La Grande evening observer., June 07, 1924, Image 12

PAGE TWELVE
TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, June 7, 1924.
OCCUPATION
HURT DUTCH
Kuhr Valley Situation
Brought Stagnation to
Commerce of Holland.
T1IK MAIH:K. AI) II In only
' 111 Uio allied tu-c ptiinei- of tin; cx
lrriiT report, mul t lit coiiHiiint
ntultllizlntf of Oi rmany mid 1 1
Jlillir, thai lunch . rjnuncU-iH ami
Iruilcru pruft'HH to hco a imHHllillily
' of brlntfin Dutch trnnV oiil of Uh
' prcHcnt dcprcKned Htiile. Ktononti
cully tho occupied dial riot of I In
Ithlm nnd Itutir form u I Milch
"liltitcrliind," with the hhuII (lint
Dutrlr' truth Ihih itro'l"'l to I In
bultoii) during the hint year.
Tin n-milt of tho ott'iipiition Iuik
Iji'Vil ii 'heavy reduction In hiiHineKB
all over tho country nml it rfm in
Hie t'OHl Of living. The Influence
uIho Ih felt In the tninniorl trade
and the two principal portu of the
con ill ry. which urc far too hl for
heir own re(iilreiuenln. liave suf
fered conHlderatily. uh I heir pro
UMiry function wan catering lo the
Industrial illnlrlciH bordeniitf n the
Ithtno.
1 ; Th'H detrimental influence luift
extended nlno to the export trade
of I Hitch iimlenll oral p-od nee
Hhlt'li Iiiih been Interfered wit h ly
Iho Inlorruptlon of Irnde ronleH
lliroiiKlt the occupied territory und
the' fluctiintlnir exchrwure rale of
Germany, lfollnnd'H hinreHt buyer.
At the otltHet of the ItHhr neetl-
pullon Imteh inerchanlB iitlempled
to a I low bimlnenH to Hltilo ulonif
without Htopplntr their production
For Sale
,1 l-'lvo-t'oom modern liomfi, hiirfo
lot, Coxl'Jtt, cement shlowalk, K'ir
(f". lawn und trees, buHcmeiit,
iuiimcv. A Boldlur'u loan will V
constdurod.
Four-room modern homo. Just
re finished, 2 lots, Kood locution
Price I28UO, Terms: f'JUU cuhIi
'ud (luhtnco like rent.
' Klvo-rooin modern homo, fur
nace, fireplace, basement, for
;i(ioo. This Is nn exccpllonully
luw-piiccd Vi'upfly.
Modern fl-rooin homo on paved
sli-eot (or t4uu.
Uuilorn fl-ruotii hoinu on puved
(riot, riirmiucb luisetueut, ffanifrc
mid cement drive wuy. If you
witnt a modern 6-room homo lo
cated In the best rcsldcnco dis
trict of I .u (Inindo It will pay you
to Invcstlffutu this.
Geo.H.Currey
i "nEAIiTIlM
Real Eatnte , Loans lnurawr
'Mice I : illloii I 'll res
from l,n (.ramie In cfrect
dally to Sepl, 15. I'hial
ii tiiui lltuil (let. :tl, Ml. I.
Mi)p-oer prh IIchi-h Kolut;
nml ii'liirnliiu:.
fall us by phone and
let us make alt your in
rautfcinenls. It costs mi
more mid wilt save J our
valuable time.
J. II. Kecney
AUrlll
THE
L. & L.
DRUG
Co.
Phone
Main 87
I. " ..I
in inn nope mm um occupation'
would he only a matter of a few
wee If a. A different rcmilt, how-1
ever, forced them to ctoHe fuctorieH,
and cut off the Houien of HUpplhH
' Mod, produced a Initio deprens'on
iof a magnitude never before known
I In Holland. The preHetlt Hinte of
jufriilf-H has continued nhoiil ten
jmontliH. und can hardly be relieved
until the problem of lite occupied
terrllorli-u Ih Holvcd.
