La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1922, Image 7

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
GUINEA FOWL IH RMIprrc eT
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Poor Boys Who Became Great
'By Frederick Houk Law
Of Big Value in Various Sections
as Substitute for Many i nr Aociata
. ., Uhltl.lN, Apr. il. homi'ii of RjH-
Uame uirQS x ,siun rifuKut2tf are flocking htie on
every tiuin. The ui-iivalu have nettled
I themselves in a aection of the city
lM.O UlTJU HJ rULIW-llilMIT dusion of otht-r nationalities, unci have
;opened their own letaurunt.-t, eluhs,'
Motels and Restaurants In Large !aloons and theatres. Some of the
Cities Eager to Secure Youn, , Uuioiui are wealthy, but most u.
irds Which Are Tender and them aru I'""1'1'"-
of Fine Flavor. I ''he Polil-'e huvl' touni thorn u Pnib-
' Jem us they insist upon their own tua-
' The print mujorltv of Rulnen fowl- 1oms- aml h,lve little commerce with
are nil nil In snmll ilm-ks of from 10 '.the Uman. 1he jri-catest ilifficulty
to LT. u farms In ll.e Mi.hlle West found compellinK the immigrant
and In Hie Souil., hut a few "f the :' observe the one o'clock closing ieK.
iil. i,n,v i.s,is. imiikulurlv -ulations. They follow the Kussia':
those who ore' wlrtiln easy reach of the custom of beginning dinner alter mill
iard; Kasl.rn mnrki-ts, make a prne- f'Kht and continuinif their eating unit
tlce of raislni; 11 hundred or so K'llncus jdrinkinir until daylight,
cui-h year. Many fanners keep u pall- j In seveial of these restaurant
, or a trio of guineas more as a novelty former wealthy Russians are working
than for prolii, and from these u small ' waiters, cooks, or entertainers. A
llock Is raised. . , ;prince and his wife, a baron, und art-
Warns of Marauders. ' other of their countrymen constitute
The Biilnea fowl dniilnu-ss would tie jtho orchestra in -one small eating
more popular on fm-uis were It not for -place. They were bankrupted by the
I'.m.as now i:, I til-:
iai:mi;kn uoy,
I.M KVIOli OK
tlblllties of labor. Howe, persisted.
2 with the pf.-slslom-y that marks
itreatiiess, and won all Ills b.iltliw.
lluae l-ovillties tiourvd ill upon
J htm. at olio time amoiintiiii: to
I H.hDn u day. Ills reward came too
' Inte. Hardshlpa had weakened lilui.
, unit lie died at forty-elnht. Hut In
TIIK SKW'I.Vti AI.Vt'HIM: hi.vl en iferred upon the world a
pi ii-eless Ix unfit.
In Hpenrer, Massachusetts, In
1820, ti ilellcatii. lamo, six-yenr old
boy. son of Kliua llowo, the inlllr. (
worked with other boys mnkliie
brushes.
Having been Ibrotiunt up In hla
fntliu'u mill, young Kliaa Howe lov
ed niarbiuory. When bu loft home
ho workul ill a cotton mill, and
Inter in a nuiclilnu shop. He earn
ed so little money that his wife
was oblliM'd ,Ui aew lo.ni; into the
nlcht. To help lu'r. and others
like her, he invented the
machine.
It was In 1845 that ho produced
x muchliie that did excellent work.
The tailors of Iloston refused to
use It, for, they mild, It would
throw men out of work. In despair
the Inventor iheenme engineer on a
locomotive. Still l.avli.e faith in his (.(),,VTV XUHASl ,(,.;. ( A1 , ,,);
Invention ho Induced his brother to , (;H,.hKAl. KOAII WAKHANTS,
xn to KiiKlmid ami try to sell 11.'
rinally, Kilns went to EiiKlnnd. Pari
months he sirugided wlh roviity ' , NQTICK, The uiuler.ig:U'd count
unit harsh treatment, and tlM-n re- treasuier has funds mi hand with
turned to New York with only a which to redeem all warrant i issued
few cents. His wife idled, 1 irisely on the Ueneral Koad Hun:!, No. lion
because of the privations, nhe ha I to 1.173, inclusive, seiics of 1!)21; also
had to endure. ThB few iiossesslons Market Unad Fund, No. 21 to ::T1.
