La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1916, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextJ-,IMI)AY,(K!T()ltKliti, lit Hi. PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Professional Pharmacy The professional side of pliarinaey is more important than the commercial side hut many druggists overlook this fact. A professional and experienced physician writes your prescriptions why not have them filled ly a druggist who is qualified to carry out your doc tor's wishes ? We practice professional pharmacy and when you get a prescrip tion filled here it is carefully and prop erly compounded. LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS La Grande Pharmacy ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon Th. Garden Wall. A wall la the Illicit thliiu a iiiiin cuu bring to hla I'liluuniKi'. II should liu of till) same material ua tlio boiyio stone, or atuivo, or brick, or, If the house U of wood, It may bo of cobbles, or It may lu a graceful lattice, Willi u bodgo plutitetl against It. Iu old liuropoan gardens tliu wall 1b uover forgotten. It la a part of tho general plan, often containing tbo very bouse walls, always giving plctutvsqiieness uud privacy. AgHlust It grupovlncs anil small fralu a 10 trained. It forms a shelter anil n protection. It makes a liotuo a mim'a own, and it la a convincing argument tlint It Is built for permanency. It la looked upon oa a heritage. Wulla with green tbluga growing over them and sleuiler gnrdeus of old fusa luui'd Bowers creeping along them are much uioro Interesting than tine gar dens sprend open, public park fashion. Who doesn't thrill ut the occasional patch of color seen through a thick hedge, at the adventurous rosos thut clumber over a blgh stone wall? There Is ulwuys an eleuieut of mystery, of re moteness, hanging about u wali of any sort. "The Honest Uouse," by Ruby Hoss Goodnow uud Itayuo Adauis. . Mr Shoe Wearing Man- s- 4- There are all leather shoes of ii igh quality snappy appearance Wit h satisfaction guaranteed at The United Store for less money. Men's All Leather Work Shoe! $2.49, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98 Chippewa Logger 1 loots $3.98, $5.90, $6.50, $7.50 ' Men's Fine Dress Sh'.es, all styles !1 111 IW1U $l'.'98,'$2.497$i Movs' Shoes, Hoy wear $1.1, $3.25, 4. $1.39, $1.49, $1.69, $1.79, $1.89, $I.9S $. I KKrTHE UNITED STORE 123 "fiSS I Language of th Cheat j A doctor hears some curious noises when he places the stethoscope ugalnst your chest to test whether you are flt for the army or not. When the lungs are healthy a pleasant breezy sound, soft In tone, Is heard as the breath Is drawn In and expelled. If the stetho scope conveys to his ear a gurgling or bubbling sound the doctor knows that you are In what Is known as the moist stago of bronchitis. In the dry stage of the Hame complulnt the sound la a whistling, wheezy tone. I One of the signs of pneumonia Is tbo soft crackling note that comes through the stethoscope. It Is not unlike the sound that can be heard when your Au ger and thumb have touched a sUcky substance and you first place them to gether and then part them, holding them close to yonr ear. I Doctors occasionally hear a dripping sound, and that tells them that air and water hare got Into some part of the chest where they have no right. Pear son's Weekly. J. C, PENNEY CO. The Largest Stock in Eastern Oregon of Correspondence Paper Office Sifpplies 1 Musical Instruments Sheet Music Books of All Kinds Magazines Sporting Goods Toys, Games, Dolls NEWLIN BOOR STATIONERY CO. , Conditions of World Scries. National and American League pen nant winers have met in world secies contests every year since 1003 with the exception of 1004. The series is for four out of seven games. The national commission has full charge of the games. It collects all money from the gate and divides it amongst players, clubs and the Na tional commission. The commission appoints the ofliciul scorers for the Karnes and decides the prices of ad mission. The schedule of games is arranged under its supervision. Money from the first four games is divided three ways: Sixty per cent to the players, 10 per cent to the commission and 30 per cent to the club owners to be split evenly between the clubs. The tiO per cent which goes to the players 'is cut 