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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1922)
PAGE STX V"' Communion "Wine" is A Hat for Hiking Days at hand in convenient form for (he I.nng, chairman of tin' inipstry r.-ni-use of tho committee. -Tim IvtribW niUloo" tiul. I)V,' ' Wilson. : 'CitollrtStf, -industry will bo r e p r e s e u t e, d the association iuan:i!'er. ... , throughout the hearings in an ofti- . Hal whjt by,Uohn H. Klrliy, presl- (Jeorge A'ltnenuout, early OregO'i dent of the National Lumber Mann-j.ioneei , is dead nt I'mrst Crovc hos. faeturers association, Ceorfie S. pitnl, aged 8K. Varnish; Eight are j Poisoned By It fit A'norlfitri! Pre-,) i.IiAND litAPIDN, Alich., Jun. 10. ; Eight elders of the. Seventh Kcfnrme.l , church here, wore poisoned at th.. HIGHER SI III IS ON THE WAY: fFSETIIiOP IMPORT DUTIES f"' ... i i I' f I ' u.r:ir.k viinnsh that hnil toon poured AlilKCS I llulli .MiH'Kf'l vll into u roinmuniiin tup in the belief (Hi ions Ioillt ill; Tnwimls t''11 it was Kncrnrrwnlal wine. Two! of thf? fliers were mud to lie fn critical condition, j The church recently had boon re j paioi d awl in the .store room where. tut Mir rumen t si wine i:; kept m a jug, ' heera! jujrn of varnish had liven 8tor-1 '', An official of the church is Ha id j to havo mistaken the vainish for wino ; wiun ho fillel Imp communion cup. The rij-cht ciders were the first to drink. An tin cup was being passed I (Yly AflHORlntcd Prfl.s) ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.--Higher prices for sugar may be exported, nr cording to the results of an inevstign tion into tho situation in the sugar in-. dustry nmde public Sunday night by lh(? commerce department. "The maiket," tho department said i "Is entirely uninfluenced by any art) iical control and the present low oiner nvmorm 01 me coogregaiHi:: nri.. lowl nmnilVstlv T.n..,.i l,.,..r ..,.. w ""-4 won :tn 10 iuii. Many tinue without .ii.triclii the nro.iuc. 'cnurrn memoers oceamc panic stride tion of sugar below the world's de I I I 9 5 h. I W W h U ! TflKFN llVFRi I ,cn and'liishcd ffom the edifice. A: mnnds imd neain .ic-itine- hi,rh i.ri... physician was summoned and trc: vi jstiicktn men taken to hospitulb or! The department found that there : Ua'lr non" an abnormal "visible" world surplus of sugar amounting to about 1,200,000 tons congested in the western hemis phere. ' "Invisible" stocks of sugar in the hands of wholesalers and letnilors wa estimated at from :;00,003 to 400,000 tons below normal, due to apprehen sion of further tail in prices. The world production of suirnr for PJL2 was estimated bv the donart- NORTH POWDKK, Jan. 10. Th- ment to be less liy f i om 400,000 tui'HilivHI-Kviins Grain Co. puriliased 800,000 tons than production for 1921. l"" lw" """' " Aunn row-: while consumpliuiWor 1022, it was ami oiiii hi . i eiocnsoi, inrmeriy thought, would bo larger than in 11121. K"'pwr the p'Uryunt Oralu Co.'s and "with general economy recovery biilbltngs. should exceed nioduetion and thus ah-! Hen Kvnna started In the grain norb some or all of the surplus." Th inslnoss here In 11107, being a mem-; present pri'e of $1.87 for "C and I- 'her and partner of J. 10. I.onhurt raw" sugar was dedaicd to 'be tlif ; nrt H. 11. Ciuii.rholi. Later he sold .lowest level for 20 years and to bo bj. Ilia Interest to J. K. I.onlinrl, but j low production cost of about ilo per returned again and loasol the prop-J cent of both domestic and Cuban orty