La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 20, 1923, Image 2

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    Saturday, October 20, 102.1.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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New in
SHIRTS
The white shirt has had nine times nine lives. Just now
ils gasping for hreath. Stripes in madras and small checks
have won out for this season. Save yourself time by drop
ping in now while our new Fall selection is complete and
at its best a good chance to get stocked up for the Winte
Careless! Lazy!
Not much, if your tie looks shiny and new and does
not quarrel with the colors in your shirt or suit. Our new
Fall Ties are the latest style and the kind that look best
the longest. Our assortment is very large just now.
A Good Place to Trade
Plans Dwarf When Compared
With Big Barling Bombers
was
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IiaYTON, O. AP) The !tnr- the. whole fbld In whlrh enemy air
liner limn her U the largest airplane, erafi niuy approach. The gun dc
The Martin bomber, the largest air- (fene may he augmented for day
piano In use by the air service lie- ( flying. In ruse I he airplane in used
fore (he uilvenl of Ihe Hurling. Im a j Tor day hs well us night bombing,
pigmy compared lo H. The Hurling for which II l planned,
soon Is lo make u lour of Ihe coun- j The lafl Ih a biplane Hlrtielure.
1 1 ry. The exact Itinerary hum not : forming two plant h per eem
y. r lMen announced, inn i ne nuieiiin in rifrr man i nc muni n umn i m
will he at New York about Mclohet ;DH-4 airplanes. There urn - four
I'Oih. jejuni lz rudder.
The Hurling has u wing spread of The Martini? has eight wheels with
IL'd feet, a helgbi of 2fi feel and an jtlres fiui inches, ihe largest ever
overall lenKlh of (i" feel. j made. Two wheels wilh' snufiler
Tho gasoline rapacity is six Ions. It Itch an- on u truck fori her for
or 2,0011 gallons. The oil capacity -ward under I lie fuselage lo prevent
1 ,:i.Mi pounds or 1X1 gallons. ( i be airplane from nosing over. A
Six Liberty engines are required id radio sci has been installed in Ihe
power the. Marling. 1 .honiher.
The iiiiiiiiiiuni cr. w required to j V. II. Hailing. d signer of the
operate ihe (tailing consists of Ton; (Mai-linn; iiomber speahing of Hie pur
men, bill provisions Ik made for a poses of Hitch an airplane, says:
crew of eight. "Two t ImiienlM have influenced ;he
Tin' weight of Ihe airplane loaded I. S. air service In Invesltrg Ihe ex
wlll exceed 4 a. ana pounds. Specif! - ! jinidit tires absorbed In I ho prod Mo
ral Ioiih require that not more I ban ! I Ion of -an airplane such an 1 he
f..otjii pounds of hoiniiM Hhall he car- j Marling bonibci'. These may he
ri d ul one linn-, but were anything irliiHSified as Ihe known uses of such
ho large hh a lo.oon pound bomb an airplane and Ihe uses not yet
developed, ihe Hurling could lift it jknnwn. owing to lack of experience
i.,u,.ni.- ,.,t ti.ui fx uliv when
rity grows rapidly and people hw:li rkh
llvlnic fanter we have mere In.s-ne i ..t
from that city."
u-t.,., it... tuiit.ntM rhecrful
one of the hit; ihinK la ireuinn-n 1:
of the mentally diKeun.-d. he said, r.nd
for IbU reuson ph-nty of whoh wonie ; t
m.tf-tiifnmont in tro'ided.
Contrary to general itnpreMsion, . " "
Hyde declared Unit utran-.nn-.v t i iu'" 1
I bave n.vi-r, n a si rait -jacket , American slown: "eV4-r
n nyvtiim in my n"', '" til" tluv:n on un .r-....
firL". W.'it.Mi.l lo t;ihe (i
i-, w i ,.f 'he - .KV
ih' .iiiVi I-'- . i i
( tMv.-!t anl 4 fi it:-! , .,f
. ore pi -e !: h :et: t
, n 7ae t-- i''1' .Vt.V i " i:M,
iri . fev; n . 1- c.irii
. ttu. trip :m-. i:it I'mi.w.;.
