La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1922, Image 3

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T.T nrnvftR FVFVrsrr oirprpR
HEW INSTITUTE
ria. Thy long sirwti lnU of beaeh.
and smalt fr'tue-fii listed lulotn, ;ik
a the plne-olad inlands and
let, aiiuarmitly float inn: on 'tin
i, have alroudy tui;uiied u - worid-
(l!v AiiNOclHtfil Pre
NKW YORK.. Apr. 21. Thins tor
tl'"1 t ital .iahiiiunt (if uu Institute rt
Kcotmniirs to collect fact relming'
to i.om mir questions and dlstrlbute
them to 'the Jin b lie In an under
Htundal)lo form wtiv n iu uut-ed to
day by this Carne.Jo Corporation o!
New Vorlt.
DEFENDS THE
IDERPPPER'
TIME NEEDED TO
MANAGEPJGEONS
Good Blood Firft Requisite of
Homing Bird That Wins
Blue Ribbons.
Ribbon . Harmonies
Til SETS GF
( liy A.ocimr.
HOT Sl'iUM.a. ax
PATIENCE COiTE NECESSARY
i One of Midi's Waji .. ,
I When lh uvei-uge mihii pays h t'Otn.
, plluuiil In bis uirc he whlpers it.
Inn when Ii iu'uIiU the neighbor tnu
hour liliu. - A'.i 'lil-soii lilnl.e.
Pittance From Hems That Bird la
Taken Mutt Ee Increased Very
Gradually Racing Is One of j
hloet Fascinating Sports.
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-.. ... 21-The
Tliij Institute w'll lis govi mod by hoiinoii of a.1 Intciige.it gi.-l if ciglu-
a liiaid of IS trustee., mill will hi en todHy is wider than thai cl the
ad uii.l.ito.n' "K.ibmit 'regard in lb Wivant ot M 4. '.vj'jsi '. C. S;i. :.',
ipei'.il Intends of nny rrn? Ji of Now Vol'.. City, pi.'sitlent of Oe
the body iu Hi.', vheiher Itii-Ml national Loaid of the Young Womca .-.
uncial ii,- ,.,,t oiiile." uiii,:dln;s luihe i-nii uun ssue-iuiiii, sui. in present- T N h MU-l UM ,
iiiinounoiu.-ni. . 'K tne 'opot ot "'" to W ".i- r 01,.B the ih-si homing iili-oii of
Tin t'uraogie C.nrporatli i has ""' i-'u v.lti-li I here Is w.-liteii record. I
agreed to fiiianci! (he undertnii'. it nt u milli)-. iln.mdi (In- olive live from svhlch
for n period of l(l yearn at a tola rvouons oi i-iru uenvc-ii .i.nn
cost of l,cr,ii,tlou, payaiilc In the l-omsa M- Ali-oti aie out oT d.ite, '
Institute's trustees lit till! Illti) t Bnu aaui-
n'no.liiio annua'' v for tin) flr.it flv "Girls are besot with co nplex in
yeari, I15II.IIIHI u year for the in :' t-1"! a fi-ulna'-i "ox of m ,v can
thren yoari and $lilil.Onil uMi fur tions und expei ionc iills the in wil.i
the la.-t two yeurn 1 lie e , r. thnlln und tuiB f them. 'Iheeens?
ation will have control over Uiosb "l "''venture, ot 'so.iu'..iinw lo.il
funilH after they aro paid to t! V vuntl thl! rantfes. .-omelhmtfs cull, j;
limtltuto lor us.' 'sunimuns the in out of the clj
The firm 'Murd of ..irimtm huii l.8roal of custom. . Unlc s they are
been Helm-ted ami ill .,. ., 10 uaiiBiu mere may be weuiy year
Vosh-,,Ki today for tin. purjMwc "f wnndeiinir in the wil.lerr.es..
