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Saturday, May 3, 102L THE LA (IKANPE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE-SEVEN Foot and Mouth Disease Described by Dr. W. V.y II. W. I.VTI.K) Stale Veterlnarlen. J'uUt Ulld IllOUlll (lisiasu Is an iiiijif! :i ii'l II hunt any doubt , the most highly Infectious disease that attacks cither man or beast, luund chiefly In cuttle untl other cloven hoofed uni mills. It doc, however, affect practically all ani mals and ll is doubliul if niiy wiirm-bloodt d iinimtil tak n as a eks Is actually Imiiiun Tin majority of losses In an I -demlc aru confined to cattle be cause they are perhaps tin- most auscop tilde, followed closely by garbage fid 1 1 off a which have their r slsinneo reduced because of be liitr fed garbage. N xt In uni r of susc'pllbllily conns slu-cp mm goals. .Many of those experienced and inmil h dif Is endemic, th it in foot and monili discus control j js p (mucks practically all animals, report that sheep carry a hl.-;h uric attack doe not confer lin percentage of iniiiiuniiy. Init In a I trmnliy. True, tin- actual mortuMty Jur-jo hand lli.rt- will In hoiih f' ''nr death rat.. Is only, about riv nnlinalH that will taku tlu illsniso, r v nr. hut Un Injury to tho anl- JiMirir Uh! I'lillr.' hand must be dt;-Klroji-d. Then i some ilil'iVrt'nri; of opinion iilMtut tin- juiHct ptlhiuiy ; ' of deer, antelope anil wild cloven hoofed Kami'. The most auihorl 'allvo sources of Information dsis 1 thrc anlinalH at the end of the , iisi for KUHcepiit'iiuy; nenee ineris, niipears to be llttlu Kromids for f KTBVi?, concern over Ihe'ltkeiihood t ui :Miese auunais Pwunnn- a Hourre 0r (rreat nan-er even inoujwi nas avcr-ed about, eipju years, - ac, ompanylny this w'll oeeaslonal thiTf: was Infection in their midst as there has now been seven, sep- )v, M0,"ir, a Kmttckin of the Th part played in the dlssemlna-I urate and distinct outbreaks'in tlui,',,.;, (rni,nv animals do not do this tlon by water fowl' and birds la a ! 1'nlted States. The first three wcro ;, -.... Th(! 'Position of Ihe aomewhai mooted question. There , is grounds for thlnklnjc that shon jump: are attrlhufahh! In Honi'j ' now import oo animals without lin, animal If mo.ed about (ases to Hies.- nancies, but hui.ihcy are kept In quarantine (will: be lame. Hos do not show! jumps Of the infection Is most like-( nionihs, which (fives time" for tf!! mouth lesions to any extent, bin ly duo to Mime olher carrier. No t disease to develop and we do not , hccom vvry inie, so muci' s ' one should unnecessarily expo; j Import an'imaU from any country j (Jl;! lury 1rr(tiently run on their! their calile to fields!)! which wild when ford and mouth disease Is , ir.ct.i. yiMllli under buhlnd snueal t fjocsi! are lf;;htlnK', bid Ihe pastures should be safe after ii day's ex posure I" Ihe sun, as Ihe Infection Is d.".-troyed by Ui-enty-foor hours ' lt' D ROADWAY AT SlARiv Portland, Ouii. YOU Alt!