I
J. N. Masten made a business
T. W. Taggert. representing
ation during the p u t week that eral imDrovement is not acciden When every bodv is prosperous
trip
to Bend Tuesday. Mr. Mas
Sylvan-Cohan.
and
the
Goodrich
skill
and
effort
are
little
wanted,
■■■ —-------------------------had been ftiandinK idle for sev-
tal.
Experienced heads have
Af»|d»ratUrA t ' * w \ l u g ,h .r
ten
has
his loggers busy putting
Tire
Co.,
was
here
last
week
in
eral months.
been at the helm o f the lumber it is hunt times that make the
lt«-#ntty M nrrtiM) rU*» fitful U»«tUr at I * P>» *
logs in the pond preparing to re
the
interests
o
f
his
comjianies.
Orvcon untie i the A ct U C o
J. 1*?
shirkers
work,
and
give
to
the
industry and have been working
sume sawing next week.
tirelessly to prevent what might , man who can actually do things, Mrs. Taggert accompanied him.
Pt li f.I h l l K l ) A K T K I.V
For months past the Western easilv have been a complete shut u sub" tantis! salary, while the
Mrs. H. A .Cole spent Wednes
' S. I- Morgan, representing
LA PINK. DESCHllth COO.!» ' I Hjjr. lumber it.dustr) has b< cn facing
down o f this g u a f employing incompetent must make himself Lang & Co. of Portland, w as call-1 day visiting with friends in L ji
one o f the most critical periods industry. With increas««! build competent.
P ine and called at the school in
W ilia m KtaSa*.« Arnold.
M . u * and fu t,
ing on local trade last week.
1 in its history due to general fall- ing activity in all parts o f the
“ Getting a living is a business.
the afternoon.
Mrs. S. N. Templeton, who has;
12 00 PER YEAR IN \t>\ \N< i: ! trig o ff in business, coupled with country the worst has passed ■ not u sport. Those who have
Mr. and Mrs. James Milten-
high operating ami shipping and a rapid improvement is tak made gains can ascribe it to been in I-aPine from her home
costs. Production has been run ing place.
nothing bul earnest and thought- at Marcóla, for several weeks, berger and Mrs. Ixrois Ay a and
Congress, despite volumes of ning but little better than 60 j»er
j ful effo rt.”
and who has been on the sick Alphonse attended services at
talk on governmental economy■ cent below normal.
1 list, is reported much improved. the Catholic church in La Pine
will make permanent un^ am ro-
The pa-t month however, has
Sunday.
Senator Francis B. Warren of
Marion Templeton, o f Prine-
priation of more than $4. fiWUJOO- shown an improvement and for
Business men arc now taking
J J. Eng came in Sunday from
000 during the first six months the week ending April» 23 HO Wyoming, who has served his an optimistic view o f conditions, ville, well known here, is quite
o f this >ear. official report of mills re|Mirlir>g to the West (oust state 22 years in the Senate, and asserting that things are moving ill with heart trouble and is un- his place on the West Unit o f the
the senate and house appropria Lumberman's Association show is now Chairman o f the Appro along us rapidlv as possible to ; tier the continual care o f his Irrigation tract.
tion committees show.
ed production of but 39 jut cent priations Committee, the most ward a readjustment, according physician.
Carl Wise was in town Sunday.
less than normal. This is a big important financial post >n <»ur to i<ne big banker, we have now
Plenty
of moisture and good crop
Claude
and
Billy
Vandevert
country, looks upon the period of reached the liottom of the read
The nu nl»er o f idle freight cars gain after having been almost at
prospects
have spread a perman
came
up
from
their
ranch
last,
deflation
and
depression
as
a
justment depression and an up
standing in various railroad a stand till. The lumber Imsi-
ent
smile
over
Carl's face lately.
Saturday
and
transacted
business
Godsend to the American peotde. ward tendency is rapidlv becom
yards is rapidly diminishing, ness is till far from satisfactory
in
LsPinc.
compelling
them
to
think
hard,
ing noticeable. What is needed
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Masten
savs railroad executives. Over but thi.s improvement offers
and to work hard, he says: “ we now is a realignment o f prices.
