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Friday, July 20, 1927.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER"
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SUPPLY OF MEN
HELD ADEQUATE
Surplus of Laborers Not
ed in Some Communi
ties Over the State
At Chief's Trial for Murder
VOUTI.ANII. Or.'., (SimcIuO
l'olliiwliiff U a ivpnrt ucurdliiv; ii
li;.trlrl or IochMUch of s -it ho mil
i-!nplvnn m( toiKtilioiiM tn Oregon. J
l'(KTr.ANI--Sfaonal -work'TH I
n n- In trnoil (Icmuntl lit 1rt'Mi'tit to (
h:niile Iht- lu rry mul cherry crop, j
Tlnn in c-oiixli.'ralli- call for hay t
)i;ilirls ainl iifc'rlrult ilrai' Iiihort-rH j
now. Hi' however huve n mtrp.tiH
of work rs on liumt. ItuihliDK ''
tlviiy h nornuil for IhlH Heunon of
ih- y .r :nil there i plenty of lo
t ji 1 lido to iih et all dt'inanOH.
KAI.KM Hiiylntf is in full Rwlmr
now hut it i too early for grain
liiirvcst. V huve plenty of litJ i
to till all t -tut reim him nml n.t thn
WNtKOIl :nlVIlMI'-H We t'XJH't'L a sur-
llus of li' ip.
I:I'(;KNIv T1u liil.or nltu:itlon i
very well I'll lit iH-i-rf here at nn
i nl. cii' i ry pu king In just uhuiit
i otnpl' ti'l. liny lnirvent nl its penU
ittl lurry pii li Intr ji:nt commenting
Hr.-tff iinI carrots arc Jirxt bi-lng
pal iii rt il for the caitinTii H. Tho
inilirattoiiH at prcwtit an- that we
shall have sufficient help to lliintlle
it ! I work.
Al.n.WY- fSmiii Ih hetng liar
VfNtt'il at t and there Is no
Mmi-iace of help hi this locality,
i 'iTHi'ii! iiulicattoiiH arc Unit wo
shall have a mtrplUH of workers,
MrMINXVII.I.K We have u
Hiii pi iih of hflp here and ilo not
cP"' any chunge In thin condllton
as 1 U- m aon pros n . Wheat
and nals Is being hiirVenU-u" at
pM SCllt,
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Bumper Crop Of
Grain Predicted
By Mr. Collins
may also In- jcarncr-I for Bfd. Tin
cd HfllA up to a dollar a pound for
Indlno and b too valuable to lose
in ctttt In a and tlircshlnt;. it in
pointed out. If cut too early I lie
'od nil rink and Ih less uttractlvt;
if too late it Hliatten out and inui'h
of it In lo.
.Sera mis p. LeriKi'l, former iolu- cruel of Ciinton. (J.. hIkiwii os lift
Appeared in court ruarKcd with the inurd'-r of Don Mdl.-tt. militant
Canton eduur. Lungei s ouuKiuur una wife arc seated with him.
(iliAXTS I A SS Then ( a mir
plus ot h-'Jp In this vtctntty at th-pn-Ki'iit
time, although the road
worli on the Redwood Highway is
taUIni- caie of a K'"';it ninny men
this
xrept (
d i'V
I'KMH.KTn.V- Tho wheat har
vest has h' Kiin in re and wj liave u
Mjiall surplus ol workers.
ItoSKItritti- There is a surplus
uorK'TK lien- til all lines of
work iirni we iiiitiilpiii' a surplus
I, j e
Inp on iu Anuiist an-1 Hi ptemher. i
; MAUSIir'JKI.l l.al.o,- condl- I
lions an- very -uiet in this district I
'with the i niaiid and suppIv verv I
I. A iIAXIK- There s- erns to j well ha!ance. W hiive liad a few
ie an ahnndiince of kihor In this l calls Irmn the dairy larius lor Jiay
iurallty to take ciire of, all crops liati'ls. I
and to fill the demand In the hulld- 1 .M Kl l " Hi I We have a surplu i
iiK line. The IuiiiIk i- nillls are not iof unskilled tahor here. J'ear pick
einployhiK any additiimal Jielp at iK will start about Auk. N and at
tile pies- nl time and we (i nut I this lime we use considerable tour- f
anticipate any demand In any line, t 1st help but we look forward to
and fur this reason that renditions
are a sreat deal heltn- thiin we
anticipated they would I
year. At the present thm
Is no harvest In progress
berries which is Im-Iiik ham
local labor and school child
1' reset) I indications are lor u eon
tinuation of couditionf as outlined
above.
