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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, January 22, 1923.
' incrou cpu
UUdLI 1!
1 imm, 1
J Fierce "Winds Causing In
juries to Uiuicang Kesult
ed in Condemnation, of
School House.
ji ' ' I
'I I Ah. ' I A Showing of Irresistibly Charming Modes in Presses.
kpfT NEW FROCKS
il mmm l
house ni
One Lot
30-in plaid dress goods.
An excellent buy for
children's school dresses
69c
i Agriculture Needs An
WASHINGTON,
SI. HiHUcli. in .'i
creulltH in the current number of Tin
Nation's Huhiiuhm, declare (hat iurri
culture ii'-edii repiiiiu- and ea.sy iiccchh
to ndeqmUe flmtiiciiiH: in ordt-r to.be
placed upon an tiiuality wtlii'utl the
nllnr indUMtrien Willi which it has to
iealH,
Ah the result of an Investigation In
to tho financial und iin-rchundiHin
uspecls of farmiiiK-, Air. Marneh stale;;
tliat lie has come to the conclusion
that tho development of inotlern,
InrKo-nrale butiineas nieltiods lias been
of such n nntnre iui to put tho pro
duction and distribution of farm pro
ductH out of line with tlie n-st of the
economic ntnieture,
rtedtl Acct'ssnry.
"It ia tmncre.smiry to dwell upon
the necernity of credit for the mor
. ord. rly nuirUi-tinK of crops. All an;
by this ttine, I take It. well aware in'
tho dilutions res'itta that come from
loreltiK upon tin- market the products j
of tlie Noil thrtou'h tnabilttv to obt;iiiJ
credit -to cany thopf prodn. ts unlir"""' the present b;inl,inf- facilities,
!mich time aa the m;trketi and trans- K'"'H to the b.ral cre.Jit oi tnniiat ion.
ro!-utim are no loni r ijlutu d by thv t ,r " ! cldes to b nd him money, it
'great flow. , jtakes his noi.. nn-1 pansys It .n to the
"Th( basis of increased rreillts for I ''''.jumal Institution, w hich, in turn.
Jhls pai lu ular purpose should In; the I Places the local Imdy'a not.' in Its
phictnn of the products in a modern treasury ami issuea lis own obll.p.-atlon
warehouse or elector where a in u - iafrninsl it for sale in the credit m:r-
inu aiuiiority would rifnster their
Krndo and amount, und where a cer
tiflcuto woild b" issued for thj
Umount ho Htnrctl or arehcused.
Jione-a and d-pcadable hi ad in t? and
wetKhiU); are eM,.'ntial to the aceepl.i
btltty of warehouse rertiraates. but
should he uarante- d to the larmer
as a matter of common det e
i lvtl rii; hi und-r any emmm
n. i
er
r;nunc'til syM-m. However It may !
now, tliere ;s ,ki dool.it th-lt tin.' liiilii
rr liaa in the pn:it hi en defraitdeil bj
tindefKradinr end scant m--:.s'n nvr.
"The farmer. o:ice hi pess-'.s.sion o;'
thin certlt irate, could obtain i Mi u;1.
on it from a bank in imr h t; .- :;;n:ie
way 11:1 now doui-; or i a r w 'ni
unce corpor.uien which slu-uld he ere.
ntcd tor th- purrese of I ndimr money
to the farmer, at the lowest obtain
able rate of interest, tor ma exceed
inif one eur, upon Ms noie s- cure. I by
thin ccrtnicnte r.-pres.-ntim: market-
abln tauomoditi-
The
ncw imtitn-
lion, intended to be Independent
thn pr-s- nt banking pym. m, would
piace the fat if s i.ob , secu.e.i .y
l'is per d i. ; i ; ii,,lh.:-iV, and ic.
Suo itfl cv n rbM.Mh'ns, 1 i- m.v
ioilO by Ihe I". ;u; -I I .;, d ll .'lks l:
their field ih" 1V,j:ci ;u) I.miicI shoi.hl
I discnuotalde tn the 1 detal
j-etvo syjlem ha.iiv,- not tu,iv
tli;n nine Montns to nia'cr.ty.
I'.iper 1;mcd by t f, dei-ai!y rf'ru-
Jatcd institution of thii l.
mil would
Jinvo tho w idest kind ur n mai k-1 an
wouhi piace tiio la'tn. r who ib . rvei
rrcdit in a pnvithm v.-b re be e:m ,u,
t lin It r.t 1h low. s rat-? e.f in'-t. s
in tho rr dit market of the w ,r d.
