La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Saturday. June IS, 1027
Page Six
T.A GRANDE EVENTNC, OBSERVER
affintnbc unttna (Dbscrdcr
(1 111:0 rporalcil)
An Iiidt'itviidt'iit N'ew4fjdHr
FRANK B.Al'I'LEBT
... T'rtltrjr and 1'ulillnher
HARVEY K. MATTHEWS .
iJUNlnt'MH Milliliter
" rubllHhrd evenlnen except Sunday, nt 1419 Atlanm Avnnuci,
ba Granite. OroKun. The olji.rvr-Slur pul.lli.hf 1 every J-'rlilay.
Entered ut Oil) 1'oslofliee at I-u liruml... OifK'.n, uh Ni.coiiU
Claim .Mull Mutter under net of Maich t. 1't.
Ol'FICIAI, I'AI'Fjrt (IT UNION COUNTY AND THE
CITY Ol' LA (lltANDE
.MEVDICIl AHSOCIATEn I'KKSS
The Awoelnled 'tm In exclusively entitled to use fur pill. Men
tion of nil newH dlHi'.-iteheM ereillleil to It fir not otherwise immmIIu-.I
If pulillnlied lliereln. All rllihlH or ! I) 1. 1 1. :l t U. 1 1 ot ,.-.ial dm-
puli'liu In thin paper, und uli.0 tho Ini-al mimm lieieln uIho lire
renerved.
KL'U.SC'ltll'TION ItATES
II y (,'lll l l-
Dally, per month In ndvnnep
Iiully, per Hlx inonthif In ndvaiieo.. ...
Uully, Hlnule copy
IS Mull
pully. per month In mlvnncft
Uitlly, per fix luiintlm in advance
IMIIy, per year In advance
Weekly Olistrver-sur, per year
ADVEItTIKI.Nl! 1U
DlMplay, foreign, tier eolutnn lin-h
Ulxplay, local, per eolumn Ineh
Time contriiet prtcex on application.
4.T.1I
6c
... G"1
. $::.r,u
..r,.u(i
..I -'.00
. ..4;
4m:
MVKKT TIH'ST -Into thin.- hand 1 commit mv
hast ie.leerneil mi , i I .'nl Cud of lilllli. I-..Imi
The piosidcnt if a ('hiritjro (lopnitmrnt sttnc,. ;iililrossiii;: j
a convention of tin; N'ulional Klwtric I.inlit association, said::
"Without appeal in"; to hold a liriof for tin? nrw.spiipt-i s, we
are of the opinion that dollar for dollar, our return from
newspaper advei'tisin;? is much jfrwiler than from any other;
form of advcrtisiii";. We would advise manufacturers to linkj
up their adverti-siny; with the advertising of loral dealers.")
We admit it ourselves, hut it is a pleasure to have some one
else say it for us.' ,
' liililtlino; and loan associations have their uses, as every,
one knows. If well advised, these uses are many, lint thej
average citizen thinks of them as dwelling on an economic
plane, with their foundations pretty solid on the earth. Jti
remained for Koja'1- Malison to enumerate their moial and
spiritual contributions to society: "When it new hontj isj
erected in the community is better off both spiritually and;
financially. The character of a community can be best meas-j
ured by the percentage of home owners. The hi(:her percent-'
iiB4 of home owners, the better a community is spiritually,!
educationally and attractively. Hence, investors nie render
inK the hinhesl possible service with their money when pur-!
ilinsinj; shares in a local building and loan association."
(IKUMANY WANTS COI.ONIKS I
''.Since ft'cininny entered the League of Nations she has
been demandinjr, with ever-increasing vi.v'or, the ret urn of
some of her former colonial possessions. She would preferj
to have them returned outri";ht, but would probably be salia
fied if she were Rranted a "mandate" by the loajnte, like those,
under which the colonies taken from her and Austi ia-1 Itin-j
fury are now held by. various allied )ioweis. The league isj
now enjfiip-ec in serious consideration of this problem.
