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Tueidav, Jiimiaiv 17, 1922 LX GRAXDE EVENING .OBSERVER PAGE THREE O o 0 o Is J o o O G O mm m LOANS WASHINGTON' Jan. 17 While t other farm loan banks in the United . . . . . . 1.. : ; ' " ::"K" njiiu in money, me iweuin uisiricr bank at Spokane, which series the faim land ownc:-s of Oregon, Wash ington, Idaho and Montana, accomo. dated the largest numher of borrower-! from the tint? of its organization to October 1(121. These fact wers contained in a report of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon to congress to- y. The Spokane bank served 17.47S borrowers in the four states, lending a total of $."i0,!il9,r!,.j. New Orleans stood second and the St. Paul bank Qthird in the manlier of borrowers. The number of borrowers, the amount np-j plied for and the amounts granted in i SARRAL'T ACCEPTS. q Twelfth district by states during f O 0 tne period mentioned were a" w,llnw: I By Associated Press) O Idaho Borrowers, !i5M; applied WASHINGTON. Ja 17. M. Sar-( for. $13,ri25,28i? granted 12.120,110. raut, head of the French rms delega ) Montana IJjrrowers, 4054; applied tion SiQduy received an invita Am for. $M,:;:iS.l:7; granted; $11,875,080. from M. Poineare, new premier, to n Oregon BoOoweis, 3713; o'e-J continue in his grist of colftiiflj mini, for, S14.fg,i,7M2; giOited" $12.S07,-I53. ter, ft:id at ,.cu cabled his acogptc.a a OingWn Oorrouews, ap plied ir ,? 16,027,0a--; Q an&, 91ft !0,. ' 6 uf&i tn gwus jadstjiocij of apotoisios 0 tlo bftia in fixii ' 'Sic l'i vnPae i vaen . e,; ehnwe ctn.' tfca poo fn en VoWftir , 1. iivair tHil, 9t9 'far in the fmr str.f. an ! - S.l 1 m kjL. mh nl.l V U of tft epD.i.j ' l?"T? . Minc4 th. '..to otol J . Y Vtm 32.aw. a.st hi h iou. iter f ,h M j th ,,!wl t Aath.t'fy tj auk, kn direct to ' ,' . .thf IW.oiM Win In r-nmmamtite -here fom- 00 amendment to the iMtch ere, in need o g nemmant atai.taiire . ;w.tion h-t. i en agwe). , ... . ..n..i ho t.nt uion ui parliament. Hitherto all fan W os., iarion., tii t: Ctrgre.a hy the tsiard in ita. report. ,n" a th -to, WilUam the 8U Hiny .omplaint. have fcen rece.v P"""" t wmio... the report stated that borrower. ha s been are net r-rei.ing consi.Vration tr.,1.1 "deKted although .t form has geiur- . . minfmn. ttinuaii wh en, under en- istiM? lawn, thi are t-iuiredl to na- . Tht tport also wcommended that : BTovi-.uin he mails w vja:-.tif . - J hquiclMion ef farm lean a.wiation. ! t!"t ha. her, much wt w . J netiti. of a maj.ity of the ahar... " h" holers an durged enactment of !egi- , P"v ! tn pnaailnlny that the f Intion creating a corporation of which rt Prmcew Juliana, n.iw 12 years ' fade. .! lamt bar.k. would be .share ' .'"r n,,t J"nvlde ms,e hc" : hohttrs and u. yed enactment ef legis- thr.,ne. Rome months ago a ti.ll : lnti..ni.atitigaconH.rtio.iofwhich pre fared .toy the i-ommi,on of i federal land banks' woulf ho abate- Prided, m that .even. ho'ders f " the taking over of the .at referendum hld be held to , buyinu and soiling of farm loan se- idetetmu whh,r Holland should ,e curities n ir.onerhial fiiim. of gtreern- mint or become a n-public, , .a I A. bill now under discussion in par JIEN Tlt 'H l'l''I"T.rii; 3 - - 1 . Tir Associated rress) I . IWWSON. Teniae Jan. 17-A 5 masked band Wednesday flogged f and applied . coat of tar and ; feathers to Charlea Sisson. a ohauf - four. Ho was Relied neap Plnel. nnd two pasaengera In hla antomo- bllo wero blindfolded