La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FTVB '4 ' Thuvsflay, Mai el. S, 102.1. TTTE.LA CsjIATnLI! ETSTvITu Gr"".iK v SCIENCE CM uniipnimiiriiT IOuWIMIIILM IU llUfl I U 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 (J British Athletes Di int, Moderately in Training (Uy Associated Press) i LONDON. Vth. is tv.u Aftiili I ..n .. . : niiit-KP iiinioios in Kngiaml do nut train mi sliii-tly for liij; went u. tlioso in tho Unitr-il Kioto Ai iw Ijfonl, where the ciuw is b'usv ovaiv itlity preparing for the Cmnliriilue 1 rai-H. tli lIIISIAn .1.1 ..... ... Itho di'liirlits of drink and lobnrru. - iCigaretUM uin discuuiaitod, but not (Ry Thr Anmu'IuIpiI I'rimi.) , furliiilder. and nines me allowed to SANTA CI.AKA, Calif., ..Mar. 8. If K1,IW. nfter meals. It m true that a n-w cominm is form-!, Orinkini? is all light as long as it Iiik In the raelile oivan. us claim, .1 .'is moderate. , Last year the students by scientists, as the rohult or recent I of Oxford paid $7,500 to keep the carihnunki's in llunali ami Japan, it Jeiews in training at Putney for the will take more than l.iiini years lie. M"sl three weeks before the race, and tore il hreakn the surface, according i lne "'"unee 'sheet disclosed that the to llev. .1. K. lileard. S. J., director ,.-; wino bill nniountcd li $1:10 and the ueer mil to jiift. . ' ihe coach liclievcs in plenty of food, but the boys in the boats have to. forego creaui puffs and pastry just as do American athletes. CO-OP MARKETS 1 tit-.-:i ii We.nl au.l Muhuir uhmicIii- ! held uji ami rut.lied last night a! li.si Willi .'.III shoe). ;iinl K,ii raisers. M h.-i,- i.u:M), alioiil !x miles south ol j i mis Mssociutlon' Handled t,::tm mm i .lyrt!. i JNS AWARD BRAVE , BRITISH SEAMAM CROW IN TEXAS l muihi.h ol At Hit; Ki it ; fti All of tin their oh.letl .retrtryV repot'l. i- unsocial nit ei.iim the tmiciiy Ht-ll'.h. onle lo keep Uu their pt'Oiincl itiiu ket wleutlv. ' - fc 1 , Yhe Tcxna Wheat (ii Seventy Thousand Cotton '1'iaU"l v J . - . . i:uiii!mivIi1p more Growers in r our Mates !...,. m,,.,.., w rmmuca Now Market Products byi"""1 71VxtrrVo Co-Operative Method. u'-.k?' 11 4'V" j 1 M n.-r i-oii o. ati e asN.H'intiun.t DALLAS, Tuxu-s Mar. S., -- MorjjHiMi tmi-iilc-r Membership now ope. Jiiiit lO.Uuit fottoi'. n'i-uvt'.."H iti '1'fxa.s, attii; hi tins ai lie an1 the Texas Hay Oklahoma, Arizona aii't At Juiiiwaii ) ajusoeiutuui, with lino member; the now ni uket their p! .'duet through 'ieas-.cw Mcxieo AUaiTa C nwet ttciMrtllii in thu r.'po"! l-.n:i.;e ix .lohn.-n.n lo Hlii'iti; Hifinm i Ot)N, i'vb. HI (By Mull). ihit i. m: iUiii,.' ,- iivin Saimtt'l J. Ryder, of GnniH- v' JriiiitMu r.aia ih it at iilumt n:'::i M yonrs uKI, has just received li.-'H it i;; lit throe nun anui lo l In I itati 1 ,uiii) ' a:. .in.) o he fcruu -mt rent a e;.iii;i Wltii'll he ldttl llltlllo lU'ILI the I My'hwi.y ami calh'tl him oul Of be.l.r" to-1 The women wvro ul.ui hi-(himI atiiU, farehril. The I'uhhe H ollalncl !W.. As the rnhherti i in down the IiIkIi-j way ,)ohnon ilred at ihem with n. rli'lo. V-1 it b lliey tiiiil civorliuikiM. He' iHi ni tho men otlnl out :ts h rti:il. tl. j from the German iruvcriunent k ttoii: tie-pin mid a diploma in recojfninbav of niH tralluntry in having the live; of 10 German hailur.4 in the North;' Sou in 18H0. Tlio Ocnnan auUuni?7 ties expluin, in an aci'onipunyinjf ltttv tor, that the war prevented earlier artiun. ' Jl' Onyx The ha;. Miaalter the has, tho le:a us.: ''! the Witrd "please. " tlm l niverHily of Hanla t'lara obser- Viijtory. ' " "It ix siilrt that wolar