La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextGeneral News Ha (Srttfr lEWtttttQ ' (bmtttt Want Ads VOLUME XXV. LA GRANDE. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1927. "NUMBER 291" LEGION WILL BE GIVENWELCOME European Countries Pre paring to Greet Vets After Paris Meeting rollTLAXH. Ore.. July L'O. Several count Him of Kurope are making elaborate preparation fir the reception of a Bruup of dis tinguished A in erica n veterans, lu clutliiiK ficnenil John J. lei slilu;,', who will make an official lour Im mediately after the close of the ninth annual American l,ej;ion convention In I'aris Sept. :4, Na tional Commander Howard V. Suv hko has Informed Curl It. Moser, of" Portland, depart mout Franco convention officer of this male. Kvery state will he re-presented by prominent legionnaires on this post convention lour. The lllnerury for the torn will include Nice, Monte (,'aiio, (lenoa, I tome. Lucerne. Strasbourg, Met., JirusselM, Antwerp and London. The Kovemments of the countries to be visited hAve extended official In vitations to the party and will act ttH hosts for the legionnaires while In the country. HecentioiiH will he I held not unly by the unverninents but by ihe cities visited en route. While In Italy the delegation will be received by the KJiik of Italy. Premier .Mussolini, and the Italian veterans. In (ieimu a special cere mony will be held by the legion delegation at the monument of Christopher Columbus, which was erected to commemorate his dis covery of America. In Switzerland the party will be entertained by the Swiss Kovcrn- inent and by the city of Lucerne. i The visit to llic famous prov-j Inccs of Alsace, and Lorraine will t be an outstanding one. Lhiborate receptions have been planned both J in StrassbouiK and Metz. KIdk to Greet Vets In Itrussels, King Albert will Kfeet the legionnaires, special func tiuns have been arranged by the Ikduian veterans, and the cities of Lirussels, and Antwerp will liui Ue special arraiiKenifuls for entertain-j ROBINSON CRUSOE meats. A Umi; program I f ceremonies I jwill meet the legionnaires in Lon- don. The city authorities, ihoi Saving Is Constructive Saving now means Satis faction Comfort and Happiness in the future. It will afford training and education for your chil dren. We offer every advant age to encourage system atic saving. Ask jor a Money liurrvl At Our Savinyx Window Equitable Savings Bank Z m, : 'NEW CORN BELT' CLASSED A MYTH Itritlsh Kovernment. and the Brit ish veterans have undertaken to ar range a three day period of enter tainment which will close October 11, just in time to permit the le gionnaires to catch the Leviathan at Southampton on her official re turn trip. Throughout the continent the tour will be made un private trains. The personnel of the trip will, lie chosen from each state by the le gion department commander, and the entire number that may pu Is limited to 200 persons, the, capac ity of two private tra Ins, Natlona I Commander Suvase announced. Legionnaires desiring to go on this trip should 'communicate at States Continue War 70 Years But No One Is Killed r' warni ii.miiii mi. us . nim wjiauwaj. m i i n win .,nj wj -iifiiiiii'Miiii iiiiimi,iiiiiiiniiimiir-iimrnii',r" 1 1 nimHr ELMER STEELE Chooses A STA R "4" COACH from 1 orelock-Service Company BECAUSE he knows tlie sturdy Star will "stand the gaff" of the G days and 0 nights of torturous' driving in the record-breaking run. AM) BECAUSE he also knows the Star will not fail to "deliver the goods" when sub jected by him to every conceivable test of stamina and endurance Watch The Results With The New Silent Star "4" WASHINGTON Al') War still exists more or Icms i u 10 u rope, j The oldest republic In the world,, San Marino, is fn a slatevof hostll-i it y with Austria, and has been I .since the Italian war of, indepen-j denee in W. Similarly, the Isle! !of Man has not made peace with) Russia, since the Crimean war inj ! J sr. I. , ' San Marino Is one of the snriP-j Jest republics In the world, having a! . population of lir.oi). Ksmblished in! 