IH'eliininary orliiinly.a-
Thoie could be no Ki-iater chal
lenge. We uie inteipri'teis of life for
ilu.ie rnnxtitutlne; til i) board ln-i i . u. ii .
ot efft.-tin,
Hon.
where curiosity has displaced fear
Our place iK not with the tabh .i ol
stone, but with the followers of the
Master who sat on a hillock in .ia!-
ilee ut.d told the.lisUiiiai; crowd where
the satisfactions of life are to b
found.
"It was voted to adopt the Rociai
ideals of the churches to u.-.e our re
sources in prepaiin woirn for. re
sponsible citi.ci)sUip, and ufler sludy-
! lnpr social and economic con litions af-
I'ectinff women to sey how thee condi-
eludo Arthur T. lladley, Preslilenl
Kiiiiuitiis of Yale.' L'niveiaily: A
I.iiwreneo I.ow.ll, president of Har
vard; Dr. Charles I). Wnlcrt,- o'
Sinlthsonlan Inslltiitlnn; ICdwIn A
Alderinan, presldmt nf the IMilver-
suy oi virKinir.; Davll Kl.i:ey. pi-s
ident of the ("niverslly of Illinois
I'aul Warbiirs of New York; John
liarlnn layne. rhnlvman of the Cen
tral Committee. American lied .
Cross; Robert S. Tlrookings, fit
Louis; Charles 1 Ilutihliisoii, Chi
vuku; iua i'. noiisioii, .New iorR :. i,i ., hi...l l. l....ilnn..i.
James J. Slorrow, Hostou; nolle,: pcdKing ourselves to woik fc such
Smith, Memphlu, Teii-ieaKCej White- )(.gisiut)n ns mjht piomote the wel
ford It. Cole. Naslnille, TeuncsseU: rure of youK women.
Samuel Mather, Cleveland mid Geo. ..Car mut.h t.ritit.izi..' stand for so
Siitho.land. Sail Lake City. ciul ideals hus borne wjdespiead fruu
. The trustees un: to appoint a Bmi has brouirht the indorse:n( M ot
staff, and to ipioeood with the do- piacticul nun and women as no othei
vflopment of the Institute. at.tion we ever took. Contiary to
The iinnoiiiieeineat said that tin wiitespuad impieion, It did ol
trustees of the Carne'ike Coipor- brine; us financiul loss. It has Infln
ntinn linve come to the eoneluslm enced papula:- opinion, and one fi ids
that the service of aucli an Insti m newspaper today, as common
tutlon "would go fur to make aval:- places, statement that woud have
able to the people of the .Un-ied been icfrardt-.?. as danererous tines
States those fundaii'mital eeonomU- years ago. Ideas that hud their germ
facts which so closely concern the in the so.iul eie;'d, are now integral
Industrial life of individuals and pin ts of the lepoits of mei chants' ns
natlons." it added that the tnis sociations and state chamber of corn
tees "realize that the. institution so meree.
established must have for Its sole "Science now leinlorces what cnr.i
purpose the jescertnlnmrjit of Uie mon sense has always said, that who 3
facts and it must Ibe coiu'uetcd In the ftirls leud, the boH will follow, and
the Interests of no party or group the tace in turn will grow. It was tins
or faction. If the truth Is ascertain- commonplace of present-day thinking
ed and clearly and simply stated, we that made the irovev.ime.itai author
must beliwo that It will make It- Hies turn in l'J17 -to the Young YVo
own way. If It cannot, the world's men's Christian Association m a wo
situation is hopelitW man sorruni7.ation thut could be e:i-
"Wlth the conitletlon of .the last trusted with special responsibilities
payment at the end of 10 years, the 'lhe nation put millions into our hands
corporation specifies that it us- not primarily to help the gills, '.jut
sumes lie.- furtlier obllL-atlnn to sun- that the girls might net hinder the
Noah's dove or pigeon hrotmlii n sprit: r
to llilll il.illbtlvss looked fair Ii. Die
bird after weeks of close colllllie- ;
mem on the ink. ! ibui niarieloas I
ilistlui-t for lis home, which Is one of '
the chief i hartii lerlstlis of Ibe liitmiui: '
piKeoii. I.rmtght It buck nin e more o i
i
Hie limit utloul on the face of the wa
ters. The Kypiimis. Crocks acid
llnnians nil used tli" . iuesseuer
plgeuii lii their days of power, and to-
port or maintain the Instituto.