It is, indeed, a problem to be taken seriously. It is easy;
to say that Ceimany, by her responsibility for the war. de-,
served to lose her colonies. The fact remains that their loss;
is felt more by Germany than any of the other penalties im-!
posed on her, and she will never be satisfied until she regains!
possession or control of at least a considerable part of them.!
The allies rightly regard (iermnu psychology as a factor to;
reckon with. H was largely the German feeling of being "stir-;
rounded by foes" and being forcibly prevented by them front!
her natural expansion that developed the mood in which the
war was launched. If the German people, whether rightly;
or wrongly, develop a new "complex" of this sort, a national'
conviction that Germany is held down and persecuted and.
kept from her natural and proper growth for hick of colonial!
territory, there may be another national explosion.
It seems likely, for this reason and because the allies arc!
inclined to conciliate Germany now on general principles,!
that she may be given a mandate to govern par of her old1
territory, probably in Africa, where there is most of it avail-i
able. Such action will cme hard, because Great l'.ritain.1
holding the lion's share of the mandated territory, never1
likes to let go of anything. 1 '.ut l'.ritain has far more tei-.
ritory than she needs, and can well afford to give up smile;
of it if that will promote better international relations. And
the llritish foreign policy tends to become broader and 'more:
considerate as the yea is pass. !
PRICES OF DAIRY !
PRODUCTS CHANGE;
Kjrgs Down One Cent and j
Hutter Up from One- !
Half to One Cent j
' .IITI.AM), "n ., Jun.'lfc (Al') .
- :i hn? on ! In- lorn I dairy ex - .
fituutf: br..it:ht uboill shaiM
i h;:jt!. s hi butter umt t-Ktf trCOH'
f.r today'M ma i l.cl. All fcrudcn
if are dow n one cent, w hlle ;
(fnnl'-w of cube bulbr n re ut,;
Irnrii oiic-liult In (nc ci'ilt. I,lt:r-;
v. ir IhiM. i l.it Is iiitlm;illr;tlly M ;
;i in J t nl. - !
I 'mi If i y iiinl il i i's.si 1 1 irtt ii im it
Iimi'h! ii'ionl ,sl inly t hi mot nirt; '.
wii'n :t !)(nv wii'k -inl 1rml ,
nt w lit-1 r it s ii re xlU;hl ly ltifr!.cr
lor j('""l htni'ii. ul(ll)' JtOOHT MlorU
firfv:i!s in qii;tl)tty. Miiny iirilv-;
iiIm ;tf ;i 1 1 sun led. Kiillcy Ori'-!
yuan M.ild fur ?l.7f' )H-r ci n ti- ull Ii :
(.' v.i i lnwi r, liou ii lo
M .'.ii. '.iliti. ii ji rtieimii'irrs in
I. it ).4-h j-. ill :!.s:. K:n ly t
Uttin i Kit ;i t im s 1 1 Din 'I'hi' I ;ill-n j
hioiiirlil 7t i-r iioiini).
i.UAvnr i'rioi,r:K.i.K i
MAKUKIH !
'f ;
I'oiillry (Uvt: wrtyht).
Ilr:iy Ik Hi 'S'.'.v lit. j
l.i;:i.t Ji.'iiH M4f Hc lii.' !
H :(.-- S'r Hi. i
rionf. f
ll-u-.l I'f..'-i;i1lun (haul whni)
- ?7 i:n i.i.i. ;
Kofi wlifttt )AA, j
i, a ;itAii; m-TAiii siaiiki.im;
I miry.
Ililllrr, cri-;ilni'l y --TitKj ftf.r. !
! '.nan- - ri 'a nnir loz.
i 'Ih-i 'A'fi 4tc n ponml.
HuiM'y, roinh- 'JtiC lb.
( "Wuliltvi.
N'i-.v io!;itoi-s Mir Hi. !
HI rim? In-jins- lTm In. !
