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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, -January '19. 1923.
NOW EXPECTED
Possible Now to Raise More
.' Market Beef; Department
: of Agriculture Makes Ke-
port.
!.-A iiuivoy imnlc. in !:-") shu'i'dl ; J g
llw.f t in. r i.. ) "
uf the hetf ino.iuf c.l v.mh fuji-t'niH il .
I in the Ninth .Ulmitk- .f.i.ls:.. Tim
next liti'Uv'st .mioun', or li4 m c
wax cunsumcil in th" l'u:sl-n.j th t--j:i- j
I trill (Ji visioiL. Jn othiT v.-nriis. mur. .
thim u5 pvv ceol .uf thy tiit.-il cftii-1
sumption of ht.t' and vi;:il or n ' i
in tlie tdiitory east of th.; .M.Fs-j
issipin and north nl the- Oliio liv
1MBLER GIVES -:J;!ilIiSlIiElL
stato ccrti-J
through
Ions
Tfi SIT IS fl FSPT flH'puhiir couriiavcy examination;
IS (i rRn HItI Is" '-i in lV.t!.iiKl. Sirf-nrer Collins,
11 ISl fill I Hi! 1 'M' of the two alumni, completed lho
W IkUMll Ultw 1 tjW, y(Jr t.))USP ,n .-ictnuntinar and
- C. i A. problem lut June. Usually
and Mit.yland. The smallest ro.n-
j i.n;i.i;it.
(Uv Associated Pjcss)
WAHIH.NGTON, .Jan. mi. Al
though thcic are ac;uaily fewer hoof
cattle in the United Stutts at pres
ent than there have been in previous
years, it is now possible. to vaise
more 'beef each year thiin when there
wore more cattle. This somewhat
contradietoiy statement is explained
by the department of agriculture
which shows that a larjjsr propor
tion of beef cows ore kept on ranch
es 'and farms, and beef cattfe art
slaughtered at an earlier age than j ,nP the auspices of the lJn!v?i-sitv
used Jio oe ine l'racuee. f f Oregon .School of Husiness1 Ad
in a discuf.sion of the American ! ministration at r.utronc, hi s J,een
thy Smith At-1
sumption ocurrrd
lantle division. . '
The survey of the beef cattle siiti
at ion, leads to the conclusion, ac
cording to the department pvperti,
that the period of liquidation . is
over, and that when industrial con
ditions and retail prices permit a
normal consumption of beef,- cattle
producers should be prosperous
aain.
Spl'lll MiihIji v
tn Hi"
Jan. 19. .Mr. lirlfdoe
and Monday In Jinhler
i-yl of the Near
ro.MMKKCIAL SHOUT COIK.SK
KI'CiKM-:, .Jan. I!). ( Hpr Hal ) . Tlje
thitd annual short course for com
mercial secretaries which is held un
vu:'i:aie:i of schools oi riursineiMt ad
miiiisiration lequiie two or three
years' experience MI"Wiiiflr gradua
tion bcfo.e they :oe itl.h to pans the
difficult t". A. examination j.u
cesriiully. . '
Phillip W. J annoy, assistant pro
fe.;sor of husiii'-ss administration,
was the other Oregon graduate who
passed the examination.
cattle industry during the last 7;
years, the Yearbook of the depart
ment for Jl21, which has just her
published, described the growth and
changes" of practice in the business
The system of using younger cattl?
for beef purposes, the Yearbook ex
plains, involves the use of more har
vested food per 100 pounds of beef
produced, since a huge proportion of
the gains in weight are made in th:
feed lot than was formerly the cas.j
when steers wetc carried four or
fivo Reasons on (miss.
While the total rrumler of cattle
in the country has decreased in r
cent years, the aiticle states, t hi
situation is not as st'tiouH as mijiht
appear, hi nee the number of cattle
Is greater now than in any year
from lHifd to 11)17. Census figures
for 1UU0 and IWAQ show ther has
been an increase in the percentage of
beef calves, heifers, cows and bulls
and a decrease in the percentage o'
Hteers, especially aged sters. T
number of cattle in the country in
' creased 10,200,000 from 1014 to 11119,
but during the last three years there
has been a decrease of 2,000,000
head. However, the greater propor
tion of cows at present" makes it
nossihlo to trrow more beef, esnecial-
ly if more of the calves, instead of
being slaughtered, are fed out as
yearlings.
