La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 18, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto o e MONDAY, APRIL IS, 1021 1? GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE 9 9 o the same as that udvauced nt trie I ornoration ftir mA!trniKUAiii7rirAt- mn'iua . l. . ..... I present tlm'bv advomik nf th. wOnt.rn nil ihu ru..i. ,,,. i .. ' , t ... " - W " " ' ii.iu uvru n- , tuini wu it'rnieu uniew nui 1H a i a- O 1 v.mm.umih., m- Aiiiur (vriitrs. jm inc- ..uutirr a iiiv CSUUU OI UAnifl 'iiHllT memorials were niloiO.nl tloo comes- as a result uf thi Wi ... . w I.nn. I)mohsMI. by the WttshhiKion lfKlBlutur In of Fred Dennlon. couHty avont w. uff , , . o . ' Notic Y Kvn that t)' 0 NttTICE TO CR0lTOia.' .:mfTD'iirinPTiTr I I II F rw III ft llll a I I- Slirrmillllf vturt. nnri in I auh. u-hn aiiun. ........ m.p.unuiF nuu inmrr ., " liui IV llll llll ll ll r mr V V ."" "" " " wvm mi- iitiiiuiiai cuiiriMi' t.D. . - a. uhiu-ibikiou nui -.itwiuiciiKirriiu nus 0 UIL L ILflV U I n I imlUcd To lhe arousal tor Hon, or Farm Ilu-au deletes ll!;"! considers om.e. natlowti.e b(len ,,,:,, administrator of the "j statehood.". TWs waS 6pprov,,d. anl ! Chleaiw, last wool, and reported T'."' rellv,.mu rke,i,,K "1"1 I"0"'- ta of Daniel U.ie,0dc?eascd, by 8 XOltfllKltX SHiT Al i"V 'h9 '''Hmlou.lmvTntlnnjfn!ofah on. the main,,,' ,, ir r.V., .T,!!?'" "tV,l,att P""'"" ,der of the Canity CoiOt of Union ri! khiv r.v.,.L?l!lit "'wn'eh met three yeaf W were! cooperative ,fu.rkW I ' . '"r" 'rop. Have been ?:OBnty Oregon, und has qualified as r. ,' "","""'t'l"N AH.Wvlhl jtwo r,)relwtatlvv8 of northern Idn-j KHprPseutatlvea'of tlu. .o?t l.weg.l,.6 !"'" ",v1'Jwt of ,ful111'" that all oraon hnving cl.ffma Ax Hearty JnTaTv iwif . Allhouh conatitulAiii A.alOrain G?owe'. aasol.tlon. are r"" "" 'T, '7'"1'' "lnt PstaU. are fferftby not- o.lt"LJ Vki-; 4 ." a1opt"d by t,u P""16 at t," W'X' ""' o !,"! WHklnK ki'.nd.W. ,r?' ,""""d ,hBl "'"'" tn i,ref"" then properly veri- ,"""A,' ' V. election, .congresi refined to create n.ejt ,he Frm n.iraau here and t,lo'"" "' ' 8 flKht ovfi,. withtn aix month. frfin, the date ... . H,. .Made ,'he new. 8tute . . ,w ii(idiiK. f. tl)ut. tB P.1-, P,l which ... fin- of the firpnhlicati, of this notio; ' SmKANB 'TpTT is AEl.,i..l The ne.reat that advyatea of 'h- may come In and organise. thl8 as- " ,Z nt '' o unJer.1Bnl at h, ph-c .of , for fr,M , 18 -ABitat,.,,. ',.. IlQrt,loro lliaUo av,,r n,,,,, call8 ,,. , , " Iciillon. there wa. c.,nn...n Br,.nd bu.lnewi m U Crantle, Union County, for formatloH of a new. atnte (U to realUinK thir hopes w. VMpulMry pooling of wheat trap. " " ' " "", "l0:" , l' ,,r1eK',n- . .. . , ,. ,. M . oa . counties f northern Idaho "and East- . In 188(1. when only tm lack of ore.- and- JTnmilll. ,,.nf whin. h. ... Qnin !"" body is Incorporated . "tf f'rst puhl.calion, Man 2S, ented It. The far ! gton, tit b rarrie'd on '"'nual approval prev for the next two years in the torrl-! 1Jiho territorinl legislature, in 1884 tory affected by inaiio, ritiion. under authority of tbe last Idaho legislature, has ex isted In one form or another for nioro than half century. As earl yas Janua'rv. lRi'.l. n mo. niorlnl to congress, askhiK for the creation or the "territory of. Walln Walla" from parts of the territory east or tile Cascade mountains, was brought up. In the Vachlngtoii terri torial leglRtatuie, hut was lost. Two years later the 'legislature, in com , pllance with petitions signed by thi people, considered a bill to. submit to the voters a constitution for the proposed new slute of Idaho. After "Idaho", in the bill, . however, the legislature killed the bill. ' Capitol Location Argued. Tills was followed by the creation by Congress of Idaho territory, giv ing Washington territory' the pres ent, eastern boiiutary or the state. Agitation ror separation ot the nor thern counties or Idaho from thi rest or the state Was soon precipi tated within the dew territory, how ever, when the territorial legisla