La Grande evening observer., October 19, 1923, Image 9

Friday, October li), 1923.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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itvnllulili. Kiipiill.ii or anuthcrn rwil
'in liiinhs huvi lai'n conliapti'il nml
Hint Kiln nutiil. is smuiliT th.'in lam
yur In tin- two rlrat immrd slat.B
llbll--' ' IUI'K''r I" I 111' lillllT una. Mom
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
'HAT f ICHT. MR. Tn.JSm
you okjZht to
Pot thx? -
By Congo
n(n iIimI tit. r Mill 1... ..i ... .... I t llh'Hi' will tru I,. ,.i T
many hIi.-c) nml hunlis tVrf in Hi
corn and w Ktt i n inituih') -e
KimiH i ii in in 1 1 iinu wiiiifi- a wen
fid In st y.-ur. nornnlhiK io u siaii
nunt iKni. today hy the I nii.-d
SIal-H Department tif Agriculture.
This .istlinatc In li;isl upon fompar
ntlvf shlpnu-nlH or lV il. r Bht-.-p ,n
lambs into tho h-iuHiK? corn l.i-lt
fowl i n b 8t a o and upon r port h of
sptoijil Invcflttalions mad.' tiy r. prn
fwntaiiWH of the dpiirtin-nt in tho
westorn f-odln: areas.
Nebraska tV. d loin.
While the shep tmliMlry in the
weal is t.ndiiiff to expand nnd its
iinprovrd financial Hiiimiion makes
this poMhlhte, tin- indications ure that
I his y.jir's lamb crop will lie .rather
closely marketed and ttial the (arm-
lamb erop oi hiNt tmrlnj will ivmill
m a supply of western lunttis Home
what linger than last year. If the
number fed in ihe weurn urvus it
no larger lhan tliai of last year the
in.irKei shipment will tie larger th:i
Oniin Ihe months of .Inly, August j'hose of u yo:tr urn. Tho market I
nnd September. shipnieniK of sioek-1 "Movement to dale support this as-
rr nrnl feedev Hbeep and lamlis from
1Iip twelve markels whlcli most Hliip
menls of sitcli slork nee made in
rrensed from SSa.uuo head In lfii'2
10 l.U.S.iHio 'in !!iia. an Inorease of
:tlS,(HM head or :S.s percent. lYom
Ihn same markeiH such shipments
ill ill UK the corresponding period In
Ifll were SU'.oimi, in mini. I ,r.7ti,ilun
11 ml in mm. 2, 5.si;,mHi had. lr
Dies- same markets, shlimients of
stockers nnd feeders during the-
suinptiun. The d mand for feedin:
lambs from t he corn , bell continues j
insists and this may lie sufficient to
mke this Increased supply at
around the prevailing price levels.
If. him-eviT im inr-ron v.-il uinuilv
brings about lower market prices for
feeders these resulting' lower prices
will probably .lend io increase west-!
ern feeding operations. j
three montiis equaled 112. i .per ceni j
of ltal receipts in l!H':. compared !
witn only I'ti.u percent in and
2:1. ! per cent in mil.
Shipments or Blockers and feeders
Into the eight principal corn bell
feeding slales' from these twelve
market h during three months in
creased from linn.MOo in mil' to !t:iu,
ouo in l!iL':i, an tncivuse of 2:11, ooit
head of a:i per cent. These figures
show the Increased movement to dale')
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higher prices of ,or irint Nonoay
into tin com 1,eli Whether tJ.i fn-
crense can conilnue the rest of the
penson depends ujion the market
faipply of Wi'slefn she
during tho .nexf few1 months and
- percentage of feeders' In this supply.
In the western feeding areas the
present Indications urc that ihe num.
hers fed will not exceed Hii' total
of last year. While there is a large
Biipply of feeding sniffs in these
sections, especially of Iiesl tops, pulp
and corn, prices of these and alfal
fa hay suitable for lamb feeding
promise to be tts high or higher
lhan last year and this situation In
conjunction with Ih
feeding lambs is lending Io restrict
operations somewhat, especially on
the part of commercial feeders.,
Oregon lambs have very largdy
Tnoved otlf of the stale, largely to
Idaho and (ilorado f ling points.
Indications are fhai less than lii.ouo
lambs will be Ted along the line of
Iho 1'nlon Pacific System in Oregon.
Vosslbly 2 0,00(1 Iq 'Zu.ihio Iambs will
bo fed in the western and southern
parls of the state all of which
will he shipped to coast markets.
lA few tho visa ml old ewes will also
he" fed, largely for coast markets.
In northern Colorado feeding will
probably equal in volume that of last 1
year, but wit h an earlier movement
both in and out. 1-Yeding Iambs are
costing from lie lo 12 1-2 cenis de
livered and arc already moving into
feeding ureas In considerable volume.
