La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr v. Saturday, Lily ?,Q, "Ufel '' PA OF, TJTflTTP LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER iff i hi. 3- 1 H ow To The A Hair Responds Refreshing Shampoo During these warm days tlie hair gctb oily and oollocta a lot of dust. A (ihaninoo at regular intervals will keep it I'lulTy and lustrous and free from dand ruff and dust. .,!..' ... . . ' MERITOL SHAMPOO is easy Ut use and emdains no injurious' ingredient s. J las a pleasant odor and leaves no stirky effect. The hair may he more . smart ly eoiffui'ed after -an uiiliratLii of Alei itol. I'lUJTO, FIFTY CUNTS napps La Grande Pharmacy HIGH DEGREE OFFERED TO REV. SMITH FOR $25 Uuv. Jhmihh Aiken Smith lum bran i not aituully be a member singled out by tlm Centennial Stale church. of Ills t l.'nlvorHjiy, IJenvur, Colorado, wlilili ; iicrurciiiiK to lis nicely cllKlaved lel j lerhead, Iiiih been "pel neiually char tered by l he Hlalo of Colorad;)." for the Honorary Untrue of Doctor of Wvlnliy. Kev. Mr. Smlih Is not the only man in Orenon having been Ihnsly soiiKht lo bo honored by till univciKlly, Oovurnor. Hen OlcoM re cently linvliiK been noililed that he would also be shell a doctor's de-Ki-oii If he. uk ltev. Mr. Snilili was also requested to do, wuuld comply Willi the lil'iivialoiiH or Hie churier of IIiIh hlihcrlo unknown Institutiim of leaininu. One of Mio rediilreinents for iit tiilnliiK the disllnctlon ilie hoard of trustees of Oils unknown unlvursjly a.f.- I 1 m,, 'i-i , The letter from Kdw. K. All man, reRistrar, says. In pari: "At a meot Iiik of the board of trustees of this uulversiiy, in recounitiiin of your ac comiillshuicnis and attainuieiits, it was unanimously voted to confer up on you the Honorary Degree of Doc tor or Divinity, upon your comply ing with the proWslons of our char tor. "The charter of the university rrom the stale ot Colorado provides that we must charge a diploma fee or $20.0" to all (iradualea and those receiviiiK ili'mccs. This makes it neccssaiy lo ask you to remit the minimum diploma fee. "This being vacation time, I will Kieatly appreciate it, if you will have conferred upon those men. each ! supply Iho Information for our rcc of whom Is "one of l he verv few to lord und mail at your oarllcst con- recnlve Ihis honor from this Insti- i vonionco, so that the diploma may ( t ill ion." Is a diploma feo ot be prepared and sinned and my ror- This, however, Is done merely lo lords completed before 1 leave for comply with thu charter provisions, a short vacation." uecoidliig to the letter asking fori ltev. Mr. Smith has made an in- ihe fee, Aside from enclosing a check ltev. Mr. Smith will have to answer many (luosiions which urn contained in a questionnaire Ihut will bo tiled wilii the archives of the university. These questions concern Iheiu selves with all the details of the candidate for the $2fi imitation sheepskin rrom hl birth as well as various matters regarding his par entage, lie must tell how often he bus been married, of what country he Is u citizen, to what clubs he he- I longs, to what lodges he belongs. and give n record or his schooling. Another question asked .of ltev. Mr. Smith is ''Member of what chinch. if any?" iutiiiiaiing that although a minister of the gospel he anight defraud. vestigallon o( the institution offer log to confer such tin honor und the best information he ' has been able to obtain Is that a rhartor was act ually granted to the Institution but that it lias never functioned In an educational capacity. I.Ike Govern or Olcott, ltev. Mr. Smith has writ ten the alleged university a loiter which will probably be met' wllh si lence. He also expectB to turn the genernuse otter of the unknown uni versity over to the post office de partment