La Grande evening observer., August 05, 1922, Image 8

Saturday, August 5 1S22 1
LA flUANDF EVENIN3 OBSERVER
PAGE TWO
EPISCDPALEANS BLINDNESS CAUSE
FOR OLD METHODS1 IS INVESTIGATED
... . 'Dcpartinentc of 'oiiuiiorc
.Wnnlil 'Return to 11k1 OI.( isM(.s Sonic I ntercst iii(,'
Time Way -f Trciicliiii",-,; Fi rr,.s )(.(.,..
Savs Kxccutive ("iccrciai
WASHINGTON, II. C. AllK. 5.
. The ilopartini'iit of cofiinjri' iin
'',)1M ; niMiiifi-H ri'sultH of ill" llliiuirv into
tin (-:iut(i'H of lilfri'liK'KH, matin in
Ullllltcl lull Wtttl til" laL'U (-IMIKIIM.
vuw vniik". Aim. T,. Tv
rnpal .hiir.li In inc. I nit
a n roliirll III III" "III HH'tll""
(if prt'iirlilUK wlilrli will "fc''t ninri' .srlifihili's. or iii".slioiiiinir"H, wfr
iif llin human, licisonal loilrll into rili, ( i, p.-rsons ri'lioiti-it III
the (widiliiK of tli "Wioril of fSml. ; , h, of (. ri2.f,7 lilltnl
acronllliK "iv. w' " "liuliii raloil, tlmi" wiro 4il,!ll.1 wild
OX"lllllVH Bl'llt tlliy Of Hi" (.!IIIPI-'" ri-llirill-ll lll"S Hrlll'll II Iil. Of llH'KI'
ili'liiirtmiMit who ninkiw II - :j -, . 7 x K r-iitir ll tin- muse or tin-
naiinrcmnit. The Niitlomil Council ,,j11(i.ss.
of the rliui'ih him apiolnl"il ltnv. j 1 or SR. por cent of
W. J. J.oarlnir ('lurk. I. II-. ' t., :i 5.7 K K rasi's for whim th"
('lintttilKK't-ii. 'IVnni!'o. nnil ltv. . nM1M W,,M ri'iiorli'il, Hi" lilliiiln"s
llr. .1. A. Srlinud of lluy f'lly, Mhli- w., ,,,.,! ,y Hf,i,. Mp,.,lfii. (Hm'j.io
llinn, KCllfinl iuIssIiiiipih " "i" IHI" ol III" "i; mull uk c:i 1 .1 r.'n-l or fcluu-lluli-wlii"
cunipalcil who will he 4.,,(llll n, 5,(2:; casi's or IS. 7 por
clinriii'il, Dr. .Milton nays, with ine ,,.,,, W.1H ,-,,t, t r hump pvn
task "of .loiliullnc a flour not" ' 11 1 iliseax" him h us inoaslos, lilon
r"ioilBH to III" fell iieml for "van-! ln. sl.nl.(.t f,.v,.r. An-iili'iili;
Kullwu In Hi" chunh and 111" ti "In-! arruuntrtil f,,,- fj ,:i I :e or HIT) per
I UK "f HI men 111 III" "xlutlllK mill- f ,. ,,1,1 Tll"l" WiT" 1.41MI
Ir.try to do tlllH work." 'personB In thin nuniliPr wluuo Ijlliol-
Russians Heartened by Food
from U. S., Make New Effort
To Cove With Own Problem?
v Mf.f
Th rcnort "f t li conimlKcidii on
homo mill family llf", ililorliiB Hi"
lark r rollKlcm In Hi" Jivuran1
Amnrtran lmnii', whU-li. will hu mib
nilMi'il ti tin fortliPominK KplH
loiml coiivpiition at I'nriluiul, On',,
It a durlaml, Infills nut cli-arly
tlx) necftfiftlly of n;ictiliiK uictliodK
w hlcli will rmv, m K m jmnnitH to
t tin lr rnwpoiiRihllith'H."
lit. HV. llTflllK I. JohllHOIl, I). I
III'KH Wils I Mil set! hy CXplOHIVl'S lit'
fli'ita rmn.