(jr.-'-n jn.ii!-- Mif II. '
I'ulatoiH f! II). ;
Spin:wlr-:t Mm. for 2T.p. (
TotM-iiofK - 1T 'i It ! Hi. I
i'iir.il'-y ttiinrh. ;
( ;ihltin:i- i:ic lh. j
I. or il a.sp:ir;iK"-- Hm. "fir. 1
W:iUi W.hi onions -1 :, lb. I
I.t-Muc.'- H lii';i.ln r,r. J
Cel. TV- -LTi hunr'h.
i 'ii iillt'lowiT 1 fur Hi, ,
'ih iiiiiIm i s I it c.icU.
I In ii i in Is J for 1 Uc. j
Jtiim-h h.'-'lh Ifir. j
liniili tilililiis Hir l)iiiif)i. ,
( Ii - (! onions - Ttc Imnch. j
onions '1 Mis. Jfn .
Ji 'it. ions His. LTiC
Yi-lln.v onioiifl -2 lbs. Hf.n. j
KioliHlirs - -r,i' bunch. '
I'iiiKh. )
1 looil I! Ivor nl i a wlicrrlt'H 2i
IIV.
:-t ra , hi rri'-s - 'i boxes 'ZUc. j
i tn rri. s .Ml w iMir lb. i
IMiubaib lb. j
Ai.li :i - ii' lb. j
IS inaii.'is -- 1 1 - f
l.' iii'ins - 4 or lb.
ii n i-i-y Mi 'ii i mi1 iloy,,
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Uloat
Inly ....
.Sfpl. ..
( HK'At.O f.ftAi.V
Iom
1 i.-t k wl I!,
i i i:iti'o(iL win: at
MVKJtf'OOl,. Jun JK (Ai')l
' "linf w iK-fil : l to l J owt ;
July 1 In, iii; fli-. 1 is; I iVr. in
1 ti,
l'OllilM) U'lli;.T
l'(UCn.ANI), f)n-.. Jinn- IK ( A 1')
- Wheat - Hl(i haul white, $i.rr,;
tiaiil while bluewtern, bitart, Jl.f.ii;
feib rution, tl.H; Moll while, $1.44;
we Mem white, $1.41; hiird winter,
tl.4; noil he in npr.ni,', 1 1 -1
ui sit-in reii, $i.:ni. .
ToilayV ear feelplM Wheat," ft;
hurley. 4 : flour. M ; corn. 3.
( IIICAIil) 'AMI '
rill ',WiO, June I H (AC).
Wheat - No Mab-M re port ed. :
Corn- - No. 2 mixeil, M-i":fi; No
1' yellow, $i.it I 'V, w i.KS '.
OalH -No. Millie. MU'ifLV;
No. :i u bile, is Ut 4' ;,i c.
I;'e not lloleiI.
Hurley - .Ml 'if :oC.
'I'iinothy we-.. $4.7:.''i r.iiM.
I'loV.-r Meed J'U.IHl'.f :!.r..iMi.
Laid- tli.i;...
IMb I 2. 12.
I tellies $14. 00.
Wheat Close Finn;
Corn Scores Gains
rilli'Alill, June IS (Ai')-.Ul
er op'iiinw iniehuiiKed to vv off.
w Ileal underwent n inoro Keit'cral
selhaek, and then rose lo above
yenh-rdity'H finish. t 'orn started 1
lo ,c down, but suhrtiu-iii-ly
Hi'ored KititiK. Cats wen- eay.
I'rovi-jlons whowed little chaiiffi'.
Wht-at Dosed f If in. -he lo le
net hitfber; eorn to 7 e up:
oats ut ' to S' inhiinee find
provlsioiiH iiiichanK'',l to !c lower.!
.
i'inui,Ah i,ivi:m(k k 1
I'OlCTI.ANIt. Oie.. June IS (AC),
- Today's rrcidpls - ('utile I !oi;
hot?s, l'4n. Hereiplf for weel; lat
pro.inialel I'uOli fiitlltf;
t-ulves; 3'i5 bogs; r."i.r Bbeip. !
Cuttle Coin pu reel w eK a so:
lleef steern inosliy 111 to 2'n' hih-'
er; lioU'her HtoeK, bulls and veul
eiM sleaily (o slrmiK. (leiieral itmr-:
It el uellve ; ul close; ex! rente toti.
