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" " PAGE THREE Saturday. February" 10, 192a. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER T"- " " .t,n ''HI, -'I I; ,!l -H ,. II 1,1 ."Ml -ill -Jil, " f. iil-, .'''( ; ' i, 1 : 'i -.1)1,1 i High School Nws h,fihIm;s l Aind the : ........... If we lire exported Time nniHt Si"1 Mililml Fox.) prattle VwbaU wan held last N I orlum. ' Tim qiiemUm luvolv uaov."..mi .r.hlp or ih. ,?illvH. (""'U HnK. LiurutU, ?.,',,y aml'llonul'l Koliull, uiwl the !iv, 1'Noy.l u,uh' 1',u,m" ml Je '",; Ar"',' U" del'U"'' . , Holircr wi willed l'u" 10 I,.!, tlie hphiIh-w In ri-eunl tu thru dVltverv nl u ol' KnKllHli. Thv lililBK" dei-ldi'd 1" ravor ol the ultlr inallve. llonald lloliull mill Fonda HHnWH lOpiPHMllrd at I'ondli-lon I'VI dny, while I'loyd Snillli ad l.utfllU (faiB spoke Tor tins m-Kutlv lii-r. 1,'rlduy evtnlifc Monday moun tin. ini-iulii'in ol ii, in.vuii-n lM11.su were a.sked lo draw . i. ...'! c. ih Bteani engine, whlili Ihev, are Hludylntf. Home were foun.l to 'he very ood artists, but none, however, who eoulil draw a steam en- S-'iurgurel Daker was appointed in flnas repolter from the Knijlish 111. "l)av hy day. I" every way, oui .... ' i ,,,nwliiir better and bettor i x ..i,. .mrr nluhl after school the basketball KlrlH are out Tor prue lie. KUcb on In HopinK that "lie will be n of the lucky ones to be on the ... .t.n..t Ifni.- Tha npper-elassnieii are lookinf fm-ward lo the time "Itooks" will entertain them with .1..,.. 1...1,. In nlataila and adomwl with reen Down. to wait, Old Father more weed. Kill boys? The Knsllah ill class has received .1.1 ..... frnm liova and Bill In dil- f.rent countries. Some are wrltinB . . 1,'runce. Hp-iltl. Jlexleu, -ml Italy. All the people with i,ni they, are curreapondlnif are HnsllHh aneaklne. The purpose ol this 19 to learn of the life and ac tlvilles of these people. Marffau I Hiker. There wan a matinee dance alter school Friday , ntrtit for lh huh school girls. A short assembly was called at the end (if the elshlh period last Hidav for the purpose of maltin a few an nouncement! and for yell practice. ToUie-Out of the Kitchen and see the Senior Play ,'"! lven March The cast is woik- ins; very hard. ... , V Hible t.'lass was heim last Wed nesday after school at 1"'7";t, Jtoss' home. .11, was decided that the New Testament will be studied. ,esson was ssiu-ne.l Mr the comlns Wedncoulay. This course Is jei n ..rcsli.iK, and' It will be we I w" t ih- while of any student to take the vfl'k' , 'TJie i:IOH l-iiiniv Brand. - left for 1'endle.on to. a where they will play the boys of tl . Hound-CP city. . This l ' be ll.e hardest Ba,ne ot the season. The second team soes to lmblcr. . The basketball lrla of l.a l.railde play the Olrla' team of 1'cndleUn hitth school today. The 'sills of the- llasUelball tea.ii Played a (tome with me a.u .,. -Tuesday evening. The l.llth school rlrla won. . , The students of the physmloSV class are havlnsr some very Interc-il-Inir laboratory days. They are study Ins: different foods under the micro scope, and expe-lmenllns: on tbcin with different acids and solutions The music class of l.a (trandc hiKh school has hcirun practicini; sontts for the f'olniiiciicement e-rclscs. One oT the thilurs that we arc now studying in American lllslory llii, discovery of Sold In (Mlilornla. (lur hialory teacher. Miss Joslyil. told us lo be prepared for a surprise; she is fro'lnK i" haw "3 pare a story, Mch Is not to be imas luntive, or.some of the early sold seekers, who went to California. The IMivslcs class is inakina' a tu.r of-nnjlnes. In conycclion with the gas : engines, they are learnina tlie acllolv of the autoliiliile. 'I licv , findlnelt very IntercsllnB to learn ti, values of Ihe different parts ol .n- a"d the rcsulla of tlie various movement nude in drlvlnir It. It has been found to he Ulte a coiu plleiited Hiachine. i Superintendenl A. . Kl e i short talk at the assembly Tl""sday mornliiK 111 i-epird to the debate. , In spite of the temperature beluj !,,0,i..d TS desrees on Wednesday. 