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? "PAfiF, ETOTIT L'X '0R"ANT)P3 EVEXTKO OBSF.TrrF.l? TiiPsrlav, Juno 27, 1f)'J2 HEY FELLERS! J3 -t fi il i ii ii i n i n 1 1 iTlrn i s ?ck INilUmUlrHLIIIto CALF FED TO WEANING TIME QjfJ THEATRES Our (laiilncr iukI. AT.d tern i lot-nia tylo Swimming Su ii s .'ire .in. Westenhaver & Gilbert 1309 Admits ' ' La Grande 9a40tot i 1ag ftn iV fl aifWi iiiiiafciiftiiflMhafla Jatftaalai flnafmfoi Iwfautnaf arim Quite Simple Matter If Mother Hit Sufficient Milk to Nourlah Young iter Properly. The f i-if line, "f 'i ni'cf cnlf from (Hr Afueietatecl JVfsH) CHRI.STIANIA. Norway. Jun: 21. Kor several years municipal gov ernments uf a number of Nonvei.'lan citie liuve owned and oporntc.d their birth until it is weaned In a very din- motion picture theatres. Whin tiny pie inaMi-r If li h mother kIvm miiK J cnciu-li in tiutirl.-h It properly. The principal part of tin- oulf'M rnllon. therefore, naiy he cheaply nml safely i provided by cltlnx It, mother the ' proper f its fur Ihe production of ' milk. I in imt f -! Hie cow too heavily on grain s.n.n ufter die has dropped i the calf. While It Is Important Hint the calf have pinny of milk nt nil , Huns. It should never hnve loo mueu, amount to l.SlU.lluu kroner, (about especially fo.ui after birth. The fob : $.150,000 lit .pur). Tnls sum ',m Inulhi: su'-thins are deslcned par- au ui (ltd to various cultural aim. ! , fictilnrl.v tor select animals chosen es- iiiilnMy 700,11'ln kroner to a studio peelnlly fur lireeilittu purposes. Kuys : bu lliling for the Norwepi.iii sculptor the I'nltcil .StutcB Department of Aisrl- iGuslav Vl;elaiul. 400.IIH0 kroner to' culture. !a "pooplo theatre" on tin city's I ' , , , ,, , ,, . , :"east side." lon.ouo kroner to a! A enlf dropped In lite J1 ! new concert hall, inn.ono kroner! : (or prooaniy win no neuer 11 sepi m-p- were taken over by tho municipul MlifH, tho municipal uonrdu drilled the net prutltH ahould be used fur j the promotion of nil tut a I purposes I In the home local diet, j A aurvoy of how t'hrlKtlaiiJa has . wpent thiH iiicoine din ing, tiio List yeiir wan published rei'fMitiy by tlu- ! local pn-ss. Thu fUy has n, popu- llatioti of about fin.uoo. J he n -t profit of the o;'raiiim in 11121 i V CmZ1 JfWf keyboard fivim i NT-S theStandard j Remington ; ' Reiiiitiigtoa - YOU don't have to tcnclt your (tn Rert) all over auiiin when you writo on the Remington Portable. It has the same Writing Keyboard as any standard machine no shifting fur mures. This in itself majtes for increased speed pnd efficiency. , Compact rlt hi a cnsi only four Inches high. Ilcatitiful In appearance ami tines beautiful work. Strong und um!v, like every HeminKton. A necessary in the home rs the clock on the mantel. As ludispcmahlc when you travel as a shaving kit or a hair.bnuh ' for vou-ron EVEiiynoDv;' trim, nmpltlt with cast, tt0 Newlin Book & Stationery Co. iimtrd fnnn lis ioi)nr ami nllowpd to tuck nilii dim morning. In Huuinipr Il should he provided with n lot fr exi-n 1st and pnsluro In tho dnytlmo, mid durin tin winter with a wHI hi'ddcd hox stall nt nlht. Whon the 'H If Is from four to hx weeks old It Ih a L,'nid plnn to briny It from tlu lot rurl.v In ih iiiornluif, hIIow It to Buck, thi-ii tiiko It to the pen or stall to fed HHiin pniin. It shouhl nlso hi' iurkU'd nt nlirlit