with the purpose of hav ing an Investigation made to deter mine whether the schema of the. so ci'lled university is ill violation of the federal postal laws and regula tions relating to using the mails to KHETAL MINING IN SEED WHEAT-: - KTATF 1PK- II r.FRTIFIFfll; rUN!IL 1 1 V i I IIUILU. IU ULII I II ILUj i - i i 1 1 uwx 311 PfJAKTMENT STORES Tovti Name Here it 'Quality Represents Best Value In This Unusual Offering of Men's Separate Trousers! $34Jto79J THE exceptional oppor tunity to purchase Men's Trousers in the clothing market, when values are at 4heir best and the great quantity purchased by the J. C. I'enney Company when prices are at their lowest level, bring to you au ex traordinary selection,, of fine fabrics. Standard Tailoring in Every Detail! It is not BIG TALK ami BLACK TYPE that sells our goods, but the J. C. Penney Company Policy uniting low price and good quality with every article in 312 stores. . THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT . jtT0PP ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD Best Tilled Berries ' Don't Yield Best Crop UKI'KKSKION IN (iOl.l) LIKE EV-' SHVKUAIj I'llXDS HAVE HOOD, EltVWIIEHE ELSE. i ( l.KAX UllAiX I Itcceipt or the llullion Durinir First ' "' Vai ictv Slav He Iti'iiHit Half of Year Amounted to S2BI,. I Growers Suffering' Loss B02 in Cold, .'1,7(I2 in Silver. ! J'ruiii AliiKiii.i iiiis NSTITUTE to H A 3 Gil Wiiclhor KtniwhtMTlOH (0 hl!Bt , lakcMi cJiio of tr whon rratoB pr acr. The prlcnH roci'lv ed for I ha linrrltm wuh por i i in..!..! n....4....i. lind a small patch that was taken ' ROOSter FeelS at Heme care of ahoul us well as is hiimnnly possllilo. Hay piincnn ulsu had a uniiill patch.' Hut Duuciin neKlecl cd his herries. On thu hasls of an acre yielding at Ihe'rnles "of those I wo patches, Duncan's herrles prov ed tho most ptolHIc, hesldes less ht r huvluK been put Into llm culll valion. Eroni which Is Is only loiil- In Hilton's Garagols, The Hilton Karate carries n com plete line ot lurm implements, and with threshers, trnctors, plows ami oilier necessities of Hie farm standintr , L ... . ,:..,.." ' r V . .. i " i II'" United Slates (ieolotrit-ul Sur whit irhorn 'rooster who 'wan cd vt.v- Hepartment of the Interior. cal Ihut iif'KlerlliiK herry pHlehes away from home niirlit before Inst1 1 hl' "lust strikmir devclopinent in will produce more llian li I K li ciilll- When the Karaifc was opened yes- Oreiton in III2I was at the Uoswcll vutlon. lerday inornmir tile rooster was in mine, in the Holland ilis'rtct, Jose- j rould he passed. Hurry (I. Avery, cuiinly iikuiiI. uffice. All day limp he staye-l phino counly, about lo miles south-; Mho best certified Held of wheat measured the two berry patches and nroi no inr irimijre nng tnrniiirn me WC,H f (inints ra.-s. I he workmen ; which wus passed yesterday was on ewe. , We appreciate the fact that fine wool rams were most popular, in . lillil, and that this was due in part to the hifrh price of fine wool. Even should fine wool continue to sell above Ihc coarser grades, which is doubtful, w0 still could not afford to neglect the : lamb side of the 'business that has been the causa of such large use of crossbred stock.' Sheepmen concerned in the busi ness of producing sheep that shall , combine mutton and the right kind- of -fleece, watch with interest the devel opment of the Corriedulc grades, and the Columbias. The Coi-riedalo was imnnrtnH finm KTn... rnnl..J :i. inlr. . an Francisco for the six months of have passed with a "B" grade. This ! her prosent the first year. Dele- Sheep breeders, ranchmen, and nni-'i '.u,, ,, , , .'j, ,.. , '. V tool ,.mi,ni in ikw i.. ir,.i.i u.i irrmle won h not have been irood ' Kates lire present from r'millaml I nn. hnsluimlmnn fi-nm ulv ni,.i.f l .. . , , !,,,, i, " " " " " 'l'-"..""