La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1921, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tnrorttir. TWpmbr-v 13, ,1021
HOG FEEDING -"
EXPERIMENTS
Has Long Record As ; P
Government Employe j
tons oi
7
0:i tlu.ir way thoy
:imtry i;.-t mall aoinpliities three foet Hint they could Blmve IhpniBclvo.s
years old. Once, before lie left, a (hilly, If lliey so desired. Safety made:;-,
constable got quirk servlre on a HI- ore must be used, the bulletin said;
KNOW WM OVEH
Umatilla Station ( 'oixl'nctcil
Experiments mi Variin.--
"WiV's During Past Sinn '
mer.
VAI.UMO, Cullf., Dee. 12. Re
tirement import, were IhhuwI here rf
ci'lltly to l.'uil)lie Whllthorue, who.
it is sulci, nan served the United
States government under every ad
ministration from President Grunt
to President liunllug.
l lill I Iw.riw.'u flr ..nnnintinnnt In
irivn,.nnn.iii u,.rvi,.., irn. ,.,,iu,.,. Ai.-i'''1 Nome from the frozen nortli'seHs
rll 1, lS7!i. when he was unpointed thl month und, not knowing that the tllirty ct5 each, impir is 11.00 a:
I
Rnkinio villas.
i lived on roots.
li Sf'am'ah ' tave an interesting
lerlnllon of the life of the Kskluii'S ler. It being delivered from KriKlaml and will not be Issued, but must be
of Coronation Ouir. The natives, he in thirteen months. jliurelmsed by the frlsoners or kIvpii
said, fltill use the bow and arrow but! Seaman said ho probably wouM go tUeni by friends on tbo outside,
are jrradually netting aicustomed to back to Coronation Culf. "where uj jn (lc pB8t prison barbers shaved
Cultivation Of Field '
Produced Gold
Oro
OnASS VAI.I.KY. Calif., Ttfv. 13
Gold hearing oro Is being ' shinped
from a field near here, which has
NOME, ALASKA, Dee. 13. An on caribou and seal
Artie adventurer, I!. D. Seaman, suil-l A 'rifle In the Coronation country 'ejTT A V7
for 1 160. uu, cartridges for!
x U
collector of Internal revenue lit St.i1"- w over, tried to enlist in the I"'""11- butter 3.K0 a pound ami
the use of firearms, which were In- bin pot of trouble like a world war . inmates twice a week. The! been under cultivation for about 00
troduced recently. The natives live doesu i reach us until it is ail oer. number of prisoners, however, has lii-!years. The ore is suitl to run sov
HELP MEN
GO STRAIGHT
creased' recently, but not many bar
bent have been among the arrivals.
As a result some of the men
getting only one shave a week.
era! hundred dollars to the ton.
Recently a wandering prospector
wore discovered a ledge a short distance
below the surface of the field, and
The right to use if razor will In-, explorations disclosed the ore. The
JIKRMIRTON, Dee. 1H. Interest -
Louis, Missouri. At thut time I'resl-i American army so he could fight lii
I. !.... CI-.... u.,i! 1,1 r.ttii:. In 1U7U .I'mnCe.
i u i! -u w?re com,ut"twi I he was transt'erreil to the llghthouB jf Seaman said he had been three
by the Umatilla experiment station ,)oar, UM, ulor ,rve(1 llg- years getting to Nome from (he "or-
dunnij the past season, which includeja c(rk lo ,,, r.ltn,,ri who wll8 C,alrJ'natloii Gnir country, which lies far
roRshaml-fed and self-fed o;i mixture, j 1)U1I1 of 1)()MB(, naVa committee.. at on Canada's Arctic coast, end
i,I bailey middlinRS and corn midol-j ,H(,nlnK at pH1t Wiltthorne wafjtlul'lnK hi" journey had received no
liitrs, with tankage milled during the(.ler of , Npviw,u mtlml I1(!8n(.y news from the outside world. Ho
Aii u for a tinie and then. In 188, came.1"" the nult, he declared, In October.