Klius Howe owned were, tost at sea. 'inclusive, seiies of 11121; ulso No. Mil
And. to make mailers worse, n niini- lo 1 1M. inclusive, series of 11)22, pay
ber ot oilier Inventors iufrluaed hi;ide on and after Tuesday, April 2.Y
sew In k patents. - - I 1'.'22. .Interest ceasi's on the abort
wun-auls on Apnl .i. r.122.
ilUCill Mi'CAI.Ij,
lis haish and. at times, seemingly nev
er-endini; cry, say poultry specialists
of the Lulled Stales 1 lepnitnient of
r
A.
When Howe was at last able tn
defend his rlhts und make sewlni;
New York uiJIors
, ilMy Apr. 22-2'.),
County Treasurer.
May IHil-V
mji-lilnes, ' the
sturttd riots, feuilnt:. Hint they
would he thrown out of work, blind I
to the fact thUt .all ao-cullml labor In his new location next dooi lo th
saini,' mnchliiery Increases the po.i-'fjrande Knnde Meat company Krank
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Monarch Malleable Ranges
W. H. BOHNENKAMP COMPANY
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Peculiar cry ui Guinea Gives Warm
ing of Marauding in Poultry Yard.
Airricnliurt1. However, sonic ppople
look on this cry its ait tirtruninit iti tlit
puliU'Ji's fiivor. us it ylves wnniliiK of
iiutntutk-rs in tht iMUiItry yard. .s.nil
lnrly, tht'Ir pugnacious Olsposhion
while sometimes causing lUsturhnnces
innoriK tin other poultry nlsii niak
tlietu sliow li'lit iicnlnst liuwks ami
other common enemies so Hint guinens
Poinetluies nre kept its iruarOs over th
poultry ynnl. Often a few nulneas are
raiseil with n flock of turkeys mid ill
lowed to roost In the same tree, where
they can jrivo warning If any theft is
ottetupled (huinj: the ulcht.
Used as Substitute.
The value of the pulnea fowl n
siibstitulo for km me hlnls sueh ns
fcTfMiMe, ptirtriljie, quail and pheasant
Is becoinhif more and more reeoirnlod
Ity those who are fond of this class of
meat and the demand for these fowl !
Is Increasing slejidily. Many hotels
nnd resiaurunts in the larf cities are t
ejicer to st'cttre primp younp guineas,
nnd often they lire served nt haiiqupts i
nnd club dinners tis n special delicacy, i
When well cooked, guineas are tut me-
tfve In ai'iK'aranre, alliumh darker
than common fowls, nnd the flesh of
younp birds Is tender r-id of especial
ly fine flavor, resembling that of wild
irame. Like all other fowl, old jfiilnens1
nro very likely to be tough and rnther
dry.
revolution and must work or stiuve
Profiteers who mude fortunes out
of the Russian revolution frequent,
the cafcit in. this quarter, where they
have become conspicuous figures ir.
the nijrht life because of their lavish
expenditures.
The German newspapers complain
that the great influx of easterners ha
depiived Hetlin of its MUerman char
acter." One paper asserts Germany's
capital city has become "a foreign
eoolny, as surely as it would have be
come if our enemies had marched in
and taken it." Another declares Ger
mans have hecome "guests in their
own homes "
Government quarters, which have
shown little concern for the finnncial
status of the refugees, have suddenly
become intensely interested in the new
arrivals, particulurl yfiom Polatuf and
Siussia, fearing an epidemic of typhus
and cholera. German Red Cross physi
cians have warned the government
that unless closer border control can
be maintained an epidemic in the
spring" is certain. The German Red
Cross has also notified the govern
ment that there is danger of the Rus
sians carrying the plague to America
unless greatest precautions are taken,
for scores are seeking' admission to the
United Stntes.
Fore
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Al's llluminatini; Store is now open
for business. He is carrying the fam
ous Sunlite, the ideal fixture for home,
store, factory, theatre, display rooms
anil public liuhtinir of every descrip
tion. He wishes to invite the public
of La Grande and vicinity to call and
inspect the famous "Sunlite." West
Jacobson Bldg., entrance on Elm St.
Phone Main 577.
A. R. HERMANN,
4-22-lt Proprietor.
RIDDING HEMHOUSE OF MITES
Cleanliness and Disinfection Required
to Destroy Parasites That
Live on Fowls.
To rid the henhouse of the little red
mile that stunts the hens so much re
quires cleanliness nnd disinfecting.