ohanKOH cattso tho upneavulK, hut 8ilar ehmiKi-s an' now at an extreuio inininium," nat-l i'ather It Irani, who ltrst onme Into .national prominence duo to hi pop ulitrization of tho.hun-Hpnt theory of wf'atlier forecasliiiK. lie Haiti: "Hut It Ih true that minspots pro- ditoe weal her eltantreH and setmnlc troubles, Home perwons don't Heem lo know liow tidal wares are made and they fear a disastrous tidal wave for the North American continent. Kurlh quakes make tidal waves by lifting or letting down the ocean hottom. The sun DIVER'S DEATH DUE TO DIVING UJy The. Associated Tresa.) tnd moon actlnff totfother at an bert l-'ox, xpt rt diver on the d, t.-.,v. antfh- of forly-llvc decrees also havener J'ope. attached to the Astatic lleet Koniethinir to do with tidal waves. jniet death here recently from "cais noverer. i tninit mere is uu evi- on-dlsease," which Is dence or a tidal wave msa.sirouti to tn north 1'aeltlc const. ROYALBABEIS GIVENWELCDME catised bv too neavy a pressure on the body. I The I'npe at practice tind 'a tor Ipeilo which lituek in the mud at the. Ibotlom of Manilaltay and Kox wa .nciit down to release it. Jie wore on Hy a bathing suit and an air hclmei. iThe helmet attached to the shouldcivi ;proteetH-lhe i'ier from the water, air jbeiiiff forced into the top from pumps ,on the destroyer.' ' Divers usually wear Hiiits covering Hie body but Iho Kreat weight of Urn wuits prevent tlie diver from working with fredom. I'0 fOMIld lhe trM-noln nt n .lonlli r. "The 3 2fl feet and had risen to lhe sixty- Ppcf', nf ' T To" "Mpw " Pnrn ''ootl,,,V"1" yhen his . helmet camcivix , ' " l caiwinff mm to hoot suddenly tohr Son Greeted Happily. surface; u i ne was in ten irom tne water uy his fellow sailors who at once placed hltn in a illvfni; suit and lowered him back to the sixty-foot b-ver in order to restore his body to normal. Jn the mcnnlimc a snlunarhu; went to Ills at 1 and after il was found that the diver failed to revive at the sixty-foot level. look him Into Ih cooperatio oi'K:i'iza.i"ii::, cfvOnhn;; lo ivports from (hese nr:v;iii!:'atioii?t just made public. y 111 Texas the l'ariil Mll.eul C;rt:l: '.Jruwcrr' assoclalinii niinilx r 20. iiU -inenibers; In iklihoma, tle Ok lahoma TotUm riiiwct; a.tve a Mem bership of :i;.oiui; in A r'aiui thn e arc I L'.Otu) and in Ark:tnv.'y iiioro thfn 7,ouo. j Tj. V. McKay, educational dirrctm of the American Cotton (1 rowers chatiKo stales that tho cotton belon,? iujf to these membera are placed in Vn rehouses and tho K'ruwei- in m. yuueed tnoney lo the amount of tin per cent of the value of liln crop at 'he first if the year. After tl'iis the cotton is pooled and sold In an or derly manner preserving in avcra-.' piuec fot- tbo year. However ft ho cooperative iiiovemcnl appars to havi- mude reat head way in other agricultural lines In Texas, th Mnloir, t'low r.i' 'l-'x-; change nunibci ini? -t;! Ineal tn;: ni- nations willle the ' iiweet l'ttatt t trowel's nunihcr Tyii ui'-rnbers in . counties. The Wool u.ul uinhaii i farmers havo, oiaanlzeti -what is known as tho .Sunt hv.cstero Kami lieu. (ninrs Ct'ni T-ai t'mh as ue a) ion. the Te s I'ai-m 1 !u re . i:.tion and and I'rodue tin rxiox M'linai, i t noi;ii:i I liKMi. (lie. Mar. S..-.slhe I't l:mluf the voir- cast in special h hotd elr-lions held in the iYnd and Har per dlstrirts. il union iiih seliool ihi irit'l with a lioiidhiy; capacity of ap-in-oxiinaicly V-'int.Coo. will be formed, timid oied !i I.).r fur tin; imam, -tid i larper 1 ?. lo H, ai to I'Aicrv iit)i;m:i IiSKmUi:. Ore.. Ma,-. S. David D. Johnson, It in vi;e" mid inolhe:-, who were Iravohn.i;- by automobile from Vancouver to Unmts Thkm. were Aristocracy Proves Are r Human , Like They, (My AsHoclnled Press) l.t)lHI., .'eb. .III. (My Mall).