-. r. ' ' r ... " . 1 . ... ... ... ..I ' "ViniM U'nl'lf Though Oregon shares with other states a depression in gold and cop 1 W. S. Carpenter, extension spe,1 JOSEPH, July 20 (Special I The ialist ot fajJii- crops at O A. CV I'-Pworth League Institute at Wallo- , i a .. u...-t. wa Lake is nrocressinir in fine sluine per production, the conditions in its "", , aud ninn parties are nlanninir on liouleeted, in causing considerable crate. They were or a lale variety, mining industry improved somewhat " " L,;rliv' insoectinir wheat ' arrlvlns In time to spend this week discussion among growers In Iho! ; in the firsl half of this vcar. The n- !' ., .'i,.' Ff .i I end at the Institute. Earlier in Hie ceipt of bullion from that state at fjcation. Only one field of for.yfoid 1 week, sixty-four members wore en- ine mini, smellers, aim rciinertes ai was missed, although several would roneu, una nuiiik uuuoiu iuu num- WOULD IMPROVE RANGE SHEEP' MOKE .WOOL AM) Ml'TTON SOUGH T BY (1 ROWERS. IS Ewes Obtained from First Cross Be 1 tween Long and I'ine Wools Is Very Desirable Stuck. in silver, an increase oi ino,-, '-"""s" .-...vo ...... r.. ... ir-uics went io ine uniteo cjuiics 7!H in gold and 2,Oi!7 in silver over tne n.gnest grauc secu c in uc s iippcu. i , ,, ...a uu. is-.Mheep Experiment Station near I)u- Ihe receipts for the first six months , ' I N"' 128 wl a, 0 a" , an? '''"'prise. ev E- j bois, tdaho, this year for the annual c i.wn . ,.,ii,, i fi ...I c v,i. ! yield this year, according lo tlm in- J. Huslon, of La (.ramie, will hold i u,.111.:.1 k,. ii,.,w( ,!, , this vaiiety inado by tho unity. He- cause of Hie mlxturo ot olher varie ties In the Hybrid Melds imno or !he fields oxuniined for cui'tlllcatlon ti Is rrom (he figures ho arrived at "ovions oi picaiug up grain i roiiim tie mi in iihk iiiiit'i y mi rx in uu M'n, Mini tho uhovo rmichisloii wna ronrh ani (,'ovo far morn tint tin don hi Just how much hi imatriimi-y nimrish- ' l.M-itv." ......in u....i- IIUt;af:,i Likl U :u i fill of Iho vlttuos'.of cultivation of . , l,, lin ',,ni;,r,tu', u ? . , i cinim. , 'I'lit! HoiUrh (latch mraHiiri'tl iilnn trcii .lutridriMllhH 'of till aero. Il rn ducnil 87 I'ratiwf of hnrrlos WhU-h Is at thn ralo f Iftii crittefi pnr iht. Tho iimcuii patth inoHfliirfjd yovun Iinmlrrdllif of' an own. Il (iroilur vil :if. traU'ti 'or hi tho ratu of 5 "it satisfied day in the arn1. Belgium Greatest B,ittle Center, Tho ltf(l riiuntr.v tf Itrlchnn Inn hivn tlio sVt-iif nf iiHi-o iiiip'n hinr hur-Ui-s Hum tin- oilier couiilry of lha world. aro onlv about 70 fart deep and run ' tho Frank MrKennou raiuh. Tliintho hotel with her luolhor, Mra. Ions than 100 feet horizonlallv on a is of tho Hard Kcderatlon variety sheets. Mr. Collinsworth and wife deposit from 2 t 4 feet wide, but' which was firm imported Inlo thin ( took them to Lostim; Sunday lo vis 'ho mine has yielded $M0 The llumestead Iron I)yk Ttitninutiuul lt;ikir i-militv wliirh h:ul lately hern yielding about 2.1 per ent !'.11ul';si!!" u of the total metallic output of the sta'o, lias now been rinsed for some US KIHIUI 1 JW IIIUI IIIUL,. t .11. i ,i ' i I- W. O. Iloith and daughter wont . " ' ' , cp- lo La tlriinde on Kiindiiy's tniiu to consult an uptometrist wilh regard to Wlnitred's eyos. Mrs. Mabel (i.ates aul sou, I'Yrrls, arrived lust Saturday from Union for a vis.it Willi relalivos. She is at The Columbia is the Lin coln and Rambouillet cross intcrU'cdi Dream t-ors. To ttreiini of belns- In n bun iniiy uy mose wno are alive lo the E"ed tn tni.eiieirrbi(lTo'airt3ul no. iinpoi uiiice 01 prouucinjr, 11 possinic, to be misled by onyono that Is deceit u breed that shall combine weight in ful. mutton und excellence 111 fleece, with special reference to marker