before train Ik fed, ihen titken out to the i;rnsi lot or be fed a Mule liny In the stall. To bo kept eoiitctileil when nw:iy -from tin miilher n cnlf should run with other eulvef. A bull enlf Klmuld be gepnruted from the heifers nt the ne of three or I'mir iuoiiIIih, If the cnlf in dropped Intp In winter or spring It mny he iimro cmi ven lent to nllnw It to run with lis dam for several months on mixture. Since inUk la niiture's fond for the cnlf It would be rensonnble to suppose tliut milk alone In sutllcleut feed for It. In nil cases, hciwever, It Hhould he provided with a Utile grain In addition to milk. If both the ciw mid Hit? cnlf hnve K'tod pnsiure and the caw is lv !ni; milk enouyh, the calf will grow to wt'intltij; n e In pmd cundltion with less until) than otherwise avuiiUI he needed. Krecpienlly, howe er. niiiountP of both pasture and milk arte viimewbnt UnilteiU Then the fecdlnc of more era In In absolutely essential for best, result. When frnni four to six weeks old n calf may be taught to eat eraln. This may lie done by fti'dlne It in a creep to a fund for tho support of 'aott'in't' aiul 4'JtUi)U kroner to a new iniislc pavilion. In previous yea is tho tttu dlo ot Mr. Vlehiud has btou award ed 7IMI.IHJ0 kroner, the "people's theatre" 1.400,01-0 kroner and the concert hall 4 00,000 kroner from the Hunifl source. The city of Trondhji ni in north n Norway, with u populallon of about 4 5,000 Innhahitants, has a net prolit of li.OOO kroner (about SJiO.onO) from itn municipal motion picture theatres lu 1021. Of thi surplus loo.ooo kroner was a war del to the city t h on t re. and the rest fu minor aliottmenls to oilier, cul tural Institutions and organizations. In a similar manner other Norweg ian cities of lat.:j yeais havo sup ported their cultural institutions and created new cultural enterprises. iiilflli Illy Assochitea Tresa) I'OltTI.AM), Juno 27. Cuttle woie slow today. IIiih and Kll?ep the i were Bleady ait'l okkh iitlfot. Ilutter was linn. Wheal was fi.uu to $1.15. SHERRY'S " TODAY And TOMORROW ; AlfOLI'l! ZrKOIf.t'rmnl DOROTHY DALT0N "The Crimson Challenge Here it - U i nwliiiys, ruyles, ''had men," , mil I inli.ins, mi.xeil with rilling ;unl .sliouiinu stiint.-. Nut ancient history either, hul an ni-tn-the liiillllte i-1 u !' of .1 romantic spot in the West nf to-.lav. You'll Revel ?n the Thrill of it. .1 : : . See ) rnthv llalton as the two- Ullll licl-oilic aeliue lieoell' lli"!l one man aiul w in the love of un til her in a i''inro as hi',' aiul re freshinu as tlie viiul-sveil j r;i i i -ics. , Cast includes Jack Mower and Frank Campcau ; Comedy- "LOVESICK AT SEA" 1 v HfisyygfS7 , VKTKIS.W is sriciin.; Illy ANttiM-lfi(id l'rHMi MKUKOIil), Junti 7. .Inmos.. lioyd. 7K, civil war veteran, ended his life at his homo this 'morning at Atdilaud by nhooting himself. SKVKX ( IIIMHtK.N III It I :i SATCHW KLl. Mont.- even ehil dren were burned to death when fire destrovtil the farmhousJ oi Fredorirk Wallis near heie. U.S.0FG1 IS DISGUSSEO .01 KAHV J (IV JJ fyxi I 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Girls? Fine Dress Values In a Truly Remarkable Offering! TIIK sweet little pirlie ti!!i the bunniu nml the liashe't o' ei;i;s I bratcd her Eitster nml in 'pvte liuppy. Why not! S!;o ii tvin of tltose cute lilllc rniitii; Siiits, eoilitig only "3", v.l.ivli 1 tv the bentitiftil styles nml retnnHiithle vahif-t now to 1'3 !: ! in tji.!.:' i Dresses only at the J. C. Penney C'nmpuny. a a cele otto aiiititt iiuhnm Sizes 4 to 8 Years. 