La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 23, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto 0 L GRAKDg.EPSNIXa OESER'fe ... II1V O'l ill ' I - PAGE FOUR 00 o - -.0 Che Observer 0 v ivnuPRviiKN'T Oi:vsPAll.:it 0 .1 . . . U oW- & ft J' TWE OFoFICE CCT Agbllshed duty and iPoekly ut Lu (liflitde, Oregon, by LiPQranda. EvoliiJ Observer Publishing Comuuny e 1 - 1 ip ?- . Entered at thn Poatoffloa aLa lirundo, Ore., ift 8ecol Clan HM &fttlr Tllli OHSMftVEK, 141 Adams Ave., !.u Grondo, Origin CITY AND COUNT if OFFICIAL PAP'EK On lala In jither olns Oregon Ilul Nnws Stand, Portland; Imptrlal 0 Ntrtvti Hlaml I'lirtlaiid; Multnomah Nuwa Ijiaud, Portland Bt'llHTHIITIflV 1IATK8 lljr Carrier Pally. r monlh 70o .Dally, per six mo. In-advance 14.50 Day, per three month. . . .12 25 Dully, single copy. be Ity Mull Dally per .year In ndvnnce. . S.0W Dully llirrta months In advance fl. 50 Dally, tlx nmfltli In advance y.i.00 Dairy, pur month 50 Weekly Olworvur .Slur, by Mall, per yar In advance 11.50 mi:miii:k of Assii.vri:i I'UKSH The Associated l'roH la exclusively entitled lo t lie use for publication of all nowa (I Ih:i K lii'a credited to It or not otherwise credited In this pa per, and alao the local news published therein. All rlgbls of republi cation of special dispatches horn a two aro HMorvid. III By JUNIUS THE I'l'WAUI) TltENI) A finimeiiil writer names ninny instances of .tlu; present up ward trend of business. Wool, cotton .leather and silk, lie says, are. already on the upgrade. The German settlement lias given reassurance impetus to those cencenied with foreiun and doinestie trade both. Discount rates have lieen lowered appreciably, both domes tic and foreign. '.There has been a gradual sliene.hteniiiK of the whole credit position. Foreign money has been Koinjf up in exchange value, which encourages foreign trade., , This expert also states that our government's decision to Bit In with the Allies "has created deep satisfaction In respon sible circles." There is much hope that Europe will be steadied and set in order before long. ' Labor adjustments are 'gomu; along in good shape. Kail road deficits are slowly disappearing, in some cases small profits are beginning to show up. Copper, cotton and automobiles are reviving. Building is better, but building and coal are so far tlie slowest to show the general hopeful tendencies. The public still believes that building costs and coal prices are too high to be reasonable, unci' it still holds on and refuses to buy. Anyone can add to these big instances a few smaller ones from hia own experience. There seems to be no question now that everything is looking up. . 'CROWS KEEP AWAY Northeastern Oregon is more fortunate than the Willamette valley in escaping the ruvuges of black crows. Few of these migratory pst birds are lo be seen in these parts us compared to the great flock which ut this season of the year prey upon I We grain fields of the Willlamette. v ( , Destruction of spring sown and newly sprouted grain by black crows, when these birds are numerous us they nre along the' Coast counties of California, Oregon and Washington, run into greut sums of money. And this part of, the country Is for tunate, to escape this loss. . , . ! Black crows, like fruit tree pests, thrive in mild climates. Mostly they avoid snow and extreme cold. They move vn muck cloudH of destruction over the valleys of California, Western Oregon and Western Washington mid flourish upon damp, newly 8oyed grain fields. Being lazy robbers, they keep close to con tinuous settlements where men labor for them. Probably the high mountains and frequent deserts of this inter mountain country do not look good to the raven, the name