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Tuesday. July 3, 192&
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
AH INU&rUNDKKT NK Wftl'Al'Kli.
Published dully and weekly at La
prande, creguii, by l,a, (iranue Kven-
lliff Observer I'uhllHNiiiK t oinimny.
BHUCE DENNIS. Kdltor.
Entered at the rontofftc-e at Ja Crande.
Oregon, an Second IMhhji Mail Mnttir.
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lhlly, imp muitm frui
(Mi aalt In oilier i-hta on gun Hole
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filund, Portland.
MNMIIUIt OK AHKOCIATIOO J'llHftti.
The Aaaorlated I'reaa la ttxHualvely
It Ifd in ii kh f(f tin litli'Mt inn of all
pwi diapatt-hew creilltrd to It or nol I
other wine i reditu in una paper, aim
lau the local newa published therein
All rllila of re-puhlicaclnn -f aiieciai
dlfepatchva herein alao are reserved.
Hl'lti: HKI.IVKICAM'K Surely lit)
.shall deliver thtf from lh(f untile of the
lowlcr. unci from llio nolaomo n-xti I
It-nrt'. I 'Ha tin ! 1
OFFICE CAT
TflADK MAHK
BY JUNIUS
Russian Relief.Ending
Tales of returnptl ic.liliers of how
their swept hearts' pictures some
times stopped bullots are undoubtedly
true. Home we have seen would stop
a hall clock.
disastrous to sleep on
is to snooze on the
SAYS SWIALLPflX
SCDURGE GROWS
. ,, A It ik just as
Since its entrance into Hussm in August, 1921, the American ,, jb ns it
relief administration has distributed more than a billion and a half .rain-tad track-
of adult and child rations besides pursuing its stupendous tasks correct this .sentence: "I don't
;.. tv, W-;tlc ( nnniluit tvtlllls. trac lllia and CllOlel'a. 11 Will aue 'u. people hay, cnei l uuugn
in niv. iiw.ijMHHii - inr
winH mi its work within six weeks. When tlie details of the won- ,,
derful story are compiled it will endure as beyond all precedent in Bummer dress."
humanitarian succor. Disdaining to reiiect upon me whmiuto No ,oubt tnal uul,.y worker who certainly not.
record of the soviet, America rescinded to humane impulses.
. . i . t " I
Kamenef, the acting head of government, Willi unusual avoid
ance of finesse, accurately describes the vast relief as "an expres
sion of the deep sympathy among the people for the suffering in
Kussia." Kamenef rejoices that the crop outlook is so bright that
an immense surplus will be ready for export soon and foreign raw
material may be brought in. If this imported material do used to A w!fo nw(1 mit be a boo(J co()k
retriir the transportation facilities, the charge, should famine re- is the decision of a Detroit judge,
cur could not be again lodged that cereals were sent out of Russia ; v'c". "erc' m that.
while America fed its neglected sullerers. I If it is on me it is not a good
Cone seems to be all the enormous confiscated wealth, used to. '
m-iint-iin the tted armv, the sole soviet preserver, and to spread Said Junah to the Whale: "This
maintain un. lu-u , ,, ' ,, 'Wouldn't have happened if you had
propaganda the world over. Doubtless American sympathy would lkclt yo.. mullth ,,hut .,
again hearken to the instinct of humanity were famine to return, j gomp -
But there will be no tolerance of shifty dodges at Moscow. ,. js t, rl.lmo r a i.uiiman ta,.,
. 1 Illlairine the (.'nnKterniitir.n of .Tnhn
Crowe and the delight of the coiifrre-
:p;aiion, vi:eu the younr divine sol-
(By Associated Press)
KAN KltANi'lHtni, Cullr.. July 3.
Those who are iniliffercnt and fail
to have their children vaccinated are
contributorx to the continuance of
smallpox, that disgrace and menace
to civilisation, Dr- Victor G. Heiser,
director for the east, International
Health Board, New York City, said
here today in addressing the seventv
fourth annual convention of the
American Medical association. Dr.
