La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 08, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ Friday, July 8, 1027 Page Four DC GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 (J 1 Jlaranuc rating bscrto (IncorporaMMl) An Independent N'eHwpaiMT rRANKB.API'MCBY Kditorand Publisher HARVEY F. MATTIiKWH ........... Business Manager 'Published evening, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, I Grande, Oregon, The Obm.rver-'fctar published every Friday. Entered at the Poatofflt at La Grande, Oregon, as Second Clan Mall Matter under act of March 2, 879. l OFFICIAL PAPKR OF UNrON COUNTY AND THIS CITY OF LA OUANIJB MEMHKIt ASSOCIATED VHK&S The Associated 1'rvnn m exclusively entitled to una fur puhtica Hon of ull news dir,jiiU-hnH credited to It nr not otherwise credited If publlMhed therein. All rights or rcpuhliL-atluu or mwiul dlH palches In hla paper, and alno the local news herein a I ho are reserved. MEETING ELECTS ROAD COMMITTEE BUHHCftU'TON HAT EH i Jiy Currtf Dally, per month In advance 7Bo Dally, per six monthH In advance f 1.60 Dally, dingle copy bo Ity Mall Dally, per month In advance . (Do Dally, per fix month In advance... $2.60 Dally, per year In advance ..$&. 00 Weekly Obaerver-titar, per year $2.00 ..42c ...40c ADVICRTIKINQ RATKS Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, loral, per column Inch Time contract prices on application. THi; IlLKSSKU NATION: 1 :lei i-l 1m the n.ili'in lie God it the J.unl, ami ilir u-ir w in.ni lie hath i liotscn f"i liirt own ln lieritancc. I'Milm 4.1. I J. Body of County Citizens to Consider Plans for Future Development IteprewentutlvPH from the various ciitiiiiiunltleH In the ton my father ed at the city hull lut evening ut 7:3' o'clock for a good roads meet Int. called ly the Kood roada com mittee of ih 1,'nion county charn her if cointjierce. Km lire road plan fur the conn ly were dleuHtd and a conimit-U-e wu appolnied to work with the county court rcKarrliriK lne planx. Mcinhers of the committee are Ask Government To iWEST OREGON Burning FarmWoods Fix Apple Grades MAN ACCUSED i Is Called Mistake, IlarrcTcd applo Ktandarda now under consideration by the bureau of agricultural economics would eliminate the Botnetluica popular belief that "the little ones arc at the bottom." Commercial and public re pre- . (Continued from Page 1) room huiiKUlow and was almost new. It waa considered one of tho most attractive hon s In Cant uiuli. j lie Aiei iiniv k ti.'tvi- one. kuii. Htntativea from mates that hlp ' i.m,)V.i i ..... w., .. not limti barreled apples have asked tht- ; llvintr with hlu parents at the Kovi-rnment for Mandurds requlr-'of ,he ftlt hu r(,sld,.,, n,.iir hy ins iai "ine Known nice snail , ofiuern thi aftern- sti.l Ihev be reasonably representative in fol;mJ ,n (he rut(W of tll(. .M,.,ui.lv size, color and quality of the con- llom lliniln,.r ln;(l fitted wounds tents of the package." ' t)u. W(MnaH h(.U() For enport trade they RUKfM; . . "Apples shall be tightly packt-d. maturity not riper than firm ripe, free from scald, and shall show not more than one percent decay." Hllirht modification of the pres ent I nited Htatefl fancy grade, bo j It rarely ever pays, the Cnltod 1 I States forest avrvice nays, to burn ( ' over farm woodlands in tin1 belief , I that it will encourage the growth of truss and make pasture better.' j I'ires burn the fallen leaves and accumulated litter of several yearn, 'thus d-atroying the material with! which trees enrich their own soil. ! j The soil thus become exposed, ! I'vaporation Is greater and more of 1 the rain and incited snow runs of i the surface. The roots of tin; trees , also may be burned or exposed. Vitality of the trees is weakened and their rate of growth decreased. ; Kirts commonly kilt a great number of wedings up to one inch in ilia meter. 