Mei' I" l ill,; !''!' Uc;i'ieir
ami My for two liours.
KpeciiiratioiiH retiiired it flying
speeil of '.at inlb-s m r hour. n
her Initial flitfht the Marling
iieeoniillMhed 'J
mil dlirieiilly.
with lartfe airplanes.
'''Winn a lartre airplane Is spoken
of, one of hoiiio 2iMi,uaii poiimlN, or
four limeH the size of Ihe Marling
nilles per hour w It h- i bomber, one which mittlil drop iwo
:in. iidii iinund bomhH. is intimated. M
Wilh 2.000 jfallons of Kasoline, 12 - Ih nol Impossible that such an air
hours flii,'ht al full Hiieed can be
mode. Wilh eiigiiir h t h rol I bil or
some of Ihem cut off completely, the
lime of flight can he eorreHiiondin-
y lenK'nened.
plane may be the logical develop
menl of the next Hi years, the Har
HnK bomber hein-a step in thai
direction. Hence the Marling bomb-
Is to he looked upon as a small
total of seven tfiins operated .bii? airplane, rather than a big small
i
from five positions or eoekpiiH rover on
r
It-aril thi.- Anii-rl-It
mM.st itlKti li:ii'rt
in iih In
lioro. We flu mt rtsnrl I" nolllary
f.nnfluf.nifnl tlthor. Whfil fi l,:,-i:.
Hlinu'fT lialll. Tlntl UHinilly
liini." '
Wtimitii WridT IlifWw l TiM'"" lv
l.lvlnif In a Kliin ilinlrli'l nl IitisI
:l" jilH.r.l.s a tilt I - thrill fur tlluHf u,
:1 !!,,. ih.- ili.,.r -II at lilsllt.
Iill'-IH
.'.n.r-if-A f!fii-n'l n 1 any of l-:-
ri. !,.':! :ii:ai.staili-f I ali'ini li I hi' mid;.
ml'-
1 IA l.l-WA V. fli-.- .-Mh- i:rnrr.l
IMrki-r, a iiiiiuiiclnii an. I m-v:..a. -t
wrllf-r. w.'i. In i 'firniirf.l l '
riill-.i-ilni.- inati-rh-l IT tn I
opla n,!f.: tin- I"' II'""1 "
NEW
DlitM If!
HEST COLDS
BIG PACKAGE
a 'ill
ml,
Cigarettes
British Laboriies Fear
Unemployment May Hurt
Organized Trade Unions
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. Fasc your tia!)t, acliinp; chest. Stop
the' pain. 1":'k "f ,1,e 'B!"5"""
I a l,ad cv'.d Icosi-n up m just a
I short time. ,..
"Ned lVpper Rti!.' l!'" "!'
I edv that brniij-t ouitkcht relief. It can
not hurt von ar.tl it certamly serins to
end ihe li'ilmiess and nve 11,0 co""
Kc".tiot! ;:lld soiene-iS nt;ht out.
Nothing has such concentrated, pene.
tratili"- heat r.:l red peppers, and when
Ileal penetrates riiiht down into colds,
coii-e'-tii-ii. aeliini; muscles and sore,
stilt" joints reiief conies at once
The moment vnu apply Red Pepper
Kill) vou feel the t.nkiinii- heat. In three
minutes the congested, spot is warmed
throu'di and through. When you are
sulTcrinR from a cold, rheumatism,
backache, still neel: or ,sorc muscles,
just get a jar ot Kowlcs Ked 1'epper
Ruh, male iron! rerl peppers, at any
drtn' store. Vou will have the quick
est relief know.-.. Always say "Kowlcs."
