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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEJi,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1911.
THE OBSERVER
if monkers are susceptible to scarlet.'
fever the susceptibility would seem to
be alight and that there is probably a
good deal of natural resistance to this
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BRUCE DE NN I S
Editor and Owner.
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; disease on the part of monkeys as In
man. It is the hope of the investiga
tors that their work may eventually
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THE CROW THE FARJIEirS t'KlESD
- If T were to sav that th crow is a I
fcelplng hand about the farm, many '
iarmers might think I Jived in the city, !
writes William Li Fihley in the Sue-'
csa Magazine. Many might prefer to
bo without such help. The crow has
a reputation as black as his coat. He
has been charged wi:b causing great I
Injury to the corn crops, stealing the '
fruit, robbing nests of poultry, and of
eating yoong birds.
To determine the real economic sta
tus of the crow the scientists of the
biological survey examined nearly a
thousand stomachs of crows killed in
every month of the year and through- j
out the country. The crow was proven
guilty of these charges, but it wag a!
so abown that most or the
had eaten was waste corn
destroyed while growing was only
three per cent of the total food. The
destruction of fruit and egg waa only
trivial, while on the other hand the
amount of harmful Insects and mice
eaten rendered the final verdict in
favor of the crow. It was proven be
yond doubt that he was of more real
conomlc value than harm.
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THE STITIY OF SCARLET FEVER
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Scarlet fever Is 'still one of the dis
eases for which modern medical sci-j
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of the difficul ies connected with its
study has been that it, was unrtil re
cently regarded as Impossible to pro
duce the disease la animals. This has
greatly interfered with the study of
the causea of the disease. Recent re
ports point to the posslbill y of Inocu
latlnk monkeys with scarlet fevre. In
the Journal of the American Medical
association for June 17, Drs. Ludvlg
Hektoen and George .H., Weaver re
port experiments at tae Memorial In
stitute , for Infectious Diseases, in
which attemps were made jj inocu"!
Jae monkeys with" this disease. ' Of
this number tn Showed no signs of in
fection whllg three. became slrK short
ly after inoculation, one monkey de
veloping a fever four days altr inocu
lation. No eruption was found on the
kin. The Investigators conclude that 'WANTED Elderly lady or girl be-
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OTICE OF STREET lMPHOTE3fE'T upon the owneTs of the property af-. ment on all the propertyaffected and
'I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No- 'ct'el benefjtteo Dy such.improve- benefitted by,, such improvement tot
tice Is hereby given that In pursuance ment order that said Above described j the, purpose of paying for Sucb. 1m-
of a reaolutlon adopted by the common improvement be made; that the boun- provement That the estimated cost
council of the city of La Grande. Ore- of said district to be so im-'of such improvement is the aum of :
Oftkm Qnell Riots.
San Francisco, Aug. 8. Though a
large force of deputy sheriffs are held
In readiness to quell disturbances it
Is believed today that the trouble be-.
twen the union and non union men at
Crockett In connection with the sugar
refinery strike, la ended. 1
gon, on the 2nd day of . March, 1910,
creating Improvement district No. 14,
end designating Fir street aa such dla
trlct, and In pursuance of a resolution
adopted by aaid common council ' on
the 28th day of June, 1911,. whereby
said council determined and declared
ita Intention to Improve all that por
tlon of Fir a reet. In said improvement
district as hereinafter described, by
constructing cement walks on each
aide of street, the council will, ten
days after the aervlce of this notice the council will levy a special assess
proved are as follows.
t All that portion of Fir street, from
the north line of CK-W. R. & N. Co., to
the south side of Monroe avenue.
'(A) And the property affected or
benefitted by said improvement is aa
follows:
$1,010.00. That the council will, on .
the 16th day of August 1911, meet at
the councllv chamber at the hour of 8 -o'clock
p. m., to consider Bald .esti
mated cost, and levy of said assess
ment, 'when a hearing will be granted
to any person feeling aggrieved by
such assessment.
0.-W. R. N. ft R. Co. and lot I. block
111; lota 1 and 84, block 124, and lots) '-La Grande, Oregon, August 4th, 1911.
9 and 10 , block 125, Chaplin'a addition CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE,
to La Grande, Oregon. . . OREGON. . . ; r
Notice ia hereby further given that By C. M. HUMPHREY '. ; av
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
A farce written by Abe Ruef. the
convicted San Francisco bondle-poll-tlclan,
waa a feature of the Fourth of
July vaudeville show at St. Quentln.
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