La Grande evening observer., September 21, 1921, Image 3

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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THRESHING OF
WINTER WHEAT
111
270,000 Miles!
EARING EH9
.AHULIf I II
X L ,,,&
Ttains Heavy in ( Vn.rnJ i
West and .Sci'tliiifr' Is in
tertVrcd With; Out j
Disappointing. . !
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. Cn.p'
conditions for tin- week emiin-r Sep
tember' 10 are eovercif in reports n-'
reived by the Bureau of Markets nm! ;
Crop Estlmutes, United Stntes Depart-'
nient of Awrii-ulture, from its f ield I
statisticians in the diffeient states.
- Threshing of winter wheat from the1 1
stack still continues hut is Hearing
completion. Plowing and pivparathxii
Of the soil for seeding has been niak-j
ing good progress' and considerable 1
seeding has been done. Seeding and
plowing have been delayed in Missouri i
due to excessive rain. Move rain is!
needed in Nebraska and Central Kan-
sas, and in the Middle Atlantic States, j
About twenty per cent of the spring ,
wheat crop still remains to be har
vested in Montana. Yield's are some-'
what below expectations due to dam-;
age from rust and recent snow storms,
Oats.
Threshing of the oat crop is prae
iieally completed, with the exception
of some slacked oats. Threshing re
turns continue to show low yields and I
inferior quality. Moisture is needed .
in the Southern States to facilital"1
fall seeding. j
' Potatoes. ' '
Late Irish potatoes show some im
provement in the North Central States,1
due to recent rams, but it is feare't
that the setting of tubers is light. ''Re
cent frosts have kilhnl the vines in
Montana, but n fair to good crop is
expected. No frost damage is report
ed elsewhere. The earlv crop is prac
tically all harvested throughout the
country and low vields .have generally
"been reported. Harvesting of the late
crop is in progress in some sections
find very unsatisfactory vields repuit
e(f. Fruit.
Winter and Into fall apples are in
creasing in size in many sections siu:-e
the, rains, but the total yield will be
very low. The condition of the apple
crop in Oregon is deteriorating, due
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iNew York' Schools
Becoming Vractica'.
NEW YOKK, Sept. 21. On the as.
KULM COACH IN ISLANDS. .
HONOLULU, T. II., Sept. 21 Otto
Klum, new football conch at the Uni-
veisity of Hawaii, arrived here re
rently from Oregtm, where he former-
Dream Lore. fc
To clrenoi tf nets lnil!ente that
I.ivur nr e.irtne. III life 9 not
t, ii. .n..l..iil ii -.,! na vmi with
1'n dream you lire entangled In one
denotes a wiry unit powerful enemy
!.... !,... .,.i... ii.l imiill. u.kii. " .' . . I ...i... l n.i.l..nui ti llriu Villi for A
,.n. ...... ii.ai, ii.u.-.. r-l" ". Co ,.ir .. evon K iim'i h ir tusk this " tiiui-m'-i
iluy will mairy uiul make their home
mall city apartments, pulilit
season will be to whip together H team j 1
that will put up a strong battle
diools here are being equipped to th(, UniveUy , 0ngun ell.v .j
I,
i-'WZi-,...:.: ;v:
Ktuno hilt .')', is I-. 1?. Luinberih,!
til. rlitiwn ht-'t'o at tlio White IIoune.j
.-.;iy.i ho liati walUid 27ii,i00 miles!
ni Uio 2i yviU'H (iiiico Jni l?f t I'ort;
Worth, J'exnji. Uiio mcul a tiuy is,
t.:i lto tiit. . .
pital a.ttomlanls'nnd dociora who li;il
to
From Helpless Invalid
Complete Restoration
Health, Strength a n d
mppmess: is wonderful
Change Mrs. Root Exper
ienced in Three Weeks
Statement One of Most
Remarkable on Record
"Just a week before I starteii taking
Tanlac I wi tU)wn in bed so ciippled
up with rhe umAt iwm I couM not mavo
without help. My son had taken Ta-
lnc und it had doive him- a world of
good, bo one day he brought home a
bottle and hukI, ' Mother, I want you
to .tuke tViis- Whtn I had finisheJ
that bottle I 'felt like a different wo
man, and by the time r had finished
my second bottle, I was out in the
(jardeil hoeing.
