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PAT1TC KIT TT OypE EVEyjyfl DnSEKVKB "MY.vUv. Maivli" fi, 1022 .n A 4? "if "i? The Justly Famous Goixlon SOMETHING HEW IKES STI E S fl S LV R $5.00 Westenhaver & Gilbert DKTKOIT, Mirh., Mar. 6. Offi cials of the Detroit Stockyards, at the; bohent of the Detroit Iltimano Snch-ty, have provided u "maternity lioupiUi',' fur aiifmalM ut the yant. ThiH is believed heru to ho the first animal )iopUal of Its kind in the country. A larjre mi rubor of rattle are tak en to Ihv institution each week, it Jh announced. An old Hhed is used for hospital purpose:, lt,belntf con verted into a building tliat will pro tect (tin animals from tho elements Windows were provided and the iXioor covered with atraw to a con siderable depth. ThB hospital .work fs In charge uf government vetei inarians. Prospector in Alaska Koanh-j cd 20 Years Until lit i'utmd Vein that is .Mak-j iiitf Him ifich. 1 IjA Brando Oregon iff vjf ijpt ijje ify lfy ly ify Vt wf A Chicken Tanmlo or Chilli Con Cnme only the boat possible to make and fresh every day at The Palace. 3-l-2t RAGS Wnnted at The Observer. snuv von imowx hot WJiure blossom blight, caused by brown ' rot fundus on cherries, prunes, plums, apricots, and cer tain varieties of pears, has boon bud in past years growers should planto fcivo thoroujjh spraying with liordcaux 4-4-50 Just an the . firnt pedals are o'k'mIuk. Considerable reduction of loss by brown rot lias bom obtained by using this Hpray. O, A. C. .L'xporimeut Station. Ten pounds of lard $1:50 at People's Market. Phono Main 747. Good.Morning I I)V you liavc lleaSWfii'ts for breakfast Kj Jl" not, vdii anj missing wS't.Iiin good include a it in y.--ur next, ordei'. , B Delicious Wholesome Ten shun! Ex -Service Men Why not havtfXhut liohse lmilt by your com rades f Wc will be pSuised' bx ( figure with you. . La Grande ConstruHJjion'v& Supply Co. Or. Greenwood and MadisoiWst. I'lione 423.1 See Xeilson or Harris iUr Associated Pr.iti) KIrCIUKAN) Alaska, .Mar. 6. ! Twenty years uf search by I.ouls llouvcttn, proapurtor and frontluiH-1 mini, wore rewurdiKl rocdiitly by n rich Mllvur strlko on Kcno hill In the valley uf the Mi-Qiiestcn, Yukon ; lorrltoiy. Tho cntlro 1 1 1 1 1 In lie-: lluve'd to ubiiiiiH lu undiscovered : hIIvi'i- lodes. r The lilHtory of tno .MiOurRtun 'thus far Is largely tho liloKrapliy of J j llouvotto. KnlluwInR his arrival i with the Klondike Htninpedu of 'US, j ; Itouvctte, a Canadian, prospected I 1 without kii('c-sii lii various parts of1 tho territory. He worked in the1 .Silver KIiik ntlnu In that vicinity, whhh linn produced upproxlmatcly half a million dollars worth of sll- , vfr, and ho nlways felt confidont that somowhere in tint roslon oth er extensive Bllver deposits niUHt exist. Ilouvotte's earliest success on Keno hill, however, wns not with ;hls pick but with his rifle. Near tho Ikihh of the hill he had hai;i;ed mountain sheep and ptarmigan, hut he wiih Bradu illy led to believe that higher up on those steep ruined slopes silver also might ho found. So In September, 19 IS, liu start ed out from thty Silver King mine alone,, savo for his two dogs to help puck Ills prospecting outfit, and In two hours nrrivod at the hill. Climbing up the 35-degree slopo ho paused to examine a ipass of broken rock in what is now Kuro Culch. "i,, Bort of rllt (m the slope," Ilouvetto hlniseir re lates, "I got tho first piece of ga teau that I found on Keuo hill, di rectly abovo where the rich vein, of the Oambler claim have slace heili located." Driven back by the approaching wlutor, Ilouvetto took his samples to the llttlu town of Mayo, thirty miles iiway, to bo assayed. "The return wore so encouraging tint I resolved to return the next season and try to find tho vein from which the specimens came," he said It was not until July of the fol lowing year, lifter Ilouvetto had Hindu more visits to I'aro gulch, be foro tho snow had surflcli'ntly dis appeared to permit him to start ac tual digging. A short time later Ills efforts of twenty years were re wurded he had struck the vein. After hastening to stake1 his dis covery claim, Ilouvetto staked sev