79c Here illustrated are 14 chic styles, all exact copies of much highor priced garments, which were made up exclu sively for our stores and can not be had elsewhere. Cur allotment has been received and now awaits you. Four styles at Top Right Mmlo from Amos, kpnjr Ginohain nml Chumbray; ph'.in colors and checks. Sizes 7 to 11 veais. 98c Five Styles at Bottom Left Anmskeiur GinK hains in plain eolois mid elieclis and combina tions. Sizes 7 to 14 years. $1.49 tipW.J Mir Four Styles at Bottom Right A m-o s I; e a k ( iiiiKhiiiiis i n plain yiilors nml neat e n e e k s, Si.es i to years.' $1.93 We bought ,10,. 000 of these well made and serv ircuble garments for sale in nil cur 312 stores, thuil securing a large discount which reverts to you. m i 14 r--'. t5i -A mm m "OT 1,1 '. 1 mr&ffl aw si 4 -THB LAItCliHT CHAIN DKI'AJiTMKNT. STOliK OKUAMZATION IS XIJK ' WOlttil)" (Ity Arsnclt(:d Cress) tntioual eiinl'ei'ln e uf Shanirliai discuss demobilization of supeifluous two pthr'.-iptd conditions on which .'he.i Cliitinif-.MinK, south China lead er will nenoltiite for the reunion" of China, it was auicjunecil Monday. Kesri vei Willi Sntisfaclion. The outline of Chen's poliev came n a telecrnni to W'u l'ei-I'u, dominant liL'Ule of Hie north, anil was received! of IY wiih unili.-uruiscd satisfaction in P ment Yuan-Ilunp; nml acting Premier V. W. Ven. Hcjruidinp; a fctleratcd China, it said: . IJeeause the old parliament has IKISH (iAMKS IHMTI.AK v. Illy Ansociutcd I'resHl Drill. l.. J lino 27. .Preparatioiin are unrlunvay to aeeonnnodate 5iM iniil visitors exir.cted here to wit- ueen resui reeled l nave reiiuesteir ,, ,i, ,., ivi , ,i, A.,,.h t.,iii Sun Yat Sen to retire from politics.; tewnn. Irish "Oly lc ' etimes nt ror .no saKe o, cie permanent, peaee. ClokH ,. AH(,at, Tlilrty-sevnn rupu. ..e, lavor uie esuiiu.sn- committees tiro upendillK 14,000 nl iplir:tl tiiTiViiwoo aiinmliiinrr1 . ...... 1 rnl.;, June 27 The formation! kimr eirel.. (ll ficial uuurters declare' after the form i f the I Initrrl Ht ,t.. Af ! poul . nl'l,r"Pr'atc" 6y " Bovern- i.f a I'nited States of Chin-., modeled the teloitram marks another step to-! America. Concentration of adminis. " uniu"lc,u: . . .. al ter tl'e American feedration, anil a wards u solidly reunified China. native authority in PoVinir miirht lead . . , .y. to he message from the soulhernUo serious political eomplie-itions lie- .'..,. ...M.I i ,.,.T ,i us! chieftain who reecntv overthrew Sunt cause of the immense territorv eov. pr, ,.R' .r u.n?ed 11 'eetion tt.m.-s nml nUnlili.m of the tn.-hon , V.I.W. .wlmlni.t. ... -...I 1... O.. ...... ui:.. ..-.I .L ' ,Wn llll eXIUDltlOll OI lift and 111- inililarv enve.mi. shin. svstem i. I he! miil..l he VVi. I'..i..'i. ... Ji,l..,,t l.i 1 .ii rr. i Li..i. .......'