! In contrnHt to thiM a temporary
j benefit Iiiih remitted to many Dutch
indiiHtriiA which have been able to
I regain old marUetH and have en
deavored to open out in new direc
:iloi,H, ! h Ik noted by It. V. l-um-,'lnfr.
couiinereial secretary of the
ItritlHli embaKHy at The Hukuc.
i Moreover, the lilt rodiicl ion of ar
Ittriclat Hllk worlftt Iuik reHiilted In
'HucceKKful Dutch competition with
foreign KOodH.
Tl'ade condltionH have been re
flected 111 Hie public finance. The
nlule revenue Iiiih dropped Home 11(1
I per cent from the riKiircH reached
duriiiK the war yearn and reHiilletj
jtn u larue deficit in the national
exclie(iier. I Mis linn muue reirem-ii-ment
neecKKary.
In presenting the new budget, i
th" inliitHter of flnanc'
slated that
tlio estimated deficit of 4S.Om.fio j
florins for ly.i wouio noi oe n-1
tluced mid that the i'.r4 deficit Ik!
..uiltiiiitixl tit nil mill ll(Ml florins. The I
Iokh on railroad operation mid th
cost of keeping up the Hint)? edu
cational liistltntlot s represent a low
of about half the deficit of tlw
country, which c:innol be reduceo
under present conditions.
CALCI TTA (A I')
SportMiien
all over India ure greatly
inter- ;
! TiCiPn n I ill:
ihteil In the skin of a white Hgrrpiuist Tollow a more generous pol
reeently stiot by Hie Maharaja of j Icy with Immediate pardons lor all
Slrgujti und which Is now on dls-;
play here.
Kxcepl for a few darker shill
ings the pelt is utmost pure while
und measures ' nine feet eight
Inches from nose to tail tip. The
white tiger Is extremely rare, bin
few specimens ever having been
seciii'kd, and this one s reported
lo have hud n cureer of depreda
tion that Included three human
victims and Innumerable cuttle.
According, to reports from the
district in which It was killed, the
beast uclliully uppcured to use Its
unusual coloruilon us un uht to
hunting. It wiib continually mis
taken for n steer or cow as It lay
quietly nuiong the herds waiting
u ehinice to kill, und Hie naltver
j assert that II mixed freely with the
herds without exciting alarm.
Three instances ure related of
Hie llger having been seen ijtug
toilet y In the Jungle und being
mlstuken by r.;:!!v: for u beast It
hud stain, and In each, oi i!i::e
discs when the native approached,
he wns killed.
BRILLIANT LAD
RESIDES NOW IN
. ,-. x f W UTT j
hi UK A A Li, WAoll.;
I
SIMiKANK, Wash. (AP) - Al
though only five years of use and
havitiK had hut three months or
schooling, James Hunter, son or
Mr. and .Mrs. Wlh-en Until. t or
this city, reud like a third khuIo
student, commits tu memory in an
hour's study several verses of
read I im, memorizes words and
music of souks hy reiidliiK them
over a few limes and besides has
shown un aptitude In drawliiR ant. ,
mal pictures which are easily n-c-
oani.uhle, his teacher declares, j
The youmfster's versatility Wiis .
dlscovci.d by Miss Hazel 8. Willis,
first made toucher m the Han-j
croft school which Mlmmy' h;is i
attended "nnntilclally" for the past
riiiK his from cnioiltnK as a reyu-;
lar student !
"lie is the hrlKhtest pupil tor
his ,. 1 have ever had." Miss
Wlllls si.ld. "and he Is wholly un- :
spoiled. He hasn't vet made up ;
his mind what he wants to be
when he 14.-OWS up bul 1 predict
a successful career In whatever
lit: Iindeltiike
SWIODKN TOl lUSTS
Sl'KNt) Iji 1,000 ON
AVURAGi:, CLAIM
HTiM'KHitl.M (AT) -About .'.
tiMH.OIMI Wiis spent in Sweden UlM
eiir by i .mie ;'iM,imui imirtis, n -coriUiik'
to estiuiales i-onipiled
I rum data collet led Ity the Swedish
Truffle assoi hition. It has been
1 possible to I'sltuialc from the bust
: wvfH done b hotels, steamship
- lilies, railroads, the hi rue r places
i of itUHiscment, elt ., (hut the tium-
hit oi ic.rei.nn isuor.1 in onnirn
has I'ison I'roni about :tr.iMit n
'.f:v to about Mi.iumi in ::i. Last
eiir, according to Hie in tic lulu ol
t he Terceiitary Jubilee K posit Ion
in Hot herburn. that 1 lie fair was
attended by about 10, htu Ameri
ca us, many of t hem em tyrant s
from Sweden u ho hud taken this
oppiiriuiiliy tu rr t-tt tho mot her
count ry.