In 1015, and has lioen eon-1 iiugiir. llniiouSly eoniKieted with tin! bitai- i 'ness Hiuee that time. I j 1'. A. Ilidwoll formed a partner- isltin llli Mi- l-'vniiu l,i,.,,,r h. UraCKing JOKOS runry, a21.' Mr. indwell has been Lenine Is Fondj of In the grain and mill business for : l-mdlierifi wholesale Eroeer nod timber ;the past thirly-rivo years, most of operator, was senNoicd i,. c., i i.. lly Associated l'ross) itiiiv, ,ian. iu. iNmoiai i.enine inai lime jeing Hpe.lt In i l ercntir. j ,, , ,, ,, ., ,. . the Knssbin I'reiiilor. likes not only ,.. I ... n,, i,,i vl.i" V" tl,c atato PPnitentlmy Sat I I An '" ',i,'i S.. ' h I . I j .. "-J"" I' i.1-;t I.... nni,-ihl..M ,-..., 'end wlrd d-ryin"! The.' ' Tinnnni n atiirn run nr 1-c- n . i uiuuiBin usiiasLll jLSaU lit Lifm IU in (lmiTninPn nnanunn k.. liStBltHlitO Uiil KUKI I Tiirifl" ('i)iiiinissiiin lias Xt'v Si-lic'iiie for Scttlint? Di-rt'i-cnlt I'ri.Mcnm Jiffrc if. (Hy Associated rress) AVASHINtiTON. Jan. 10. It would bo diffi.-uH, but, not impossible to de termine and to administer "offsettinrr import duties against varying ex change rates in foreign countries, the United States tariff commission say.i in a report on depreciated exchange and international trade, made public :;urrday. Thid is one of the nlans that has been suggested before the senate tmance committee for meeting the sit uation brought about by the differ ence in existing rates. A flat rate cannot be applied be cause of the vaiying degrees of dc prr Nation of exchange in different countries," the committee says, -but a list of commodities' for whkn special I protect ion is sought eou!. be pre pared and revised from time to time." The commission says lhat its inquiry developed that in Ccr runy tree is yet a gnat disc-enancy o.-vt."!!! the in- ic.iiai, Viiuie of the ni'-i n-.ri it g-. i a e-slightly monj Hit.- fvo to i.:.e in 1021. ft "The prices of specific commodities in various countries, tell roughly the same story," the report continues. :A comparison of wages in the United States, England. Franco and tiermnny sliuws that they are less ad. justed to a gold basis than are prices. in .nay, ine standard wage in Ger many for factory workers was rouirh- ly, ten cents per hour, as compared with 20 to L:"( cents in France, .'10 to 40 cents in ICnglan dand 50 to 75 cents in the United States. (My Assnefated Piess) TACOMA, Wash., Jan. io.- Gustaf nrnnu Trrnin rtnni iuuh i ENTERS LEAGUEI urday for feloniously borrowing SLJ,. ifiOO from the defunct Scandinavian I American bank. I.indberg was form erly vice piesident and a director of, the bank and was found guilty by superior Couit jury reentry. to diuplny bis knowledge of Anier-'ioy lean affairs lint to Jolto American visitors about them, sayB Parley V. Cbrlstensen, of Chicago, the I'anu-or-I.abor party's eaudldato for presi dent last year. Mr. CbrlBtenaen had two Interviews wltl) Lenine white in Mohcow for a month. When tho American entered Lu pine's office in the Kreinidln and started to Identify himself. Lenine Interrupted him. Cbrlstensen sum. I Definite word bus been received "Oh, I know about you. You nit I f,.om p, 1Ty that a basketball team will Mr. Cox were the 'also candidates."' , entered in this year's citv league. Mr. Ohrlstensoii, at l.enltut'u To-'n,is leaves tho leugue with six mem- uuest iiosed with him fur moving i.,.s. Stoddard llros.. M. I. A . Clerks. pictures In the street 111 front of U,,i American Legion, Cougars and er of the jailer, and