WithiliKl"n K" ass SteeiK, $1.fii;
ra) eovvit up to $T.Tf; bulk prices:
butcher cowH, $f.riU'o i.r.o; lieift-rs.
$i.imi'o S.lT: low rtiiteis and cut
ters. $:t.rH'ij T . ; uiediuni bulla.
$ri.fn ''i t.7f; vealers. $!i.Mi 'n 1 1 .on.
IIoks - -Today's I railing shady;
lliiee loads l!f 1o :'IHl lb. iiver
a 'res. $ I 0. u; for week : most
classes Um)i( chnnKed; choice llbt
Trading Fairly
Heavy Today in
Stock Market
FORTY COUNTRIES
TO TAKE CENSUS
'Europe, Asia, Africa Will
i Cooperate with U. S. in
! Obtaining Record
Ni:W YoltK. June IN (AC) -M.,.loi
;;p cuhilive ii-ity in to
day's hi it I Hcssfon in' tin- ft i ie i;
:.iii r fi i 1 V. a -4 ur.iin on t b; iip.-.lde,
alt !n.i i;ll til-- ad', ilie.- V ;im h- Id In
e,ii.i' by Ho- tiiial w'iU end tt-ai-iziii'f
and tli' uni ov '-t in;? nt a ie ,v
weuk Ht jL by hear t;nd is. Trad
Itil? w us III lab tV If :i S V oie ;tu:
IMtbui u and . ;M V:rif inSn-
j bid up oyer points wit Ii dmul
1 tam m si t'eti-'i !i Mcini.' i-.':iuv.'ii by
i I 'il tsbut'K i 'ou! and . Cif tsbm -r
n-noiiu.l ' 'oi. I.eliirh Vall y"
I futb d ti in unl.iili i" ! e .rly t'itiit
Io! r. puiiits.
Ac lit i- wi-ii km s.i of idtf Mo'
(ors. which budxc s. .-ral joints to
!a low i:i.'7 low ul U'lj hud de-
pi -i-SSiHf? Ctfect nil MUM-' Of hie
jollier moioin. Cdinudo I'ldd had
I a ouiek run up in 1 he liisi lnnir.
ul I num. (as.- 'flu -i -s'linp;. Atlantic
I HeiiniiiK and l'iterti.-aioit;i! .i.-U.-I
v- t-.- r uetionai y. I ''-.ii'i us
lii tit. ToLul fcul'-s ;, p.ri,il:iated
I .'Miit.liiiu fdiat'i s.
I
UNION PERSONALS
l"N(lN'. Ore. (Sp. cjal) Mrs. W.
l. IMiillips lel'i .iinduy nioruinn
I u- I 'ortla ml l or a w t , k's viit
wilh lor niecrs. MtX l!iy Slotts
and Mian Sylvia lluglu y und lu at
tend the row" show.
I A. Wrltiht ueroiiipanii d by his
Nlsier. -Miss (b-oiKia Wrljfht. left
Sunday inoriiin by auto tor Cort
land where th-y will attend the
rose Hhovv and Mr. Wright will
transact bnsiui ss. Miss. Wt'ibl
will HO on to Corvallij u here she
Will utlend si: in no -r school at .
A. and Mr. Wright will return
honie the hitler purl of ,thi.-;
Week.
-Mr. and Mr, KUnep Klshor en
route from Med ford to their liomc
In Ituperl, Ida., stopped in Tnion
Thursday for a short Isit w ith her
aunt, Mrs. A. K. II uM and cousin,
Mrs. Jiert K ii iLrltt.
Mrs. Karl havis who bus i n
Hi;' (irainle Monde
past I O Weeks I'e.
lay evenlntf to Iter
iniicli improved In
weiKhlH 1'ic higher;
around 1 1 'I.-&; late
'Jm2 lb. a cranes,
feu off quality bit;
to $S.fiH; packing
ilotable top
bulk 1 UU to
S't.r.a'o la. (mi;
w eights down
sows most jy
cia I'hy bus returned lo
in 1 nion I roin l'.ut, nc
i- has be.-n a student ihu
at the t'ntversiiy of Ore-
I
Sra''VMl--'r.1r,f.;' 'v
ani i lotipep - Lac each. !
