FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
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r By FRANCIS H. 6ISS0N,
VicrPnuitjent Guaranty Trust Co.
of f:w York.
T" UK question upiiormost lu
' I Hit' iiiintis tf nil JllsllH'SS
1 men Is, "Vl.en will (itv
' ent readjust niHins he etui.
pluU'd und n Kinl.U hui for Imsl
ueiw i-e-cstnlillshiMl.?"
While, nt uiurse, . ywirs must
ellipse before he tjvuK'.Hli.uv
u hum ml of life und iruuny ..
Stro.veii In the war nu tw fully r
phuvd mid I he pi.llijr.il and uncial'
pruhliMii It ( lias cfviHi'd can he
fiulved, there Is iinijile nmnd for
hflh'Vliix I lull we Khtill rench u rot
ntlvely iahh' condition In (his
fiiuiifry In the very near ftininv
We Iihv uiHliiiiltledly passed
tliiou-h the most ciithul of our
posl-wiir niid.)iisitm.'nis, although
Unity more must .vet ho niude. .
I refer esperlnlly t the lendjiisr
'mem of re l it 1 1 prlis to declining
vholesnle prices and Hip ri'iidjus:
ineiM of tho, cot; of prodtM-Hou to
present ninvlinsliig power. Theve
m'feesnry remljusi ments have heen
tardily vturied, as wits to he ex
peeled, hut they are now under
way, foiiitn&iely, and will he com--pleled
gradually, hut with ever ac
eelenitlnif -speed. The sooner they
tire ammMstipd with a- inlnlniuin
of dlstretts the sooner we will
reuth u cntiipiirailvely Btahle htisl
ness hi i si h, hut we cannot reach
that hnsls until they are (Inisifed.
The adjustment of production
rosts "III Involve and, In fact, will
consist chiefly of wage adjust
ments, although IncroiiKcd oflicieii
cy nnd decreased umi'Kina of profits
must also piny their part. , As
va ges jienera 1 1 y u re fed need, o f
course, there will be curtailed pur
chasing power, hut It should he re
membered thnt decreased corir of
production will lower commodity
prices, which will iiltlmntoly offset
the reduced buying capacity of the
public.
A AAMKO ntfMC FACTORY wt 1m A16NE SCCTOR- MANY Of ThCSC INDUSTRIAL
PiANT wrttCHHAVf PtE'N QCPAiRbO A.tM OP F HATING ON A REDUCED dCAiC
OWUJIG TO TM SLACHfcNiMtt 99 M I fflNATiONAt TRAI-
Tlie -rurtnltmont of production 1
which inevitably accompanies such
iudptrlal nudjustmeiils us we are
now experiencing however, will
llunlly prove Its own corrective.
We lire not In the throes of nver
priluctlnn, but meiiMy teniporiiry
tinder-consumption.
And Aineili-fin tui:liies. men
must recognize the vital fnct tha
one of the inojit Imporlitut facitirx
Im .mir proiMrily Jtenceforth will
he our foreign trade.- ' ,The exli'iit
to which our overwnR trade r suk-"
lalned und incrtaned will depend
to a larye dfrce niiion the tni'thods
ilevb-ed for fWmiu-hiK II. And iba.i .
Is quite as much the concern of the
business man, whether or not he Is
directly Interested in export inj; or
liuportiiYr. as It Is of t lie bank'.
The ont.v way we can preserve our
present prosperity Is adequately to
finance mir foreign commerce and
thereby keep our Industries run
ning at normal capacity, for our
productive capacity is ifTenter than
the demands of our domestic mar
kets. The hank first of all feels the
shock of any stoppage to the nor
mal functioning of this credit sys
tem. Whet) drafts are not paid by
foreign buyers the bunk at once
finds Itself bohllng an overdue and
unpaid loan and aUo Is burdened
with the responsibility ; for col
luterat. which it must handle to the
best possible advantage of the
American shipper nnd to the pro
ration of Its own equity In It.
When, as today, In rfmrkets
throughout the world there Is a
cancellation of contracts, refusal to
nccept shipments or to pay .drafts,
the Immediate result Is to tie up
tiuikhitf funds In very lart:o
amount and to bunlen the hanks
with the problems Incident to the
cart and disposal of shlptuents up
on which funds "Have been ad
vanced. Many now see that the depreci
ated exchanges can be restored on
ly through Kuropo's resumption of
normal production nnd exporting,
We know that Kreot markets for
our own raw products are now af
fected because of Idle factories lq
Trance, liermnny, Iluly and else
where. Furthermore, markets In
South America nnd the Orient
which would otherwise be absorb
Injr our manufactured products
continuously are curtailed for tne
s:.me reason. The products of
those1 countries wheat nnd wool,
hides and skins and metals, which
normally ore lnt urgent demand In
r.uropo-rinove but slowly.
In the South the cotton Interests
are preparing tn sell their product
abroad and to finance sales by long
term loans it trough corporations or
2ii n I .ed under the new Edge Act.