made famous in the weird poem f Kdgiir Allen I'oe, as applied to this black bird of mystery. Now and then small scouting parties of these black birds come this way but results show that these spies must report back to the greater flocks that for them the Grande ltonde and Wallowa valleys are "Never more! Never morel One Man's FriliiiK Problem. Dear Office Cut: What hus become of the automobile thieves who used to steal cam? I've liecn reading the paper pretty cure fully and every time I hear of a car being stolen I've hurried around there ami loft mine in that very spot. Hut up to date nobody has offered to take it, What would you advise me to do? A.VIO.S TASII. Dear Amns: 'Why not drive It up and down Fir street, crossing the railroad a few times each day for n week. That orla ami 1 resn fihh it. JUNIUS, Psalm of Life From Cradle to Grave Carried; 'Married; Ifarried; Buried, From Bolilinl a Mustm-lie A friend of ourn wiiom we 1 a 111 - basted recently for the hl'siilo fun gua on bin upper Up came hack ihua; Aye nlnl much on dla writing stuff I.ak all der pcoplea read; Aye's ynxl a common noil of chap A hard-tor working Kwnode. A Kudo American cliicu; Aye vole lak told mo to Aye ko lo kirk once in a vile. Von bei yor kneck Aye do. Dor Ifflce Cat 'ban yealoua Aye link mini plainly seen . Nuw don't he look Ink dui 10 you, Home wery, wwry preen? BRKWEUS ; AGAINST 1IF.F.R J; ;,One of thd H)H illd rcjiini- of re cent developments along prohibit ion Their representative at Washington made no pious protestations. He sim ply explained that if the manufacture and sale of beer ns medicine is per mitted, it. will miike the enforcement lines hns been the rallying of brewing ; uf nndiibition ri.e.;ic.i" y imp .Mi'ilc, Interests to the support of the Antl-.aiel tiu'l the vin'u.ilo violations le- Paloon league in opposition to the II- l'."ltil,B wi" ll'ml to " 'Tm,ti.on ',ub . ,,, , . . , , ,lio opinion very 0 (.advantageous to leg imate Sale of beer. u, ,,w. lllus , rf. Ihe conKivsslonal judinary commit- ,,., l0 up 0w rcrea soft d, illk Volstead amendment to prohibit the j ,., m,w , , . sale of beer as .mMicme. llns ninciid- M.Mit, lini m.w .welation of what ment is Intended to stop the nll-ved .. ,,rrwi in,us.yi supposedly ruin rap in the prohibition law left by thej,.,, , . ,,, ,, is ,ooki fllr. r""'".. " "'"'""K Vlwa, ,i to. Aparentlv it expects to torney ,eiieia. i-aimcrs ruling. I he , , . . , sil,, ,,,, Hum it can ever hope to make out of nlioholie beverages. Anti-Su-loon l.eague'has been especial )y Oi-tive in demanding sm h an am'i'iul- ment. An attorney for a- St. Louis hrewiiiff comimnv. said 10 be the liuir- st In the country, has appeared before I 11 i'1 upper India living the committee and on behalf of his i s" cheap that 11 family can live on clients inotested foivlblv against iier- " Year. Yes and if the food runs mitting the legalization of beer as - . those neighborly Americiins are medicine. . nlmost sure lo run in with soniething. The public well remembers the b.-ev ! o "s oi- tlie prpsmuiiiiiiion era, set-1 T)ie llcNhenki are now offering tin forth the' virtues of vnrious malt roiifi,-ale,l cartleis and objects of nit liquors non meir nmoiuinus euiia. y ,,, America in exchange for mnnufac In promoting health. W hether of not tm,., Nothing like choosing tne nrewers nave seen a new 14-111 on honest comeui as n fence for stol thot subject is open to coii;i'cnne. ,, g,io,U. May VI. NTnw. v mav expfrt .npppaic to loml imMii v tn ;rrnt;inv ho thut Ormnnv 178l.