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(I.N.S. Klnrr ('oi-fej-pfHHleiil)
LONDON. Will unemployment
kill trade unionism In KnKlanil'i
That la u question thai many Herlous-
Imlmleil Lulior leailers are uaulns
TT,l'?mmT jtheiilHelvea.
KprlllBif, folorndo ABslf-8 v. Polo- "The- preHcnoo of a largo numher
rnilo Coll.-Bf,; l.oKnn l olorailo .MIiiplof uneuiploy.-il l. in the iniployei a
vs. i:ta1i AK-Blf-a: l-orllali,l. ()on.aifa jhan.ls. the slronKest weapon lo wi alt-
n i ne posu ion i .men u wi
PLAY BY PLAY
Allllon hleheil off ill ynrila. I.a Oilinilf runihllinr nn.l
overlmf. Kliat attempt to aaln n sulteil l 7 yard loss, one yar.l ffalu . I ., " , " , '., " 'n r' v-
on llno plny, . rlss-ci-osa netleil 0 y,,ls. Milton , l tt ,,,,! u" 'H '" '" ' ,"",,"' ": ,Imva
tliwi foker rim l.ui-lc :ill yiir.N; I,, Ur,l,. hall on .MIIIn- 1 0 ne t " , '", '''; .1, l.uholu -l vs.
fcV";H!ylihl.Jio I..PMIIY Ki-ir,, Ir i v,,r, Mliewoofl t jTvZL ui . Z'ul'e t . -.'"f
ytririv-tTnrlfFir yalfls iiinuni enil fin- first .Ion li. Hhei wouil 2 yanls. Kerr 2 , . ! i.afayelte.. Inil.. Ni l.ra.-
vs. .Miillnoinah: .os Angeles, Ktnn
fonl V8. . Oeelilinlnl: I .on Aiik'.lis.
I'olnonii vs. fallfornlH Teeh: Sahin.
riienmwn luillans vs. Willamette:
Korest flrovd, .Mt. Anel vs. r.iell'le:
Untie. .Montana vs. .Montana .Minis.
-Mlilille West.
Ohio Htale vs. MlehiKun at Ann
Arhor, Mleh., Wisconsin vs. lnillanu
liullnnupolls, .Northwestern vs.
!nrds, am-llv 2 vnrils rnil ov.r r.i.- l,,n,.,.i,. ,. ,i. i ..'.....,., ik11 v. Kansas fnl. al l.lnenln, Nell
pWtell Kllllio. 'ol(ei- eonvel-liil. Milt,,,, lileUeil'orr 111 yanls to .Milealf who , ... S"""'
lturn.- l in yai-iU-. sh. i ouil tralneil :! va:-.ls. Hherwooil i.imt, .1 ir. vai-.w 'orirlu vs. lennessee at Kno.rellle.
Mlllon's bull q;i their 2.'..yanl line. .Milton Kalneil 1 foot, then 21 yanls lt'"":' OeorBelown vs. OeorBln Teeh.
Ala.; Centre vft.
Oirlethorpo ut Ihinvtllo. Ky., 'unih.r
hilt vs. Texan ul Austin, Tex.
rlli).l orrshlo ami ii-iiiiIIk.,I r. yanls, thus loreliiB .Mlllon to punt. Punt went ut All"nl"" fewunee
i yunls oi.l or houinla. Kerr i yanls. sln rwooil iw, nAn i (!,-,. i i.... l nl- l" H.TinlnBhum.
,..-,, ,,- yum,,, Mii inoini i, yanls. Hherwooil punts :b yanls.
