La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 26, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, July 26; 19&. PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer AH INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, E Published dally and weekly at I,a rande, Oregon, by J,a tlrande Kven ig Observer Publinhins i'ompny. BHUCI3 DENNIS, Editor. Entered at the Postorrlce at La Grande. Oregon, m Second Class Mall Mutter Address all conimunlratlons to THE JB8KJI VKK, MU Adams Ave.. La Grande, Oregon. arnscHiKriu.t rates. Uy Carrier. Dally, per month 76c Daily, pr three months $3.26 Onlly per six mo.. In avanca $i..n Dally, aiiiKle copy .....ic By Mall. pally, pur year. In ad vatic 15.00 Dully, mix iiuuilhs In advance ...... $2. 60 fially, three months. In advmure 1 . if Dally, per niotiih flo Dally, per motiiii 5) On sale in other cltle Or-ifon Hot Kpws Stand, Portland; Imperial News (it h nd. Portland; .Multnomah New bland, Portland. MKMHKIt UK AHNOCIATKIl I'ltKSW. The Asxoclatd Press Is exclusively entitled to ue for public altun of all Dews dlspatrhes credlied to It or lint Otherwise credited in this paper, and 1ho the local news' 'published therein. All right of re-piihlictition -f special dispatches herein hlso are rervwj. OFFICE CAT TRAOC tAHH CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL Tf.MK Nil urUf-VT;- Hill, belovi-.l, be not ignorant of this one thiiitf, thut oni 1 1 1 It- with Hit- l.oi'l lit. u tliou-Hj-nd cirn, and u tliuuHaml years tin one ilny. 'Z l'cter s BY JUNIUS Why Is Hay Fever? An eastern newspaper suggests that men of medicine turn their attention to hay fever. There is no doubt that a remedy for this distressing; and mysterious malady would prove a great bless inir fnv a linoe numlipr nf tiet'sons 1 h nil ehnllt; the world. We Call it a mysterious malady because it is so. What is its cause and why must its victims suffer annually in spite of all they do to pre ' vent its recurrence? Those upon whom it has laid its hold know ; almost to a day when they will be culled upon to again endure its ' agonies. Because hay fever is mure prevalent in August than in any , other month, it is popularly supposed that pollen from flowers in the cause. But why pollen from August's flowers and not from ; those blooming in other months of the year? To answer that ' the adherents, of the pollen theory pick on the golden rod. Hut hay fever claims its victims in places where there is no golden rod and residents of large cities who never are within miles of that popular wild flower at any time often suffer most severely. And if pollen is the cause of the disease why are not all who live in the country afflicted and all who live in the city immune? The writer who suggested that physicians turn their attention to hay fever may or may not be a sufferer but in any event he puts up to them a puzzle worthy of their fullest consideration. That it is not ordinarily a fatal malady does not jnake the hay fever prob lem less important. The fact that it seemingly is such a simple and more or less harmless affliction makes it seem that the an swer to the problem should be easy to discover. Seemingly of a similar nature to influenza, it is not so often fatal, but it causes a great amount of suffering each year. The very mysteriousness of the disease should be a sufficient motive to cause some physician to determine it. A 1'nv.lonnto I'iM'lll Somewhere l hi- sun Is sliinim; bright Somewhere the fish nro i-aifer to bite. Somewhere breo;:cs Mow cool ami sweet Hut here tvo sit ami curse the heat. Correct thin sentence: "I let Bob by barefoot all summer," wild tho mother, "And he never forgets to wash bin I'eet at niuht." it is l-.'any to gkt a hoy ti,takk a 11atii. .mkt isiy i mm a 1iosi-: and l.kt jii.m wati:i: tin-: i.aw.v THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley sj kj mmvm acts That .4 I ':rr I NO-NO IT ivnti SAT I A TAK E A HF M A.D m ... I' V ...il Slit trctt cappbr . vjmo Bought a set of false tbetk FROM A TRAVEL-! DENTIST SHORTLY AFTER THE ClVIU WAR, BffOt.E THPM TODAY CURAJCi A COU)TICai ARCiUMEft M FRONT OF THE HAfcNCtSS SHOP- Tho