La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1923, Image 8

Saturday, January 20, 1923.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FORD PLANS
i TO PUT END
tv TOALLWAR
rlx-'-"' (By Associated Press)
' DKTHOIT, .lint, i'li. Ili-nry Vonl'n
IniliiBlrlul i-spimslon pnimnia i
worlil-wil'. not rmtluiml. In wop'-,
and lias Ii.'cn uniliTlnkKn wllli lln
uniioilyinK inolh" ' .MrntliiK II"
pi-oplc ol the world lo ' " Ii-kt-i-ami
of limldnK t"'' BO l)rosi.rou.
"Hint wain will 'nititl '"'""
Tills w-m iliscliwl to.lny mi Hi" nio-llvi-
h:wk of tl' I"''''"'1 imimihiolur
it'h ili-slrn to rxl'li'l Ills oiK'rnllons
inlo wry part of Iho world.
.Mr. Konl tl.-Hi v M that "n busy,
pro.ip.-nuw jn'opli' lo '"'l '"!' wo,'K
to mala- war; tin y ro to war only
wh.-n It Ik inccsiairy 10 protect thi'lr
lioni.a or tli.lr llul when tins'' ur,
llll'liaoi'il ly wmiih niori' I'll': nallun."
-When tl"' tlni" ronn-s Hint iwcry
otn', owrywliw, has u Job, anil lusl
IliK prosiii l-Ity lias liccn cri'nt'-il iib a
n-nult, I!"' P'"Pl'- 'f "ny nation will
In. loo Imiiy anil too happy :o i viii
think about war," tin- niiinufaotun-i-says.
Thi-r.-for", It Is pointed out by
tlioso In closci touch with Mm, he Ik
convinced that world Industrial ex
pansion, brlnntni," with It prosperity
lor nil peoples In nil lands, auloniul
ically will mule war possible.
The nmnulaeturer Is known to be
lieve that Hi" iiuluniubllo Is the nlfent
that will usher In the nilll'-nlum of
world peace.
"When the people of ifny country
net to understand automobiles nnd
use them dally, they will know con
siderably more about machinery," he
declares. "Then, In the course of a
few years agricultural machinery will
appear in lhal country. Hundreds of
bushels or Kialn will be produced
where only a lew- were ri-owii before.
n many fort-tun countries the farm
ers know nolhluK of machinery, l'rob
ubly' they will ot know It until they
have lenrnei to use automobiles.
"Machinery will help lo make uny
country prosperous.
T"hcrc Is another reason why world
wide use of motor curs will help to
end war. That Is In the Increase of
travel on the part of the persons of
uny country.
"In Mexico, villuKcs llKht one an
other. If we could kIn very man In
those vllluR'-s an automobile, let him
travel from his own home town lo Ihe
other towns, and permit him lo find
out that his nelnlibors, at heart, were
his friends, rather than his enemies,
Mexico would be pacified for all time.
"Itussla could he saved by the ad
vent of the automobile, It would ed
ucate the peasants by Instruction In
machinery, other machinery would
be brouKhl. In to till die fertile acres
It the peasants once were tauajil to
use It. There would be no more hun
ger anywhere In that country.
"Tile Biune is true, to a Reenter or
iftiti dent , of every country uniltir
the sun."
Mr. l-'oril, accordinR lo those close
to him, has come to look upon aulo-
...,. II. . .,1 itixi'eU u. the iii-mtilClS Of
his factories or tin- plants of other
motor companies, but as n means oi
clvlllnlnR nnd paclfyltlR every part of
the world.
l.UIIAXOX l-'AVOUS S. P.
' flty Associated Push)
l.KHANO.M, .Ian. 2ll. Tile Lebanon
citizens, are showlntr interest In the
Koutherrrr.r'aclrlc-liilon Pacific nn-mel-Rer,
lu that they seem to Renet-ally
favor the Hotillicrn Pacific. Willi the
hope that the road will soon complete
Ihe Natron cul-nff lo Klnniulh Kails
tind thus put Lebanon on the sliorl-r-st,
lino from Portland to Win c'run
eisco. With the I 'at ron road com
pleted the people here believe that
some fir the IhrutiRll trains from thft
north to Hie south would be routed ov
er this east-side Hue, which Is not
only 111" shortest line from Portland
to San l-'ranclsco, but also the short
est from Portland to SpriiiRfl' ld and
Klunmlll Palls. I.