Milton i-.-tui-nlilB : yniils. Mlllon losl :i yanls. no Bain, lin n punt.s .If. yanW
olrulr returns If, yanls, pluelnB hall on .Mllloirs Ir.-yui-.l line Sherwoo.l
irlra, iji i.rnn.lo pen-ill., . I I yanl. sh.inooil punts :lu yanls, hall hoaneliiB
...... ,., up,', nnnon punis a!, yanls out of Ii.miii.1h. SherwiHi.l
(yunls Ihi-oilBh ri-nlei-. Mlllon ollahle, p..nali.e,l u yanls, irrVlnir l.a Oran.l,.
first lion n. Hherwooil 7 yanli:. K,ir :) for flrsl .Inwn. Ounrlee enils I.a
IjMnJe 7, Mlllon II.
if rtecotnl Cjuail. r I.a (linn.le hall on Ihelr H'-yanl lino, fiallly pliniB's
ttfr i ya.nls, Hherwoo.l 7 yanls lor l list lnwn. Willi l.n Oran.le on Mlllon's
v.yuM line. Kerr winl A yanls. llm.. out lor I.a (leuinle, tiarlly II yanls
Jfirr over. roU. r ronveils. Mlllon 1,1.-1,., I off r,0 yanls. Hheiwoo.l returns
12 yanlH lo Mlllon in. yanl line. Milieu llin,. ,ii. (l,,illv pluiiBes i yanls
Witeuir ,HHsen h,-:ill'lriilly lo Wllllellls. who runs 2(1 vanls for lollehilown.
t;pki'i-s kirk for koi rknl l.v Mlllon line nisliiiiK IIhoubIi. .Mlllon kicked
J't, Hh.-i-woo.l nirihlim.- 1, 111 nieiilliir l.aell Is yanls alter r.eoverlliK. Kerr
l0 KU'll. Sh. iivrinl i yin.if., (loi ty s yi,M thn.iiBl r for rirst down.
lyrr S yards. Mill. .11 p, na li-. ,1 t. .Minis ollsidr, tinrlly 2 yards. Sherwood I
Xf-'ri). Clurlly II yards. Sherwood punts 2a yards. Milton downed on Ihelr 3G
r.uM line. Milton paws for 7-yanl Bain. Ilien makes no vanlaBo on second
Way. MllUm : I "5 . s . -yiin'lt) when Coker Keis laekle hehlud line.- Mlllon punls
I'O yards tint of hounds, l.n cramlr hall on :i!i-ynr.l line., iinriiy 4 yards,
Shrrwooil a yanls roe liist down. Kn-r :i yards, iiarliv :1 yanls, Iji tlrande
frnalLlfd li yards, I.a (Irande punln 12 yanls, Milton hall on 111). yard line.
.MIlUiu pass Ineoiuplele, s uul pass falls. Mlllon loses f, vanls, laekleil be.
Iiln.l line. Mlllon punis r, yanls. Mi trull downed In Irarks. Iji (Inill.le
tull on their 2r,-yui,l line. ( lii til y r, yards, Sherwood loses 4 yards. Ken
Kuuwi a yards, Mlllon time nut. shei-wood punts :tf. yards. Mlllon relilrulni;
( yards. Mlllon icaincl 4 yanls. ;l yards, hall ends. Seine: Im (Irande 2(1
Mlllon 11.
: Third Quarter l.n (irande kleked oil' ail minis. Mlllon ,l,iun,..l In m.b.
SlllUia 110 Biiln Ihioimh line, puss fall.-. Millon I yanl. Iheu losea hull lo I.a
l..ruide. fhei wood li-les lo punt hul fumbles, reeovei lnc. I.a (Irande ball on I
I U ramie S-yard line. Sherwood piinled 27 yanls from l.ehluil his line.!
Villon puss Incomplete, loses r. yards when Coker b,ms laekle behind line, j
Melralf Inlerrepts nltempleil Milton pass hut Hint, lie calls penalty for III.-b.iII
.lay. rMliK lai (ll-ande Hi yards penally and the hall on 1 .11 (liamle IS-yunl!
Hue. Sherwood punts III yards. Mlllon p iss Kulns S yalils. pluehiK Mlllon I
mi Iji (Jrande Id. yard line wilh 2 yards lo make first down. Mlllon li yard!
through line. Milton penalize, I f, yalils for oirslde. .Milton loses I more yanl.!
