La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 13, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextM.T5E FTVE. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1S2I TEST MAY BE MADE OF GRAIN STANDARD LI VMATIU.A COIXTV FAILMDKS ANNOUNCE ACTION Millers Adopt Federal Standard, 1 Farmers Claim This Would Mean Loss of Millions GREAT AID TO CITIZENSHIP "PENDLETON, July 12 L'malilla county grain growers are ready to institute a lent suit against the Northwest Millers' association to de termine whether the millers shall ba forced to comply with the Ore gon state grain law which makes the standard bushel 58 pounds, the federal standard which the mlllcrB hare adopted being 60 pounds. The wrath of tho grain growers of the northwest was aroused when the millers' association;, in a recent meeting in Portland, voted to dis regard the slate laws, claiming that they were unconstitutional and in conflict with federal statutes. Grow ers intend to take such action as may. be necessary to determine whether Ihe laws are conslltutional. According to Roy Rltner, presi dent of the Oregon state senate, who heads the Umatilla grain discount committee, tho approximate loss to growers would, in the Inland Um pire, aggregate close to two million dollars, and in Umatilla county alone would amount to nearly a quarter million. ; It was the Intuntion of Ihe mill ers to hold the growers to the fed eral statute passed during tho war which makes 60 pounds of wheat the standard bushel and a discount on the grain below that test." The stale gain discount law makes 58 pounds of wheat the standard with . a discount only below wheat of Unit teal The difference between Ihe two discount laws amounts to great deal -in- hent sold In lurge contracts. Growers figuro'that this difference is going Into the pockets of the exporters and believe that It should Instead be left In the hands of the growers. Pelyneelana Not Dying Out Contrary t popular belief, the Pnly . neslan people is a race are not dwin dling, but are being relnvlgoraled by the Infusion of alien Wood. The off tpring ef the mixed marriages are tak ing wives from among the full-blooded Hawaiian strain, thus preventing the Hawaiian blood from losing Its Identity. Intelligent Contact With Farm An, Imils Always Will Injurs Qual. Ity In the Farmer. (Prepared by the Vnlted States Depart ment of Airfvulture.) In a message to the directors and members of the Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders' association, Andrew W. Hopkins, until recently Its secretary, makes the following statement : "It truly Is a noteworthy fact that where live stock farming has attained a high standard of perfection there also hus citizenship attained an equally high standard. Au Intelligent contact with farm animals always liss and always will insure quality In the men; and a closer kinship with the better types surely brings forth fruits not yet com passed. General education, honesty of purpose, righteous living, culture. Dream Lore. For a man to dream of beating tome one denotes good fortune; If he Is In trade, he will thrive: If he Is 111 love, he will marry the present object ef his affection, who will bring him money; If he Is a fanner. It denotes fend crops and an addition .to his farm. . Merely a Matter of Choice. ."Hobby," said the teacher sternly, "do yon knw! that you have broken the Eighth Commandment by steal ing .lames' apple?" ''Well." explained fcnhbr, "I thought 1 might just as well irrtk the Eighth as t break the tenth and 6nly ceret IL" Tet fof Child's hearing. ,to teit a child's hearing one can piae a "rateh 'at. a distance of two feet, ant If the child cannot hear the ticking he should be taken to a special ist, A child with good hearing should be able to hesr a lond whisper from a distance ef twenty-five feet. The Bible Translation. Lander said that "to talk well we frost drop enr Greek and Latin oiit ef sight," and OlorMce thought It "a kind ef protrlence that our Bible was translated about the time of the great est strength of the language." A. Brensen Alcett. Prehietorle River. 