Must significant of all, however. Is
the movement to organize a on
hundred million dollar corporation
under the same net. This proposed
organization. Is to be devoted spe
cifically to promoting foreign trad
by means of long-term loans. Large
as will be the corporation that -Is
planned, and Its resources would
permit operations Involving one
billion dollars In credits It will not
lie. too lurge for the urgent present
demands.
S Training for Track and Field i off will
J 'r ; J cAf thli
The OlisiTver will rim n xrrlra of ui'tuics on liiilninu for varioiiH
I events hy Willlmii I. (Hill) llnytvaril, reternu ntliletie train.'
I er und trni-k roiu-li f)r the t'niversity of Oregon
ilspcfid it will be sufficient. Some may
rouble In reaching the take'
th the proper foot. To rein-
this the start should be made
wltn tie opposite foot. The theory
Jjls to go ovvr the sticks' as low as
2 possible.
I The athlete should Jearn the prop
! er method to clear the hurdles. To
accomplish dils he should practice
Itnrilles hllllnir the l.nr Tl.a 1,1,-1, hurlles "II One hurdle lllltil it Is fairly Well
This Is one or the prettiest lis wellinre ten yards apart, 15 yards from I mastered. Tlie hurdle should -be
n the h.iiileat of tlie trunk evnt ! itnrt to flr.t n. 1 K vnril from taken at first at a moderate speed
to-master. Other qualifications be-j tenth to finis'i line hurdle is 3 feet ul"n "'e performer Is sure of hlm
sldes speed and endurance one must(l Inches blRh; tho race is 120 yards;81'"' 1,1 Kul"K over the hurdle it
have courage and determination.'. Ions. Three strides should be taken should be mora in tt'ie order of u
One learnlnx the hurdles will get.between each hurdle. As Ioiik 'Ion' step rather than a Jump. As the
many nastv falls and bruises from I he reao-ies the take-off In good hurdler rises the front foot should
oe poiniea up,
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" . . PHONE MAIN 80 "
-THE HOME OftAMEIttCAX BEAUTY FLOUR
As Boon as this foot
,1s over the back ' left should be
'broufT'it along so that the' knee will
be pointed forward and turned In
ward so that the lower leg will lie
about horizontal with the track,
iwlth the toe turned up. An effort
should be made to reach the ground
!us quickly as- possible, T'le body
Ishonld not twist while In the air but
! should he In as natural a position
'as possible, so when reaching the
ground, the runner Is In a natural
position to pick up his stride. After
lone hurdle Is mustered, I'iree may
bo taken. Hy this time the athlete
i should be able lit cover a greater
.mimher u'lthnnt much difficulty.
U'lftnr form In learned It Will not be
! necessary to hurdle so much but to
pay more attention to speed, taking
sprints' and starts with fie sprinters
going through 150 yards occasion-
ally.
One who runs the high hurdl i
generally runs the low also. The
distance. oi t'he low hurdles Is 220
ysrds, 10 hurdles, 20 yards between
2 feet 6 incnes nign. I ne low nur
dies should be taken In seven strides
The majority of school boys find
It difficult to reach them In . this
number and so they will chop off
the last few stride: flomn low hur
diets are successful in taking
' strides 4, tit In order to do this one
must alternate with bis take-off
foot. The principal essential to sue-
'cess In the low Slurries Is ip learn
to take tht-m "In pour stride" not
: tyilng too IjleV or getting .too close
to tjiem on the takeilV
. .
TI yopU) ot.lA Grande, CaijjO.!
He and non-CahtolJ allkA are alw. j
lug a remarkubl. Itereat -in tlje
liwM tkat la Calm Aiiutueted at
4 Cailab; -rA ky tlif Paulisl
imm. rxia o--wa-aw"s.ir
mft wMti aw4iH WVm laolnrn
t mm Vw a tka kfls asiijin
sVanfc Will, a4MMw4lr.
tlm un:bnbM Im WW wvat
w liwi aut ik nkir . &.
aaat wH'ki. ' -
(a -iht iiiitructloa )r'lla Ike
ela arawa v&WVUin' lianua
iii tk. ikucra wmrJe la
tkw Cat Wile Ckh..,. .
"W ChrlBtlaaa,""' be auM "kx
ltve tkut CkriiX, Viw wa G.d.
rafivwl .kaal died- uponr lk crwv
W accMaallsk Mr red-em M I o. K.W
ike oetlMi arlsm, and a vury Vw
swiaHt e. too: la whait way t
lha merits of ChrlM's pusiou and
dealh" preftt man for whom He
died? , How Is each one ueneflled'
by the paiw'lon of Christ ? la 11 in
a purely eternal way aa of old
among the Jews or is ft In a pure
ly spiritual and hidden way, u way
we are to find out for ourselves
aa many today bellevet Or is II
the way laid down iy Christ? I
answer, It is the way. laid down
by ChrlBt. tbat Is a way, partly
eternal and partly' Internal, the
way of the sacraments, which' ure
the channels of Ood'a Brace to
man's soul A sacrament la an out
ward sign instituted by Chrl.it by
which grace Is holh algnllted und
produced Sacraments were already
prefigure! In the old luw which
hal Its Dilesthood. tithes, cerenio.
niea and sacrifices, all instituted by
Ood which conferred not grace in
deed but legal Juatlllcallou 8t.