'the tenth century, it enjoys Hover-! eignly over 32 si)ihnf r.ii.t- r.n top of the steepest inouiHaln in !!.' Italian peninsula. That sovereignty ( Ium been respeeied for ycni.i , by popes and Icings, and even the ; miuhty Napoleon. , field piece presented to It ufter the world war by the king of Italy. Its gun has never been fired, since, no matter how li might be pointed, the shot would land in foreign ter ritory and cause International com plications. The Isle of Man is the lozenge shaped island which has plenty of room In the Irish sea, being 'A'i miles long and 1 li miles wide. Ii. enJo.vH virtually the status of a do minion In the Itritlsh common wealth. Through ttH legislature, the House of lvoys, it formully fol lowed Kugland In declaring wur on Russia In 18. VI, and its population, then about riO.flOO. cnlhuslastieiillj did its "bit," Since, then. the House of Keys has never seen fit to end that state of war. Montana Will Not Out rank Iowa in Produc tion, Experts State WASHINGTON' (Al) There 1h ho "new corn belt" In the I'nited Slat es, Mont ana will not outrank Iowa as a corn state, and I'IiIchko'a share of the pork packing Indus try in not In Jeopardy, Such in the authoritative obser vation of federal experts in re sponse, to what they term "erro neous predictions which followed the release of statistics showing corn acreage in the. Northwest to have greutly increased alnco the flvll War. Th mirtlnke," say f A. Hur meisier, marketing specialist, "lien In confusing thV Northwest with tho northwestern corn belt. Ah Is popularly supposed, there, has been a, tremendous increase in corn acreage in Montana and tho west ern Dakota hIiico l'Jllt. Hut tho Important expansion lias been In long-established corn sections, In cluding Iowa, Nebraska uud Min nesota." ' ltlchcy's Views lUirmehtter i.i joined by I'Yed erlck I. Itiehey, agronomist. "Introduction of corn to the dry fa milng regions," Ulehey explains, '"does not signify tho creation of a new corn belt. There wheat is Ihe rash crop. Corn is grown merely because the farmer lias found that It fits his agricultural scheme. In stead of following a wheat crop with fallow-land, he plants corn. It keeps down tho weeds, stabilizes farm employment and given labor a larger and more permanent In come. "Montana does not pretend to rival Iowa In corn production. There were only 359,000 uercs of corn in Montana last year, whereas Iowa had 11,178,000 acres. Mon tana produced but 3.943,000 bu shels, whilo Iowu. led tho country with 413,G8ti.M0 bushels. Average production In Montana was but 1L bushels per acre, In Iowa 37. Mon tana and tho Dakotas together had scarcely more than a third txt much corn as Iowa produced alone. Boom Near Km I "The corn boom lias extended as fur into tho Northwest us it likely ever will go. There may bo futurn Increases In acreage. However, corn is grown on all the best land now, especially in the Yellowstone, vulley of Montana, und uny further expansion will bo in diy-farinlnK communities, where corn yield is low. It follows, then, that future uereage increase necessarily will I lower average production. "Already the effect of Increased 'acreage la apparent. In 19L'3 Mon tana averaged 26 bushels per acre, 1 a bushels more than last year. I The Imkotas dropped trout 34 bushel to IS," tfurmeister pointed out that hogs have followed corn Into tho North J west because they nfioid profitable disposition of a crop that. If mar keted, would not pay its cost of prod net ion. New York traction Interest? paid I'.'eu.MUu for publicity. Har nmn would be 117 yearn old If lis were alive today. Think of t im minutes that have passed since h uttered his sage remark! 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San Marino has always felt isnl'e from invasion, Millionth its army numbers only I I'lin men and ils artillery consists of one 7." mm. ioncc with the department com !mander of the state. National i'om itnander Savage said. Flying-Beacon RunniinoiJMMimiiiiii.i,,.,, " J ' li " W ... ! Wh ountain olesome Milk Tills m "poi-od Kf a I .nt Cl'.ivcr l ipid. Hanin Mi.nlia. ( ullf . 111 h? useful. Inn. K'rvmp as a 'n (nr flyer The plan nas lauiKh-r as a mrmoriH) commcmnrflf in? the lart of h roand-th?-H-oi-M fluht there. The monument will be 10: ten HkIi. ELMER STEELE . On liis 111 hours' continuous driving trip through the streets of L;i Grande and highways of Union County will depend upon BLUE MOUNTAIN MILK for his strength proving for the 'nth time that milk is the food complete, for which there is no substitute. Steele, in every city where he demonstrates lives upon milk for the long, hard test of endurance. He naturally wants .the best. 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