while the Eiing. carried on Its work. I 1 INDIANS SEEK DAMAGES. t! AsAorlatod Prs SAN KlANt IStt,- Jan. 17. Right (Tndinns, reprt sentativea of more than 20,nml of their rare in California, startei fur Warhir.gton to appeal to -theftderal authorities to right a wrnnir which triey contend has stnou againsr :anoweji oy ine original cinninuviun. their kindred for 70 jcam. The Queen's request for the diubl- 0 Specifically, the Imlians seek pas- ing of her allowance aroused, con ad age of the "court of clo'ims hill" pass, terable criticism, especially as it fol ed by the senate in the last congress lowed her speech at the opening of under which they hope to oMain cum- parliament in which she advocated the pinsation for 7,MD,0(X) acrvs of land greatest public economy, which they paid was taken from them j " Improperly and to obtain payment nf : THRU: KII I.ED ' Sl.BOfl.OllC in goods declared to have ! Wn nrnmised them but never eaid, p for other lands. AS ALLEGED PANACE.V. (tlr Associated Press) VPW eiOV T .. 419 A .tall am 4lin Sf . , i. IT 1UIUI,IIIUI. - Amtriian people to repeal all law- that repress initiative by the men in! charge nf the railroad?, restrict en- ' tetprise and dampen their enthuia'm o -was made hy iliarlcs M. Schwab rhairman of the board of the Ifcthle- i .hem Steel corporation, in an address ; He asked that this bt done as 1 mea'ure to c-mtrihute t' the revival 'of nroorerity. saying that "at ever;- j -turn tiie railroad manager were ten -1 jn. in by 'dts, ngultion and ry Btrl'tirns which dprive thm. f timer to uterrise their dicf ctirm, tv. vent exercise of the sound busir.s t Julgment whiih had grown oat of their hg eierien.-e, and i:iterfr wth the t doing ait huh, if dine wou'd car.tnbut? iqmasumhly to iuy reitotv er f X'rPriy. l- f-ttHia' rta iT'lIf'V,t, Tat. X?--T". no: dents-. IB).- tniH State in 1021 was rsiu'TiUAO bctocv l.ilii" ana 1 qqh) .pfcbaljjD neai?-rhe h'Oer figure at a merUTig-olQtncllicerii in public satcty section of thiNational pety council and the managers & visions local Kfety iancils. T8O s--t'mate was based on a compariosn of l'.l20 fitrures with reports ceived from sevQii cities antl stati This is an increase of f-om uO te 4n'KI over deathsAim automobile ac- ciiients in 1!20 Yhen approximately ll.UnO persons were killed. Based on the higher figure, safety officials said that a death from an automobile ac dent in(TS21 occurred on an average MINING REVIVAL. PEWKlt ,(lu.. Jan. 17 An im mediate revival nf the gaU anil nilvor mining industry of America, which i will ho especially beneficial to tho .west and which will expand with th process of the new year, in predict?! by Ray Raker, director of the United Stales mint, who inspected the Denver mi,lt0 Preparatory to the coinage of lRe new peace dollars here. "The opening up of new mining propertie.-t and several old proportion which were closed down during the war, due to high operating costs, will bring about the revival in mining this year, he declared. MINISTRY COMl'I-UTRIl. IRy Associated Press) PARIS, Jan. 17. Raymond Toin enre, who succeeds Aristide llrinnd a--premier of FiO'ce, completed his min- istry Sunday and PresentiO the names to PresidenX Alillerand. The ident Qeeptt the desQnations presi- memUrai,! the a..oaeof Orar-g hav u" " bate. The measure atipulatea that only P" t presentjeen 1 W'l- linment. however, makes no. mention i(. 