La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5:30 p.m. La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. (Connections at Pendleton for Walla Walla and Pasco) Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. .Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 I I ' llli" "IIHHI wiiiMi ii W9 , tmrrvLjrzz rr jk i Mother Nature's Finest Huge scale buying and selling have en abled the Safeway Man to eliminate many needless operations and profits in hand ling fresh fruits and vegetables and bring the choicest products of field and orchard within the reach of every family. Our yearly purchases of all kinds of fresh pro duce run into staggering totals. Naturally we effect savings ---material savings--- through cutting out useless handlings and many "commissions" and other charges which the ordinary dealer must pay. As a result of this "shortening of the spread" between producer and consumer the Safe way Man offers you fresher and finer fruits and vegetables at substantial sav ings. ' 1 8 Features for Saturday and Monday BUTTER 1 IJcst Quality Creamerv QOn 2 Pound Roll . JoL "Tropic Nut" Butter ruin cocoanuts IKn 4 Pounds tot SUGAR Pure Cane Granulated 25 Pound Bag $1 59 Powdered Sugar AQo 5 Pound Bag fiJC MILK Borden's Evaporated Un sweetened 3 Tall Cans C Borden's Tall Cans 1 Case $4.29 Safeway Savings for All Week CEREALS , i I Kelloggs Corn Flakes- OK 3 Packages OL Post Toast ies 3 Packages ... 25c Shredded Wheat QQ 3 Packages OOL Cream of Wheat OC 1 Large Package.. 1 1 i fel Corn Meal 9 Pound Bag.. 39c 20c PRODUCE Celery Mammoth Bunches, each ., Lettuce Large Solid 1 r 2 Heads . IOC Radishes Firm, Crisp r L;irge Bunch Each... Bananas Fancy Large Fruit 1 Doz?n 35C Oranges Navels, sweet, juicy - I)ozp 85c CURED MEATS Hams Morell's Pride, fancy, medium, 1 Pound Oil Whole or Half ....OlC Bacon Lean, Eastern sugar cured 00 1 Pound OOC GARDEN SEEDS Northrup Kings Full Line- n H or I Onion Sets and Earlv Rose 1 otatocs m ill arrive this week Beginning April 1st wc will operate our own delivery truck. A. M. will be delivered before noon. Orders received before 3 same day. Store No. 65 Phone Main (i90 Free Delivery on All orders of $2.50 or more 5-10-15-20c i i St oj?0 received before 9:30 :-j0 I . M. wdl be delivered the Store No. 3.i9 Phone Main 711 I . No utiduy UusUicm