Oscar Koberts, uih isereiuiiii, wneru u greui crown Lingeiing ! ive. A double-header wl'ii the jailer's nephew. Tom Porter, an soon gathered. H. played Wednesday night with the other member of the band, last week '"Vint den't seem to be n bit .Lingering I'ive playing the Cougars was sentenced to ilfo inipiisonmesnt. in ram oi ussiissiniuiini, nir. v.ni isu- an (Ithe Clerks playing the M. :. -A. tensen remarked. I The first gnmo wilMie cnlbid at 8:1.5. "No, not a bit," I.enlno replied. I One of the commissars who was XKW XKW t'tlDK with lliein Jokingly explained that Lenine already has two bullets In LONDON, Jan. 10. Deciding a him, adding "Trotsky says that tlie,,,ls(, , th(, s, ,,,,, (,mlnty courti old man has plenty or metal In Ills ,,,,, ,,,,. hl!,(1 lh,lt , ,,., Ilnw backbone, anymiy." . ,.,. ,.,, r ,,,,,,-ais Is re- "Lonlne," said JMr.. Clirlslensen, . (,ltr,,t, t,at married ' woman has seemed aiwiiyB In good Humor. , lh0 vlKlll wk wm, another i '1 Hero was no evidence that iho was depressed by the cares of the stale." GONVICTED MEN ; : FIGHTING LI .woiman's liiisbauil and also to re celve calls from lilm. , SI.AVKK TO 1)1 K. ' Jf (fly Assoctnteit rrc.s) JACKSON, Ky., Jan. 10. W. 1). Watts was condemned to die in the elect! ic chair by a jury trying him n a member of the band which December 10 attacked the Hreathitt county jail anu Killed Miss Maggie Allen, daugh IXKiS I'OI'lLAIt I (lly Associated Tress) lihRU.N, Jan. 10. Pet dogs have j become so popular among the feiul ,nlni) pb-pulallon of lierlin that theater inanaunrs have biM'n ccm I polled to install rooms where tin Kings may tie checked. Some pa- itrons complain that none of the 1 1 heaters has made .similar One miHu week of study and then the aer..;.ste.- exams hegiu In the La Crando gra.Ie schools. Tho new semester begins on ..January 2:1 audi uio wees; iietore, trr-m Janiiaiy 16 to 20, w.Ul be crowded Willi exam inations for 'both high school and grades. Thivhigli school exams will have a -time' limit of one-half day for each snlij.'it and tin; graders exams will be run In the usual way. I NC5 TIMBER START WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. Lum bermen and timber owners from many pans or the United States will come to tho national capital this w eek is also a week to attend, the hearings of the ( Aiti:i:it i:mi:i (Ily Associated 1'ress) NKW I ASTI.K-ON.'l IM K n g.. Jan. 10. The old cable-ship Uaraday ended her 'career .of 4 7 years cable laying and repairing on the same day on which tile new cable Hill p. John W. jMackay, was launch ed here. The Karaily was lite tlrst cable ship to successfully link Hie old world with the new. she lias provis- vvhlch will ,prohably boost the total Ions tor checking babies, and think j enrollimnit over the tour hundred this It' an unwarranted dlscrlinliia-1 imu It. lion. f J During the Intermissions the wmn-j ORSEItV Kit WANT ADS GET RB en repair to the "dog room" end SUIT'S. feed the animals with bits of sand-: willies which it lias become the U'llstl'lil for t heal er-ener tn n:il 1,,.. itween the nets. The oxamin registration ween tor all students house agricultural committee hav enterlng high school. Monday,, I lag under consideration the fnrnnt Tuesday and Wednesday are thcjlation of a national forest policy days in which the members of . the j hill. This gathering will be In re high school will register and the spouse to an Invitation from Chair- now entries -will meet iu room 15 man Haugen of the. committee who1 on Thursday afternoon at 1 :3i). : intends Lc mnke.n thorough invest!