1 A French engineer claims to have discovered evidence that a great river nc flowed northward across the Sa hara desert Inlo the Mediterranean sea and "as lind with prosperous eramnnltl. I . " ' Uncle Eben. Telltn' de plain truth." said I'ncle Kben; "ain't always as eay as if aeems. sin' to de natural tendency of a hnman to cet his personal 'pinions nixed up with the simple facts." The F(re Fruits. Only a little of th Bret frul's of srieelnai oalr a few fragments of the heaiadlem heights, breadths, and tn'ao of truth have I keen able t feuatr. Jlsrttn Luther. Yen We Hemomfeer. rJeW.e altij when yoc hear the I !l of a boy with energy pi, fllflejt th Kir. .van crs look In at the sjrfedtf And dad R worrao hand at ettft ent or but uen T'ea Live Wlm. Cofte out Mtrree to 5e cs you ioot -rue, Sp-.TTtv5rt C.NT OP That JOHNSON CCAIM, r jffJiT) ? 1 IMftC, THAT S A PUSIMCJS'J MAT TER., AMO OJ ie A-r TneRC( but THAT'S LvHS it? E Vovj . ,r- & mini 1 Cattle and Corn A Good Comb in a- tion In Profitable Farming. nnl religion Ihiyi- uiarif ih most prnjjn-ss in tluve communities In u hull intelligent stork funning hw hern umst xenrrnlly pursued." The lulled StitH'S lep!irtllieut of Airrirtiltnn tins r rolvtMl a copy of Mr. Hopkins rrrouiinpiidutitiiis for tin future development of the live ntnrk industry In Wisconsin. These recom lueiidiitinus point out th.it siocktneii may well seek to hicrense .iheir re turns from I've stork: (1) by dintrd hie Inferior luihimN, () by stmigih piling their oremiizit linns (.'!) by ro 4tpertitin when neressnry in buying tind se'ling, (1) hy ronihnliiig disease, (5) b sttiiporlinn hoys' and cirls elult work. (H) hy studying live stork and milk mnrketinif, (T) by Insisting: upon more slahili.ed market, and () working for (lie proper relation be tween the price paid I lie producer und that pnid by the ront)Uier. She's' Champ CHAUTAUQUA SIDELIGHTS IMPROVEMENT OF PUREBREDS Virginia Farmer Gradually Helpi Quality of Stock by Using Those of Superior Type. Of 1.'l head of live stork on n farm In Shennndnah county. Vh., all htit five are of pure brrndinc llie Cnltfd Sttes iM'partment of Ajirirullure Is advised. Cattle and swine are (he principal cl n. fees of nnlnnils kept. In pnrtlrtputins In the "Better Sires Better Stork" rnnipi.ign, the owner of these antmnls states that he rns trates nil inferior and surplus lmg.-.. keeplnft none for breedliiR that can nrt Iw rrnlstrreO. "I rasir.nted JQ in mm tiny." he ndds. "Three of these were goml enough yenrllnj: hours to bend tlV'st herds." Ity keeping only llio-.p Father Cronin entertained the af ternoon audience yesterday with a scholarly -address on 4'The Weeds and Flowers of Literature.' The speak er dealt with the subject of American reading materinl giving his version of what should be read and wliai not. He mentioned newspapers, blaming the reading public and not the editors, for the class of news that is printed today, saying the readers wanted I newspapers as they are, and the ed itors arc simply fulfilling elieMelle demands. Father Cronin employs pure fiction, is rhetorically splendid. an.I has his subject well thought out. K JOHNSON NOW TESTIFIES r Years This fort land Woman Dieadeil Mealtime Hut Shu Now KhIs Anything Some practical jokers went entirely j beyond reason and good sense when they made off ith the wearing ap parel of a group of girls who were bathing. They had hung their cloth ing in the bath house mid on their return found no clothes. One of the trio found hers Hidden some distance away but at last reports no trace of the others have been found. . Miss "Tills!, is having a great deal of iun with the kiddies of the Junior ( 'liautHinpjH, und they with her. She is popular with them. ( However, the usual playgrounds pnnit'uVrnalia that she is provided with did not reach her here and she is handicapped. 1'' f if if J i Tlio funl thine Timlin' dlil fur iu was to clvo mu a portci'tly won- durful aielile." said .Mrs, tt. II. Joliimon. 