Tanlac has Hiinply done wonders
for me; it almost stems like a mira
cle. ' ( This Ik the remarkable state-i
ment mude recently by , Mrs. Jennie
Hooti residing at, Powers street.,
Portland, Oregon and in only one" ..of
Ions nf- thoUKiiinlfci from' wpll-knowiJ
men and women wlm are daily testify
ing to the powers oTanhu1.
Continuing" her womVrful statement.
(Mrs. Root' said, 'Tor wars 1 suffered
(terribly with vheum:itii, and would
often be down fn be u
time. In the last five yea
not a time that I didn t
to 1 - - - -
of1 ';'f,mS?
ft
teach them how to keen house eco
nomically and efficiently under those
condition,
I'Hrt of the "equipment of the iloni
entie science department of each of
the new standard school building
opened thiH year, is a model flat, fill
ing the space of one ordinary school-j
room and imludiiiK a kitchen, living'
ruom, ilinuiff room, nail, uonrouui ano
hath.
-AdjoiniiiK the model fiat is a laite
eookiut; room and .three small kiti-heiH,
separatetl hy railrnirs, the entire unit
piovidiiiK for the instruction of -10
pupils at once.
in, which plays here (liristmaa Day.1 Ue Observer Want Art.
lheumatic- pains all through
toilay for the first time in
elt ao hungry that 1 had to
iirnu-n n i.. ..r r.Ui. ,,,.i,i, . vr"""? .--s" -n.- ro ami it a piece oi pie neiween
i... i.i.r .... .....i 'i,.. 'i. .i. About two months ago I Kot ve much menIl( fact I can't remember th
'woe nd my urm" un lcKS !' V time that! have felt Ms well as I do
-ii... .i..'i..,h' i.-ri.,.it. i baa 1 was almost helpless ano coitmin t now i ive not Bl,iy regained my
,..,,..,, '.. , ..,: , i even hold a pen to-siirn my naniCV hellUh umitreni;th, but I have Rained
...... 'Was so weak 1 coulu not do any house1. .,,.., ,J,.n,i i woitrht Tn tell
!"i"r, T7"ra n'!f 1 m z itO wXJs
..... -- , , ,; 1110 rem nay or nicnt. I'.yen 10 wa'K theXtnefiI have received fm Tan
,,,,...,, m .,.,- ,..- u fow Rt,.u3 Wouiu tlre me ollt. com-.1ut. fT-rtTe best rai.ch in Oregon, ami
1 .. . .. h ..,,., nieteiy. wnen 1 trien to wane i woum i ,ni n . ,.n,, l i
al.iu.wr nn.l wh..n I .till wnlk a little, i . .' . . ..
I , . 1 ; 11 . ... Tanluj is sold in lAt l.raniie by nil
vertnorn's Family, Drug Store nnd by
iimv fii.i sti'dim ABK 1 1 t... . ...;..i, ., leading druggists. Adv.
...... ... ........ ... , ...... ,,,,, u)lfLilt: ill ill Kill in.v iuc cimun i.
I ) K( ; K N K K! T I N (i TH ICS K DAYS keep me alive. I could not stoop over
far enough to get my .shoes on.