Heiser said:
"One hundred and twenty-seven
years ago Jenner made available
knowledge which, if effectively ap
plied, would have brcught smallpoi
under complete control. Millions
have died from smallpox since then.
The anti-vaccinationists of the past
have contributed largely to such a
result, but that is behind . us and
cannot be remedied-
"The future, however, is under cur
control. Shall a few fanatics, with
their unproved allegations be allow
ed to spread death, disfiguration and
hlimlnpaa in innnpi.ti! viptims nf their
"I know pana can't afford it.lfollv? Wnnl.l wo, suffer n nerscn
I'm not going to have a newltn dnrn down his house because he
believed it non-inflamahle, if his ac
tion menaced the houses of others?
Yet we remain com-
went ntad and ran uniuck, liad tried
lonjf and vainly to put u saw edjre
a Hoft cellar.
Lucky Critter.
Though you may row and rail
At your job lie would yap
That when it cofties to working
The turtle has u snap.
ptacen t when persons promote con
ditions which destroy lives and happiness.
j nuK" popuiuuun u.-ccpi.iuie iui
INDEPENDENCE DAY
That our fathers before us shook off the shackles and
established freedom and solidarity, let us observe this
greatest National Holiday with joyousness, pride and
;, high regard.
smallpox is coming into being in theiwho attclc(1 the hospitaI caKes were'wm be followed lo
United States. 'ienr by year the , vat.cinutet, e t one eciectric. uelmer Lakes fi,.orBe a;
vim onro ic inrt'Pnsiiiicr. lint ilisPiiKi' t ' ..... I..
virulence is increasing'
was over five times as
1922 us it was in 1920. In other
words, enly one per cent died
those who contracted the disease
lirou l.a ...I i.l tl
lanirerous inl.iju
I Whenever sniallnov
V i anii-vacinattomsts
Do Not Do It
looi- salesman can do
This is the season when the wild flowers bloom In the wood
lands and along the marshy banks of streams. Gathering the blos
soms of plants and shrubs appeals to many as a pleasant excursion in
... , i i ,.i ii u, .,,,, .1,1 ,,r n
and mo numner nas ocen aiigiiieniuu girau .-im,c mc .nni..,,
the automobile. To cull with prudence probably does no harm, but
that is not the manner in which much of the gathering is done.
Tf hushes are broken and nlants pulled out by the roots it will It
follow shortly that wild flowers will cease to exist. If they are
sufficiently attractive to create a desire to pull them they are va!
fi.-nmitm n.tnt ,-l 1ml .... f....... lln.-..
not unusual along a country road to see great bunches of wilted j"is it that misery loves company, or
i.i n.. aA iM..o tl.iin mm ri.lllrl (WiVH live oiilhoivd iust havc 11,0 calvcs rcfonned ?"
ni i rtjjiin -ii
the sake of quantity, and since such flowers tend quickly to will
wilt they are thrown away when they legin to droop.
Without the bloom present at this season the woods would be
far less attractive. Hut it is necessary for the public lo choose I
between the desire to pull the blossoms and having none in thei
future. The woodland, the natural habitat of such ilowors, is dis
appearing and the outlook is not promising at best. H is a cause smoke cigaiette-.
instep.
When we thir.k of the davs
i iniliiiiictioiuis calves that butted
pails over, splashed milk all over
.'i"K'vi, u.-, tifi iii im-ii lunai lopes,
chewed our apron and others, humil
iated and irritated us, we wonder
what fun kids have nowadays in or-
....i.i- i, i.. .i..,p! -!i-i-,li,,nc! ruiriKf ovfinclinn. It is i Iwniiiig tneir call clubs,' writes
dren, which caused the conflagration,
the heat of which was intense enough
lo affect even these who were semi
fireproof by vaccination of long
standing-
e i .dy said in prayer meeting: 'Ande, population, has recently had an
now, will Brother Pray please cmwia.,i.,0 i,i u .. iii,','.,nn
i From September, 1921, to November.