60 per cent to the winning team .and 40 per cent to the losing team. After the first four games all of the money received with the exception of the commission's 10 per cent goes to the club owners for a 50-50 split. The players share in only the first four games. Prices for this year's games are $5 for box seats, $.'1 grandstand $2 pavilion and $1 general admission. When the New York Giants won a world's championship in 1905 from the Philadelphia Athletics the Phil adclphians were shut out in all four games they lost. The single game they won from the Giants was also a shutout. Mathewson pitched three of the New York victories. Conspiracy to Murder .Shonts. "Now York, Oct 6. The police an nounced last night that two men de tained ut police headquarters will be charged with conspiracy to assassin ate Theodore Shonts, president of the Intel borough Rapid Transit company, and Frenk Healy, general manager of the same company. Historic Pavia. Much history has been written at the quulnt Italian town of Pavlu, which Is not so well known to the tourist as it should bo. For 200 years, until Charle magne overthrow them, It was the cap ital of the Lombard kings, the kings of that one time Teuton tribe of Lou gobardi who conquered Italy, only to be themselves slowly conquered and become Italians or, mora accurately, i Romanized. It Is they who ruled over i this great fertile plain between the Alps and the Apennines. In the church of San Mlchele kings of Italy were crown ed a thousand years ugo. Here two Germans at least Henry II. (1004) and Frederick BarbarosBa (11551 received upon their brows that "Iron crown of the Lombards" which conveyed the sovereignty of Italy. Argonaut. paramount f ictiw MARIE DORA The Pretty Lasky Star, With THEODORE ROBERTS THOMAS MEIGHAN LITTLE BILLIE JACOBS in "COMMON GROUND" TheStory ofa-Young Girl's a s t a . a . . a ' a a : 1 Regeneration through love for a young judge against whom are ipinted all the arrows of political attack. Friday & Saturday ARCADE "House of Welcome" Storl.a of "Old Q." The "wickedness" of "Old Q." (the Marquis of Quccnsberry) has passed Into a proverb, but two tales of his other traltB may be quoted from Mrs. Jerrold's "The lleaux and the Dan dies." One Is that he "paid a doctor to keep him well, deducUng fees when he was HI, and thus when he died left his physician his creditor for f 10,000." and the other that "there was u pop"lar prejudice against drinking milk lc Lou don at this time because It was believ ed that the duke bathed each nu -whig In milk, which was subsequently sold to consumers." Groceries Vegetables Quality Service t- Reliable Methods . aft' ( Mammoth Grocery PHONE MAIN 82 TEAMSTERS COMPLAINED OK The Difference. "Queer, Isn't It, what difference un important little things In themselves will make?" "Like what, for Instance)' "Like stripes on men's clothes. It makes all the difference In the world whether they run down or across." Detroit Free Press. Bamboo. ' The bamboo sometimes grows two feet In twenty-four hours. There are thirty varieties of this tree. The small est Is only six Inches lu height and the largest 150 feet Juat Fita. "The time, the place and the girl are seldom found together." "That alludes to the hired girl all right." Louisville Courier-Journal. PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. Trichinoaia. The disease knowu as trichino sis, which may result from eat ing raw pork, Is caused by cer tain round worms called trich inae. These are microscopic lu she and Infest the flesh of hogs. Uullko many other Infectious diseases, the severity of an at tack of trichinosis depends upon the number of parasites swal lowed. Large quantities of slightly infected pork must be eaten to produce appreciable' ef fects. If severe Illness follows tho eating of a small amount of meat the pork must hare been heavily Infested. To avoid trichinosis no form of pork In the raw state or In dried or smoked sausages , and hama should be eaten. All pork used na food should be thoroughly cooked. If this Is done tho value or wholesomencss of tho meat for food purposes la not Impair ed by the fact that the parasites were present - - ' . . ".Auto Owner" Thinks More Care Es sential Obstruction Lights Needed I t o rti-nrilo fVt fi IT the TMitnrl ' Since the columns of the paper are! ! open