IvsnitllfV i'i Catllciueii,
"TilO basis of l!;C !.!. ic- te r.!th
VaUevu WOU'd be, Of C'lll'."", the callle
Vlllcll WOii: 1 ) ae to he p'l.-v. i'v in
I-pccb d, with r. : r.'rC-1'R t'Mt wo ih
be ,ppl!ccbh ill V i b-.-cuniM'u--: fe
I'vntUJ'i s fcr this Hl;'inv should t e;
for ns IriH (-'!"" I'M b.,i : .
rotes rr fl- benftirt ):iv!n; v
jnomb.a or ) A-'ctoio nuturity sh-o.i.i
b OiscrumbJe in tin- l-Yd.-:.il 11
ere Ihiiius.
'ln the mittcr vf i r. i'it f.-r pro
T
dnrHrt-i. i-r-v 'U h p Put ; -ave , t oi
tOllAtcrnl of iinnicd Ion 1 .'ue and'wit;i
marketability it r. t!:e oiher two in-
ance-f. we Tnos ccn-t'er chnr -
Jeter ond Intllvldniliiy vf the frmer
nnself w.int tv.nke's call the moral
risk. Jleri tofore, the rmnifrv 1 m;;s it nay n"P S o
UnJ merchant! jiavo furnished thiajnow nntlcipatcd,
Individuality Marks
Skirting in This Selling
A beautiful line ox skirt patterns in all
and plaids, individual pattern to the skirt
and 3 3-4 yards. These are yalues to ?9.95.
To Sell
$6.75
One Lot
Turkish wash cloths.
Special Tuesday
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Adequate rmancing
ill '.m, ncj mailer w nat iransportation
sort of credit. jnind you, vp nr,Mi,n,i what diatritniion nprenciis, there
now endeuvurine to :lvo tlie farmer as niust he a market, i-'or 1 lie present, at
fr-'e acci'Ks to th
credit niark'ds ofl1'''181- 11 considerable share of th.
t he world as 1 1 1 r jiroducers enjoy,
.so that, lie .shall not be confined, m
ecHKarlly, to locnl niiirti-t a.
t'oniparlsinis Pintle.
"The Kaift. i.-i. n banl. in O.Vinnuy
and the Credit April n!u ' in l-'ranc
hnve as their banis the wound principle
of mutual individual endoraetnent:
but I cim Bee very khivu difiicultieii
in the
m unit HHieni in i ni.'t
ountry. These vi he overcome l)yl,t.1ii'ki.,n.i ,r i,ia frt,-..i ,.i,t.,
ine lormaiHMi oi niuinctai associations
or coj porationa in I.K-aiities so ill sir
inn, V. hu.se purpose would be tu pro
vide the necessary Kuaranteca to the
note of tlie fanner u ho wants and is
entitled, to obtain credit for the pur
chase ot machinery or fertilise
for anythlii!,- liee.ssary to the produc
tivity of Ids larin.
I he procedure un-bx tliis
plnn
wnnid - noin
"The larm.
hat as follows?
il he cannot borrow
keta of the world. This latter paper
out to be discountable in the Kedern!
lieserve Hutik System when its ma
turity is within nine months.
t'cntral Point Discussed.
"Tlii re is no reason why one cen
tral organization should not be the
a:;, uey tor nil of the three above pur-
pos.-s, i. e., tor more ord rly market
hur of c
for the raisinpj and limr-
ketitu: ot cattle and Tor productive
( pin po.Si s.
j "llow. ver. tMs institution should be
;i'b-idiy .:. parti. nta'.lK. d and a certain
I percentage t.f its funds allocated to
i'.ieh bran -li cf the or.-raniatlon. lt.il
ohH.:.mous f..f the thr.-e different
' viri-n.sn. , numerated would thin;
-'i!and 'U ilieif (VA-n boltoniH. M paiate!
icncti trom tlie oilo r; (:u U fund to be
,e.u marked, ut'n rwlse credit for tho
mere orderly maik-tinv of crops.
j'Oi-ch have the war. housed product
las collateral, an I for livestock, would
h ave to pay as hh:h n rate of in t e res'
as that which
u.ii granted for pro
s, w hich ban no such
ter.d.
..id mill ib. lie, the flii
w much in-en- y cm
l li- i:i .-si imr public
iu rs. w iiose ability to
b bnvin.f the pote-
!!e purpos.
