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EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, May ft, 1927. Page Four CIncorpormied) A a ladcpendeM Xcwftaper PRANK iAPI'LEBT fIARYET PMATTiIEWS - Editor aata Publisher ? .Publi&hed ereniivr. except Sunday, at 141 Adasrut Avenue. La Grande Oncon. The Obtrver-&Ar published erery ' radar. Entered at the Paa&offic at La. Grande. Oregon. - er4 ,Clta UaiJ afarter anJr act of March 2. HI. OPTICIAL PAPER OF CXIOX COt"XTT A.'I THE CITY OP LA GRANDE J MEliEfl ASSOCIATED PRE-Sii Tie AsLT?;ud treaa U xr!u.vei? eiauiied lo use for puMica- Uoq of all ntm Jtjuifrhe credited to it or &o other f edited 'if published ;h"resfiv Ail rip hi of republication of cuJ di VpaicIiM in ibis ;jrir, and Uo ta ioci newi feereia ai.NO are t reserved. MRS. wilson at blossom festival Westerners Ure National Policy On Reclamation eCrJSCRlPTlOX RATES H Carrier I advanc , , If 7j . 1 I . c? . 1 1 v i a S Dally, per month J. I .J t f . per tax liioMba in ad vaiic ruaily. sarnie, copr i By Man itailj per month !n aoVane ."Iiaily, ier ri me-ntli la advance .. IVHk! OLner-Star. pr rear . .!. ADVERTISING RATES DUpUr, foTfin. pr column Inch I ':i2v. i -'. pr columo Inch TiKt contract prices on application. 4Je c 'mJ l --:T thajs racn. Why il.-.-t T:-.u X--r He Kivcth tot account f aiir Hi :. :j. MM i' ?- - -''I i v '- '7 J A lucal weaUier expert expresses the belief that the winter v.iJI over by July 4th. We hope he isn't too optimistic This ihottsrfh 1 ore o tV.- few toti-ires -f Jrirk. lidith ttilwm. 1Jo- A I fee .ir r-.sj3em. iateT5 kibce WMw-t: de&ib. The wmt in Sat the AritJiiJ cbtJTj" JkiMm fejiU in PfW-iftMc 3"ij"fc, "tt'ash-ir.K'Ti- Ijfft to rlf:hi a:-e r.. t''rr T. Omrwin. infe .f Lhe fftrmer While iJ.-'jp ihyKjcjitis : Mrs. WiJliinn tlit.tu McAdi. duiifrhter .f preijSeTU Wiita, uni flr- Vi'jfHii. NiiA, VtuihinjrtuD l;uran j POi;Tt.ANI- Ore, May C iAP) $jirtxu tbat the federal' rov- tracHti rabiiii a BaUosutl policy rrUtivir to the rourxrt- of.tb eowcJrjr hieh dermit thtr dfTejopiaert of proect in whirs are ir:v'x--l recianiation. naUr ' pctr artd navijratin was mde to lir. Kimood Mt-ad. I'niti-d States cooanusMoaer of reclamation . t9-ikjr t-y !rttHM of the VmatiHn rapds a-MociAtion. f "Vh a to5tni is ovrfcSKJtry o .'.tiff atxi dt-vHopuwnt of the l'3vi-ii!ta ra puin projvci, for i:i that ;i tnx3vNl to( only (h placing f.? aer n the soil, but the K if lernw-at of hyJro-eievtric enerifj" UTii tt.e yiBittlioo of the i'oiui:i. i4a rivT." said MaraNsll N. I rva. 7T-fkd-Bt cf tbe aasoeiaiion. " W- r) ix 4 that in view of the ; fa iataliiT f our proert you slve -isr edorfKtient and that the r-rretary of the interior in turn -rWiyrw it the same as the Boul ; er dare project on the Colorado has i i trdorsd." J. N. TV-Ai wade aa arjrunur.t for a tutiona Plry aroverninc d--VfWtpmr t i projects inroJvjnff the ihw-e fjxiors and empha-siard thr I'jjtk ff-aTsre, whirh he said wouid a xrtfdium for low rat is in murkMimr fyf products. K. Adrtch. editor of thy East 'iOr'jrofnian, IVndletoa, and George Fijif-r. aim nrrt-d action in the mat ) "o7yimiisker Mad. after htr l thc a df ) ration from Iksker. said IihtT a rommiitee of three experts i mi1 te apprunu-d to make an In- di-7fudTit uniy of Kk,r irri . cutifn pro.? to determine its f-as:tii;ity. Spring Millinery Reduced AN extra special reduction on our Spring styles in the larger trimmed shapes selling above $10.00. The assortment in cludes hats from Gage, Beth, Fish and Meadowbrook in com Hnnlions of silk and straw and imported hand crocheted Viscas in popular colors and black. ., $4.95 Special $4.95 1 A XATl'RAL Rl'RAL DECREASE 'Jardine, sct:retaiy of agriculture, in commenting on tlje citj-ward migiution of farm population agnin eident in 1S26. wiijus that defiation ol this rural poputation, while natural , e.nijgh after tlie war period of inflation, has gone far enough SlX Slain II hen if Jhe U. S. is to feed itself in the future. Other people, re-i EVinc.nn Wrfl C --i;n 1 net l in mnl Anuria cf mr half million ! JAUIUSIUII II I CtlVa a. more keenly alarmed. i TV0-St0rV HoiISe1 ? ,The time will come, without doubt, hen a definite trend "bick to the farm" will lie noticed, but it is unlikely until Former values to ?9.00. In lxith large and small sizes including a few matron's hats. There are, silk, straw, ribbon and combin ations, including a few of the larger shapes as well. $4.95 See Them in Our Windows 'N. K. WEST & CO., INC. La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years Defunct Bank Is Paying Dividend i day itr ditriiwtjcm 10 d-jxitcj Nj;W" TORK. lijsr - A1' rlr Xjitiwia! tjsiik, O- naticna! and world consuinption of food products oecomes kiud in two-fsorr laiidincl'-r h. i. jac-.oa of raj-rtte. r-- great enough to allow a reasonable profit on agiiculiural '-' T ,hi: r"'"'?.l 'irV.Xi l operatinriS. Tfceie is no immediate cause for population .,u.0n in the iiidsnF ir.a f,:-;-i it jf! of the imnk v-bx-h a!;;rrn. At the present time moaern machinery and improved i" rnetliods hae made possiWe a constantly increasing farm production with constantly decreasing farm population. -f the rurtuTe. More ihiini 1 to the ri-ivT In --rr ti-rtK-d .'it a aaic of cxrtAin olbcr a fa- is rm.ffir-Ul r-tKrt mer tt a fras! v hirfa j-rrmt!-J payiricct of U.nfc hurir-l iinacr the I-uildiiiir cx-Hlr tin: (o djK,silors a KT cks this valley the value and volume of agricultural products is Th, tix ',.,,r!,' ni -.-.! Tt ;s divi.ienj hk-s . yeais) !-v' l" rapid r.4 n. c3 , ( u D,f the lotal r- fi jji nr .i,. i-i i"",iin Jo (JvpCffllOr OI1 tilt' lIUlYluUilZ ud ;! tHiwIjKCT,,.!, m jtl the bank t the lime ; CMjniMry. ,j, e-d. approxuoatcly 5 ir let tit greater the last few years (excluding abnormal war than ever iwiore. .nc, yei our larm population is ies.s nu ;iM,ne i.kh than twenty years ago. One man, with adequate machinery " andj scientific methods, is now able to -farm half again or twice as much as lie did a generation ago. i HAS I'M II i.st jiotiiki: YIK.VN'A M.df.itine llacraih.i .Tlie siime condition exists in industry. ' One man pro- m..th.T -t she pre!.ien: r.r Auir:...i Ki t ! r.ntlv -eie'r.,lei hereit'hlv-' duces far more than was possible a few