La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text" Paire. Four IiA GRANlJK" KVKN1NG' OBSERVER' Sal'iriluy; Febmary 16; 1U g). 5a(Srmtbe Jitomg bserfor (Incorporatfdl An InirefieiinVnt hrwrr M;ANK B. APPttEBT Editor and Publlahar HARVEY P. MATTHEWS BllslnMia Manager Published evenlnga. except Sunday, t 141 9 Adams Avanua. La Grande. Oregon. The Observer-Star published avary Friday. Entered at the Poatnrfica at I A tirairde, Oregon, aa Second Clam Mall Matter tinder act ol March 2. jilt. OFFICIAL PAPF.TI OP UNION COUNT ANI THB PltV OF I.A CIRANDH - URMBlilt ASSOCIATED PRESS Th Associated Press la exclusively entitled to una for publica tion of all news dlspulc.haa credited to It or not otherwise credited If pimllihut-heHMn." A1Pr1tftita"ot sepntillcritlbn of aptwiiil Hie. atobea In tlila paper, nnd also the locul newa herein alao ara reserved.' .... SUUHCRlPTiOM- BAT13B . Ily Carrier fH pat manih In advance . daily, aix mohihs In advance , ,... ' Iiallv. alnaia emiy ..... Ily Mall ItlljTt t month In advance ...,Mi.w-4.tw.t.i.Mu.iw-..-' iMUy, par l months in advance I.................. tally, ler year In advance Weakly Ohaarref-Hlar, per yenr ..... . ut-t . tta 14. H 14 (00 11.60 1(1.00 12.00 - AbVKRTIBINO RATBS ptpiay, foreign, per column Inch : vtaplay. local, per column inch ...... . TDM ftohtract pticea on application. u. 420 u 400 1W OFFICE SALARIES REPORT IS MADE III Jti. Tentative Draft of Meas ure Reported to State Legislature Will nt lnf. , May . !- . a i - -irin t-iT-rrt ritS frrrTITi niV - Butter Breaks ! juakivei nana ur ui i , Sharply; Eggs ; i , Remain ktewy. CHICAGO OHAsIX (imii iiiuii ..1.87 VI 9t.lt '4 I.SH-la ..l.:il'Sl.:tli 1:12 LSI I .It 4 M l,mv I. MM l.:toy, 1.201 t.:t(if,I.Kl i.;i:l Sl.:t:l!i Liverpool wheat KAI.KM. Ore., l-'pli. in (API The house commllice appointed to clnssirr llto eriimtir.it of Ihn nlatp laud the county officer fur the pur Ipnse of st-euring uniformity In anl- Hi-irs made n tentative report Fti- iduy dividing the counilcH In five li-lasscs nnd providing u dcrinlte sal jury schedule for each class. l-!qtial- Ised valuation Ih made the basts of classification. The first report in-eni-poritlctl Hillmtriritl.il salary In im'Ciihcs fur Alnjjon collnty offlcci-H. if. P. Chirk, rein-i'Mcniiitlvo from t'liirUnnniK, Muled dcrinitcly thnt iIiIk flint report la not the final report, nrnl fa not the rvcontnum iliillon which hlw I'Ommlllcc will (Minko to the limine before the cIomo I of till. uPMut.ills A in- .1 Iui..a,,i n.'lnu I f.l lit utHIn' nil fintilli4l nli:n uii.ih ... i.. .i... tu... Ill licil lo rcnil an' riiidln' the in'H i ,.,., i w( ho ),.,,,, olll tc.rrit-o iiimiii, tn iikW jimrukln' ililnrthn ,,, rPlort )K mn,. .oihr-r Ih miim'Jii' llllo u illnctlr- ml' , ,h ,.i.iri...i ,.,. Hum riiiillri' yoit'tn fintol m iut I .itl v...i.... i m...,,,,. ! III.