La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 13, 1928, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textr Fagi e Twelve LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER : Friday, April 13, 1928 11 it Advisor to Six Million Farmers, Jardine Makes His Own Land Pay ' MANHATTAN, Kuni., (Al?) Chief councillor fur nix million furmers, William M. Jurdiiio, soe retury of itKt-iculturc, lieiHonulIy puts Into practice tho ucivlco lie offer und makes U puy. - From his office In AV'unhingtim lit directs by mall tho attain, of ' his UJO-ucro farm near here, ant! whenever he rcturna to Kan sua on a vacation he dtttcusReo all uctlv itloa with Guy Scott, hiu tenant. Hcott euys Janllne'g expert' knowledge purtluulurJy of agron omy, hitn pluyed an Important parti In making Die place pay muro titan j 9(1,000 annually for the lust ulx yearn, hant year 98,000 was obtained from the mlo of livestock, main und hay. Landlord and- tuimnt Hlmred tho money equally, while the Income from poultry, eras und cream went to Hcott's wife. Tho Meoretury of agriculture, who advises furmirH, to buy land now becutise ho bclloven Jt may novcr oku In be ho cheup, 1 botiirht his farm ten years bko when piicew were near tho peak. lie puld 93M00 fur It, and when he leased lo Hcott six years ago he usked for 92.000 cash rental, dcslrlne an In come of about six per cent from the Investment. Hut Scott prefer red to operate the farm on a share basis. .'! now Would be $0,000 ahead If T had accepted Mr, Jurdlne's of fer," Scott soys, , , Crop rotation is carried out ac cording to Jurdlne's plan, und Hcott says that herein he gets tho benefit of the cabinet member's knowledge of agronomy. Alfalfa or sweet clover has grown on all of. the cultivated land In the last ten years, and these legumes have enriched the soli so that cdrn last! season yielded (iC bushels an aero while Die wheat made 38 bushels. I All of the crops except wheut J are fed to livestock on tho farm und thus marketed "on tho hoof." A herd of 44 Hereford steers from tho Jardine farm rocontly topped the Kansas City cuttle mar- j ket. Tho steers were bought lust spring, fed on pasture all summer f and then fattened for 320 days on I cob moal, alfalfa buy und cotton seed meat. The average weight of J uiu miliums jnurtNiseu in mo ll months from 626 to 1,162 pounds. , Eleven months after they wero 1 bought for JS.iiG uhundrcdwelght or 966 a head, tho steors were sold for 914.26 a hundredweight or 91tI5 a head. Uulryljjtf is not a part of the en terprise. Thero are -only , two milk rows on tho farm, Horses and mules still play their J part In providing motive powor, al though there Is a tractor. Soott I iiiHistH the mules cannot bo 're placed for general field work, but I he agrees that the traotor Is uho- ful for plowing and grinding gruln. Secretary Jardine was president I of tho Kansas State Agricultural I college ut Alunhattun before he be- canto a member of tho Coolldgo cuuinet, ) ' - CATI'MS AMI C'OTTO.V JACKSON, Miss. (AV) Ransom Aldrich. owner uf an sOO-aore furm and a herd of 110 beef outtle. do clures that by building tip his soil fertility the cnttle are dlrectlv re sponsible ror increasing his cotton yield from 70 bales to 130 bales on me same acreage. Of course vou want to be sure yoiiVe me riPiu edded Wheat Xook tor this large ounce package peume CJIU . :: ' j.JJ , - .. . pf A HALf CENTURY fif OF UNI FORM " coE5StAUTY. OUT OUR WAX : " T By I V.'S SI 1 J I i WW! T'l S LAJ 1 I 3lJHIM 1 1 I . V sZ .1 W.M M Z.. four. m -T' GMT WiUiama!MAItuLB sxabs now VxJwW MOTHERS Gef'GRW. 0"(?.X'iLLiAM& " heg u . pat. on. O ir ttu tMvieg. inc. Educator Says All-Year School Will Lessen Number of Failures llr Wurreu A. lto (Vice president, Department of Kle- montary I'rlnctpuls, National Kducatlon AsHociutlun) NKWAItK, N, J. (AI' Children live day by day. They are not born to suit school terms, ifiey