La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text' PAGE EIGHT ' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER HOG CHOLERA Wool Worsted Army Drawers IfJ OREGON W. II. Lytic, State Veterin- and Moans of Combatting Dread Disease. DEXTHGUIMS LOCILIHT Monday, Janiiary 13, 1923. STALE! BUYS HOTEL DORION i 29c a V.niBlm William IJaker, son of ' !" .H?te! Por'" which has been t i ii . ii.. . ten uuiinir inn nttcr Buun arian, Discusses the Ways wW at 'the,',- i,o.e m ,l2 Luke Slh by Dr- r- u- Trrle wi" bt ... . . UllUer new Tnnnf.r,n,.,,l- T7..1..... i i street, , nutur.iuy evening a s o'clock. whn f it -;,-,-'-"" "'"'7 J ilvuUKh w.u. horn Ii. l-. l.lKll. .Mont..i t fatU,'7 f '. " " August ill. 1918. age ! yours, 4 mouth, iL.l "Ju r ?'"ley h and l:l .lays. II,- leaves to mourn ,":" :" ""u J"-. lUIl'ment, The hog cholera infection which lib. loss father ami mother ami one ...i.u nJ "U"U"X ... i .. .. .. . - . - wjhi ui. remote. nas ueen present, in uregon this vear mother. t;nn. i'nrn:ai services w ill in ..a.m. :.. ... I started in a very chronic form. This : he held at the liaptisi church TupsJoi.L ... ' proper air. him mislead hog growers who have day afternoon at Hev. A. It. 1 .,,.,,' " Hf. 5.".., .. .f"8 u?nc.r tne remaining MEN': seen cholera in Iowa and the corn i Sitton oftivUUlm:. The remains n, ;J . 7.1 I "eT.pl.e . Duilciinff which i . ..i .. .. .. ' . ... - niiuwii as Llie linil nv ,m Jan, Clearance Sale 1309 Adams Ave. met with, the smoldering chronic in- ! a little child unto him. ltclion frequently present here will; n the ml, In of them, and said ureuk out into the acute type and 1 say unto you. except yo lie con- GOVEFARMERS i Pi mi pnncniu 1 i Ltin I iiuuimm hour. On Saturday afternoon there will lie a special service for the hig.i school girls. A farm bureau meeting vill he hel l on January 20 at the city hull. Mrs.. A. U. Huntley of Cuprum states, because there it e'enerallv ; at the .Kno.iKniss & Zimmerman nai-.i'ri,; """ ... "m, "olel. morion annex. I follows a more acute type and really j lorn. Many or our people will re-!nart IS L rooms, u appLars quite difterent from the, member this sweet little child as the offices oeeupieu as form of infection that is frequently i one hold up in the union meeting ati fir Tmi. k. '',. I seen hero. However when cold the Methodist church last fall whenl tel for thi Lil . P ed i'10 hoT ! weather and winter conditions are the soili.l.no was read: "Jesus called m,.v, , . ?eve" ""n1"". e child tutto him. rind set hlin ' nvH., I, u ' ' ."",'""'!' ien-i ' .v.-ii.. j. ""Ir maue under his uirecnon. The hotel has had gen- produces cnuallv as extensive losses 1 ,t ,.,. i, , h , , "... "llronage under hu nmnage- Ins arc aeon in tlio rnrn tuttn. Thi ui...n n t. i. ' , . i .. - ' mmwv is u jiian or v vpnvu thlZ.;.'Xr'Ll in th h"el business and . . . . " i"i", iur ine last mvon tFau, i,.. i ceuing oi pore prouuets carrying; ti. , K.aU.at i the Kingdom manager of the HoleT" S,n , V the virus of cholera which are fre-0f Heaven'" l ,,f,, t olul Pavy of La rnii f.i i.; i1 .. .' .' Oianue. he nas the reniiL.ifin .,, KU,UKU Kuiueivu; i.ntto uivuiiKii uuuuresied such be ne: an efficionf hr,ti I mm. hotel, and restaurants. SomciBTOa Interest in Cod's ..caul. ,AguIL T.'f !5l A.tBl. m?r-. ot the infection has come throne-hi .n ,i. .. - ...i, ,i,.., .. .7. 