j Weather Warnings Radioed j
I . J Over Land, Sea, and Air j
The marveloriK advance In nullo
lelcphony which makes H poH:ihle lor
my (tuts to receive mefssaKt-H In upok
11 words, wit houl having lo ha 10
i thArnph code, hj'.H enormounly in-rr-jihed
the hroadcuHthiK of weathi-r
llil'ormulloti,. during tin- par;! your,
ml only to f;rmer.s all over (lie in -prior
of the United Suites, but la
ivhtor.-i ini'l rdiip.s at f;'-:i. both on tin
ocean h, the ;nlf of' Mexico, uiul Ihe
(ileal l.uUfH.
ftittltn I Emetic Farm Homes IHreclly
'Co receive radiotelephone mess
ikoh requires only a limited cciuip-1
nenl, simple ami inexpensive. ThoiiH
.imls ol farm r.s hive InHtallcl ri-
Ati iiiijKii'lant aceompliHlimnnt In
ijollo woi'lt (lining t ti r j'UHt y-ir was
Ihe ai'nntjreinent in Juno, l!t2, for
l.rouil casting twico daily, ine I inline
Sundays and holitlnyH, cold vae,
i'voM and oilier witrninKf rind inl'or
riMtion of the utatcs in t)ic Wah
inj;loii ami OiiejtKO foj-eeast rl i-sl riots.
These dtHNeininationH aro made from
Hie naval ."1 alloiirt at Arlington, V'u
nnd Crei.t l,ulte, III. Kjdioteof;ra-,
'iy ami hiKli wavo lenf?th:i art- ntil
iKed for lliesc lonw raiiKf tranMmin
sifum. I oral radiophoi!n broadcant
irur Mtiitions In Uieso li.':trietH tako
up the inesanes and broadcast them
b- iadi'piioiK'.
elliuv :im a rat ua recent I v. with the
re.'.nii dial iho isohited rural home Thin frorrtm x nn immodiato
Ik hronP;ht Instantly in touch with U'tiipt iti'ii by the weather imreau of
Ihe iiufny HindH of in forma (ton, in- I1u;ih approvt-d by the interdepart
siriiftion and information that aro menial rioilo committee, which con-tjeink-
iMo.ehasted eontinimlly. lempluleN the n.m of a few hiuh-pow-
Weathnr int'otlnaliolt thus reachc '"''' iroverr.ment radio station to;
tho. fanner as pr
lively ms any
malv-e v.:-mv lul'ormutrion of Hkj
irre.'Ke.d po -1 1 henelit tC; flyers.
In comieruun will. JiuvritMne warn
hifrs wireh otiniMinicat ion (h uf
ineiiiiinable one or the worT
Ktorm;; of c ir vum H raeed Tor
f iv(. day ovr water are is and il.s
eonti'i', dhectiuii of inoveinet'it, intj-iiM-Hy
and j-att- of projTe r-ttu-minfd
by whelehiw r'i"i ts from vessels. Ad
vicen 1111,1 warnings wei-e raijtoed four1
times dailv in vhwcIh in t;-io Honlh
Athintie, iin (lulf of -Mexico, and th.
'aribbean S-. enabling theiti to turn
lmc-k or etiaii-;
the hur rk iii:'-, Mily on(. ihip wax
lost and property amountJntr in liun
drodn of tlimisandK of dollt.r;t
saved as a r-oill of (hit titielinMM
and Jtfenr.icj i I he warning i.
A eommei cu;t company which tloo
a larKe frail busi'iosH in ('erilr,t! and
Month Anieru an count rios, oxrato.s
e'era) radio plrintH In iho.e couu-til-M
and has arranged wili'i the
weather bun -nil to broadcast Hpeei'.il
weather bulleiins Iwlec da.ily icr tho
benefit of raribbejn shipping.'
A daily i ndh.m-iini Is wen; to the,
''rench it'clmt iilon'lenl nervier1. ron-
thtdr roiilo ;to avoid i corps, it Nome.
two jeani. Twic
tain in? obr-ervat 'ions lakm wi about
4'i (.Litloii.s hi ih'1 I'nited Slates and
a similar mossaji' will be sent noon
lo tor. I'liilippSiM'-r and Japan. Tin1
reporls neat to l-Yanoc n re broadens!
over Kurope iroi.i the 1 :iffe Tower.
Tho 1 'nited St a ten weather bureau
receives radio reports from the Kiir
opean couatries in exehaiiK1?.