All the nogs were on alfalfa and I tIJ ,no Mare ,,.,,, ,)avy ,, heie.l1918. when he first Heard the United
pasture, so a cnaitre oi M per nea 1 1 , . w,.i,,,r l thn ii,i-, States had entered the war.
inllk $1.00 a ran, Seaman suid. The, SAN QVENTIN', CALIFi.Dec. 13. 1(lce m me0 t(J lm)1.cv, tuor ap-ore is being sacked and shipped to
. .,...1.: i ,.. , .. oi.n.,,.1 t..nna Italn man in "fro! . ' ...
coBt of clothing, however. Is lower, a Shaved
"narka" cape being sold for 4. Oil, straight
muckluks, or native shoes, for Goj.lohnson of the big California State
cents a uair ant line fur mittens fori 1'eiiitontlary here
ihreo hiwes of nnn-cent mutches. I Jobnston recently Issued a bulle-
.Mounted I'olice in the Coronation tin to the 2,100 prisoners to the ei-
pearanee, und form the practice smelter for reduction.
believes Warden James J.maliy whj cultivate a determination
board and later clerk to the hull di
-partmcnt officer.
so a chni tre of $1
should be ndd'.'d to the cots. An acre
of ulfalfa will ciiiry from CIO to 40
neau ioi u.e ll, v u n w, . w,.r B)fint , , ,, aervlce ,,,
about equal the lvturn hud hay been
Seaman
grown. Hurley, corn and nuildlincr
nrr. vnlucd at $10 per ton :ir.d tankaKv'
nt $00 pnr ton.
During the growing period Lot 1
consisting f wvi-n hogs, were fe 1
2 per cent of their weight per day of
Ijarlev midding and Rained 100
poundfi on 300 pounds of grain. Lot
2 consisting of eight hnjg were fed
2 per cent of their weight per day on
during (ho Wilson udiuinfHtratlon he
was appointed aHslntant appralBtT ut
NUi r ranelsco.
Salmon Pack Less Than
Half Of That Of 1919
was formerly a member of the then
One or two years'1'1'"' Northwest Mounted I'olice.
Boon after Seaman started for
Nome the small- schooner on which
ho was Journeying was wrecked in
tho lee, he saUl, and he and his coni
panious were forced to walk twenty
seven days before they came to nn
flly Afomcintctf I'ress)
SAN FKANCISCO, Dec. 1.1. The
estimated 11121 salmon pack of the
T.,rl.. ......ut lnnl,lli, an i.. ..
corn middlings nnd m ule Ppticallv (,.,, m'on' 0l!tn 50 percent of' the
the ramt gain as It 1. while self-fed I
Lot No. H. consistirip; of five hog,
nuire:) .Ifl' nouTids of grain per 100 j
pounds of giain.
11119 pack and about 70 percent of
'Itlio 1920 pack, according to statistics
J compiled by a local commission firm.
... , . J H to uniiuiiiLu lit i,uuir,iii(ii cases,
more grain "... ,,,st 6H(li! ft0 1920 and 8,
Ftance during the finishing pcnol. " () ()00
The ration for l ot 1 wa. incic.sed I to rffll , re consl(I(,rllby
4 per cent and changed to corn-m, ldl- J
ings-iniiKnee. ,m c ..-". - lulin,r ...or. cniiuiiin.il with t!t K tho
For pinks a
, I ca te this year the price Is $1.15. Last
ings-innKage. .. . .......... f2.25 compamd
a self fyderon corn-mi.ld ings-tnnk-! lw() ,,,,
oge.iwhile the or.ginal self feeder w:i,;
continued. The fied cost Per 100
pounds gain for Loti 1 and 2 wa"
about the same, while Lot H cost HI
per cent more. The cost of produc
tion for both growing anj finishinr;
perioJs show that Lot 2 grown on
2 per cent and finished on the self
feeder were produced for $0:17 per
100 pounds, Lot 1 grown on 2 per cent
nnd finished on 4 per cent coU $0 7-'!
per 100 pounds and the self feeder
lot cost $8.02 per 100.
year it was $1,50 and in 1919 $2.15.
READ THK WANT AIIS!
Dorothy's Observation.
Three aunts nnd two uncles were
veiling nt Dorntby'R home one Sun
day recently, nnd the uiiinnrried state
of the guests as well ns of her own
lirulliers and sisters set the little one
nlhlnklng. Finally she remarked:
"Isn't It strange? My mother nml the
tut seem In be the only people In Ibis
whole family that have any children."
DID PAIN DISTURB
a YOUR SLEEP?
'TMJE paln and torture of rheu-
JL "St'sm car quickly relieved
byVan application of Sloan's
I.Inimcnt.It brings warljith, ease and
comfort an4 lets you slee soundly.
Always hSve a bottle and
apply when yffccl the fnt twinge.
Jt penelrctrslulhout rttblw.
( It's splendid lilkake the n out of
tired, aching muVk's, 6niins and
strains, sliif joints.rid lame backs.
J'or forty years paiiV enemy. Ask
yourm-iyhlior.
At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1 .40.
