La Grande evening observer., October 12, 1923, Image 9

Friday, October 12, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEHVER
PAGE NINE
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MISTAKES MEXICAN tlio drpwuT bwiWp my ciipiili-?" Ilwivcrton Volm WiKit I'Iiiii oust of lVuviilon uboYcfc' 'WijciTi
1 himlMr'.'i nit u-iiriinA. .' Willi Iltln
Till' UitiMUlH , 11 ...lllln,, ,l.,Hni t',. ' VJiSmLi-1-.
Men tal Despond of Jobless
; ; ' Britons is Serious Aspect
l'Xlstll(!0. .
,. "l.'ntil that 1 Imo uncmploymi'iit
nml afinirs K'icriilly In Hri tain can
only go from bad to worms"
S Hy'lMuM M. C'lmii'li.
:' tcniaiiynal tvs Serlc Staff
4 (,itm'Mtii(l'iit.
IfNliON, -4. "Tin; accumulated
jls oH four. yi':ns of uncinploy
( t hini' red 11 ceil the workers of
i.ltinl to, tli e Inst ,Kta' of dcpri-s-'..Janil
flt'Spalr ami the Industrial
ook for - the cominff Winter i:l
'ltful."
lis prsrthtlistic vliu" of . the un
InymeiH ,nitualton in Knylaml
. jireserfteii jn an Interview Kranteil
mational Nt ws Service hy lr.
" Ion I'ltillipw, clih f woman officer
; in Uritii.ih'Lahor Party.
k'on.sriit touch with home conili-
1 anion a: KnlLsli wuiiiiPK peopl
i IIiHIIh'm Hpe:iks witli first hatul
: n-U'de'tfr the Huft'erintf caused by
nployn.ent ami Its t-ftectn upon the
leal wrlfare of the Kn'Mi people.
' 1 the'soneral hopeleysncss of the
Mk tliftt tmpre.HMes her most. It is
psyrhoiofrhal. imt tf mention the
logical, pha.se of the sh tuition that
ijs her even more than the phyal
'gcts. :;w;ts recently lecturing at lor
In tle North of Knland," tho
1 Ihued. "There was a man there
i had been out of work for three
' H half yearn. He was a skilled
deer.!' f'ter. nd he filooil leaniny
1 a.t the doorpost day alter day
-night after night. The -doje--'("jjilm
just alive. Hft Bemrd to
. no hope of ever (jetting" work
a. And he kn'md upinst the door
t " Vrobnbly twelve months hence
till be tlo'ii? the same thing".
Touiid ?, boy In 1-aiuaMhire who.
f'a Ion;; apprcntii-oship, had ben
-Wn out of work sooh after be wiih
ty-onc.' He had had a skilled
iliiR- he was one" of many. Utit
tt work flit him Into uneinplo
t and Into despair For two years
ma been looking" for a Job, but j
'1 Is nor." oing Mf has no pros-i
it no money to emicrate; his g-lrl
thrown htm over, uiid n clever,
(boy. with plenty o character.
I s.ni.ln? into ineptitude.
T.tplcal fttH's,
h'se two cases are just typical
undri-ds of thousiiuds. We ha'
One rnUllon two hunlred thous-
people who re on the Govern
; It-lit uneinp'oeil in ltritjan
tb1 n.-t".l numbi-r of unemploy
i probably something; or two
4ns. lint It is not merely tiic ee
llc that is tfliins on Kni;-
o harshly: it Is Ihe cumulatne
t on the chiiracterfl and re
I'ff of the Industrial population,
he 'doli' an llow-nic of
iij11an wekly for a tutm and
or n woman has the effect of
ij lie worst aspect of uiiem
(1 poverty tuvb-iKotni'l. beian.e
tt keep? a f. unity from literal
Itlon. Ii:t th aetiiitl erf. 'eta are.
itlse !"., cinii.nt- to Ihrlit.
ifusandi of the-p fumUieft of
rs have t-raitically "old their
I hous' hold poodM T!vy
l , 0: nil tli- ir cl-jtli' . Th"tr
I'- lit tbr-'i --ur. ;ro. To
!e out of tii present inoraM la
now lor them a practical impossibil
ity. "Peatlis from starvation -.doctors
call it 'malnutrition' through unein-
jploynii-tU are increasing dally. Sul-
.cides are on the upK'ndo every week.