The filth must be cleaned up. the
bouse ventilated and tlve sunlight let
In. Removable roosts nnd drop bnnnN
will help clean up the house. To dis
infect tiie roosts nnd houe everything
s(bould be painted or sprayed wllh n
solution f two parts of nil nnd one
part of stock dip. Applications
should bp made In pairs about live or
six days apart in order to kill the
mites that have batched since the last
spraying.
Attention !
If yon have any oemont
work you want done
why not try
0. 0. JOHNSON
Phone 25!)-W
Not that she expected to like the- ,
frame, ym understand, hut she he
lii'ved that a wife always should he
at Iter hushand's side.
The first day on the jrolf course
was a menioralile one.
Talk About' a Laugh .
Distillery!
Lilly is celebrattnir with a special Rale -
beBi- 'iinK,Monua.v. Every lady should WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
Visit the store Monday and take ad-
atitatte of the extraordinary bargains. OBSERVER WANT AD
4-22-lt. '
ONLY 99 CENTS-
KALER NURSERY
New shipment of Flowering
Almonds, Uiiruvrry, Splraaa,
pink and white, and Hosm.
Ilaspberry Plants, .Gooseberry
and Red Currant Hushes. Am
also clearing out liudging.
Shade and Ornamental Trees
at less than cost.
Alfred Milne
I
Special Sale on
HIGH GRADE ALUMINUM
COOKING UTENSILS
At the Never-Before-Heard-of Low Pricel of
"Too Much Wife"
Starring
WANDA HAWLEY
(The (Jill with 1he Million Dollar Smile)
Assisted bv
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T. ROY BARNES
Arch Kim Maker
Sunday Only
ARCADE
Last Time Tonight Thomas Meighan
99c tents-ta!
P ' Each"" '-'Q .
In removing Crotu our ld location to our new store
next door to Grande IJonde Meat Company we find we
have an extremely heavy slock of tin superior Altuninuiu
have an extremely heavy slock of this superior Aluminum
cntdiijr the price down to coiupiira!'ively nothiuy;. De
here Monday morning and take advantage of these liar
gains while they last.
SALE STARTS MONDAY MORNING-
F,
Lie L l Lfl 1.4 I
The K'elinl.h
Ston
1 la I'd ware
The safe P
lo Trade
ace
Next Door to Grande Ronde Meat Co,
GREAT ASSITANCE OF BIRDS
Little Feathered Songsters Do Much
Toward Goad Crop of Fruit
by Devourmji Insects.
A pnnil crop of hlnls poo n long '
v:ty tmvnril n irmul crop of fruit. Kit (
coiirni:c tin rlilhlrcn tn feed the hirOn
durlim tin coM. stormy weather nntl j
in spring they will pjiv yoti s hun- ;
Oi'l-till hy clcMi'int; the urchnrdt of I
lliscct .ts.
SQUEALING PIG BEST
TTe (;; that kcp itllt If ttir
lii; ttut mirks Hi ni lll.
rtnm a : ,Mvt tux t ut
vi p Iuv4 ittMtii tlmf the hun-tir(-
M'lkcf nlio I nlwo.Tfl oin
pl.itnintf tit biitU In ri flUmf
hi lfietitt fJUAlff it4iveft o
jfrii.vfttit-r, tlXi'tvr. aritt nae
queiit?t viwv fni filUMe Ipilviff-'
L.tl fhm hi fit '4 Uotlttr.
ilht t4V.KI.
lhtt t ."iiorial Chi ken
1.M.M"1 opening of the
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SEKD IT TO THE MODERN LAUNDRY
" "Send your, laundry to The Modern Laundry, Mary. They re efficient
and dcpendabld. I have tn using "i'he Modern tot quite a While, ftftrt fmc:
tJMCt atirely 4U',J(ctory." 0 0
"I aoulJ'J knrm wat ta do without twia.
f social Freni-h I'nnliA- with
ynur e cream nt Ihe 1'nlace Confec
iioncrr. 4-15-tf
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f THE
FIRST TIME
THE WAR
INCE
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FUTURE CAR, TRUCK AND TRAC
TOR SHIPMENTS ARE TO BE
MADE AGAINST BONIFIED OR
DERS ONLY. WIRE IMMEDIATE
LY NUMBER OF ORDERS BY
TYPES YOU NOW HAVB OK TILS,
C3
SuccekOofft to lliltfllb'ft -Virago
Phone Main 76 Ctft". Tir and Adams