- Irl.llcr mi " ya MM. If!f,f ,0( ,ver. Poller of l.ne and ll,l. l-rol.lhlllm. an. I ""jWollaof Mnl.non.nh. m vp tlri linntp, mi' J It ivcr' tlmi'l ik home l nllllcl It mnkloml nl , '" l,M rilMl report the con,mlll-e nMiritil Ihmwk la fnlirtll. I""" "ieu in rminuea ,i roi-. iowh: 1'irni ciaKH. coiiiiiich linvlttKi MVKI'.l'flOU Fi-h. 10 (AI'J V lli-iit' cloae March 5 3l per I (tit II. H., 1.3.', May; lm 5.l, 1.37",; July, I'h KH'I. 1.41 (,.' Speculators In Mad Scramble to I'OHII.AM) WIIKAT atock market a a n-ault or iiih hard white I.5G: Hoft while, j f,.reral rcRorvo campatn to force harljn re,)u-tlon in hroketv.' l.orrowliiKs 1.11; broiiBht iiliout' nnolher sharp uV- mIoiii Hcoi-i a or active Issues Clllt'AtiO CASH ';iTio king Ti-oni IiIr brow his crtionet flunj At flaming forge his anvil ruiiR. Witlr ftivirihh hiwte ho Woikerl the gold,'- , Till ft cliinkiiig chain on the stone floor roller, Thy,t circled his limbs nnd held him down With an Iron gruHp, though made from his crown. "While fur In-low in a dungeon dark, With a feeble riame, from n dying spark, -. A WiinHcletl slave forgot his pains, And tolled with patience at iron chains. Then proudly he threw his hammer down From his bonds he had forged for himself a crown "Thus hiny meh man at his own forge gain Whatever he will a crown or a chain." ; , , Edward P. Fitch. T THE OPEN COURT CORRESPONDENTS MUSI HIIIIMIT Tlll-IItt NAMKHTO tiir kdii'om ir TIH:V l)l HI It 13 LEITKllS PHINTEI, V According to an English magistrate, girls who slay out lifter 10 p. hi. Will lose their latchkeys. ' Well, if that's all they, lose . . ' iil,T lti:AiV loli Till': Ittfl lltlD.M Kdllni of Tim fJhHprypr. Dear Blr: Tim writer of tlila hl-llcle, hnv Imr been Ih Urn fur ruirtliia; Ituai ueHa tlie tHMi fnur yenrMi Ima hceli Ihn Htihjcct of ninny llmiill-iea re. irarillnK niiiHkl'nt l-ii lellisf el nee the j appeiirance of tho Wfiteup touch I Iiik on tlila Huhjcct Ih n weekly ' paper recently. . .Most of the In liiuii'lea sPi-inml to Inlin tho flKilreH aa muled i hen In In (rood fallh and I were ulrcmly nililloiiulrca - on paper. Now we do not claim to be an n valuation of over $ron.non,noo; 'aecnhd cIiimh, coiiutlex bavlim n vnl uatloti of more than $7ri.itofi,no,i; third cIiihm, counlieH liavliu; nior, than t4Mnn,0U0: rourth over $25, lino.nnn; finii, all couiiIIph hnvlnir il valuatiojr tinder f 2r,lllO,lflO. Ciiilniy Clnavilricillloii At the present lline, Imeeil on equalized valuation rilrurcs seeured jfrom the slato lax conimlsloner's iiirriep, (ho coliiilli-H of thn Htnto Iwoulit fall hi the followlnt; classl- rlcalloli; l-'ll-sl, .Mullnnmah: second class, Iine, Mnt-lon, chiekanias and t'lhallllii: third, Washington. I.lnn. Klamath. UuiikIiis, Jackson, coos and ClalHoii; fourth class, Yamhill, Maker, I'nliin, Tlllaiiinnk, Polk, Wasco. Columbia, and rtenlon: nrth. Desplnllea, Mnlheilr. Wallowa. .Morrow. Hood ltlver. Ijike, fill lllnn. Sherilliln. Lincoln. Harney, Josephine, tlranl, Clink, Jefreison, Wber-ler nl CJUrrj. I'OUTI.ANP, Ore.. Feb. 1 (API drain: wheat Ilia: Ilend blue- stem l.i'2: wr'slern while 1.22 winter l.l!i; noi'thcrn spring Hesti-i-n i-r-,1 1. 20. (lats: No. 2-.-1S lb. while. 