eral other places on Keno hill. Later he acquired extensive Inter ests In company with Alix Krli-k-sou and Thomas McKay, other pros pectors mid together they form one of the .wealthiest combinations of Individual owners In the Yukon. tbi i.imJKrr chain wkpaht.ment, -TOltE OKtiANHUTlOX IX THE WOKMr Value the watchword of the careful and economical housewife is being demonstrated here! The alluring conihinatinn of style-value, quality-value and wearing or service-value, as exemplified in all J. C. Penney Co. department stores, is an inspiration to the careful and economical housewife who is determined to place no greater strain upon the family purse than she can possihly avoid. . Value is another word for saving. It il not what you pay that gives value but rather what you get in style, in quality, in vaprkmanship and in service. INSlRANCE LA GRANDE INVESTMENT COMPANY Reliable Agcnls for Reliable Insurance Companies 1113 Adams Ave. " Rhone Jdain 7o2 INT 111 LEGALIZED Where Your&ridit Is Good Use It COMPLETE HOMfi FURNISHER LAST DAY ( Uy Apsih-U((1 I're.is) SAN rUANClSOO, Mar. C. -Clrvu-'alloll of a petititiu asking that an initiative measure be put 'on the ballot next November in ' Califor nia legalizing horse racing with pail-uilllliel betting, li being plan ued, It wuh unnouueed here recent ly by Kd It. Smith of ocean Park, near l.os Angeles, secretary of the Pacific Coast llrccdcrs' association. Thu iproposcd act would create n state r.icliig commission of five members to be appointed by the governor. On April 1, .Smith an nounced, mi attempt will he made to obtain 55,000 signature to the petition. Smith Bald ho had conferred with scores of horsemen as to the wis dom of submitting tile question and the great majority of them favored the move. Among those hack of the move, according to Smith, an' Tom Hughes, l.os Angeles oil man; Mrs. Anita Baldwin, daughter of the late K. J. (l.ucky) llaldwlu. pioneer breeder of thoroughbreds; 1. L. Ilordem, San Francisco; (luorge Olauuiul, San Francisco, and Chas. Si! v.i and Oeorgo Ivllbstahli r of Sacramento. If the law Is passed. fiO per Cent of the commissions from the bel ting will be used for purses for the races, That's the real, thciactua' Unfortunately, time alone value. Consequently, you are safegu value when vou buy from us for buy for our 312 stores we are assure volume commands. Better, than usual values arc always assur L lest the onlco . ji decide soc X A rawer vour exn fVinir to thY X.i. ,.4 IPUI1C .., 1 X I 'V 1 VyoJ nclusivc proof of real value 1 elements in establishing or determining enditures and guaranteeing yourself real enormous quantities of merchandise we best of everything at prices which large here. CHINES E ARE NOT SATISFIED system hero may be discovered in thiti - way and remedied. Tho Htudy of each Ktudent In the National League of CompulHory Edn cation Officials, is sponsoring tho experiment, said to be the flrttt of schools wiih begin on the day (he!118 ev,!r unuertnKc;n anywnere. pupil (tulta the institution. Hia Several years will bo required, it niarriaKft. tho births of his children.! 's bolieve.1, to complete the sur- Ten pounds of lard $1.50 at Peopl Market. Phono Main 747. RAGS Wanted at The Observer. (Hy Associated Press) LONDON. Mar. 6. ChinoBU stu dents in Kuglaud are complaining that British manufacturers are chary of admitllnR them to their workshops, according to 8. It. Tan, ?x-Kecretary of the London Chinese Students' association He contrasts this attitude with tho practice in the United States and France, where ; attendance ho says, every opportunity is Kivon j local sehno!n to Chinese students to combine work and, study. First secretary Chu Chao Hsin of thu Chinese Kmbassy in London lias just made some very pointed remark in regard to the attitude of many English peuple toward China. Ho said that so-called frituids of China sumetlmes remark "the most interestinK thluK would bo to find out how to open up China." Was it not lair, ho ui'KPd, to ask whether China hod not views of hxv own ns to how she should be opened up? Judtflutf from the way some people talked, Chu Chao Hsin con tinued, China was very much lu the position of some joint at a sacri ficial feast, with every gntat trying to discuHM how tluiycould best carve it up to their own advantage, while all the time protending they were rtnlly actiiHtod by the nritest. K')id-wll toward Uie nnitnal .