La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1923, Image 3

Wednesday, June 27, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
Shelby Crisis
Now Settled
REGATTA TO BE
HELD ON HUDSON
RIVER THURSDAY
(By Assoc iat t'd Press)
l'( H'tili K KTSIK, N. Y Juno 27.
-Six crews, five of thu Kaat und ono
Financial Difficulty Avoid-fro'" lhe f,,r vVesl-sliut on ,hu
1 1171 A ..i.: . M i "
eu VVlieil ACUUH IS laKeil sin,. r.-Kattn, a rowlnB event rivalled!
INSULIN CURES
SHOWNATMEET
(By Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO. June 27 Dia
betes patients long bediidden are re
turning to normalcy through the
treatment of insulin. Dr. W. 1). San
sum, director of the Santa Barbara
Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara,
Calif., told delegates to he seventy
fourth annual convention of the
1 o..4- Tr..ii r : tn int.i-..ut i..- tin v. , i.. -it. .,..'...-.( American Medical association here.
uy UlLclt, 1 ails lilloiue&b fuul..mll(! m) lhe .l.lmmcs ut New Ur. Sansum is conducting; a special
Men. i n,i. clinie at the Providence hospital in
i The champion Naval Academy boat I Oakland on th "treatment of dia-
SHIOI.UY, Mont.. June :!7 Anulhcr victor In ia:i and 1922, will bu filled betes with insulin,' and a pest-on-
crlsis which threatened for a time to with another ereat octet of oarsmen. I vention clinic at me lounge nos
Innierll thu holdimr of the Demnsev. The University of Washington shol., 1 pital, Santa Barbara, will be Riven
yilhous world's heuvywelnht ehamp'- second only to the Navy In last year' on the same subject. Dr- Sansum
lonshlp bout hero July 4, was avoided event, aualn will havo a strong eight taaid: ... n .
I'msday when an ugreeinent was handling Its sweeps. Coach Itlce'a i "There nre now in Santa Bnrh-ini
reached between the lilgh officials, Columbia I'niverslty crew, ono of the
Great Falls businessmen financially best in years, ami the crews of Syra
interested in tho fight nine locdl luin- euse, Cornell and Pennsylvania aroiE
(ur dealers and labor contractors who Hie other entries,
old u mortgage of $S5,!)uu against, Cornell, winner of tho chniupion
le arena constructed for tho battle- ship more times than any other col
Itcpaymcnt of the money advanced 'early season. Syracuse and l'enn
y (ireut Kails bankers for tho second sylvniila havo improved greatly In
lcili.ooo guaranteed Jack Jlempsoy, training during the last few weeks,
ftnd . reimbursement of local lumber ami II Is considered likely that either
(fi-uli'i'S ami contractors will be a pro- of these crews might fulfill the hopes
hita basis, it was announced by IJvo. ,of their most optimistic followers.
Stanton. Cleat Kalis hanker, alter j llased on early season perfornianc-
prolonged and hectic conference es. Navy, Columbia and Washington
Id luesday. lappear strongest oi mo six. i.oiiim-
Ibia. with one exception, has had a
disorders of thec glands beyond tho
stage of theory and hypothesis."
I)r. Knglcbarh gave a -clinic at the
Krunklin hospilal ut which he de
monstrated various types of ductless
gland disorders.
between forty and fifty patients who
ar0 being treated with insulin, many
oi wlioni nave gnincii moro than
fortv pounds in weight and have
been changed from bedridden inval
ids to patients who are enjoying am
ple diets and a full measure cf nor
mal activities. wo nave already
treated 120 patients with insulin."
Insulin Spurs M. D.'s Forward.
William Englcbach, president of
tho Association for thre Study of In
ternal Secretions and clinical profes
sor of medicine, of St. Louis Uni
versity told delegates to the Amer
ican Medical association convent uni'M" iim of navigation, Is booming,
here that the recent isolation of in-1 Vtsseimen point to the total coal anil
suliu in the treatment of diabelcsjiron ore tonnage handled during May
has been "an impetus to men who i as evidence of the Increased shipping
aro particularly interested in this I activity over last year,
fascinating field of medicine." Dr.!
Englebach said: "''he coal receipts for May. the rirst
liiio'ilh of tile l:l':l navigation season.
'MViny of the active principles of totaled approximately l.iinii.iiiio tons,
other ductless glands which have si, Tins is one of the largest nunihly re
much to do with the growth uiul de-'ceinn on record, marine nun said,
vek'pment, both physical and mental, The total ore tonnage slilpp d from
of the human body, such as adrenal-the head of lhe lakes exelusl.-.j of Ks
in, thyroxin, etc, have placed -the eaiv.i.a, Mich., was r,. 741.7m tons.