ture. In 18B4, permanently located the capital at Lewlstou. In the nor tbern jiatt, ,ftt Ilolse, In tlu southern sectlun, and this has been continue!' Intermittently to the present tine, Meanwhile, in tli0 Washington, territorial legislature, the agitatloi riared hp op occasion. In 18;8. tin legislature adopted a niemojlul ti congress which asked that the "par handle" or Idaho; created by tli. formation of the territory nt Mon tana, be" 'returned to Washington This memorial recited the geogrnpli leal barriers between the northeri part of Idaho mid the capital, an .declared that "the commercial, sc clal and political Interests of.. th people or said northern portion o' Idaho are Identcal will) those of thi people of -Washington territory. Argument Is Knnie This argument Is. in the main.. maa memorial tea congress to 1111 coniniisijlon or, nexatlon of .tlte" northern loiinlleB (o WashingMin. and in the following election bbth political parties in bn(h Washington and Idaho declared them selves for such annexation. A bill providing for the separ ation passed' both houses of tin' Forty-ninth congress, hut failed to receive the upprovnl of l'reaident Cleveland. 1 ,;t ' . Other bills Introduced In the saine session or congress; hut which railed or passage, provided for division of the. Idaho "panhandle" between Washington and Montana, by annex ing that part of It north, of the 47th parallel of latitude, Included In the five present northernmost counties of the state, to the latter territory. The present agitation provides for separation of the teu northern coun ties or Idaho nd a part or EiiBlern. Washington and their udiuisslon to the Union a the state of Lincoln A memorial to this errect was Intro duced In the last session . or the Washington legislature but failed of passage. ' I S DO T TAKE ACTION I'.MATIIXA COl'XTV FAIMIUUH WITHHOLD SANCTION Northwest (irnlu (irmvers Keek Foot Hold in Pendleton Hut Are Not. Favored; Two I'lnns ropu.ed PENIH-RTON, Apr. 1 ITmatll county farmers, growing 27 per ceut of the wheat In Oregon, voted net week to postpone action on the Miestlon of joining either the North west ' Grain .Growers association or the United States Grain Growers refused to eoMorse the assocla lion. Is sought as the key rounty to the whole northwest movement. "-If the Northwest Association can ' get us to. join with them they feel that thtty have won over the leadim county' In Oregon',"" one lending lo cal farmer .stated after the hig meet ing Thursday. (.'onrile't Is Predicted With the sentiment here led by the Farm Ilureiui, and the Farm 'Bureau expressBly In favor of the national plan as formulated at 'hl-' cago providing 'ror either-pooling or individual selling, hut all through the National Grain Growers Corpor ation .with option privileges the liat- i.tle is predicted with the Northwest Oraln Growers- when they come Into this county to reorganize. H is be lieved that the Northwest Associa tion will plac.fl orgauliers here de spite the altitude or Umatilla county farmers'. "ir 'this association at tempts to orguulze this county with out the consent and support or the farmers, there will lie u, conflict here which ' is not desirable," an other farm bureau leader declared. Kuvoi Nat liuial ' Phut While' not taking definite action on some specific contract, the sen timent of tho big mooting of wheat farmers was decld'-'dly in favor of Borne form of cooperative marketing. Uennion's report from Chicago was most favorably received and framers after the. meeting expressed them selves In favor of the national or ganization in 'p preference tn) the northwest organisation. Seven hundred of the- leadin? United States farmers attended the Chicago convention which lluiiiilon described ns the "most Impressive meeting ever held," There were 107 delegates at the sessions called by the president of the American Fed eration of Farm Tluratis, said to be be the "Suuup for the Fanner," The president declared III the con vention "Let no man think this is nlou reported, and the New United Slates Secretary of Agrlcnlltire hn. endorsed IJ19 Plan. Plan OuiIIikhI' : The farmer has tliroe choices un der tho national plan, llennioii pointed out. "He .can seH outright to the national cooperative, agency; he can cousign his-wheat to lhe sgency;'or he cun either pool locally or in Joint pools of larger slue, and sell through - the ' same national agency." , That there will' bo no difficult? in raising the money for the $10.