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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1924)
'Monday, January 7, 1024. (. PAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER Personal Mention This Is the1 Of e! J. M. ifon'dernon of Walla Wnlln, arrived $n f,a Jraflde In hi evening t) visit his Hon Jolin. of iliiN clly. ; Mm. Ww Hexlon of Iji Orundc, rplurned 4'roin Prairie City, where n)m hOH ben vIMHng. Mr. an' 'Mm. ):. L. Lilly of 7111-(nf-ri. 8n'iit ycHierdny in Grande vjflllinff. W. F. Doff of North Powder. wflH among the guHis nt tin Savoy Kn,tiirday.t,.., ... ' Wo. Jwr wn represented unions Iho ffih-HtH Til the Soniiuer Itwil eve ning )y H. 1''. CIHinm. . .. , Goorgn' Peach of Caldwell, Idaho, li In I.a Grande today looking ufii-r hnnlncxB lnlereiH. Kloyde IlfiKler or I'nton, wan n visitor hi La Grande Sunday. Mr. II. M. linger left ihiH morn Inir on No. 24 for Jiakcr. where Hhc wjll visii for a nhorl Him-. j;iKtn utiH represented iiinnim liii ffiHKlH al Ihe Savoy Sriluiday iv- nlug by Koy Towns-lid. j Mrs. John .oiler of North Pork, reinrnei) homo 'iftor u Hiinri viwii In l.a Grande. M. ('. Hamilton, NiihIi auto cr from linker. v.;ih In l.u Grand Saturday I ranaaei lug business. 11, I', Howe or Knier-prlse. wiin among I lie wci'k-i nil visit oi-h In ! IlllH clly. lie vviiH registered i' S.tvoy. i M I . 1 '"Foreign-Colleges Call J'rof. JUrman Thuinii, iliivt'ior ol llwiriuarillllral Jnsl it Hln of For German Teachers i.rnn nniv.-riiy. z- ' " :,nn lo iM'ttiic on Iho pruxri kh r inn. rn vntiTn mfillivil a J. r Winter this y "m. V. Kroyd of Mavvllle, wng Among the oui of town kuihIh at ijiinic nl ir.iiiwieiiiiK IhikIimkh. Iho Foley Hiiiuntny evetilnjr. !whh reniHiend tt ihe l-'oley. Mi'H. HeHNle Whililiore wiih down j from Knteinrim- H--.1 urJ:iy wliop- She was a trifle late in rrmiinf hm uk.n i. .1:1 1, ...... .. : Mr, pnil Mru. J. II. Kti-warl of Knterprinc, . were anions the Sun day (TUeNtH lit (lie l'oley. Mr. ati'l Mrs. 'hrl Johnson ctii lie down from l.OHUne uh nlnt on a Nliort hualm sti and la Hiire 1 rip. While here lhiy arc J. E. SPEiE JJOOOtOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO aigpidnjf nt the Savoy. M r. A.J.. I-'eiKuson and eh 1 1 O ilren retVrnrd lo 1 heir home ul O i'urniudaho ,thin inornlnir aftitr 2 spend il; (he liolldnjH In l.n (Jnindc -? . ..... j . O Wll ll'l-IHMV o , o o o o v ' On V llplirimia Annlna 9 riiy Q " ' li ' O O T).. i i O S g Onions o j ' O . . . .. 0 wlllv o Wo Ifavo a Rral Unrifnln 0 O In n llMfil O d olTITPlIOim.K TOI'ltTXO CAR tf 6 T 6 IS INDIGNANT Sylvia I'reeinan arrived In I a i o Orande nt evening on No. l!i from ! 2 Mountain drove. Missouri, lo vhi.t, - it 2 her HiHi-r. Mr, jnmwi Murr. of ihiK Difference of r ood rro for 'Vi-riir ueriv. duct Prices in Commu nities and Cities is Scored. Mm. . M. I'Vo.l ritu, Ik sliopplntf friends In thlx rity for time. While hero Mrs. q reKlH'ered at the Suvoy. Al linldor In t'nion rounly, re- . J cent I y. I ftu furniei H and their r of lOnter-1 IV'V'H Krtthered ' at a fai-merii' ..twi viln in ir ' meeting, at which a dltfner wiih or a short l-'axler In O o o o o o o o o i iupmoblle 1517 Jeffcifion o A ooooooooooopoooooooooooo Berved. Nearly everythiiiff on the tuhleH uh t ho product of the f'uuim, und the cottt per iilut! was 'computed, liaBetl on prices the fui'meiH received for tin1 food o Miaa Ilnrhtiru fruhli. V. !. Hur-. pi0)m.,Ht p1IH i,,. CURt f O dlnifiind N. (). l:iiler. were ainoiu: p,-,.f,u,-inir the meal. The actual g the Huker gliestH ul the Koiimier j ;.0Hl p, vw,s io cents. Thin O iaat evening, tiuiue menu w; then coniiiared VpiaoJ: 'with J'orlland resiaurantH when X VVOI M n w rherrv nnd MIrm r...t ...... i.n.i.i rti-nreil .l'YanceH Cherry were down from(0it at $).