'of a republic and mentions only ref-; J erendam for the election of a new ,.,,. ;J , lArlth,r point OB wIlich BgrecmcB,! h(a n nMbei in pB,.iam,nt ig, ithut ncithBr nor uf m,t ., . h nnu ,,, h.v- thn riht . . , , with ,h , , al of the Stuu-e (jcneral. it jucen Wilhelmina'a civil list hav 'J been increased from iin0,0UO florins t I 1(iii,ikii (o'umt lHO,ou. Tho allow J ance of Queen Ih, wager Emma has Io been doubled, and is now fixed at ( r.MW florirw (ij!VX'l. Prince! J Juliana is to receive 2U(,out florinj t (JKu.l'UO I a yoar when she reaches tho -J "age of 13, which will be on April So ,1 nest. This amount is also double that J .'W Associated Press) WlLKtSBAI;KE. Ptt., Jan. 17 lj Three men nm ,iMlieff tiv Hnuth ! and ten persona tnjni ed at Ashley jwhen a freight train pushed unto a ; blind nwitrh, broke down the snub bing block and iraslud into and S,.tnnllflharf a la,.beA,v nfttpa ti , , I , ,1 - - 1 ' - -' lag of tho Central llailroad of New J'rsy. The victims ere pinned down by Ibo heavy rouf of the building and could not bo released t (.until wrecking rranes wore brought- J The train backed into, the elding to cut out a disabled car. Its fail ure to stop was attributed by rutl robd officials to a n Isunderstand Ing of signals. . Pc o9. -,L2lJ - ' ..-.--.i a.::. . . to ; 1 fmm Knw i" IaiiiMi tiO oil youp harnes6. (iltthv ITATiitea'autJ ftlinc nil, 1 j,1iCflM ... i T)uck-5a'k Xc;gs foti oil 1 gal. cw4 OREGONHARDWARE AND IMPLEIViENT GO.0" U jimp i WWMV'U HOME TALENT PLAY HI COVE (Special to The Observer) COVE, Jan. 17. Tim Kev. C. W. n Hois of Vnurouver, general mis sionary for eastern Oregon, held services at Cove January 11. Tho Union home talent play, "Her Gloves," staged In Cove January 11, was fine. The. play was good and was well played and enjoyed by a good audience. Fifteen dollars and fifty cenla was Vove's share of tills performance, which was turned Into the library fund. A telephone meeting &s called for Friday afternoon and .met with full attendance. It is earnestly desired by the farmers In the out skirts of Cove o be given a bettor telephone rate. Tlw plan proposed is that group of citizens 111311 - lain a party Qie anpay a Binall fee for service. The proposition was lOked upon, with favor by th" telephone offlils and imay become pari. 01 tne system. .Mi i.v Bloom, enn Mrs I O00 in Qy: Grande Rondo ihceltnl foOltBi O'rcOifO niQDt Pltope eoS) ftO 090t ton dajiet09ly i'o9-leoaiJOo9 o yoaiau4 eajoy &a0 'OS- IllfOod likOf rlluaDJD oQBr 9 0flQMalS8 u;ivi i.ioiwa tin en f, 1 oia 0 a otjeeo u a e fiBO az li..'. Ui HowMell. tranoh Tmtilia" tti Dia staged ftp 64ipia talon last wb.vui b got i id rutin VRatauav oiog, Jonuarp i, at tu i:uey Th6atte. i An n'taUi-n and) a,itatSverjlog was te 4 at to Icia ronj oy the eastern Kcaia IVxlne'sdar rteoing. j air. and Mr, it. 3. Price ttefo r-, cetved -Into the order. Mrs iieo. McDanlol, oha tolura (ed- from Hot Lake sanatorium a tew dae oxoa baa rot timed t Uiat institution to ronttnoe her treat ment for rheumatism. - A few ol the children wbo will sing In. the ' Tom Thumb Weddlug" on January 31 will be Our lc t'onk- iln. Lee Ellen Bisbears. Warren Laird.' Archer Anttes, Evelyn Haker. Barnlca lie Horde, Veda Hum. V et na Weimar,' Vernona linudell, Zora Evans and An-fo Hotel. The Uetbodlat carnival at the hall Thursday evening wan' a amut IViccess and brought In the nice lit- tie aunt of ality five dollara There was a program conslstlrg or solus and recitations and umslr by the community chorus and club quintet. The food offered tor sale woe ex cellent anij went off like liot cakes. Grover Duffy has just returned from a trip to Vale. liny Lay la at home from Port land, where ho went to visit his brother AT Daniels, who Is lying Coffee v? it TEA RINGS . 