'K'unels SnodKraas still wore his over-i-coat In t lie school room. t an assembly Thursday morning. ! (h'n members of the dehatlns team we-, called upon to make speechi s. 'n,.. Hre conlidenr tliat they will w( and Ihose deballntf here were veee Insistent that the whole, student .'by. Iv 'ome out and support, them. Some or the "little" boys of the Ihllth school have not yet outgrown their childish ways. ror they still 1 hrlnir their ba(,-s of inarliles to school i I low and then have a Kalue of marbles on the floor where It Is like ,jind einooth. , Allilcllcs. l!y James Toker. Tl o Slate Athletic Association rule 'iriilrlns students to have a passlni: k i 'n llircc subjects before they niltte.d l,i!ike part In any In- holasllc athletics, has been a Impetus in maklnu certain if.Hilidcnta pay more attention to their ?j:claas work this year. , We know bow the boy likes alb j.lell.s: tlicnrorc It Is only natural t 'Hint lie will m ike a greater effort In v mi-'.ooI work in order to lake part i I" Ihe thins that he likes. So far tills v. i.i- very few tu,lenls have been i hindered by .low trrad'-s from tnkln-r fr-"le"t 111 the school contests. We hope tli.il those Inleifsleil will lOiuiniic I" keep their frades n sm b.. a heljln tb.it ttiere will lie no calisr for lb' I'. kin- away. of part of the .toy of a 1'tjsb at-bool life from nn- of llicui. Ili'v. Jolin .iiIln .caK". Ail isselilbly was called Thlll.la niornlliit at la o'clock. Itever.nd Silton. "r the I'llltlirt church, intro duced (he speaker of f the morulas; 1!erercud John Austin, field rcprc .ntatlc of I. Infield coll.tre. uue llilrs tl-.il Mr. '!-Mf. r-nw Strcsnrd w;is the cillMvatl'iij or 11 the remark live have a cold And did you "Ten. . It ia which was composed or many i.euliona w,i not so Important us ti, field which Is bounded on Hit ritjlit by the rli-ht ear and on the left by the left ear. Mr. Austin brought out un point lOlllpurllle Sum,, people's lives t.. a seeiulnKly beautiful oak table, which. "in, careuilly ex-iiulned, Is found lo L. .............. he but u pine table i',ir,.,l win. ,. I . . . . ..... .,,, , . . . II u you ever near ei nun sheet of velieereil m,b . . ,. , euiiieu ouk. "ICverybody Bceius to lelescou"0 T "U","i"""' f "'now!" Sure you have, elescope r.aemblliiK one', ImuKlna- 0V(M. ,.ar ,t. ,,.p,y. u., iiiiuenee. He emphasi.ed lnlKllly eoa .,,ti,.r for colds." he necessity r hn.a.lenlue our IniuB-i Huvlnlf heard such bits of convei tnatlon by Intellectual ability and ,, 10!)t probably huvlnir In- proper education of the mind. If w.i aUB,.(i yourseir, did yon ever tax your do this carefully und with com-1 ln,.llUi processes by trylnu to fathulii peteucy, our minds will uct the Biitue :t. mystery of the "weather" as 'a as a telescope In seeing ahead. We producer or colda-.' The "wcathcrc. be' can conleiupliite on our future lives nK unulle to defend Itself, you Inay mi a wise manner which w.ll benefit he safe In blaininir the weather for us to the lullest extent. 'man's Indiscretions, but you arc not Another comparison was that of ,,ntirelv correct In so doing. When our influence and the radio. ' it is as yoll blamed the weather you reewfi:'. far reiicllilia :IM Him ro.ll.t ..,,,1 ... ..l...l tl... r..,.t tl,,,l 1 1, tvi.R n .(itn! never know how far It travels, where jiuon factor invulved In the ruuHMon'j It stops, or 'vlth whom It comes In jof wide-ap.-ead colds. rrobalil,y.lh,! contact, l lierefore, we should do all most obvious common factor nptmti tbat we can to make our Influence 'able to the community us a whblyj.JIt, worth Willie, and that will iniik.. lis 'the sudden and marked w .'Atrvli better and help those who come In '.changes. So the weather setS;i,'U!i conlact Willi us. Oregon State Health Board j Gives Statistics On Golds j HUSKIES ARE and ctit u mcat-friH' diet. NOW FAVORED (lie Associated Tress) Contagious diseases reported ror i.;ni KI.KY. Callr., Feb. 10. CH the week ending February 8, 1 23 : thc six veteran letter men who an- Scnrlel Kcvfi , 'swered Ihe cull tills year for I'nivcr- in., ... M...i.-...i i. ,,,.....,.,,Un.. ,,r I'lHiroriila's biiBkctball team. City. 1: Hortland. 