;.l i ll
he r...
n t h.Lii
oi he c..
d 1o know
nuo-nt. Th. y nr.- n
v hat t hey are buyimr.
learketiU'T. cattle rais-
thh
--o Unit or.im '
In'. ; nd pre im Men w
Mist shale of lnt r- -a
ach hear ii i
ir:s. In'.r-
d i'e
pI'O-Pl
I .OM
"With p
and mm,
;h:.c a n
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wnt;!d nr
;fa.i:ier's
N il a I'.-i.ie
pr 'P'im ,1 rr,
'. l-e a pt.,: ,
I'.'e. . l in (, ,
i r i o eie i
it In
i lor
! tn ;
.1 tiou --, n ir
Its pot-nttal I
Hut
the
wool, stripes
length of 2 1-4
(cptMlll - proviilliiK fucilitics will bo them
J-to operate poworfiilly ;is a restriction
Ijor praclioi'S of which the farmer now
tcomplaina and to furnish quick relief
,;in tunes or wiiie-;;prejul KtrinRvnc-y
lisuch us lias been recently (
' cxperienct ii.
the isiriner's
in mind the
mmmJtl,-ct lhiIt no "fitter what credit facil-
tanner s marKet must le abroad. Tho
farnw-rs arot!t' riul cporteia of this
country. In the end the price of all
prodiirta Is iiet by the pricn of the sur
plus. In the 'farmer's case this mean;:
t hat the price of Ids entire crop ij
taiK.-ly set by the price lie gels for
the exportable surplus.
"There is nothing so important to
the farmer now, nothinir that so tli-
, f ,w, P0.m , fllll
which can eo.-no only from reestab
Ihnient of tlie world 'a economic
pi ace and balance.'
4k sfc
EXPERTHERE
si::;id:v. famous i this
M'i:t 1AII V. t Aid 1 11 TO
im :MLi:rt).
V. H. Sech v of Chicago and l'hi! .
dclphla, the noted truss exi'-ert, wdl
personally ho -at the 1'endleton mud
and will remain Wednesday only. J;.;i.
;'l. .Mr. Heoley says: "Tlie Spciinatie
Shbld will not only retain any case.
of rupture perfectly, but contracts tho
opcnlnt; in 10 days on the a vera i;-';
ease. Tilts result effected during' the
day- - -the repair continues of itseU'
llirounhout l ho nihl. during sleep
while all strain is removed, lleint; :t
.!--t ail vauccuient over all fornvr
met lied; cemplyf in iuslantaiu o;;.;
1 1 cel. imnu diateiy appreciable and
vith.--tandin:; any stiaiu or positim
no matter the yv.'.e or location, i.a: . -or
diiiicult casts, or incisional rn;
t u res (lollowiiiH: operations) special.
solicited. This instrument receiv. :
t he only nwai d in l-mfvland and ia
S. a.in, produi dni; re aiKs without si; :
fVery. Injections, medical treat mer: i
.r presei iptlens. Warntun All rc -j
should be cautioned against tlie u:-j
of any clastic or web truss with un
derstraps as .ime rest wliero the
bump is and not where the openiir:
Is, produetiiK compile itlons ncccssita
itiK sni'Ki'al operations. Mr. Seelev
has doctimcnt.s from the fnited St.d
k i i .iit.ert, 'a:-hi:v-r: ,n. I. '.. f :
ln-p ctinn. lie will be chol to de:-!-c
n -t raw . without chai-L-o v;- fit th,. y
if desired. I'm- :ness demam'.s prt
.-toppinK at any other phu-o tn th'::
section.
P. . i:rr stul'-iu(,iit in tin, notice,
bus been ertllei! iMtorc the Veil era i
Hint Mate Omits. 1- II. See ley.
llimic tiffitv, ttT N. Dcarboin !
t hiciuio.
UAMMTS IN' .MANntmi A
M.AIIVi'.STO''K," Sii-ii-i.i. He
ll. (l!y .Maill.-T.tc Chinc-e au;h,-r-ot'
tlu- railu.-iv zone have pr--'
ti-il to tin- MoviMnnu--.it Ji..ii!ist
-Initios of tlie ihlTiiiimos l';i!:i!il
i:o tiioy claiMi io n-.i.iy K.is
:.tk .a M.rK-ln:ria. Tin- t hitui- ::'
flat Ih.-sc H"ivi.u.-i-s lane !.,-. -
.'!' !r l'a Koil:' pin i-ost-'r- to c.-y.'.-
i .' i- :-i llu- -i' Jill: y nrv I'v.l y;
jo 3; L ;;ar-.-; an iv'.l-io it t.-.'.:,:,
i r i -it r-ui iVny.
r':'i. Jatu 'LJ Tw.-r.tv-lLvo laoa-
ers l t1-..- :1
! on '
.: Ml t v J. K. Jo--.af e:l. lie?e!:u'- s oei
it f-i,:!'r. who troi.'t t;
l'ii;.i,ll 1 !rs. John lles.ei. !'. :i'. We
- n -:- :;r,,l Ik I-lt tse'n.- of ttiis ei'y. a,!
