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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1919)
TO RID ECUADOR fefe Iff . Gorga to Promot Improvement ef &moI ' SaniUftion. ftooktfeller Foune)atlo le hsa0 the Work fcua4pHi tvra. ment ! Mucte lntercti l , e Undertaking. Chrlstolml, Ciinul Zone. Oen. Wil liam (Joikuh uml IiIh trtiiff puxwd tJuouph J'uiiamu recently on their uny m l.ua.imjull, Keaador on bin mh-ftluu 6v Hit i.ockeMIer found- (ion of MliiiululiiiK Hi elimination of ) How fever fruiu (hut .port Hiifl of (luujotin the Improveuuut of gtu i'tal haiiitallnn then:. Tin IvflinlMiInn jt-nveminerit tutft be romo Very much Interim lU In the mutter, tn view of the hope of com Unrviul , iiiid luiliiKliiul uctlvlly ufUrr the wur. (Jeiierul Uortuui received the eorreHpoiident of the New York World very eordfttlly, iwd from til in nd Colonel WrlxhtNOii mueh InlereHtluK Information about 1 tie work wan ob tained. The world-wide etimpnlcn now being carried on )y tin Itoekefeller fuunda tion aim hint Mieh universal plauee fin yellow fever, hookworm, nmiarhi, liiibonle plague mid tiiberealOhhi liae already begun tti revolutionize eondl tloim In Kuiiie of the eiiuitlrlH Iff Which the wurk It belli curried on. Vitality la Increaecd. For exumple, the reduction of the Incidence of the hookworm In Torto Jtleo and 1'iuiiiiim Iiuh renultetl lu mi IncreuKo of tho vltullty of the populu tlon und at I inula ted InduMtrlnl activity to u decree that Iiuh been eteurly re fleeted In Increased bilfiliiesft activity. The foundation bus employed the tiioKt eminent experts In lite world for ItH work. General (JorgAa Ui . peruana the moHt iiromlnent of tliem all, bT Imjc eradicated yellow fever from ( Culm, mmlo xanliation for I'nuaina a model for (he world, and curried tho medical iind Hiirxb'iil work f the Vnlled H'nleM itnny to a degree of ef ficiency never known In nny nrniy of the world before, during the war. , Tho went pom at of South America -J'l I'!1''" w''ver'l.v haiHenpTd In He o ... u n X olMrVlO COULD NO T0"FORGT I mli m.my c,r iv.r. only vrl.iittiin flr tomorrow puts an MjcaulaO, Memary Could Only Bn.Ml lo n,f ffair, and uncus OptcrUKd Marvli John rir...iK liwir ""II wI.NiLL.,l- or lium- fiUSDAJ f 0 "R ft I ti Q ..v., 0 o br j k O- O O ... i- Uml Almi'hiy iiutut tht-nT -villi iQht a C4om 6ecd vl'iin.liii; lit quIcknwH Ui rfnriMy "lory uf Syilnt-y Smttli iviim flti-tl I lint lint yH Ijcuni. "I' tll, me, )lr. fuiitJi." ridiilninl h yiW-r B-lih youugj Jrnly, iliHt Im cJjfiiiniljiii?" i "My ilenr yoiuiR iHilr.V rtl'dkl, ' "ilitj;iiiiitfrii In only puppyimii Mfr." . minx tliv lu'i -ifano- I ty Woods. V' urn Ifii, when quite a ymith. I n.nil.lliii.' In tlm Sun ilny Willi my lirolhir, ifatlii'i'lliK lilifk I,A-I uiriftrl'Vri'iltiM. etc.. Ulll'll. nil ivi ... 1 I. I. a ni i IIim-iI iii"ii tin- trniinil, (iiijjiu vntrin- "". I i liiui ili lr, I uiuulit "iKlfl ul f I remeiiilwr t hrifust one ily (t I lll l"i""l ni'iinwii n lil'lim-ll nimve iiif, iiir iiki;,"i im,-,i ail iii'vi-r ln'fur hih-ii nr fifanl nf. It wii iirulirtily lli lilu yi'llnw-lilt'-l;-i'fl vurllT. ns I have HiA'-f fnuii'l t Ills to bl- U riilillllnll tllnl III tllliMf wimiiN; lint to my yniniK fniy H m-mni'il like niiiM'Vulry lplnl,'i i-ikIoikLv iimrli"! wiik 11 uml hii new ami uiirtin-cti-il It nceiiii'il IJ jo kI'AI'H" rri'iituriai ,JluuU rnpuLIt; of tlie ll'a COIUpllll lllll'llt Willi Dil-ll, ! "II to IM ifii'tinrUH .of our rnoka, anil llnve." Thin ilvani'wl ilortrlne, wlildr i)ih i'!lni0c-iMiijHriii iimiiewlmt a It , wre ulterel In a jirt'ient day invfti tlnn. written an l notefl iu re rent liiik on Kncllili literature, unnie l.nilliclrl year" KO, lijr larnlel "s lie boilVl un((I Iho rliloriuatinp i.s e'WiL van u ifiJinru, . 1. I,ACK. Water Supt 7-1'Of lii 'CICT my fiitlier'a, I.ril .Mariiulay ,Iiikii in ; rejieut -Muiie tranliy old liirWirli ! Iml-1 4n4i, and Mi-wrnt (! etM after fT Ain'lllo iy fllter i IIiiii-I. "Why, Maeaulay, lum taiii you lave ciin-1 lultled all tliat Milililsh to iiieiiiory? Wbat Miter aaili of time!" "1'oiH mltted to maaiora!" erlaif MacaiilHy. ' "l only I rould fiii'K''t fr I "Im- ply ,Kll'(l ver fillip viTHeM w lien I atiyiilliiK at a lioiikmall one day.". If I raueusuer riutitly, auiil at Hie Hauie tliu tlait If the tlrat four bonks of AJtlliai'a, 'I'4iradlw It." were ij KtniyeiJ, lia iall reproiiuee tlieni word 1 for word. ... Jlr. Drlclit and Mr. Iinirfellnw met atJi 'taer for the Unit lime at our . breakfast taMe and were mlelitily ! Ilxlileil with eaili other. Afiiin the , cofiveraatlMQ turnetl'aiKin nienmry, and Jutui llrlKlit aaked Mr. Inn-'fellow : whether be could identify and iliilui wvery Hue of poetry lie hud ever writ- : ten. Mr.iLoiiirfelloiv tliouifht be eoud! ; Mot. Then he In turn put the o.ueioliin t wonid lr. Brlltbt he able lo Identify every one of tile speeches he had uiude'i' "Yea," nakd Ir. Hrlnht, "not every pusiace, perhaps, taken by 1 1 self, hut , f Iven certain. amount of the context ; 1 undoubtedly roulil " Krom "The ' Notebook if a Spinster Lady." j Old Nlme "jr February. The old Britons aave tlie nleknsma "'lldyk' to February, not beeaune II i u particularly wet inmilli, the awr axe rainfall bei,,,. the least of an; month In the year, but because Hit melting no- on the hills causes tlx rivers and dykes to overflow. When there Is n -superabundance of frwiu-liui! an liilej.'rul pint of tln-i rain In I'l fnuiiry there Is too much ol jrecll beeeli woods. 1 saw It H inn-' luellt lis tbc fllckerlllK leaves lialted. noted Hie wlille spot In Its wlni;, and It was .'oiie. How the thollulit of It ,!,.. cIiiiik to me nftenvuril ! It was a rev- elnllon. II wus tin- tlrst inliuiaiion i bud hud t In. r the woods we knew so well held birds that we knew not ut all. .lolui lturrouclis. M lint would lie a riuul lliloir In tion. .and Hoods wtiero they are leaal Two Hundred Years Ago. ."And herein II Is that 1 take upon me to make audi a bold assertion Unit all the world are mistaken In their prac tice about women ; for 1 cannot tbluk I'.OII, VOIIt ItnlXKIXC WATKIl f)wln o'a breakdown iu the lilorlrui inA ril-iut and the