La Grande evening observer., August 01, 1923, Image 10

Wednesday, August 1. 1923.
PAGE TEN
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SUMIlK
MM HtAVILY
Government Has Twenty
Five Military Camps in
Operation for Vacation
Teriods.
niKanizHtion which Urmg itself
"the ZcalutH of Christ."
The members of this association
have taken u vow to comet modesty
in women's ilress by force. Women
wearing low necked (towns or goinif
about with bare urms are often
roughly handled, and the exposed
parts of their person are mneareu
with tar.
In several cases recently the male
escorts of women thus attacked have
given the roughs some very severe
ueutings, but nevertheless tne sysie
niatic campaign of molestation goes
on.
SCIENTISTS WILL
VISIT AUSTRALIA
CHICAGO, Aug. 1. A!') In the
last days of July soiuu 3U.000 younir
nun loft their liumrs to spend 11
month 111 ono or unoOier of I He 25
iMtlzins' Military Oimps. which Die TAI.LUI.AH. Ia.. Aul?. 1. (AP)
Oovciiimiiit has oiKunlzed for lliti Entomologists at the United States
summer, according lo me announce
mciil niiiile by the Military Training-
Camps Assoclullon hero recently.
Health In inliiil. body and character
Is t lie primary aim of the Citizens'
Camps to which youiiir men between
17 and 24 uro admitted for a month
of trulnlnt; at Kovernmeiit expense,
and these camps aro located at care
fully selected sites In various parts of
the country, so that no one need trav
el more than' two or three hundred
nUles from liis own home. , - ,
In making the announcement,
George T. James, the executive secre
tary of the Association, says:
"The camps are conducted by the
Iti'Kulttr Army, the Nation (iuard and
the organised Iteserves, and no pains
are spared to make I he mouth of
training an enjoyment and u prollt to
all who attend. Applications are ac
cepted only artor careful physical ex
amination and wltii lliu endorsement
of good character from reliable citi
zens, and la every detail the camps
live up to the highest standards of
American home life.
"All expenses, Including transpor
tation, aro paid by the government,
but in return it asks Unit every young
man go to camp with an eurnest de
sire to return a belter citizen. No
Department of Agriculture Kxperi-
ment Station here hope to see, as a
result of their researches, the enact
ment of uniform state laws to com
pel the dusting of all cotton with
calcium arsenate from airplanes, or
by auxiliary machinery where planes
cannot be utilized. The dusting, it
is claimed, would result in the maxi
mum control of the boll weevil,
which has caused the loss of un
told millions of dollars to the cotton
growers of the south.
The boll weevil has been controlled
on dusted acreage, it is stated, bul
untreated acreage has permitted the
reproduction of the pest und a con
tinuation of devastation. The weevil
depends primarily upon the cotton
nlant for food, and the poisoning of
its entire food supply, according to
experts, would permit maximum con
trol. This can be done only through
the compulsory treatment of all cot
ton, anil legislative acts are regarded
as necessary for a successful cam
paign. The entomologists are' using air
planes here in their experiments,
after having tried many machines
for distributing dry calcium arsen
ate and the poison in solution. They
declare the dry poison oners tne
SUZANNE TALKS
TO TENNIS FANS
finer iMlucutloii Ideal can be found hi lKreutent possibilitieK of control, a
it cun be broken up into particle
fine enough to reach all parts of
the plunt, which in not possible
with the water globules.
One of the frreulest problems fac
intf the experimenters wuk the de
termination of u proper distributing
apparatus. An apparatus that de
pend upon the velocity of the air
now is in use and the entomologists
believe the distribution problem has
heen solved. it is known as Ihe
Ventun tube, a horn shaped contri
vance without any Interior devices
to impede the air current- 'At the
rear end are pieces to break up the
poison into four streams which flow
outward and downward. The poison
is supplied to the tube through a
slide valve ill a hopper located in the
cockpit of the plane.
From five to six pounds of calcium
arsenate aro used on each acre at
an average cost of $1.00, and it is
believed the airplane will save at
least "one pound to the acre, repre
senting an enormous reduction in
the aggregate during a season,
the entomologists, can be obtained
through six applications, during the
season.
history since Mio duya of ancient
Urcecu than underlies the Cilizena
Camps of 1'J't'A. Thn dally program
In devised to interest and slreiiKhten
In devised to inlercst mid slrengtlieu
Tim morning- hours are given to a
carefully gmduuted courso of mill
titry training from ordinary Infantry
drill through a succession of four
years hi the specialized work of oilier
branches of the service, the cavalry,
engineers, field and coast artillery,
signal crops anil air service. The af
ternoons are devoted to all forms of
phfcieul training and athletics, hall,
tennis, swimming, boxing, wrestling
and track work, all under expert
direction and conducted wllh it view
to phystcal health and good sports
niHUship. Ample entertain meat Is
arringed for thn evening hours.