33.0(1. Today's cur receluls: Wheat 70.12 to IS ll ahnre. and 11 few rlolli- Id. corn . mils (I, hay 2. I priced specialties crumbled Jl" in , l2! under an uvuhinclic. of selllmr for Ioiik and short accounts. Total Kilo were 2.1SS.7IKI shares. ltadio (old stock), which sold us IllKh n.i $410 this year and at $4211 In the closllIK weeks of ID2S. broke $21 ll share lo $:t:ts. WrlKht Aeiu nuiitical. Union Carbide, Monifrotu-ery-W'ai-il, Johns Manvillc and a score or the other so-callwl blue chl" Issircs closed at n-t declines or $". a share, or more. Such popu lar hills and industrials as Canadi an Pacific, I'. S. Steel Common, I American Can. Sears Itoeluck.j American Telephone. Woolwort li, j Packard, Anaconda, and National Cash Ucjflster lust $2 a sham or more. PUUTX ANIl. Ore.. Feb. 10 (AIM : Thr-e lcrades of butler rok;( 'sharply tot ay. Inliucliceu. l maps. !as much by. the warmer weuther l I any other f.tor- Kxlri"' "f"1 i illards slui'Jpf 'l "alr " l'' "t '", 47 ! land 4. re.Mi--tlvl!l-' wVMe prlinci I if II tf It'll Kfllll fill Get Out of MartrvSe -; inchaiiKeil at j I imitnrfat went down, one cent to, Kl-:V YOltK. Feb. 1 (AP) A. .,..,. ,. A7 truck, with the mad scramble to Kct out uf the . . ,,,iv.,.y -.uric quoted A I 41iH&2. '. I Fkks showed - no i.neniWj in move one way or lue 1 ' Poultrv nnd other i,-ounli-y in!!! twlth ' Inl-gcr . flllCAflO. Feb. 10 (AP) Wheat, No. s hard 1.21114. Corn. No. 5 mixed Mi 1.3 df fiO: No. 5 yellow Nil H 11 !iu V4. Oula. No. 3 white 49 i ft 50 ij; sample ifrade 47 !i. Itye. no ."ales. Hiirley, 00 'o 7S. Timothy seed, fi.0T5.7n. Clover seed 22. .1ft.2!i. Lard. H.sfi. . Mint. 12. Mi. nellllsH, 1.1.00. Wheat Unsettled And Some Lower CHICArlO, Feb. 10 (AP) Op enimr to "fee lower, wheat ar terwards kept Hour lo llle Initial rana:e. Co'rn slarteil ut to -Y, r. decline nnd subsequent ly continued to tiolnt downward, (lata were ensy, provisions likewise tended lo snif. . Wheat closed unsettled TkC lo t'ic net lower, corn 1c to IS". down,1 nats . lo lUc orr, and provisions unchnnircil to u setbnes: of irc. I'lllCAtiO I.IM:.SItK K CIIICAfiO, Fell. 10 (AP) U 3. Hopt. of AKric.) Htifrs: Itecelpts -Mlllllll llif,tK. ulniiilu with l.'l-lilf. v'tl Halal-J- Peheiloles have been averaires: ton I n ar. milil for nroiinil ilrnwn nil as follows: In the first sun iwion.iu- i,-,,..u. in mm, in si. nillhorlly on mliHltrats, except that class the sherlfr would receive $0.- j market fur desirable 17-8 '(i Ilia we Inv.istiKated this t-nd of the, nun nniiimlly. Hie Irensilrer, $21100; , ,s took 6,(ioo: 'holdovtra. .1.- bUH liess when wo first alnrted (h ,.erk and judKO each $0000; ooo; butchers, medium to choice ralsliiK fur bearlnK anlnuils, nnd In the school superlnlendpiit, $Koo, 250-300 pounds lo.oort 10 3d- 200- A Newark, hi. J., health officer mailed to each nnd every 1 best authorities nseertnineii timti nPr, cmss: shnirf $noo. 2000; Jndk-e nnd clerk. hool superinlcudent, $2.- I llne in prices in louay s one, - , annit :- . ,ii,.,i . hmr; )liRl s,.pp..e " - -,,.,, ,, ever, oy 1"" '' "' FrilUs 11ml veBelabl v.''rn 1111 chanKcd. 1 p77i7ii.ani piki pt oi: POI!Tl.ANI. Ore.. Fe b. ,111 ( AP) Wholesale prices Hut ! r. lowe.-. Kxtms 47c; stall, lards 4,0c; prime rirsts 45c; firsls 44c. ' Creamery prices: Prints :lc over t? nbe hIiiii dar.ls. . . Kkkh: Sleaiy nnd unci 'iniretl. Milk: Hiittcrfiil cent b. wer. Hlll t, rfat. station -40c: tnicU' 47c: de livered nl Portland 45 i 5 .Sr.. Poultry, onions, pot n 40 on, wool, nuts, hay. cusr.