W.iiermelons -7c lb.
Scuar. '
Cane si:. Tar - KT.C.Ii 7.:t4. I
t'hMir. !
Koft wheat- $S.:'ll bb). I
M:trd reiieVation-$S.:'0 libl. j
I'imiII i'.v I
Spring fi-li-H :tl"hf lb.
lb ns 1'". 'J V lb.
handful feeding i;f
ek
McuIm and I'lsli.
v.e.-r boil i : i sc.
Chops and steaks -?)!'; :!ib
Silnion tJtrlilly fresh) :t.if lb
II., III. nl - :i'Je lb.
f Mains I Hi; lb.
(.aMilhHi
fiasidine. rejiiilnr. retail,
( liicM.o i.i i;stm u
cinc.vci i. June 1 s ( l S.
1 1. p. u l aienl uf Aki Iculture). -
N"i;s :i.immi; nencinlly Hteady:
I'l'esh receipts piaetlcnlly hull' db
L'ti a
-. . i
INFANT NOYF.IriKS
Vw showi'i- ifts .-tiid ncctls.
A Inri'C. assn: tii.cnt at low priros.
10c to )Sc
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
IJettcr MeiTliniulisc Lower Prices
CMain 42
'in i
IIOIIM NKAMI'
Mill; 1 1 mi
l.:ily A.sM'.t.ml
vk i
rect; top, Jli.l'ii; bulk I tin t
lie: , $ 'M ;i I .-i.
;it I le .1,11011; compared w it h
w i-'-k a co: i;i a In fed ulcers and
veaiiitms, (, ,nc htifhcr: new
1 1 11; !i pi ice for seaMin : tn-bi-t ween
Eludes matured steeru and all
eai Invrs .nhirwinj? innst ad unc;
tmppv ttude on mixed and heif
er veai lincs: K'ain, fed cows and ,
he if. -i'h a l In' curly a.lvutice ie.
.i (e,i, ciosinj: sti aily: ra
1, Olds :,V low er: alei h
1 1 1 kM- 1 -: i lii in.' tup hca y siccis,
i I t'ii; Ili;bt yeai IitlKS. $ I I'.tta;
in r . .it lin-is. $ I 1.4": balk
I'i ie. li. avy Kteer.s. I :t.im
1.. ii.: ye.irii-iHM, fin. mi .1
'.s cows und heifers. $ii.:T. .
1" and T.'i" 'o S.fn, respecth'el.x ;
x . ah 5 ! :'.;.i. -ti 1 ;t.M..
: t it :: aim. iiracUcultv none
11 -il- t.il iy : tor rfri l, : 7 4 don- i
'I'- treni tet .llllK Ntallnlis, LM.X""'
!f 1 . fat hiii,I.H and yeurllm;
l.-sinu tl '.' . ! r.n lower; i-ulls.
: :. si..-, P ..rf (,. :;;
' liiu," l,niils ai'ouiid .'o'c lowei :
1 k -f tup pines: she. p. ratine
1 1 f 1 7 ii": native lambs. $17;
Itrii-.H. S I J.f.o. lat cw c. $f..:.";
. ihu: l.ti.ibs. JIS.7": bulk piices:
'..: '.in;:. kiml.N, Hu.T;. o 17 .'.";
i i.iiiibi. J 1 :.."! w I li :."; rulN.
' ' ' I -' ""I -',M'llMS. $ i" M" O
I ; ''a I 1 w -s i.e.." W Ii tan;:.'
' 'I'ih; i.imiIih. I :."" ;t 1 H..MI,
I'tnt 1 1. i I'lionrci: i
i'i MITI.ANb. On .lone I X ( AIM
I '.1: !- r lo Ic hiKhi-r: extia (
1 : . ct! , 4 ' l '.(; standards, !