17." 1 "mer, Aliss culir'fcnnnarentth - !8.wn, that were, showed on the of ,, ,k.illh. six iri. i that ho k..J . infection ! j probably present in introduced Oreiron through zair ciicuii last all. Ihe owners. nn, jovoil will he pall hearers. ...vol- iiwb una no.. rciort ine presence of infection and before it was generally known several show herds developed cholera. Some of these herds in turn had been cxhib- Idaho, is spending the week with her .' "UK s,",w''i a"a ' sister, Mrs. T. W. Conklin. . " . . ".""--VV" "aB Airs. Mary Wagner is seriously ill j "V' cl i'" t thls ;n,!,1"or', , Ord.nar at her home herel ! ly hogs that are fed on the grains ELECTRICA L MHNCISIIIKFII rnvR .T.n ir. Th. fr ,.r . A. l.,-,. l. l,.t n.hml 'ml. nl0 " rouuccii in the 1'acific iw wiiwww this vicinity are getting busy plan- from a businrss trip tot Vale. Ore. '? "V'"? hnt''' ' nlng for the summer's output. Tues-1 We are very well pleased that a . " f "f 10 rV s''--"" of cholera lntec-, "In this issue , of tl HERRIH TIL iEliEHO -MAKIUN. 111.. .Inn. IS A t t ,t.. y-l V - 'Win; - . i:.... it i r . -"--w wx wi, ""'".i 'ti ib .hvuitvv lain via win nH- titty there was a public nieeting to Physician, Dr.' (leer of Salem, is In-1, , ,n,' . " r. . Vi ? . C(""r' i. ,u,'PQal t0 vou. i" the form of a'lver its judgment this .week on the (tiseusss- tho mnrketing nf., cherruw. eating in our midst. He is a regular , ,, i"". " . , ." y. " luli r""e aaveriiscment, to save in 'icrrin riots. Counsel for the do- raonanou, a mnn jrom the .Minor.- prnctitioncr and also an eve and enr , " . 1 . " V V' ! e 1 eIelriciiy. a great deal 'ei.se ounuay expressed confidence I.nri-W WHO M,..ifl e. hit Kn,H'ln Kt. A nri.qr.i ho la In MR 7 " ' , iit uvmiv .ucyfiiua UDOn VOI.r Frcewnter country who h.ud!cd XB specialist. per cent ol the crop tlieru last year, found at tile Anderson apartments. f ,',, . " , IL" ""- " r. i.ouriuge, vice-president ennnnts charged with the murder gave a talk at tne mtetiug to sr.ow miss Ixone Kaxter is at home I (ln , " , . " "V,"' "u niaiiajfer 01 tnc r. ume. time : than corn fed nnimnls. Nearly all of company. Miss get moro for fruit niniiiigod under Union. if"? cn0"'ra lniccicu droves of hogsl "We arc hot asking you to help their co-operative plan. Mis. J. J. Conley, who has been ill !'. yu".r "nve bce" foU1111 to bo on us mnko money. We are asking you On Wednesday another group of with a mild attack of Ingrippe, is " ,"s-, , . , . . , . It0 helP maintain a' record for cherry growers were discussing I he out again. gitu ten ol cholera infection .service, of which we are justly proud, marketing of tho cherry crop. I The librarian. Mrs. Nellie it. Grace,! mis J,"0.",. y., u"n introduced into I "For the management of the com- ; ihero was also a dairy ineciin;? is very busy these days getting tho ;,' ", ,' " ;"... u.rougn ine pany, i pledge you a continuation in town on wuuncsooy. liarry 'j-. county library hooks off, Avery, county agent, attended liny, C. A. Smith has purchased the meeting and gave some valuable help meat market from K. C. I'ulp; on icons nnti lee.nng. lie also took sideratioon ?