It is the plan of the Aniendsen
polar expedition which started from
Hen lib, J un" 1 , 1 !i 2 2, for a t h ree
yur iriji, to muintaiii radio eonimuid
calions with the Cnited States sii;iml
Alaska, for nearly
daily weather ob
servations will be taken during the
expedition nnd transmitted to liie
weather bureau.
The future nserulne;;s of rndioleletr
r ipliy and telephony in disseminating
weuthej- information can not be esti
mated. Whpn funds are available, for
toletfraphlnp" or teledionillt? f oreeasU,
warnings and infornmtion to .rail in
Htalions which can not tit present be
included in the pyem. jutd for addi
tional employees which would be re
quired, the service can be ;naue even
nwtt-e fMr-rfiictii'v.' and va toald".
l.umlier HhlpmrnU from St. Helens
last wfvlt reached a tola) of :i.iniO.
mm feet. Seven vessels lire now in
port which will take out this yook
close to V'H,lHiO feet.
William Henry Welch, for Ilfy years
a resident of Salmii u't for lx years
in eharjie of Die mailhiff room ofu
locu)newnpaior, died In that city Sun
day ntirht.
lattolt thus reaches) " " ' 1 111 """u ;,""""m
romptly nnd offer- lioardcastinf;' official in formal ion bvj
It. in buwine.i;s man. radiotetrj'Ttiplty for the entire conn. i
LAI GRANDE
I'arm (iiteiations are absolutely de
pendent for success upon it know
ledge of weather conditions, und the
protection of crops from disaster due
:o frost, liioiif-ht, siorms and other districts will have one within
weather phenomena is ontj- posrlblo moot h:.
he states in the San l't ancisco I
forecast dhm let were included In a t
siinilar service about September 1, .
and it is hoped that the remain in-.r I
i'i w t
if adequate warnings nre received It
'tme. Heretofore a lai'fi'e nundier of
tho farmers of the country were so
located that t hey could not be unp
olled by newspapers or telegraph with
1 he daily fore-casts and warnings of
the weal her bureau of the I'nited
'tiles department of agriculture in
time to be of service to them. Kadio
lelephony has (hunted all (his. Also
the number of broadcasting stat Ions
tins increased 1o meet the needs of
those equipped lo receive lh mess
.tK's. A year :ti;o daily state fore-1
HSts were bein brondcust from 1 1!
radio Htalioim in only 7 states, and
vhielly by riidloteleKiapViy, which few
wero able to take udvantuKe of. 1is?
July there wero !S stallons, in S;
slates bromlcastinf? da.ity -woather
forecasts and warning's by i-arliotele-phony.
Weekly reports on the ef
fect of weather on crops and high
ways, and ol her information issued
by the weather bureau are also dis
seminated by these stations.
Weather Jiureau Owns .No Wlrelc--
I :(lllpuient
Tho weather bureau dors not own
or operate any wireless equipment.
Tho radio distribution work is ac
('omplihhed through plants operated
by other government aueneles, by cor
poratlons and by prlvatu ind i vid uals,
and "without expense to the weather
bureau. An exclusive wave length
Of 4 Sf mi'tern has been assigned b'
the bureau of navigation, department
of commerce, for the broadcasting" of
Hewer
W ft for
Irrigation
Culvert
Urftinogo
WELL CURBING
Phone Main 120
ItJMllo SiTvicr fnr Hiips nnd Avintrs a
.Material extensions were made lastjt
ycu' In the radio bulletin service fm''
-ihe special benefit of marine and;i
aviation inl"t e:ds. A major bulletin j J
was brottdcaiit, bepinning' March 1 .", g
Wi'l, from (ioad Island, near San J
Krancis( o and localized bulletins! ,
were sent from Tatoosli Islaud.il
Wash.. North Head, Wash.. Kurekn. J
I'allf.. Sp u i'edro, t'alif., and lntehl
Harbor, Atiska. In April, service or J,aa
Ilio same character wa-s Inaugurated
Tor the (ircat Lakes reRions, the to- - -
culized bulletins beinfT sent from A 1 - j tgEAlilllMWTCfflSlttBrttm:
pena, Mich.. UnlTalo, X. Y-, Chicaff:).