way to Improve a K-tluco wund-wh-li hi to take out the It-ttnco ami insert lutni. Be A Good Sport Thi is the time of year and almost any hour the time of day when attractive shady nooks close and far from the highways lo comos Jhou site .of a picnic, or lunch party. ' ' Tlianks to- nature and in some cases to kind hearted ov. inns, these spots are inviting:, clean, tidy and so the picnic folks, whether they toddle out of a motor or trolley car, shout their pleasure at the discovery and take possession. Too often a few hours later these attractive spots are a little of lunch boxes, plates, oiled paper, etf shells, saidine cans and banana skins. A Uttr Jy a ('.miidc ninn to his wifo III io country.) Hear l-"lo Your 5 h-Ucra enmu Iliiu a. in, i Jiappencil to nollcii tluuit Iti t he until hox un 1 wuh lciiii)K Jor wk. Thul'H the mull hervic-it lor you. Well how Ih uverylliliiK hi I lie country? Hay hy t he way, did you know t hat .ttu wit uwa.v .uul lot the elec tric iron on in I lie kitchen ? U'h a wonder cvcrytliiiiy Uldn't burn tluwii huL the hack porch, Ihankri to Ihu ice num. Whnt Khali I do with all (he milk UiuIh here, h iiarl:i milk .mil 2 pint, cream? I o we use that much every day? When 1 u-nc(! the hack door t" nifdit to wii :stli) tor your cut, them they were (iho mil;). I I oil ml t he cut curled up tislecp in thfl canary catfe, no now I won't have to feed either oi' 'em. In your rtr.si letter the IhI tiling you ask for is u check and your hair liru.sh that you tot'hrot. I've, found the brush and you ounlii to K't H ill a coud tit days'. What will I do about mix? I Hcotitcil up u couple of pair In the wash basket but they ain't Ironed. Win re 'do. .yon keep ihu Weh wax? ' 1 found a can of Hiil mou (u (he pJiniVv', J made a bum Job ol t ryhtt; It, but 1- boiled hoiiih potato-':, in 'the Hkitis, and made Honiri' loaKl from it hah' loar of breui- tha not kind ot Imid ami iieatt'd iif'Hpyil.irrci' mim tniw m. and It all tuxted pretty I'oti'l worry none abr,ut me 'or ' th- liorfrf;., evV-rythiiiK u. k. and lake it e:is. ami rest. Your effee hiiH' Hunk. I. .S. When uro you homeV SUGGESTS NOVEL WAY TO PAY OFF BRITAIN'S DEBT (By I. N. 8.) LONDON, July i'.--l'a off Hrllain's debt lo Aniorlca by means or bacon anil eirss wuh the novel susj KcHtlon ralHed In the llouBu of Com jnoiiH by t'aplaln .Kllott, il. 1. Tho Mother of 1'ai'llumentH wuh illBciiKlnB UKi'leulture mibxl'JIos, an'l t'aplaln Klllott cxprexdeil the opinion Ihiul while liritain. was conMiminx f Ttlo.llllU.lilMI worth of imported b.i con and vkkh a year she would never pay her debt. He nnjjgeted that If the KiiKlish produced only cverty third plate of bucon und ckbh eaten, they would soon be in u position to pay the debt without hurt. It Is Hiiid to relate .that his aiis-' KcHtion w.im received with ribald lallfjhler. - DAIRYMEN MEET FOR CONFERENCE (Hy WATKKI.OO, I..N. H.) jo., July 2. Lead- Crater Lake Attracts Thousands of Visitors The attractions of Crater Lake N- j tinnal Park, in southern Oregon, i which at the present time is being i visited by record throngs of tourists j and vacationists, are being called to i the attention of the public by the ! Southern Pacific Company. j A photograph of this Oregon re- j sort, depicting the lodge at the lake, has been used to illustrate the com- pany's dining car menus during the , next few weeks. With the illustra-i tion is a description of the location. ; beauty and recreations to be found ', at this national park. i Sixty thousand copies of these '. "Crater Lake" menus have been printed for use on Southern Pacific, lines everywhere from Portland to New Orleans and from San Fran-! cisco to Ogden. Reports of John XI. Scott, genera! ; passenger agent of the Squthern Pa- cific at Portland, show that 10.000 1 persons visited this picturesque Ore- gon resort during the first l. days i of the 192U season. .This was a! large increase over the number for the corresponding period of last year. Well, why shouldn't rs In all phases and departments of! foreign ships? Nobody I liwer Nnlr .lien Kurd Is out for I 'resident. iotl soe the point now, you caiok'ss and indil leront picnicker. he t. .