La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 24, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY JULY 24, DOCTOR FITTED FOR LEADER ! Muoh lit Knowledge of Medicine to Equip Man for High Pub. j lie Service, There ds much la tho knowledge of medicine to Ut u man for tho lilsh cull ing dt lawgiver nnd IoiuIit of the peoplo, Buys Dr. Frederick Peterson, In the Century. He continues: "To reach tho gonl of nntlonnl health, Uio physician's accumulated knowledge nnd experience must bo brought to beur upon the laws which relate to Jit mnrrlnges, to housing nnd the food supply, to education, occupa tions, recreations, hyclene and sanita tion, to oxmtnglous diseases, alcohol ism, poverty and crime; In short, upon every law which relates directly or In directly to tho health nnd wcll-bclnjr of tho people. Ills Interest reaches Into tho depths of sociology, biology nn'l philosophy, to the relations be tween persons nnd groups, between nn t'ons nnd races. Tho Interests of medi cine ore. fixed only by tho boundaries' of llfo Itself. When the great state, with its great freo municipalities is at length established, when war and pov erty and disease nnd unemployment, as we know them, have been banished to tho vast rubbish heap of man's oat grown Ignorance and folly, it may be that the physicians of that nobler time will be expected to frame wise laws , not only to Insure Individual health but to. prevent tho dlscuso to which the organism. of tho statf, the body, politic, has In all earlier social stages been subject." WOMEN DRIVE MOTOR TRUCKS Not 8o Drecsy as Some Jobs, but It's Healthful, According to One of Them. To relenso skilled mechanics for other work nnd thus give some help In the war, thero are seven girls at one motor factory whose dully tasks con-i eist In driving newly (hushed curs from j tho factory to the shipping dock. And tho girls won't trade jobs now! for any of tho rarely feminine pur-! suits, says tho Washington Times.'! They get greasy aud dirty they have! had to throw away chamois and now- dcr puffs because they are futile but still they like the job they would not trade the kitchen sink or on of a sewing machine, "It's a much better Job than being a department-store detective," Mrs; Lotta Dupuls, who formerly tripped shoplifters and sneak thieves lu a downtown store, says. "Of course It Isn't so dross), hut It's healthier and I I like it better. "Also I can mnke more ; money for the support of my three kiddles." Mrs. Wanda Ludemnn backs up Mrs. Dupuls. She formerly was a govern ment operative in rounding up vlolu torsiof the Harrison narcotic law. "I took tho Job because I wanted to help tho government, and every worn-, an who does one man's work releases a man for tho tiring line," said Mrs. Ludcman. ' The Modern Way. The conversation in the lobby of a Washington hotel turned to the sub-1 ject of modem methods when u little ; n order to have perfect success, story along that lino Wns contributed J They do all kftidj of developing, by Congressman Claude Kitchln of 'printing and enlarging pictures, all North Carolina. Work is promptlyVjoao at this store. Some time ago a young man became) r)aiy 23 tf enamored of a beautiful girl, nnd ! weekly It after a courtship of some months ho mustered sntllcient courage to tell her of ids great love. i "Tonight," said he as they sat one evening in tho alluring gloom of the veranda, "I am going to your father and ask for your baud in mnrriage." "That Is very fine, Hurry," the pret ty one replied, "but don't be so old fashioned." "Old fashioned," returned the lover, thoughtfully. "I don't quite under stand." "Don't ask him." wns the prompt exnlanntlon of the girl. "Tell him."