(U0.t)(). cooperation," the speedy acquittal of the five de O. L. and IP. importation of live hogs for killing of the policies we have always fol ilc . purposes by Pacific Northwest lowed. which arc briefly, to give good iiirau uugs arc service at. a iair cost and to keep period of ten or pace with the needs of our territory Kiiii.tmrnr nmiunc 'Cno.. - . e . . con- " 7 , ": ""Ka "' ,' a iair cost ana to keep u'n and discussed th subiort of al-1 Th,. ,w.w ,.itu mrcl,i '..l Rakm. l'' coming Inrgely from Ne- for electrical service. fnlfa weevil 'is busy looking after the iaw break- i,,m ."" '', U"! n''kot3- They are.i ".Will you read our message in this On Thursday a group of berry era. j , 'UU,S(;; ficiiuently exposed to hog issue and do what you can to reduce growers wore eagerly discussing mar- The bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. I , " J sol" P"'"t en route and your consumption of electricity for kcuiik conuitions. ine grower na.i Cuv Barker, gave a small dinner 7 , , . , ' '"-"'creu u uui nvo nionins ; arrival at a place where ' he ' finds? on Tuesday evening. The guests hon-1 "'""Bnu'ru-B points they arc it behooves him to try to ..ret n 'little lured , at tliis diiuier were Mr. and f"'0""' . ln, the first or ineul.n- remuneration for all his toil. Thcro,Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mr. and Mrs. T. 1 , ,u r , .t'huip,m- At this point arems lo be too ninny people gelling K. Conklin, C. M. nnd li. G. Stuk-:, ,tno 1"r,;i'tn. they will not show rich handling the farmers' ci ops land The evening was spent in play: '1 Ulhcnmis" ""i'tious of the di-j whilo,. the, farmer toils , wvan'itva Um "OOO." , r 'T' K'c Cl,rw i'l Pass for hours and barely receives enoui;h iu Mr. and Mis. A. II. Orion gave h!i l,u,'l)os"- 'hese carcasses arc pay his. taxes. i small party on Friday evening "'" wy claniterouii tor purposes oil v The evangelist, Kurd M. Hurcli, i i "BOO" was played. The guests weri I m,M" 7'"u"lp)t'T hecausy , humans I Btill holding services at the Ihiplist Mr. ami Mis T. K. Conklin the I " A l",.'trB',: h.-' -'holerif, how-i church. -The house is well filled Misses Bess Kelly, Esther Saunders, . , , 'r V. nequcntly present - every evening. , There is a mmidn.r Mildred I'avtnn and the ' Mess s. l hu r Permitted to eat any ! , ,.r week Ifravcr meet ne at J0::i0 evei-v d.-.v n k..ii I i: i ., ...,.i i " uncooKea portion of. the i."" '- m oiiff service for tin. ,.hi:,i,,.,i ' ..t ni, ,..i I.-..1.. , i"'1 which may be carrvintr this . I l.llMt IV. 1. i.kl'.v mipr , r.iv. (,n hi.r ....ti 11, cholera. The hog products that romo : idaj- th of Howard Hoffman, one of the 23 men slain during tho outbreak. A't torneys in charge of the Prosecution iciuseu to De quoted. , ,Tho story of the tragedy, as un- iiuueu oy more tnan a hundred wit nesses tor the defense, was one of commercial- trickery, and greed cul minating in a sudden outhr..l- f moo violence tro which it is claimed none ot tne defendants can be held nccouniuDie 1RKPTH0I0.1 . " IIWIiUW UVLU J JILU IE of ; thrt- tc mis in action for :.' NKV . YORK 'CITY','! Jan. 15.1n".a week during which th H.l. rnnnn n situation has hold ,m l,ni1C,,.,l rt... tho fltyjof attention, our domestic markets will find have remained . rot,.rt-,l,l fi, of. '(.n.'Minc t'ni, tho first France's decision to take independaut 'fftS0000O000tUtiCOC.C-0000S90000000O00OO0O00O000000O0d "iiMil-Vmi aition against, Oe.rniany .and tho ac, s t:li.1mti,tual movement of l'Vcnch troops into ; Dainty Correspond Papers ence The new fall stylos in convsiiondence jiajiers are here. W e have them in various grades, but all are strictly the thing. It costs very little to kooi) in style as far as I'.tationeiy is concerned and you are always sxire ; of correct designs if you select here. AVc Cordially Invite You to Inspect Our Slock Newlin Book & Stationery Co. ''from nastem rn.clM.wr "'I", i and Aiicuk ,). ., . J 3 i l. ,v" Ul 1 ,cncn oops into ,i . , " i""-"" "i.j, , , , " iiiitr uiu tiunr vanev, are events whose o ho same risk, becnuse cholera infe- r.l ; flvd la.W.lnolwdW!iJ::effect upon the" various markets has tales" .T!'lU.PrtVIll."t lho middle H..-V.' Kt. A.-ho i.,t long bee.debated. .i.fSndl o s ates 0, year. Government U-'" l'mls li tllo'. :ieAc. In on cles and 'many obnuj-wrs -ptctfisl To 6 u". """"' i""" ' "'ere- ur ..i.i., luiuraiionsaiie ttiut Mind grounds: for j raiinsurancl lir ithe o th.i-ty.seven hogs -which died front t I -I, K,u.,-vill he calm spirit, in whislu Su? actuU tJeiit o cholera last year for each thousand a ui,. au.l lack affair and 'Allcel is 'has been ' received:1 Securities fhave ' - . UKn lucre are ior:y-igin ,,,.-..,, , give in... ji. I. A. hard mnifitnined a stcaclv tone both a' g ;V,T,,f b.r-1"- r ''a'l'h thous""J . New York and I.onJon, and the for- 2 in d -of hogs . 1 tlhe gauics will l-Kin i S o'clock e en exchane-es lmvn . 1:.i. generally a ul ., sn.,.n .-,,1,,,, ,.si r.,fi .., i,0 recovery from apprehensions which .charged. J'ho silo of the double- developed at the close of the previous k mnort.u... weeK, will referee both h,-.i . 'I... .-ls contests. will It.'J IK.l.l.j I RSfiniiprjiuTn i ninyi uuiiLnu iu J MEETAT ELGIN 1 i The infection sub-ddes ,. tiller the ntak has hen ronehoii o From peak to peak, the time reaches g from seven to ten years. Oregon is o probably at the peak of cholera in g fection at the present time. Own t, era of hugs should piobal.ly vaccin o. ate their unimals when thev are in gi.iufcctcd centers, however, if they do o not wih to vaccinate they can af g ford perhaps ninety per cent protec 0 lion by carefully obscrvinK their o herd as soon as the fii.U hug j-ets g'sick have the veterinarian examine o them nr. I if cholera is present vac- o einate the entire herd the majority : . o ,.r ,!, i.i , .. ! , . 0 .... ....... ,.t. t,,,.,.,,. lne vac-1 cierai iinnnrt.mt nuesfions vela-' K o cinatiuii costs fu.m thirty-five ci nls tive to the Oregon (iruin Growers' ; g.f'.r Pigs to If I. L'B for mature animal;,. Association and their activities will S' o I ins is somewhat expensive, but i:. he disi-ussid at Klgin Saturday, Jan-'8 o icully cheap insHranrr and must be uary 2Uth. at an afternoon meeting 5 0 regar.kd as s-.n-h if vaccination is in the city hail. "What is "the Ore-.S o t.'surtcd lo before the infection gun Groin Growers' Association Do- t! gout in the herd ig?" u, ..Hmv fMn . , prt)1iU(.e a o I. Laws should!)? passed requir-; I hcep.r Farm-Crops?" are two of j o ing all who gather and feed gar- the leading questions to he discussed. , 2 c hi.ge.to hogs to go on a strictly vac- Tho piogi.-un is as follows: 1:00 m o rination ba.