"That the country can readily re
spond to a quickened demand for
beef, was demonstrated during the
war when production was so stimu
lated that during 1 1 1 7 and 11B
combined 'more than one billion
pounds of beef were exported, which
' i was 7 per- cent of our production
and 22 per cent of the vxpotUi of
1 the world during the period. The
Yearbook declares, ."Since about 100")
South America and Australia have
been the chief MRircvH of run plus
beef."
Americans are eating less beef per
capita than formerly, it is staled.
The consumption of beef and veal in
1 the iJn'ttkii KtatcAi (increased from,!
87 Pounds per person in 1007 to (SO I
' pounds in II) HI. Hot ween the pT- ,
iods of 1007 to '1010 and 10U to i i
lOlli there hns been a decrease injj
consumption amounting to approxi- jB
mntely 20 per cent.
The nrticle includes interesting in-jj
formation to those engaged in th? i
industry, on the variations in demand
for different kinds of beef in va-.J
rious cities and in changing sea-ii
sons. High class hotels, it is noted, i1
want prime, fat and finished beef, J
while the average housewife wanU-, fl
beef involving less waste. In warm i
1 weather the principal demand is for J
steaks and chops, while the winter t
trade demands more roast's and boil-'
ing meat. The orthodox Jewish trade t
uses only the foreiuar ters, while I
Cenliles, as a rule, prefer hiiulquar- j J
- tecs of beef. !
scheduled this year for April 2 io
'J. The. course is for secretin ks ( f
state chambers of com inert ' and
c(;mmeicial clubn, and In twee: Twen
ty and twenty-five of these ,f i'ic:jl.;
are expected to enioil.
The course of study is onccrned f
imI -Ite-
l.ff. Stimiiiy he visili'd lir.th the
! .Mel liottlst ti ml the J,. t . S. e)itirch'- i
when h(. Hiive hoh excellent talks,
i 'onl ril ' ii 1 ions oi ovei- :i(iO were r-ol-Ici
('( it i I plerlged. (n .Monday he
Hpd;c lo the pupllH of'the school ou
on ihc Nr. ir Kait Niliiation and In Ihcj
cveidiiK jtn'Mi'iilerl three rei ls of mov. Hl'CE (Ol I'TN KA(iIE
lew pa-iiires eniiih-d "AUce in linn- (Hy' Aiisociat'ed I'Vess)"
fceriun.r' lo u large and a ppiwhi t Ivc WFN A.TC1 1 KH Wa h-, Jan 10
.uudlcM.-e. Conlnhidlons were mud,.. A j;k 'measuring , six feet
hv Ihe school ehddreii Wefli.lav sjj( jnc.es frum tj (l) tip( is on ox
' 1 Mr. M.ur e -mS:ik;h who, hibilion hen.. The bird, was cao-hav-
iM-en vlslilng tch.lKes In ladder Ul(.t; , ,J(VS jn n wn)f tPnp lh(?
i-Hir oed io Uuir home In allow.. C((0ckum. 'li is the reeond eagle
'r"''s,t:i-v- to be taken near here in a trap of
Air. and Mm. Verne Payne1 wlui this kind.
ti;iv' lavti vihltin-' relatives in linhlerl
their loni In Wallowa
i-'-torni
Tucsch.y. '
Mr. and .Mrs. V ran I 'ay no were'
linhh r '.'.Uors Hiuehty.
Atvin (indiiiain who has hoeu In
liiiliii r pmcltiiiK aipl'-s Tor some time,
ha.'; jvone Id Imperial Valley, ("a III'.
John Moil-is and John Cable are!
i tit Ihe Uueknmn wood
A hick Iowa Is i plaeo wliere the
street loaivr: ;:;H her to examine -x
twia-.sU thai slops in front of the
dn:'; More.