-? ; Philadelphia Telegraph. ( ! Welch Intermarrying. A remarkable Instance of Welsh family Intermarrying Is given in a quaint chronicle of local events kept i T),.I.HHU nnliin- lilll.llc. f. l..ml, .llnrl In 1IU(i. He ! Ji'i "i-on'n Snturdnv evening, tho! xxvllth day of Novr., 1021, Thomas) Mostyn, Esq., and (.iwori l'arrie, wid-1 ow, the late wife of tho laic revd. father j in God, Richard l'arrie, late L.oru Bishop of St. Asaph, deceased, were married; nnd also William Mostyn, gent, son and heir apparent' nf the said Thomas Moslyn, and one Anne Pnrrie, one of the younger daughters of the said late Lord Bishop, were likewise married the day nnd year aforesaid; and Itlrhard l'arrie, son nnd heir of the said late Lord Bishop, nnd Marie Mostyn, third daughter of tho suld Thomas Mostyn, were then married." Luety Old Age. What time of life can be compared to the time of lusty old age? Does white hair betoken falling powers? Nay. no more than I ho snow that crowns the giant old pine betokens any weakness or decay of the tree. The head und tho hairs of our coming Iledeemer shall be "while like wool, as white ns snow." Herein is the mvslery of the strength of old age. As Is a lusty tree, so Is a lusty old man. Ho knoweth the secrets of heaven and earth, and be bearetb fruit to the last, lie dieth not easily, but like a great oak, whose roots go deep Into the earth: he is laid low only by u mighty rntarlysm of I'u'urc. Sight Not to Be Forgotten. When one Is fnrtnnntn enough to see a line of swans eielnil upon the sky near sunset, a mile or more high, as has been my luck but twice in my life, one has seen something he will not soon forget. John Burroughs, In the Atlantic. . . . , ...II 'ji i iw-l Yoi8 jXOCALS i; Advertising in Brief NOTICU. Th mnn who stole ,-KirtloyV' j novo same is known. l'loaso return ho will bo ("PERSECUT- !KD.") !! FreneVEnglish and Emrllah. j French" Ifc-tjLnary, also "Tho French j One WantsVa Know, at Nowlin Hook j tanii Stutioiufi y Co. ' , 7-n:i,at Al'llpN BALK. There will be nn apron salo at tho Red Cross shop in the New Foley building, Thursday afternoon of this week. A largo number has been so licited nnd the committee expectB a j splendid variety of aprons. Come nnd .buy a good, practical kitchen apron; mnterials , first class, prices rcason I able. Salo to start promptly at 2 i o'clock. ; Mrs. t. j. scrogcin, ! bus. g. l. larison. ' 7-22-3t. j ' Kerr-Ciffor Office in New.ll I Co., Incorporated. hicy Building, B. F. Owsley, ngcntyi-ldv. 7-lC-lm. The Ladies' All will serve a 25c dinner Thursday idtm, July 25, in the basement of the MJ E. church. 7-23,2t RED CROSS DINNER. Help tho Red Cross. It is your duty. Why let your wife stand over a hot stove and cook your dinner, wlym you can i get a good, home grown, homo choked dinner at the Royal Neighbor i cafeteria, and help the Red Cross, Friday, July 20, at K. of P. hall, beginning at 11:30. f 7-23-3t it are futile but '' f and they nil say j ''French-English I nnd English It for a place at French" Rictionafif nlso "Tho French n the tiring end One Wantso Kiv, at Newlin Book nnd Stationery CV. 7-23,.'!t xoTicii to rriiue. . This Is to adVlso She public that K will not bo tciponsiblc for. or n!,v any bills contracted by Mr Robert Ilallgarth ROBER' lALLCARTIl Wy July 25-Aug.l lo buyiiiBs;n Kodak, one should buy ono thatlwlll take-the pictures they will bo Moused with, but few Kodak buyerst seem to understand much about '.buying Kodaks. If you will drop; in -at- Sllvortborn's Drug Store tllty .will be only too glad to give you full Information, about all klndslof Kodaks, and nol try to sell yoil ona that will not please you. Itt ia finest necessary that you know (hovi to handle one DRUG STORE N DC, OREGON. -------4- - Classified Ads FOR RENT- houi '' R RENT 1' Pished housekeeping wcr floor, with bath. rooms, on the 2107 Third Sffil-nll Black 3111. 