-irsi bark, hops: All mm i 4 -- h - WOOL MARKET The 'New ''Wool Fabrics 'Are Here 'Two smart port enseniblej of light weight woolen are here featured. ' ' PICTORIAL PRINTED PATTERNS N.lUVest&Co. "I. a (IrnnU'H I. end imr tftui-e for i)'cr 30 Vrats" ' HOSTON', Krh, HI (AC) I'r.rrs ' ort fillP Knuleil territory wool in-j rl-.i(liiiK rS-(i(t ami iunfity aluivi' 6im huvo enflort sltR-ntty duilnp tlif hunt vptl.. Whilt In nmny ensi-rt tho lower prtres wpih on odd lot. nf el ciin 1111 sitles, limited demand , hem liaH heeii filled to Home ex- j tent from such offerings. Some fnlr ny.rd mint i tics from InrRe offer- j Iiikh.' liowever. have sold at slight- ly lower rhfiirea thun, owners hnve, heon wl!llnR' ' to ncrAjit. Tleurtsh pieHsuro luiK liad little effeet n yet on 50 anil ,4S-!iaa quality. BOBCATS CLAWED BY TIGER QUINT, SCORE 28 TO 19 , (ConHnuPr.1 from race Ono TRY W. K. GILBERT CO, FIRST .new-born babo in his city n liib-upon which was printed, "I '"" " " r"' ,""IB,t "',0,:;; 'y'' ireasum,-, $2 don't want to be siek. .Do not kiss me" one means of pre- per acre per year under nattnni -jJL J" : ventintr tho snread of influenxii. iMavbe there's an idea thiitlV,"",lll"!,": ,h'.'1 'H.:,,l,ni,t ."Tiio the bos), -iv,, , i 111 .t t i ,1 1 , it it ti '" """ '"'I'mymi' u carctaner. i .,,, ,Hin . . - ,, I .- ' codldhe lidopted by sonic older people to curl) stomach trouble. w wero aiu k-ivcn to understund 1 . ,;. ,,, ,, ...,," ., tplos n day for uiven to undofMutld 1 Jlt ntn ... 7 ' ... - il... i ti.i. I l... ,,u I"'' noxes Ol jas ninny as cu d bo depended up- ,,,. . )M.okl. '10 the tipple Kl-owei'S nnd the Conl- w ; Itindberuh has acetmiplisHetr'Trrtttiil setvtce?'ll'e"lrai won ; 'u'"' wllUhi'kecp "'lie 'in n charming, intelligent and thoroughly Amuricnn girl for his crease timvn. v were uiso in. bride. And he hiis vacated tha hearts of thousands of scnti-'i l),,"1,I'iiVit. nVi'y irnifiiTiiVwrwo'eoubi .. .i t' , . .I. ,.. . . .. i .i A..!i...i...l t ....t: I I 1 i...... ... ..... . IIIUIIIIII llllllg llllllgs 1111(1 IIIUH viiiiiriuuivii w imiuiiim tun- i"' " , . . . would I mplnyinenl for a grrnt imvnlliin hu itlimtiintr llu Imp til tons nf iiniM'l' fill1 mnsll "in'imber ,v. .- ..-..,.,....0 .-- - - .purposes. Itotes. Nothing can prevent his being the world's most attrnc- nm n seems wo uvm -looked a ... . r i t i 1 ... ,..'.i:c ,,,,t ''rum the fiKiircs in Hie nr- iivu iit-'ru iui jiiiiii,v a u.ii, nut nu iiu iuiikui v.1111 ifiitiiu.v tio Iheiworld's greatest matrimonial catch. : Mr,' Chrysler's' valet must bo a heavy drinker, lleingj caught with 81 bottles Of assorted alcoholic beverages in Honolulu would indicate as much. No doubt Mr. Chrysler is glad to have his valet thus separated from so large a source i uf. supply. -Valet can't Jia quite as efficient in caring for their muster's wardrobe when worrying about several dozen quarts of fine liquor. And it's quite possible thnt he would lily out the wrong shirt when under the influence of n bit of rum or gin.' Yes, we nre confident that Mr. Chrysler was well pleased at this enforced separation of hia Valet from liquid temptation. A trip to the Orient is always more pleasant if one's valet can be kept perfectly sober, llelng a big business man and a motor magnate, Mr. Chrysler didn't say so. lie didn't say anything. Hut he must have been very much grati fied, don't you think? of lentils. ' or trucks, to haul away the carcasses (or per-' Imps ll wnttld he better for the ..t.,i. . -,-"" ,n iim- iey ,o move , ... k"" t,.i . """.oui.) And ir one rnrm or mo acres increase rrom one pair of muskmts '..,,. . . In three years 9.240 rats. That Kl" 10 ""' ' "'V Imve three or , II you place one pair of rats in nr, ' "' ' " ' " "' Nnt I cncloso ire, that you can Ko back " , '"" K'"e,-,l In II e yenra and kill that ...ally K " i ' 'Z '"" "'" '""""i nils ll-om the on,, pair. Now llio K.'