.' ' . . pi n'ie f 1' .st, W'.ir: firsts.
i'i. aieer y prices: I'rints :te '
1 - 1 "H ' " CiiL. st.llldUSils; batte-fal,.
I ' - t. ... b. INotiantl j
Mt!k Ibillci tat up "... c; raw
c!U ( I per rent). $'.' cw t f
1. I'milniiil. Ilulterf.it 4n.,c.
! M,:,.in.. I
! : : A ' ! 1:1 . 1 . 1 1 s dow n I c. cur-
1-1 e ii.ts. 1 'n: tfe.h m'dimp. i
1 1 -U ndiM-i firsts. :"c.
M -mm l 11. 1 . xtras.
t.oH : v sti-adv; hi uv y b ns. 1 1'. .
' !,i -. iii;'i. 1 ' o 1 ::( ; spt in 1
lomtll it. broilei-M, I,", u lib-. iVUin 1
!iile dilrl.s, ,:'"c; colored, nnin-;
leu ; I'm k 1 -y s, U c. liotnlnal ; dt i-ss
$r,.;.n ii
Tin. "".
.Sheep - Compared
Hotter rrade lambs LTiC lower;
cloinK dull at decline; o 1 h e r
'elnsttes about Mtcady; some Mrictly
chrdce 7S lb. lambs, lat.-. $i:'.7.r.:
J niOHily drive-ins; few undipped
I yearling wethers. $S.S'.; flipped
jcwc.H mostly H.imi'o 4.T.".
j IHTTI'ItFAT
I HAN FUANCIS(M). Jiiup IS (AD
- - llntteriat 1,0. h. San Krntidsco,
j 4f. '-j '11 4c
i I V YHtK rui n-
J NKW VIlUK. June IS AIM
ilblPi! fruits steady.
German Pilot
j Plans Flight
I ltlMtl.lN'. June IS (AD Otto
I Koennerke, the (lerman pilot, who
plans n nun-slop UIkIiI from ller
, I In lo San Krundsco, beiiey.n he
can rearli the Pacific coast Inside
of Hit hourn.
I Me plans to hop off on July 2T,
if en rdi San l-'i-nnclsco oti J uly '2 s.
laud ri-uiaiu there only four days1
, before starling the rei urn Hiht.
The dateji, however, may be advanced.
a put lent at
hospital the
turned Tile
home here
health.
Ml M;
her home
w here s!h
past
K'iu.
Miss Iter! ha Mayette. daughter
'of Mr. and M.S. l-'r'cW M'ayeltee, of
I'nloii. K-raduuti-d June in t rom the
Oraiide Monde hospital as trained
nurse ami is now employ, d as niiil
nurse at the same hospital.
1 M'. S. Levy uerotiip:inied by Miss
l.uthu My.b r and Mr V. W. Sb v
ens reiiini.-'l home Saturday I rom
Mortlund where I hey uttended the
rose show. Mrs. Stevens also vls
'ited Iter sisb-r Miss Lucile Taylor.
.1. K. Milcb'-ll sold an oultund
ItiK jersey milk cow thin week to
ijutiies Klliotl. of i:b;iu. The ani
j m;il was exhibited ut the recent
Vnion livestock show.
1 M.- KHilu Milb-r. a studenl at
!lhc l", of O. arrived lionf Satur
day morning where site will spent
!he suinmcf with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S. K. Miller.
Sidney .pi.hhin and l.yle ("asior.
'who have been aHendini,' tile t 111
1 verity of (hctron. arrived home tbe
' first ol the week w here they will
'spend the sunitiier with tlnir par
ents
1 Mts. S. I-:. Mllb-r and danifiit-r.
! Hilda b it Sunday by auto for
ScaltlP where they will be .ioill'-d by
jMIss Uethrtie Mill, r w llO bus beep
atletidtni; i-.d.'t;.- there. They will
return to Moilland. w le n- they
will spend a few das visttini: and
attend the use fihtiw- In-tin c re-
W A S U LN" ( i T f ; X (AD Forty
countries of l-Jjnope. Af;a tiud A'
ricii are ready to (-oop--rule with
l to I rnt'd States lit the Colossal
Wurhl (Vrisu-s of Arh i:lf 111 e, to
be taken in Muiae In '..iio.