-''a T t'- '. i:ri-rop r tthic ot ttn- I-.
r' l.r it ;n tmetvned in Jury 1
made tin- arm us-vIom.
JOSEPH, Jan. 20-The worst wind
I Ktirm to ; 1 1 1 k . ihii section since
i Jnniiitry 1010, miw Joseph Tuesda
! afUM-nu'on ami coruiniud its ravages
; until early WVcli.f.nlay morning. As
I there are no instruments for reenrd
j inr the velocity of the wind in Jo-
Meph, it is not possible to state
I what the velocity was, but auffico
I it say that it was some wind. The
! topy-iurvy i-on-.iirion of chicken
j houses, hams, r.iui some other out
! liuiidins that tie -.irate many of the
j back yard corners in Joseph is mule,
i testimony to the power of the trust:;
; of air that came swirling uown from
the mountain tr.ps.
Alone; Main street the most con
spicuous evidence yesterday morning
was broken glass. Several panes of
(flnss were unable to withstand the
turv of the K"le. In the Schleur
building two windows upstairs were
blown out. In tlie Kumble building
formerly cccunied by T. E. Smith a
I pane of erlass in the front and one
on the side v.ns blown out. The
i Jennings hotel likewise suffered the
loss of one of toe big panes in an
upstaii3 window. The most conspic
uous damage along Main street was
the breaking of one of the Plate
I ulass windows in the Collinsworth
building.
Lip at the school house it was
found that several windows on th
south, side of tlie building were brok
en by the wind. W. G. lieith, a mem
ber of the board of directors, made
an inspection of the building at" i
time school took up and found that
the flue had been damaged by the
wind. It was decided that it woe
be unsafe to continue school unti
the flue was repaired. The old flue
will be removed and a new one con
structed on safer lines. It is -pecte.-l
that it will require several
days to make change.
(Bv .Af soemted Press)
CINCINNATI, Ohio., Jan. 22. The
largest hell in America and tho seo
o:nl 1 ardent belt in the world is lo
cated in Cincinnati and han;;s su.v
ponded in tlie helfry of the St. Fran
cis do Sales crip ivli here. IWhiie no
verification of the presence of th
fainoua boll in Moscow. 'Russia, if
available .since tho incumbency of the
Soviet rcT'ime. it is believed that the!
InrKtMt bell in the world still remains-!
intact there. ,
Tho bell here has been runff but
once. Thatwns in the early jjort .
oiv:t?. That was in the early part of
when its obstreperous tor.e shattered
windows in buildings near the church
and it was ap-ced that the tower
was in frvr.vc danger of collapsing.
Since then it has been tapped or.lj
by a large hammer, the bull's clap
per remaining in a vertical and dor
mant position for safety sake.
Cast in Cincinnati in memory of
its donor, Joseph lUiddeke, a former
Cincinivii .merchant, the bell was
hauled 10 its present location by 40
tennis of horses. It weijrhs approx
imately oO.OCO pounds and is nearly
1U feet l.ijrh und lt feet across the
rim. The cost of the bronze memor
ial was 810,000.
The tone of the bell ia E flat and
were it 10 be runjr its sound cmr
be beard within a radius of 15 miles
of Cincinnati, ltut with the simple
process of striking it with a hammer,
the sounder if no louder than any
other bell. The bell rests 125 feet
above the ground,
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darken Gray, Faded HalP
With Sage Tea
CniKlmotiicr l:crt her hair ho.mti
u!!v il'.rk,!-.-.!. plossy and attractive
-'. a 1 rcu ni t,me ' va ami Sulphur.