- AHSl'UKD A I'JSIISON At, HOSI'ITAUTY AND JND1VID UAI, A'lTKNTION v Ihrouji'li the combined elToits oC a xlalT, who after yaws of tniin-undei-slaiid tlie needs of. the Iriivcliiur jiiililic. MUSIC, DANCING and the II EST TO KAT AT Arthur M. Meyers Manac Easy to Tune the HE ACOCK Radiophone Jt is the easiest radio lo tune on the market tj ilay. A slight turn of the dial and the result is slnrlliu-r. Perhaps tin: second sketch in this advertisement in i ix h I seem ovcrdi awn lull op erators of one of our nulio sets have heard stations as far away as Ha vana, Cuba. Tlie lleacock lladiophone is a.s ileal- perfection as they can be made tit the present lime. 0. iM. lleacock, who has over 15 years expeniiienlal ex perience, personally supervises their construction aii'I. many feiluivs that make it so perfect, are his own desijru. You must hear one to appreciate' iL- value'. Call us fur a dc ministration today. We also handle other slamlat makes of radio. Prices range from $s!0 to S.'idll. Heacock's Radio Service Enterprise, Oregon. exposure to MiiiiUhl and i1r', d" sh-ating winds perhaps' dc.st roy the liiu-ctiun In u few hours. filial llOtr till! lliM'HT sprtwl we tin not know. It irmelcd hi k Jt toot) mile to Ik-vwiiio ImpIauUxl In (all Torn la hs ho liifeetlon was nearer limn .Ytla niiil tho Philip pine where it CUtX OI)IlflllllHlly a It duo hi practically nil of i:u- i-opi. epUn t.n. Ili1ttli and t'linillM'l I'.lt-i. ii exists In Soot 1 1 America aim Iui tratcted as fur north us Ilomhira In Central America. The question Is often asked "Why Is (tltitiqfhirr control nec.es- Kipy? The reason for ihls Ih. fou umI Is permaiu uL mid U many I l iises HUniiKrulnous; they heoome htt rlh', nhnrt. Icwc wdtftit milKtn. lose tlK-tr hoois aiui lose . a eonslderatdo itronortlon of tlielr efilclcney. hence they ro aa a ; dass iiniirofitiihle iniiiiials and 1L i when viewed from u. siriciiy economic standpoint, better to hill theni off. pay tin bill and be rid or the tnrecMon for a ierion iua d finitely traced to the Im porta- tlon of animals from Kurope. known to be present. Tho fourth : and fifth outbreaks were traceable. lo vaccine virus shipped frni Jap Rn for Ih" purpose nf nuililn;" liu- nn for Ihe purpose ,,r nniklny hu- ; ' " " " ' i Symptoms H. Lytle j man smallpox vaccine. Hnfor j timitidy anil unknowingly the uni mal that ihl.t - vun-lim was taken irom nu.i tool atfi niouiii uih.-u-j usavoII a.s i-owpov and u ln u lnoi-u- latci into taivi-H h. n- In Aim ruil sLMh InrrcUon probably orliriuaUd In hides -Importvil rroin xumn for- d-n Lountrv and wuh tho mot so- in country nun w.uh uio mom - VI T luro-iton Mini hn havo vi:r hnd. Twenty-two stated were In fected and Urn expense bill for lu d'!inity .alone wu.. nhlo mUllon dollars. Ny one 1oull itoubt the ahllhy to auccussfully cope with the t.'alirornla liul break when w-i recall what was done by the I'. K. bureau of anhual Industry and tlu? cooperating HUit'.'.i In the l!iH out break. lust wlett are tlie symploin In the bculnnlni; It Is well to re- j member that blister. (r vesicles j furiiX In the mouth of cattle aiui jaLo It 'tween and around the defis of the hoof uf all dovun-huofe.1 ,,.,,,. uJun;r lltM rri)mhiy ,-. i.iii-. .nut..rie.n...w ! here Is ii .relatively hlu'h fever .....,.,... -irvel- Ih ...'.. 4.,' ,.u .nui.u..u ti t- i...,.. ur UIllMnV drdm, on of 1 he milk i It lev;, laliffotir, because of Ihe bl.- , ......... ..i... : ..,.i..i,tM in ihe mootti ih p, H dndUn-or froihln- of sail !Ui;:t Is finite iiolleeabje, oiteu ai- pfarln; aa lather' for a shave, an y j ,,, wlll h lllimped tmri ft- ! !nuP,y Ooe P- wlll be held up j with pain and stl ou their ' lmiinelies. Sheep aud floats do not ( easllv become, hi feet ed and show nttlll nlol)h H1). f00i irsions. I'au tie, when th' lr ino"uthN are opened I j show wlelcs or hitters filled i with a yellowish fluid which are j fre.)iuu'ly on tin wirfnee of llor ' tfitine and as lare. as a hazel nut 1 and when pressed will rupture. , Around the ffiims Ihe bl'slcrs lire 'smaller and leave h square cil;;i' 'afler rupturlns:. futile, when (jei ' Uiif otr the disease sliow only mild symptoms au.l tinlmal Inocu ,laliun niu.s! !: report to to deil ! ultely dlaim.se the disease. One's j :.u: picJon should lift aroused .