INLAND SEH
DNE OF SIGHTS-
boys in their tusk. With lillft, the
welfuie of young women died out ol
the he-.-1 of the aveiage American,
but abated xeal :Yd not nice l eieereas
cd need. Ciiis did not go b.iek to the
accustomed life at home.
In addition to the f i t thut it hi-
triown up since 1914. in years when
older men and women were preoc
cupied with attempt to salvage civil
ization, this gene-iation is the tirst to
feel the impact of mr. -y new tore
,..-. in tne woilds lite.
'ny Associated !rea)
'i'i;:Cltl. nr. line f
mr-.it In illtifu! sights of the Far lnc ,lmsl,alou PJPor nave bioug.ll tne-
Must, a trin throueh the Inland Sea, w" 1(1 to B'1'1' lo'' Tnt" moi.iini;
is reservf.l for Kdwnrd. I'r5:ce of PP 1 W ,he woild's polit.c;
Wal. i, when he leaves hero for u: ' Beam'jl- The movie, with its
Kobe to contliiuo his tour of the clule uhu aml llnf' ten,1:i ta li"
en.- iro as most of tli? Japanese stl'y tm' f,np c,lc "f imaguiiition, or
government , would if God had not made- re.dlijn-.-c
The Inland Sea. so-called because onc "f tnt' "''''"'os '"" J'""'"- Mk1-
It lies almost enclosed b.eween flop- ein selt'nw Pol"s ,nln lh" la ,,f !"!' ' J
do. the main Is laud of the Jan- Pecplo great stores of treasure, along
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v. n ii
, HI),
' ,v, tn i 1,1
I -1 8
picurn ptc
liiuii uuun iu
of the Kin-huJ u-.uke fcjfT Jl
i,ue,r lea ii t. ....!:. s, . . ?7&&?&!!2K
the most m.i:.!,le ot f.c' :X!OiisSS!SS2Si
tf
1 0LaS2!ffi!S
1 . :V
1 J?
' (Uy Asauulutt'U PrKH)
OUlll lN. nni! ij, -. .o:uu
I re lu lid ut' two Jkts uf juiiit'iul tiilun
the Kt'pjllu-uii coutts umt tti-
old courts of the Kinjr hui umuI.c
in some
hutli cuu:t;i
finmiMit u.s
do not ah.
i Ono ot the most mil:. Me ot I to
dtiubltt ui'tlun" ca.-itM cori'L-ni.-;! t
ttiok-tr.alu'r who p.it'til suit u.
Kinj;': -Coin t au:nsl u hui.i w.n k
lusi'd to pay hi; s.i.una. lt u.-i, :;u:ti
to tx i-ow I his win" in.fi fum tne um
tk:okn.ukei by lid tinier. T.ic d. ki
int phailcd tw tJy'nintf Art, )o i.'t
tliliK It' tad pi(K-oo.jni.4 to oolicot
nan.jliiijr dolitn, won his t:so, uml tit
hooUmakoi- ud Vd c4iunr,ol iws to Ii...
I i,lunl!y was the i!r:uicl U
Kick's Court when tho d. 'iulai.t c )
tt'tfd uit ciKHinst tho buokniakor in
Kopuhlicun court. dt.:naad::ii; ju U?- I
luont for the amount of bis winrri-,;
.The atiWtmshi'd bookmakf: , it,altiui, j
that hi i-oiild not uffonl to ji.'ji:Hti ji
his trade of batting by taking itt'uic
tinder the Caniint; Afti ui bis I'li.'.i. ij
haiii done, Tound that ilw qat'.slion bo n
lore tho ooui't was ine-oly v.hctlur th-. !
horsPH naniid in Hie uotir-: had wj.i i
Wlu n duo piooj' of this wai s-. jniitte lJ
judKnioiit wm Kif.U'1 onti'.tj a f .tins . I
tho bookmaker. '!