.Mr
with the latest methods tl.-a: ha ve P" 'lai Uiu, to .a
proved effective in chamber ut eoin- eamp m vorli.
ineree work with special p'l: rence K. (i. K'uhy was In Iinhlrr on
to Oregon problems, ihe cjumj is , ri iclal hi:.dii:4H Jan. 1
divided into two parts, oris p-rt de- su-uy Imidcr pcoph
the Inri'e cities, and the com! to
the problems con front iiig SiiiaMer
communities.
As a part -of the eouise of train
ing offered during the shnr' course,
ihe following bouks have lvm se
lected as a suggesled rt adiiv hl lo.
s(cjit tarios who will itttend ihe con
ference: " K'cononiics "Kconomic; for
th'.' general Header," Henry Cl.iy:
"Ilrevity Hook of ICcononi'ies,' Arc
Johnston; 'Husiness Organii'.aiiin
A domestic schiicc will teach
pirl to rook almost a!) the things
man doesn't ctro for.
j'r incipics oi itusine.sK, tter-uen-
bei'L': Ma? ketiiiL'-" and Ditrlbution --'..
"Principles of Marketing," Clark; or
"Elements of Mai keting,'' Ciierring
tori ; Psychology "Increasin;,' One's
Ef t icieney in liusinuss," Scott; (Jov-
ernment ' dovernment of wu Ln.;ed
States" and "(lovernment uf Ai-ur-
! ica n Cities,'' Munro.
Iinldcr pcoph atli'iideil the
Smunici'villc I'rlday alth).
;i nipliell of La (Jrande has
la-eti !n r ni bier visiting with her
hi ol ln i -iii-ln v.
Ans. C,iil l-'riawohl of Alieel has
hfim ;itlM)i;iiirc al tlln foihler high
kcIiooI.
, 1 1 ;i. ( 'ha rh s Smii I re was a visit oi
in l.a (liaitdit Tuesday, the guest of
Mr. and Ann. Mci'lme.
Mi, und M-s. II. MeColdi lek, Mr.
1 nid Miii. l-'iiink McKiunis, Mr. and
W'illiitii) KucUinaii and Mrs. EOlla
Walker wcnl to
alleiid I'm- Kariiie
Klgln Haliirday
ni' uivlftn iiioct-
.lohu Hu iUf r was an ladder liusl
urns v'-tlt'H' Wednci'd.iy. '
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O o
9 o
Tin1 first M-et;on man to win the
d!stlnt,rHislicd init i Umiui ii'm h.idc l. J.
Q. Adams, ru-1;iln o Ihi- coast ar
tillery run i pit n v at Ash land. The
had," Is a old tt'cla! and 1 1n ;iward
Wii'i load i- I iv I lie st n t:ir. of w;i'.
Legal Guarantee Civaru'' j
.Vi n..J nl Knito impiiiu i imllnuc wyilc.
AiU lo K'u GlfO-nia I'll.; '1'rfit'liin'iit. I
i.. a I,. inn ; co i
axs
Line
CLUB CIGAR STORE
Main 7G8
A Car A!vas Ready
For You
Canterbury
oldor lo )n- hili:'
mi-jji- ol' llhi.'.s:;.
Vi-iiion liil.omr lias l.ii-n .il.tfil
jftiuii bilionl M-iial ila:i on .'it'ioon.
ol il'1,1-:.'.
I .n Iv.Tmnr-r 7. ITi.l ln-. K. onion
n or Mr. iin.l .Mm. -V I; in lii'i-k. oll-
' li -lc.l for l.tor 'Main ill t'l'' l'- y
InniiV. Ilo c nllsli il lor st- in- In Im
I c-oal artilli-rv aii'l Inn iIiiIm b v. hi n.'
Ji HANOI) IIAI.I, Jan. 1 'J. K..'ri,i!) I ln ,.;l. M,-. unl Jim. liin-k u'-
In. lal UrtiiiKhaiii anil .on, I'.alnli.l n. r ihi- .o-iiii of Un- ! '
Si:iii!av wall llio '. W. Ilonli i . t ii.ii -,.., .ioiv.il to ii.-
. I on i 'I.! li tmus !.. v al I'oi'l M
llni'linan. who lias boon on; oil. I'alii'.
I rail la
thai v..