-1 They are requested to bring their j gation of all phases or the rorest eighth grade diplomas. I policy problem and recognizes the One Important change has been vital necessity or securing the views made in high school graduation re-1 of the timber owners and lumber : qitlromentr... Instead of .'ono-Juilf j manufacturers. .In arriving at a pa year of American history tho grail- trlotio and rational basis of letls-' unto Is 'now reouircd to have a year ' latlon., . Tho archives of the Na- In that subject. This change was j tionul Manufacturers association In I made by the superintendent's office j Washington have been placed nt the i which ta!-e the attitude that Amor- j disposal of Chairman Haugen audi lean hlstifry is of mere benefit to, his committee which means that tho a good citizen than other historical I utmost Information available will be suoje-t. K. li. T.-i.wIer, principal of the La Cr.iaile high school, announces that he expects aoout t;0 new en tries -into high school this seaieUer A "balanced diet" may sound confusing to many people The facts, as explained here, are simple. i The secret 01" a "balanced diet" is to have food cir.tsining all the elements needed for proper nutrition. These clemints are protein, to nourish the tissue's; starch ai.d sugar to furnish energy; fat to supply he:it; and mineral salts to providj the material nec-'snary for building nerves, brain, , tnd tooth and kone- structure. Grap-Nut:, the nourishing cereal made of whole wriest flour and malted burley, served with Kream cr nn:!l:, is a complete food for young and cfu alike. Jo to your rrocor today and get a pachage of Grr.peVN uts. Eat it with mili: or cream for breakh(; or V'ith Etewed fruit, jelly or jam, s a deliciousVesS'Y. for lur.ch or dinner. EveryVnercber of the family will relish this palatable ar.ry,JWiehini food t . Grape-Nlits the Body Builder "There's a Kcason" Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battlu Crtck, Mich. WheiVSfoitr Credit Is Good , : Useli COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER RAI.EM, Jan. It) The abolition of tho death penalty was written Into the hill of rights by the people of Oregon at the election ot Novein- )a, 50,(1011 miles of submarine ca ber a. Uifl, and cannot be taken ,Uits ot the world, in therefroni. according In atioineys r-Mitl i lit: nice lines across the At for Ulvie D. Klrby. condemned lautic. Her record arhleveinent was Binyer or Sherirr Til Taylor, who (Milng tti.t an Atlantic cable which filed their briet Friday In their tip- ii broken nl a depth of l.soo peal ol Klrby's case before tho su- t,.t.t, preine court. ' Klrby, who was to have been hanged Deceinher was given n reprieve iililll I'ebrllary a. by Cov ernor tllcott, when his attorneys filed an appeal with the supreme court, altacklnv the constllullonnl Ity ol the act restoring capital itun l!"htnent. Once injected Into the hill of rights a provision cannot under any circuinstances he subtracted there from, Klrbv's attorneys contend. Even an attempt by the majority to chlinve I he fundamental law In Uolallnu of the Melf-lmposed n. mrlcllon is iimoiidltulloiial. the brh f holds. The briet Hisn mninliiins that the letlslntiire exceeded ts grain ot liower when It propositi joint reso liltlon No. K ;e an aiiiendinent imd referred It to the plebiscite. In thai tho "ameiidinenl" was not r.n amenduieiit at all. 1ml mi entirely new act. repealinc the then cxlsttim idatute and creating a new statute In its plaice. S. Wil li -'oil l!