The mmiey brought Into a coun
try hy tourist it tide Is usually
spoken m mkucI us part or the
"lnlstttli- trade balance," but ex
perts In Sweden are now becntn
lllH interested in eslllllUtlh); lhe.le
ependllureH pet tuplta. I. hut. T.
SfKefsl rale, director of the Swe
dish Traffic ussoiiattou. has com
puted Hie nveram evpendllnre
within Sweden hy tourists an about
$oo for each perioti,
llimuaiy I In- IVmt Uh tie
111 HAI'KST (AD. -White (ief-
many, I'ohmd and ot tin eotii,
trbs vie with one unoili-r to in
eeltalll Which has Hie ;n (jest p.
lenlHjfe ill the birth rale, lllin
Kitr.v recently has taken her place
at the tool of Hie list and lui-
FRENCH CRISIS !
l'AKIH (Hy the ASHociated Press)
The ininiuicrlul crlHla und the pn
bb'iitial crisis are coiiHldered open
now uh a result of the iuviiui.on
sent Wednesday by President Alll
leraild to i'uul J'uiuleve, president
of the chamber, and Gaston Douin
ersue, president of the senate, to
call on him Thursday morning for
u consultation In regard to the for
mation of u. mlnlsl ry to succeed
that of ttaymond 1'olncare,
II is expected that Hie presidents
of the chamber and senate will con
fine I heinselvi s .to I he silKKes ion
that Kdoiiard llerriol, leuder of the
riidlcal parly, Is t ho IokIcuI mail
lo form the new cabinet and that
the presidential issue will come up
only when M. Milh-iand, acting on
their rnlvlce. will usk At. lli-rriol to
come to tin Klysec palace.
Nl. Jlerriot lias thus fuf kept (its
own counsel reiriirdintr the aiiHwer I
, vvin ...ake to l lie inviiiitn.ii inllioldiu a commission as canlain
for MmiHtry.
T, OI(l)OHilll,n which ih, km-. ni
the opening kismIoii of the chamber. I
look
ouranc WednHday aflt rnonu ;
when lis cumlldiHr for the pies.
deney of Hie chutnber received 2'
votes. ullhoiiKh the oppcs.tion wuH;lr"e of the nav where un officer
admittedly not polling its ' full
strength. M. Painleve. when he
took t he chair, observed the dif
ference In I he altitude of his poli
tical udvi'isii,rles, who showed ruth,
er 'uggrcsslvcly their disapproval oi
some of his remarks on Interior I
politics, '
The chamber soon became unrul
under his inlld-mannered rule, the
Socialists und Communists almost
jcoming to blows. The prrsldeiit in-j
sisted on the majority idea, that Ihcj
election meant Krance had decided '
to change her policies radically. He
-said the baftue of nations must be
strengthened und the government
polllicul offenders.
FEDERAL LAND
BANKS AID TO
FARMERS FUNDS
COMJMUIA, S. C. (AP) "A
general upbuilding of the rural
eoiiilivnuies lias resulted, au.i
tle furmer Is - being
much needed lesson"
luught V "a j
In reguiat-
lug his business lb rough opera-
Hon of t he federal land bank in
the Columbia district, accord! mr '
to I- I. Ciiibm, acting president of I
the bunk. i
Heretofore tin? furmer has i
P-nded to let obligations tlrlit from J
year to year, but he now rcullxcs :
that he Is u member of a great
co-operative association Und that
lu has obligations to the ussocla- '
lion," M r. Onion said. "Interest
und umorl Ixitllon payments must j
tie met promptly, as only in this
way may h ;:d his fellow fu'l
mers enjoy Its advantages." '
Amounts of lojins in North Car
olina, South Carolina, Oeorghi and
Ploilda total i7:i,h Hi,;i7-1
of this
amount, Mr. tlulon said. loans
nae oeen cunceiieu won toiai
principal uml Interest of tlil.RSI.-
13".