Leon MV KHlabronli, mite.l
States Aki icult 11 nil ( 'omiiii isslon- r,
HOW Oil U tOIII' Of M'AI' I), wes-.i-rn
South Aiio rha. tin- (mtclj K;ihi Jn-ilb-H.
and eii.slent and southern
Asia, has be.-n activity cnak d ill
prorn'ollm: the (tisiis sinie June.
:-2-. '
The CellSll.4 will b.' the flr.-t ef-
fort 4-ver made to Inventory world
a Ki ic u 11 11 re, It follows the dr.-am
of David Lubin, founder of l be
International 1 11;.: it ute of Aricul
t lire at Motiie. Labi 11 w us con
vinced Hi.- institute should not only
serve us a cb-;.r ini: bouse for s-ieh
.siatistlcs as miijht he' supplied by
adhering KO'vernmi-uis. but should
lake the lead in promoting beiier
and more dependable In t ornia I ion
throughout tlie. world.
A; ilireciur 01 the world census.
Ksla brook bus1 found that of 2"M
c-oiintrles only ii" ever liave tuk-n
an itivi-nloiy of atcrbnlt me. Fewer
ll.:in 4" of tli'.se have taken 11 nil.
si;s since I'.HMt. In the lust six
y.uis only four or five countries
have taken censuses iti the same
yeiir.
No i:tniils Nou
As II consequence' II O .satisme-
tory com parable 1 Iciinn on inter
national agricultural condition; are
available. It Is the object ot the
world census to make such figures
available and to obtain statistics
which wilt huve'a common mean
ing in all countries. '
The census will take account of
flw of firr'ins, kinds of funns ac-cordinK-
to well-recoKtiied catego
ries, ana of arable or cultivated
land, area allotted to each crop,
and the production of each crop
for the period covered by the cen
sus; also the number oi" livestock
of each kind on euch farm by aye
and Hex.
The work of the census will be
done in the assembly room ol" thn
International Institute, a palatini
structure ere.ted by Kim; Victor
Kinmanue! of Italy, from his pri
vate funds, and presenH.l to agri
cultural interests of the world.
turnitiK to their home at I'nton.
Hilly I lastp.it y, son or YV. O.
ila'Ktrerty, has returned home from
the Tnlversity ot Oregon where lo
ans been atlendimr .school for the
past two years.
Miss Muth Harrison returned
Sunday to her home In La C.rande
alter visiliiiK a few days :4 tho
home of Ms Amaryllis Knight.
Miss Mai- ShankH returned Sun
day to I'elidleton alter visiting th
past week in Tnion :it tho homo
of h. r parents Mr. und Mrs. J. M.
Shanks.
Mi.- Opal Shoppat. who is a
student at . A. ., arrived lrnnie
this week and will spend the Rum
mer with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Shoppat.
Miss Inna Mnekett, nn employee
of the rnion National Unnk. left
the first of the week for Portland
and coast points on a 1 w o-wcekH
vacation.
'IVetity-one im-mbers of the lo
cal com puny ot the t)n:rfn na
tional nuard left Tuesday evening
for Camp i-latsop for the r-miiur
two we.ks summer field trainin:
eriod. The company was in
ehai'Ke nf Lieutenant Muymynd
I'itts. Members of the company
1. avintr I.ietiti nunt Muymond Pittn.
Second 1 .b-in nunt Kloyd Kd wards.
Stat f Sartieajit Adrian tion.lbros,
I'rivat. s l'..'b Co.x, Jack Cox. Ka'ph
C01 k. Clifton HuMer, Art Walker.
Hav Viiuni;. Joe fan nt. iHdred
llutc-llinsoti. Jesse McMastera.