(.'alatnrt, I Me l'iiillii 1 hush, w;iH
icpoi'M-'l by f.K!H or 111.7 P'T r j 1 1 .
Cl.iiK'oiiia, whli li i'a lilted next . was
report fd hy 1 ,n:i 2 or ft. 4 pr coin .
Atrophy of thu nptic nerve wms lI
cii K thn ciitisfi by J ,70C or i.'J
icr rent.
())ilhalinla neonatorhiin, or "bH-
lilo.i Hon oyos," was roiinrtod bv
HIkIiop of Colinad(i, who hs inado j i.inx, (mr rent or the total
a nix momln' Ktudy i f prcurliliiK i niinilier roportlni;. That Hhm k has
methods within the cluirch, and
wliosrt ldH on the work proposi'd
have now larK!ly boon adopted by
the church, In a rep'Ht which pre
ceded thn union tit Mm vigorously
r.unnmniH tlin church to 11k dntb s.
been ii marked decrea.He In the rela
tive amount of blindness due to this
dlsoaisn Ik Indicated by reconl sta
ll h tics of udiiil.isinim to hcIiooIk for
the blind, which hIiow that only
11.7 per cent of the new students
admitted In lfM7-l!MS were repott
ed tin blind from ophthalmia, n
against 24. '2 percent of the student
then attending who bad entered tin
,.,.. m.o . hw -. ....... ... . UwtH ((, I)on. (sfI,.ru H.lopUon ,.,r
nnKHlvii or forceful presotita ion H(.HllHr(. mW)m,K f lrvHUn tntt nml
of ItH rtnl 111.4 (o the Amelcau peo I , ,. t. ,.,.,,.1.,,. ,.f u.,..
pie," He callH for "a cainpaljiii , ,;-,. i
of creatine, human lnlnrent In the ' , '" n,..,,..,,,,
prohleniH of our tuitlonal church: Li,,.,,.,. ,.. ..i.. ...
and declaroH that the' time htisl ' .
lly liilrlnnle loii(.
"The KpUoopal church," snyM the
U Ik hop, "bfis enl reached Ittielf in
the lulted .SlntoH by virtue of Hk
nrrlved when the humnu voice,
sponltiim In the larger ceutri'H of
population may carry on n enm
iwill'n of ed ucal ion throimh the ln
Htriinieiitallty of pnrochlal uiIksIoiih
which will help td dlHUiitato our pet
ty parochial and dini-enan conscious
ness anl prndnce HoinelliliiK hinder
nud more Kenerom. In short, ho
Hays, "If we arc over koIhk to make
an ImpreHKfon on ttie disiutoKralinu
relKiloim forces nf Amor Ion. we
must fiiHt Ht renntho!! our staked In
ord"r to lengthen our cords. There
Ik nil fiiHUperuble harrier of (11k
trimt, HiiKplcion and indif lereuce to
what we are and to what we tench
duo partly to our conferva 1 1 ve
eyeH" ( whieh Ik usually fact tra
choma) tojiolher wen reported by
only ;i per cent of the total for
l!'2H. a against 0.2 per cunt for
inio.
BUSINESS GOOD
IN SWEDEN NOW
9
1 yy ' '
J tA. f 1 t i !li
. r -a
5 V
Wl 1
I:i'iuittance of rood or-h ih from
Iip-iHona ur- oiKuniwuioiis ui amicthu
ti dHi)iittet pd'Hona in itusMia luta
bi en a market) Inllui nre, aec-onliiif,'
tu reel nt repniis made tn the Ann r
!ean I teller Adniii:i.ftratlcn by re
turned A". It. -A. woci;(TU, in re i -liiff
the sidrtt of Hie. peple. Here
and there' eft'ortn we in I;!;- ui.-nie
under Milf l)inlilli)j til resume tie
iiiMt uracil! re and Mile of ;nin:;
urtlcles. .And storks. v( iiirel::in'li.se
which li:td ri inalned lihltp-n dtirinr
the. Solet period of nut iun:i;i.at i mi
ore eutiihitf to li?.;ht In nely
Anerian Iteitcf AdmlnlHtratlon.
fonr.vK inai (iinini; llie la.ut six
iiiunl hu 4 liort tuns oi' fniiii,
milk nud im-dscal nuppi!e:i l:ne he n
tr; n:;'mltod hy the I'lirchaKin Cori
ni;;i:.i(jll lii;,lli:ed Iif the J'lt sldeMt.