. "t"M- tlTippern usual inilshrat farnl Is not less than I"""""' . ' " '""i Kntnerers, rishlmr preserves where no one but Ihe owners are allowed to hunt or trap, hence the natural Increase is at its bi'sl, and even thotiKh f0 rats al'o ' tranned to an acre the returns ore Immense. ,Hn we do not need 10 take Into consideration in our calculations of Increase sun! profit the aoiitliern rat and liunt lllr preserves, but need to routine our selvea to the Grande Hondo Valley nnd nearby territory We know for 11 fact that Ihe luuskl-nt farms conducted In Idaho, not over 150 miles from here, and tilonir the sumo lines as would need bo here, have nut paid any big dividends, also thin their natural increase has not been anylhlliK" tremendous, as we have been handling- their stock unit have thus been acquainted with-conditions as to Increase for two years. However, coinlnic back to the three year Increase the article quoted as beliiK 8.240, by the use of 11 pencil and a few 11101-0 flKiires we find that If we started our rat farm of Ilio acres with Mm pairs of ruts, In three years we would have ,',00 turn's 9, 240, or 4. 020, Odd ruts. Now III 100 acres there lire 0,I0,. Bull aqtuii-e feet, or, In oilier words, a rat 10 every foot nnd u half square of land. That Is, we would havu until no tried to cuiitlne that number of rma for one year In the Ho aril's. Aa the usual muskriit fence Is only tour lert hlKll,- If nolhtiiif happened to any or these rais and we ted them properly, tve would havit them for it short time only, beennsa (here nature ukiiIii tits, rta her away) It would not lie long before every rat would be over the top and we would have Klo acres of fine remitter, (ijms tloti confine n muskrat in a box one and a half feet situare, four reel huili nnd never chim the 16, how Ioiik iietorri said rat would he ou r Ihe top.) t'ontluiiiiiir our ftitiirinif. pro vided all these rats were In sitid enclosure when we wcht there to harvest them, and disease had noi taken Ihe whole lot because Af beltia- packed In like sardines. It Is a auro thlmr thai there would not 1h an lota (if sustenance on the one and n half Icel square In ahoul five iiiinutes (unless tho rule ate Da oVWt dropptti ami thus uludOl a continuous merryKo-round ) so e would linvo to. provide feed all. I Ikji that their disclosure is inspired by the women, n subtle art riKin ,t f.cii,,. nnr. w.-'ii and of reprisal for department of commerce reports recitine- fi-mi- " '"' smoth. i-ed). .viy we u-d . . , , , 1 1 .- , .1 ihem apples. Asm basis 10 fluore Dine expenditures for face powder inul lipstick? ju. iy 0 u.a !