Ihen la yards on an alleinpted end run. Third down and 21! yards to Ko! 1
Mlllon araln trlea end run and Is Ihiown for G-yanl loss. punlliiB on next
down for 22 yards. Kerr caupht and returned III yards. Sherwood. slai'tiiiBi
from la (linn.le if,. yard line, pluticcs 4; yards, flarlly I) yards for first down. I
Krr 7 yanls. Slieinood 4 yards for rlrsl down, (larllv r. vurds. Sherwood I :l i
V3r.ltt fn. rieul .In.... r. . .. e- ... . ,
-, ' " .". "' ir 1 jinn. ieix , yarns lor loueil- M1M HIM Tin. t'hlllnolue
rmwnH.f'ririV;Tv m ' k",""" "7 Vun,,-,KT " yur''"!' m - d ,, 1 ' 'wii ,
tnadn In this quarter until almost mil second team In), (larlly II vurds!!.",' '." lr "" ',r''
IhrouBh oemer rr llist down. Sherwood 2 yards, (larlty ii vurds S ,rr wood "' Z
u vaMu iiii-n..vi. ... ...... r (..... .1 .... mi.. ...... - . ,, ... . .. A total of !hm thun 4, a
" - ' 1 11 n iiiphii, mi .u in im 9 i 11 ru line. Mii-rw ooti
yurOK Sherwooil 1 yunl. Hheruuotl t yunl. Kerr liitltt to put ball over. Mil
foil KiekH jm yuniH from behiad jroul line. Ii (inimle bull, Kerr 2 yanH,
ruii'f-HtKu - yimiM, uriiml
wariiH J. It. Ctynea, i-abor -M. r.
f'lynM deelurea Ihat unleHH Ihe
Labor ortcaalzat Ioiih Kini their loiiiR
and take Herloun and di'l'tnlle atepa
to aid In brliiintf about an end o
unemployment, that employers run
undermine the power of unions and
briiitf workers into an entirely sub
missive frame of mind, tlironpb
sheer fear of laek of employment.
Tin- Labor Purty Is Inclined to
blame unemployment upon the 'Ov-
ernmnt and Its foreign poliey. mm
laiiiliKr Ihat the poliey which
government has followed has
trial Prltain."
The Labor Party mulntuins that
pending the-, nlmorpllon of Britain '
men In the normal Industrial pro
cesses of economic trade, the gov
ernment must provide still able and
profitable work for those thrown out
of t he normul means of earning a
livelihood.
'lynes hit t erly alt aeked t he gov
ernment s "fruit less excursions' into
the (uesl Ion of line ru piny men t and
charged that wlmt t he governmi'nt
gives out with one hand in doles
it takes In with the other hand In
l axes. He pointed out that In two
years the, state has paid out in un
employment relief only one cent In
every eight rents It lias collected
for beer taxs and beer luxes are
paid by ihe working men.
Kurt her charges are made by
Clyms that the government has cre
ated such rules and regulations ; for
tho drawing unemployment relief that It
not i has actually deprived many of bene
made possible the restoration of nor-jfllH which tiny were rightfully
IDAHO VANDALS
UPSET W. S. C.
COUGARS, 11-0
PHLMAN. Wushi (AP)-i-Kol-lowers
Of Ihe PnlversKy of Idaho
Vandtds saw u sight Friday for
wlileh they have been wMiing
for for nine years. The. saw
tho red Jerseyed Vandals rip
and tear through to a 14 to a
victory over the Washington
Htalu college font hall teaiv. A
vicious attack, consisting almost
entirely of line plays, and a
powerful . defense, trave Idaho
ono of th most glorious victor
i that will ever go iown in
the, .Silver and fJohl history.
Friday's game was played be
foro a crowd estimated ul 10.
ttOO, the large! ever assembled
on n Pullman field.