1!
Starting the Bird on Its Homeward
Journey.
with tho. alloy; why should thoy not
want to try evoi ythin, explore til'
tho avenues of life-?"
ii hit? K.inpire, and the southerly
Islands nf Kymli'u and Shlknku, Is
Un nillos ling from east to west.
and varies In breadth from eicdit to
n miles. It, Is luterupcisbd with
nulilberless Islets of various shapes
and sizes wlill.- the coast Is high
ly indent -d. I'usMin'.'ers jnuriieyini:
ii- and from Klx by stcninrr arc
fillinl -lth wonder ovor thv fis-in-ulioK
vu wliicli present them-
filveri in ever el.angi-.ig variety.
One or tfcf three beautiful scenes ,.KRUY, Apr. 22.Wilh the ei;m; ,
of Japan' Is the "Siiero'l Island" ,)f spI ing lho , v hr,vs of the kill
i.f MlyajiiiM. thickly wooded with tt,m navc bl.en duning the hall
pin.-, eyprrsa, cherry and map:e. eu,,u and mendiK niits. buyintf
,r- rew ilovf i an-1 bails- With a liuk
.iin.R i" i.au.eiou. Aiiyajinia practice the bi.ys will be ready to!
n.is M-n a sarred spot for more nlel.t ai t,.am!
than 1 1 .-cntiirlei. ( mil ti, re-, Mc. and Mis. Ja.k Murrhev ur I
sti.rallon in mils, Urths and A-jthsl llimjy huve nwvf4 mt0 w
vcie fm liidd.ti rw the iliiml. Sac. ,mP.
red deer 11111 wander about, tamo, (-.,, !nham, He .' e it
fii.iitgb to feed freai ones haul. bM becn ,... g ionsjik i able 11-11:1
. The Itsuaushlma Shrine. the ;Wolk this spring. At Pient he- ii
prin-if,:il shrine of the island. I u-mo-VjIling Hill Watson's-house,
fotind.-d in 114, Is built on thr H. .a,sn has been .basy the p-t
lieujli. ri,h a mountain rising ,Ctk cleaning and spsdini hi. gi.r.W-i
stral.-lu 11 :, behind It. When the ground, tail Hsm-nn is ha.k on hn
lid. f:e-s. the magnificent Hull nvi roul, n(.ain.
.... a,e (iirrosiifVd bj' the blue r,cd Mri n ipcr.t two i:y thi
nun mo mi ir-.'stles floating up- WlP in I s Gnil rut liuiine.,
on t'. :
lary C'olwi-ll snd lit . K.andern
day pigeon breeding, rearing, nnel rac
ing forinsu pleasant mid IntereKiliig
recreiiiloii' for many people In prac
tically all civilized countries of the
world.
Gallant War Sorviceir
. Imrlng lhe ii'i-ent war, tiotwllh
uumllng the use of tele.hiiues. wire
loss mid nil lhe methods of communi
cation which modern genius has In
vented, pigeons played an Invaluable
and gallant part. ,
In the United States there Is rirrth
al.lv not 11 city which cannot l.oust of
; raeing-plgeon fanciers, while clubs uud
associations for the ncrvimronient anil
enjoyment of the fiiHiiiitlng sport i.f
racing the birds are being constantly
formed In Kastern. Western, and to
some extent In Southern cities. I.ofts
of homing pigeons are -mulntaliied by
the t'nlted Stales Department nf Agri
culture nt the government poultry
farm nt Iteltsvllle, .Mil., mid the de
partment holds 11 iiieinlierslilp III the
Washinglnn ltuelng l'lgeon club, a
liraiich or the American Racing I'ls 1
union. Many or the Washington club
races flown during the past summer
and fall have been won by liepnrtment
of Agriculture birds, which number
nliout ,".n. '
Just what faeulty enables the bom- 1
lug pigeon to return to Its loft ninny j
miles nwuy Is n point of dispute I
mining eminent homing, pi genu breed- !