Ii almost Impo.ssihle to tell
how ninny farmers pave !v n alil
to huy farms slnci- the federal
land hank was established," Hie
speaker continued. it has hecn
moi'u of a titestlon of keepliiK Hi
han i
tanner on his feet rat her
helpiiiK 'he farmer huy a lurm.
"The htandaitl of iMntf proh
ahly would drop, In I he a venire
case, lor one or more yeara while
Hie farmer Is paying for tils farm
and purchasing machinery, hut'
would rise, eventually to ahoe
the level nif Iho tenant tanner,"
the act lug president staled, din
cusIiik t lie standard of li iuk -of
!h laitdowuliiH farmer.
.Mr. (Inum f;:r'"-i-d belief that
while cstiildlshliM'iit ot the ouni;
' .
farmers who moilKiiHe their crops
lu advance I,, huy supplies, he
,h,,,kt ,"" ""lt through e-
"t "-edll to a community,
'' l"M r.imenl al lu efrectUiK ine
lr.vei.,entH which have increased
wil,mllnurt ot land with
'"'Itanl .nldilloii.il revenue lor
scnoiMM. inns in a nr n.i ui,
better ed uca( lona I opport unities
liae been afforded larniers' chil
dren. ! CIHlUtN. (Hpi-rliil) - -The ret. ps
ul CH.litin niTil ruin mtv lnnlly.
WYnIou Miuin titfti air pin ni tiij.1.
poi nt n'H tliti wi-i'li.
I Mon! of I ho tlmlu in tv-r tm
' t lie mountain.
i Mm. .t.thn rti'ic imi.I rSithlrm
liuve Ihtii Hpi'ii.ltiiK- a wr.'k on tlt ir
! nimmlittn ranch.
Itivit Kmn.-. m tri.l his linm-r
l-n.lly i-ninh. il l.y n h v r on a t'Vnl-
j8n plurt. It Bi lttnq nlonif nlcoly.
I rti-nlc Mirtli-H nr.- nuiyinp IUiik-
, luiin Kpt-tnt;. llit sf lii ff.
Mr. ami Mis. I.. J. ',imu un
j. nt th.' U-rml w ith thrtr
;.lnitk'hti-r. Mrs. Wllhuin WiIIIjiiiis.
-un.l Mr, Tr. tf N.-ars. ( (iihlMtu.
j Mlsfi llrrnlmin ot Hfiilum.' Ih visll-
iK lu r
inn, ttu iHt iiiii!4ir at (lili
GIBBON IS IN
NEED OF RAN C
lion.
1.. nn Hon.- Iiaa r ttirni .l )hhih
I rum tM'hool. ,
M tH I Vlhih Miii-m. spoilt 1 1n
w. ok-, n.l at Kh'lti with In r ronton.
Mrs. H.-rni, italnvHh-.
Ittrl uml Tout Uosv spfiil Snn
ilny ul IN n-U- tnn,
WorK has Infill in tin- mail n ar
W. slon.
f .ol him; In r.-ally ns. h sj rM-.-pt
u ar m voiU tu u cunt at tor c
JkImeiicaiWf
cmii'i:xsatio notkh
tXIHANAi'OLIH, ImJ. (Hpeelal)
Kx-servtce officers who were
dichuiKed with a rank above tlml
or a captain may lmv some ud
Jusled service credit coming to
them, under the new adjusted
compeiihuiion law accordinK to ud
iccH received at national hiit
iinrlcrN or tin American I.eKion
from Washington. Iuiing the
lime Hie officer nerved us captuin
or held a cominlHsioii below that
rank, he Is untitled to adjusted
service credit, his credit ceasing
when lie received the permanent
r rovisioiial promotion wliieh
placed him above the maximum
rank. i-'or Instance, un officer
when he teiier.d the army, und
who : rved in .that crude for a
lM' ii:l f five inoiiths before be-j
m promoler lo major, will be en-
liiicd io five
mont Iik udju.sted
The sumo holds
rviei- credit.