The j-reater proiiurtbin .f thin was
Krain km the )mivl:use of which oit
un sii hi:tt whiter . voted 5e,iiuu,iMi(,,
ami the medical supplies were turn
ed .'vep hy (iovernment b purtiiu nts
and l he American Hi d Cvu: s. In
addition lo the above, 'jt llnovt r
.sla'id, G".l:io short tona of lood-
st litis, medical RUpjiHeH and other
str"n. Individual enter. rise la j i -tntpment of the American Hellei'
shnvly HUiiU-nintf as a n-iiult of the i Adininlst ration had been Hvrolu'.Ked,
cliitnK'' In llie Kvf-rnnientH altitude I a total of ".vs.ST.S tons In all. A:tl
toward Individual Initiative. the supplies lrom both sources are
HeportfitK to Trent-lent Ilurdintr, j beinir u 1 f feed 3,&o,(mki rliildren
Herbert iluuvcc, cbairiiiuu vi I he and t.Uu,u00 udulLu, wull ud tu
;:he medical aid to thntisnndn u
liuspitaly, and lo prevent cpldriutt!
diKciisi-H. .Mr. iluovi-r eHtlinutes that
while the harveHt this year will be
hii'K:r than that of last year there
l.t little hope of surplus, hut hu
c;il"M that the Atiierh-an Jrelief Ad
ministraiion atippiji h utter tJie hur
eHt wilt be .ievond to the further
support of watt and desiitntn child
ren, which, with a lanre ablltin'),'
population, will continue to be jtrob
lenis. The above picture, taken at
Odesna, one of tlio chief ports of en
try of relief supplies, show croudu
waiting for food remittance pack
a;rcs, and the tU livery of the mater
ial constltutln; one of Fitch pacl-uyu
at the. A. It. A. v. aruhousa. '
tlllifdilv nnrl oarltv ti ft.n fn-t thiiti:...i i: ' . ".
. - T n , , Mm.iji ifaiijusuueni is in ir)fr4iKH?4tiiii
the Kroitt. bulk of our population
tilt hough l hey are breaking nw;ty
front any sih'Iouh oblicaithtnH to the
eorloHiiiHtli nl tinlhoiflloH u n d e r
whb h they serve, are still hound by
the bon dii ye of phrases, prejudices,
and life-hum .affiliation and trust
uk not. Convenience. Ik roplnclnjr
conviction ' In the religious znnnv
about . ua.
u nw hiinesB cycle has bcun." The
general economic and comniercinl con
(ittons of Sweden are thus Mimmuri-.
knew the League had prevented wav!
between Sweden and Finland and that'
it had settled a most difficult ques
tion in Upper Silesia. Also it had ,
Hiienchcd 'the sparks' flying about Al-(
haiiia, the powder magazine of F'u
t'opo. Lot, Kubeit Cecil said the I.enirue
hud brouKht b:uk and restored to their.
Louies somi'lhine; approaching half a;
million ptisoners of war; it bad help-!
ed-prevent disease anil death snteud-i
ine; lrom the lamine'stricken areas of
cd. by the Swedish "'ureie;n Office' Kutonc, and hail done much to raise
in its quarterly review just issued. labor conditions throughout the world.
Uased on icports from the lending fin- The Kail of ('avail Chief of the 1m
tincial ami industrial conrertiH of thefperial (iencral Staff, sent this miM-
counti y, iiUhmiKh i haracterred by the; saye: "My business is war and prep
(jen.Carrlv
filemonal. ffo!
Convert ( Iciny l-'h-st.