&& a difference of $l.3H . 1 1'-Vlnnd AKld.g jy(lnu.L Saturday Hhopplng and lietween I he" farm price and the Main bjw'-; vinning ineni. rney Hiiippcd iimi j-orlJund eajing iioutieB. in oinor 2!bUU'N1h " the Somnier,,'" I terms. It cost $i'4 to feed 160 10. K, I.a l-'rh iwer of New faslli MHMMPMMMMMMMMMWHMMHM j WyOllllllK. reUfl lled llOMlC llftCr --j-w . 'Bpending fyferal tli! headfi of farmers that tiny niiHt ty comhlnatlon strength con trol their prodm'lu und tlu-Jr mu-ti-lhution, .1 hen will they pull up to the other tandurd:4. An organ zatlon that controls i:t l'i or HQ per ci-nt of an output will not 'he of much, foreo In marketing. It must have m-j cent control to he a factor in marketing and price rixin;;. When fiirmer.s will oul: arguing aiul sign up to deliver every hack of their spuds q u central Hell ing agency; every pound of their pork and heef ; every hurhel of 1,'ielr grain: every crate of their apples, Muuil fruiU and other pro duciH, then they will he ahlcto get a fair, profit price lor their labor. Then will they he aide to deter mine Die market price, rather than the broker, wholesaler, coinuiiK-j Blon men and other intere'.M. j There ure plenty of workable co operative plans n-ady for the work when the farmers are ready lor! the plans. I Ami when tho farmers are ublej to do their own marketing, then will the consumers have something to work on and thev will oriAun)y 1 and meet the producer to ellmln-i ate th many middle profiiH and expeiiHcH and gel th.t produetM at lower prlcea. New Itiisian Cuius .Minted. , I'lI'ltOCltAO. A I The Iet rogrud mint hai: finished the exe cution of Ihe order made by the rontfsuriat of finance for the mint ing of .gold chervonizi, and also sil ver coins with denominal Ioiih from I II Kojceks 1 n one ruiible. No copper coins have been mint- TI'fWNfilCN. WiierternbPrg AP) --Clorman BclentlBiH Al 11 1 ore well considered tn the ontsld" world, for no fewer than four promlnenf fiavanin recently have been called from derma ny to It-prncd Inst II u ilons abroad. I'rofenBor It. It. Schmidt of Tu bingen tinlveriiity. an archueologiHi has Halle,) for New York to deliver a course of lectures at Yale and i 'ohimbla unlver.iit l. Prufensor I Schmidt has conducted evavuiions! In WurbMulw rg and Is on authority! on lr'diisioric man. t VyoUmutr Von lloyningen-ileene, ; ,'il.so of Tubingen university, has j .sal led for Ifuenos Aires where he j iwlll conduct resenrchefl on aaurian fousileji under I lie auspices of I.a 1'luta imiveifliiy. Prof. IJueiie 1b ,11m Jjend of Ihe genlogieai-palaeon- ;lologlenl Instiiufe of his home mii ' verslty. Dr. Anton A. Dnmpf, for many yearn leader of the Zoological In Hiii ute of KoenlgBberg universpy. hns received a call from Ihe Agri cultural Cotli'ge of Mexico City to lake over the pOBl of professor of t.pplled zoology and, slate entomol joglst. Dr. Iampf was formerly on I the slaff of the colonial govern I men! of Oermnn Hunt Africa. College cligildlity rubn ar gel ting so strict that a Htndent who hats too in Iri-eiiotnt try has jnor chance than i guv who IiI'h ,4on In h:.. Ilin. Blue Mountain Oregon Bowm LUMBER- 10 TELFV I A aif YOU WON'T HAVE k MAKE WAIT LONG YOU NEED ilONE MAIN 8 - Hicks Lumber Company For Mill and Box Wood Phone Main 517 J. L. Munliall The coins have not yet been put into circulation. Scii-ntiKtii have found a petrified KkuU. The strange pari Is that they found it in Central A merica in tead 0' an inforinalion bureau. Department of justice invesliga tioni; are very annoying. They give the yruft away, and then competi tion cuts tin. profit: tremendously. January 10 lasl r.