'lhe came a und i ers. Some attribute It to reinnrlinlile 1
Instinct, rubers maintalt. that U.ls
bird has sight so brilliant and power
ful that It Is able to see much farther
ban any other species, while there nre
some who elnim that It Is the ex
treme and strung attachment for
home, coupled with a peculiar memory.
Training the Birds.
Tt Is necessary to keep the birds lh
good condition with plenty of outdoor
exercise, both In good and bad weath
er. If they are to have endurance for
long flights. The young birds nre
usually hatched In February and
March. During the time when the eegs
nre being liictibaled and the young
oared for. only one of a pair is trained
each day. On ulternnte days the other
Is shipped to the trnlnitis station. Tn
this way the breeding Is not Interfered
with, and the eggs or young nre never
left without one or the other of the
old birds.
Iu the beginning of the training tlie
birds are conveyed In n basket not
mure than six or eight blocks from
their lofts to an open nt away fi-mi
huliillnr. The baski't Is fin ed toward
lite I. .ft and Ibe bird liberated at
onee. At this ilislanee pigeon -i-iulists
ndvie prurticlng them from
all polats of the compass. The next
tep Is to ele1 the route over which
It la liitiwli-d to fly the birds. 1 Mm
half a mile the tlistaw can he In
rrr:ii"t to I mile, then &. 10. l. V'.
end mil. until lh" liHiif iltetiis
ueeii inn-lied.
Fly in Clear Wosthsr.
floor weather slxislit ( h
leiled for the WfriV Oii-tiia. for njft.T
Mrils are lot d of lug s slormy irtid.
Ttien, too. ff'ioil nesther is eaieially
iis-esaf for rapi'l fi.iifig.
It is iiirmi.lereil li-st not to t In
too ens? haste In hating the tilrds fly
rt to -lltfaiiie. Tfi f "U.-n tdfds need I
the lime tn dntlnrr ihs.r foiwHIes.
trtl;itien h" nunles. i'liimt l.e
sigt: rni'l imtiista tlx MBital Uni
ftei!t flits). . . .
T' V(l TllM-:ii Kllllil ribbons, ulded
X ami libelled by .lUU-ruLer uietitl-
II. ribbons, uuilie Ml. ll irreslsl.ble
Iflnlles us lti.it wlil.-li Usi.ls oil III Ibe
array of lovely dress iiceessories
i Hlilcll is pl.'lun-d here. Those two
: (i.ned ribbons 'provide iiiiiny lovely
eilor harmonies to l.ei:lti with, anil
these are enhanced by nielullli- weaves
r I ill t add llle -eilllrod gleam In Ibe
' cheerful mid llxely nu.iti-s ot the mill
lug spriiis und summer. However
hrlglil they are they "have 1. gi-.u-e
In being gay" and are far from parish.
A girdle Is rarely 11 simple nft'-iir in
the-e iluvs ii is iisnutly no'iti-utsl.
nude, us revealed t.y Ibe model ip
Illl-.-il. where the riliboil is folded and
lllllshed with two frills al Ibe lop.
Little 'netullle roses innde of i-lbbou
wlih hud and petals. u:-e set along
lhe length of the girdle and 11 large
rosette, will, many bunging loops and
lonu ends. Mulshed with metallic roses.
1111. Ices .. g-Mierous finish t.i 1. Iiil nf
gorgeous miery.
lu-low ilu girdle u boudoir cup of
la.-e and ril.b.111 euiil...v wide und iiur
row iiund.ers lu light colors mid Is
lu.l-dired lllh 11 double frill one of
(.lulled ribbon and one of narrow
ho e. I.lule clt'lToii rose Joined b, the
tiiiiesi of foliage, uaike a wr.-aih for
II. Just above uie two puiis of gar
b is In which satin ribbon Is sbiried
over Ibii elusiic. tine pair ha 10-ilti-s
of ve.y narrow ribbon shirred over
ilii-,.d wire and the other rosettes of
it wldei salia ribbon.
