La Grande evening observer., October 22, 1925, Image 8

Thursday, October 22, 192S.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Roger Babson Optimistic On
Crop Outlook In United States
HA MHO N PA UK,' Mws. (Se
rial). Now that th vrom liuvo
tMn hnrventnl Kojror W. lt::I
Kon han lfHiHMl IiIh 1 annual" nt;it ?'-nit-nt
on thi crop hHujiUou. It w
i-athnr opilmhttlc ami nhouhl put
linart Into nuTrhantw of i'v(-iv
vhu-It the I ukolu whmt grower
-. tven i4fuftH, itoi k much on
Uu- not-fMjjitllilbiih Ui Uukolu, i.h
oiV'thf croi- rmiUlllonrt In Kur
op unJ' N.ulk Amt'i-lca. WoiTI
rinp I'oniiitloim urc Icnluy Hri-m
trilMX (hit IK'UfUH uf OUl' Cm su it.
"Our rial hk-Hut ns w i urrep trie m i ,tr.m-nllUK
ns ft matt; 'of roifi1. We t'-i-iii , ivorM ' nrotlnrtion
community." Mr. liub.'ion'u ofri-Jri Ihe c.'nlnJ - wt
iui statement In . us follow;: . ) "fM' vh'iU (Hi In at roun
ot lh,
to MruiTgle ami worry udout I ho j K until. unO i.; rcitotU-t) us
ueeopt without rotnritfut Ihe k'hi I wHIi S.iO.Otj.oiiii hush-l for I he
hifc ihUig. ' Huiely Mils aiiHc ii i; j kuih' ' eutnlrif n tu U24. stiithi.
tli hotntirul hHrvfnm with wbUhjlie.H ip.llrtite u tiiul world wheat
our country tit lh-mx-) , y .11 ui'ier i ,'ii af us v :t.ion,fwi!i.iM(i ImMi
..?. a UIhhIdjj iKiilhtt in iuils. Tim KtKi.-iaii w inut crop tu
other initios on Ihe tare or tin-; filvt n tin ilouhN- ami the corn
eurtl.. Of ItKdf tin- very y.rt ut-j crop .ih live tinea ;:n K.tt iik
iit'H unU bounty of I lie crop no i ;
hUitiwrh one that U In difficult'
to render l hem nleuut uppjv-
clntlon. t'onwl'l' rlntf . tiiat tti-y
Otitluol. for Our Ihiiicih
"ruinpr.'hfiuiive I' If; n r e n Tor
are lar'ly a pirt rroiu the rr.- "M'M , ,V'T' . u",f auv
?. ,.. th.. .,.,11 ! I', ,n pul.llHhi .1; hut the fuJluv.'-
i.,Mt.irf. .....i ,...hi. . .....i.,,..',(lnt' Jimii.try i concr.-U- and In-
inaa 1b jUHtlfted In his ht-Sitniicy
to tulk much about thin Ki'.'at
event, the unuuul American haf
rm, concerning . v. hich I.e I.lk
had o little to do. , .'
HrHtln;.
Ii cent
f't'tip rnrccunt
Mm;helfi
Winter. Viieot 4IC.mni
HprllifT Wheat..
' Watch liijc tVon Report
"When I was a youriL' mnn f,ut(l, vyh. ut ... G'jH,utu
vorklng on Wall 8t reel. t'i. yc:iidror., ... 'J.!d H.ouu
iitfo, lh Ooyerninent ' iMonthlyj iulin
iTop i import . uuh tin- jnofii me -(uiton
pormut . ilnuiielal ,aiid hucinfyn
ixWD of the month. The ',l!1''t'iinrify
H ujiterji Union te-jjtuph tiyv.Wm ; tyo
wu.j held 'ip at noon on the day i j.'ju?Kt.t.,
ot the month that, the crop re-!()Jl,;)
port, was . tu be rc leaned la order , ti.(.
nir.i u rew iipurea uintw ne i;ann-(W(l,fl iiolntiieH :144.UUU
wcet polatues lU.iUHi
Ft IHliel.i
r2.rmu
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fji?d
Year'.i
Prod.