j "I never knew what a night's sleep
AMKS. Ia.. Sept. 21. Horseshoe, was, and would lie awake for houis
pitching has been added to the. list of At times I would get very coltf anill
- davs at n 1 X
there wus' z
m-ei inone .,' rf
fx
Also, the
Your Wife,1
Comi'dy "Dob't ,
' will be shown. . -
Chase
to the drought. Grape Picking is b
ing rushed in Western New York is intra-miiral sports at Iowa Stale Col-, would have to get up and sit by the
prapes are repoiion to te uroppine. 0Ke. Two dual meets have been ar- fire all huddled up, and my daughter
due to the heat. The cranberry crop,,,,,,.,! w.., l)lake University, and a would put hot water bottles all around
in Massachusetts and New Jersey i.- stale intcrscholastic tournament is' me. I was treated by four- doctors,
reported as being fairly good. 'planned for the spring. and took all kinds of medicine. Noth-
I.ive Slink and Pastures. j Hegular courts have been establish- ing ever did me any good. I am juHt-
The condition of livestock is genera!- here und a welcome is extended by like ai different person now. All those
y favorable, and with the exception of . Charles IVV. .Maysi-r, director of phys-iterrible aches and pains have left me,
a few scattered reports of hog cholera jc.ni training, to all who "come out" and only the other day I wus able to
no disease is reported. There is con- f()r horseshoe.- The director sees in walk up four flights of stuiis in an
siderable complaint of a scarcity of tm, apoit a new means of increasing office building' when the elevator wua
cattle and hogs for feeding purposes, athletic interest und development'out of order.
New seeding of clover are showing among the students. 1 "My appetite is just splendid now
pome improvement. Meadows and pa.-'- j " i - - . . . . . .
tures are generally favorable, except r
in some sections of the Eastern At
lantic States and the Central State
where rain is badly needed. The out
look for winter feed is generally f iirly
good.
hdlmeffuel for oil 1
, oul Heaters and a
G it at yurn
An ideal
cookstoves,
I oil .lamps.
dealer's.
MARE
THE
OREGON
EXIT) IIKXXKTT
SHKItHY
AT TIIH
TIIKATISK TOKAY
Ttowland T.oe, v. ho has the role of
Princeton lladley, Ihe sacriricing lov
er of tlio Ince-Paramoiint pirlure,
'Her Husband's Friend," ' si iirrini',
Enid Bennett, which Is to lie featur
ed at the Sherry ibeatre for the last
time today, was playing bolh end';
toward the middle an-d didn't know
It. In other words. "Prince" was
fulfilling a financial obligation of a
friend who had been killed, and when
he fell In love nnd made an attempt
to have this obllgnlion lossenvd so
that he might many the lady of his
rh'olcft, he found t!i:it the obb-ct of
his financial contributions and the
object of bis afrectlons were one and
the same person.
And when the girl discovered who
had been supporting her she almost
forgot that she loved him anil Unit
lie loved her. In fai t ,slie so far for
got that it took a spectacular auto
mobile accident and a cr;rps of hos-
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It ttars CcU IVMille mi-loyl in
ma k toff th mrrrm Trt-irn of "Th
Affairs of Am tot " 1VUac Keid
i he
Prospect
ilro.-.il :iik1 "-i;il niiiicrs' sliikf
A limtf, cold wintfi'-
I'ossilnlitv ni fill 1 1- ;;
'ar sliortitcs
Slliiw lilm-kittlf'S
l.i(l, niiuMy roads
K'jttioniiiy; of I'nt'l, -tc
Do you want to contend with these conditions?
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Popular Spacloi l.oblly
At the Cx'itvtJ
Evt'i'ythinK. '
Broadway at Stark St.
We suggest you write, phone
or wire for reservations.
ARTIIUB li. K1KYEU3,
Manager. 'p(UIIH
. , Scavl's
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uavors
wmm the
The flavor of cofTce
largely determines
its value. The better
the flavor, the better
you like it. If youen
joy good eoilee you
will enjoy the flavor
of HILLS BROS.
"RED CAN" COI;f EE
Yarns! Yarns!!
) yitV
!i,v Hpin
Fl.KISM Klt'S
'lllicv a're tlio )m
when you can got tlio genuine
UN to knit nnd enVhet with?
quality 'and color.
A yarn lor eveiy p
l uz. hall, 2-oy.. halls
e nave a new sinpim-
Swcalers
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Ktei'sl
we. have '(hem nil, in
prices 18c to 69c
1 Tains, Seai-fs ami
'. $1.98
$3.98 to $6.95
$1.98 to $7.75
Andrews Variety Store
UTAH
COAL
The Best By Government
king
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FEED -STORAGE - PACKING
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