years ago, difference teems to lie in coasumption. The average family pioUibly cats no more, and phylwbly less, calories than did the average family of the last geneiation. . It may consume moic expensive calories but the demand for quantity de pends largely on the number of consumers. Not so in i:i dustiy. The average family was content with a few plain chairs, a teed organ, a horse and buggy Wfore better things vci knowii. Today even moderate incomes are stretched to provide luxurious home furnishings, radios, washing ma-' chines, nijtsmoUiies. f . ' Testes and desires have widened to jjermit a treiiiciMinus increase in ier capita consumption of the products of in--tlustry while consumption of agiicultunil pitxlucts is rcla-" live stati(naiy. Our concem should not lie so much for ag ricultural population as for agiicultunil profits . Necessary production will take care of itself. -lh ur. I ;tr..l Hi-:. Tsirr in ,erffct lh"- cv-n l;l"ir - ihe tuiMMhu- i-ji -.,!-. f the -:i-l s.,r. saauTrf-h iilrjtl M:& J,n IT:'l-f yii!e cl-ufi;y rkr. Shv Krti'S H J !!.--"ri'ient e iih 1 ftlser e.-iiiilne n!n .ue ;;t:-.--1 ll.e w (i'iieli A r.i:ii! Jncve;iie:.ts. T iee. n :-'i'!s rir-v; , ,i.k: i, i .sl-3e .-wl al:'-r5t..ri e-(f-iiS' l:irir-y ?;r4 yi:tr l-i-f"re Hip tiwe iciil h. lir! t.nie - l::e -::! .:t';r'i;i;lj' HI lll.l lis- MAIXSTAY AT I'KS.X.-YI.VAMA l-llll. AI'Kl J'HIA O. Knftvr Sisi(or,l Jr.. irn of til- foimer 1 iN- !j!l!i;l aiar. l:o)c-rs coach ar.'l e?.i.on. tit of the multiple ki k. is the inatn4ay of the I'niversaijp t r, nns-3vania hurhng corps for tJiis s.-an. Si f'-et lljr.-' inches lull. S.n-fr.r-1 has the Heal lmil-1 for a p:U-hT. Ist if aMli he won six and iejt otte. making the be record of all pitchers on the team. San ft.ni i also a tackJc on the foot u;ll team. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK 1SS7-1927 Foilv Years Sendee Sound Progressive 'i Reliable - U. S. EFFORTS j END STRIFE ' L -NICARAGUA th- liberal forc-s in Nitiintfrua. to I th- liberal pi-ace doli- g;iUs in a tit-; Rtnw public today u letter written by il,!' Jat-nry K Stimson. do r son a 1 rt-n- ! of President fooli.ls - ' jv them down. Ineludin? the rn.n-ni. ani to dianrm forc thosu who will not do so.". ,- (Cirlifi ued from Iage 1) :pe t'ni-il i-"ute marines. Tfc Kirir tp s:a portions V-etw een t Cwflsenawve and lib era! JiR- 5o rrvriv? the of t.---.h -n.-w- Thia a dne at Ie rx4-itt .f the linz .vernmem tv ,-ri-iHed e.eeiluii miahl be : certiiiij ;tr;.i .-.'A j-er-ons be-trini: ; ar ire t Ve !e..jrd bandits and; ititf:-riz' i w!Ui.''Cbry -ird the t !ii-aFn- 'i?. jrvte-d lo disarm, them. ' th i t II T ,oluIS --: Mny of the ancients pom tM. , ... " , wrurrHi pr.at rirhtj. Oous own-d landed : Moacada, th-t Piesldent Cool- property alone worth $.o.o.00i, V fuibf d the American Seneca's fortune was estiirmt.-d at . vt-pi i in rustoay oi JM.Oi(t.0Ou and the est;J the arms of those who ate wilifns Tiberius at about ! 50t0Mfl.ti . .of Is MiiiiiitirTnriviiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniriTj CR E A M O FTARTAR ! i.mi.1; i'i iu.iiiKi ( AIM. 'n;- of thjj. ria Mor.