La Grande evening observer., October 14, 1927, Image 9

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Friday, October 14, 1987
LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVE!
Pape Nine
f Cow to Send Boy
In lillamookCQi
to State Colege
WASHINGTON (AI Thcro tfr
177. OKU 1 1 1 i i i buys und (.Mils In the
United SiuU'8 furnlhir their own
money uvery year bicuuno they llku
uiihnulif. . . f
Tho figure la vh uctual census
of 4-H ulub lni'inbefs enrolled In
livt'stqcle enterprlsea Advised bv
extension workers cooperatively
employed by the U. 8. department
of uKi'leulture Hrid stale uirrlcul
turul eollees, these young stock
men tone a youngster's natural re-!
notion . to anlmuls with tirotlt- i
auio business methods. I
They follow now, improved theo
ries In feeding; and inuiiuRumunt
and kexp a record of receipts und
disbursements which ut uny mo
ment makes It possible, to calcu
late protlt or loss.
Such an embryonic farmer is
Thayno Smith, of Tillamook cuuntv.
Oregon. Ho Is a composite- ex
ample of 4-H ; club purpose and
practice. His project Involves the
care of a purebred Jersey cow.
Every tytull of her existence lies
in his reu'dy hunds. In return, stie
is Bolnff to send him to colleKu. lie
dupositsi tho pruffts from her milk
In a bunk. .
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3rdp. ails
: WHAT NEXT FOR "MAD BEN" DOTY?
tn,Aa"Z AMtti "Joined roniq-Nl UQior4 'eser-Oo) ik svpia t
JJIOTY A9 AN AME.WCAM .H xlt,ii?- -rW.v r.-. io-v. -mrnuicnr mi'
SOLDIER INl "WE WORU) WAT? lf Ah) , HOME SICKNESS -
Madu lu Tlte Northwest
"When the recipe says "milk" it puts up to
you the responsibility of using the right milk.
It can make or spoil the dish. When you put
all the other ingredients and so much work
into your cooking or baking, you can't afford
to take a chance on the milk. '.''
. Borden's. Evaporated '. Milk assures you
sweet milk, pure milk, creamy milk at any
hour or season. And everybody likes the
taste : of Borden's. Try it but insist oh
Borden's!
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COVVT MARTIAL- - ;
Ity NKA St-rvU-o ' ' .
I MI, OX I. Alius., Out. 13 Whoro
will tin in-fix tpr adventuro curry
"Mud Hen" Doty next? .
"Mini Hen", whoutv more formal
ii a iirV Ih wrlten Llnunttt J;, Doty in
just now CniLTffinff from us ''un
ltfasanta scrape us tho urgo for
adventure ever pot a nmn Into. Hut
his fHiMiilH htru doubt very much
Hint that wilt stop him f-om get
ting into another In the near fu
ture. . .
l-'or Doty, who hus just been rc
JeaHed from u l'Yonch military
prison, where: lie. was confined for
deserting from lite fainouH Korclgn'
le'Kloii, Is one of those chapH to
whom ordinary,' . peaceful It To Is
ucutely boring; one of, those chops
for whom organizations like tho
KoreiBii l-efflon und out of the way
places llku tho Kiffiun frontier,
worti invented.
fiED ATTH.17 APPEAL. T5
FATMT?. TOUCHED MARTCT
TE.jCH WAR iMl'oTR
. I.oty very nearly 'lust his lifo In
this latest escaptHle,
' Only tho repeated pleas of his
father and Influential friends pre
vented It.'
Here is what happened:
. Doty served during thu World
war with tho Old Hickory Division,
composed largely of troopM from
Tennessee. When the war was over
ho returned to his mreiits' homo
In Memphis somewhat dissatisfied.
Ho announced that tho World war
hud not, on the whole, l)Cn quite
excltlntf enough.
' -Doty wiis a favorile in Mcipphis
social eircloa. Mis family was well-to-do!
had he iieeu istutent in stay
at home lie could hft vi stepped
without 'difficulty Into an iar-y,
honorable- careir In bu.siiiess or
society.