'I In so are called , brush", but the brush of today CLEARANCE OF SILKS ' New Summer Designs $1.18 $1.68 N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years Itert oakn.an. i'almer juiicli0n: I l Prmll minor WeniUhi-s Buch Arthur Jlallgarth. Klgiu; O. J. Hess, t'liion: Itert Oliver, Summervllle; John Shaw, North Powder; C. C. Welch, imbler; Tom Johnson. ove; II, A. Thornhtirg. Slarkey; Hobby Jlit ten. High Valley; Pat Powers. .Medival SirfnKs; Arthur fiorhatn, Wolf Creek: J. It. Welmer, Hilgard; JIarry Winier. Cove; (. L. L'iri hon and Fred Currey, Im tirande. I'iesidcnt ('ootids, in his summer retroat in the l.lack JIIHs, seems to have as much rest and privacy as a goldfish a hold lohby. Wallowa Pastor To Preach Here 'Mi-! Jtev. It. S. Olson, paslor of the First Christian church of Wal lowa,, is visiting friends In La t;ruml for u few days, and will occupy the pulpit of the Christian church here both Sunday morntn-r and evening. The local church is i now Wlinoui a pastor, loiMmm; I HI Cli KILLS It SY ; - V'ANt ')!.' V Kit, Wnfth.. J'Hy ( AP Oniri' Kvelyn ItoMomelle,. 1 I :l months old canuhhr of Arthur! BoMoinelh r. whi killed today w n will be the big timber trees of the Nhe was hit by a tnick driven ov future. 'arl Tt-tx. The tm k is th- prop-; Very severe fires kilt come of t-rty of Gun T'-tz, a up rchaiit at j the larger trees and burn through liazeld II. j th bar k pf others, lowering the J vaUw nf Hip butt Inp fnr liimltPl 1 The w ounds i i.m;ij.a.m, nn-.. ju y ( at i Trial st illed today before Fed- I At Port Hfirrp erl1 ',u," H-t s. itean or ai.-x VI t- J-W univ tu and I'ai! White. I When may one call a ehild Klamath Indians i-hargi-d wit :i ' d nil ? a-ks a newspaper headline. as slight ressctlng and small, light colored limb-rubs, Is favored Negroes Drown i ufiord n ready rn- for rot-producini; dlsoaik'S. NKW l.ilil.KANS. July (AD Kh'V.'ii ru-grii flood r-fu(ff-a wen drownfd t Port Harr today whfil thir flat bout on whk-h th-y nt-ii' Itflnir r-tuinfd to th'-lr hoiii-a at Voojddv and M"!vilh.' overlurii'.'l at I'oit . Rirro. tlif AHSo:iutd I'l-chn It-urni'd over lonff ditaiK-j ti'l.-phonc from Ited Cross repii--a'-ntattves ut Iort Harrc. pOh:H'H4IOH on-- (riillnn and ir.mspoi latum of The answer Ix wljen in presence of i'f iiudin lline. Die neiKhltrs iilil'. the resignation of tile II'' Iuiin a ft.w weeks ug. A means of bleaching out red noHM has been discovered. Inm't t. . tell us there 8 been drinking o j in? on! IIukIi lloalniii, .sailiii"; in a 10-fout IkkiI frtim Providence, Ji. I., to the Canary Islands, has taken with him a dog and a cat. There s nothing like having a harmonious crew. ! Kuth Snyder, prominent murderess, complains that her jail cell is too waim. We don't want to seem pessimistic, but we can't help feeling that Kuth doesn't know when she is well off. mh'ici: Notii-e in hereby civen that the asacR-siii'-nt roll for Ihe liuproi" n. t ill ol Improvement liiHtriet No. li3. w llhl'i the t'iiy of La Crand I nlon i'ounly. On-con. is now In my hands, for collection, and thai ih.