A large corn crop was raised in this
section this year and niay lambs are
being turned into these fields, which
is n com para lively new method of
feeding In this area. .'In the. Arkan
sas valley probably fewer lambs will
he fed than last year. In Vluh feed
ers would probably opera I c ns
heavily as last ybir if feeding lambs
were not so high, but up to October
1, only around two-thirds as many
had been contracted for as a year
DgO.
In spite bf large supply of grain
nnd forage ; in Idaho, there is con
siderable hesitancy in making feed
ing plans due 10 Ihe prevailing high
price of feeders. Many growers pre
fcr to ship iheir lambs at present
fiivornbto prices ralher than feed and
take chances of the future, market.
The amount of lamb feeding will be
largely influenced by market prices
of feeding lambs during tho next
two months. There promises to be
a good many obi ewes fed in .small
I'KOMIMK (Kp'rial) David and
Ivan Uarreit('who have been working
near Vincent returned home Sutur-
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1 rr 1 (.;, V ' tW-q
PVJT TmS--- ja,A ( 7 ' , M'.
WM 'Pfffill,.. -I If i
Oioks as If M rs. Johuson Is the
ivul "din farmer," while Mnuos I
mauipuluicM the wind mill.- Circou-1
ville I emocrat-Sun.
1 ilk
test
means
who has tin
cd.
McDonald orchard rent-
miy.
Mrs. I.ee Smith who has rcconth'
moved to lllshop accompanied by Mrs
p and lambs : lsar.ee, also 'of rti.diop, c.me homo
Naturdny Io- gather iome fruit. They j '
returned to Itjshop Himdav. TTT "PPTTHN: HTi1 irOPH
Mrs. Vesper iJcnderson spent Hat- i-' 1 U VL 1 UUU
nmVv " WOULD SPOIL GOOD
Misses Alice and I (oris Kootberg, MAN, SAYS EDISON
who are attending High School at j
Wallowa, spent the week end with
their mother Mrs. . I. K. Carper. ! NKW YORK (My Inn Associated
-Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Hammock urnl r'ress) Thomas A. K.ltson, electrical
(Jeorgo Downing ot the Mownmtv-1 wimni. in one of nc itrst interviews
Hicks raniiiH were at William Carnors I 1'vt'r g-rmieo Newspaper men.
sidcrtibly from whooping cough. ' " r' " d'ortlrtiid Hoys 1'ftitdcd. '
, Mr. Hensley of l.ostlne was geltlng Ki'ClKN'K, Or. ('Uircnco I'arker
pcaciics Minoay rrom i-.imer nennen inm! jnmes Whitney. I'orilanii boys.
17 nnd Kl years old. respectively,
who were urrcsled u few days ago
on a charge of burglary In ihe Ku
grnc gun store, and admitted Iheir
guilt, w ere paroled yesterday by
Jui'ge llarnard lo Ihetr- parents.
The -inrenls of the boyn had como
from Cortland to plead for t hem,
staling thai they were moving' away
1'rotp that city so' they .would .have
bctor environment. One family is
going to JNmdleton and the oilier to
California, il was slated.
spuke- Wednesday of tho presidential
Kthel and Lillian Carper spent possiinimcs nt ins iricnu. nenry i-or.t
Sunday night with iheir cousins ,r. jumi ,iecluiv.i -mm H would "spoil a
and .Mrs.' Elmer Dennett. ;good man" if the -nation seal. KordTo
An.lrew I-'leshniiin finished filllnir 1 th' White House.
his silo Saturday. ' Mr: expressed the opinion;
Marshal l-'leshman and family, whoUmt aiitomohllo manufacturer!
arc working at Itishop, spent thuiW:,s moF valuable to the nation as a;
week-end at the home of his-brother.' Pfivntn citizen, and then turned to the!
Andrew -I'leHhtnan ami famllv. jpredtction made recently by Charles t
Dewis Newbv and Theodore Car-i1- HtelmiicU. invenior. connectc.l .
per motored lo Wallowa and back wi'1' il"rral Klectrlc company,!
Sunday.
A Want Ad will find your buyer.
I La Grande Mattress and !
;.-.. Weaving Works
1 Mattresses of all kinds cleaned 1
J and rebuilt. Feather Henovntlnjf. I
Rue nnd Fluff lillL-n mn.ln In nr. !
j.uui iMmnni) eveiiiuan wuuni re- i der nn(j fop
lavld Oarrelt uiul Harry McDori- J'lut'' the working day to four hours. 1
aid spent tiumbiy afternoon v.ith
I'. Carpet's boys.