Hut he couldn't do it. "He just
wouldn't stay put," as one .Mm-
C7- ;iTZ y
phis lady put It. ,lfe at homo
seeini-U tame. Doty craved uctlun
So, one day two years ajpo, Doty
slipped away, went to New Orlwms,
and boarded a ship for Kruhce.. In
i'-ranct) lie i-nlisled In tho Korean
lA'Kion,
clKht years' Imprisonment,
That was a your aro.
A fow weeks ritfo Doty 'a falher
sent a now appeal to French Min
ister ot War I'aUitevo. Tho appeal
touched tho heart of tho French
official, s ito Issued u full pardon,
and Doty was freed. - - -
Will Ho Stuy?
' Now Doty la prcpurtngr to return
homo.
Hut will ho Htuy homo when lio
gain hero?
His friends shake their heads ua
they ponder. "Mad Hun" Is not tho
staying homo kind. - Adventure
exuiteniont .i-tskfi -they seem to ho
food und drink to him.
His oxperienco with tho Foreign
legion has ended. Whut will bo
tho next step on hia roud of adven
ture? t
- A Missouri man udmitu lie hua
boon urgulng fur 35 ypurs .und
r.eviT uco red a victory, tl6
siiMUiitii t start eontrovvrslos with
his wife. i f.
; llonding tho prohlblDon uReiil
Is well enough. . Any reliable pro
hiblllon agent can get a good,
boot icy Her 10 go on his oonu.
FACT S
.. -AND TH E OPEN M IND
The most important element in business success
and the most difficult is to be sure that you
have all the facts before you act.
To get them all, from every possible source; is the
first objective in General Motors. The Research
Laboratories contribute some. These are nuggets,
left in the crucible, after hundreds ()f ideas that
looked good have been" burned away. The Proving'
Ground contributes others. Dealers contribute. The
pviblic contributes. Kvcry department contributes.
Through ; the whole organization runs a spirit of
inquiry and of rigid insistence on proof.
.
OUT of such thinking come the new models
announced from time to time by Chevrolet,
Pontiac, ' Oldsmobilc, Oakland, liuick, LaSallc,
Cadillac all with Fisher Bodies. Ami by I'Vigidairc.
Each new model is a tested step forward. Nothing
goes, into it as a result of habit or gueis or pride of
opinion. '
Nothing counts but hard-won facts, nathcrcd and
used -with an open mind.
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Pfcftte end without any obligation to me, your HluitrateH bf!c
let, "Wfcerc Motor Cat Fact Art Etabli$hed," together with
Informadon aboot the partlcultr General Motors product or
producti I have checked at the right. -
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A 1fsiM'ni(c Crew
Doubt you know Honu'thhin '
of tlte l-'on in l.eion. It it prob-'
ably tho wildest, most lU-Kperule.
, eoileeilon of a!uYra slneo the dnya
tol" 1he JloMiuii liKlons. Tim Kor-
efn l.euion will cnliMt anyone, with'
t no (iiiefjtioiiH awkt'd; luurdererH,
IhievcH, no'er-iIo-wollH of ull vnrlo
tit a.. "Kcnlb-nnMi" ritiiUerfi," , .inei
who ImVu louud oilier parta of tho ,
world tW4Uft to hold tliein uell
nro tho men who join the Foreign
heKlon. I'liv iliHclplino la Iron, tlnj
pay Ik 40 cents a month. th ternM
or enlistment Ih Mvo years and
the reeruil ha.s the Njitinfaetion of
knowing that thu rhaiucs 'an1-1
many to oim that he will bo killed
buforo hi ti-rm expires. .
ThlH wa.s tho oi-KiLtiixatlou into )
which Ih-miett Doty'a love j ud- I
veuturu tliniHt liiin, t
Jioty served lu tho cam pal km
asainsl the liiff, whens he won tho;
('rolf dc (Juerro for bravuiY. Thi'ii
In- wuj 1 ran.sfiarrod to tho Syrian
i rout, when tho lrencli . wero
k4epliiK- up a Hporadic und bloody
wart'are with Die Oruse trlbfnnen.