-n i not it yet And so why not be it jjootl sort? Mill If nature or some person made the place attractive for you, why not leave it attractive for others who may follow? In other words, why nut clean til), hui n up the litter, taking care to extin guish, the fire before you leave, or collect the refuse and cart it ijway with you to a regular dump? Surely after the pleasure you have had out of a picnic spot, you would not intentionally want to mess it up for others because if every one were that sort, the fascinating spot in which you lunched would not have been attractive at all. Of course, if after dinner at home you sweep the plates on llio floor, hurl the knives into the plaster or leave the food debris scat tered over the table cloth, it is natural to carry such manners into the woods and onto the byways. Consideration for others is one of the finest of human assets. "Kid up," as the eollotitiialism goes, after the picnic and be a good sort. does; we hope there'll be se nuts lu the cabinet. The objection to a closed car is that there isn't room enoiiKb Inside lor a wasp and a il liver. Neier lei a .Mai. ibere arc wheal lu a buliel it, store cheat . DUO grains of 'i I a Justice Charles A. Johns is coming back from the I'liilippines to 'see the boys" this summer, lleie's how, Charlie, may your voyage be a pleasant one. V town in Kl.uiihi has appoint nu.s.iulle enmneer.. A lot of lre uii, uleir el summer resorli; want to knew what a mn.iulto needs with an ctiyiiii'cr. Ne in.mcr limy straight u l i es; -. veil Wiiinali I.-., she's bound to loi'U crooked. Till-: HAH I'AUT AllilfT IIKMiY rullli IIKINC. mi; Lli llDST M. is THAT W K I'A VT IMISSIIII.Y ISLAM .; HIM I'i'U -nil-: iiiiiii ((isi- oi' ANY THING.. It Uncle Sam has more money than he thought, nephnews wish they could say the same. Many of his Senator llorah admits that the people have a right to vote on anything, but most of them have to earn a living besides. Memory course will soon be necessary for motorists if the craze for rule making does not subside. lid lb. it a WOllOill inn i-rlft'i " In -I linn lei love and tliu sec ond inn., lor loneliness. Alter Ilia; it i; l nun habit. dally work will be here lor three. lays. beninnliiK today, for the annual summer conference of the National IMiry t'nuncll, one of' the organiza tions tliul htm been Instrumental. '.In jhrlUK-iuh' prosperity to tile Industry. a uu-Kcr aoeniiauce than any pre viotis conference has been Indicated by advance resetvatlona. The con ference promises to hi' a worthy fore runner of the Dairy Caltlu Conifress to be held here September IM-30. The open . sessions of the confer-, enee start this arterttoon. .M. I. Munn of I'lileaKo, president of the National I'alry r icll. will-speak of the "He- , lalon of I'ooncll Work lo the Dairv tu"""jlndu8try." KollovinK him. on the programme will bo 11. W. Ualderston, I'hlladel ph:a: l 1. Cohee. rhilailclphlu; K. li. uiiakcnbiiHli. I'lttKburgh: W. A. Wcntwnrth. Columbus, Ohio; i. li. Ileehtellieliner, Waterloo: A. R Wil kinson. Kcncrni inanttKer of a local creamery company, and M. o. M m 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 , secretary of the National Dairy t'ouncil. Dairying as It concerns health and child welfare will be explained by the Dairy I'ouncll workers. School children will stnirc a series of health plays and pageants for tho Brand as HemhhiKc. Special Hairy Council play Instructors have been in-Water-, loo lor scleral days training the chil. dren. ! Toiiioitow the deleirates will hold their committee ineellnns and a dls-1 ciisslou ol Ihu merits ol Ihc expert-' mental work as tarried on by the national orennizatlun. The National Dairy t'ouncil, whoso main object is' to create a stronger demand for all dairy products, is continually carr.v Ini; on fi-edlnK experiments showing the value of milk, butter, cheese and ice cream an foods. j J-'or Saturday morning,' an automo bile tour or some or Iowa's leading creameries Is scheduled. It will end with u Mb, old-fashioned picnic lor all. .. I' filfht now, anyway. America seize 8 in shupe to An Ohio boy is marble shooter champion of the United States. And he feels as proud, probably, as he would were he president. A man may make loud demands yer to keep from getting it. for justice and still hire a law- lb icklayers are getting $1X a day in New Jersey, No need for n Klondike gold rush now just join the bricklayers. For Sale I" ncres, well Improved. Good 5 iooiii house, barn, chicken house. 