Washington State breaks aid
ed Idaho considerably. The Cou
irars made tltr yards from scrim
mage to 170 for Idaho, but de
spite that Idaho showed better
condition, better basic ability
aud a much more formidable
attack, Idtihn pluyed great de
fensive bull, twice holding the
'ougar eleven within Inches of
the goal line. Washington Slate
a 'so showed good defense.
Not until the dying moments
of the final period did the Ton
ga rs hold Idaho for downs and
then it was on the yard line.
ma I pre-war trade relations between
the Kureopean nations.
"I'ntil Labor's policy determines
rorelgn policy, and until foreign pol
icy is brought into harmony with
Labor gospel, Indus! rial prosperity
will nol uppear," dynes declared.
"Internal iouat harmony musl precede-
Ihe return to such conditions of
vork as we desire lo see In Indus
enlillod
i 'lynes and ol her 1 ,ahor leaders
are diligently striving to arouse the
rank and file of Ihe working classes
to a dVmand for a more nctWe ef
fort on the part of Ihe government
to end iinemploymenl, for they fear
that unless unemployment is tided
it may end trade unionism and ihe
Labor movement.
lu Onindo offside, f.-yurt p.-nulty beinc impo d
cud, Onrtty 1 foot. K. : r r fr louehduun. Kei
a ;
.titeobson 4 yards around I
present rate
thun 4.000 immi
grants cume to the Islands during the
first six months of the present year,
according lo reports obtained from
MODERN
LIVI
SPELLS RUIN:
Km
iHIIli
"TUffORE than twice ihe mileage of any tires we
1V1 ever used on our heavy stages in the Coast
Range" says another outfit that's discovered the
all-'round superiority of C-T-C tires. They won't
skid, either. Come in and take a look at them.
Harris French and I'laylc Oil Company
Irnionr Ih ulioul llirro lo Iwo. lie
i-.stllllllleil.
"I.'enr or smlilen Hliock niny cause
Insunlly. hul unlesH llirre l.l Honlr
lliliilt in I lie hraln that la nol just
rlKlit Ihe iiiiml will nol Hiiup," lr.
Hyde- Hiilil. '"I'lio Hume Is Irtie of ill-
; Heuse. I hero lire ninny diseases inai
rnuse Insanity, bill ir tile person Is
frm from hereilltary taint of insan-
lly nnil has n sirontr. Iieiillliy inin.l.
XT l r p in moat rases tile iltsease will not
Hospitals Overflowing , as, , ',rfn(., inii. j
Civilization Sueeds Ul). nio. msii of u- m me iarKrr!
Asserts rhysicutn.
rmsssseagsaeaat-
IM ') ASO TUBES"
xtr TIRES
icities is responsible for much , of the
MASHILLOV. O.. ( LN.H.) Civiliza
tion is "literally driving people mad." .
I lodging si reel ears, sidestepping
automobiles and eating rich foods
modern cont rlbuloi s to an in-
creasing percentage of insanity, Dr.
A. (1. Hyde, for ten years super! n- I
tendenl of MasMillon Stale Hospital,
told International News Service.
Tdaclntr bull on ft-vin d lln-. tb.rlty A yard:. Carity .,ver hut called back on ' ... service.
eonv. i t, d. Mlllon Kicked I .,
mlirrants, a.Hdl out of
end of run
mf lo (Mirlty who returned 4' ymd- on bi tlltaiit run, rumbling ut
Mit l.u (Irnnde rex-overed. Jmohnon r yards. I'
IA Onimiii penalized r yards ttifside. Milieu tnleivrpls itm. Milton bull on'
thflr l!-yard line, MUton Iomh 1 toot, pn.ns fulls, punts U liluss ;tf. yards.
Utiutt returning So yards, lo Milton IS-rd line. Kerr 2 yards for flrt
;i..s:'rt of those seeking
lotut of
perinanetil
residence tu the islands being Chin
ese. Of these 1.15 wert minors
under 1 4 yrurs of uge.