- Thft Ifirmles-i bromide- that kinK and iiiecn. are human, usl like atiy body else, was worked overtime In Iho days that followed tho advent of 1 "rl icoks Mary's new born non. I'coplo wondered whether KIiih: Oooikc and Queen Mary hail acted Uko p'dmary export nit Krund par ents, ainl wlicilher Lord liscflles be liuvcd with The usual piv-palerrial nervousness and then, upon hearing "il'R a hoy," had bnr-d forth with pride, Veuple. learnct that it Was so and the were happy. ' 1' roi tin- fw chosen mortalfi privileged to lip. in t'hettieriield house, thn town residence of Princess Mary, on the -birthday of her son, there JiaH iuanated slowly but surely, details of how Iho royal kin folks liAd' con ducted Iliemsclvcii. , , ... . , Lord . La.HOollcs slack' iiround Hie lip use all tiny, pachiK Horn room to room. In the afternoon their maje:t :.t'r., puid a vlsll, and thei tnolored bark, to MucklnKliam Palace. After dinner they canto awaln. At 10;:i0 . J.ord J-uscellOM Lmmired -bow . evory-i thlnjc is ojtlte normal." l-'or the next liour ami fifteen minutes the klnx betrayed conslileralilc appreliension. Then camo the news that, (ho baby War born, and that It Was a -hoy. V "'I am a grandfather," the .khiK remarked. "Unl I am n rather." said Lord Lnt--eelloi, and congratulations were t tehansed. Tlien the qiicon declared. "I tlo not car(. If I am a grandmother or not. but It Is a beautiful baby." And the next day baby talk was tho laiiKiiaR'e of tho kingdom. fi(i papers were chuck full of articles tui baby clot lies, baby diets, baby babits and bhby pictures. Kor weeks they carried yards and yards of ad vertisements of baby carriages, baby food. Infant medicines, maternity 'Mwnf. baby shoes and soeks and drosses. ' .X.Vn'HAL It i: IMA KAILS v Mi;nri'UH. Ore... M.r.. S: 7 Peter Ord. tho,, roivst ranper or Crater Na tfonal park.Vu hy- irf :4iet U "T .? W''' thiyv' vatTo-J i-yjit :.1Vui' K'V'n' the vVesVnt depth 'or rniowls' tet-fcot three inches at the rim, brings back the news that tlio oxperiment this winter carried on by tlio Crater Uiko company, which holds the park con cessions, of manufacturing its own ice by natural means at the. lodpe. lias not been a success so rar because the temperature has hcen too mild at the lake. STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD Says Cream Applied in Nostrils lielievos Mead-Colds at Once. torpedo room. wnere varying pressure, was used In an ett'ort lo bring bin hotly back to nor mal. - - He was kept in lite air chamber tin der heavy pressure for nearly six hours, hut (he sudden er.ango In pres sure op the body had l-cen too great and lie tiled. : , Naval ollicors said it never una id he known whether the heluieiit acc.ldriid, aliy slipped nfi or whether Fox, Uo Hevlng lie f was: near the surface, frW moved 11. 1 Kox cn'llsled' In St., T.ouis in Mjiy, I!i22, antl has been in diving work since he was assigned lo the destroy er Meet, Ho was 27 years old antl gav-! his home as Scranton, Pa. , ... In a small town an important citi zen is anybody who knows how Jo draw up a nfortfcrtlgo. ' t; -If You Need a Heine You Should Have the Best Have you ever stopped to reason why it is that so many products that are extensively advertised, all at once drop out of siht and are soon forgot ten.' The reason is plain the article did not fuliil) tlie promises of the manufacturer. Thisappliesinore