ItUHhelK
t!7L'.000
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Hal en
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lli7.f(7r
C,44u
:t (i,i y
Here's a Nine-Pound Mushroom
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ill., riocK piieeH row ana icn (Yofj-icei
In accordance v,ith tlp'W nlinple
lj,uns, whfi-h ( lire;ithlcimly j 1
uwnllcd hy every jvide - avaUe, (.y
(anker, monulaetnn r. ' innl iut- j
rhttnl- '.' : LppSi-a'
"Today crop repoilJ .-are lanued J
v It no ut aroiiHln?. hardly, t'.ny Pi-: lu 'tli
levetx on i ne pa ri o i 1 1 usi n e: r. ,(jrii pf .j
ports bein ff referred to In rrre:U
headlines on the front piyw-s of
our newspnpera, an wa the cane
IT) years ko, they Vio . n 1151 ar in
tin Insltfnlrit'unt pu.tttlon' uir an in
toif;huin f;yr.,,
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454,734
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27.8UO
Tons
l.lu. .
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Mirhels
I Rl'.IHill
7,700
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Kreuter and more pi of t,ul!e li.un
ever hefore.' Whftt Is . lhi' .iTanoii
for thin remarkable lac);, of ' Iti-
tenvit?. Th .reiiKOir 1h that, eropa
have heouie to slahllijtcddiuiu
t ho puet fw ytuis, umi the re
ports arc ho uiilfoimly and con
flslently good' thl.-they . eeaHe. to
le of Interest an foi itjerly.
"Ily the iUveir.;iicutlt:i of crop:;
and hy the use 01 rnon rrhuil
flo nnthnthi; rropfMl in ;i in the
old U'-n'se havn heen ' nhr.uht e!lui
Inated. ' AlthotiKh- IndivldiK I far
mern do: better or ' do' woi :;e at
different aiuHon. 'jm cntlrt' stutc
usually averuuwi. . up nhoni ' tne
mine each y?ur anil the coinriy
uh u whole fun-A hetieej t acH year
an 1 1 111 rolls .on. 1 , There, may he
n. crop fall uno jH crtip in ote
section; hut nnver In till cmps 01
all flections. , . '
World tliip ('oiulllioHN ' I'.wlor
"Inotead of loeal x.v.UlMrr h
liiK tho didei'uiiii njf factor, aa oi'
old, tho: wLd-auukc, farmer iu
i.ioro ltcr'flled In world crop
conditions. - Most sections of the
country upproxlmute whut tney
raited the previous ye&i. und gen
(rally this. upp-ONlmutlun Is a
little rrreuler, rather than a little
lHt than thut mined the prevl
oiui year, 't'hbt uieuns that the
pioisperlty of tho farmer la not
M dependent upon the volume
rahed a.i ipon the prlcn' of Ihc
pioduet. l-'iirlhcrmoic, the price
todiij di peuds upon world condi
tions rather thun on local condl
tloiiri. To Illustrate, U: priee
. (joo left off above figure
"The above fijtureH would Indi
cate (hut present prlceo for wheat.
coin, und other ci'it-als ure about
honid he no vlo-
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I lhiT)he largest mushroom ver Krown? It weighs moro than nlno
peUmlR nnd Is 18 Inches in diameter. - Jt was brought to the Milwaukee
pulilie museum hy Herman Stlegllt2, . shown ohove. and Huron 3mlth,
an authority on lungua growtlis, says it U .the largest he has ever seem
the early : dnyo of our nation's
history vvn net apart, in Noveiu,-Ix-r
of each year, a day of thnnki
Kivlng .and prayer for the bounti
ful cropfi of the.y.-ap. The old
cuHtoui waa to have-In' the Kprlng
lime, a . h a s t I ay, which was a
day 'devoted to prayer for fculd
anee In connection with the plant
ing and care of the crojis. This
was followed . In the full hv
Tiianksnlvlng Iay, a day of praUc
ami thankHR-ivinK. The Fust Hay
has completely Kon . hy while
ThankKicivinft Day x tiow( observ
ed larf;ely us a matter of form.
Illutlstlcs, however, clearly show
that we . now ouht to olftierve
Thank.Hgl vinjj Day more, than ever
Lcifuro, as the bouiitifulness of
.ur crops 1 so fricat. Truly Cod
is Very Kood to us in leli heller
thr.n des( tve.