-nt without pi to y...y wiitor 1 -7-.lt 111 Si Heating Stoves j 5 nj,ijmLw"V'fi Dinner Seta jj ; - eks In i Aiisnyn leiiio or i';nterpriHe, pass ed ihmgh IM tirande last evening way to Cenlralla, where she wi v)ll for several layH. .'nde llrookfl, merchanl of Kn- terp.rlHe, Is among I he business visitors In Ih Ik clly loday. He is registered umong the guesis at the 4omm(irii Iterlln Itnhles Gr (uecr Names. F.LEilly Hardware ror oale i It Kit). IV. (Al') Merlin's crop of W foundHng's particularly plentiful fcijimt now, will have a Ht range lot t of immiH when they grow up. w ai a iosh ror nnmes ror the youngsters and desiring to show ho in e originality, ihe heads of Her lin'n largest orphan asylum revived tho old Idea of naming roundllngM for the st reels or Ihe district tn ST which they were abandoned. A jj.haby boy dlticovered recently luck Jj''d Into a basket in Alexander 1'lau I , w uh given that name exactly, and a baby girl picked tin on a dooi harlotlen Street win- lotle Strasse. tint boy Inherited the name .of I ntel den Mnden. Herlln's beat knowi., thoroiiKhfare. and anoiher thai oi Koenlngs Alice, allee being tin ,(lennan for a wide Hired or nve. pile. J step In Charloi Christened charb 6-room plnntered homo, ewly nnisiieil insl.le. located on Weil Main street. Large lut :t;ixr.r.. j Owner very anxious to ll umlj in. mu prcsem tune mnt will handln rhts. Tola! pi i- : It you want to InvestLale tills you wlU.aiavu to act nitrk. 7-room modern lotn, 1 he owne this elf for $hk cost yo about, n snap. The little things count most. In a world full of peace und pros perity, u man could be unhappy with a tack In his shoe. r r and will til. This ilia about I 9 f omo with 4 lints to leuw sell his eiiuity lies ihe place iT.ll. This U 5-room modern home, largo lot. just painted outside and newly finished inside. Price t.T.mi TerniH, ITiUu down and balume i n 1 Bull purchaser, 1 It you have a lumst? for mile nnd want It sold quickly, come; In nnd sen me. Geo.H.Currey "HKAI.TOK" Ileal KMatu Imuin liixirmit I Olson'sx. ORCHESTRA Oryuil'l lu SprinK, IVl-rtOIIIH'l A. OIkoii Mrs. H. V. fionrh K. Mc.Munus K. Itomnbulim C. 10. Muys ):. Hlrlrw O. Uumrhri'y C. E. Sluys, Mr. Ph. S7S-M Ik It. Kpi'iitvr Awl. Alur. IMi. :i:(7-ll ; "Button, Button" ii I 'Hi V I ii iiy 't i Kn Bt e rn Oregon a u d $:'3l'.6ll to feed the same group in Portland a Bprcad of $2K.riV slates c. K, Spence, ket agent. , iirmers do not want oilier standards pulled down to their live), hut they usk that theirs be raised t o con form with ot her in - dust lies, They know there, should' not be a difference of $1.33 be tween n dinner in l.'nion county and Poiiland. In hucIi a "spread", they know the consumer puya far: too .much and producer recelvoHt fur too little In Juailro to both, i I'd rm products pasH through tooj imuiy hainls, and too many pro fits are Inken between the grower1 and eater. Iteceniiy the state market agent followed a sack of potatoes from tho grower Juat outside of Porlhiiul to tho rctull er on Kighth Hlreet and the price; more than do xbled In the 12 miles of handling. Yet each mid-; dlenuin Nhoweil thiil. he hiul not made more than a fair profit on his share of t he handling. The trouble was that loo many han-j died the Hack of HpudH. too many nile-ort'H were taken. There is no good roa-non why farmerH should not handle their food - products In the same way that big factoiieH handle their food products. Shoe factories do not ship their output lo the job-; bets and wholesalers and take the 'market prleo." They fix the ma rket price before t he goods leave the factory. They do It through combination strength. ; They can always get a. profit prlc ' by refusing to well for any other; price. They are In control of the I ntpply. In Washington state