'd for u teiiKHi of tliiic eltbt-r
, as u lieiiteimni t,r some Hiudo bo
! tow lieutenmit.
JMIAXAI'LIH, Intl. (Special)
The Harmon Foundation of New
York City will give fifty pluy
grounds 1 u growing American
i cii ies of three thousand or more
j population which show at least :;o
pr cent Increase in population
since I'lnn, it was recently in
nouneen. a minimum or two
acres, and a maximum or two
thousand dollars will be given with
each field. In furtherance of the
uisiriiiunou oi me gin. me liar-
mon I'Viundatlon stmt a telegram I
to the American Legion national
commltte men meeting at Indian- )
a polls invlttug the legion, in con- '
nectlon wil h i heir Cominunity ,
Wehnre ami Hetierment program,
to cooperatd with the fountlatloii I
in tli-terinlnlng the cities most in j
nee,! of playgrounds. Legion n- i
(lona) committeemen took Hie or- j
fer up with all posts In tycir tie-
parlmeiits with tho recomineiida- i
tion that tho posts, bring It to the J
intention of
Iti.M In their dWlrlet: ;
If Back Hurts
Flush Kidneys
Drink Plenty of Water and Take
Glass of Salts Before Break
fast Occasionally
When your kidneys hurt arifl your !
lifirk frcls sore, don't Ret scared and I
proceed to ura;! y -ur stomach with a
lot of drucs that excite the itid;;rv I
and irritate the cnlirc urinary tract. !
Keep your kidneys cican'like von keen I
your bowels clean, hy Hushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which
ltelpa to remove the body's urinous j
waste and stimulate them to their I
normal activity.
The function of the kidneys is to j
filter the hiood. Jr. 24 hours they
strain from it 5'X grains of acid ami
waste, so wc can readily understand
''1C v't:;' i1Prtance of keeping the
.Moneys active.
Hrink lots of fcood water you can't
drink too much ; uhn pet from aiy
pharmacist ahout four ounces of Jatl
Salts. Take a talilespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast each rhoril
iiiR for a fev days and vour kidnrvs
may then act fine. This famous salts
is inauc irom mc aciu oi grapes aim
lemon juice, combined with lithia, and
has Iccii used for years to help clean
and stimulate clocked kidneys; also to
neutralize the acids in the system so
im- ar? no lonuer a source of irrita
tion, thus often itMcviri: bladder
weakness.
Jad Sa'ts is inexpensive ; cannot in
jure: makes a delightful cfTrrve.'cent
I it hia-water drink which everyone i
should take now and thn to help keep j
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this; also keep up ihe water dritikiilif,
and no doubt you wilt wonder what j
became of vour kidncv trouble and
backache, fly nil means have your
physician examine your kidneys at
least twice n year.
LEAN-UP
USED CAR
I'KANK I.I.N ENCLOSED
Sale l'ricc :
l'U AN KLIN Torui.Nt;
Sale Trice
IIAYNES TOl UINt;
Sale Price
PACKARD 1X t ine Stajic Car
Sale Price .
MAX1 ELL ROADSTER
Sale Price
Each
W. H.
for Uio Harmon
rrilAOA. . Y. (Speiul) Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson recently present
ed u picture or the lute former
president to the Ithacu post of tho
American LcKion in responso to
I he post's reiiuest for u portrait
of their former leader. The pic
ture was suitably Inscribed by the
l,CK'on as tho "( 'uminiimler in
I'hief of I ho I 'niletl States Military
Forces during (lie World War."
MACItAM KNTO. Cal. (Wpeclul)
Kree swbiiiiiin-for tho youth of
Sacramento se? mo assured by the
American l.elon's recent action In
drawing up a resolution uskinK the
eoopemtion of other orsunlzatlons
in raising funds for Hie construc
tion of !!( niiinicipul bat hs In
parks of the city.
OKLAHOMA (Hpeelal) I'poil
the r quest of the American I.e-
WE CAN SAVE
ON
possibly eligible
playgrounds.