111., Cleveland, Ohio, and Iuluth,
Minn., replacing a limited broad-
enslin;; service perviously oond acted '
at those points. This new broadcast-j
liut work is on the same basis asi
that on the Atlantic and (Julf states
In all of this work the weather n-
in l indebted tn the director oTi
the office of communications of the &
navy department for corniai ana ei--
I ficient eooprnttion. j
To aid avi itors special upper-air j
forecasts are broadcast fs'om aH ra-;
dlo sta.tions in 14 zones, except twoJ
Army, navy and postofi'lce officials
and fivhiK fb-ids receive daily tele-,
k'raphic forecasts. Special and mow (
detailed forecasts are issued twic.
d..ily at the rriucst of the air serv-i
ieo of the nrtv.y for the three air;
route- from Washington to Norfolk.;
Yn.. I.onj? Inland N". Y., and Hayton.j
V
Permanent as the Pyramids"
Manufacturers of
Building
Foundation
Silo
Chimney
Pioe
Blocks
-SEPTIC TANKS
Factory Island City
weather forecasts atlil mai lct reports. n)
N station can use this wave length
unless specifically licensed lo do so.
To avoid unnecessary crowding of the
aid and interference with schedule1,
only 1 slat ions hie licensed -to broad
cast in any oily pr community. This
limits (he number that would other
wise gladly cooperate In the work.
Tit ere are at present about 4 tut li
censed broadcasting" stations lu the
Tubed States.
l iaei iism I tii .a lea -( Twice laity
lo.
iqier-M
Kver:
. with
ffort is made to co
thf. army and navv to
(URNS
' Cover with wet baking sod
' afterward apply gently
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Ova 17 Million Jan UseJ VWa
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ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
Wa hava made a prolonna
study of monument building,
and an order placed m our
hands ia sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent erecutit.il.
Wo Will Gladly
Fnrnish Estim&ta
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
1502 S Ave- La. Grande, Or.
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Undertakers Funeral Directors
The funeral service we offer is not excel' 'd.
The things that combine to make Ihi.igs eas
ier, in times of sorrow, you'll find we oifer you
in fullest measure.
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At the close of huMness IVerinhe
':!!, reeelpts nl the Mr.lf.Hd pnstolftc
had Koue over the $:.n,iMMt mark fron
ihe ?io,eeii , mask tcaehvd the yoa-before.
FOR SALE
New Hlx-rooiu nuah i n bunr.alow In
excellent, comllttou, thii e ImmI rooms,
breakfast room with built-in leiuin-s
find tables, full basi turiil will) insula
and outside ent i-anc, t urnact', v;trli
trays, fruit room. Thin place is beau
tifully furnished and everyilitnt; jjocs
with the exe ptiou of dlshrm and eil
(iintr. The price and terms u,i; at-tracllve.
If d,.
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Portland, Ore.
YOU ARE ASSURED A PERSONAL
HOSPITALITY AND INDIVIDUAL
ATTENTION
through the combined efforts of a
staff, who after years of training,
understand the needs of the travel
ing public.
MUSIC, DANCING and the BEST
TO EAT
At ,
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Arthur H. Meyers Manager.
c
f you are planning to ludhl nt
ftprlntr uud would WUv a Kaidrn p hc'
of some Hi.e and still hae nil the a.i
vaiUaKi s f a elesi'-tn holie, Invent j.
Kale this. Lot f.S.. l-'. t by ;Uu r t.
56.6 feel fronlaKe on u hard siirf.icfd
street, loeattd anion; honm tif the
bent homes In the city, newer, cement
sidewalk, l'rlce $HiOe,oi tnnis if desired.
An Old
ltrauliful four-room nio.b ni Inm
iralow , cmm Pi nt hh alien m i hi m ;.i
pnrt of the city, t'" u 1 1 b.i'i. niiiil, y:nr
UKe, fine lawn, w!l Ki'ad.M with many
flow ers. shrubs a ml nhndf l vf-n, if
you want a line home at a rihl prico
look Into tills.
Modern four-room hem-, well local-
d ncress th" tiai Ks, l'rh- $ :'::no.ini, j
lerniM, ,")iu'.(Mi down and balance like
rent. Modern ni -room home, cement '
Sidewalk, lawn, tr. es, tthi nbbcry, in w
flreplnce, basement, built-in Mtelo n, ;
wash troys. Trice ;dUi.(U.. i
Cleaned and Pressed is Often Mistaken for
A NEW SUIT
The Wardrobe
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Dry Cleaning a Specialty
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday
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he was born for "Uncle Josh."
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