v'hildr-n are being" taken away from
schools for want of proper und suf
ficient clothing. Hardly u working-
) class home in England today but
.hide:! an undisclosed tragedy.
j "1 "olnchlent wil h tliis, on account
of Kem-ral mt nines, a so-called
wav of economy has sweijl over all
public bodies, and one oi its first cf-
ffi ls has been to cut down menlii and
applies of milk to necesUou:i child
ren, ultliough Mich supplier have been
i meillcally ordi red. The natural con
sequence is an open deterioration of
; health among the poorer classes of
jchiidrm which is bound to be terribly
jaccelelated during the coming witer
Ki lief is .Nccihll.
'Hi-itain hides her poverty. Thcro
are no relief funds for starving chil-
idreii in this country. Hut they are
badly needed, livery month of this
t THhle nclu of uueinploymcnt
niiike:: cotitiotis worse and worse.
I "And tiie nuisses of unemployed
seem to ! losing hope. Three j ears
without work seem;; to break the aver
age man physically and spiritually.
.It is a question whether ome of these
I men,, n!;iHed workmen, could ever
(return and do a real job atrain.
j "Saddo( of all. the class it tells
worst upon are the young" hoys who
thaw onty trone out Into the world
jwinco the war They were the first to
!he (Hit off when the trade depression
beiran, and they have nothing to
look back upon and little to hope for
,tn th future. KmiKntt ion is neither,
for them, a possibility nor a remedy.
"I se no hope in the situation un
til and unless (here Is a general trade
revival in Europe and an' opening
of new markets for Hrltish good..
This will, never arise until Europe re
covers irom its prejent convulsion!
and re-wttle.H down for a pcacenblo
Washington I :iiiehlates Hccent
Agriciihiii'iil Legislation
WASHIXCrTOX, (Al') To ac
quaints farmers and others with the
agricultural credits act of 1 !3. .and
Hie 1'nited States warehouse- ait as
amended by Congress In I-N-bruary of
this year, tho 1 leimiiment of Agricul
ture has prepared and Is now distri
buting widely two primers which ex
plain the acts. Each primer is nr-
! ranged in the form of questions and
Voneise answers in simple words so
that the provisions of the laws are
! clearly set forth in understandable
language.
i I )e tailed information on all phases
of the two acts is contained In the
primers which have been especially
j prepared for the benefit of the farm
ers of the country. .
READ TDK WANT ADS.
DABY'S COLDS
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are soon "nipped in tho bud"
without "dosing" by uso of
Ovr 1 7 Million Jar Ymarly
I with
nGHEY"TAR
ESTABLISHED 1675
INSIST UPON FOLEY'S
FOR SALE
660 ucrea in High Valley, 7 miles from
Union on good country toad; will
lease If party leasing will buy the
following chattels: 30 head of
cattle, 1 S or 20 milk cows, 30
head of horses. 200 tons of hay,
machinery, turkeys, chickens
all for $2,660.00. including one
year lease on the whole place.
After the first year tho lease price
will be $SU0 per year. Then is
about 100 acres under plow, be
sides the natural meadow; about
40 acres Irrigated from natural
springs on the place. 20 acres oT
alfalfa, a family orchard, small
berries, a good house and fair,
barn, all fenced and cross fenced
and pbnty of Tarm machinery!
and good pasture a splendid '
farm and dairy proposition. I
10 acres in May Park known as the
Mrs. Courtney home. A beauti
ful modern house, good barn, and
other outbuildings. Mostly In or
chard of the best commercial var
ieties of apples and chert lea; a
good water rlirht and pbnty of
water for Irrigation; about one
in fie frptn our office. Trice.
$12.f.oo. (.'ash to.uoo, balance
good terms.
Phy, Black &Stoop
o Tlx La Grande Sallonal Rank Blclf
I La firandr, Orrcon. ,
I I'UO.NE alAlA bt I
tho dresser beslileH my capguleli?"