do not ccoso growth In June or begin In September. Much that we know of child de velopment, both physical und. men tal, mocks our stuted calendar terms and chullonges our grades and classes. Ah schools Puss from Irrational to rational living conditions, we shall destroy much of this rigid admlnls- t in the machinery we have created nnd rcpluco it by flexible rcgrudlng and reclassifying procedures that will bring our regimented regroup ings into some suno relationships to our knowlcdgo of individual differences. I'sycliologlsts know the perma nent evil rosullH produced In chil dren when partial failure compels pupils over long timo periods to ro llout work that bus lost Us interest. I'urents know tho unhappy chil dren Indifferontly performing boro 8OIH0 school worjt. j Taxpayers do not know the tre-I inemlouH cost of ro-eduratiug fall- ure. School financial staU nu nts I conceal such costs. Country-wide, approximately SllO.uou of ovcrv ? l,0UO,OH0 spent on public schools is to reeducate failure. Changing five or 10 month terms to threo mouths and uneralinir school districts 12 months increases educational opportunity, increases service, produces moro successes, reduces overhead, reduces failure and mukes education a full time Job. Tho health of children and teach ers is bettor for vacations may be taken during any three mouths. A real correlation of health and vaca tion between business, home ami school, Is made when recreation 1m not limited to two summer months. In cities, the school gymnasium, pool, shops, laboratories and recrea tion grounds con bo utilized when most needed during the hot sum mer days. Vacation schools wero established about to keep children off tho streets. In tho schools began to pa.ss from philanthropic control to tin official status under boards of education. Krom that period until BANK OF AMKUICA STOCK JSKMOVKO riCOM fcXCHAXGK NEW YOHK Apr. 13 (AT) Old cupitul stock of the Hunk of Amer ica, which was split up four for one in tho transaction which gavo control to tho Giannini interests, was removed from trading on the New York stock exchango hero. The one million shares of tho re- orgu n i.cd com pa ny, tho Han k of America National association will not be listed. The old slock recent 11)12, such vacation schools dealt ' ly.hns hud a sensational rise, go- largely with attempts lo redeem failure of pupils in the preceding term. During tho period from 1SJ12 to the present tho most common niake-shift summer schools have held a live or six week Huston dur ing (lie morning nild attempted to redeem failure of the previous term lo strengthen work and to permit a few superior pupils to gain ad vanccd xiandlng. Jn ing over 91.400 a share from u low of 9-'ltf0 this year. The par vuiuo of tho now stock is 9250. these sporadic practices, tho all year school is a completely coor dinated unit offering educational opportunity all the timo to all who can utilizo it. ACCEPTS CMAU-KMii; LONDON Apr. 13 (Al) Merce des Cileltz, English swimmor who j recently announced that she had conlract to wAm tho Straights of Gibraltar, 'J'lvWII M)ltNTi:it CAWING OTTAW A (AC) "iJachelor of Lobster Canning" may bo a, new collegiate degree in Canada if tho biological board has its way. The hoard is giving a courso In lobster inning this year for the first time In an irfort to improve the itunlHy of lobsters and lobster paste pack ed In tho UunrliUon's maritlmo provinces. Twelve students, each of whom must he In chargo of u lobster canning plant, are eligible. has accepted a challenge by Ms. 1-ottie Schocmmelt.V long distance swimmer, to compete 'In a cham pionship endurance test. - I Thw pluce for the swim was not specified, tint Miss (licit, made tb condition that it must bo in the open sen. Toys i-:i;i wmistlk U'ASIIIXGTON ( A I') American manufacturers of soft rubber toys must incorporate a whistle in the anatomy uf dolls, anlrnal.s"und