demands for fine or coarse (trades of wool. In tne shearing this year, just reported tc the Department of Agriculture, tho Kanibouillcts scored highest. The rc- 11,11110 in Void, country from Auslrallu about llfreo u her sister thero. and from that Jport shows these resupa: h'vlce mine at .veins ago. The held of this variety 1(a,e they returned homo Tuesday. .,. .:..,., r , which h', ilnted on the McKennon ranch is i Mlsa Mario Bowman returned to , " Zn , K 41. .1,1 ..f It oil i'llltlT 1 f!...wln U.it.H.n nft.ii .. iiuinlh u I ' 'Mini Sho Was;'"m:,",IHS l.ornetialcs months. 1 ns mine nas h mu-ton flotation plant. There has been some output from the Muffnlo .Monitor hut none From the Highland. The Kureka and Kxcelsior lloui neK on Cracker ( lut). The now vaiiety la fully three, visit with her Hirl mends. weeks earlier thail the uthor, uo fcutoPtumed by-, them on mauy dtf eovdlng lo olservalloiirt tnudo jfe.s-, iurotit octuslono. . ... terday by .(Utrpontor and Avery.- The I laptu triowinij chanuiterjHtiefi' ot .tlti. variety havq brought- U thro.uKh .tiiu; ,wlil 4(teni-. ni:ij;Bor'Iir'iio6d sliupe. ; In the North lowdor irrigated SHERRY'S . TODAY ONLY Marion Davies AND Conway Tearle IN HI "APRIL FOLLY" It's a Paramount v MUTT and JEFF Another Reel Comedy SUNDAY and MONDAY May Marsh IN v "Tho Littlo 'Fraid L;vdy" It's Her Greatest anl Latest icieck, in linker county, continues to section it is likely Unit u number of! Sun i' "ft-Kliimn mill jinil cvnniilo rurlnt'rs will trV tills Variety 110X1 i plant of the Cornucopia mine, in Ma- year. , ker country, remains m operation. I he; HAWLEYDiVORC Wool per Sheep. 1 1.1 1 lbs. in.nr lbs. 10.(18 His. C;orricdale (Trades ...10.00 lbs. The -station '-ut. Dubois was estab lished by the Unreal! of Animal In. Camera Points. If you expect to (ret the fullest pleasure value out of your camera put it to work fust and faslcr each day. If yOU do not noSSCKK u Rumnra l.tr jail means cet one because such an ar- ', vine piuviucs so mucnartniuscmcnt and interest und is so easy to handle anil operate and calls for such a small investment. We can sell you' a camera- that , Will answer your purpose and salitty your economv. We cun .11 . . ' yCilms that are Absolutely fresh which The piaKKnt has inado bin In roads In that section nU the taci that the laud is Irrigated', and there-1 fore hither priced as well as carry-; lug a higher overhead expense per CASE REVERSED !.1ii,try in liiirtMiWuct-cxpCTinietit.s -always mean the beXofpicturerWc with which it was hoped to solve some : can sell you your supplies in case of the liiir problems in ranRc sheep 'ou want to do your own developing 'business. With only a little more than;"""1 Printing. Or we can handle your three years' experience the special- developing and printing ourselves in lists do not consider the results suf-1 ,' ., :,y LXPU way anil throuph our suininer fallow the land and lie cessitnles a cop each year. Hen Harrison, at (iranite, (Irant coun- j ty, closed its 12o-ton flotution mill j Inst ( Mobcr,' nwinjj to lalmr colldi i 'ions. 'I he Almedn Mines Co., Jose j phine county, is idle. The Cold Kidgc, ! ot .Medfnrd, has purchased a 10-stainp mill anu nns rccemiy uiuovercu u , iledire ot (,'iicni ore. hoik on me am- 1 churncicristlrs ed. I hese drcilKos thouch their out- Kfln( viclilei Ircsunicil. At Cold Hill the llertha, 1 farnieis may be able Ktiliia, atui fieicnlly conclusive to warrant defin- I "oxt nioderr) of photo institutions SAI.I:M, July :!0. The decision of pilrticulnr rnnKe practice, itc assertion in favor of or airainst -o .j..V. ...... -,n,cXnc. 