(,oa csoo apples IIELONGKIM ," Some one, us a popular cartoonist frequently reminds us, is always taking the joy out of life; and among the most implacable purveyors of gloom are the concocters of statistics. Most of us can lake figures or leave .them alone; but these infatuated persons are helpless addicts of the vice, and the issuance of n statistical report is enough to send them on a ' debauch of analysis and deduction. They are mildly intoxi cated, for example, by the mere announcement in a census bureau bulletin to the effect that (hiring the year 192S the American public spent $101(10,000 for emblems and insignia of the multifarious organisations of the country. ; Well, what of it? What if this does corroborate the tra ditional charge that the American is by habit a "jiner," a rluve to the gregarious instinct and a psychological urge to "belong" to something or other, especially if membership endows him with a glittering uniform? The wearing of a society's regalia is surely an innocent diversion, often sym lxilic of u lofty idealism. Kesides, there is nothing that has a more lienefieial effect upon sufferers from an inferiority complex. Let a man be conscious of bis obscurity in the social scheme, or of sulordination to a stronger personality in his family relations, and what could be more solacing to his mind, more stimulating to his spirit, than the privilege of appear ing from time to time in uniform and with a sword, even astride a charger Democracy does make life a rather dial) kffuir, and an occasional parade of richly caparisoned citizens is really in the nature of a public service. We have known men who satisfied their desires in this direction by hoarding the badges and buttons ncfiuircd at political conventions. Anyway, why this implication of tho statisticians that ' the tmffic in insignia Is .1 deplorable extravagance? Can it 250 pounds, lli.lllKn 10.35. Cattle: Itecelpts 3110. Compare to it week nico, belter grade fed to the steers and long yearlings, 25it7fie lower; rough beavlea of! most on j a ibt'llne which lilt all heavy steers hardest; light yearlings, es- oeelallv kill, Is SfNlioe- over KII0 days -oh, heck, I nounds. downward r.nc, higher' ivto reiere tills largely sleer run; better grades Mltntllm, . tmiwt ,l,.lln ncieiai , hum. ,sri. wnen pelting )nrBy st,,,ly; ,ecllnt ""-, " rn is it tiny per uncovered lie num. It would lake !2.4iiii men nno henvlel loss,' u.i.v ,u -, inese rais. I nil) mere ,..,..n, ...., ..,,..,. ,.. $2.00 under original cost as teedt .els and basic conditions such ns dressed beef trade hide market and potential caltle supply to run fat once i-eiuallied bearish: extreme top 14.25 paid tor yearlings: best 'heavies KI.S5; bulk 1 1. oil l I 2.5(1; lull slaughler steers and yenrllngs around 1 1.50. Sheep: Itecelpts 3.000. For the week. 41 doubles from fed lots. fin- ai eel inn nr,...i 1i.':i.5iio Hired: shipper demnnd 1,1 fouling. Tho vlsllors excelled in free throws, scoring (in per cent I'lKel-a- 40. Vrlllrrsll'uvls In steers. Meyers i fed new low prices and the ' 'l"lel lo finishers' on 'the ' " ' (Tnlon (!!!) Delap (5)... F. II, Tnrent' (.D....F. T. Parent '( 10). C. Wilde - .... .'...;.... (!. (1)... ..O . Suiiiinnry (2S) T.n C.rnnde (2) llraden (4) Wullslnger (3) WoKo ( 4 ) I,Ioo I ) Thompson 'vv ;8. S... .i.s... ..