Liniment
aft a
(PauVsJ
oacmv
Order a Box of Fine Delicious
Apples for ,
CHRISTMAS
X
.Hulk Dates, jiound
urdov your OuiTs nnd rnn
fniii)('fc lino
.Tnpimosc Oriuif'ps, dozen
Xavel Oranifes, dozen
0E. iJOX. SZ.OU
20o
have a
!.")(' to ;0c
.!")(
70.- to 90-
ITave von, tried Oregon Uuddvd Walnuts? Tliey
arc tile very liest 2."e to -10c
Joefs
Grocery
For
len
It is easy for a woman
to select gifts for men
at this store. . .;
Cigarette.' Cases.
Cigars, Pipes.
Aslitrayi and Stands
Cigars. Razor.
Shave Brushes.
i!laf'e Strniiiiers.
8ha
Milit;
Collar
Manii-i
Xail CI
Ntiitioner'
Flasli, Light
Came Sets,
'rhernit' s Dottles.
Liiiieh Kits.
AVallets and Purses.
SliealTers . Pen and
Penvil.
L8LDRUG GO.
Quality Gifts
Mi it. r.'
i'v JiriVl
V:r . I
ags.
l Set 4
iiVers.l
ST
'(DT MADE BY A TRUST,.,
PAIUMff
I J CONTENTS I LB. S
The value of bak
ing powder is based on its
leavening strength. You
can't judge it by the size
of the can or by the amount
you get for your money.. You
must estimate it by the amount
of baking powder used in each
baking and the results you get.
is the greatest value ever
offered in Baking Powder it
has greater raising "orce" it
goes farther than many of the
otner Dianas, you use only a
rounded r heaping teaspoonful
khere many others call for two
tapoonfule or more.
BuBaking Powder is not
all yVi'll gave when using
CalumSL Yousave baking mate
rials. Camet vever fails. The last
level teasVxmtul is as powerful
as the firsl Cdumet is perfectly
manufacture-eett perfectly
and is moderate in price.
You aava when you buy It. '
You lave when you use It.
One trial vll satisfy you of these
facts and demonstrate beyond doubt
that "Calumet spells economy."
Your grocer sells it on a guaran
tee of money back if you are not pleased
with results.
Calumet contains only such ingre
dients as have been approved officially by
the U. S. Food Authorities.
to fro Rtraiirllt," Johnston said.
UF.AI) THE WANT ADS!
c
Where spur Credit Is Good
spit. ;
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
arris
PHONE MAIN 734
FRESH EGGS and COUNTRY BUTTER
A SPECIALTY . -t
We Sell and Guarantee
CHAMPION FLOUR
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work. V
HIGHEST
QUALITY
AWARDS
OBSERVE THIS '""
A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Some
baking powders come in 12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz.
cans. Be sure you get a pound when you wapt it
C?en.Carr&
Tflemorml.'fibi)
iw w ii mi i in mviastssmasssssesaBszxwmsM
mm
A Fare and a Half
for (lie
ROUND TRIP
iln.Lr the ('lji.-liiiMS llnliiliiys
w ill he hhuIp 1- t Ik;
Unions pacific System
I'clwcin all i(iints
wlii'ii' tin- mn'-way f.-uv iliM'S
licit CMCClI ii'J.'l.
Minimum round trip fare S2.50
Tii-ki'i's will hi- .in sal,. DccmiiI...!' -j-j. ;ni,l 'Jl ;m,l
llic i ft mil trip ctt".i, lei t.'i .liiiniary Ith.
MATCH
We have made a profound
study of monument building:,
and an order placed in our
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave. La Grande, Or.
1
Tonifif
Star Theaa-e 8p. m.
Kid Karther
J. H. Keeny
Agent
La Gjran.de
VS.
Mickey Dempsey
THREE FAST PRELIMINARIES
SFEED EUTNER vs. KID TERRY
K. 0. JESS vs. BATTLING TIFFINY
YOUNG-. THOMPSON vs. MIDGET ALIEN
Ticke en tils A ?al;cf Coiifctio-v.?y ,W Dyo i.!.!
-. .
Christmas Specials
English Plum Pudding, 40c and 80c each
English F-mit Cake, filled with lu.snou randiod
peels, eherriescind walnuts, (0c ier lb.
Now is the 11
friends, .lust
will attend to
me to send those dainties to vonv
'are the address with ns and we
le inailinc.
t
Scotch Shortbread Special decorated enkeq
made t.o order. fc(V imt lb
I
Special Pastries and Petite Fours for unrtieq
ana ianees, aihiyinijrn or eoior earned out.
Superfine Breadsniade with milk, lluv home
lroduets so we can keep everybody workiii" this
winter. .