I'KXltl.KTON, ore., July
A prediction that I'miitllia coun
ty will harvest the larirest wheat
crop In ItH history was made here
j ier and Kniin dealer, on the basis
of returns received from all sen-
nviin ui 11": euilllljr HUW IIIUI Iiar-
vestlntf operatlonH ii ro well under
way. The c rop. In his opinion, will
run over Heveji million bushels,
Mr. Collins Bald tliut tho wheat
Maniples show tin crop to be of ex
ccllentuuality with the heads run
ning laiKe and uniform and having
uooil wt ik'lit to tlie bushels. The
wheat has but little smut this year
and but few farmers are being
docked on that score. It was dp
Meved curlier lii 1 he season thst
there would be a lartco- percent ugo
of smut this year result itiff from
the sucker stalks that came up
follow Iiik tin- freeze, but so far but
little smut has been found.
J. Ik-ht Lands Yield lllub
The principal reason advanced
by Mr. Collins for a bumper crop
in the county is flue to the re
markable yield liehiK reported in
all the MKht land district The
heavy lands are producing well,
but not as much over the nverftKu
as in (he other secilons..
All Kraln dealers continue to re
port a laiu-e volume of sales betnjr
made. Most of the sales are beinir
f made on an "as Ih"' 1hi1h. Lack of
;.Hiuut and K"nd I'lislUy grain Is
I keeping the dockage at a mint
' mum.
Good Market Is
Seen For Wheat
WASHINGTON fAl' Despite j
tile Increase iu slocks on hand ami I
a larger rrup forecast than lust j
year, government officials we a
wheat market situation as favor-
able for farmers tills season us a ,
year ago. j
The domestic winter wheat crou
reports tndicale, will lie nearly
r.O.OOd.uoo bushels he-low last year's
harvest, but the spring wheat crop
will be almost 7o.no(i,OU bushels '
larger. I
1'ofsiliilily of smaller surpluses
available for export from oilier j
large exporting countries ami con- '
tinned active demand from Kurope
are cited as strengthening factors
ill the market situation.
ftisurmametit In Ihe process by :
which a country which has several ;
obsolete battleships displaces (hem I
for nice new shiny cruisers. J
Three kinds of clover seed will
be harvested In Oregon this year,
possibly five, report the farm
crops department of the experi-
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tnent station.
l'-ty Is red clover,
sike and ladinn.
w hite clover and
priociple var
Tlien come al
Some common
crimson clover
Are Your
FURS AND WINTER CLOTHING
Being Ruined by Moths, E tc.
FLY-TOX
KILLS FLIES, MOTHS, MOSQITTOES. ROACHES, FLEAS,
BED UlTJS AM) ANTS
3SIZES-47c-70c-$1.15.
A Few Cents and a Few Minnies SOW May Save You
Lots of Dollars
Pattison Bros. Grocery
Phone Main 80
MirphiH of th.-Hr till yi-ar.
Illl.l.SllliltO I h. rrl.a mul li. r.
iiH un. Iiiir IiiiiiiIIimI In this vl
rlnity ullh phuly of ).., to uni t
all thi ili-tuanilH.
I C;l:i:silA.M Our uiply and ilu
' inailil for ln'rry pickiTH inu run
' about i'vi n this yinr. Tho liarvi-Kt
I o fraspliiTi'li x. Ilarli-cui3 mid lo-
watibiTrli'K Is in full HwinK now.
' HOOD 111 Vt:u Wo havi! a aur-
Vila, of tianslint worki rn li.ri- at
; iu-fs.-nt anil cxjutI to liavo suffl
, rii nt hi'lp to liantllr the rotniliK
l,iar and apple crop this fall.