1. Vanilla Iced with, walnuts on top each ,...15c TEA STICKS Almond Iced and Buttar filled1, each 15o TEABONS Rich with Raisins, Vanilla Iced, per dozen .:. ...30c Any kind of Coffee Cake is a food in itself. Eat them for BREAK FAST' LUNCH aad DINNER. i f T 1 Ullwl.sIJJlil,WlJ if, SHOE - OIL - HARNESS ' Ht.tr Ji,rri nji4 ll 1 tit, fail Star Il4invtfaitd at"i$p it cm 'Ihit-k-iSatk rHitPvirlat- a H e!MMi-- ttaf kf?nk HhU fM 4lt 1 tft ?. ......AS IX k-r.ark XtSts fQ oif t aral. rrt ....P. Tiipk-14)k iraiVosstiirVo gnl v DiK'k-BiufcJToriWNjoil f (T,g9 o 7ifUa-k UnrmjoW, lmlk 1 fral.fc?. VjOitfg youfffi fJu!k oil 5 Discount For Cash critically III, ' though his condition l inmewliat more hop''il now, than a few days a to. O. E. Sllvcrtlioni, who haa pur chased tho Mae Itlchey farm, Is in Covo luoklng oyer hla new prem ises. ' Miss Effle Conley, who la spend ing the winter ill l.n tirande, rutne over to visit her sister, Mrs. l.loyil Carter. Ciuy Ilarkor and P. A. Conklln made n trip to the ranger cabin on Mt. Ean'ny Wednnaday of this week, making tho trip on snow shoes. They found the. niuiw feet (deep I at the summit. :' Mrs. Robert jTronch will go to Hot Lake sanatorium on Monday for treatment. J. E. Tripper, mayor of Cove, re port the city roud work ub0t com pleted. A few more days aad the task they liave set themselves to do will be completed. It is only a beginning of the . work needed, but the treasur.'ois depleted Many people are busy nt thlB : time putting up Ice. They believe In inkling hay while tlO in shines nOd the ke .nm are roOered with ailllras eorfeeiO." TliO Ice Is ten 1 inches thi6 and clooo Os crp-COJ TPe ,cial DO0O of the QptB W (Do tlflrft Oto03' RaiOoo at Me RO!l ooal 'o "nluodW io 809 erawt aymos lor tBe taoa ticaav fiftB .'nrn iomvta oai nBas, a ftvodi etf lontt-e hosa toss edited c Ai f Wilis. ilLst ata eUtotlns !oea Varttt rooilflf. Sirs AlfCeiJ Ittiitdl witl totaco) Oft Vdedmesdav from fforOaaft. whejo she , went to etalD (lav eon Al Pad) tela. Mr. and Mrs, s. E. (Stearns. (Ia as Mao and Juno Stearns and Stew art Bennett, all at I lirando. vera guests at the borne of Mrs. T W. Conklln on ttunda. On of tne social a vesta, to( thb week wilt be the tiuild party on Friday night. January JO, at the O. O. P. ball. Mra. urare, our city librarian, ro ports tbat on Saturday, January 14, an even hundred- books were rbangot t the poblie library. This ts the busiest day. we bate bad alnca last Ju'.y. Hot lum bee are served at the school three day week. The rhlMrnn frnm all tflA trailn aurelv enioy them. j Mra. Nellie Marten, manager of 'the Vote central will move to her own resident In the near future, and the office will be occupied by her regular assistant, Mr. Cora Dlooin. . " '. Dr. 0. U. Rgnisdofl It so for re covered train bio lUnen that - he apent some time In the drag store On Baturdaf. a Mlmt Louts Xornv ronnty health Cakes I Aft. 4kawataAfHav.iatai .6 25 T. 90 nurse, will , bo at the school here for the first four days of the week, ruining Monday. She will weigh, measure ami lake a general health survey of the pupils. While here she will be the guest of Mrs. Ray Duncan. In her work tho will b.. assisted by Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. A. O. Conklln, Mrs. T. W. Conklln and Mrs. H. Welmer. The school dairy club, nndor the supervision of County Agent Harry Avery, la out testing lornl duiry herds. 