to the readers for communica tions I wish to submit the following as my impressions on a few things no ticed around the city. First pertains to the practice driv ers of dslivery wagons and trucks have of hugging the streets with their wagons. I believe it is the cut-1 torn and practice in all cities in the United States for all vehicles to keep to the right hand side of the street and in the case of this city there is an ordinance that requires vehicles to ' keep to the right and when passing ' an other vehicle going in the same direction to pass to the left of that vehicle, tin a great number oi case tbp tenmsters in La Grande Day no I llanlinn In ttiic villa rtP ia MnA llf drive their teams anywhere in the street. I have had some actual ex perience in this thing and cannot un derstand the attitude of the teamsters in this matter. Surely they have as much common sense as the average person and sec (if they want to) where they are going. It would not surprise the writer very much to read some day about an automobile running into some delivery wagon for just this thing and from what I have seen, the automobile would not be entirely to blame. Another thing the writer has no ticed is the absence of danger lights where the streets are""blistructed eith er with building material of wood piles. One special instance is the new huilding on Adams. Brick, sand and what-not is piled out in the street tak ing up over half of the street but there is nary a sign of a light placed on this material. If the city has no ordinance cover ing this matter, one should be passed as soon as possible, if there is such an ordinance, it most certainly should be enforced. Thanking you for your valued space, I am, AN AUTO OWNER. and acknowledged criminals are in the company of those who have nev er had a trial and therefore must be regarded innocent. The seed of crime and evil influence is sown and takes root a few months later when the 'be ginner' is released from association of the convicts. Sunday will be devoted to work in the churches. Many of the ministers have given then- pulpits to the association for the day and from them association members will spread their doctrine. Three meetings will be held on each of the other days of tho congress. stages of tuberculosis, diphtheria, I blood poisoning, etc., may transfer disease germs from their mouths to ! eating utensils. Unless thene are j sterilized by use of boiling water, they ! are a source of danger to whoever may use them. Subsequently special ' care should be exercised in public eat ing houses. i: T Boil Dishes for Perfect Sanitation. New York, Oct. 6. To Tnsure per fect sanitation of the dishes from which food is eaten, they should be washed and rinsed in boiling water according to a Health Bulletin just is sued by Dr. Samuel G.' Dixon. "Thero are numerous communicable diseases caused by germs which are present in the mouths of those afflicted," says Dr. Dixon. "Persons in various Mrs. Wade Returning. After having spent about four weeks in the Grande Rondo valley, principally at Cove, Mrs. Effie Wade returns home toniiht. Mrs. Wade lived in La Grande a considerable time, and while here has been busy calling on hen old friends. i Fresh Egg Bluff Exposed. I iSt, Paul, Oct. 6. Buying rotten , eggs at the dump for half cent a dozen, Isadore Mcnsellsohn kept a few chickens for a comealong and "ad vertised" strictly fresh eggs, forty five cents a dozen." Ho was arrest ed, pleaded guilty and was fined. To Urge County Jail Reform. Buffalo. N. Y Oct. 6. The elimin ation of the county jail as other than a house of detention, is one of the main objects of congress of the Amer ican Prison association which will open in the Hotel Statlcr tomorrow and will continue five days. "We shall take a determined stand to place the county Jails under State regula tion and management," said Arthur Pratt, president of the association and warden of the Utah State prison. "In the county jails convicted prisoners SHERRY THEATRE "The House of Comfort" BEAUTY MEETS THE BEAST- And He Takes Her Prisoner. Then lie Frees Her, and She Returns to Her Home. But They Meet Again. FOR TI IE WHOLE STORY SEE William Fox's Story of A'Bad Man's Reformation "THE BEAST" With GEOROE WALSH AND ANNA LUTHER Last Showing TOMORROW ONLY "TEMPTATION AND THE MAN"