Great Lakes Shipping
Rreaks (he May Record
I'I'm'TII. Minn.. June ZT. The
C.real Lakes sliipning business, held
late start due to the delayed
This Is four times the tonnage han
dled dining May, las:!.
Tho difference in tho ore und coal
lonnago for the opening monlh gives
an lileu of -the percentage of boats
traveling "light" from the lower lake
jporl. to the head of tho lakiH, accord
ling to vessotmen, tine of tho lew
llluhlhs to pass the co.ll receipts
'll. ark set during May was October,
I'Jll, when every available ciaft was
ipushcd into service tu bring 1,77 1, 535
tol s to the local dock.
Knglnnd's Cirist of Letters.
, LONDON, Juno 27. (AP) in the
12 mouths just ended the m-itish
postofficc handled the enormous
number c.f :i,;illO,OIKI,0(lll letters, 500,
000,000 postcards, 1,000,000,000 print
cd papers, 175,000,000 newspapers
and 120,000.000 parcels. The total is
a.oOa.OOO.OOO pieces of mail.
Of the 120,00(l,du0 parcels, 110 few
er than 1)0,000,000 were wrongly ad
dressed, or not nddrcsscd at all
while thousands of tons of letters
were not delivered for the same reasons.
Forest Service Asks for
Assistance Against Fires
(By Associated Tress)
MISSOULA, Moot., June 27. The
furcst Borvlco hero recently sunt 8.000
letters tq various purta of the district, '
asking assistance from resldenln in
protecting thu forcsls from tiro dur
ing tho season.
Tho replies have boon varied:
"I would be glad to help anil If
you'll us your Influence to get me
out of Jail, I'll bo at your service," Is
the reply from one man, Imp.-lHoned
al Anaconda for failure to pay ali
mony.
(libera trying to gut roads through
their homesteads, connections with
government telephone llnea, or other
advantages, mado similar orfera to
exchange services.
When Adam found he was nnked
ho probably felt no moro conspic
uous than a modem in his first pair
of knickers.
season of marked success. Their only
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HARDING AND GRANT J defeat Wits by Yule in lhe triangular
1 WIV lniTTJnATP PI AY"',tla Willi Pennsylvania on tho
I W I rUUKbUlIi 1 IiAl lou8Jltonie ut 1VrbVi Connecticut.
4 SALT LAKH, June 27, l-'our nresi
jjonts -matched their koII' skill Tuesday
Ui u ganie on the koII' links vi the
Country elnb here. Warren Li. llard
Ipg, president ot" lhe I'liited Ktntcs.
Run with lleber J. CI runt, president ot
Uic Murmun ehurch, us liis partner.
I Sinyularly euougli, the presidents oi! 1
vo fcrolt clubs lost to lhe superior i
playing of thu chief executive und tho
ip lurch executive. They weru 1. C.
Miller, of thu Country club, und J. II.
Fo hn son ot the lonnevillu' club. I
iiiu b'.Ji u ui niu wi tutB nao uu
p on tlie 1- holes played. 1
I'lie gaino was pluyed on what la
lid to be the sportiest and must pie- i
resnie euur.su in tho country, u silo
rnierly the bottom ot a great lake, '
jpith canyons and plateau l.irnls coin- i
Xi-isiug what are now the playgrounda
Salt J-ake people,
President Harding's .best drive wa.s
ade upon the edgo of u high precl-
ice to a green 24 n yards aw.iy in tho
inyuti beneath. Jle was on the green
end in the hole in thre.
The Columbia shell was led across
lhe finish line by less than a length
in that event.
The Navy has won from Princeton,
11a rva rd, a nd Syracuse. Cornell lost
to Yale, but defeated Princeton and
J larva rd. Washington won tho Pa
cific Coast championship from Cul- j
ifornla with u creW that appears even '
us good as tliat turned out by K-i ;
Leader, now tin! Yale mentor, for
lust year's Intercollegiutc classic. I
In this year's event Pennsylvania !
will row in lane No. 2, the traditional- !
ly lucky position. Navy, which rowed
to victory in No. 2 "In 1!t2l and In No. j
5 lust year, litis drawn tho fourth lano
tli is year. Washington is in No." t, I
the closest to shore. Cornell will he
In No. a. Columbia In No. 5 and Syr
acuse in No. 6. I
ih''?WiiWriV'irtiWM Mil
SUMR
TURl
COAST BASEBALL
Pacific Coast League.
Clubs Won Lost Pet.