(8) Newlln Newllll rouils through hauling In food for , "ght; yard traders opernled spar ingly qiiuiiiy ol supply plninc ilio ucrea In the west, and thotl- uit.i.lu nt ...i.u 1.. 11... u.i 1..,.. . . . nam nnd heasl ( miisltruts I wnnla m no sou,,.. . ill' nom pern nu-,,,, (lft ,lollw.,v compared will! Ihe close last wvck I ... .... ,'." '; I Seriously, however. .l we nre ''' ..a..l. largely 25c lower: aged J"" """teiiee i,,,k :. h., ., ,., sheen fllllv 2f,e off: loo oriel. for llle week: rat lambs, 17.35 curly: yearling Palers 14.50; rat ewes. fat wno give st, 10 an nils lo the nere , as llle Increase that can he safely depended upon, unless we ore ii?U'.r,o: bulk prices for the week: a locality where eagles, hawks and owls do not lake their dully to.ll , from .your fiinn, wo 'believe there is good money In be mnile from lands that are mil ma Ily suit ed to muskrats, which Is cheap. HMaiiipy iicrcHKc. Say a man had 40 to 1110 acres of such land. Ili-eeil-Ing slock will cost him $10 to $12 per pair. One pair to an acre w ill, ut ihe natural Increase, allnw for losses and ihe harvesting of the 50 rais. and leave enough to raise 50 more to Ihe acre euch succeeding year. II will take the first year's proceeds to pay for Ihe fencing and breeding slock, ut least. After thai the returns can be figured ut $50 per acre, net. of $,ouo If I tin acres were enclosed. On this bnsls no reeding would be necessary unless Mr a short time In the w inl lambs, lo.oiifii lu. 75: yearlings, $1:1 iii I 4. fill; rut ewes. S. 5 fiili 11.25; feed ing lillnlis unchanged: hulk 15.0i 15.50; few loads of westerns, 15. 7r i, I (i.on. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK POliTI.ANO. Ore., Fob. It! (AP) Tola! for week, approximately: entile 2040, calves pin, hogs 5000, sin ep S445. Cattle uuirket compared with week ago: All classes steady. A few loads of good light steers $ll lo 11.25. One lonil 11.50. Oood strong weights nt 10. sj to 11.15. Others 10.50 down to S.5II. flood hellers 111.0041 10.50. (loo, I cows, il.lUI 1t (t''5. ( llle loail lit S..1.V Less Pre- i desirable kinds S.75 down. Low rtt til lonil ry measures, such ns trap-, cullers down lo 5.00 but mostly ping, ahoollng nnd otherwise dis- 5.50 or better, (lood bulls mostly posing of hawks ami owls would be is. on to S.50. I test light vcalers necessary under any condlllons. i 1 4.5,1. Hulk 13. no to 14. 110. Calves ior once lacy negaii catch ng the f rats one a day would be their toll unless disposed or. an, I that would not lake long lo do away Willi pro ritH ami nil. This article Is not written to throw cold water on nny deserving project, unit we only w isK thai actual muskrat tni-mlng was as profitable na paper iniwkrat farm ing. That it is not has been proven lime and ngnin. ror there are num erous muskrat farms In Canada, and Ihe I lilted Slates thnt have been In operation rr years and the In crease has been nothing lo hrng about. In fact most or our inliskrnl skins still Pome from oulskla trap ping operations today, the same aa I In y have for yearn. Some explolicra are now tioomlng Ihe raising or muskvata In small steel pens, hut their figures are subject to the same tiiatniini as ihe ether paper nielheds. The one lug drawback bi'ing that a pen raised pelt Is not w-ui-th nearly so much as one raised in ihe