- 000,0110 finance corporation, Is .the opinion of lleiinlon, who Interview ed the lenders in ,,.the, movement, while In the middle west., "The success of tho national .movement sponsored by the ...American Farm Bureau Federation Is practically as sured." he staled In cloning his re port. - ,' . -., . : ,. , . , : ' .. '. Does Yoijr Car Need Overhauling ? ... ,'.',. o . ' . - .....' SEE JACK HARLAN O ...., .,, O v. . ' v On North Kir opposite Harris (ircry. 'Jack Harlan's Ilepair -Shop Mar. 21- IUL HOI1NF.NKAMP. . MmhiistrStor.--Apr..4-U-l(-r.. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND DIS TRIBUTION OF ESTATE. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County. In the Matter of the Estate of E. U. Salisbury, Deceased. ' Notice is hereby given that Alls Salisbury as administratrix of the estate of E. 1). Salisbury, deceased, has rendered and presented for set tlement, and filed in .aid court for her fiiuil account and petition for dis tribution of suid estate, and that at 10 o clock a. m., May 4, 1921, at the court house in La Grande, Union county, Oregon, na3 been duly ap pointed by slid court for sottleme.'it of said account and the hearing of Haid Detition for distribuli.,n. nt I which time and place any porso in- laiemru in. nuiu eniaie inuy ujjueui and file his objections thereto and show cause, if any, why a final dis tribution of said estate should not be ordered. ' ALICE SALISBURY. LCS- '-. iiliri GET RESULTS See Next Piiue Administratrix. La Grande, Oregon. a pink tea party, rather ll is a Bos- Mar. 21-28, Apr. 4-11-18. Run Down? Kidney and bladder trouble, are not limited to men. Homework, or work in office or factory, c.uxci women tu suffer from weak, overworked or dii. caaed kidney.. The lympium. .re puthnewi under die eyei, tallow .kin, cunnant tired feeling, lack of ambition nervous condition, backache, rlieuin.tia psini, .ore muscle., stitf joints. get right at the Cmuic of lurfcring and Winery, regulate the kidney and blad der and rettore the diioaied vrgaua to sound and healthy condition. ' atra. Wm. Fischer. 2009 Wootlbourn Av.. LouiiviUif. Ky., wnlci: "1 im ju.t fltliDi lwJ nnt. 1 urn taking Fuluy Kidney PUU viiy uther night. Youhoutdi.tv iiu belor I ataileit 1 waa yellow aa laid, mw i ay ih1 akin at. U i-laared up, fcly kidixtya do uut bulbar in al iiiKht any mora, ll :t will Imly awii wltiartfow uul whu ia auffarin you my ui,v uiy ua ,lpliva( you uttlivuM a advortiaad. List Your Repair Wants And Order Them NOW Early orders for the season's repairs will save telephone, telegraph, parcel post, and 1 express charges later-to say nothing about the time lost during the working season, Buy Genuine IHC Repairs for International Machines FLOYD M'KENNON he- AGENT LA GRANDE 1 OREGOfT y E P 0 The Greatest Used Car Sale Ever Held in La Grande. CONDITIONS OF SALE Sale Commences Tuesday morning April 19tHI These cars all ready to run will be priced the following low figures and each car will be reduced $5. each day until sold. at 111 1916 - 7 passenger Reo Six, $600. 1919 7 passenger Studebaker Six, 550. 1919 - Chevrolet, Vr- 600. 1916 - Chevrolet, 275. 1920 - Ford Ton Truck with starter 625. 1918 - Maxwell, ' 350. 1920 - Ford Roadster with starter, 450. 1916 - Ford Jouring, - . 250. 1916 Ford Roadster, 275. 1915 .- Ford Touring, 250. 1915 - Ford Touring, 225. 1912 - Ford Touring, 150.- 1914 - ' Ford Touring, ; 250.. 2 - 1913 : Ford Touring, each'240 . .... . I.' ... Terms:- Half .cash: balance in six equal Monthly payments.' v . . v : -r. ' : uiifiirll