Whrnivor her luir took on that dull,
(a.l. .1 or streaked appearance, this sim
ple mixture was applied with wonder
ful vik-ct: r.v askinv! at any drug store
for 'AWc-.h's S.ic and Sulphur Com
pound." inn wdl Ret a large bottle of
tin; oil-time recipe, improved hy the
uWitn n of oi'.Kr ingredients, all ready
t. v-c. .,: v.rv little cost. Tins s
p; jn.M.trc e,,-t l-e depended upon ta
r. -; u- r.,tural color and beauty to the
WrP-known iln:s!st say evoryhody
rs, . vein's Saw and .Sulphur Com
I 1 i.-v- l- :ai-c it darkens to natur.
tin .Tei v, tit- that nobody can tell it
Ins been applied it's so easy to use, 0
ten. iia :- !v dampen a comb or o
s i rn Ji an i ilr.iw it throtiqh your jg
b e- . v- r i-.i jtrantl at a time. Ky o
i".:. :t .-.2 ,-av hair di'.ippcars: ;;f- ;5
t-r -Iv.-r . : :';.,:i.-.n or two, it is re- ;o
! -i.l te- it, ; i!r;-.l -o!.T and lOCM
R.-.-i-y.
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j - ) ! in smarter dresses. . , j
ill W:iH il !
I Taffetas and Canton Crepe are the favored materials, j,
j . They are marvels of beauty and beconiingness for women ;i
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;! -i';f;"--ii vtW:, of all ages, in sizes 14 to 40. I
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Red Flag Over New York is
Dream of Soviet Loader;
Open Expression is Jlade.
(By Associated Press)
A.fKmW T)pp "1 Mtv
Soviet leaders have not by any means
piven up the hone of some day sol-
irm' the Ked flap f'y;np over the cp;-
ta!s of the world, in?ludinp the city
of New York. At least, some of thenul
openly express themselves to this ;
effect. j o
Addre-sinp a br.nquet of commun-jo
ists here recently, Leo Kitmincff.jp
chairman of the Moscow soviet, said:!
t.ne Boidi?vist v.'ork?rs should bo
proud of the fact 'that they holdio
within their pra.-: the only capital
on earth tochiy where the general i o
staff of the working class can safely
plan for th? s:ruppie of the future, jo
"And I look forward to tho time," jo
Kamineff said with earnestness.)?
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There's a touch .of refinement
-ith EDISON MAZDA
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H. & S. Electric
Compan)'
Wiiinp;, "Repairing, Appliances,
Supplies and Sen-iee
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"when the red banner of revolution
will fly, not only from within the
ancient walla of the Kremlin, in Mos -
COW, but also from the flair Staffs
!of towers in I'aris, London, Borne
and Isew York.
Twenty-five hundred members of!
the Third Internationale, the Red
Trade Internationale, and the Inter
nationale of youths attended the ban
quet, the largest affajr of. its kind
whiph has taken the place in Russia
since the Soviets came into power.
According to a report issued by the
(Vl,n ot Astoria the carpo lumber
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ilui-inic the year 191.'
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Controlling a
Cough
oi
,The theory about per
mitting a cough to run
its course has long since
been repudiated. A ne
glected cough irritates
the sensitive m e m
branes of the throat
and bronchial tubes.
Coughs then come easi
er throughout the win
ter season.
Newlin's Cough Balsam
will quickly relieve a
cough by removing the
cause. It is free from
opiates and is as safe
for children as adults.
Keep a bottle in your
medicine chest and
check a cough as soon as
it starts.
Price 50c
Newiin Drug
Company
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Announcing
the change in our firm name, we nre, tho same ns In the past,
remly to serve you with the best obtainable in (be ltne of meats
anil iKniitrj-.
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formerly
M. A. STILWELL MEAT CO., INC.
Fir Street Market Qunllty Market,
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The things that combine to make thiags eas
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t HAZEN BEATS SAIfAZN
L0S ANGELES, Jan. 20.-iWalter
!naeIli British open golf champion,
' J l KirlrwonH fnrmor Ai.fitrnl-
.!. chamnion. and holder of the Cal-
ifornia open title, Friday defeated
Gene Sarazen, national open and
professional champion, and Jock
Hutchinson, former British open
champion, 3 and 1 in an 18-hole
match at the Midvick Country ciub.
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A homely expression that
exactly describes the sensation
nt a woman who has been fitted
to a
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FilONT LACE
9 CORSET
"La Cam Me" Corsets embody
the latest and most important
Improvements In . front laco
corseting.
Complete assortment of the dif
ferent models and sizes always
on hand.
Priced $2.50 and Up.
Mrs. Eobt. Pattiaon
Corseticro
I'hoiic 322-Vl Ris. 1702 Oak
NIGHT
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