- same may be paid at any l:nie within tin days from Ihe Mh day ol July. lft.'T. without penalty. intereM. or costs, and each owner l l-'-reliy notified that on application to the t ndersiifned within t'n jdnys from tho nth day of July. 19;7, which Is the lirst date of th" publication of this notice, they will be allowed to pay such assessment In ten annual installments, .t he first Installment thereof beinK due uud i payable on or before the Mh day of July. l&l'H. If application Is nr.l I made as above specified, the whole nmount Is due, payable and will become delinquent on th" 2iUh day ol July, t J J 7. The usfcssmen'. roll follows; No. I Pritish Fascists and Communists have hecn fighting in! Iondon. It wouldn't he a had thing if all their respective kinds would eat each other up, like the Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat. I Itenuted Owriir llale fox 1 Male Cox i Dale Cov 3 WISDOM'S ADDITION Lot Description lllock Ami II. I'. II. A. II. A. I.. I. I.. I. Nolan Shields . Ileppner Heppner Busey Itusey Mklff .... 4 i:fiir KGII" L6o' s ;.".- of W4'i" Win' of NI.V A few years ago much anxiety was expressed nlout the " i," "" Jj, growing numljer of ahandoned farms in New York state and is iierinninr at n. v other sections of the country. It has since leen discovered! 'i!v.nnN,'". yt',l that those farms were wisely abandoned. Their soil was not Kali Hau'm reallv fit for nmfitulili. f:n inin.r Vn'erlhi.le ihv h A tlmie " l:i,rl usefuhfess and it was discovered. In the slate of New lorki alone 2,147,102 acres of unfarmable land have been turned l into public parks and forests. Private owners of land are juiy setting out forests. The state forestry department expects' -rrr-. to set out 30,000,(1(10 trees this year and lo.ooo.ooo in 1928. What with private and municipal planting, the forest situa tion is-looking up rapidly.,. It is a development that carries a usefgl hint to other regions of jmor fanning land which is often fine for tree-growing. . corni rande. , N3II" aft. jft.- li Win- 4 i.i win1 or s in' 4 r of lot H. HIU. 4. Wisdom's On-;; on; thence K .",','; S'4o'; to jioint of hcR-lnntuK. r.iM" r.o.i'' 6". la 5n. I M. I -i a'l.4 0 3I.." I S.Vi 5n.1o "li.tin A'l- II Wit' 12 W5.V J. K. STKAIINS. City f.1.4o Oi.9'! Sei9.n3 Kecordcr. I H27 I issue ClIICACO ATi:i SKTTI.KMKNT It is said that there is prospect of a ieaeel'ul setllement of the dispute lietweeii Chicago and Croat Lakes states over water diveision. The Mississippi flood is credited with changing Chicago sentiment. Whatever may have lieen the responsibility of Chicago for contributing to that flood, by pouring part of the Great Lakes into the upper .Mississippi, the reasonable business men of Chicago 'do not want to have any such ac cusations brought against them hereafter. They want to do what they can to alleviate flood dangers, and they realize that it will do Chicago no good to have the states along the lower Mississippi blaming it for future deluges. Chicago citizens ale glowing sensitive, loo, about crit icism from Wisconsin, .Michigan, Indiana, Ohio ami Canada, which accuses them of lowering lake levels, hampering lake navigation and bringing seiious loss upon property owners all ;aicund the lakes by making haibois shallow, leaving docks .stranded, ruining beaches, e tc. Chicago, thi'icl'iiie, is said to be in a mood to compromise, no matter what may be the decision of Special Master Charles K. Hughes, now icpiescnting the I'nited Stales su preme court in healing the suit (nought against the Chicago Sanitary District liy seveial neighboring stales. The complaining states themselves may l- inclined to compromise. It is believed that none of them will object lo