, , 1 11)22, 11 persons died, c.f whom 110
lio wears a seven and reuu;res . i,-,i ., i, ..,. ,t.,.i .,.i r
I) last, about the only thing them, rsn,n!ni ti,i,.i.,o., i i,,i
iiuiiiiefln vaccinated within twenty years.
disease.
appears the
are usuallv con-
11)20, and five per cent in 1922. Jim,,. r' !.. Yi " . .V' f'T
There has been a continuous increase : )rethl.el ,vho havc been ,,, t the
m virulence from year to year. i van f aisfigurement and death,
"Th catastrophe which has recent-1 ,.j ,u. ,..!, i..,i;..., .
ly occurrei! in the Philippine Irhincls vaccination s
when 60,00 persons lost their lives .Thcle ho advocate the addition
from smallpcx, should be a warning of vaccination have been the cause
" thf P?ou!e of U,"lte'' &tatH- of many of the deaths from -small-riu
i Philippines outbreak was due to pox. It is toi much to hope that
,.uKe Kiuuii i u....,vt,i., i.-M i these nusiru dei nersons. who. hv
for us?"
If
their actions prcjnote suffering and
death, can be helped to realize the
enormnuH harm they are doing and
that they are a serious menace to
the well-beinjr of mankind?"
Airplane Trip to Arctic
Postponed Until August
Albany, llii-nc-i
anil (.'liainplaln to
Boncreal anil up the Ottawa river to
the Abltibl lakes. From there, the
iMoose Itiver will be followed lo Moose
Factory, anil James bay will provide
I ho way into the Arctic circle.
I be 1'olar liear Is to be eiiiiiiM-il ispi-nt
Willi a powerful wireless telephon ; ibeara.
that will enable the party lo keep ill I
touch with Ottawa. j Head
Hesiiles Mr. Lppercu and Mr. Ited
ilin, the parly will include Howard
I-;. Coffin, llarolil H. Emmons, Jr.
.lames W. Inches, and William K.
MelzKcr. of Detroit.
The nip is expected lo last about a
nioalh, two weeks of which will bo
in hunting walrus aim polar
the Observer Want AdB.
Free Verse,
l.ittlo bils of shoulders,
Little wriggling thighs,
Make the girlie girlie shows
Play to full houses of tired busl
ness men every night.
DKTUOIT, July 3. The aerial
New York and Detroit men planned
Denver turnishes additional evidence' l" maae in a seaplane, some time thai
!of the increase in virulence. Amongjnionth lias been postponed until An-'
we fed;j)24 cases, thirty-seven died in 1921,!Bust. ""lie postponement was decided j
"-, whereas in 802 cases there were 247i"Pon ueeause of the number or larfio i
deaths In 1922. Ilceberss reported in the north regions
"Recently in southern California by the .Montreal Ooodcilc .survey,
several chiropractors who undertock! The seaplane 1'olar Hear, In which
to control lhft disease by their sys-jihe Might 1b to be nnide, in nearly
tern of threupeulics were responsible j completed and gasoline supplies al
for fifteen cases, and chiropractor : ready have been sent along the route
Oriswold died cf smallpox- Had they! to be followed.
been effectively vaccinated this ser- According to C. F.' Ileddin who with
ious accident might have been avoid- llnjills M. Tppereu, of New York, ne
ed. In a serious outbreak of small- ranged the trip, the night' will bo
pox in Kansas flity all the doctorsover water all the way. The Hudson
We cannot figure out
.guys can leave ue creaiit
how some
akiie and
in which the individual alone can elo someuiing lo prevent mo cn-i Yho ,.i(,ht ,., muke u R00(
Btruction. If one feels like pulling wild flowers, do not do it. A j " "tit oi' any job.
general observance of the rule would solve the problem.
A Girl's Will
The fact that, in answers to questionnaires, only
girl graduates of Des Moines high schools admitted hope of mar
riage and fancy for a home need not be taken w ith discouraging
seriousness by the lads in Iowa. The modern girl knows too much
to be broadcasting her hope of marriage. Hasn't the screen, in
picture after picture, demonstrated the efficacy of aloofness, of
indifference as man-catchers? lm't it common knowledge that a
gill's 'no" at first is not conclusive evidence that she will not.
last, say 'yes"?