wild. c. N. Palmer P. S. In "paper" (lamina we can show where A pair nf Chinchil la rabbits will yield returns 01 $l,JS!i.;s In three years by keep ing all Ihe do. s and breeding them, and si lilng off the uoncptled bucks, provide w ran sell each rnhhll tor aa much al the and of three years aa w- past year. Itnt In actual returns I 00 down. Heavies and thins down to x.oll. Hogs, com pared with week ngo: Killing classes uioslly steady. Feed er pigs 25 cetlls lower. Hulk light butchers for week 1 0.78 to 11. Oil. Nothing over iit.75 after early Monday. Over and under weights 111.511 down'. Il.iivles mostly .5n or heller. Packing sows S.60 to Sl.tui. Slaughter pigs largely 10. 110 to 10.25. Feeder pigs generally 5.50 lo 10.no. A few early .Mon day al. 10.2ft. .... Sheep and lambs' steady with .1 wei-k ago. Ill IT I : It I AT SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10 '(AP) -T-ltutlerfut r. o. b. R.111 Francisco. 52c. 4i,o; sssessor. $24,10. and county commissioners $2,100. Third clasi: Sheriff. $2.'nn: treasurer. $ls,l,1: clerk and judi;e. $2200; school superintendent' $2. 20; assessor, $22,10: county eom-niltslonei-s, $1500. Fourth, class: Sheriff. $2100: treasurer, $1500: judge and clerk, $2100: school superintendent $2. 0ii;: assessor. $2100; rommlssion- er. $ti per day. Sioix by Qtuiiit-rs 12 3 4 flohcats 7 3 5 i 10 Tigers : 7 5 li 10 2S Free throws: li Orande 15, con vened 11: Tnlon 15. converted 0. Field buskets: li Crande 11, I'nlon 5. . Jteferee: Fred Wolf, of linker. STOMACH HEALTH Is Reason For Joy The abilit.v to eat without being reminded of the fact by stomach -'pains or other discomforts is one of the joys of life.. This does not imply that a man must live to eat. It simply means that a man or woman with p. good stor.oach is fortunate. Food can be enjoyed and forgotten, while other activities of life .ire carried forward. . There are many forms of stomach trouble, ,sqme of which are not flue to Stomach .weakness, but'tn tliej ' wealuress'-of 6th'er"b'rgans in the alimentary tract, which include the liver and other intestinal organs.. When any of the alimentary organs are out of order, it may affect the sltomach. We have some n iethod that will correct your trouble. I'lloiie 497-W Today 20 Soiiiuicr llhtff. DR. J. E. WOODELL II fillse culls iniMrerril. Honrs: 11-5, 7.8 p. m. k, ' Boys Jr. w Sy and Girls Y X . W W ' Need maiiwaai n WMaaBaaaMn Finh class: Sheriff. $2300; I sold rnhhlia for this lieusm-cr, $usn: Judso and clerk. tut In actual returns $2000; school superintendent $2.- ; we only realised n llltre over $1eo, onO; county cnmmlsstonera. $S per from lea doe. iday; anesiwr, !000. ' BLUE MOUNTAIN 7 Mil K r f JLY A. M. JUs JL. 4 Build now for the future health of your boy or girl with milk. Growing bodies need this perfect food - to build mus cle and bone to furnish energy for crowded hours of strenuous play. Give them plenty of milk to drink serve it in creamed soups, creamed vege tables in custards and desserts. Re-' " member, vmillc contains every element needed for bodily nourishment. Noth ing takes its place. Are your children getting enough of this essential food? ' For Greater Nutriment Insist on Wuc Mountain Creamery ,Tas.lc)lfkeJTj Of Course! i- . lif".