Mr. und .Mrs. I. S. McDonald and
son Alvin visited ut the homo of Mr.
and .Mrs. Iloyd t''arpcr, Sunday.'
ilio Swearington and family nnd
M r.s. Truni:'n I'oulson ami daugliter
visiteil Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ward Hcscock. Mrs. I'oulson spent
Sunday night with lier mother Mrs.
Ohe Swcaringtoi.
Alfred Carper and family ' visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Den
nett of Sunuyside.
Luella, the sixs-monlhs-old ilangh
ter of C. i. Carpm is suffering con-
With this opinion Mr. Kdisou agreed.
Mr, 1'MJsoiv however, was not Kiiru
that tile four-hour t day won Id bo
good tiling: for the nation. lie cj
pressed fear that too large a lelsdrcji
lass would be created and (hat this!
would have a bad crfect. partlcula
on the young.
Carpet anil Rug Clean Inc
' lilccnscd Finn Ign tor.
Factory Thono 2S3-W
CIIAS. EDWAROS, I'rop.
Vh Economy BASING POWUR
Has proven
most satisfactory
because of the
unfailing results
that are at
obtained
where
is used
vays 5
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS,
All Klada of Mactilmrjr. Aotomobllea and Tnwtor iRwtM. V 1
lMrmiil.fl nabnllt. ' - ' ' 1 1
Antylaa Welding of All Klnda . ' ,f
CrUnilvr Horlng and OmralM Ptatoiu. '
CraakalMru. PIMona and Pluton Pln Rtfronnd
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Telephone Directory
Advertising Pays
" IT HE AGUES THE PEOPLE AND IT 'j
CANNOT BE DESTROYED
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Sales 2'4
times as
much as that
of any other
brand
WE WOntiS GJiEAfEST
MAKIJVQ PQWUM
Don't Forget If It Is
Axles
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- Slums Valves' y.
Fan Belts - Springs - Pistons
Gaskets - Bearings - Piston Pins
:Brake Lining - Piston Rings
You Will Find It In Our Automobile Replacement
Parts Stock
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
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Money
To Loan
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FOR .
LADIES . ' S
FOR j
. MEN
A LIGHT IN
THE WINDOW
Is always a welcome beacon to those who come
home at night-fall. Let your home radiate an
air of comfort and cheer by having it properly
lighted. Let us tell you how to do this.
H. & S. Electric Go.
in; ni'imi st.
l'liniin 3M-W
(Ml eay monthly terms.
q Inquire J. R. Ollra
o Phone Ml-W.
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The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
; j jKMAn CExnxE
Monogram
SIOTOK OILS
You 'know thai con. I oil Ik
rlit-i'p.T tluin rt pnlrs. Think of
tliis wii. n you buy oil auain
Jlli.tlKT I'V Hi'' q'lHi-t or hari-. l.
If your 'I'.-ii'.r ennnot supply
'oi widi !on(h;i:am. '-.'n.
iiniNt; voi it -.
C. W. Bunting
& Son
YIoli"ji!o nml nil.iil
Mnnni;rntlt IM-nlrl
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Do You Like
Home Cooking?
This Place Has It
Delicious Coffee
Fine Food.
Pleasant
surroundings.
AH We Ask Is a Trial
New Sommer
Grill
g Cor. Wash. & Depot St.
REMINGTON
Game Loads
GIVE SATISFACTION j
Because
They are loaded to a safe working standard of
Velocity, Pattern and Penetration. They give
uniform shooting results. They are Wet proof.
GET TIIEM AT
Ore. Hdw. & Imp.
Co.
Where You Will Find the Best
in Sporting Goods
USE
Blue Mt. Butter Blue Mt. Ice Cream
BEST BY TEST
Made, in a sanitary up-to-date, factory, which is equipped with all the lat
est modern machinery. ,
When you use Blue Mountain Products you are boosting your home town,
for they are made in The Local Creanieiy, financed by home capital, and from
the 'choice cream of the Grand Ronde Valley. .
Remember, We sell Clarified, Pasturizod Milk and Pasturized Cream.
USE BLUE MOUNTAIN PRODUCTS ' .
They Arc Home Products Made by Home Labor and Home Capital, .jj
Blue Mountain Creamery
Main (10
!u j 1109 Washington
LA GRANDE, OREGON . r
HEA
TERS
Coal - Wood - Oil - Electric
NEW OR USED
Humidor Pipeless Furnaces
Humidity for Health
Ask the hundreds of people that are now using our
Furnaces and Heaters what they think of them, and
on the strength of their recommendation you will
buy. . -
Furniture Exchange
Phone 17 l-J. F" nl Jefferson
Best Prices paid for Used Furniture or will -exchange
for New.
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