The' total value-of faini prod
'ictH based on prices at the' farm,
tor the current, eeason. Is caU
inatrd nt (1 4,0n0,00n.ouo. This
figure Is equal to the nKeate
world production of gold for 37
y.'ars: It exceeds hy a marked
if inrgiii the world's total avail
ably Mipp.lv- of Ro)il for cdrree:'
puiosfs; K I" $3.ooii.ooo,Mtin
fftuttt than the eoliro forclifi
war t-ebt to the I'nlted States it
exei-eds total merchandise linporl-
d Mid exp)ri d last .year by
f4.ito.oro,ooo. It would require
th'ec. years of record building,
nvth oh was .witnessed In
.i;':t and li24 to eo ial this 1 1 4.
Oixt.ouo.ono. J might give many
rlher Jllustrations to show what
thewe crops mean to America, hut
ht me say in conclusion that
ihey would pay nearly five times
till our annual ?;penses of gov
ernment Including interest on the
fupded debt. They repnsent fiv--t;n:cf
the value of all our ship
phi;; end Ihe value of one year's
crop would' ahiioat purchase tlh
c oupli ,' entire railway Nyilci;i,
or mii hi 1 x f lu' ih srd.
Cenei-al bui,iues Is still i.n lis
upuard "urn, It now catering
' jIhim normal by the Huh
fiOtieb.u t. The f.-eling 'Is distinct
ly better In most sections of . the
country. Again, Wall Street wum
light in discounting IIichc improv
ed conditions. Let us all so act
i hat we may now hold them let
us not again become careleaM,
laiy, extravagant ::nd dishonest,
and. I hereby destroy those condl
lioiui and qua lilies which mahe
bih iness bound, ,K
rferfnllv cood thing" for the Vnited
iHtutes. The Lord Mayor has vis
ited the I'nited mates every vear
i,,r twriiiii mi. l he told chili
members In un nddnw after his
trip that In hla opinion pr
i.iLin..n iti.n fine of the muill
jeauses of "the wonderful success
of the American people in me nv
few yearn," , ,
i.rti.,.iu 1. (nv ehnlrmnn of the
club, fald he h llcvea from what
he hud seen that prohibition had
cleansed the life of the working
class in America.
"ltnciiM lieellncs to Remain
Shl; Ketiu ns tu Old Stall
fVI.ri ASH. Kngland A!') Art
dogs ure known to have returned
10 their master after long Rpell.i of
enforced absence, r.o did "Uossy."
one of the best cowm on any farm
in this section, return to her old
stall after being sold to a far-nway
neighbor.
1 ter owner drove '"rios.sy" to
market and disposed of her to a
farmer 12 miles away. The buyer
took her home. Uut when milking
time came nest morning "Bossy"
was back home In . old Ash, a
Utile Hied from her long walk, hut
seemingly happy ,ln a bovine sort
of way. ,
I'ltOHIIIli IOV )F.'LAlU:i
woNiumrri.LV ;ooi tmtnt;
I.PIRPS (AT') Lord Mayor Gib
son believes prohibition ''is a wmi-
leul t'l net unl I011.1 either upward or
downward, Hueh pcice Irregular
llles as we tihalt 'r.ee during the
i next few weeks will be d ie to
the fact that 'the period of hcay
marketing In ut bund. H!at1stU';
show that IriT gularilles ' of prl-'c
tifjually occur alter, harvest tim
or the period' of the year we ure
now In. Utter in the yesi some
seasonable udvaoeivi hhouhl he ex
pected but, llirs.tuhould not prove
of miuii consequenc1. In Uecetii
lcr, or early in I!I2C,' the li: f I ti -ence
or the Argentina anil 'Aul
t rail tin crops lecome a vral fac
tor. . ftcpnrts today, however,
clearly Indicate that -there will he
no iM'arelly ' of grulna "or food
v t u f ( :jf t T h e o.-l 1 11 1 ale d ( , r.ltVj t o(
lal will" clearTy exceed Yo'si" year's
volume, which means that the
violent price, riuet union it of a
year uco should not be repcutel
Willi this crup. The onv .crop
which In eausin'r the most guesi;
m;: i.f the prru-'jjt tmio is not one
:hut gveatly concern.- the Amen
'Oil f.iriner. I refi-r to the augar
;r. v Tie wi.U.i j-cp.ly of sugar
'uiliv I. :;.Ui:il' 1 1.. it eve-, bii'oii!