"C xualit'.
as iliroi-
nnnm sruin
MM I I l,',L il u
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S FORD & GEORGE
8 tn
o
f .mlly,
the nh 1: I i t for about hi wrrks.
now aide to make his datlv vislta
the cltv.
iv :. o'
ow- O
ml lh"! 1 :"n was one ". Q
Is! the participants of Hie t-Iihoiaf:: a; - O
i .io. a
Service
Enclosed Cars
CALL
'. W. r:nin went to Womrr. I.laho,
f-alnniay e-.7!'t iuir to roliirn .Monday
ovdilln.
Tlie inany fi Inula ol' Mr. l!orl( will
lio liloanil o hiair Hint In- li now
'iilo lo lo. up noi.1 or Iho llnio.
Aln. jorio, lilt lo ilannlilor of Mr
.ami Mm, u'lvor Klosliman, ia rooov
ormif nlooly i in a aovoro altnf.k -ir
lll'litlinla.
Mrs. Joa Aniioii i-oliinit'il lionio
I .i:t...lay from tho liotno of lior par
onla when- h)ip liaa boon ..layaic I:
Tlip lilonillal l-i'liort of IlK' stall'
hoaril for vooalional Iri'-lninl! nliowa a
lolal ol" lITi (leriiirlioi'iila now oruaii
izoil An as many lllr.li whoola. with
tili liiitrnclori ami Tan iM.l.i.t'.
I MAIN 44 i
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"Not a Gift But a
Compliment."
The Queen of
Confections
in La Grande at
Exclusively
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
There's a touch of refinement
with EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS.
H. & S. Electric
Company
gj Wiring, Repairing, Appliances,
o , Supplies and Service
gj 105 Depot St. . Phone 393-W
8!
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PAULCO STRIP -BLUING
Quickly and evenly soluble. No bottles to spill,
break or freeze. Will not streak clothes.
A PERFECT Bluing
..20 Sheets in Package 1 Sheet to a Washing.
Only 13c
J. G. Holm s
Grocerteria
Our
REPICATER
Coffee
35c
2'. lbs. 85c
wuroitu
you
SAVK
Phone
Main 43
FP.KK
i)i:LivnitY
O. V. 13.
Our Very K-csl
Coi fee
1 lb A:(
Vz lbs., S1.12
.- Ibr. ?2.1S
Brazil
Nuts
Ah! Backache Gone
Rub Lumbago Away
Rub Pain from back with tmall
trial bottle of old
"8t. Jacoba Oil."
CHOCOLATE COVERED
SAYLOR'S and ORIOLE
Creamy nuts with that delightful taste you only
get with a fine Brazil Nut and covered with Milk
Chocolate tends to make a delightful confection. By
all lovers of sweets. .
Put up in full pound hocs'at $1.00 the box.
SATURDAY LAST DAY OF . I
I !
Oi
4- M
TOGGERY'S : GREAT
All I Tain is nn"c!
Quickly ? Ycfl. Almost infant re
Jicf from soreness, stillness, himmrvs
and pain follows a nontle rnMang
,vitli "St. Jacobs Oil."
Kub this soothinir, pera'trMinu fit
right on your painful bacW. ami like
magic, relief comes. "St. J.scobs Oi!"
is a harmless backache, lunil ao nmi
sciatica remedy which tiever tiisap
points and eletcMi't burn the skin.
Strainhtcn up I Quit complaining!
Stop those torturous 'Stitches." ln a
moment yon vi!i for tret that' yon ever
had a weak hack, because it won'l hurt
or be stiff or lame Don't prffcrl (Jet
u small (rial hotle of old, honest
'St, Jacobs Oil" from your ilruiiit
now and ct this lasting relief.
You Will Find
A Fine Assortment of
THE REXALL STORE
Stov
Oranges an
Apples
We have some fancy Sunkist Navel Oranges.
Priced at oOc, (iOc, 70c and Wc per dozen.