-which had furnished tho chief dish. He rt'inindi'd his hoarern that the American Secretary of Stalo John Hay, who originated the policy of tho "Open loor" had said: ''Who ever understands China socially, po litically, economically, religiously . holds the key to the world's politics for Hie next five centuries." , vey. City poverument departments have agreed to keep tho school of ficials supplied with information about the persons under investiKa- hls occupation, salary, stnndiug in the community and whether he ever is arrested, all will become known to the school officials and Indexed. The successful person In life will bo separated from tho failures and Hon. j a closer study inado of those who full in the effort to learn If the .Excellent Kemedy Tor Constipation.! shortcomings are duo, either directly rt wouid be hard to find a better j or indirectly, to the local school rflrae(jy for constipation than Cham-1 s'atem- berlnin's Tablets. They are easy to! , Arthur K. Loderlc, head of the I take and mild and gentle in effacU division of tho local Give them a trial when you have neeJ. t and president op" the1 adv. ' - 'tis said A young man's fanry lightly , turns to tho'ts or" love " WILL FOLLOW UP EX-STUDENTS UW Assot-lsted PrcM liKTKOIT. Midi., .Mar. 6 Offi cials of the iillblic school system here have set themselves the task i of IcarniiiR how each person nt- lending the schools fares after be leaves the Institution. An exhaus tive survey, requiring years o carry it out, is to be Incorporated ui once in the hope that nny defects that in .iv b" incorporate d in the school I r- A- , B t . X V V I X ightly-if ,m v i I Sft K lleuliv if slip hi 1 V V S Do voi tho ll 1 4 a xy a Lei us s THE CLUB La Ctraiidi's. Lcauing Ainuscnient-l'ai'lors. Smokt'iiPool. uJilliards and Thi'islpjil .Howl ing Alteys F. E. WARE, Prop. .UJJ!J..i. hut ! ''A yiiung. UouHokecpep's fancy turns to th'Yis of h'oii.spi'.hM.iiiiig'v'- Jic bus can pp. an electric is not. turn lightly or vilv? - how vou the cleaners. electric Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company Thomas fleighan in Cast XncludVAffnes Ayres A Ui of the K8. and'Jjie world of ships. And a vcjkw who could facy a storm, a fv;ht or a glori u levs-'nd see ij throughj, iKH on deck'for a piclure freighted with CMb9 anc hardiness! o , AUj Sliowing'A Comedy r. per cent will u t the of I he race course and the per cent to the voun tho races are held for ! the buildiui; and maintenance of' roiids in the cminty. San Francisco men who are plm-l nlim t revi e horse raclnc tdi-! tut tiettluu at 1'anforan, ne.ir heie i are not in fnvor of the moe. ymith t dechiri'd. He talk.! to Kmlolph Sprkles, one (tf the leaders of the Tanfuran projeel, and hi Ul th.it 1 Spreckles refusMl tn bark tl p'.an. , ll inittftiitK tuat me spurt can lie con-1 J dn ted without betting j I j Chamberlain's Cough Kcnirdv JJ Nothnu So tioed for IourH or told JJ "Kwryono w ho has used OiumWr-' I i Iain's Cou'h Kemely ivaks well ov ! J it," writes Ktlwanl P. .Mil il town, Peopl i I t npket remainiutc "Tt S ! iv in which i i i I i Aiiolt who once iiio tips seldom sntified wit'i SPIKING House Cleaning Now is your opportunity. We have in sck several dozch genuine O'Cedar Mops that were slightly stained by a leaky roof, but are in perf ectVondition Otherwise. We will dispose of these at once at 65c each. Ordinary retail price $1.25. Each Iop guaranteed. Crystal While Knap, 10 bars 1! lYgl,. High Test Lve. ' ,-ans lVarl White Knap, ( bars I'.V; KM) bars '..T-YV KVcet -Mapb.' Clnthespins, .") dnz. J-ii ;.. ioi- Brooms Get a good one hard, wood, handle the vefjrjinest straw medium weight why pay $1.50? noovenzea price, ooc. o o Don't forget to get your flour at once. Further atfVances coining soon. ' Where The Thrifty Throng HOOV'E'RIZID O O o e's I i i i " f elhcr, r i t-.('llnt hi Hni n o o 5 cr l- . -l up a i.i'ilf - cj' -O U O j.