.:ud 1 ! i r. huv pi ice at which
-uv uu;;ur is l;eJing seems to be
JiiKtlfled by statistics.
Wo Should lie tltiiiihle and
ThiinMtil. -"Let
mo again refer to the
tfreal hlpJsiiiK which these boun
Uful crops mean to America uu I
!he biesiiiugs We today take fur
grnnlcd. 1 nay 'today' hei auric In
He's Grid's Biggest
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' L limuiiia. lit. h ,lx left, .lx Inch.-, mil and w,h, 240
PO-ff-.vJliry ayoijoaliiK lliii-nion lei him have hi, own wy crtny
much, tun. , Small wondcrl- - -
Note
the
NEW
SHAPE
What a 'satisfying combination they do
make. How gloriously invigorating on
chilly October days.
They supply the system with iron, iodine
and needed mineral salts in their most pa
latable form.
And provide the vit&mines so necessary to
growth and health.
GOOD TASTE at table demands the serv
ing of a slenderized cracker like Tru-Bakes,
They fit the bite, "eat" neater make soups
taste better. '
Ask Ydur Grocer for
w.miuiHjJUiJg
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Bi Show and Dance
To Follow Mamniqth Moose Mummery ,
Featuring LEE WEBB s
Supported by an all-star cast.
In ' , .
"Hiram's Hallucination"
A Frivolous Farce
Saturday, Oct. 24, 1925
EAGLES HALL
, Curtain 8:00 P. M.
ADMISSION;
Adults 50c Children 15c
UP-STAIRS
FLOORS
"HOW can I keep
them presentable?"
A properly painted sur- '
face! a porcelain-like
eurface one. that resists
water, soap suds, etc. and
withstands moving, scrap
ing furniture and pounding
heeKThat's the answer. And
Rubber Cement Floor Paint
gives Just that surface. Easy
tospply.
Alao. wk tot booklet, "Coin Hap
mony tn the Home" ill about ptinp
Ins ot fintthtos floon, woodwoik,
walll, tb It's tret.
Yf TTJ caiTy full line ot Full
: VV Ct Palon and VarnUlm and
CMV ,upply vnut nwda.
L. D. Noah
LA GRANDE
Cock Bros. '
UNION
Imbler Cash Store
IMBLEK
Clyde Kiddle
ISLAND CITY
Welmer Bros.
coVe
Palmer's Pharmacy
NORTH POWDER
W. P. FULLER O CO.
301 MUsion Street Sao Francltce
25 Braochea Is Pacific Coul CiUn
FULLER
PAINTS fcjSa VARNISHES
rioNStRAMiTCceAV
FOOTBALLS
JUST RECEIVED!
7."c to $10.00 -
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
USE
Blue Mountain
Butter
And
BLUE MOUNTAIN ICR CREAM
Home-made Products Honest Quality Always
It. F. TYLER, Prop.
Telephone Main 60 H09 Washington Ave.
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Tht Universal Cracker"
Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland
The Home of Tru-Blu Crahams. Lnglish Style Biscuits "and the Famous Tru-Blu Fruit Cak
Our grcat-grandmothcrs made Western
baking famous with Schilling Baking
Powder. And no one has yet discov
ered a safe substitute for cream of
tartar in the baking powder they used.
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with Schillins Bakio
Powdet nd it does not
plue you tneraly tell
your xroier. ttt win
pi. you i iniuntly,
snd witntiui ques-
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"Good As Gold,,
Every day of your life you exchange real money
for certain products or services that you believe
are "good as gold."
You must have confidence in their merit or your
exchange is. a gamble; a blind horse-trade that may
mean loss. , " i ;
The products you know best the articles that
represent the greatest value are usually the prod
ucts you have seen advertised.
Only honest products can thrive in; the light of
publicity. The honest dealer advertises his faith
in his products to the world.
Read the advertisements and buy advertised prod
ucts. There is no other way to get more "good for
your gold"! . -
Advertising not only reduces the prices of
products it. certifies their worth
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