sumo other plaything if they wish to compete with Germany products In foreign markets, the department of commerce Is told by Its trade com missioners. l'artitMilarty is this said to be true In lutin American trade, j here Gormauy. most formi dable, competitor, has won tho favor of many" children because German toys can whistle. go after TELLOW MASK" LXTTTm There's a PREMIER for every purse and purpose i 3 models 3 prices Simplifying the task of house cleaning and giving new leisure to the housewife All three Premiers have a motor driven brush and super-suction! Each is for n particular need. You need one! Let us tell you which one, and show you why you need it. Just telephone us and ve will arrange to give you a "demonstration richt in 'your own home. 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ItOMAO.Vti - HOUS - MONTFAU- CGN Trance (AP) Tho "wooden cioHses, row on row" of world war diiyn no longer mark the craves of 23.500 American Hobllers who IoHt their IIvoh hi tho wr6rlU wur and lie burled here. Marble uluba now murk each Krave " A:l SMVASVIJI IN' MEXICO MASSATIjAX (AT) A Ueliiian flnaitced corporation uih broken ground here for a 300,000 lead Sljr Ct I CANT BUY A BETTER OIL man THE NEW .ZEROLENE umoUcr fur cunvertinv oron from mine, in tiunuva, tiiiialou, Kuyuiit and other pruduction cenloru. Uuslu extrncliona of lead will li. niarkcled in Mexico, whllo renldue conUilnluK Hold, silver, zinc, copper und other metula will be exported to liel Hium for . treutnient. whieh la ex pected to beMn operation by August hua been under coiiHlderutiun 50 years. - , . ( . ' ;;.C'RB O.V MOVIES .BUDAPEST AAV) . EvcnliiiC dunces un the village green , limy Ijecoine popular' In IlunBory this year.' Government decree has lor- blddeu inotlun picture theaters in villageH of lesa than 1000 popula tion. Tho number for the entire county Is limited to 906. Of too 4".0 ulreudy In operation, 90, or tho limit for tho city, ure In Dudupest. Super-Lubrication A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT z mm Baking Jems z k 1 j QITtlDDSLEa j narnessing Mind Power Flour This organization has the inestimable advantage of beins able to brincr to bear upon any problem of food dis tribution the concentrated thought of the ablest minds in the business. In meetings and conferences, held regular ly throughout the West, thousands of earnest men and women offer ideas, suggestions and criticisms that help us to solve the most baffling questions arid through this "meeting of minds" effect greater savinus for you. 1 Potatoes Oregon lieauty or Myrtle. The niiti kcl Netted Gems. These are good slock has advanced several times. Due to afid a good buy us the market is up. iii.-.iv.y uoiiLi.tcis Mini, we Hiaae aueita of these advances, we are still holtl Jng our old price. We advise you to buy enough flour to last until the new flour is obtainable. I'KK CWT. $1.00 49 Bag ... A 49-lb. 4 Hags ... Health Nuggets Ground' by Ed Jasper of Aljcel through his old fashion mill. LARGE t)Q PACKAGE uC $1.89 $7.39 Cheese Maid 0' Clover Uiaiid. Full Creams, 2 Lbs 55c Mayonnaise Gold Medal Brand. ' size v 39c Honey Pure Strained. 5 Lb. paii .' 65c Macaroni Made lrom real hard wheat. . E'jgs are used in preparing this high grade. , Lbs. 49cl Coffee Sugar Safeway Blend. Blended and roasted Fine Granulated Cane. . . from the finest coffee the world pro- 1 fifi Limit 1 bag. tf? -( rr duces. IUUlI,. Bag 9)0.1 1 Pound . 3 Lb. Bag Oranges Sunkist fruit. Large I2G size. W Dozen 65c 50c Butter Made from pure, clean cream. $1.47 . 2 Lb, Koll 80C Orph OS TOOTH PASTE KcmH.t ,Vmv Mu Bananas Film, golden, riix; fruit. 3 Lbs. 20c Fruits and Vegetables Celery Irfirgc crisp bunches. Each ...... 18c Radishes PEK r BUNCH DC Green Onions PEK r BUNCH OC Lettuce Large solid heads. - 25c Spinach ' 1 iP green leiives. 15c ) t.lic. Two stores in La Grande. Shop at yo n r r, i est store.