1 he county agent la showing th poultry men how to cull the flock. On Saturday he made a demonstra tion at the residence of Ralph Coni stock. Under the supervision of the coun ty agent, the Farm Bureau will servo a free dinner on Wednesday at noon at the I. O. O. F. 0j. This Is ,to help In tholr drive ror membership. Mrs. Ralph Comstock entertained n few gf lir nOglihors iO.shloned nulltlnoou Thursday last Those prlvlliO d to attou were Mis. ChrO HeriO-h, .Oi'o Ray O1111- 1O11, Ors. GIO11 Lincoln, MiQ Win. ,1 Haiois. Ors. JoliiCBO. Ors. Ciny AoO Mra.efoOn olaefe, fi . THtr fjatlf end tivnire ti ioro osfeism, eu be aructly njral , 6-igj aticuEcroiiB at hn,aae XAaimtmfiv tv linnse wermtav ess9 cnd Comfort ajfo tore mj'j liccg Baraitl. Atsy tV ya"s tart and vittaVtoaj f4fni &" ewiogo It fiwUVt OUto(praMig. It ej B-niti(Joa tskStaa oon out of tired, oriii'majro, tpr&au and icuu mi 'IJ-iC, a lump tKICUBt fat tatty yepawaoucmy. . ! yourornttbnr. V, if At ut draggnftWiC. JOc. J 4f. o o A A - IT Eastern' Oregon Light -14alaNa .... J O : It Is Well i.1 1 ...uun i,Mnwiy XL ' . If Wtt wonti t.4tp 'ppfct pc and porf (:t sight heed feJie wanunfiS that teV a! vveztttthz. Arfy, painSanjf fatigue, are but nature's dejnand foP ret or tllp. Affff? SiT?1iTtf the Vi'Ws of lieadacho, (rvoiin tfe'iession, muscuBir tfwn &tl yiflany mji'l physiVifii dihir.am',es the oonrfort andasc given by a pair f perfect gla.sne.s fitted according to Optometry, are wonderful.. Then why "en,jo?lfhe pains and acfica of defective eyes when relief i to fie .had 1 Our equipment and methods are the most motO rn. o 0 Itlchurd Wade, Mrs. Delnnoy, Mrs. Arch Mi-Nell and Mrs. Hugo Illnnk. Delicious refreshments were served and every one pronounced it a most onjo.rable occasion. MINEIIS STARVING ny Associated Press) ! POMEROY, Ohio, Jan. 17. Re-. ports reaching here Wednesday are that the families of more than 200 I millers nre facing starvation In the the day whm tlm "rich- foreign Dark Hollow district at Forost Run, ers," came. The Passion Play com a mining town. The distress la nt-imittee has taken this situation- In tributed to the lack of work In the j hand and ,wlll Issue price lists ajid coal mines, which have been shut I seek with nil energy to avoid any down for some time. j profiteerings. Sfeapfe th New Yeas Right By Ordering a sack of SfScSsm&'ScE5HA1S )8t a ' . . a . 0 tfil e j( FW&L . o.. ? 1 ' ' . Lit. I tTWrt- tST,Trr' Hf-.M. . . H8 imahtetrf-S ' a a f. J f ?i, ' J ' ... ! i & m "I ' .... . 45. , V 9 . .?. v .. . 6, LIGIT ATTACHMENT.: ; a useiul sick toon CON- TRIVAKCE, AND AS THE UAME INDICATES. IT DIMS- LITE AS DESIRED. ALSO- PREVENTS ONE FSOJ ESLlSd CONFUSED I? ABOpTTO AT NIGHT. SOLD AT WeSSii ! to geethat You Dr. W. M. PEAEE Optometrist With L Company J. H. PEARE & TICKETS IN DEMAND OBERAMMKRG AIT, Oermnny, Jan. 17. One hundred thousand or more visitors already hare applied for tickets to the Passion Pluy, to be staged next Hummer, from Mjiy to- Heptember. Ah soon as It was .definitely known tho play would be performed this year, prices here were advanced euorniousiy OJid there was apparent a tendency to hoard everything possible against .! : i .'' ' it A . . rj; tft, tii'a - 1 e ' , . .. ' ' " f . . 1 , ' a s & Power . See Well SON S o , o IaatftaaWal every 3 minutes.