-is. This will control P- m. "Good Investments for lllliV'B o some, but not all, fur nearly every 'by II. G. Avery, county ngent; 1:30-8 0 fanner feeds some pork products to o'clock, "Or.-gu'ii Grain Growers As-;H o hogs, much of it which comes from sociation Progress," by a represen-H g unknown sources. These farm lots tative from Portland; 2:30 o'clock,'! o are small, generally better house ! "Farm Crop Production.", by K. li. 'tt o and kept in inure sanitary surround-Packman, extension crops' specialist ' lugs and ordinarily will resist the of the (1. A C. The meeting is to 8 o infection. 'When they once cet an be held under the auspices of the S uif.-ition it is more easy to control. Lnioti Count v Farm Bureau. 8 O iicguia-.uuis snolll.t he passe.ll Ihe Largest Chain Department. Store Organization in the World " 111 irt ei iw lnt 371 DEPARTMENT STORES ' New Spring Styles of Taffetta Dresses For Women and Misses at $16.50 MGAD OJfSEKVEIt WANT AOS Never has there been a better collec tion of such decided-1 ly smart models andj good qualiti.if! than these Taffeta Dt'pi'jes at a price that is as tonishingly lo'.v for; such genuine values, i I Three of the sev-l eral styles offered iu this display arc ilK'.s treted. i latest and mot popular rt.lc:;, such as basque ef-' fects, so ;-outhful in lino and so becoming; elong ated skirts with their in finite grace; the side pan els that add dignity to a costume; conservative styles of smart simplicity. lEmbellishing -features avo revealed in rosettes of self 1 'material edged with gold braid; inserts of contrasting silk or 'duvctine; facings of Crepe de Chine; shirrlngs on basque and teleeves delicate touches that give charm and beauty. Dainty lace collars complete the effect. Colors: Brown, Nsvy, Black Wmm Women's Comfort Slioes Easy on the Feet and Purse Women's All Black Kid Shoe, (as Illustrated), plain toe, rubber top lift on heel Me widths $2.98 Women take delight in wear ing Comfort Slioes botitrlit at a J. C. Penney Co. store, "becnnSo these shoes embody real comfort and service at a low price. Women's Black Kid Juliet,, with patent leather front stay rubber top lift on heel SIcKay sole, fat ankle' fact . Women', An Black feid Shoe, V3 inch top. fat nnklo last nihber top lift on heel V... Kay sole, sizes 3 " ' .toSEEE &Sl trn 'pief.cv Women's All Black Kid Shoe, Wain toe, rubber top lift on heeh turn sole, sizes a 14 to o. C to H wi.lll.u ceptionally good .value. '.1$4.98 .iamMSKt:triKtt l'he Largest Chain Department store Organization in the World Children Like Figsen A inihl hixiitivc should always lu kept In Mm ltoiiiK eHicc.luUy where thcrt;, ur children it more than pays. SulyTll BUlLTiNSOUTH AVAL'S I'ltisIiX Is pi. as.. .11 (o lake, iiilldly lantle. wilt not gripe, anil wnilll)- lakcii ly cliililren. Taken just before 11 meal were molded and baked by the hands of it's lone builder. - Almost every matciial in th? con struction of the abbey carries its stcry. A kev. said to have once I been Napoleon's, unlocks a big plank I door, hung on wrought iron hinires and opening into a gieat hall. Stones now part of the brick uillars around ft ' ' . ' I1" pa'io, am ;"-i' to have come g (By Associated Tress) from the battlefields nlons the Itnl- I.OS ANGELES. Jan. 13.--l'iicks ian and German fronts. . 