Marry Cramer was in town last were La Pine business visitors
8,000 coal cars were put in oper- much encouragement. Thi.s gen
cannot clear up the wreckage of
week searching for pasture land last Saturday.
war in a day. We should length
to rent for his dairy herd. He
Kathleen and Ixiretta Masten
en out the time o f payment. Ia»t
has several places in view and
us get back on our feet, as there
and
will probabh close a deal this were in La Pine Sundav for a
will be no end of prosperity.
brief visit.
week.
Wages have reached extraordi
W. E. Beesley, who has lieen
nary figures, and in most lines
The Walker Basin Irrigation
o f production wages are the prin t o an* using a series o f illustra serving on the jury at the coun-
cipal item of costs that are tion in their ads in the Inter A’ spat the past week, returned
breaking the back o f industry, Mo intaiu that show recent de home S&turuav.
Your Dinner
and are defeating the very object velopment on the irrigation land
I). H. Kinney o f Portland, who is Ready'
that they seek.
This week a load o f hay rut from owns land in the West Unit, is
V.AJW.QTQN -l7 9 V
“ If anvone want« to know why a few square feet of land is
here getting readv U> develop?
our country grew prosperous be- shown.
La Pine Bakery and
his land. He is staying at the
tween 187f> and 1890. it was be
Restaurant
cause hard times made hardv Earl Heitt was a I^iPine visitor saw mill at present.
men. We endured hardships in yesterday
Jack Smith, who sells baking
the Civil War that caused us not
pow der and extracts for the Schil
Service from 10c. up
to mind the hardships endures!
I>r. John Bessen from Pringle ling Co..was here eallingon local
in developing our opportunities. Falls was a visitor in lupine trade Thursday.
Short Orders at A ll Hours
“ I/iwer wages would stimulate Wednesday afternoon.
Biographers relate mat Qeorge Wash
building
and provide work more
G. H. Doming, w ho was on the
ington opened a hank account when he was
Community Churrh services sick list a few days last week, is
nearly all the year around, giv
sixteen years old. Me had a job with a
ing the workers a greater income will be held on Sunday. May 8. again able to I k * up and around,
surveyor.
from Bend will he was in La Pine on business
and a better living for the whole Rev. Purdv
preach, services at 3 o ’clock sharp Saturday.
year than is now the case.
Youlh Is Ihc accepted lin e (or opening
“ Times, to nut it blunt)v. are
a bank account. It is never too late,
Mrs. Jake Howard, who has Mrs.M.L. Beesle• went to Bend
hard, but hare! times do not last
however.
been
undergoing treatment at Monday U> I k * gone a weekor ten
long, this country has seen con
All grenl fortunes have hvd no lc<l be
ditions vastly worse than has the Bend Hospital, returned b, davs visting with her children
ISAAC B WILSON M. D
ginnings. Many men have made fortune*
been the case the past few her home south o f town last at that place.
Thursda .
Her condition is
O K x c m Stephenson b u i l d in f
months.
after middle life.
The
American
Garage
has
a
ç <■ JL 1-Tt i
“ With the l>est credit in our much improved, although she is drill press and a 3J h.p. Gasoline
See us today about opening an ac
history , our manufacturers who not vet able to resume her house engine, which they expect to in
count
were ud to the limit o f normal work.
stall in the garage and have
La Pine
Oregon
production before the war. now
The thriving little neighboring working in a few davs.
have their lines extended as a re citv of Crescent Is following the
Curtis Beesley and family
suit of war-time expansion.
gi *1 example of I .a Pine and is
came up from Bend and visited
“ Most progress has been made having the streets graded.
over Sundav with his mother
in what we call hard times.
Visitors from the neighborhood Mrs. M. L. Beesley.
i of Jim Bluck’s ranch report that
he hus put in a fine flower gar
den ami new walks around his
residence. They also state that
R S. HAMILTON
, 1 1 *»-ii;t one of the finest fields of
H r « N ational Ilari» Huiktina
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cholick.
grain in the country.
Ernest Tomes and Father Harr
Jake Howard, who has l»een ington
The Pioneer M ills .