7: Coos County,. 1 ; (our are playing tnoir iiniu aim Curry Counly, 1; Lincoln County, l.iseuaon. i no icuiu, .....i, . la ine strouKcwi ooiv.-, Siunltpo). r'ort'laud, 3; I'tUk county, 7. j.,.-.. Dlphtlierln : ita'ke-r. 1 1 : l.a (irande, 1; Medford, i Pprtland, 10: The Dalles, 1. Typhoid. Cops county, ,1; Harney county, 1. BUSINESS IN VS. PEDAGOGES whether It he warm, hofWfl M or sunshine. As a matidr' f ather may or inny.:hut',!le) .(.f lENIJINTn HAVE H. ' rinr pmriu !.;i'.t 'M,ll' K KK 1 Hh II ; n I JUL UIIILI? "Ij.i .1 . i , . i ii , -IH. aaareiratlon California has had for tlirec years and hopes are expicaaco. by thc Bears that the team will gath- In the l'acltlc coast iiiiu luuiuui niucli etrort. Tho four men who retire from llio. California team lifter tile current sea son are: Dotllhlt. forward: , O'Nell, liter: Captain l.ellane, guard, ami Thompson, guard. I no oilier cici- ans are: 'I'alt, forward and ivinciuu, guard. California has J-luovlnen. last year's suliBtltuto center, and several youngstera who aro putting up a good fight for u place or the tiaim. Clillfurniu .'lien, us usllul, figure Stanford lo weak this year on basket bull, und they believe, the worst Cull- rornla can get Is u play-off with thc I'niversity or Southern California for the coast title. This play-orf Id. fill, 'lows the disastrous trip I'. (.'.. made to thc south last week, where It spill even with If. S. C. Idaho, last year's champions, have been beaten by tho University of Washington, and at present It look as if Washington will curry off the basketball honors in the north. If the final result Is u play-off between California and Washington, tho funs may expect a bHter contest. Wash ington kept California out or the till Inst yeur ,und the deciding gumo if, reported to be as near u "UnocK-down-. ;i und-drag-out" urfalr uh the, rules of.;, the game, penult without both tuiim,? , being thrown off tho floor. ;V . ,.-- "Gentlemen of tin Guard." .i1. Tho orlg:nnl fiinclion of tho hotl-v'. hold cavalry was to jirnlect tho king's pcison, onil minifies 11 saw to It Ihnl his life irtmnlK were recruited from old Cuvullcr fnuilllra. Kvon the privateij were men of very good families, Hiiav wei-o well (mill. Their fine uniforms-1, and liner swagger were tin essential , part of the splendor of Whitehall.-. ". They were culled "Oenlletnon of Hi'.."; Guard." credit cloudy fact th . . . . . -: : t . i .-' tl , J I ..iaVij &'. 'tr.,i.L joCla.1 ,'i''...i,,,hl im.,t. direct, active cause that pt-d ltlf .'s' J, V'" V' ' ' U . - L.ii J m colds. anti ejitntiil iinnifstimntei; ( to tno cost oi fyt.m.ilhtr,. rXIOX, J-Vli. 1 u. l nln hlsh Hcbool litin I wo lia-sketluill Kinney sc-lu-dnleil tor thia week. H. lines rome.s on l-'i-iiluy nllU anrl Mmldy Crt'ik on .Saturday. I'reliniinary to the l''rituy nanie there wilt bo an (rneouiHer between tWe business men of the town and the teaehers In tlie I'nitm schoolf. '"lie busineHsnien's team will contain u doettn, a den ti.I uiit n n undertaker, in order t j folds are of bacterial oritf ti llir.u ir ri-nilllv rnn t it frldlls. eontraeted by direct contact Iwitl person KiU'f'rinff from a calarrlml fort-' ditlon of the nose and throat. i ney uro transmitted by couffhtnff, sneez- ini? spittintf, hundshake, by eatinff utensils, and by close association in, a room or building:, office, school or theater, train and street car, or any other place where lh individuals use over and over ntfuln the same air. Jf the body surface becomes uhilled. the resistance Is lessened und the individual Is more likely to catch cold. The condition itself Is ho trifllni? that vigorous Individuals usually do sdeli'a siren to the city of I'n l)rU't;ilarui siren an lo ship nion. The siren, which will be used a short time upon trial before actual purchase, may be heard for many muVs. Some new1,, hose and smaller fire tools were also ordered to lacilttaie efficiency of tne fire department. care for all casualties. Wednesday jnot let the disease interfere with their eveninif thc M. 1. A. hoys and the daily pursuits, and In consequence hij-h sebool secoiuls mixed to tho 'promiscuous association tune of :!:-! ti with the Mormons car rying, home the heavy end of the .icore. Hoy llren Its Arm. v .. v . .7...,. .