Impoasl- 1 aV btiity or KetViK of water fionlt Ume It will I? Miie water fo tli Grande Hoi i hhki i nation. It itt therefore deemed bet that water for drinking piupoft- nufficient supply r CrM-k at thin easary io pump e.w day from river without LITTLE CHANGED BY TIME Dwellera In Mountalna ef Tyrol Live i , In Much the Same Way at Did 1 Their Ancestor, j The Diounlalua of Tyrol nhelter one oftlie fw remain In k uuspulled peas- unt i)oii)e of Kurope n people thtit ware a native rotuiue, rememberM It i folk WK and fotlowa custouis een- ' turlea old. The .ftuoun tain TroleKe are rohutit, hanl'worklug folk. Life In the niotin tulin dtrinauda work from every mem ber of the houKehotd from daybreak uulll .after dark. Then, on winter nljhtri, the TyroleKe penitantN play. , Jiunelojc .1ft n favorite umuseineut after the day's work, and thl Ik alt fhe more aurprlxlng beeauxe the daueen mt Tr.l irt r-- " ..... In Grande Mattress Shop Ana' Weaving Works Mattress Making and Eepairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, Feathir Renovating, Carpet and Fluff Eug Weaving. All Work Called fur and Dell if red CIIAS, EDWARDS, Prop. ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONIC RED i31! I A Table For Three At oar restnuiunt anil you could not ask for nnytWne jol lier! Good food, well cooked ami charmingly served, and the waiter'a chk won't give you heart palpitation. A mighty nice, cozy dining place with no frills and "furbelows, hut with RKAL FOOD, tind you don't feel hungry when you leave rant & Bakery ER 919 1 1 :i; patkxt. 'liner lias i,('iiii)valil( fovtM't'tl I iy I'lrniior t in a cast in Mock (U'iiiir tlinl one cvliii iu ulivimisly lu'avicr, d lf.'tVt'S Villi (lit' ios- 1 1 !- I iiii'i li.uiism if 11 arc a cntiiliilatt' fur n t'lis feature is tn- cs. av lie i are insert - ;is miiiles f" i tli"t nis- orofi il is only neees ase tlu l ion itself. filar ii.-ton with a new- tile tisseinlilv of tlit mil takes tlie ni'miumin ss sli;ue. I lno i- . ions inmi-sihle w!ieii K' 1'reinier sletf eoji- ii e1iiul.-r wall tiek. ht kpansioii, iiKvoxs r ''aetnal norkinf anil or i,tttain id I'.nsf w in TO CO, 0 t iaasaWufiOLfOg6C(0 j O a o lit! Vjll'l !.' I T I ir 'W mmpm I It PayaUts Own V m You will Ki a nrndt SnP7T, W "aotp night WBm y-.te. HENRY' Bksidence Underuiang rij. 3 EMBAEMEB , . rA 0 Day and Night phon Call Kn 62 "a3 - .(T,-J.."J.'. I Dclco-I-ight y air inve4tiripnt. KM - 1 ; rr -. Durably ccistructcd easy to $ run, erouLinical to operate ty I il win lia- 'ju jjic.iiy of eurrciil fori tight auJ rwsMrir I I . , . M show you how much daily K drudgery it win save. fa 'Brides lighting home And & barn, it Mil run uu your light machinery the wilt ing machine, diani, bepar ator, etc We can quiclily prove to you that it pays lor it c!t in time and Libur Latd. , For Snip Ity NATE ZWEIFEL, Lt rji'iiiulp, Or. srtrs-'i""i siaa"1' i-ua" -v'- l'r1 Service 1 1 in i i aift mm Air ' JTt III Our undivided attention to Laundry Work That's why we are able to nve you the very -best service. V The Modern Laundry na'isss Or - mi i a