WAIT 25 YEARS
TO SLICE CAKE B
liAKKKSKllOl.l). Calif., June 27.
wnen Mr, and iirs- j. n. reter
son celebrated their twenty-fifth 1
wedding anniversary here recently
they cut a cnke baked for their i
wedding. Whether the cake was eat- j
en and how it wa.s preserved for a
quarter of a century was not reported.
ian r rancisco do
3acramento '15
Portland ..42
fcilt Lake :)9
fernon 3!)
os Angeles 38
Seattle 34
)akland . 33
1'J
37
41
42
42
42
411
41)
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.549
Correct this sentence: "I really
mn.nl In rrn in nhnrrl, with en,, in.
500 ,! ! -,,:, (i, hnOmiirl "hat I'm
not feeling well and I need rest."
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.475
.402
1 Portland Steps Up.
I Portland- R. H. E.
fakland 7 10 2
Jortland . .!) 12 3
j llattcrits, Krcnier and Thomas;
farriton, Pilette and Onslow.
I Angels Lose at Home.
I Los Angeles R. II. K.
Ipcrainelilo 7 11 4
ids Angeles ....4 5 2
jEatteries, Fittery and Koehler;
.Jons. Wallace, llanna, Robertson
Oil Byler.
I Seals Garner Closo One.
"!San Francisco It. II. E.
alt Lake 5 13 2
an Francisco ( 13 2
Batteries, 'Meyers and Peters;
ourtney and Agnew.
Seattle Vernon traveling,
si
'Heacock's Radiophones are four
iincs louder than any other on
le market, easier tuned, and made
jrhh Kntcrprisfi. Oregon. 2-"-t
Getting eld is just a slow business
of reaching the point where a ffiKffle
gives you a pain.
from the
factory
ROLL YOUR OWN WITH
RULa Croix Pp.r Attadwil B
Andrew's Variety Store
Let the Kiddies Play
AMf0i ROLLJPffs
6 V if VPO flriib?fTlotc
ij I 1 1 ' Tnen your hosiery
I Alls will be less.
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SPECIAL
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pnj;li:;h Tea Cups, each 15c
Tumblers, each 5c
Jellv Glasses, dozen 45c
"'TiaEBEBSl RaamBzmgaassssif rvrmrrs
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200 pieces of Summer fc- ' ' "'s V
furniture consisting of. fpTr-f : WJsl.
Dhairs. rockere and ta- hLA LXmJ VtSvX 1?
Wes, substantially built ViSlwSKfX i HX WSISTf iJfltli-l
in grass, reed and peel. iM Wfes J Rv FW r'tHHrtF
We have assembled all lllf ?T p-JH V' , ' BW I f ' P
these and are going to k M W t ' JgtVM ' i llXt r fl
sell 'the. 200 pieces at one 4' QS&otIP t' 1 J
price to all-yoii will be f." (fM.?. :H ?' rU U H
surprised to" see the ViJf V tWtt tSRl M tMIUW
wonderful values we rC? 1 1 x '-,f kVJ R-tWtlti l H HsOj V
are offering. ' VvSml li r ' 1 ' V Li& $ h':f M Hi U W F W '
One Price j - Jp8S One Price
I'lgSjlf) Twenty PauJrnto r ' Kockcrs, Cliairs and fffl
tjmL " Select From Ik TaWcs ' .P'
(1 .fspS.' Yur ch,,icc niy ' MM Ymv c,,wicc 0nly M
TV.$12;85 'TT $12.85
Everyone interested
in furnishing a sun par
lor, bungalow, or a pi
azza should see these .
wonderful Summer fur
niture bargains.
Comfortable, light and .
sturdily built, each ta
ble, chair and rocker
will sa-tisfy you for
many Summers to come.
Each is representative
of the. quality and price
fairness you will always
find at CARR'S.
Summer Rugs
Most timely is this special showing of these unusually
fine, low priced floor covering. They arc exceptionally
attractive in colorings and designs. They are. very dur
able and they are suitable for use in every room in the
house. Their moderate price permits their u:e even for
Summer cottage and porch.
0x12 wool and fiber rug,
$12.50
. 8l4xl0' wool and fiber
rug
$11.50
7V-;x!) wool and fiber rugs
$10.00
9x12 American-made
grass rugs, very durable,
beautiful designs
$18.50
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Cretonnes
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We have just adtled to our stock a large, line of exclusive
cretonnes in all the desirable colors. This is without doubt
the largest assortment ever shown in Eastern Oregon.
The patterns arc wonderful and the price within reach of
all. If you are figuring on Summer draperies, come in and
we will be glad to show you this extensive line of cre
tonnes. Priced as low as o!)c yard.
$4.95 - Gold Metal Camp Cots - $4.95
$4.95
Get your camping outfit for the. big celebration. Gold
medal cols are strong, easily and quickly opened and fold
ed; stands firmly- Special 4 days sale for 1..$ 1.1)5
Gold Medal Camp Stools, Special 85c
Gold Medal Camp Chair, with back, Special $1.10
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