"Religious life Is nut neglected,
since provision Is made for voluntary
worship on appropriate occasions for
men of all faiths. Army Chaplains
took after the moral welfare of the
men enrolled and army hostessen ar
range their social gatherings. Com
modloiiB and well urrang-d quart era
nrd provided with libraries, reading
rooms, curds, checkers, ami chess tu
hlcti und pianos. The guv'ernmci)l
prayidt's a dully ration of nearly 7ic
iOht 'competent cook prepare meats
which compare most favorably wllh
the .bust family or hotel tahles. The
men are quartered either In pcrmen
ent barracks or In tent ell leu, care
fully laid out In company streets; not
more than six men lo each large size
army lent on comlortable cols, every
tent with substantial board flooring."
The Military Training Camps Am
soclallon of thu l ulled Stub-H Is pro
moting the summer camps and secur
ing through lis nationwide organla
tlon l he Interest and cooperation of
prominent citizens In every part or
the country. , '
..WOMAN'S ATTIRE
AROUSES' IRE OF
CREEK ZEALOTS
ATI! HNS, Aug. 1. AP)-l,'ah-ionablc
women in Athens, and fore
ign women who follow the modern
trend in dress, are being terrorized
by the violent activities of a local
LONDON, July 12. (liy Mall)
Mile. Kuaiine Lcnglen, the famous
lawnteuufs star, recently entertained
hundreds of thousands of "listeners
In" with a pi'iuunt talk about herself
and her habits. In winning French
manner she tripped from one thing to
another, and surprised her unseer,
audience wllh Jut command of Kng
llsh. Hhu told her admirers how sin
kept her stockings up In play, why
she sometimes cried on Ihu court.
what It Is like to be a champion at
Wimbledon, and what u false legend
It was which, depicted her as a slave
of her father, who was really very
kind and patient.
J am so very pleased to have a
chance of speuking to you." auld Ku-
zanne wit h a charming Krench ac
cent, "When I play ut Wimbledon,
where thousands of people may be
ooking, 1 cannot talk to you. Now
I undurstund I am talking to thous
ands. Jlow nice It is tu be In Kng-
land! i have great love for this
ountry, because my great grand
uother was Kngllsh.
"I like to give you tonight some
tints about myself, as I understand
ou atl talk about me and ure curious
tbout my stockings. How do I keep
them up? I role a piece of elastic
round twice. I hope the gentlemen
will not he shocked.
"HomelimeH I feel a little sick.
Then you cannot do yourself justice,
I retire from the court. This Is
allowed, but I am laughed at that T
(eel faint ml I cry. 1 do not, but I
have Just dust In my eye. 1 do not
cry becaiiMo 1 am behind in the score:
they cannot betiovu I am ever 111, no
cry." I
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GOUTS
Io t a Wsnt Ad find your buyer.
SULPHUR IS BEST
' TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN
Any breaking out or skin irritation
on lace, neck or hoily is overcome
quickest by applying Mcntho-Stilphur,
says a tinted skin specialist. Because
i( its licrni destroying properties, noth.
ins has ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings ease from the itching,
burning and irritation.
Mentho-Siilphur heals eczema right
up, leaving the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement. A little jar of
Kowles Mcntho-Sulphur may be ob
tained at any drug More, It ii used
like cold cream,
nut
shows, divorces numbered' fven to
every 100,000 persons, luivorces in
the United States, according to offi
cial figures for the last year on rec
ord, numbered 112 to every luu,
000 people.
"the rurures. savs me re'
port, "probably indicate that the
wave of divorce due to the war has
reached its highest point and is now
on the decline. Total decrees grant
ed last year showed a reduction of
four compared with 1021. The re
markably low per cent of divorces
snows the .stability or tanamun
homes and institutions"
Of the total divorces trranted, hus
bands received 810, or about 00 per
cent and wives 228. or about 40
per cent. British Columbia led in
decrees issued, with 1118, followed
by Alberta with 129 and Manitoba
with 97. One province, Prince Ed
ward Island grunted no divorces.
Only one divorce has been granted
in this province since 1808, and that
was in 1022.
The greater per cent of the di
vorced were residents of cities,
Comparatively few applications were
made among the agricultural popula
tion.
Indian Lands Sold.
PENDLETON. Aug. 1. An
nouncement was made here yester-
lay by Major E. rL. Swartzlander, in
charge of the Umatilla Indian
agency, of the sale Friday of eight
tracts of Indian land. The tracts
ranged in size from 40 to 120 acres,
und the prices accepted ranged from
$o0 to about $1)0, the acre. The land
OTTAWA, Aug- 1. (AP)
Marriages in Canada are successful,
und families still ure loyal to the
"till deuth do us part" tradition. Di
vorces grunted in the Dominion
numbered only 544 ill 1922, or two
thirds of one per cent of all the
marriages contracted, according to
a report just complied by the Domin
ion Bureau of Statistics.
Rased on population, the .report
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
Whin Mixed With Sulphur It
Bring Back Its Beautiful
, Lustre At Once
Gray hair, however handsome, de
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. It makes or
mars the face. When it fades, turns
gray and looks streaked, just a few
applications of SaRe Tea and Sulphur
enhances its appearance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray I - Look young I
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound," which is merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of oth
er ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this rcady-to-use prepara
tion, because it darkens the hair beau
tifully, besides, no one can possibly toil,
as it darkens so naturally and evenly.
You moisten a sponge or soft brush
with it, drawing this through the hair,
taking one small strand at a time. By
morning the gray hair disappears; af
ter another application or two, its
natural color is restored and it becomes
thick, glossy and lustrous, and you ap
pear years younger.
T
Bud
Drink
.weis
mm '
A liquid food drink
thoroughly aged.
not green or unfinished,
a quality product
from the House of
Anheuser - Busch
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Wanted j
Good Used -
Furniture
Houghton's
Pays more for your good used
Furniture. .
Bui pitina in ,'
lltids Kpriiiffs, llockcrs.
ltuflYifj, IMnlng Chairs, Ranges,
Dining Tables. . .
Fruits Jura 50c, 60c and 75c
HciiiNtlU'lmtg
In connection ifivea you the best
in this line. Wo charjro 10c per
yard und wo furnish thread.
Ueiuciuber thn place for-quick
si'i-vico. Opposite Thome's Groc
ery. . - . .
rilON'E 513-J 10 FIR ST.
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LaGrande Grocery Co.
Ditfrt&ufor.
LaGrande, Ore.
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g fashionable piece of
g jewelry for a lady is a g
g wrist watch. 5
We carry a large line g
of the best makes in g
white, green or yellow
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considered. g
h tot wheat. There were 23 tracts
of land offered for sale, eight tracts
being sold. There was no competi
tion in bills for the land that was
sold.
Brotherton, Tribbly Mulched.
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Auk- 1.
Vic Mullen, matenmaker for Wood-
men of the World, announced today:
that lie has matched Mike IBrother-!
Ion, local licht heavyweight, with'
Bert Tribbly of iMarshfield, Or., for
the main go of his Labor nay cam.
Brotherton went to Banilon, Or., on
Jnly 4, expecting to continue his ran
of victories but Tribbly knocked him
down eight times, and the last time
ha stayed clown, hince then both
Brotherton and local fans have been
trying to get a return match.
We invite inspection
and we guarantee to
save you money while 8!
our guarantee i3 behind o
each article we sell you
J. H. Peare
& Son
La Grande's Leading
Jewelers and
Optometrists
Established 1800
Ilea. I the Observer Want Ada.
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for
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WyHeat
Ktep Johnson ' Baby Powder
at handtorftlievsit. You want
your baby to have the t
9 beat.
Tryth
Ormg Storm
'Baby Powder
Best for Bdhy-hostfarYu
Week End
Specials
Ladies, for This
WEEK-END SPECIALS i.
we are placing all Ladies' Union Suits at a sav
ing of from 20 to 50 per cent.
65c values 45c
75c and 69c values 58c
98c values .71c
$1.23 to $1.89 values 89c
$1.98 values $1.00
ALL ALUMINUM WARE
For This Week-End Specials, Go at
ONE-FOURTH OFF
Glassware; while they last 15c
Andrew's Variety Store
SERVICE
ECONOMY
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
Avoid Motor Oils
containing paraffin, asphalt or any other
non-lubricating substance. Aristo Oil is
refined by the most advanced processes
designed to remove everything in the
crude which has no lubricating value.
1 or IB
Fluffy or
-which kind of, "carbon" comes
from the oil you use?
SOME carbonaceous residue is deposited by all motor .
oils. . That is a known fact.
But there are two kinds of this so-called "carbon."
One is hard and flint-like as in diamonds. It attaches
to cylinder walls, piston and valve heads, and it stays.
Chisels or acetylene torches are required to remove it.
:-''v . 4 An Abrasive
. . - Being hard and gritty hard enough toscore cylinders
, it acts as an abrasive, wearing cylinders, pistons, and
rings.
It prevents valves from seating properly. Compression
is thus lost.
Small particles become incandescent, causing pre-igni-tion,
which results in "knocking" and lost power. i
Spark plugs, becoming coated with it, are short-circuited,
and miss.
A Different Kind
Most of the small residue from Aristo Motor Oil blows
1 out with the exhaust. What's left is soft and fluffy. Be
ing softer than the metals, it can't cause wear.
Your car runs thousands of miles farther without grind
ing valves.
Spark plugs practically never "foul."
As a pure lubricant this oil is unsurpassed. Neither
paraffin nor asphalt is contained in it.
It forms a tough, thin film penetrating to and protect
ing every part in any weather and in any motor heat.
It passes every known test of perfect lubrication under
all conditions that exist in motors.
It's the best that a great company like the Union Oil
Company of California can make.
If you want such lubrication, with entire elimination
of all "carbon"'damage. seethatyou always get Aristo
Motor Oil, for sale at all first-class garages and service
stations.
Ask for touring road maps at any Union Service Station.
Union Oil Company
of California r
Aristo Motor Oil
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