I oty'H j)arf iiLk, mean while, had
moved to Itiloxl. Tli'y hoard from
him HemiorciiHloually . often
enough, CHitiHiderimr tho Oict that
it co.it him a wn-k'u jmy to buy a.
poNlao Htump. Jlo aee med to exult
in tho deMpcruto naturo of hUf
work, !o revel In tho Jan vera in
which ho was placed.
iiut onu day. on leave, lio imt
koimu Amei'lcana ' Contact with
th'-m made liiui liomeiek ucutely
o. And ho. one night, ho crept
awuy from hlH detachment und
souifht to eroBH tho liurder itU
l'uleHiiuo, hoping to niaku hia wuy
to the coaat und take Hlilp for
Amcrrlea. f . .
Jle wuh caiiK-ht. Tho leKion ordi
narily Jhih one penally for deser
tion in the face of tho enemy
death, Joty'H doom seem Mealed.
News of Mm plight reiehed Atn
eriu JIIh father i'nt pioun to tho
'reach auliioritlen. J n fluent lal
friendH did iikewlKe. lifl pal Inn t
record wa cited. Tho American
government rcinieHled ienieney. Ho
Doty em-aped with a sent unco of
SOLDIERS TWO..
Ant;iiKt llau-ke. 77. who paxncd
euder the Are de Trlomphe in
Cm in art tt nohlii r lu the trium
ph. nit (liTiniin arm leu ot t H7 1
.Hid hiM mm, J-'ratik. who marelietl
iifiieath tho areh ax an Amnrl
i .n ibxiKhboy in the J!ftH vle-i-tiv
parade, reverently view the
1 .nib (if tho Kretieh uukfiuwN ol
).er ut the Arc during tho kgloli
convention.
and ASK for TRU-BAKE CRACKERS by name. That name
Tru-Bake is your guarantee of cracker perfection.' For no cracker is
ever permitted to get into a Tru-Bake carton unless it is baked to
the perfection that insures crispness and delicious cracker flavor.
y The dainty slenderized shape pleases the fancy, ' fits the bite
and "eats" neater. You will like it.
Ask Your Grocer for Tru-Bake Crackers
xgcnsy
Baked and Guaranteed First Quality by the ,.
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane, Portland, Seattle
-,' Originator! of Tru-Bakes and Tru-Blu Honey-Sweelened Grahams "
The Customer Is AIwaysJRight
Should you ever receive anything from your Scrvewel Grocer that is not
just Right, do not hesitate to tell the Manager, who will cheerfully re-;
place the item, or refund your money without question. ' -
Saturday and Monday Features
PEANUT BUTTER
School Boy
Fine for the children.
One Pound can ;.29
Three Pound can 79
PREFERRED STOCK . ,
COFFEE
Vacuum packed.
One Pound tln......:...............t.;..52d
Two Pound tin..:......:.::........?1.00
SHREDDED WHEAT
BISCUITS
very nourishing.
3 Packages for i:............37
MINCED CLAMS
Preferred Stock
For soups or chowder. " . .
Stock up on these. . '
4 No. 1 Tall tins.....: ...0id
LIBBY'S CATSUP SI EACH
10c
SATURDAY ONLY
SWEET FOTATOES-iLnds ; 25c
celery- !;;,!n;i;c,wdtlWeachc(1 1 , iQc
BANANA SQUASH- K;nJ 3c
DELICIOUS APPLES-
POTATOES- tPounds 19c
Any size, order delivered FREE. Call your nearest
SERVEYVEL GROCER
Store No. SO 17 Depot St. Store No. 821701 Adams
: Phone Main (i.SO Phone Main 515 t
Bring in your WHITE KING SOAP COUPONS. ;
Three Bars Soap Free with one pkg. of White King
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