par ticularly to a medicine. A medicinal preparation that has real curative value almost sells itself, as like an endless chain system, the remedy is recommended by those who have been benefited, to those who are iu need of it. A prominent dniRRist says, 'Take for example Dr. Kilmer's Swainp Root, a preparation I have sold for tunny yeard ami never hesitate, to re couiuietid, for in almost every .ca.tc it0iows exceik'iit rejplSj uainauvof J .iiiVxMtiWiUJ i-wr.4td; dey etnetfy1 Was'so kneii sahi'V According to sworn statements and veritied testimony of thousands who have used the preparation, tlie suc cess of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is due to the fact, so many jieople claim, that it fulfills nlmo.st every wish in overcomiiiK kidney, liver and blad der ailments, correct urinary trou bles and neutrali.e the unc acid which causes rheumatism. Yon may receive a su tuple hottle of Swamp K'ot by Parcel Potit. Ad dress Dr. Kilmer & Co., ltimhamtou N. Y., and enclose ten cents: also mention thu pajwr. i.are nnd me dimu s iie bottles for sale at all drug lores. lSTHMA Y No cure for it, but welcome cuci 9 uncii urounnt by Ik Own 7 Million Jan t'j.-rf Yeah :i!t::t!jtiiK:5nis!!):;ti::wf Willow Glenn jj i NURSERY 1 All kinds of shnde and orna- S H mental trees, fruit trees', .shrub- H bery, lawn seed and small 3 phiuts. 1 s j Huy at linme and save money, jfl Proprielui-. IJ Alfred Milne Hosiery Yon r;in fee! t!ic liiiciipss of "0.'iv.i'"lVxtiiic ir TCI,11 iin )t,:r' silk st'u'hinn in vimr Jiainls. Tasn Us aloHVt soli, even v.!k ftrivreeii iliurnli jih' h.rcliiiacr, .nitl note how siioi: it ii, for all iu lihtncis- Ikv (irmly knit, for all its trjni-. p.nviir)-. French & Greene OILS Kalrr. l'lionc TiV A,,-. Reatly-lo-Vcar and Shoca Breakits grip-Now! t-When yom head feels heavy and'? an flieJnreat.!Vii.ft?r ':;hotr-your-tlirt3a, parched apdi (rested', cUvfetnri. KH'l Kcw , sore-tiy .Dr Kujg's New Dj'), 'Dj&ovj-ry,' (ov'r half -1 tftiftiiiy f to con- ..f,n,r. iiimii ii-MMMn min-;r, mini, oin j. jlMiildhi.vs, family orchard. This local-' v . (J -j j' Jy Is . specially adapted to tomato ctd- ,.l-'C &M .Jlure. Here is a choice dairy and pool te''f' etiverv. l'ecl' 'your- lieadi'clcar.-i-your couyh ' loosed.';.! I ov comforting old, lhe proved syrup fur children as well as tfrown-irps. "Asl; your drugyist for it uiday. Nine room ho.ifie and a big lol, near railroad shops. Math, lollet nnd lav-;if ato.ry on both Moors. Some thrlflj j uifp can tako iu roomers and possibly funiKIt luefils, which, boKldeii provid-.i ln a comfortable homo for tho fam-'i lly, will inaleitully add to lhe Ineoun1 If luleresied hi such a project, yont will apprerlale the bargain which I am permtUed to orfer, as this pi act in very'low, considering the well con slruetetl and convrnlenlly ' located; premises, and the monthly payment only ?;S5, which Includes tho Intereft, '1 he price Is Jlifitiu and Ihls house couldn't b built and plumbed like tln.'i liouse is fur anything like money, to say nothing of lhe big ni, wliicb, in fact, is an euMro Idoek. Let nie show you wlu:t a flrt ctast: income property you can become pos-' sessed of for a small initial payment, l oity acres, all In alfiflfa, water rights, flood 5-room lioiiKe. barn, run v ;'ii"..' : mm LA GRANDE IRON .WORKS MACHINE SHOP A XI) J OIMHtV i ..' ' ! All Kinds-of Jlacltlncry, AiiIoiiioIkI.i an.l Tia. toiR lir-paln.l, 1 (Jverhauli'il .'mil' ICiiiuili. ; AcMylno-WtlUIMt'o All Kinds ; . Cylin.lci rTSorlnpr anil Ovmni.i. l'i.:toiiH , Cranl.shariM, rislons and I'lilon I'lim H.kioiiikI ;lvo I's n Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. try larin. ioimmmi nonrnrlinol ami jrnodv.'l n.acls. ul.oiit s nrllcs from l.a Clnindo i Tin. irin Is S:i si.ll and SI GOO cash will,1.!'1 iiapiiii! II, or. Kir i-Uill't, nau'hlnijry,: :ii wnnoii, team wclKliIni; :ii(IO Uh,', hktcU IVrchi'rnnH, Inllk coivM, and tw would ronMliIrr lalilnir d.