-..u !ltelf may not be a serious factor it last week while skating on Coudbrod Lake. Jn I'.'.llinir he threw out 1. is left arm lo catch himself and in lured his elbow. .Medical aid was .summoned -when It was discovered A( r(,oms' and places, both public 1 hat the ctbow was dislocated. This jun,i private, should be so ventilate-)! was set, but on imiiinia Ihe arm un-jtmt the air in the room will be con-1 der th0 X-Kuy it was discovered thai tnntly changed. Individuals wiln lliu arm was also fractured in two colds should be temporarily seRre-j places. Tin injuries will necessitate 'pated. Snecxins- and couK-hlny- shouldt the boy losing several weeks of never be done except when the mouth j school. jts covered with a handkerchlf. All .Mr. and Airs. Harry Anderson arj catinjr utensils should be sterilized j here from their homo in Canyon after use; this should be mandatory, Lly lor a visit with relatives. While lor puhlie places. ;j then; .i rs. Anderson will undergo an I continues without precautions. As a result colds usually ko throush families, schools, business groups, and rHptdly become i scattered in small epidemics through- out th community. While, the cold) ipredlsposes tlie possessor lo more set1- t ious conditions, such as laryngitis.'. 'pharyngitis, bronchitis. Influenza and; 'tlie pneumonia. operation at Hot Lake. Mis. It. 11. ltUKhes was caHetl to linker Sunday on account of the 111 neN of lier brother, 1 r. ituchtiuf, and word wis received Tuesday thai he bad died. Kills Hess is spending the ,n Portland Iuokiii after soiii busi ness affairs and alsj lakliiK in the auto show. i Muu'les I'Yny.ler, i-eprescnt ins1 I be l-'qultabU' loaii romp.uiy of i'orl :iml, spent Monday and 'Tuusdav eliecking up. on .-some business in I'liion. Tlie l.ucky Thirteen club and a few other Kin'Sts were enterlatned l ist Monday evening by a radio par ty a( the homo of James Hutchinson, just west of I nion. I.ijjht refresli ments were served. The t'oiumercial club held their bi weekly supper and dance at the I 'nion hotel last Monday evening. A ftood time was in joyed by all those present. This end of the valley Is cnjoyln; it a first real snow of the new year. Mountain (3cm Kebek.ih l.ode had inltlato-- work huU Wednesday eve.n-iiiK- Mrs. Spear was Riven the in itiatory work. Alter. lodtre the' mem bers enjoyed a dainty lunch. Aboul 4(1 were present. Little Hobble Wlthyenmbe, who has been out of sclio.d for a Tew davs owiiiff to illness, is much Improved and wilt b,. able to re-enter his school in n few days. A fire alarm early this morning roused the vnluntni y firemen from their beds. - After searching throiif;,i South t'nlon they discovered that the Hre was in a barn belonin to Alex Slater. IVuple with c(dds should not kisn their relatives; should refrain from handshaking; should sterilize or burn their handkerchiefs; should avoid ex posing others by refraining from ro hitf to places of public amusciueii.', riding in crowded vehicles, etc., until the cob has subsided. If you have a cold the safest thln.,r for yourself and for the community Is for you to go lo bed and remain there for 1M to AS hours: take a mild pura- How Barbados Got Name. Pariixttns I the Npimish name of tho harurt flgtr?, tmlire to the Island; It hM a trunk nf phenomenal thickness I prptir!iH to lt lieiclit, 'oncfiiJM fnna rir h.r low -t hrntvhes bend n Howii arontul it.' Public Sales W hnv purchased 12 11, 000 pair. V. H. Army Munson lasl shors, si.es 5 Vj to 12 whicji wat the entir surplus stock of one of ' the iHrirest l". S. ttovern ineul shoe contractors. This" Hho" is iruaranteed 100 per cent solid leather, color dark tun, bellows tongue, gut and waterproof. The actual value of this shoe Is $)J.iM. Owing lo this tremendous buy we can offer sauiR lo the public at $i!.!ir. Wend correct size, l'uy post man on delivery or send money ordr. If shoes are not as rep resented ft e will cheerfully re fund