"You have first to convert the
rlnruy lo u hler conception of
their ministry t hun one of prserv
Iuk the fliiM tradition of an an
cient diocese or kcephiK up tin
mornle of u flue 'pnri.h. Our people
aititiu for war, but that does not and
never will pi event me from doing all i
can to prevtnt war. The I.eaeue of
Nations ha.N I believe, the backin oi
all thoughtful people"
I most conservative appraisal of the
general business situation, the review
stiike mi the whole a decide lly op
timistic note.
It points out (hat this yearn budget
has been marked by reductions in all
(he groups oi public expenditures,
thai diiect taxation has been reduced.
'. and that fuMher reduction! of rail-
twav f I.I n.l nn.t.il ,.,,. ,r
i.ne a. ne liiiikiu inai iney oeion nig made.
to the Holy Culholic church rather) Liquidation, the most importain.
than to the parish of the Cood ! phase of the deflation process, ap
Snmarllnn. "The church.' says pram to be lasgely over, acronhng m
lllshop JohiiHon finally, "'Ih not the review, u gathered from the niaik
nierely business mul merely busl-1 ed rise in t lie price of industrial
tiess mclhodn will bo tin disastrous : stocks, and the long and hard fought
lo Its morale as merely errluslns- piocess of adjusting wage levels
Ileal methods would stirelv wreck a scents to he ncaring its conclusion.
bank. There 1 1 and must be a The review calls attention t. v
htimiiu touch In Christ's business : pionoitmed stabilization of
"I'lwi liiinrimiI.n ti)i..i. i. i ..,.1. .i chiiliL'e tale in the ne i lt ti liorl K-t'l! of
lo th" wrk whin, n," ,. t ft I s s i ) 1 1 .r. wl.,1" ,h, ur,-lm.-inK ..ric index " ' ,1"' " r.ri'r..::";!
I ri'iurn
i
MINISTER HAS j
POWER CURBED
i
i
(lly Assormtcd Tress)
TOKIf). .hllv '(; Thn levitrnntini
. oi ine j a tvunasni caiuuei orougni oiu
ute i a i-1 ui:ii ine consi n iu ion u .inn
1 '
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
We havo mndo profound
tudy of monument building,
and an order placed in our
hands is Bure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gludlj
Furnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
1502 S Are- La Grande, Or.
p7 1.TCHEN
JNOMFORT
MAY BE OBTAINED THESE HOT SUMMER
DAYS BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF ,
Electric Cooking Devices
' You would 1)0 surin'isPil to laiow the size of a
meal that mav ,i'P)mrc(t witli a few siinple
ileviwH. The eost nj' njii'i-ation is trivial in cum
)iarifon with the foiivcniincc ami comfort ob
tained. J
Call and See Our Line of
TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HOT PLATES,
; GRILLS . j
Eastern Oregon Light and
Power Company
ith will iniil.-i eilti- Ik i 1 1 ii .1 i'ii t imI in l"""V '"i' I'll""'!
Ih" fuel Hint. In ncii'iil, liotli will. 'Sv.-ili'ii shows a vi-ry inaik
at a riiinnrliil snrrlllr". clvi- lh"lril" 111 i"i"i""--
lilillvli!.-.l atli'iillon to Ihu now lusk : , 1!":,'1 ." I''""iwlfn's kr:
l)r Plurk Ih nno of i hit i.lllu. i(1 I ouMrH-.H runt ii ni llie forcrnst
illK'lll nnrt (-xii"rl"iir..il iiiiaioii"rn ! tn inhti'i; concliliuns
In th" l-liilsroiiiii i-lniri'li nml Dr.
Slmnil holds vi ua Uy hlch ifink
Thi'lr work will ln or n ilitiii".r
rliiiriicti.r In iho rosni'rt Ihal Hot"
Is a fi'owliit fci'lini; lliroiiKhonl Hi"
'hiirch thnt viuniouH iMi'ii "Ii In n of
Ih" klnil whhh hioiiL-hl now hloml
Into lhi rlmri'h Ii on 111" ilivllii"!
nnil lh"v will lii "spcrinlly rhnrm-l
with . I'li.ln i'l I ii i; inlssloiis nml l..in.