'aM but the I to hav professional work and it's cranting the divoire to Willard P. sltnles a c on each year. , . . ,,;, (t ....j ,.r ,v ed to become incieasinirh- imnnrtimr :"-' over. It is hard to renliyn .;.i,..t lly planitiiK ihis new . variety. ; c)jl( wag r,.verscn Bnd dismissed by,"' the experiments develop. " actual experience just how much fun -1 " r. ,l. :, .: fl.J,.Lm .,. . . - l""""', ine acre cadi year, innkes It lu.possiuie . worK nas attracted the attention of .easier to buy hecause of the low Z ..... v-htionnmll rvarnu Iiai ! . ThniL tk;.. r ' 1 from Marjorie Hawley ' " ; " ' ; peci-1 . -v iuuon or enrnera serv- rh beshies lis rajl r"; ! the Supremp Court to.Hy, icavinK the I "It is quite penerally agreed." -.aid i a camera and picture taking can sUp- the North l-owder rcee(iin(rs ptarte,. The wife originally ; f(ir the niItin n;iITt 'fi"h 1 ui. ,'n r"rmiont all instructions fand ii ,iiu inn i in- ncruiH.f farmers may he hio 10 uwn f 8U0(t, the hushand filing a counter ; pnm,(ri. f v .. K I KimI Oak mines are heinsr) the attacks of the maggot. Is tho bo- suit HmI was pivon the decree. The 1 ,J, V e Arthwestcin States i k auui i iw i ..f - ',;-. r,-. tu w ttnP typ? of ewes obtained m the first re-opeUrd, hut the Ashland, tpp, Bra den, Hill Nye, Greenback, and other smaller ones are idle. Hnee K"'1' dredjje- are operating in Uu of Avery. Another Golden Rule. Let u ii" very genlle with our Oregon and a fourth will soon be add-1 neichhors' falling, aud fortrlve our ,cd. These dredges though their out-,' ftvn(-t hvr ilrMs as w hope our !put has been less than formerly still prodiue about 7T per cent of the plac er gold of tle state. The Powder riv er and Sumpter dredges are at Sump- sehes lo be forgiven, Tlui'-keruy. Severe O.n Korest Laws. I'oresi laws In Kiik'iiihI were Instl ter, Kaker county, and the Superior J ""pd William the Omiieritr. Hiid is ut Hridgeport. iu the same county. I 'en so st-vere that tliv provided The Kmpire dredge is at John Day, j iloiitli for n man killing a deer. CJi ant county. i . . . . Live Up to The'r Name. The KrfiH'h invented the uulmnMlp. ud they alfto Invented the name. It is oVrhed from the (Jn-ek "Autos." self, J and the French "mobile." movable, at- t so uncertain and chnnueitliie. 1'erhnp It Is been use of Its lianle that sotu , autoniohiles are so temperamental. One !i can't very mil a thing lincertain ' and uncliHiuenbli' mid expect It to net In any other manner. . jiro.sa uetween mo long wools and the fine wools is a Very desirable stock " help or advio free. 5! rniLT DRUG STORE - AND(,epgON, I iKl. aim 1 m and ,,. vliai-tl Vnvtv i. J'.'st .a. t i, A illami-tte Yall.-y, to exUai.gc'forV. KimkI prt.jicity in ,;, (irantlc. Ad.livss L. BROWN, Tvrtn Rocks, Oregon TOURIST SIGNS 1 1 1 IRE ERECTED! I Tne Ad t'lub ha placed signs direct-1 ! ing tourists to the shortest road to 1 j JYrwUrton at the font of the Second i I street viaduci and ju-t the other side i of the tho Ih-ll bridge. These signs 'have I teen placed at the suggestion of j Mr-. Kate lUnley, who lives near the I Palmer mill. It has tecn au almost dailv irt'cutieme to have tourists slop at the Mantey place and ask the right road, as tluir diiTctions are often j to niKs th. induct a'lil turn to fhi i left. Instead of turning at the prop-1 tr p'ce the often ftdlow the main t-arl (l r'Jid to n place near tne Ialm- ! i-r mill, then turn to the left mot nlten wind up at the city park or get (back to town. A many as sixty mu ch ine a day have stopped at the II an ley plac.r at time- asking direc tion?.. The Itanlev place is so located that just nbout the tinie it is reached the tourists notice that they are off Can More Loganberries FRESH DAILY $1.75 Crate CANE SUGAR, 100 POUNDS S.L'O HOOVERIZED "Where the Thrifty Throng" MAIN 4 9 A round or a Ton Delivered to Your Door For 10c TROMPT DELIVEft V &tin J I A i : 4 i 11 "4 t i.f - th riiht f and pionr tMck .....a.. . "1 Jk VtUM '11 r-. '