there Is much pi-ogres:: being made in co op rai ion bet ween pi od ucer and ronaiinier. There ure !m -o-otern-live Htorop ill that pi ale. m-d the mailer of shortening the route and reducing the number of profits be I ween the farm and t he kitchen I;. iioi bein.v worked out. II Ift -low work because of the oppo sition of Ihe middle interests and Ihe apathy of the consumers, but , Ih- nioveiiieo . Ii r''owitt;;. When realiMiiinti is 'n-ave-i Into f r A constitutional monarchy Is one that takes away the powers of tho ite mar-; lli,1fr utut K'v them to the dlcta- A village is a place where a ser vant In the house means thai you are n nodal lender or an invalid. rg. "I wouldn't be witJutC i (A, vho has been trTf colds ( ' 1 i for years. Hp revents r & SOREHROAT XSfr TQILITIS (; ir. wad colds ; I Lincoln CARS- Perki ns Motor Co. Kf.ld hy All DjiixcI.-!-. There's a Reaso Since Jan; 1, 1923 to Jan. 1, 192-1 our sales have increased just 40'i growth. ood, healthy Turn The Gr v. That's Quality - Priccyf Service 1""T""," sfode Ronde Limi ber Co. 1921 Builders Store Retail Dept. Main 7!12 Quality Chain Wood, Ajways S.ti Grande Ronde Hospital A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not ad vertise your sickness or broadcast your operations, but gives you service equal to any institution in the North west. We employ only graduated nurses T T T ? ? T T f ? 1 FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW Druggi3t Snyi Ladies Are Using Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur The rashionubte tunic Mouses arc piouiai lcner on. I hmgir. Vy a; w natklM ;,hc,w pt u l w inehi-'. "I Ulidcrflhp ltt-low Ihe t utile hem liutf, a Reotl bit ot the under -die J na lie Men tiom the stdva in :thoe i.MKlels lJlUl lIlVu 11tVn ; Hc.nuv, but that just a U-tier o .poituriiiy lo cMitia-it lurdwiioutly .colored inaUi UU, I! ii Ilitir that loe it h sdor ntul luive, er win n it belen. tiiitiH gritv, dull and liletes-i, i cuurted )y u !iivl; of Hiilphar in the hair. thir p.ruu J inotliei' tiuule ai(U jii'iMnie of agf Vert :iinl Sulphur to keen Jut loijE d.uk wad Inuuliiul. mid lht.iiiiii'Ui' v.oriM'ii JUul itn-ti v. ho V.tlue t'uit eii I'.tl.-r, th.it ht.mtiiul d;.rk li ! uf hair xihieli i- so atlrntlive, ui'Jnly ' tji (dil tmii- rerijM'. m Nowjohu we gel this f iuioi mix luie UllplOViil h (lie adili. n of ether iiigrediriV- hy a-t; in;: it tiny illiix Move for Iwitlle of jpVyelh' Sage and Sulplniy t otnpeun, which dmki'lift the hrtiV l anti'.illy. so evenly, that iioho k tun J-hy tell it hrtB t ee ii Hpdii'dt liXit tliltlipen I h Fp"ii-i or mit in rr witn n mi l ilrnw t4ti tlitotigh oiir Inur. tttkinx one mimlt ir.ind n: s tiuie. lly t morning the gr.iv ln;:r tltoappeur : hut Viliilt d lihS Ihe I tdie With etL' S:ise a I'd u!tdiur i 'oui pound a that. heidc bf -liitifidlv ilirkflurej ne listr htti-r a lew Hp pla Mtiolix, it Hl'i hri'iirs !' i ' I" .t I I.. ... ...i ....... ; i.. i pear. Hue of uhitadamv. Wash Boilers Tubs Wash Boaras Ironj r Yours for i T '; A n i tServii, , X t The Late President A Man oj Personal Character Skala Hardware Co. itorcscii r.i.nc. Phofte Main S:i 2 It is believed by yfiany that Warren G. Harding's death was caused by -er-work a terrifically busy man. Yet mindful of hisiersonal duties to himself and his family. Not satisfied)' merely GETTING ALONG but determ ined to( GETAHEAD. Knowing that to wear out would mean honyv, to rust out would mean disgrace. ARE !YJU of the same character? in getting ahead? Can we assist you WE ARE AT YOU.H SERVICE T ? ? ? ? T r T United States National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM or.f. 'uV C.' t ? t f t f T ' T T , T T t f ? t f t" ? t t f f t ? ? . ? f:.. ? ? ; f . ? T . f X