your money promptly upon request. National Bay State Shoe Company !Ht Broadway 2 m:w VOIIK, N. Y. ' p Til I'tei.xchul d Id If Kidneys Act Bad Take Salts Says Backache Often Means You Have Not Been Drinking Enough Water V ''.",' n,-f Dddbe Brothers BUSINESS SEDAN Dodge Brothers, with equal aptness, could have named it the Family Sedan. In the first place, it is big and roomy a five-passenger car that will really seat five adults in comfort. There is no space wasted on superfluous adornments. Every inch of body and chassis is put to actual use. There are no delicate cloth furnishings to be soiled by the children. The seats are upholstered in durable and attractive blue Spanish leather. There is no sensitive varnish to be easily scratched or finger-spotted. The body is steel-built a new principle in Sedan design making it possible to finish the exterior in Dodge Brothers oven-baked enamel, tho most durable finish known, The rear seat furnishings comeout instantly converting the rear section into a spacious carrying -compartment bandy fur currying trunks, boxes and household lugtftfc of all vrnts. Cl.iMreii . ti itMip iid play to their hearts content in fliU ufcr, fld when cleaning time comes, you can turn ttw.hodc ou --iooidtf and ouu laid ol intcllixl. He eai'J that u field I twice a )car. When yoti wake up with backache and dull misery in thc kidney region it may mean ou have been eating foods which create acids, says a well-known author ity, An execs ,of such acids overworks the kidneys in their effort to hltcr it from thc blood and they licconie sort of paralyzed and loKiry. When your kid neys get sluggish and cIur you must relieve them, like you relieve your buwcU, removing all ihe body urinous wa.Lte, cUe you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells ; your stomach sours, tonyut! is coated and when the weather is bad you have rlirumutic twinccs. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get Krc, water scald? and you arc obliged to seek relief two nr three times during: thc night. Kithrr consult a p"od, nibble physi cian at mce or get from your pharma cist about four ounces of Jau Salts; take a tnblcvpoontiil in a class of water before bre.-tkfast for a "W days and vnnr kidnrv mav then art fine. This famou ;dts i made from thc acid of j Rraivs and !mon jutcc. combined with j liihia, and ha- Ikco turd for vrar to j help clcafr and stimulate flreai-H kid nevs. alo tn rrfclrahVc net ! in thc t vMctti. n they no longer irritate, thus often rrhVvini bladder weaknes. j Jad Salt is inexrrni-c, can not in jure and ?nakcs a dclii-'hi ful, cftVncs- ; cent Hlhia-waicr dii.k. Jrink W of ; t v, v?t. Hv aM Tns have vour j L. C. SMITH! Th j.rlcc Is f 1.40S f. o. Ii. l.u fjiiimld s : p . . .. i ii in ii I li 'it i i ii mill a Ill SJ3"rSi5S fill JUIIICUIUIU new II g the famous Idaho 1 M 11 Prunes- 2 Whenever You Call ft Ii lis w IHilrsnnit. civiim s ' H ! h moMt. imi hi. iii'ii-. j More new things for Spring have arrived at oui s I iriiuVX,'";';.':':'.'" I store. Your inspection otyur line would be ap- I : i '.''" i'"m-i.'... predated, and we believe it would also be to I'run-Stii Bur will fi.nl I , r i 4. . .. nvw joy-MMHN in yotir yOUl advantage. , i ':MMk A hcnlthrul cunily Cor ""Tn. I ii l-M-'A,- Kin'.-) j VMi ' I - - -- ; - -. - I Phone Main 744 . g I Union Employment Office 1! : $ . f UN ION v-POOL HALL ;i j Reliable help furnished on short notice , ' , J. II. fclLBY, Prop. La Grande, Ore. ji ' p:'k j j ' ; a y'n' I 'J : 1 SHERRY'S I j II SUNDAY AND MONDAY - I '"ssc iMtiky Presents , I Gloria II Swanson I "i .-'. ,.s? i?v.&;ai "The "The Impossible Mrs. Bellew' A Paramount Picture Never have Gloria's silken beauty and emotion al fire been so lavishly displayed as in this pic ture. As tlie heart-broken wife who resolves to live up to tlie wild reputation socie'y has given her, she is irresistible. Conrad Nagel, June El vidge and Robert Cain in the cast. Comedy "NO MONEY TO GUIDE HIM" A Hall-Room Boy Adults 35c Children (5 to 12) 10c ' " 2 pi!lpir5!'T?v'"W 1 .... J -. V 1' I mi - .. - 't. .miii 1 a. ;.'?.:.'..' j..,