Paul culls theiu weuk and beUBarly
elements but still 'types aim K
ures to last until the more tmrfeQl
should come that Is the aucrunieuta
or the new law established by
Christ nd which confer grace. ,
Ulve. Kxplaiuillon .
The very work ot the incarno
tion and redemption auggest a eon
tltiuatlon of a method like Itseir.
What is Ihe incarnation? It moans
the incoming of the Creator hllhui.
to hidden and Invisible Into His
own viBlble world.' He came, suf
fered and died. He might bavi r
rieeuied us in another way, but lit
chose this externa lway so thut.uiai'.
could ee His atitierlng.''
"Now consider Cnrlsl'e way or
performinK miracles. He could
have performed, theiu ; without any
external Bigns Qt IpatrumaiiU whul
aoever, but He chose. :lo let man
-Me som.lhlng- and-. used ' air In-
slruniBiit, a little pltlle from Hh
mouth, a little clay.lUyliig on ol
His hunds, words of '. coinmniid
washing In certain pools or water
as external In.UrunienlH to conror
Hie Internal grace;.1hlB can be read
ily uderstood In ' thefr ' conception
or the sacraments take baptism for
Instance. Chist hue said : Unloss
a man be born again t water and
the Holy Ohost, he Jhall not outer
the kingdom of heaven. Her we
have demonstrated , that Christ'!
giacs comes to the soul Injt pui".
ly external way and a- partly In
ternal way. The external wuhI.Iiis
or Ihe body, siKUifles 'the lmermil
washing of the soul from lln am',
this external act give absolute oon
vlctlon to the senses that rjie In.
ternal grace of baptism has beeu
conferred upon the tsoul.
In his sermon on tha Merry til
God. Kather Donegan brought h pe
and consolation to those who would
repent of their; sips.' . The mercy
of God was shown In the sending
of a Kedeemer in tne Person, oi
Christ, who Himself not only
preached mercy but pardoned sin
nets on many (Occasions. In con
clusion the speaker"-, urged nil 'to
take advantage of the Mercy or
liod during the mission and con
fess their tins.
The lectures this evening begin
7:45. . The Mission sermon will
he on "The Chrlallan Home."
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Foi-d Tourinur , .... ...'..... ?2.r)0 $200
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Fprd Touring ?250 .'.......$200 "
Ford Touring .. .'. each ?2f0 .t...l........ .. $180-
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS
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General Agents, LaGrande (rr(on
The R-ton "Caterpillar" Tractor, vyi 11
handle with ease 4 mould-boiird plows,
32 feet of spring-tooth Tiarrows, 3 ten
foot drills, a 28-in. sepaitor or a 12-foot
Holt Baby Giis Comhined Harvester. .
The 5-ton work at !i miles per hour in
direct speed. Iiw speed at 1 1-2 miles
per hour, with approximately twice the
drawbar pull of the direct speed a npletH;
did emergency reserve power.
You huve, besides, a high speed of
nearly six miles per hour handling score '
of light cultivating jobs that can be fin. ,
ished up quickly and economically jobs :
of hauling heavy loads to market and ;
various other tasks that increase vne .
tractor's usefulness.
With this tractor you can not pack or
injure the mellowest soil. Yet Its long,
flexible oscillating'track insures constant .
groimd-grippmg power in the wettest '
gumbo, loosest Band or stiff est clay.
Nolc Ihi'se Admirable 5-ton "Caterpillar" Features.
Capaeily Does more work than. youican do with 16 horses.
.Speeds Three forward antl reverse; low. 1.51 m, p, hj direct
3.00 m. p. h.; high 5.71. ni. p. h;. reverse, 1.09 m. p. h.
Main frame One-piece, cast steel no joints, no rivets.
Motor Holt Special, military type; valve-in-head, fully inclos
ed, force feed lubrication,, through drilled crank shaft; will
operate on 50 per cent grade. "
Tracks-;-High- carbon cast steel, 84-inch ground contact, flexi
ble ami oscillating an exclusive Holt feature flanged track
idler. ' '.-' ' ' ' ' ...I
Steel ing Independent .track drive no differential; simle sin
gle leyer control.. Tractor turns within its own length.
There's nothing experimental or untri
ed about the 5-ton "Caterpillar." It has
been in .all kinds of use- for 4 yearn, dur.
Ing which jt has been uifsiling In its
ecomnnical,' trouble-free performance,
Compare its aplx'.tr.t'W'A' with that of Mf
other tractor. Var compactness and cUn
w lav a S.tt'i "CatrtpiOat "pom. m ft .
cut, businesslike lines you'll n(t'il"4 It
equal.' Check up its record 4 id.'
mentla war and ). No othertrs
tor has so broad a mord of fM un.f so
widIjf' vsrwd cotditioi.s. F fan or
vrrhird ih r,'-ii,n ft suprJe
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