Tht'se are the best oranges obtainable and we
veu will like them.
and
W
Ranges
ifif n'u-e lielitimis and Winter
1 Guiana Apk's.
SATURDAY' THE CURTAIN FALLS SATURDAY MARKS THE CLOSE OF THE GREATEST
SALE OF MEN'S GOODS LA GRANDE HAS EVER WITNESSED SATURDAY WILL BE YOUR
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE IN THE IMPORTANT SAVINGS PRESENTED IN THIS NOT
ABLE SALE OF SUITS, OVERCOATS,- FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, ETC. IT S YOUR
LAST CHANCE TO CHOOSE FROM OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF W.OOLENS AND HAVE YOUR
SUIT OR OVERCOAT MADE TO ORDER IN OUR OWN TAILOR SHOP AT A SPECIAL SALE
PRICE. SATURDAY' WE WILL MAKE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ALL ODD LINES AND
BROKEN LOTS OF MERCHANDISE CREATED DURING" THIS CAMPAIGN OF RAPID-FIRE
SELLING AND ALL THESE LOTS WILL BE SOLD AT A MERE FRACTION OF THEIR WORTH,
COME TODAY OR BEFORE SATURDAY EVENING.
SURROUNDED BY BARGAINS WE MAKE OUR LAST STAND
Corduroy
Pants
.Men's "Sw.-t t-Orr" Tortln
roy Pants, wry best obtain
atK w.-arinc qnalltits nn
. srrll. !, aiu.'il ns hl?ll
?v.r.i. w an- offtM-lnsr tin-Si
tor eiuick illsot;l at '
$4.95
Extra! Extra!
SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON OUR OWN
TAILOR-MS ADE
Suits and Overcoats
Ourlnu this sale wo will ofTer a dfM'Otmt of 10 per ivnt on
nil Milt-; mill Ovotvonts mailt in our ovn uiilor shop. . UV nri
only tho Hurst imported antl itonieMir vo)lons... Klfflit union
inllnrv, nil highly skllloil In I ho nrt or tnlloriiii-. cnpnlilo of
pi-iMliu-lin; tiro (H'st Hot lies for mrn (hat hniniin hnrrd i nn pi-o-ilnoo.
Xow Is yoiu olinnct. 1
Shirts
M'-rTs
ShirlH,
I! a v y Planncl
Khaki color, v. hk-ll
ry plac- as :is
n.l thy nn v-nr!!i I!.
lilt ' ij t-
$2.39
i"xni-:nVKAK The ftim
ous ( "ooiut'ii" Sprlnffnoodlo ,
t'nlon Siilti. meillum wcicht,
rotton-rihl.fd. viilm to
now on sale at. per suit
St..
TIIOI'HKUS Men's Strict
ly A 1 1-Wool I trcas Trousers,
niatt-rtals are worst oils, hlno
series. In neat stripes timl
plain colors: former values
to ST.fiu. extra special a, per
pair
$4.(59
Suf'KS One lot of Men's
Kllie MiTC-rize-l l.lKle Mress
Socks, navy, frrey. Mack and
white, values to 75e, now on
sale at. per pair
39c
SIIIKTS One lot tf M.n's
iVreale und Madr:ip
ne,-k band Myt, with stIT
cuff. fnrnoT rt'tiiil priet-s un
hi:rh as Si'.riM, ihiw on sale ut
$1.15
5 !:. .1 ,.:ii 1
r . .1 ,,
1 .n
Jul 01' M.-n'n
l.ln 1,11.1 11s -
,on - n!-nl 111
,rl;t - MiHi"!
at
the
J. G. Snodgrass
$3.98
SlIOKS Kxtra special:
. lo! of Mens Hark I trow n
ss Slim s. U p-t o-d a t e
i s. 1 r:ii- r vahn-s as li'.u.i
S'.'. ',, iuiw iu so!-- at. p'T
$1.19
r.i's--iipi. im
!"m Pr-ss Caps, at
terlals. plaid, el't
KOi' I st vies. alu. !
u" are enMiiir ,.
of A
no!
98c
!.!:. i-hi:u '
- l,-n-
X'. s!.-.
S5.9S
Ore. Hdw. &
Imp. Co.
109 Depot St.
Two Phones, Call Main 76
SATURDAY
LAST DAY OF
THE TOGGERY
SALE FOR MEN
LA GRANDE, ORE.
NO CM AUG E FOR DELIVERY.
-.U
ANDREWS BROTHERS
t 1
mi ii 11 1 j .- , A iA -tl t.j c- v u,- '1 -"''ill
iVl.iHIIHiMl