Lumbermen since 1885
were Sunday dinner
working on the roads at Crescent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Zier-^
Oregon
the past week, went up to Sixbit jolf. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and Bend
Prairie Monday to put in hin family also called in the after
We manufacture Western Des Chutes White Pine
, spring grain.
noon. ami all drove over U\
exclusively. Complete stock of all kinds of rough,
$
! Pringle Falls.
surfaced and sized lumber.
All kinds of finish,
Foss’ Hardware received a
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Becklev
shipment
of crockery and gran
mouldings, etc. Long lengths and special stuff cut
of
Fort Klamath were guests of
ite ware to add to the hardware
to order. We also carry Cedar Shingles, the only roof.
s t o c k , last Monday. A shipment Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bogue Mon
jof paints and oils arrived Tues day.
We also handle doors, windows, screen doors, builders’
day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Deming
hardware, nails, etc. Let us figure on your building.
and daughter were callers at the MRS LULU. B ARNOLD
Alvin Wilson and family, who
At I he I m e t-M o u n ta in O ffice
We deliver anywhere.
Ernest Beesley home Tuesday.
have been at Masten’a Mill sev
eral weeks, returned to their Mr. and Mrs.Ike Zierlof made a
home at Bend this week.
t rit» to Bend Wednesday on busi
ness.
I-a Pine
Oregon
J. J. ling. A. P. Donahue and
Mr. and Mrs. A. SprinKstube
E. T. Jensen motored out to the
LA PINE, ‘ ‘ In the Heart of the Timber” OREGON
Carev Stearns Ranch last Fridav w ere shoppers in LaPine Monday J
where Mr. Eng purchased a work
Mrs. Frank Bogue went to Bend
team.
Wenesday to do some shopping, j
Dean Hollinshead was a Sun and v isit her daughter Miss Lillv ;
day visitor at the neighboring 1 w ho is attending school in Bend. I
town o f Crecsent.
Lcland Casey drove over a{
bunch o f cattle from Prineville! N lH.s AN 1Y CAVANAUGH
Fay Howard came up from to his ranch on the Deschutes:
C le rk L a P ine School (V ia rd
Bend Saturday and spent two Tuesday
days fishing on Paulina Creek.
Two friends from Bend accom
c /> °
panied him.
La Pine
Oregon
La Pine Inter-Mountain
>■*
Local
Personal
Washington Was
Thrifty In Youth
Physician
and Surgeon
y*
£
La Pine State Bank
News of Rosland
Attorney
at-Law
J. N. MASTEN LUMBER CO.
Public
Stenographer
\
I
i
* * 1
J. N. MASTEN LUMBER CO.
Notary
Public
\\ alkerBasin Irrigation
1 P‘«c Company
Little River Items
Oregon
■«
Bill
Downing’s
Cafe
at
Cend
I he place w here
a
In d illi
I..IMV1V
III
till
vv ;
you II always ftn«J
your friends from
the interior
La
\ ic c l \ I • urnishcJ Rooms
•4
C. II. Faton and son, Teddv.
came in from their place in the
Little River section last Saturday
and transected business in Iji
Pine.
Howard Miltenberger and fam
ily. ar <1 Fred Mahn. have leased j
Pine, Ft Hock. the Fawcett Ranch and have j
Crescent and Sil I taken possession.
ver Lake folks
“ Beef on the Hoof is Cheaiier”
make tX»w rungs
t he i r hcadqua rt ers states a market report, but Al
phonse Ava set*s no reduction in
when in Bend
neck pieces.
.
Sixty Dollars per Acre
-r v .n
Mrs. C.E.Street came up from 1
Bend Tuesday to look after her
property interest here. She will'
remain until Saturday, and a
i short tin e thereafter she expects |
to move back on her ranch fori
the summer.
in Connection
Howard Miltenberger and wife
and small son. were shopping in
|g»Pine Monday.
Howard bro’ t
in a can of cream for the one o ’ - j
clock stage hut found that said j
stage left at 12:30.
Insurance
Agency
E B Tomes
A. G Cholick
O ffice «t 1 a pme State (Wink
La Pine
Oregon
La Pine
Barber Shop
IIENRY CAVANAUGH
fVuprietur
La Pine
Oregon
♦