Japanese sutiects made u poor
, : jheroml wlih a total of :M V Kngllsh
down, no gain. Jacotsnu Kors 4
'da, placing bull on 1-yurd line
4 yards, Milton returning H yard. (iariiy intercepiK puss, trtvlng .a Orande
Ui bull on 4&'ard line. Jacnbsin pissed to t'hundhr for 1-yard gain
.tacobtmn 2 -nrdw. I41 Crande offside ft yards penalty, Kerr i yards, hnir rndr
Orando bull on Milton's l'r-ynid line.
:o; all other tmtionullttes made up
only
C1uintter ssn(iiry Itc-ips,
KKW YOIUf. (A I') Trlncipal
t rid Iron ft'sls scheduled tn various
toctkina of tho country today are:
lust.
Army vs. Alahsma Poly nt West
Tolnt. N. V. Columbia vs. Pennsylvania-
at Philadelphia. Cornell vs
fol?ot nf Ithncn, N. V. Durmnnih
. Vermou at Hurllngltm. Vt., Har
vnr4 v. Holy Cross nt (nmbridge.
iaaa Venn State v. Navy nt State Cnlorndo Cnlverslty;
MAItSltKIKLD Or. It. T. Spauhl-
coll- g.'. Ph., Pittsburgh vs. Syracuse biK, seeretuo of tht. Marshfleld chum
at New Yorlt, Princeton vs. Notre lh-r uf coinim'n'e, aa sutmiltted bli
hamu at I'rlnceton, N. J., Yale s.
Pucknell ut New Haven, Conn.
Par tst.
Pt:Minan. Washington Sla,te vs. Ida
ho: Weutti.t, V. 8. C. vs. Washington;
Herltetey. Oregon Agies vs. CiKfor-
Houhler, Hrlghum Young vs.
nla;
Colorado
Kaeh vear there Is a larger mini- ,
1 w.f if i 1 1 i 1 I I ...I ,..ll I ...I n II, ,. , I
pital." Dr. Hyde said. "We arc 4(H)
over normal capacity now, aud more
are being admitted dally. There Is
no doubt that the- speed wilh which
the world Is living is responsible
in part."
Infected teeth often cause Insan
ity, he Hald. and bad teeth due to
eating rich foods are more preva
lent today 1 ban ever before. For
that reason a denial clinic is main-
alned at the hospital. As soon as
n patient is admitted his teeth are
examined, and suspleious molars and
bicuspids are extracted.
Tonsils are next examined. Mad
tonsils cause insanity tn many cases.
Dr. Hyde said, and In all cases
where the tonsils are found lo be
diseased t hey are removed.
F-ai'gely PlnMcal.
"The study of Insanity is n matter
of elimination," ho ass. r ted. "We
correst all physical Ills so far us
possible, and in a majority of c::ses
an Improved mental condition re
sults. In fact, mental disease is now
viewed in the same light as physical
dMrS' !
"Many more cases of mental trou-'I
hie are being cured now than form
erly. This Is due to the fact such
diHea.se H are better understood and
also that patients are sent to the
hospitals tu earlier stages of Ihelr
trouble thun was formerly the cas .
refigniLttoii tu thr board of trustees, "It Is when mental troubles ure
but It has not j,rt hron uccepted. Mr. treated In the stages of Inception
Spaitlding euine her from St. Murles. thut cures ran be wrought, although
Idaho, where lio hud been In slmilur icven advanced cam s can l- f:e!ped
work. It is probable Unit he will ntf (rente.) vigornuslv."
MONEY
On Improved
Union County Land
Write J. C. Palmer,
' 225 Henry Blclg.,
Tort land - Ore.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
In
hvivd this secretaryship peforr tho
first of thft year. SvnnU offers In
other sections hav bera made to Mr.
Spaitlding rectuitly and hr maV re
turn to th InUnd mplr dhlrlel.
Mori men go insune than women,
but men ure more easily cut ed. I r.
Ilyile suld. Women patients cause
more trouble than male pathnts.
The proportion of male to female
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