( Hill KU .'BUDAPEST, Jan. 10. Archduke Albrecht, claimant to the throne nl' Hungary, who recently turned his estate over lo an American sydl cate, la reported t he planning to go to tho United Stales to find a rich wife. i -"Aji.t-.i'" SLOW DEATH Aches, para, culty in uri: sonous aison standard remei nervousness, diffi- ting, often mean rs. The world's for m dney, liver. , DEATH lb' Alt'liST ( y AsjMtohlleil Tress) PAKIS, Jan. 10. Uy Ihe death of Joseph Hall, at the age of till, the Soeiele lies Lrtlstes Krancalses, (the Old Solont loses otic- of its most popular members and exhibit ors, lie was awarded Its Honor Medal ill- UMI2. Pall painted still life, soap bub bles, copper utensils aiitl later, in terior scenes, linen inaids at work, girls making Ha w. little maids In llielr forst coiMin.inlon dresses and i:enet'ally pictures that recalled the woik of early Dutch and Flemish avtlsts. Many of his pictures hao found Ihelr way to tin 1'nited States. bladder and use acijt troubles' GOLkMEDAL bring quick relief and often ward off deadly diseases. Known ms lh national remedy of Holland for mora than 200 years. All druggists, in thre size. Look for th nm Cold Mrdat on ver bos and accept no imiutica Cod Wood and Feed If you want the best at the lowest prices, come ana see ua .STIUPS & ELLEDQE. Jefferson Street. , Main 714. : V; -1 PEPPER S El U. 5. SENATOR mv A.cltwl rr..n rilll.AIiEI.I'lllA, Jan. ! Appoint IN VI NTS llltr. I INPErU TUC.ON, Ariz.. Jan. Ill C. M. lint-j ler. director of the Arizona bureau of mines, annuiimc.l here today that the oiganiralion bus peifcvted anil ap plie for patents on an elect) ic pro cess for locating undergrodnd or: bodies. Dr. Puller, who is also dean of the eollcire of mines and cngimT-r-ing of the University of Arizona, an nounced the invention at n meeting of the board of irgenls of the un -erily heiT. Dr. Putler indicated that the ilepth sire and other informal ien regnrdim, ' concealed copper ore Inidics may be iKceitaiiieil with the (lot ucn! devise. It Is Well toNSee That You See Well li :t u Y(Hild n:ivt' D(M' C( eves ill lit rlccf hi lnil tlw. ,.-v..;,.o H 1 I ' ' ' " " " ' " "III lllll,T until ll'lltil IWCSll'illll. Allies. i;mis ;tlir:1(i. m il-. .i tcr m:i H'ruiLr Slip IJ- rtUPcs X' II' H'l strain ami many i;l',. 'nsi, ial I'.'ii "I I'l'liei'l IJiaSMX Illlfil ilccnrn t-l :...-v.i i " ".' ' "J".' ""' panw aim in iirv nl nr, Our -iii iiit-nt ainl iiii'tlKids aiv iln uv n.V l:V..l. A I : yt t 'Ml V- k t i st nr.' !nt nature's ilcmand Tor rest nr I' lio. norvtiiis l'iresMiin, iniisciilar i nt ci'imnri mm ease given iv a re wnnderliil.. Tlien lvliel" is to 1m- (i'toineti v, l t'Vl'S mod in. when had.' Dr. W. M. FEARF. Optometrist With ii.Mi oi uruiKi' noiui'oi epper oi wnicn, nc snin, operiilr- upon scien- Phila lelphin, to su ceed Ihe bite Si n- t .fic pnnciplel. and embodies none of ntnr Penrose, was made by Coventor ihe featuies or" the "leueh stiik" an.I Sproul yesterday. similar nppaiatus. He declsre.1 the ' device had been proved nccutnte t.v HEAD THE WANT ADS! tel., i.. mining regioi s i Arizona. ' J. H. PEARE & SON - - - -- I - - : A REAL WASHIN MACHINE jr , r - - "' v. .'-?y ii K.iW .w -W-t : ai ' ...T-'ir?'-' . . T " .. E . ',' -:.:r-. 'v U? - f1' 3 - . 41 Let I's Alaiii its Many Superior I-Vafures. Oregon Hardware and Implement Co. 5"' Discount For Cash V 4 4t. 0.1