-Jol,nstown. New'"'" ',n lhl' Alli- icaii imw us. Nw Yorkr founrt a ilimiurnl in a mil 1 r a no. it wnn a fiiiniier dur- Hi Ira mo jnnitorn nml lamllorri.s huvM ririnnl nn nlllnncn. lltaven liolp I ho iniiiititH now. MoiorlslR who Rot run nvpr by n rullmuU train, reiniirks n vmiKoful ffMow fill (or, know JtivU how fl Iti'al fMfiulMii (Krnm Shur-on, La flianilo) ItiMiii'inlii'r l tut Htam koitln tho up to Iih iH'ck In hoi walut It run- llnuoH (o ftJiiK. Wo nolo nnnihor remarkable co- incldonro. Tim man who bIoIh two comForiM fmin thu (nnfort Hutol in (Milcago wur arrtmttMl on a blan kot chaiK". (oxl-H- HoitIvoI Tluut may ho koiiio tlnpo fnr tho man who nun ulietnly broken bib Now Yonr'a roHiiliiiion, but iiono, wo AUHptMM Tor t tin man who has rurtfotti-n wliat ' f liny wmv Vi can only hope thut Mui'8 (hutti n't bimkI IU m'HHiima "rollwl." Wo have iMioiiKb unusual oxpoimos now. "So'llm xtortur tnltl you to go to warmer rltmato. Wliat was lb iHtturo of tho troubto?" '1 w-u( to hint to onll.-ct a bill. . rf:.i'.li;P'?wmiu-i."mf Sumi FJRST ' SHOWING iF Dresses tier rtfiATl'UING . egg Paige" "SasSjJjane" With Ibo coming of warmer woaiher, there will cmo a spirit of newness Slid a ileslro to he clad In llgblor, cooler dollies. That la why we aaounce for today for the flrsl time, that we are '"" Of !".D'm iTJ ." rlUiTl .'d """" ""er - of dainty summer frocks. Of apei t ( erest . re the "Peggy ralge- inil s, Jlin8.. ,leH thal llre pr, ig their pripularliy wl I, dainiy. exclusive frock, of Organdie. Voile. French (llnghanis and various com blnailoim. Allhoiigh stocks are Homewhai lliuiied as 10 qunntilv, ai Ibis iline, we lavile our , luaeetlon of the most exclusive. Experiments on Feeding Carried Out at Union Cuttle at I ho Union Station nudori btution yielded an high, ns thirty-five low il.urliiK thtf past winter worn fod,tonH per acre, while peas and barley! lo dctnrmlno the vuluo or tiiriorent kindH of bIIuko alone and lu com bination with other feedH, acoordiiiK lo Harry Avry, euuuty aKeiit. An other ttent wa run to dWerinine tho value of opt 11 lots oh compared with Hhvlter and warm water as compared with cold water as a faotor in influ- euclriK KniiiK. Iathe silage Ihhih the l.est gains were secured from stern fod 011 corn stlaKo In com hj nation with, nlfalfa hay. I'eaa and bald barley HilaKt' warn nlso good. Sun flowor ailano did not Klvo uh good remiltK according to the amount of ensllanw fod. Thrt practice of usIiik Hiinflowers for -llHKe was widely us ed last year "-lulKiho coming season lion uuder mild, conditions jucli asi were 'experienced last year. The practice of Ki'indinK alfalfi bay for feed ban been very common during the past fw years. Results obtained by the Union Kxperimenl Station indicate that this is not pro fitable at the pros' nt value of hay. Hay purchased above $8.00 per tonj may "be ground if the cost is not1 : SPELLUH6 TEST ' IS STICKLER aem ami ,r. .n ni,. ,... m. , r.....i if n. i ..... Tirty words that struck the lino slderiiig the tonnage secured, ill too great, over that figure It is het-j type man as ralher hard 10 spell sewns likely.' that sunflower sllagelter fed whole. During the past win-j are Included in the Ms! that was will be a great value where comter better rosiults were secured at the .submitted to elghih grade students cannot be grown, especially for feed-ldaho Experiment station by feeding! of Oregon this year as a purl of wuuio nay man ny to3Uing cut nay.; iae e.iiiiiiiiiiMini nn;j ........ i Kxtenslva tests are planned forj l secure their diplomas, during the coming year, on the time The La Grande Observer Office and method of putting up the differ-i Cat fell down on the llrsi one nain- waler or shelter to steers under test.ient kinds of silage. From the past! ed ai random, How many conlil This Is contrary to results secured years' results and from reports fromj you spell. Passing grade l.i 70 lug stock cattle as a combination with other feeds for wintor mainten ance. No Increased gains were secured- from supplying either warm during the winter of 1IM9-20. This the farmers through the valley. It test will ho carried over another per-jseenn that much can be done to de iod of years. Iterniinc a proper time to ensilage . Ten lots of calves were fed at the) sunflowers. Wnllow'a qounly farm station to determine the proper winders Imported tTSO.onil worth of hay ter (maintenance ration. Those mak- In 1919-211. In the past year they per cent. The list Is ns follows: Respiration, capillary, analysis, participle. Wednesday, grammar, farther, February, necessary, difference,- separate, deceive, ninety, It seems likely that there will be a "K l,le best gains were fed on rorn hare not had to import any nnd havei pleasant, Tuesday, inileiipe, opera- decrease In acreage In some cases, silage and alfalfa hay although very; had sOnie hay left over. With the; lion, description, .apparatus, 1 Sunflower sllago.at the experiment' K"d results were secured from ul ft. Ira nlone. Two lots were fed on straw in combination with cotton rnlto. ono receiving two pounds per iiuau uoo mo oiuer one pouuu per head per dny. ' The lot receiving one! pound made practically no gains al-l i NEW TODAY! FOK SALE- St. -.Furniture. 2J07 l'i:si u-2:i-2tp. -( r. FOR SALE Foui-inm (kvelling and a large barn, noi tliwtst'Kf Foundry. Must be moved aay itLAmcc. See C. Ai Chesser, 2of N.f1lepot. Phone Red Ullr v V tlSr most part they are pleased with sun-i lature, symmetry, rliithlheria. devel- flower silnge although much of It: oped, voluntary, abbreviate, compe vas Injured by the rainy fall so that t II ion, embarrass,, ainiiiue, super part of the feeding value was lost, sese approximately, pronunciation', .' I hospitable, military, pneumonia, .Blind Graduate is Coach. ,. ' penitentiary, physician, ciuarantine. though they increased In sie. Sev-. the University of Oreiran. is teaehini. I eralns. temperature, mathematics. dimensions, Instantaneous atmos pheric, dilapidated, proclamation, participate, supenisinn. eral were very weak when turned on,bioloev. general science, aneient med. Oho uuge. .U aneuM likely thaL.tlietivol- and -United States history in n-.-.iiiiK ui ntu I'uuiioB ui conoii cuse Kitlilie high school. He nlso coaches In combination with straw should the high school students in soccer and give a fairly rhenp maintenance ra-wrestling. WANTED To buy a n. J. I.. Mors.-' wag- -2:i-at. Use Observer Want Ails. WANTED About June 1st, 2nd or ord, modern housekeepina, rooms. Moderate price, ground floor pre- i ferred. Adult couple. Phone Red i Mil. 5-2:l-L'tp WANTED rompetent dressmaker to go to house. Call Red 14151. n-2:i-2lp. FOR SALE Pansies, Voters, toinnto plants, early and latexabbaufi plants now on sale at WioJhvorJf's Si, 10 nnd lfic store. ' FOR RKMT-Two furnuflied house keeping rooms, l'hoi Hbi or call 17(17 .leffe.rsoi). Tact Madam, tle chapeanist. hadi; iiiiiiHiii nix num.. i rvnig .one 01 them on the first customer, who was thill, she mild: "It make you' look plump." And the-first hat' was sold. To the second customer, who was fat. she said: "It uiukeH you look thin." And tho second hal was sold. To i hn third cu-tloincr, who wnn florid, she sold: "It makes you look pale." And the third hut was sold. To the fourth cuslomer, who-was pale, she said: "It gives you such a healtby glow." Ami the fourth hat was sold. To the fifth customer, who w.is (all she said.' 'It decreased your height." And the fifth hat was sold. To' the stth customer, who wa short.. she said: "It mill considerably to your h.'lc.hl." And the sixili hal' a sold. And all of tlie hats were rtlik Town Topics. The flew typist ilrtermineil Jo Make good impression upon her chief: !i-2:i,2t WILL TRADE Modern residenco An lire of parked Rroiind, I'ortlaiuLi ee nnd clean, for La Grande house, ! or ),ii. a county land. lie. .