Illi". "srhnols of Ih" luopliols" whlrh
will train rliTfiyinni In ih. nii'iliml
liv whlih il Is hiii"il to riistori'
Ihu' I'Mioiinillnt: of tin' Srrlptitrri.
irsinalion of nirlnlii'l ': of his r:iliiP"t.
no tmitUir Imw tinpoDiilar thrir po.
n irics ni". nor how lar iliry niay he om
u(.jol' sympathv with 111" vii'ws of ill"
The iron ami li-x- " " , ' """"" '
i ili. i.,lnui 1 1 ... i, : ,.i, in.,-,1,,1 ' ine 101 ma i ion 01 a caouiei i nc
hit bV the post-war depression, ,how VPni I'''' ,h,Mir "T nMnsv
increasing stgns of n-vivnl. Tiie tun- m' tll,.l'5'' '' va" lu'
b.r indutrv reports export M1(1J n nnpcrial .u.ler. As in inftlt-n
standards,! . f ' ! ;
mi' (Mone ui;cin w'nini inn ji"0'iiu-
ie hi- own popiitiirily by dismissi:iL'
the miuistert who Tremier Takahash.i
TRAIN HELD UP
iiinimntlllg to over -IJ.i.OOO
which is many times the I'igui e re
Hi ted for the first half of last year,
llie iron mo exmrt reports .show un
jsually heavy I'iguifs, while the wood
iulp industry is working at 70 to stl
pei cent of capacity.
The nuchanical industries are still
siifteting under the lost-war reaction,
the number of workers having decreas
ed to Ipsa than half the I'.'-'O figures.
!'ut here also, signs of betterment are
visible. The last weekly Kiksbank
i i toi't shows ii notable decrease in
Jtil ONE HORSK tm' iunl it v of paper cuntm-v in cir
ItAlvI.R, Aug. What might have'
iM'en a semnis I rai l wi erk almost
within the vaids ,f HaU-r was nar-'
mwly avertnl Wtdn..dnv night when'
Nit. lit from the ea.d was .fia-gcd
just befoi" it r,.nli.d the O-W.
N. In idge over Powder river iu
South Haker.
A hoise on the riyht of wnv nu
temple ! to cross ov. r the bridge, get
ting about 40 feet onto the bridge
when its two html leg fell through
the trestle and one foreleg dropped
between the ties. The horse lav with
its body across o-n- of the rail. Sec
tion men sawed the ties in two after
tvmg the horses feet so it could nut
culiition, thus indicating an increased
itabili.at ion id the monetary sitii
LEAGUE FINDS
IRE ENDORSERS
wished I" get lM of, theie was noth
ing for the premier to do. ix- the min
ivers would not vo!inta'i!v re-ie;-i,
but to hand in the l esi nat ion of the
whole cabinet.
The recalcitrant members, Mr. M.i
toda.' minister ef lailwavs, and Mr.
llakahashi, minister of education, in!
been under fin from members of the v
own party the Seiyukai, the f'unie
for bis failure tn carry out pMmitsed
reforms and the Litter because of the
geneial di" atisfact ion of hi- admi:;!--tration
of the railways
The pr-niier h.w had cL.-die" with
other members ,.f hi- cabinet, nairicn
huly with Cencial Yirnanashi. mini
ter of war, over propose,! rediii tio-i -in
the army, but a cenpronuse v"
arrunged and it w hoped tha' l e
iliiUMintien of Me."Sis Motoda :!! N:.-kaha-hi
a strotig ministrv cov.'d h:,'
ht'ii for met! which would h.i " 'te
able to eat ry through the te c-n'- i S
ti opened general reticnchment n-'Wcv
(My Anxocinti'a Trem) i
l.ON'I-ON. July 'J.'i. -"Tin- meeting1
affirms its belief that the future pence,
utid sufeiv of the world depends upi'ni
Huv and sell through ("bserver
Classified Ails.