- catln. that the I'nitcd Sia'.ej!- had j threatened to use force to disarm i i't!-tl ir'i'ra!. Jcwi Ni.ria Wni. renn.-S vn--. "Hi fiirar M i i f' I".'.- " . 4" ll 2 J 4 5 to T J if I 15 lb 17 !8 19 10 21 . 22 21 24 25 2b 2T 28 ' 0 f 29 30 31 j n II 1 Xf Y J Jr M JT y w Ladies' Spring Coats :;;:-c 1", to 3S at I .ess Than Half Price ; nune Iro:uiclt.th Snioc,ks;.'. $1.08 W'.v Sumnif-r S'trt-ct and House Dresses, s.'ir.ift-v lookiiv.' st vies at. - SI. 08 fCML r i J is next ounday Use Jbong Distance Service On ihu day trt aside to honor all mothers jour mother Ul he think ing of j ou 4oncoar to hear owr ok. T all.rg hrr by lnnt onanc telephone i onr of th rmttt plrann i iht you ran tri! her that ou oo are thmain( of her. To tm th fifiiM will he nominal. To her th pleasure U b prurlcM. It frill far ouUt tht actual time of the converMuon. Home Independent Telephone Co. Ctr-jr sr.; tei out a i ;;?' Ilorfc D:x?.-f in Discontinued Vahf.'s to . !.(Hl. To 1-e closed 5!cti;:l low j rice cf... SI. 00 Hats, GOc or 2 f..r $1.00 Car?, size 0 tj 7 25C to S1.50 ?;arirl Ded Spreads, full size, at S1.S3 Er.o::gh Th refill io work spread for 75 Er.f Fringe for s;.rc::d for OSc N'cv.- Ci ih Lla::ket3 -i5 - 65c - 75c aiiuni:N"s shoe Sl.Ort - S1.9S - ;ii t ? AH Sizes S2.9S til k-ctner gttt.ranteetl lo wear. A C o::ncc Package White King Soap FREE Each i'urchasc on Saturday NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP liettcr MerchsndLx Lower Prices 9 MimiaJlaWBaWESBag3JWgSTB.:-rrjl! HJHJ.it , a1 pi i i miij A. : JJIII1IL LA MAIN 7."9 GKANDE'S LOWER PRICED SERVICE STORE For Saturday Buying P. & G. Xaptha Soap, 10 bars....3f)c Set of five Glass Loyls 60f 2 cans P. S. Pineapple, large..,...5So Rhubarb, 11 , 5c 10 IIjs. Cane Sugar G9r STRAWBERRIES 2Boxes. . . they look alike yet one of them it a third larger ' th an tits other. Some baking, powder lint are ike that. Tha Schilling Baking Powder tin it a third larger than aome others. It contains a full pound. Some others do not. Always look on the label for tha weight when you buy cream -of carta r baking powder - - don't trust appearances. S chill in g BakingPowder i9 Spice Coffee Tea 3i Extracts vw C3 1 1 till 1 1 HA 111 11 I 111 .a. n . H.t aif.'H 32c Fresh vegetables of all kinds all the lowest prices. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Extra Fancy Arkansas Black Apples 30c dozen 1 Corn Flakes . . '. . . .10c IPep 14c laHBran . . 25c 49c 1 Pkff. New Oata Free. 1 'Fresh Dressed Chickens DONT ENVY HEALTH, HAVE IT MAR MIRACLE MINERAL CELL'S will put you in a new sphere of life. If you have Blood. Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles or Rheumatism don't fail to see the official agent, Mr. A. C. Moll at 201 1 Cedar street Interview and Demon stration FREh. A scientific, constructive food chart with each Ml day home course treatment. This con structive food chait is worth the price alone of a 60 day treatment. . ; Beware of solicitors disguising as Mairell agents. I have Mr. Moll Come and see him. here as the only represenUUvc. Mr. Moll carries a state license. aJtalMrJ-7- T itlltl.