44 K. Shuriiiaii St., Tort- land. Ore-gull. "Kor sovoral years I Just drcatl rt for nuMiltimo to rninti liecunse I Kiiffmnif so liftmwniil. Kverytlilnp I iit would sour, and uas forinr-d mid lii.''l tnii liloatod ami miserable for houia. I had sick lu'adarhiis unit npiiralKli' pallia that would atari In tho hark iif ii. y iiork and go up Inlo llui lop of my hi-iul. I was so norvoiis 1 I'Olllil naliliy siaim any nolKi) of any kind, and had nmitilis In my left wrist so had I could hard ly usn that hand lit all. "Well, Tallinn has chuHKi'd thlliKS rlKlit nround for ino now. I ran hardly ial cnoiiKli to satisfy my ai- liolilc and 1 i-njoy ovory uiollthtul. for no ninltor what I cat or how lunch I novcr have a touch of ludi Ki'stlon. In fact, I foul us' atronK and healthy now as I-m-cr dlil In my liro. and Tanlnc Is Ihu cause of It." Sold In l.a Urande at Sllver thoni'a Family lniK Sloru. Adv. The Cynic. A evnte Is a person who dlsrorars mean thinRi ahnul himself and then avs tiS-ui nhnut lh rest of ui. Something New 1 qt. (JALVANIZUD HIC CKKAM I'KKliZEK WaU-r dot's not effect tliein like tlio wooden kind 2 (jt. Ice Cream Freezer, $1.90 iVhilc they lust. Call and see them before they are all sold out. , F. L. LILLY HARDWARE Truthful. ' I There la a man who keep a lift, of all the hnnka In Ihe country, o a lo he ahle to say he kvepu a !nk account. lticAK onsi;it i;k w.am it T.AVS TO AUVDIt'lISi; CamcraK of Class, t'aineras' of cluss and completeness Koduks, Brownies mid others of the famous Kiistiuaii family of perfect picture producers. The best is the cheapest and Knstmun's arc both. Big or li'tle, box, foldinir or "pocket" tlierc'a a eumern to fit your fancy, your "hopes" and your purse. . FAMILY DRUG STORE - LA aRANOK.ORCaON. New York Busineie Women Lead. Women play a lilEuer pail In the husluesa life of New York today than tn any oilier city In lite world. State News Just five veterans of Ihe Mexican war remain on the pension roll of the interior department in this state. They are Knnch W. Conyers, Clats kanie; .lerdau Jeretaman, Portland; John Mcl'Veley. Lebanon; .lames W. Mark, Prairie City, and Robert Star key, Marshfield. All of these veter ans are over years of age. 'Hie Hoy Scouts are proving them- animals; for hreedlng which are of su- v rca' Kontlemen about the park perior tvpe, this farmer Is 'grnduitlly I (n (,eta,, a.ss',,pJ by Seoul mastei inipmvliig the qiinllly of stock on his firm. CONSIDERING OATS FOR HOGS Not Worth While .Unlets Selling for Less Than One-Half as Much Per Bushel as Corn, 9 tUAltA k f :" saturt 0 Vfim 40 nfHflf; naan test it ' MfHi irhen th rmr.erfal Ufe0fOutl 9 ft la Ttrt 0 m that use ttatj th:Bi,fct kno nsrtr tt:aa iifHr teeais rrflt br his Inforrca City Lif Darkens Hair. City dwe!ra are usnsl'y d-V r of An a penernl rule It Is not worlh while to consider oats ns n fefd fur hugs unless they are sI1Iiik for lesjs thnn one luil f as unuh per bushel nn corn. In case the lms ur heluc mr- rled along rather slowly, hoeer, or i the tankage Is evtremely high prl'-id, j tt uin.v i-e worm wnne io leeu as muni aft a pound of oat1 per pig dally. In nny case eoniinue to dt-piid ehlffly on mm mid tankage, feeding ut h-HM two or ihree parts of corn for enh part of eiits and nt b-tist one fourth of a pound of tankage per pig dully. Pryke to assist as oreasinn demands, prove themselves willing to help in any capacity, arc courteou.s and at tentive to duty. Walter Jenkins bubblefi over with the gonial -dinposition of one who likes to sing for the sake of siging. He radiated the feeling to the big au dience last evening and had the people feeling just as happy as lie was. "f'-oni-inninily singing should be fostered, laud I hope I,a Crande will continue 'to sing after I am gone,'' sjiij the , Portlander. ' Mjss Mary O. Wallam. dauchlt of the weretary of nKtiiiilturc, won' the hockey hnnorn nt VMnnnr's liftl-, flh anniversary celebration, lntrr ntumnap franie.t wito -playi'd and' MIsr Wallace played for the. clussj of "20. September 22, 2'i mid 21 will see once again the enactment oi unit great outdoor Western drama, the Pendleton Hound-Up. Again the "highest Utile cit'y In- the world'itc mnkhig riMidy to greet tjie thousands who '.vill seo the Ihrilling events of the big show. The Kotind-Up is essentially a community ,..,1, it,.. l...cl,.I l.v th.t Im-din.r . fi- .ens of Pendleton. It w;u (torn 1 1 years ago and each exhiliilion ha - been better than (hp one that pree"dd it. EWES NEED AMPLE EXERCISE Excellent Plan to Scatter Rough Feed Away From Sheds and Let Them Pick It Over. No inatier how well thi-y ore enred fur. If they do not have niuple eiercle do ewes uro IlkHy Ji have ery un thrifty In tubs. An X'lient ay to exercise the (lock is lo scatter oiit voine rough fed away from the fehfd (wry fhty, and pennit thcin to pick It OVff. comedy "Nothing Hut the Truth'' was presented to a packed house. There is not a sober line in IW piece and (he audience was in continuous laughter. Local conditions hiji'ltcd back lo the day "f Shakesperian jdayers, in which day ttte actors bung up ii sign on the wall lo judicata Ihe scene the singe was intended In tyflpy- , .Lack "f nir' tain facilities created many incidents In.