ntruggle, were aide tn drag the animal lho "'loplton by all nations of the',"
off the bridge on boards that had been. P "'"ipl'" of the League of Nation, i
laid on the trestle. Itevontl scratches , ll KVogniees that the admis:on of nil
tho horse was not injured. , Kinopemi nation!, and especiallv tier- ,
A woman phoned to the pdice sin-1 niany, to the League is a matter of i
tinji shortly before the arrival of No. 'urgency." J
10, passenger train from the east, thai This resolution win put and carried
the' horse was on the railroad bridge, .simultaneously from te i differum plat J
Officers Hoggins and Hempe imnirdi-r foinis in Hyde Taik. The occasion J
ntely raced on a motorcycle to flc!ws the annivtraiy of l eague of i
tho train find succeeded in reaching . N'tttiotw Pay. Thousands proved their
the railroad in time to stop the train.hlevotion to the League hy cheeringli
The train wns held up about two hours toe resolution despite the rain whiehii
us wns also No. 5 nml two helper en- fell in torrents.
ifines from I'leiuant valley.
W O O D j
oisni'i! now iii:i'cii;i:
l'HICMS APVANCK !
I.fl. OiMII nt S1T..MI J
Ill-Ill. VMIOIl at 1SN..MI In $11.1111
CAM. MAIN TIU !
Harris Grocery i
The Archbishop of Yoik said he i j
EXCURSION
FARES
EAST
Lower than Ever
THIS SUMMER
KOr.MI Tllll' TICKI.TS IIOI TI'I) OVI'.I! THK
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
rrturitliiK siiiir. or liny illl'i'rl lili"
'"!io'.l(ll Park..
S.i It l.al," City
I'onviT
Kmi-:.i:i lily
Omaha
Cliiiai:o
..4l.43
..$m.oo
.jit;7.!"i
. JUT. t'O
..f 81.00
Ft. Iillis
Clltrinnati
l'ltllaili'lpllln ..
N"W York
Huston
..S 7.r,i)
.im.:to
. J 1U!.!'6
$ 1 42 41)
. tis:i.'U5
To other rlttos In proportion
Tlrk.t Salon DAILY until AllSilst T.lst
Krturn limit Ortobor ::lst
" I nii.n l'a.lfic oporati's th" only TIIHOCOH SOMl) TRAIN
liotutvn Port In ml anil (Jhii'.iun
"OKKOO.S-WASHl MilON I iMrn:i''
l.ravos Porllnnil limn A. l.
Arrhrs t lilniKo 1l:lio A. M. (thiiil ilav)
ThiOMuli .-enirt' also on "Contlnrntal l . i 11 i t -it "
Kv.'vy 100. of ih,. ir.irk'is proti'i'ted l..y AITOMATIC SAKETV
:NAI..-", K-i ij :rrat is th" h"sl in tlio tr.uispo: tallon ,orlil.
un : r.ir s. ri:ri. l!,.. vory niliviaium of human skill an'il art.
. !tr,. .is a win.;,, i ipri's"!i Ls tlio si.pri'iiH' i iiort oi the inaii
at in ri,- . ; - ;(:itl..i'v pa trolls.
ur a iiit when you ar" roaily to ro anil ho will ii)
t: ,1.
I. li. K.'in,
. Av."iit
Urn. .'riAiiii'my,
l.n (Ir.r.ulo. ("'ro.
tJiMHTal V.iKsoimor AciMit
Poriinntl, oro.
D ROADWAY AT STARK
. Portland, Ore.
BUYERS' WEEK
AUGUST 712
in
PORTLAND
' ' Is a time of business
and pleasure
So make your headquarters in
'. . the center of tint act ivities
T And dint? at
Arthur H. Meyers m.
" 1
NAGE1R
Goal Bought Now is
Heat Insurance
Spring Canyon Coal Best
"Coal docsn"! cat any bread!" ;md a supply
in your, cellar now insures heat and comfort this
winter.
' - Surely jcou can (( Coal laler. tun, but wlien
the streets are covered with snow and ice and
everybody, is clainorino- lor service, deliveries
are impaired.
'Then, too, there are other t tinuciicies that
have before curtailed' the ',,n supple in Win
, ter we hope they won't ai;ain, but they nn'oht!
Let us deliver voiirs iudav.
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
.i.J ; Exejueive Representative of the National
Builders Bureau
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AjU.
OBSERVER WANT AD
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