-.Is in fiit letter. V. F. liiock, -. t'o- j serer. . n-21-:ilp ! FDR SALE-Two jV-li Quad Trucks, with or without tiyiilurs, for sale cheap. Just theCngiLfor hnuling gravel on the higliVavV See I) ivid I. Stodihird. fi-2S-iil. t.l'MIIEK VILLUS WANTED Ei ther, by contract or day. Klghl men reii nired lo hiinrfiy. Steady work for epei leiu-eX ntu in your reply slate ;iJ( plajii you piled lumber and r:fie pAcihous aml or wucoj per . day warned. Write K cure hsorvcr. :l 2;!-?.t. OltEI'.N CHAIN. -MEN WANTED -. fiinl I'uct or day itJ-k.cot nn'r- aces 1 '.T.. feer-erf .lit hours. Slam rale per thV-uiulKiir ai:es per il.'iy wanii'.l. 't)ti' E. rare Obsrrver. , !t-2:t.;it WANTED Hy J-ine 1st-, partly fur nislied hini-c en south side of track.' . Phone Red 11SI. ,1-'.':t-ltp . York, tiurned by Tories. Moy'iL 1HH The Department of ."Agriculture" gitie'ii a t i the Presi- elit's cabinet. , " i m Twelfth Preside. .. Zachu.- Tylor J'hig. IniiguriitedMaih f, IH4H. Age, t'.l. an paie us. o .Supiio it is granted that beer i. meilii ine, "People " haven't gm tie faith in nVdirine they usel lo uV. o " She turned up half an hour' early and began tidying up. the room. When fhat was dime she examined her type- riter.MliscvemJ it in .'Slicking con dition, found bottle and gave it a thorough riling. While about it . exiiipined all the otk.r typewriters in tho offke .an. Toiled, them. too. There Ik . -1. . .1. . W . HI.. - inkers h.lM. ertl.ed if f,.? loss Of .. l1.;, ",,,.T . Term of offe.l r, i months neni y - eioo.ti.mifl , f,VP years. l,jv, 'h, looa arouml him wMh an Res nee, llaton oiige. . . it areless M-nd. t, ha,e done, a .Imp- ip of ,,Ufcti,u an, eroded t th. Born November 24, 1784, Orange dred limes worse. f . ... . . rh. . t I - - , . . tr.tvn "MU.;i. " k. ..1.1 I "Needs Versus ftilifies fil","ha 'y.' set mr Cfliuth mixtW!'' o - r. Insursiice sumi men jay Hi.it careless ( nurt I Wiry, Vii. Di July 9, Age fio, Col lege, onone. llsh pOentuge. c Buried Springfield, Ky, o Army officer. Kliff- J'iMeni rend A -udlinc. Stnihtfe I bow il will hiiien lMtVten ,tn- mnjiiiej nii-.ler has a rJird time tifinf o ?0i; itimtelf. WANTED Two rooms and bmr.l nn i rm for sumniei. Phone Red 1 1 Ml 5-2:l-ltp ME Tt TIIK FREE ilEMON STRTltl ht1(ilii)W AFTFH. NtH)N AT lIlK.MM.NK Kl.VlTKh" COMPANY.' y -..il-l, 'Mn'ICK OF UANKIUIT J I ,K Tk i-e.il troprty of Jaauvi W. .Herbert, bankrupt. ha s,,ld 4'n or afier JuAa ii!h.ls;i. ai. p.ol) desifti, k jBml , ,)f'. wine nam.f.. rom mil ideate j Kith th tnisleiJ 4 ,b, r.rriri of i Li t.,l, 4 Co. hrwli vi Tr,,,,, S 119 Una. tj.i I !! M . 20 Price Reduction on Goodrich Tires The tfeciwive reduction of twenty per cent nn the prices of (atxlridi Tires nnd Tubes which took e'lect on May 2nd, received the complete endorsement of tire us ers ant! dealers throughout the country. It was. accepted ats its full face value as a helpfuh'economic move in tune wi(hstUMspirit or theies. The dedttvtion applies to Goodrich Sil vert own Cords Goodrich Faoric Tires GoodrichNRedVnd Gray Tubes Coodrich Tires have Vinifil their reputation by. sheer quality of construction aKlmplete dependability of ser vice. ' Every improvement in. making, with many exclu sive betterments is in the Coodrich tires you buy today. Your dealer wiir supply your needs liml give you 'the benefit of those new reduced prices ' . op. your puix-rutses The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company . Akron, OHIO a- aaa a. u"aj: ' e aa . 4 : s "' .". -"': .V- a a aa T , v a w mi in nn i