3" cherry trees. sit ,-,,. , ,,,,., about : aci.s la potatoes, onchall am- In coin. renditions are such in.ii imuer must 1,-aw and lias mail.- j a puce and 1,-im-i unit will be at-! tract it , lo anyone Interested in nl small dairy and poultiy farm lit wood local leu. Come Once" You'll Come Again Our Special Oregon Trail Mixture consists of these candies Honey, Nougats, Cara mels, Nut Nougats, nine flavors of True Fruit Chocolate Creams and Peanut Maple Clusters. Highest Grade Oriole, Brand None So Good Try M Lb. for 11 Cents 1 Lb. or for 11 Cents Newlin Drug Gompany Half the Sport of Swimming Lies in a Good Bathing Suit. Bathing Suits Just slip on a Jantzen Swimming Suit and get all the pleasure of water sports. There is a difference in suits long fibre wool, woven in the new elastic stitch makes one's suit hold close to the body without binding. Just ask for a Jantzen Swimming Suit and you have a super garment in every detail. Men's Women's and Children's sizes in desirable, colors and stripes, at reasonable prices.' See the window display. Copyriyltt 1921. Jantzen Knitting Mills ! Iliitarin Ki-oks Water Tuttcr This wlss result in a saving o 500, .MI NICII. Jury sti. (AP) Havarla una ns of coal nnnually. the cost of will have one of the world's greatest tvhicli has been estimated ut 400, power planls when the canalization ''apef marks. or the Middle Isar lliver is completed. 1 .. . . Seven thousand workmen arc lyi- " ' ' BiWd in construct in;; a new bed forj I'cople are funny and a lot of pa the river which will make It possible, tfiots who cuss Heritdoll for dodjr to develop an electric current auxro- j int.- military servico do their best to gaHngso.lnm.in)P watt hours yearly. dodi.-e taxes. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Any Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent . From $5.00 to $1 16.00 ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 474-J ' Fir A Jefferson a ! A mod. "ash da.v ttcll anan I...""... l;Ul.Uel leresled In a in,. .l.-i-i, h,,,,,,. fr much less Hint It can be built for today. home. I'ull basement, steam healed, fireplace. I. -t b.OK.iin at the lirle,. said It you are In Granting' of a divorce to h movie actress would seem to come properly under the head of "j-outine news." Can't hardly count the cars traveling to Wallowa lake these days. Arrival of many shiploads of immigrants will do something to balance the Americans going to Europe. A mod-iseuieni. I I'li.e. This place Mtlcal luijer. -loom house with rail pi. tl-ll.l condition rot will appeal Id ioiv Small house, owner will consider takliiK car as part p.itment. Acre tract an. I hous-. Woodshed' in. I chicken boos... a few runt trees ' lor il: and iibeial terms. '' Geo. H. Currey jj Rm CiUU V lnaur&oc A New. Book Out ' By Harold Bell Wright AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT BY.TIIE PUBLISHERS: i On account of the heavy demand for HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S NEW BOOK The dealers are allowed to place it for sale on July 20th. "THE MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR" By Harold Bell Wright Customers on our waiting lis't may get their copy now Newlin Book & Stationery Co. wc Cloje, Il ) , One hundred and forty-seven years ign, this the greatest nation in the world waj We lire Indeed proud of the fact that we are American our flair TVo proofs - of Independence -Old Glory ' B, ard i A anK. X-l CCOUnt Citiiiens, and floats to the breeze, let us one and nil be thankful for the ' l-'ISEKDOM AND INI'EPKNltKNCB that 1 our Inheritance. May wo work with one ac cord In preserving the prin ciples of Lite, Liberty, and llio Pursuit of llupplncss. Many folks try to learn tin direction of prevailing winds befoie giving an opinion on anything.