7-19tf FOR RENT Rooms for light house keeping, two blocks rom center of town, 1512 Adain. Phone Black 3001. Adv. 7-3-tf. FOR RENT Large room, with sleeping porch; ; modern conven iences. Board if desired. Call Main 25. i 7-22-3t,pd. FOB .KENT FOR RENT Modern, G-room house. Call Main 780.: f 5-28-tf FOR RENT. Mojlorn five-room house, acre of ground, good gar den, good woll.fnonr Hospital. Sen J. R. Oliver; j.a Granilo Na tional Bank Bnlldlflg. 6-2 8-1 S tf WANTED. WANTED A first clas3 cook. Call Farm 2nd. 7-22-tf THOSE who wish scavenger worl done at a reasonable price, cail Main 37, Observer office. Adv. ' fi-12-lm WANTED To rent furnished, or part ly furnished house, by permanent tenants. Inquire Observer office. 7-Hit; CITY SCAVENGER All calls, both in residence and business districts answered promptly. William Hotho, Black 1152. Adv. 7-3-tf. f ; FAMILY! I LA SRA ssii - FOR KEN FURNISHED i'OR REnA rWiIsTiea Housekeep ing roomsA V Red 9li2 RENTJg"o room furnished se, 1301 3 Ave. Phone Red 3101. V 7-22tf (FOR RENT.-VA 4-room modern I bungalow. tfllj Black 392. A. j . Noyes. tV 7-22 tf LA 'GRANDE' f -I 2 -J- l -J ! -I ! J. IT HAS TO CHANGE. '.'' J. The, old habit of letting f. subscript lona to a daily papor rim iuu:'t chango, J mid henceraith tho paper J bill each inouth-which Is vory small must lo pail the aame as .wuter rant is J paid, or. telephone servico or light service is 'paid.' There will bo no dcviu'.ion J from this rule and our col- , J lector will call' on every J homo during the month. Lay aside fiff ceuts at, tho houso no there, will be no , request, for a "come back" call. When you figure up yoiir 2 watoi aud light bill set down C5 emits for tho dally J papor aud v.o v.ill all bo !' happy. Soino have boon J. lu tho habit of ojying at J tho end of the year. These J oubticribers are 1 S-l-arat. so . far ns being good fiuaiicial J ly is concorned, but wo J. must usk , that , payment J. oltlior bo made, l:i advance J ' or each month as we can . not carry tho account for a, year. ' ., J l4 J J J J t J J WANTED.--T0 Joaso or buy, small 'house,, wltit labout a block of land. Vrltk Chan. Edwards, Euturprisa. Box 485. 7-18 6t' pri V ,E OK TBAXH'j FOR SALE' ion usou nuto truck. McCrary Au Co. 7-17tf FOR SAI,E-VI'o Ford touring cars. Inquiro tlai Vs Furniture. Adv. 7-9-tf. FOR SALrl lla'.ell car in A-l con dition. lAquli ol i20 Y avenue, city. -7-22-3t,pd FOR SAT1E. A Fold, Mavwell nnd an OvVrlnifil. nl) lu fiist cl:iss shape. C. VMcCroary. 7-10 tf FOR 'SALE Four room house and two lots, North Fourth street. In quiro J. G .Rnodgrass. 7-22,10t,pd FOR SALE OR TRADE A five llorsopower Wcstinghouse motor, or will trade for a one horse-power motor in gooil . repair. Fisk, 1408 Jefferson. 7-22-3t,pd FISHERS, borers. Campers, Hunters, Phone ,Main 707 La for Auto servico. July 10, LOST ANif FOUND FOUND. Bunch T keys, (ino largo brass key,. tw Ipng. .nnlltwrv. Keys, rid bimill rkey, als- ..l.i? disc bearing ijintiher i'-. Ov..:- ran havo ivc by paying for this no ire. - 7 -IS tf Fraternal Directory. REBEtCAHS Crystal Lodgo No. 50 meets every Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem bers are invited lo attend. LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec. ROSA GLASS, W.G. ROYAL. NEIGHBORS Iris Camn meets every second Friday after-; noon and every fourth Friday even ing. every month in K. P. hall. All u tai 4-4 Vb4 It. 3 ' .