whatever water Chicago may need for a barge canal from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi, M.ir to whatever she needs temporarily for dunnage pin poses, if she pmceeds to put in an adequate system of sewage disposal. Such a settlement would le.piiie action by congress, but that could doubtless be accomplished. There still remains Canada' to deal with. Put Canada, too, would probably lis ten to any fab and roasi t able piopo.,al, inasmuch s tht country itself witlulrws consideiable water from the upper lakes to operate ship canals. This should lie more satisfactory ii i.i... i.i .i an around man a seu einom nasett on an interstate am tenialioiial fight, leaving lasting enmities. 111- rWIMITIllTlMIWTlaTralnl" KgJ J."nrg auTOO ONH $2:.0i) Sl'Kl.Nt; (OAT Size :.;s, for $f.!)S All Cii'ls' Summer Hat:? Half Price Ladies Summer House Dresses tit S1.JIS Several other liaruains in useful items. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Hotter Merchandise Lower Prices ' & mm Women1 Hosiery All-silk, full fashion ed stockings, delightful ly shepr, dainty and ex quisite. The tones arc the latest including nude, pearle blush, at mosphere, sand-dust, alesan, flesh pink and champagne. We arc agents for Rol lins hosiery known for its superior quality. Silk Hose with run stop $l.25-$l-65 Kayon Hose only 49c CHARMING SUMMER HATS Kelt hats, well made, carefully selected as charming as they are inexpensive as CJ QC smartly new as you can find !J.JJ One Lot ('.iris' Dresses Women's 1 resses Women's Silk Dresses All Linen Lunch Cloths 'i Price ..$..(.) ..$...).- .$1.12!) MEN'S WEAR Men's Work Shoes $12.98 Up Men's Dress Shoes $3.93 Up Men's Work Shirts, heavy 19c Carpenter Overalls $2.25 Men's Dress Shirts, $0.(H) value for $1.00 WESTENSKOW'S aVv Time lo get a Brownie! -and time to let us show you how to take good pic tures with this "simplest real camera." J All you need to know is how7 to press a but ton no bother, no focusing. Brownie values will sui prise you prices are as low as $2. "Kodakery" free with every Brownie. Red Cross Drug Co. Saturday Specials You thrifty shoppers will be interested in watching our prices made possible by cash sell ing and cash buying. We buy the best stock in the Grande Hondo Valley. Our evcry-day prices are the lowest in town. Watch for spe cials. Here's an example. Leg of Lamb 25c Lb. Lamb Chops 22c Lb. Shoulder Roast Lamb 22c Lb. Lamb Stew 10c Lb. Mt. Emily Dairy Milk 1 Quart ..: .....8c; 2 Quarts 15c . Fresh Dressed Springers and Hens Jones' Cash MarkeT Successor to Enterprise Market all Next to Piggly Wiggly Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page The Great Out-of-Doors Calls You Don't Forget Your Sport Needs! Most of the fun of going on a vacation is to go in for outdoor sports . . . recreation in the open that brings you back "fitter than a fiddle!" Make this your headquarters for Golf Outfits . Goods . ' . Fishing Tackle. Tennis Camp Out for a change. "Rough it" as you go along . . . living a carefree routine and really enjoying Nature's glories. We offer any number of Bargains in Camp Needs! Tents - Canvas Cots - Camp Chairs - Folding Tables -Camp Kits - Vacuum Bot tles - Portable Stoves. "Speed Kinjf" ROLLER SKATES $1.95 REFRIGERATOR SETS Set of o heavy glass travs 98c Auburn Electric Plates TwO-elemcnt hot plates $4.95 TRY OREGON HARDWARE FIRST . jm Quality Brand Lunch Kits $1.89 SATURDAY Specials 50 WATER SETS 2 Quart Pitcher ( Tumblers 1,000 Jap White Cups and Saucers 10c Each Kerosene Cook Stoves 13 Off 79c 6 1