Even if the fair young graduates out there meant what they
vrota, it'H to be remembered that they
the inalienable privilege of changing its mind, l'.ut it is likely that
most of them had their fingers crossed when they wrote their
answers. However this may be, the Des Moines girls probably do
not differ from girls elsewhere, and it is a fair assumption that,
before the record of the graduates is ended, many of the l!0S who
now refuse to admit hope of marriage and home will have become
engaged.
When some dumb bells get married
line question natuiiilly arises as to
I now lo.ig t.iey will stay married.
ilie man who neglected his busi
;ness to sillily a seed catalog last
l.lamiiii-y is now IniHV with the lice,
.. ., n I mites Amos Tash, "but his is dig
one ol .10.) ging fishing worms in the plot he
piaiineii to use lor potatoes."
Camping
its
Red Crown
lor the
experienced
motorist
Life is .-hurt only four
it. Thl-ec-mia iters of it i
It is "if."
and half of
letters it
s a "lie'
Wi.inan l)ie
t:.SPi;K. Wyo.,
D. Ncwcomh. who
out riding
'night, nil
jou ic nop tier car
liiilerhi-iil'f I-:. .1
of Wound.
July Mrs. J.
was shot while
Willi her daughter Krid-iv
lie is .-ant to have fai ¬
nt command of
I outlin, died
hllUiniav lllirllt at ll lorn I h.wnfl
belong to a SCX that hilh 'Although a friend was with t'antlinl
mo inner claims he did all the
shoi ting. t'antlin claims that .Mrs.
N'ewcoinb's daughter had no ,im.
n;i is o.i her automobile and says he
fuel into the aid. Neither Dusty
Miller, wh.i w.-i; in a car with ('11111
I'". nor ( aiillin. "lias been arrested,
allhnimh the under.-he-riff iva.i sus-
len.-ien ii-.;u olliiial duties to
aiiiy .sin. day allernoon
empor-
Brains Half Used
; mvm:m: smi.oii
1 STn:l.. nr.. .1 ni v :l
isnnil. ntt,-, ;:n a ,
.l.l'.,l'."S" s.'.,,,!.-r K,,,
si, -I'diiv, isi.1,,,,1 iniin
A riritish scientist asserts that man does not use his brain to
half its capacity. Waiving I he point that the savant's statement
is not accompanied by verifying evidence and assuming that lie re
fers lo the average man, it is a fair query to pill What of it T .i
there any oigi ti or factor or clement of Hie body that he habit
ually uses to full crpacilyV 1 .tings, muscles, heart are used only
to part capacity. I Ve of any of lliem at lull capacity would sul
'ject a man to severe strain, helpfulness of which might be ques
tionable. If man has a fair share of brains and hall uses them, he will
make fair progress.
as 1 1-.,
1 Imrii .
km w pi :s
Aota Kal
milor on the
.Mum suilln
tlii- steaiuer
cuiiiiii;
1 h,
down tin rive
nm en,, mnya
his ra)ilurc.
Equipment
TENTS
Made of 10-oz. U. S. Khaki Army Duck
Also
WACOM COVERS AMD BED SHEETS
WEAR EVER ALUMINUM
CAMP KITS
Utensils for Four People
CUPS, PLATES, FRY PANS
KM IVES AMI) FORKS
Everything for the Camp
at the
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
On Depot Street, Next to Pennevs
ACCELERATION
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
CAl. ipenwMi
It is always humiliating to
know as much as his w ife.
ii man to discover that he doe. .n't
Dutch farmers are reported to be pivparing to come to Ameiica
to escape the high taxes of Holland. What a sui prise awaits them!
The skill a woman lacks in thinwing a stone seems to have
been added to her ability to shoot with deadly aim.
Almost i:ny woman tun
foolishly over her.
find excuses lor the man who acta
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Old Oregon Trail
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tare. Hring us your
films to bo developed.
Wo promise the best
from e;uli exposure.
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Chautauqua, June 24th to LDth, inclusive