..;...' .' , dllstry. Althounh the Kumra will . . ... ,M. - - - . .......... on vizsc Cuts Qood Breeding and Quality Are Nec essary for Bent Return With Bef C -lives. nr pen to which tho cmv dues not hnvp ; nereis. Wheat hnui is an excellent ( '"red fur tliK purpose. A ptiod ration I fi.r the Hi'xi few week would he 'I at'M'iv ui'oiind eurn. oats and wheat hraii, ennui pa lis hy w etyhi, llh i , ntall quaiiilty f ell meal added every I few lff. (lu1 ealf nt 1lrt one- fourth ef ii pniiud of urn in n day. or : lust what It will eat up clean, i;iin one ha't" ef the annum! niirlu and tnnriiln--'. After a few M-'k ration ot whole nam four parts, shelled cura I iv n p;irls. and nil meal one part hv ' 'Vrtuh! should he Mih-0 it nt ed for the trniimd foeiN. The talf sliotihl he naf- ' Inj from two to three pnuiiiN of rain A day hrn six months old. or approx imately one half to nut pound of raln prr I'1' piMiinN lle weiuhi. l"nh the row tins liMt-n ilnj uf ' rteioiil milk pre Ions to this hl'c of the ettlf. It may ho ndvWaMe to piot a nurve raw f.ir the calf. To uinlsc tin. mest satisfactory crouih ihr enlf should have n Itheral supply iif milk for several months tonp-r. This ii fspft-iatly uue If II Is lo make u mal niiitu crouth end show to the host nil vatitae when I he fair enon arrit-. hvUm fed hi the way des,-rii'id It -hould make a i-onilnimus tiruw ih from In rr It. If raued proporly, st tlmt H..te of the e:ilf f:U T hlontn Is lot, tho 11.1111" e for It to trow out and make a protitahlf and useful nuimal ate decidedly In n favor. The calf I old enouuh !n pun ul.en fi kiii eiirhf to fw?le inonih old. Weaning should take fiom 1J tn l."t da, and should 1m done i:radi?:illy. lion old ciit'iith to wean allow it to -uck iioi a dav for n wii-k, then v r other day for four or the day, nd iMcreiiso tii tmervnl unlit no noti; it alt Is ulluwerf, , I. t;;:;;- lrvSv'ft m 4 -r "v: "I " v.vv 'i'.-.-s.- t'i v-Si i,l. t:i:iv res. 'l run c.jn"!.-ve of iv.ll vii'-n i-'.ic,'. nt Cinelnn.ul who promise a finish flcht on wnjra 't to r. .lit: K. I . KitTcerulJ, I'r.mi; C. niiu. Y.'mo-.hy llealy. r.Jwaid Teftineyer, W. H. Johnston, "!. L. l!lvr, LJk.u J J. lican.'. il. J. ivi.-r. J V. Iluina. Wan onus on at table, n. P. Jewall aa4 ho International only thoso foreign ers of Irish descent may competu. i Local News ini I Brief I On Way Home Mr. and Mrs. II. K. McCullnut:h of linker, passvd throtiKh this city on their way to Maker after motor inu to rorttaud. spending some Lime with thier diiimhter. Here from Cove Win. Halnutrk was a visitor this city today from Cove. in Drove Over G. F. Hall, and his daiiKhter. Alice, accompanied hy Mim Ilonnin Green, drove over to l.a Grande this morn inn and spent part of the day here on a shooniuif tour and on business. 23c " ' i .,. .... ..95c -. A $1.68 . . " ' M 78c . " 19c X' 39Uc . 25c . S''-;v3! 25c ?;A'x Cjh Kp Bu.y tomthtw. "When a mn (..I nnihln' r'e V im al.t Chart-oil Fph, In t nnvwl, kla lln tin' soma ay r ct(- Inln tmuhlt at.out n woman." nichraond TIbn-I'li-imteti. ; . : . B-.''H.'.nW' !HB """"..'v.'V.'K'' 'JT Tour Satisfaction StoD and Think! at , WHERE THE TRHUTY THBOSO Corn Flakes, 3 large pkga.. Peacock Fancy Oats, 10 lb, aack Pur-5 Cocoa, 2 lbs. Fresh Roasted Bulk Coffee, 4 lbs. Sea Foam Flour, 49 lb. sack Fresh Creamery Butter, 2 lb. roll Fresh Ranch Eggs, dot, M. J. B. Coffee, 5 lb. tin, per lb. Argo Corn Starch, 3 1 lb. pkgs Rex Hicft Teat Lye, 2 &mu Sound Yakima FoUtoe, spreiited, every pota- .... to guaranteed, 100 lb. &Mk 95c Cabfornia No. 1 Bitt S.U Walauts, ovuid .. .28c California Red 2exica& CJaH 11 lfcs $1.00 ..4?. if --U J, . !A ;Classitled ;Att;Vin;i)o Itl; c J ) o-,.. 0 0 r .: o , ,. , . . ... W..V'V..'AWJrtH,'-i..V'-.' O