22 and stones from "VVnulmmut,... AM.ov I - - - - - S Charlemagne's tower and nld Manila. n Crucifixes from 'Mctz and Cnvitc, old f ship lanterns, nails, a pipe organ from Freiburg and Kaden and handi- o 22 work from the old Snnr.i.mls jin.l.T.i- stlmulat.'s the digestive Jules 8 dinns comprise a portion of the ma- I. Tn,., a cnii In ., i . t.nnn .. J and l.rlni;s ahout a proper ub sorption of food. Nyal's l''igs.-n Is a tonic laxa tive equally good for young or old. o icquiring all hogs, that ko on the fa Koo.l thing about tha recent Two Slv 25e- and 30V. RED CROSi DRUG STORE jj the construction and equipment ef an 8 unique religious structure located in g secluded arroyo near here. ft. Abocy han kneino as it is known, is the work of one man entirely, and 8 has been in course of construction g for more than eight years. With H high buttressed walls of blue gran- 22;lte. tall stained glass windows and high bell tower, it follows the gen- tooooooooocoooooooie.ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo i!'"vlllls "r ,n"w livestock exhi- ""'u ar .as that the bird and bis sr r. !.l,., i.,a,.u ,.i ... 1 .. . . ...-..........,......, cral nn(,s ot tnc 0(1 misSioll ,tvw. ' 1 : " " v .,, ,.ir acuon. . Ttn rrf Hlo. n,hi,.h fr, k. ,..f S'Si.E YS LAST DAY The Cowboy and The Lady with Mary Miles Minter ami 'WSl MOOKU A Paramount Picture A western romance that's trot 'em all stopped for real laughs ami thrills.' Two famous stars and a splendid support ine; cast. Actually filmed in the great Western canyons. also "HKTTER LATK THAN' MiYKJr ' shows continue as Inriro it may be said to be practically j periuive. I 3. llog diseases where losses are1 'sustained should be immediately re ported to the slate livestock sani tary hoard. Dead hogs should be biirnul to ashes and expose! hog. 1 ; """."ii "e iieio 0:1 ine premises. :3 v.-1, .1,1,,,,-. i,.,i.i 1... .1:.' fioin visiting the tircmises and fcil lhuul.l be tied up. BU1 4. Lastly, we should not gct'lieed-' Icssly llainiel. for in vaciinntion wc have one of the surest protcr'i.u; Ingninst hog losses known to s.-ience I All we will have to do is to make Use of it. Ku'sc the h..cs. raise the feed 1111. 1 jump- on the p.n-oa Special anil rule to PmsPeniv. Constipation. tipation of the bowels Is a ago of the sewerage system .rt ""' ii.no. i, nnsie u.aiicr lroui the Ifl body. It is as n.vessaiv that your i.oweis move regularly once e.; -h day. to carry off this waste, as it 'lu.t the waste pipes of y.nir home b. kept linen and carry off the wast,. f,v,n, f.ie Jh...-c, II yu w.-.Id 1 nj.iv kv. . health, kc. p ,"'ur b.,el" re,: il.u- ly i.'ii'i-g 1 b."ii'.iilait.'i T.'.Wc.j .b j j:e.d.a.-AJ. Ended by FaSryfoot "Had bunion 20 years," says T. R. fowler, "and tried 50 kinds of medicine, but none cured it until I tried Fairyfoot 4 vears ago. Bunion has never come back." Fairyfoot will end bunion miseni for once and for all! Stops pain, instantly Literally melts away thu ump of cartilage that forma the bunion, restores foot to normal shape. Get a box of Fairyfoot. Wo guaranteo it. KEll CROSS IJRCK STORE kll Const M stotipag. F.T that reii LUNG LOT; OF THOSE FIXE NOX-IRUIGATED NETTED EM POTATOES AT, PER SACK m ; CALm,l:T DAKING uekiI; SCHOOL I.iOY PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb tin ....57c SEA FOAM WASHING POWDER, Ii pkg, 25c PROM IT DELIVERY PHONE MAIN 19 fiOOVERIZED GROCERY !