- .... -. P j DOINGS OF THE, DUFFS - - - BY ALLMANj i ' i BjtiW JZ$ I THeree s a piAcd hMM' T IT woM'r ost J I j . I Mm J FOR. RENT OVER. WEllW I AMSTHIrtG To A ! , i M HELEU THAT HOUSES ? Ml USE tOOWilG AT K WiWW M ! Hi TO RB4T ARE veRW i AT ACE.MElf- J2 n ' W) r 1 U .SCARCE -I rvnJ'T , CiK rM Tlic DruT Ulu. Ha H 5 TflH'sHiM Ji . J.W I M BELIEVE VIEHRMO Af ZM BMTIBLS TOO, jKCJfif $) wmmmm mim wm- m mm" v. witli itfffm trtMtea' sffl turn. wrx- sws-ffl ras s sj ... i i I II -- I WHO IN A) MMmw J e3LiE3 . .' .T but cakinooteu. iAul . iBHcr-Tu.nL ffl f53Mrl WAlVhPPP 1 ME WHO OWNS TlllS fW ?J . sv"5k m tern r r ta --le"? m i i isiooawEu fj i ya. nm hp n u T7 l rifliAW I w I . - Ifl I fK TUP CltiKAbC I u I lY I all . '"tJ I ..... .11 F EVENING OBSERVER A Be Fair Ti ll 7 - 0 : 1 ' ' " ' ' O ' 0 I - I Watch;: :l;liisjopaceI iIwjtm nm Sl ll nw mmmmm wmwrmmmt nmmm i ill I l-ni.nilii iiwni n l n a a j - 1 . -' ; ; . J ; j iwiwim v 1 1 r-r w iniminiiiiiii bimstw i m iMai itaiMaMiLJjiijLJi I I II ji : ' ; Ladies' Ready-to-Wear .'v p visiting members cordially wclcom, HENRIETTA OHARST, Oracle. MARY L. WEST, Recorder. 0. E. 8. Hope Chaplor No. 13, O. 13. S. hoids stated communications tho acenftd and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting morabors cor dially welcomed. SADIE E. GIVEN, W. M. MARY 'A. WAP.NlCK.Soo. K. of L. of Security Mt. fimity Council, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock nt Eagle 1 hall. Visiting members are welcome. J.,K. FITZGERALD, Pres. ABE HARRIS. Fin:l. Sec. FLORENCE BRYANT, Rec. Sec. B. P. O. Hi. ELKS, La Grande Lodgo No. 433. Lodgo meets each Thurs day evening nt 8 o'clock. Home and club' privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elks, R. J. GKEEN, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grando Camp No; IGO'inoets overy tlrnt nnil fhlrH MnndftV at ISaeios' Hall. All visiting neighbors wul-j .come. Dues payable at tno ort'ee of tho clerk,' Now Foley Bldg., I) 0. ni., to 5 p. m. J. J. MURCHISON, C. C R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge Nd. 27 meets every Monday night In Castle Hall(K. of P. hall) A Pythian welcome to ill visiting Knights C. K. McCORMICK, C. C. DELILE GREEN, K. of E. & S A, F. & A. M. La uranao x,oage no. 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular meetings first nnd third Snturdnv at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome tc all Masons. , ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Soe. 40DEKN WOODMEN OF AMERICA -La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month In the K. of V. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. L. J. MUNHALL, V. C. W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk. F. O. EAGLES, 'AERIE NO. 25U. Meet first and third Friday of each month at Engles Hall. Visit ing members welcome. J. F. STACEY, W. P. LEE BELLINGER, Secretary L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. in. In Eagle nail next to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Visitors always welcome. Duos pay able at Young's Sweets. W. C. HANSEN, Die. HARRY SWART, Sec. taaai Professional Directory CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert S. Eniiin, Attor neys a law. Practice In all the courts of the state and the Unltod States. Office, West-Jacobson ' Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. ATTORNEYS DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechano Tberapy; chronic diseases my specialty; Physical and Montnl Science. Hours: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings. Phone Black 2311. Rooms 1 nnd , w 2 over Coolldge Taint Store, Adams Avo. COCHRAN ft EBEUIIAKD Goo, T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. R. J. GREEN, Attorney nt Law Prnclico in nil state and federal courts. Office La Grande Nationnl Bnnk Building. .. ARCHITECTS 0. E. MILLER -Architect, room 27, New Foloy Bldg. Phone Bed 1871; DR. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopathic l'hysiclan, specializing in diseases of Women and Children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 0 p. m., and by appointment. Phonos: "office Red 17(11. Residence Rod 881, 37 Now Foloy Bldg. Dr. J. L. Inglo has entered the D. S. Army, vkteiunakj: DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter- Inulan. Hospital, 1409 Madison Avt. State Stallion Inspector anc ' lnsioetor of stock tor. 'shipment Homo Independent Phone, Black 41 j Farmers Co-oporative Phone, Main 112. ii Are You Into iiriid.ically ev ery life comes a time of trouble. The man who goes down miller misfor tune is ie. who has liiiK-lJ, or in lie farn- ut thluglit orro wlrf) comes roflo-i), is Jie uilt ui a fund to meet unex pected demands. $3 ne ni'Ciiai'cii. Kmcn a Savings Account a) Today. United States cf ALU:! W) 'cfj ' Bank La ni'iinde, Ore. S is., Prepared 1 "irgp m ' tS3' cl rt W ' f : M ' a - fly PAGE FTVT5 BUY YODIt S17PPI4KS PIIOM A ritlNTINQ OKIi'lCH THAT l'AYH ITS NtlKTKIU AltOVK THE liNIOM WAGE SCALE, AND IS A UNION SHOP. It la the oft repeated story, When l'ctiple of Union County ' want Printing Hint is bard to eveeule, when they want n Job of work done that - roqulr Hliill, workmanship, . careful plannliiK ami enmest nppllcn (Ion, they- finally como to the Observer's Job l'rintliiK Depart ment. - This office does the work, but in nil candor, that, la tho class of work upon which thero is little profit, and frequently Homo low., becaiiKO nf the lntrl ruto nnture nnd time-nbsnrbing features of audi Jobs. b'nr Inslnnco. when a Tele plioun Directory Is to print or a lllnh McliiMil Annual, such as (ho .Miinlr, which Is Just Issued, am to lie printed, the Observer fob l'rlnthiK Department Is the only office In tho county equip ped with machinery, tyHi mill printers to Kct out tho work. Union county must havo nnd maintain such n print inn office, that can do tho tcchlncal, liltth class work when It Is wanted, But-- Wo respectfully call your at tention lo the smaller work,', which mi are nbiindantly equip ped to do nnd which should, to n certain OKtcnt nt least, go to tho office that inaliilnliiM a plant capable of doing tho hard clasH1 of work. In tho smaller work thero Is n profit ami wo respect fully call upon biisinesa firms possessing homo prldo who iiimvv upon reflection, Hint In order to keep n big plant run iiing it must hnvo nil classes of printing. Do not send us your technical, bard printing, that can not ho done by anyone dsn In the county, and then seml your Hinnller work elsewhere, it IS NOT I'Allt. When It comes ' to prices on smaller work, It stands lo reason that Ibis shop can more than cnnictn with nny other concern, for wo keep n regular forco of journeymen printers nnd pressman nnd pay these men above i tho Union scale of wages, If you nrn n believer In well paid labor anil want to uphold such principles, send your Job priming to Ibis office, where It will be handled nt the least pos sible cost to you, and at tho same I line yon are nssiired of n good grade of work. Observer Job Printing Dept.