I oi.i bags, le as many good designs,
pre 'eni new i.lt-i... in lhe most piipulitr
ef nil ril.l.ot. ib-.-s tuee dories. ICuch
of II. em iinploys two kinds of ribbi.u
and n metnl inouullng, but two of
t lie-in have handles
COfTliOHT fT VtlTUU MVlfAfJJl UMI04
The Stethoscope. J
The original meihutn'ope wns n roll 2
or (nipor m tnu luiiuH uf the suruonii.
Liieniieo. In 18111, but over IT) yenrs
(iiiiier (he principle bud been
plained.
A FA.UiI.Y rolled of i Urojd
oanirr tho freqtiont reHiilt of
automobile uoridoiiU. .
Stit'b atu idt iita uie Iwcri'isi
itit; 1m iinn:ber. If nly int
poiarily dl.Mjhled, tbo -iioldrof
Arolit)t uni Itiuilili
iiuujmu'i ' -,
In the Hartford Acei-!nt uud
1 nderniiliy Compuny rm'eie
uu "iiiMurjut'o iiKtume". .c-uab-In;
Imi.i iu p-.y hit. It 1 1 la. .'.ml,
If kille;, Ii!h lien.-f l iary U
paid 111 4-' Jul fiimmnt (if tU
piilioy.
- -Rv-pvy 1r'ad eurnwr tins to.
nitivit need t.f VaU rorin i-t iu-
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A!i ii!u:tt Insurnn e Incomp.
.SECrKITY INSURANCE
AGENCY
CHAM. II. liKYXOUS. Muiir,
"loMiiianot WJtli Kcrvlce"
STAR
' TOM MX
Today
Sunday
IN
'Af teYour Own Heart'
Tale of a rntctern Vanch o-ner wiose cewtoys
usee', r-iipicncs and autos in pl:tco pf broncI:c:a.
BABY PEGGY
LITTLE MISS MISCHIEF"
A Two Reel Comedy Treat
7
pT III
. lati.-u motive Iu JSpniv-ie art stlowiity the r red Uia.len pl.-e
is lti ateat red Torii. or "Sacr.-l this eek. Mr. Ilvide inieiuls to pill
"" '' w.)' li Wands ill in a watw lnk r, sow th:
lt. 4. ftis lcay is tn blue ansse nd e-lotec.
1 ." ad T5 feet In length Rer.er hs lentil the tMy pV
l ft (ml ron ts or two 4 n bv the o!f lu: : met im its to
A,.i. .. , , . -
,,, . iiii,iiur sioiii um- ! etairy niri' re 1 unruntr : , . ,. ' , , 4
as s 1 lmmmmmm issfc--s"
- litres! are ii.ein- . .'His Johnnie .r(oif'in lias
Jokakit. MsII wi. Sine Thousiuid .oiite ill l.is it iil k t the home of e-.er neice, Mrs
Mats," J, Jilt by Hldeyoshi In ls.',7 Kail Wilson has not're n '. to i (hljI ijra.len? 0
and the Duddhlot Temii- gateway to work for two days on account f j James Heauchamp of llil;i.i ' i
t ic M-On.on, or flute of ite Two sickness.' spending thowegk-end at the home ol
K6r:. ne:, the t..or Mount Mi- Mi. md Mrs. o. Un entiim'Pcft I'lank liradens s
xoa, the highest point m the island. Tuesday night for Portland- The I Mrs. T. Hanson hss keen eotifine-i
From l?is peak one ran enjoy a expect tn he gone about u-n days. to the hoiije the pat !: but is n'.l"
mairiiflfvnt panorama of the inland- .Mis. (It-e. l-urcer.on iso.isiling thio10 ,,e out again
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$ Avenue and Island City road on Watson street.
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