Summer
necessity
Orohite
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SPRAY
Watch This
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FOR
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
-NEXT TUESDAY
Art & Baby Shop
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
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Watch forthURoyle-naytonViro
thr next time that you buy your
gasoline. See it measure exactly
the number of gallons that you
specify.
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HOT WEATHER SPECIALS
AT THE OREGON HARDWARE
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Mm
Japan White
Cups and Saucers
Special
10c each
Water
Tumbler
Special
iic each
Water Sets
2 qt. Water Pitcher
and ( Tumblers
Special M)c
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JAPANESE LFSTRFAVARE
Tea Cup and Saucer, variety
of patterns 'ZTy
Refrigerator Sets
r heavy Class Trays..: !)Se
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(Jualitv ltiand Lunch Kits
.S 1 .St)
Special on Electric Irons
Bee-Vac Irons
A reliable electric iron with a guarantee
So.liO value
Special $3.!)5
Auliurn Electric
MOT PLATES
elempit plates. $495
lie Cream Fieeers
St.'-'!) to S5.7r
TRY
The Oregon Hardware
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Royle-Dayton pumps are easy to
operate.
They arc d. 'dc, accurate,
good looking . . . Iaicr acting,
too. More arc noUt on the Pacific
Coast than any other kind.
Specify them when you need a
pump and tank. Just telephone
the nearest Boyle-Dayton factory
service branch ihowit below, or
auk your oU company. .
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The Buyer's Task
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MOSQUITOES
FLIES.1 MOTHS
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! ROACHES, FLEAS
ANTS, BED BUGS
ETC.
IOOo Active Insecticide
t OS ANYlttl.FS, SlWSnntd Ff Ar.
lMlOKM, 217 S. tVntml t.
POM II VMl, MO WnOiinitonSt.
.SAN lir;0, l l.'O Third St.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sit How ml St.
bl.Al ILK, MIA Kirn Ave. So.
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WE PAY
1" compound inlorcst.
Sot'ins small but it is
much lu'tter than some
of tho investmiMivs wc
know of as having hi'on
sold lii'i'o In town wumn
tho past few years.
The privileges which
en with our Savings are
hard to equal.
United Slates
National Bank
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' il FLY -
ti spray
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There is a heavy responsibil
ity attached to selecting foods
for the tables of Safeway pat
rons. It involves a knowledge
of world markets, quality,
manufacturing processes, pro
ducing centers, shipping facil
ities, financial and business
conditions! public demand and
numerous other things. Above
all, it demands the highest in
tegrity and a deep sense of
obligation to those hundrexls
of thousands of families
ihrodghout the West who de
pend upon this organization
as the source of their food
supply. All of these things the. Safeway Buyer has because he
is a Safeway Man.
Safeway
Saturday Savings
Get anOronite Flv Sprar Kit
(full pint can of Oronite Fly
Spray and improved ipraver)
at frocerv, drtiR, hardware or
department Mores. Also sold
In pint, quart, 1- and 5-gallon
cans, barrels and J j-barrels.
Take a lit on your camniTis; trtt
, you'll be deirhted.'
An ekur"nt afrhs rttewk Uhrh,r f
HANDARD OIL COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA
nuiktrs of
ORONTTE Household Pirvituls
ORONTTE CLEANING KLUID
RIRNITURE POUSH
ALTO POLISH -HANDY OIL
ETC'
Lemons
Fancy large Sunkist smooth skin, full
of juice. Lemons are now worth -!Sc
a dozen wholesale. y buying ahead
of the advance we are able to quote a
very low price.
DOZ.
43c
New Potatoes
Netted Gems. Large size. Ore
gon grown. These potatoes are
well enough matured for iill
uses.
Lbs
10
100 Lhs.
23c
$2.25
Tomatoes
Fancy selected fresh tomatoes.
Smooth even size. Fine color
and flavor.
3 1
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25c
Eggs
Guaranteed strictly fresh. Standard
size. Clean.
2 Dozen 49C'
Four Days of Extra Food Values
We are distributing hand bills this afternoon which demonstrate the super-value
giving ability of thousand-stoic buying power and America's most eco
nomical known method of operating.
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Store No. 3o9
Phone Main 711
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