-nfo properly lol' .mi-I iniyini'iit Ice Cream t; Tak hi)in a tpiart of our Yanllht. "iMiOcolalc, ' or Strawberry Ice Creuin. M)Ve claliu to liavo the beat lew Cream" hold In 'r.a. CJitiude; tint! ii trial 1111 ' " 'tU'tiVO II'. ' i -I'' -';i.!- 'ft j V Luuchi served nil day ilml ulH ( sit harness, I wo yly Iff o calves, Owner', 7 (,, ig l-a (irande vesi-.,' t V ' " art piiyuieiit. - - ifr",.'.'i'i,l!''' 1 -.i i., a ' ' i m :t?-m ,... i ..... , iwiwtfrflWiiffiiiiiiwwaBwnwjpi m wrrMwr f it t;i;' I J I'll!!. ---S--fc'ltv. ralacev-'-.K-il' ;: .r -I. 9 If Tour nnstriln are tlogg1 T01,r heacl 'i" tulfnl anil yon inn't brrothi! friil'W Uor.iuw nf A rnlil or ratarrh, jint qcI ii unall bottle o( ICIy'ii Croam Balm ul nny drug nore. Apjny a imieoi uu. frapra'nt. antiitplir crrtiin into your no- jj tril and let it iifiirlratn lhrnu;h eviry , oir pafciaRe o( your bead, soothing and ( liealins the indamnl, swollen muooua j menhranp and yon Rd inant rrlirf. ! Ah! How gni it frd. Your no- i trils ar open, your hffld ii clear, no!" more hanking, unuffliiiK, blowing; nO, raoro heartache, dryiiew or struggling for breath. Ktv'n fream Balm in just J what mffereie fronu bend col.b audi, l alnrrh tiei d, dcliuht. 1 1 The "Home Plate" Coofeetlonm Athletic Goods, Tobaccos. Candies nnd Othor Artlrlrs. We Solicit Your ratrnnairrt. Mrl.WIS & JOHNSON, I'ropririora PJo3J Adams Arrnnc i 1Z!l St I M en" s "f l" "S." Avmy M u n" ; son-Last Shoes at $2.95. i Sixes 0 to 12. J Nevr again will you It able to buy the.-n- fdioes at such a low prtro. W with lucky In find inc a manufacturer who was overstocked with lhrtu ant nded ready cah. ao we bought them at almost one-hair of the regular price. This shon tn made over lh tr. H. Army Munson last. ftith extra heavy fcOtrhinp: ipeelal rralned rhrom brown leather used throughout. An ldal slioe for worktni, farm i ra, legmen, poatrntm, eaipen le.ru and motormen. who arn oh llK'd to bo on their feH all day, Rnd correct nic. Pay postr man $2.95 on delivery, or s-nd us a money order. If yon ar not satisfied with lhs shos nfter you examine (hem, we will promptly refund your money. II. S. DISTRIBUTING & SALES COMPANY 20-20 Wt 22ml Sliwl, Acw Voric CIIJ, N. V. ss wr-vi ,7. 4 ik . Jil lJia:j),'KiPi'A J 1 5." i? 1 tP f n ,5 3 A . i -Vi ' NO V OR -.':v. Pi;---.:" L'INDINC.S 70 CcCOHl lUOSCNCD ij:! NO PATCHES 10 CUKSOTF . 1 . T J si. .,.C,r.;-..-.'-:;. x: v-'S? i lKAf J WHIf II CAKT UK f'i GUAHANTHI) TOR if? IVfUYCARS Ay 'A 1 t.v.J p'inr wra 'Si ' U ,-'"-j DUilEtH .'.y.iJl Kantlcek Rubber floods arc nu.in'.nteed fjilv. Sl'IOCIAI-Doulile Kevs on Rubber Goods ' Tins W eek Onlv i The &&aM Store Sit Trousers "On, the bench'', keep you from a. 1 v.j(fi; !'.( n m. . j ...1." .v. I'l. 'i. Don't Pound Your rhumb ! DRIVING nails is reasonably safe if you have good nails and a good hammer and the wood is soft. And doing business in safe enough if you have good tools. A most important business tool is your bank. We try to he!) our customers and save thein f rem pounding their thuml.'s. Ask one. of them. UNITED STATES NATIONAL. BANK 1 La Grando, Oregon MEMHKR FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM rr-t I !il I niiiimuiiiiiiniiuuuuua: