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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1923)
Tuesday, August 14, 1023 PA Oft TWO TTTE LA GRANDE EVENTNC OBSFiTtVER r r - TOO TENDER WITH CHILD THESE DAYS Our Blanket Stock is complete and we are in . - position to take care of your harvest ; needs in Blankets or Comforts ' Khaki all wool Army Blanket ! for $4.75 70x80 Wool nap Plaid Blanket in pink, tan, blue and yellow plaid for $1.80 Good size heavy harvest Com forters for $2.89, Big cotton sheet Blanket in grey, tan or white for $3.75 llnlunil from the- present fen roast, nt a point from which the sea uegun retelling during the Stone Age. oi rnni piiirn uvulUl v b urn ! UP POTTERYWANTS LAWS FDR ' imnnirTTnilin AfUbtlAI-1 Wli I (lly I. N. H ) I CHICAGO, Aug 14. A clinic far nni lily children, second of Us Killtl I:.. ....1.1 I.. . I... ..ali.l.liull,.,! .',1 Kuril Medical 'ollrfr. lure, according In Dr. I '. (1. (Irulle. head or the chil dren's department of II"' school. "Then! In loo much mother In the modern family." d.cl.nro.1 Mr. tSrulli-. "riiiil Is Ihi' reiiHon uly children In American homes nr.- more numerous I linn ever heforn. In former dnya families were larue, Nowadays when in. have one nni two rhlhlren In n riimily. Ihfl yniinenterH get too much ii 1 ti nt Ion. They heroine sell-centered anil consequently unruly. I'Hy the on ly chllil! He Im the product of mod ern civilization, and he in n social ond luedicul problem." The new clinic at Hush will spe. elnlize In neurotic children between the uea of three and 14. Nurses and physicians of the new dispensary will investigate home ron- jdiUons first. In u majority of cusea. .1... LI- (u n. will, Oil. .ih-ji our, uir iiwuwi.. .o .... child but with the home. Nino times out of ten ho lias developed an eNag gerated eoV"lJi?'hus been pelted too much. ..11 if you. ' got at ' a child's environ ment.' you" change his whole life," said Dr. Cirulle. "Small families ure bail for rhlldren. If they spend a short time In tile company of other ,.n. ,1 . inlmlu off themselves nnd are cured completely.!"1 " ancient oyster bed, many miles "The rause of undernourishmenf STOCKHOLM, July 21 (By IMail) Swedish urcheoloKiita have lately discovered an unusual number of rel ics that date "back twenty to thirty centuries B. C, the latest find be ing a tomb and shrine of heathen worship of the Stone Age estimated to he about 4,000 years old. This tomb is situated in Lacka laenga, Skoane, the most southerly province of Sweden, and until a short time ago it lay buried beneath ten different strata of earth. Built of large stone slabs, it has a central chamber about ten feet by five. Around it is a circular pavement of slabs, from which radiate a number of curious walks marked by stones. A considerable quantity of human and animal bones were found, to gether with flint daggers and spear heads. But the most' interesting discovery was that of about 7,000 fragments of ornamented vases, which had been thickly strewn outside the tomb. The shattering of these vases probably took place,' according to' the arche ologiatg; in connection with heathen religious ceremonies. The shaping of the weapons and 'the ornamentation of the vases indicate ' an advanced civilization. ' . The Lackalaenga ton,) is estimated to be about 4,000 years old, but the Swedes have evidence that their country -was inhabited at least 1,000 years before this tomb was built. A skeleton of that period, now on exhibition in Gothenburg, -was found usually Is thin same exaggerated ego. When a child stops eating or eats sparlhKly. be'aoon learns the whole family Is upset. He enjoys hotng the center of Interest. The ncliavlortstlr clinic has as Us object the correction of obsllnacy, aullslncsa and other faults. Likely as not. the chllil la bored. , We try to give him something to think about. Wi get him interested in something. We do not scold, but ir we promise pun ishment, we do not .weaken. A child soon learns whon his parents' threats are not to be feared. . The only other clinic in the world specializing In thV behaviorlstic proh. terns or children 1m in lioslon. CITIZENS ARE POLICEMEN IN ? STATE! 101 AWARD OFFERED the United States Public Health Service as a special bulletin. '' , It, is the ' further purpose of the committee, in order to promote a spirit of generous rivalry between communities:, to make similar' awards in succeeding years. . 1 1 -"iiii,iis 01 manv colors. iirlF. VTb-t Vf.if ; -Tr-- ... 'LONDON: Although m,n r ti,' suit of a study of the health depart- j"'K"" "euricri 0011 gowns today have ments or n.i or the lamest cities on,. ' ..nu,.iucry upon inem, 0 WORKERS (lly I. N. f.) they use as manv colors n nncctidn 111 the space given up to decoration. A gown of mauve organdie has flow ers in red, violet, purple, yellow and the country, The American Public lieulth Association has announced its nnmosA ii ftflei. n uni-lr.ii rtl nuinnlu Mts aiuiwco, nug it. ii'iii 111 recoguiiion 01 nuuinmeni una au whlch ror muny years was the stamp- ,vanccmeiit of community henlth Ber ing ground or hank robbers, aipnr-i vice. The status of the health work Oily has In-come the "No-man's in different cities will be determined land' for bandits ami outlaws', as a by personal surveys conducted by 7 ... '-- jugenis o. ue nssocinuon, ami mc A choice home on FOR SALE vigilante The stale ratimr of each rilv will he Imsed 1111. k. " .. "n " "'reet on tho .. . ..1 ... " liZL - . - -- orow- or mo mil in Old Town, over association-Ion a plan which will be presented I, " ,Ji , , " ' ,' own' over- whlch is responsible for the urininlui- for consiileratiini and adoption at the )lllr or .,.,.' ,, ' con81at" Ion or the vigilantes, recently report- fifty-second annual meeting of tho ,,, ,,,,, ', ? 7 n?re8, of id that during the six months ending American Public Health Association, 'Xiibbe iU i . i ' l'"' luly I there was not a bnnh ro ry to be held in Boston October 8-11. a 1 " T , , l,,vn. mrden d unsurpassed In rc-iihis rating will take account of all ,vho d,.r. .i, ' ,,, ono , llawkeye stale. health work which the citv is doing, I 1 1 n, o, ?. ' d by banks and cus- eilher through its health depart.net. 1 ,"a,'lyme liberies during I or local non-official health llS ttT. July to lowa a record unsurpassed In re cent years In the ixirmca sustained loinem In Ml rolil before the vigilantes were organized, I tions, totaled 228.'.i7:i.M. Dining the fol- The first series of awards will be lowing year, w hen the vleihintea were made to cities of a population of just getting under "ay. there were :.o 1im),(I(I(I or over which show the most robberies and less, a 1. f s.n. nil. ..-,. I. nt nearly adequate community health mi,iuo was obtained In Hie ye.-.r ju..t servicu us of January, 1!24. '"'led. The development of the public The record of lown,' the oniv ittaie health program has been so rapid having such 1111 .ori,inil7-ailnii. hn-.i ul- in recent years that it is 'by no .tructe(( .he atieniton ul bunk. r end means easy for the city health of auihoritles throiiKhuui Hi" stales inul ficcr to make sure that he is keening a-number liave vis.te.l here mid oh-jup with the prwession, or that he is tulued a working iiiinnicdK" "f Hie, doing the most important things yjitem with a vl. wi nt liming it In -i first and doing them in the best trodueeu In their own stales. way. In order to clarify the fdtua- B. ArmslronKs nf tho '- iiontis of ;.i.nri 1,1 eneoiiiagi'l'ional Health Council, Professors rreeman and i-'nist of Johns Hopkins University, and Dr. U It. Thompson of the United States Public Health Service. The report of this eom mitlee will tie published this fall by Ttio vigilantes, arnteil with army puiioiii and rifles or s.iwed-off shot giios nnd the niilhorlty 01 deputy Bberlffs, ure, for the most, part, ex ervico mon. trained In the use pi iruu. They are subject to call 1'4 hours a day. 3lif. daya a year. Tllelr BUUteH and telephiine numbers are on a special swilehbonrd In the telephone office of their home lown and Hie operator, calllnir them out. Is allow ed speedy service The Vlglbinles operate In Mill f the 1.0(10 towns In Hie slate ulilch have banks. The nrirnnlimthm is spi cadlm,' anil probobly will be 111 operation In tno other 2011 towns berore the year is ended. Hanks in each of the !ia count.es nf the state have pledged the payment of I J nt least ll.Oiin for the rapture or In- l formation lea, ting to tin. arnn aim'1 conviction of robbers or burglars at-'! tempting to rob or burglarize a biink.ll The reward Is paid Immediately upon J the rapture, dead or alive, of rob-1' bers or burglar taken while In tliejl act of committing Hie crime. ' Several counties have equipped their vigilantes with armored auto jl mobiles. One county has bariieades ! erwted at Intersecting mads. in.iii! behind which the bandits are due for a rain of lend, should they pass that,' "way. Another county has colored i lights for night pursuit, that the Mg.l'. lluntes may Identify each other. The name county has provided spiked bell lion, which is the official orirani'.a tion representing the public heultli workers of the United States, Cana da, .Mexico ami Culm, some three years ago appointed a committee on municipal health department practice of which Professor V. V.. A. Winslnw is chuirtnnu, and which includes T)r. C. V. flmpin of Providence. Dr. Ha ven Kmerson of New York Citv, Dr. Donald balance terms to suit the nur chaser. Com. In and let us show you a real bnrgaln. Four-room house, lot 72x100 feet, situated on North lllrch street. Price I II 160; i860 cash, purchaser can as sumo a mortgago for $360 and pay ho' balance In monthly installments terms to bo 11 freed upon. l'our rooms nnd both, two lota sit uated on Lalto street near the rai nier mills; fruit trees, berry patch. Price J1250; JE00 cash, bnlMico easy terms to be agreed upon. Don't forget that we have some choice acreage tracts, adjoining the city on tho east, that can be bought on easy terms; also BOmo choice city lots. Phy, Black & Stoop In Tho Im (iroiido National Bank Dldg La Grande, Oregon. PHONE MAIN 8 It's a good thing that American re lief ships got unloaded before Rus sian ports were congested with wheat or export- N.illoual A' rumiiltlc Assoi-lation. the governing bo"' 111 -""" countrv. also will convene here Octo. I,,.,. 1. simultaneously with tho Inter. national Air Itaces. .Membeiv or the cabinet, ranking officers of the army and navy as welt Ms the l'nlied HtnicB mall service, uro expecled 10 attend. Bank of Germany Well Housed. LONDON, July 24. (By Mail) The Deutsche Hank now occupies one of the most beautiful palaces in Ber lin, and all the bunk's brunches are housed in one time palaces or beauti ful mansions, says a Berlin corres pondent of tho Daily Mail. The value of tnese acres of sculp ture and masonry, the correspondent goes on to say, in returned in the hank report for the first half of 192:t as only 40,01)0,000 marks whic.i is 'somewhere in the neighborhood of $2011. There is always a brighter side. Being caught in the rain is disagree able, but suppose it tame up in- the convention ot Hie sterlil of down. ST. LOUIS, Aug 14. Needed legis lation for tho protection of aircraft operation will he one or the principal topics or discussion at the annual meeting of the National Air Institute, which will be held here llelober 1-S, under the supervision of the Acronn u tlcal Chamber of Commerce. This body is co-operating with a com mittee representing the National Ad visory Committee for Aeronautics, Sociely or Automotive Kugiueers. American Society of Mechanical l-.'u-glneers and tho National Aeronautic Association. The Third National Aero Congress, which include! YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT " Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers CARR SELLS FOR LESS ALWAYS CHAFED by rash Of Itching skin? Tohnaon'a Babv Pow der gives quick relief and keeps infants cool and comfortable. Try the Drug Store First Baby Powder Best for BaLy-BestforYm I -. I wwwiaaMBiffliiiMniiiiiiui,ii Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Any Make Sewinj? Machine for Sale or Rent From $o.00 (0 $1 Jfi.00 ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 471-J Fir A Jcfferflon Which orre stretched across the lllgh- OOOOOOOOOOOQOnrinnn-. " ayto puncture the tires of thr .. 00000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOO lomoblles of the fleeing bandits In" .nltltfl... .1 O ...... .... .iiriu nieie me a I r pill lies, i Q arrangements have been completed i o tar fhlp In .n... r lO o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 Jood Ilsrley Yield. Baker, Ore. Kred n. Kntennilee cut a Held of barley gniwn on drv land last week, which will yield 70 feushels Ter acre. He also him a field of barley on uhirrlgated land, which he says will yield 0 bushel? tn the acre. This is the seventh yeary he claims, he has had the land iW;to parlor",' and it hax never rf Ided less than 80 bushels per acre. Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Service. Phono Main 62. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalmer. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 100 in the Shade or 10 below Zero! One hundred degrees in the shade or ten below zero, meat deliveries to your retailer go steadily on, so that you may be - assured of just the kind and quality of meat that you desire. No city is so far removed from live stock production that it cannot receive its regular supply of fresh meats. Compare this with the meat supply of thirty or forty years ago. . Summer weather then meant salt or pickled meats in the country, and a limited variety of fresh meats in most, cities. Refrigeration Developed by scientists, ' has mjade it possible fof Swift & Company, and other packers, to prepare fresh meats and ship them long distances in refrigerator cars, so that today, without regard to heat or cold, meat reaches your dealer fresh, clean, and wholesome. In addition to the fresh meats thus avail able, Swift & Company prepares a variety of tempting meats for hot weather: Swift's Premium Cooked Ham, mild and sweet, smoked over hard wood fires, is always delicious. Swift's Premium Frankfurts, from our mod ern sanitary kitchens, offer a choice blending of meats and spices. Swift's Sausage Specialties and Swift's Dry Sausage, ready to serve, help lighten the housewife's summer task. In addition to these, a score of other Summer Specialties are made available by Swift & Company's research and develop ment work. Out profit from all sources enurse only a fracuon of a cent a pound. Swift & Company, U. S. A. THE STYLE MOST FAVORED BY MISS 1923 Gray, Brown and Black Suedes The Bootery Inc. A Paradise for Tired Feet Home of the Arch Aid Shoe GROVER SMITH, Mgr. 206 Depot Street Phone Main 118 August Shaving Specials Set-in Rubber Brush and a tube of Rexall Shaving Cream, both for 98c Rexall Shaving Lotion, S oz 39c Jonteel Talcum Powder, 50c size 39c Lilac Vegetal 59C Jonteel Cream 39C Special Prices on a Hundred Items During August The SgjjjjOlfc Store Luncheon Goods For THESE WARM DAYS Morrell's Luncheon Specialty. Premium Boiled Ham. Fresh Saratoga Chips. Pickled Pigs Feet (boneless). Pickled Lambs Tongue. Swiss, Pimento, Tillamook Cream and Cream Brick Cheese. We Appreciate Your Orders J. G. Snodgrass 109 Two Phones Depot Street Call Main 73 No Charge for Delivery ' ooooooooooooooooooooeooa