REFRIGERATORS
Only ii Few on Hand That We Are Closing: Out At
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
SEE US NOW
ltefore These Bargains Are Gone
Oregon Hardware & Imp.
Co.
IT COSTS NO MORE
For The Ecst
SO STOP AT THK
Highway Soda Fountain
Imbler, Oregon
. WE SEKVE BLUE MOUNTAIN ICE CUEAM
A Home Product
A Day of Opportunity
.now is tiik timi: to i-rr on dm; or
rnosi: (.)i tii:i:s.
I or n l lln.vs Only Wo Will Si ll
30x:S!i Extiii Heavy The for $ .S.OO
.lOxH'i OvciTsie Cord ? 12.50
Tllrsr Itlf?, lll-i n ;hmI lilnilai-il (111, int rhclip im-ilriM-lrtl
or skimp (in slj.' 'rill's! nn hnys i,u ,'iln'l i;ii wiitiit; oil.
c'omi: i.ooii ill i:.m ovi:n von.i, n.wi: to hi i:kv.
Oregon Tire & Battery Co.
.). 1. t'AI.DWUIJj
CAK
Car a Durgain Special Easy Terms.
Bohnenkamp Co.
Kion Department of Oklahoma,
flovernor M. K. Trupp recently de
declared, by proclamation a "Serv
ice ItccoKuition duy und culled
upon the people of Oklahoma fo
"pay duo and proper respect to
the sons of Oklahoma who served
loyally their slate and nation dur
Intf the World war."
I
HOl l.DKi:, Colo. (Special)
The locul Amerlcuu l'ion recent
ly donated one thousand dollars I
towards the purchase of trees, to
lino Hie lioiilder-Denver hlKhway.
The b ioii will deeldute the iith'h-
way us the "Uoud of itcinem j
Imtuces" in honor of their com
rades who died In Hie world war.
mm
WICHITA. Kan. (Special) Six-'
ty-flvo disabled World War vete
rans ure happy today because they
have earned their first dollar in
several years. Jh four weeks
they made &U.OHO artificial Klun- ,
ders field poppies, They received
two thousand dollars for this
work from the American Legion
Auxlllury of Kalisas, under whose
supervision the work was carried i
on.
j
IbVDON' (Spcclul) Members '
of t he American Legion now In :
linden have oranlxed and pojiu-
lurlzcd a Sunday afternoon base-
ball leaKue. The season opened j
recently with a kuuio between I In i
American Legion and the Kbotb s '
S'holurs lea in. l-'or the benefit
of Londoners Hie rules were print- ,
YOU MONEY
107 l'lll KT.
$950.00
$675.00
$325.00
$650.00
$175.00
SALE
ed on the bnckn of the store cards
und frequently consulted.
Coos k'lrvH Tlureatcniiix.
MAUSHKIKLD. Ore. Korest
Hres in t'oos county were threaten
ing but no disastrous ones were
reported. The Coos bay lumber
camps at Powers yesterday closed
down for one afternoon to B'irvey
conditions and take precautions
and opened iiffaln .this morning.
"The policy of the company now is
to get out downed timber us fast
Pure Water
PHONE
J. W. BUSH
. v
1108 Jefferson Ave.
20 REDUCTION
ON
Tailor Made Clothes
This is a positive reduction and I mean every word
of it. Come in and lei mo show you.
Wood Berry
The Wardrobe
MONUMENTS
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We WiU Gladly Furnish
EstimaU
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
I SOS 8 Ave., Im (rADfln, Orccn
PKICES
ALWAYS
TALK-
And They Say-
"ST1LES HAS THE Li EST COAL AND
WOOD FOR THE LEAST MONEY."
Stiles
THONE
Always on the Job
as possible, to hss'-n the probabil
I ty of heavy dnmaKv In case of
Iflre." Manager Jeffrey said.
Subsidy Offered for School
TUALATIN. re. i en acres or
land und '2!m worth of equip
ment, which includes the flnt
'new moving picture machine, will
be donated If Hie - union high
school is located at Tualatin. Wll
sonvtlle and vicinity Is highly In
terested In the local locition.
334W
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