-I evening thai were in i hemselve;: funny, I ml everybody in-'tde I he best of it. "When we '-idiui-k Ihe lighls. imagine (he curtain bus Iwcn biwered" said I'lalfoini Manager I'uilee, and that went. i 1 - u . lhim tiresome. 'Thai's some eom- Ilow few people tel the unvarni.-hed facullv of lasting (hrouirh Ihe week truth all the time was clearly demon- ;m platform director, wil bout making strated last evening when the play-1 himself tiresome. That's come com- FEEDING ROUGHAGE TO SOWS Care Should Be Taken by Farmer That It Is Bright. Nutritious and Free From Mold. t'nder no condition should n brood snw ! fed upon any rough;u which Is not bright, nuiriioii und frt-n front smut or mold. She docc not relish tr Utrie in oj h Inferiur fr. It Ii wry upt to ran eere digfe troubi4-, and may lead to the !t of br litter. Lof Bui ' Line. If all th hrtns ad hiiiM'ftga India IY p'ard std by aid In t)BC they weuld rfa acroM th thre eVPi-. rrtr!nnt f Fnrep, hm D0 ..SM I' rrr'.;0 Old SupQition. Awordinc tf an old fWiginrt beliff. f)as ln; as Uentli stands at th fot of a tlf k rron M he may re"orr; 9 Eeth a-ands at the tztl i.r "Why .build a fire in July? Heavy, starchy foods heat the body as a fur nace fire heats the house. GrapeNn is a cool and happy thought for summer breakfast or lunch. Served with cream or milk, GrapesNuts supplies full nourishment with no bur den to the digestion "Times a Reason Sold by grocers everywhere I ISdeby Fostum Cereal Co.Juc. . ; . Bdttle Wcck.MichitfjS. d I I . r- A , Silverlou in rushing (laving program. their street iTficOainhilaycrxSays Three sets are nothing!" "With Klaykoils I can play a half dozen sets, atid feel it less than I used to feel three, because my feet don't hurt in them. I play a faster game. There isn't a better tennis shoe made," Mood Klaykorts combine lightness with strength, and the patented Kcndrx insole and thick felt cushion keep the hard court from tiring or burning the feet. No other shoe of any kind combines equal wearing qualities with the ease and the sense of quick, sure action of the Hood Klaykort. V Many also prefer Klaykorts for general outdoor summer wear. c4sk your dealer or write u. .. . I Hood Rubber Products Co., Inc. Walcrtown, Massachusetts. -HOOD i i ..ir - r.. . r... v. . 1 ., a. i' .";""'. si,a Hi. is tin- li.vl tli:it tt lirt'ii Here hub o I .VV7'T I In- ilays iif H. I'lalt Jones, Jl yeari K'l. . . SPOIVTSIIU Big men end little men vmt uport trimming un their pUy ehoes. The Sportshu is red trim med, red corrugated eole a fplendid elioe at a moderate price. Ami how the Jillle frtIXe ' lii thtir lnokSi-.Atk for Houd m,.. .'.v,.....'.'iar-yy WUItKSHU ) Irrr b the alio for hard work or hard play, texlr strong con miction, heavy mail big duck tippfrn, gry tire-tread, soles. I food patented pneumatic heebj. Buy tbcm for llie children, and yourtelf, atd see how n(ted,ypu wui teei at njRiu. jnd nou' mttrn J . j " : tou save on toctwear.. . Willi aiknowlcdgnh-nli to K, C, B, ,L Who said hxSn. -was j sraner -than biion? 20 for 20 cents In air tltht ptckmtmt. Almo 0e)''WMAM in round eVn mf rammm eM(l "YOU'RE FIRED," anld the editor. "UNLESS YOU can dig up. A LIVE etory today." ... 80 THE cub roportnr. DISAPPEARED FOR hours. ... BUT WHEN ho recovered. ... FROM HIS trance, ha had. A STORY here It la. OUR DEPUTY eonstahle. WAS WAKENED by tho 'phono. AND A AhrlU voir cried. "FOR THE lots, of Mlka. e t BEAT IT her quick. AND NAIL a nuC WHO'O TALKING wild. t IN THE rlcsr storo. THE LONQ arm of lb law. PUT ON his pant. SPED TO tho Bcemsv 'J ii AND AFTER a brleit BUT TERRIFIC struggle MADE THE pinch. AND WHEN Interviewed. BY OUR alar roporler. ... OAVE OUT this tement. ... "HE'8 A loony, all rlghL THE ASYLUM tain, by Hack. THE WORST theiy aeer had. WHY THE poonnuL CLAIMS HE enn copy, ... THE SECRETTblend. . OF THE elgertittea. THAT SATISFY." N O tha hlnd ran't he) eopleid. It't rne way of hlendinfr fine lobaree ho Turkish and !Vmtle-tht ihonlhr fallow ran't pelontn. That's why Choslernld atlsfv." and .hat'n why only Cheatarflelds eon "eatisfy." 5 Ssite CIGARETTES Linnrrr 4c Mvkrs Tobacco Co. UMtauaa ' fl nt1 e e.ver.