JUMPING BEANS FOR comb and brush and a little box con
CAPSULES: GETS SICK" i " " Aik-nn jumpm
Tin) Berneiint Ih recovering.
SANTA HAItHAIiA. fill. (Al')
A polite acrKeunl not up In Ihe
lurk to liike u capsule Tuesday
nlifht. Stum' time later he noted a
iuohL unusual commotion In Ihe re
gion or Ills iliaphiaKiu. lie told the
doctor that it felt like u riot of cap
sules or an internal lanRo. What
the doctor round with his stomach
pump Is shown In Ihe following con
versation: Uear." said tile scrjreant to his
wife, "was there nnytlilm,' els., on
A'icc Vucittion I-'ront Convention,
Nny.4 I'm-k. ,
Kt'ltl.VGI'MOI.I), III. (AD Vice
Is a vacation from the convention,
according 1o llolairt K Park, or tiie
L'nlvorsily of t'hlcniro. who adilrcss
ed the National Kecreation fonress
Tuesday. Vice is resorted to, lie
said, hecausc all the native impulses
or the ordinary, heatlhy human, are
out or harmony with the demands
which society Imposes.
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DKAVKItTON, Or.
or lleavcrlon voted i;r..)m walorl , 'i m, I I
bonds l,y a decisive vote for Hull ",n 1,1 "lverllslnK; mbro fvMvf.,
Hun 'Wit I it at the special election ,lr1' fir" luolecllon. and lictter 'tl
lieltl. Thu water will iie piped from .""y proponents of tho plan,' ; I
Portland, and ti bit,' reservoir built : . I
Immediately on the 1,111 nt' mile THY A WANT Al I
ii'l-
llh,
Complete In Every Detail
rait of tho complcto acrvlce we render tho pcoplo of I
Grantlo U tho maintenance of an Invalid Cur nnd Ainhuhinco.
It la ready at a. momonta notlcu, cltlior duy or nlitlit, to an
swer your call for help.
Especially desirable for tho transfer of patients from hos.
pltul to homo or from homo to hospltul us tho occasion may
require.
KKYNOLDK .ti ZI.M.MICIIMAN ' 1.W3 I Ol ltl ll KIIIUET
La (iiBiide, Oih'bou. I'linni) Jlnlu 3
3. E. RliVNOLUS C. K. ZIMMERMAN
, Licensed Kmbalrncr
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOfl
Service Without
Delays--
With Evtiythinjj Used in an Office Inclutk'd
in Our Big Slock of
OFFICE SUPPLIES
We can save you the trouble and delays from
ordering out of town
We fully supply some of the biggest business
concerns in the community.
Why not all?
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
Some Livestock on
Every Farm
Specialized grain and hay farming without live
stock to consume the. surplus is like raising livestock
without growing any of the feeds which will reduce
the cost of producing the animals. Either way puts
the scale of profits out of balance and leaves the
farmer to face the possibilities of loss on maybe his
one and only class of production.
Similarly, milk products are. more profitable than
producing cattle for slaughter, for it is said the out
jmt of dairy products in one year is greater in dol
lars and cents that the total slaughtered worth of
all the cattle in the country,
We are particularly Interested hi re at tho l.a (Inutile National Hank
in tile di'vctiipNii-nt t.f permanent and contlntioua ttKrlculturtil pros
perity, and me tilwais ulud to It nd assistance In provldlntr the riKlit
kind and rlitlit iiiullly of livestock tor the Inrmcr.i of this lucullly.
Tin- I'selrlr IlilcrmilKiuiil l.licsliHk :mi(MIIiiii at I'tirllaliil, Not ember
S lo lit, offers nn iiiipiniillt led opportunity to tiHlv tint Wilis anil
itmiIH of piofllulilc lH kriii-imc. II I- Hie KmitiM Kallii't'liut Inm llier
ol purebred ilnlry nml Ini-r rattle, liii', Iwias miiit, Iiiiim s imtl, nlMi,
t lilt kenn ami rnbhlla In Hie cntliu cuiiiiii j, it, i,tn altciut llili jear.'
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