( H al Mosew ell. D. Horn. Walter
Havbt, i:i. Ion Casp.-r. Lewis May,
llernurd Shank. Milton Calvin, U d
Mires ami Howard llalsey.
The perch, on marc ow v.- by
& III
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Grande
Rondc
Hospital
a (ranlc. Ore.
Accredited Nurrcs
Training Schorl
117.. h'i:ci:i i: Ari'i.ic.'.rioxs
1'inr.i piii-iHTtive s(Uilont- lo fill :i liiu
i : 1 1 1 iiiniiiici- nf VM(':ini'ii'S. If vim mo ;l
lliuh Si'hmi! iii.nliiato iiml cm hnv ol!.
cr nci'i'-iuy iH!iliric;iti.iii yiiir :ip;iiic.-,-limi
v ill 1 c '.'it'ii ivircfnl ('iiii-i'!i r:iliiin.
"Keds" for Summerlime
The National Recreation Shoe
Ask to see the new numbers.
N. K.West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
Willie Moss, of Island t'ily, which
won the championship in taut eluss
at the rei-ent I nion livcsiock show,
v. is a I'nton county product and
cXitibit. Mr. Moss haviiiK laisetl thy
Jiu. re 1 1 om U cult.
J'erjiS CuteS. Of Seattle, (R VIS
illm: lny parents Mr. and M rtt. V
(lutes. Mr. Amos Mayib-ld and daugh
ter. I'uy. ient lust week at I'nton
visiting rduth.s and frb-nds mid
attendiiiK thu stool; show.
MLss Mutlde Spain who lia been
viMtitifrT Ju-r moiiier and other re
la'.ives and friends for the pust
V. eek will leave Sat urday for Ku
i,'eiie w here she will attend summer
s heol at tin I', oi (). Miss Spain
has just r.t ut rod from Arizona
where thu IniK ieeu dolllK Alllcri
cu nidation work for Hit past year.
.Mr. and Mrs. (i. I- Jiall and
iluriKiiter, Alice. Were La (liande
visitora und shoppers Tuesday af
ternoon. Anion: the members of the l"n
hm Circle 2o'J wlui will ko to Mend
Saiurduy to attend the district con
vention of Woodcraft that mcet.s
'there are. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Mrowrr,
Mrs. Mill- Scotl. Mr. and -Mrs. W.
' W. i.anKford, Mrs. Nellie ftniwn,
' Mrs. Martha Keitfimon, MrH. Jen-
me Johnson, a mi I'aisy Hailurd.
Junior Crews Make
Clean Sweep Today
MAMSO.V, -.Vis., Jim." IS (ATI
- I'orull "lilisly" Ciillmv-H Wlisll.
j in u t on I'nh. r.srly vursiiy und jiin
1 ior vin'Hity rri-i.s nuuli- a Hi'inl
HU'c-p ol Huh' nui'.s loiluy llll
j Hi.- I IMV.Tsity nf Wisi ullsitl oil
l.ukv .M. Mulum. Tin- junior vuf.
: Hity iio.s- il oiiu viiMury oy.-r tlm
j IliulKt i- t'n slriiit ii S In tin- I'lrwl
I riici-. it ii d Hi'- v;ir.sily npf;il.-.l I Ih
' p.-rriiriiiaiiri- in I lit; i-imiih1 rnnti-st.
i H"lh ivrv ov.-r a 2T-inllu cmhiihu.
Tin- ijmmh uiMi' a workoiil lor
Hi.. Ilu.siii.s. li. i an' .11 rout." lo
lln- annual n iMlla al 1 ! kIi K- I
ii... li.M-,. Hi.' Wiwnimlii iiniv. i--sily
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lr.s!lllllMl I'l'UlV.
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A iluersity Threatens
To Engulf You
rant
Life is not always a "Calm Sea."
There come times when it's quite
turbulent .... when a wave of
Adversity tests our Courage and
Finances to carry on. Tis then
when we find a reliable insur
ance policy, whether it be fire,
accident or auto insurance, a
real Life Saver .... an elimin
ator of worry.
"Consult your insurance as-ent
as you would your doctor."
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