(at w hen a considerable iium- i her of eat 1 1", sheep or ouls show j above s inpfotus. (b) wlieJi hos ruunlii;r on same farm show liimeneHs. (e) when there is xi history of j possible exposnre. 11 ' l(eHirt sjiould lie made to a ! eerlnnrlnn mid great care should t be eere'sed In evjitnlnlittf all anl- j ma Is wit Ii sore mouth or Toot v m pi on is, because sevr-ral vry i rosily iiilsikrs have pi-en made i and it is quite diffle.i'lt And nlmux! linp'.issible to diagnose with eer- lalnly some cases., A voterinarhin who has yen tho disease . should j be ealbd before suspicious cases arc finally released. All suspicious ease.s should bo held under pre- J cautionary tpiu ran line uni II defl-1 tiMoly dispo sed of. All neighbors ;hoiild bit k1"!'! away from any, Misplcloiis case. l Is I'fd linaieil Unit ninety per cent of (he disease outbreaks are spread In Mils man-! ner. ..lust hen the disease is Jbrenkin: ; viin i J ITS ? II Is most Ini'ccilou! I ire the dangerous spread- Ninety per cent pf all fool and hiouth disease eases are spread by btimini a'-ndes carrjlntr contani- iiualion on their clothes, and feet. Tlu Infection Is inost likely lo be 4-arried twelve hours after contact because Ihe sun kills l In Iweiity fniir hours ami ilry w lrnls much more quickly. The virus Mint causes the dis ease s found In Ihe ri if 11 of th- blisiers, in contaminated saliva j jalel in meats, hhhs and raw by-' ; products from Infeeled animals. (iarbtiKe In an Infected district is t parMcularly dangerous; 11 Is al ways dangerous In any community 'and should be cooked before betn , fed. (The Oregon Uve Stock S ia itury poard has a refutation that requires all wirbne fed to be cooked, see that this s enforced.) Ports of ocean entry are always possible sources of dantp-r. Sirt ' pletuus cases should be reported to the siaie veterinarian. HUNT'S. I'on't let outside people from unknown districts afl I'ailforniA : visit yynr herd." , Mon't employ laborers from 'all- I'ornia. ):e.(ulro all to dlsinfecl Uhetr shoes ainl wash Ihelr elolles. fion't v'vtL i-red'-nc-! to rumors., ! If fool and inoiPh disease apH-arsl .It will be In your daily papir. j ' Oon't rep. -Hi ruiiiors, It burls your sf;.te and set your Inform.- i Hon from authentic sources. Poii'l rr t panicky or exel!. d. j The Infection Is now mi" hundr -I ; miles further away than two. nionllis a-i. Th--re Is safely in-j ' d 1st a nee and Mu- divase c. nt'-rs are kno'vii. .The .-.pretid .xl. d In t'ulijorntit two monMis 1m Tore th v. knew It. We did ni j;el it tlo-n. i We should Hot II now. lie can - fnl !.int be calm. CLAIM I'lllST I.IIUtAIlV i Itivi.imii:ii i vi:st! A.MKSVMJ.i;. uhlo. rINSi -.XI-Ihou-li local i si'l nis admit th.i He- Ul, o Pniv. rsity al AUi- i:.', n iir hel'f. was Hm- tin.t college w i l ei Hl- Alleghany MuuiOau s, I i y ln sisl that tire ihsi pt.hilc Itlo-ary csfaldishi.il here. Nt". I Jiitfh.ud plulivers. n.lMilli, li.ri: In lie early du)S. i stubiisie,d Hie ' 'ounsi;tii l.i bru ry." which Is l:1torieniy f;. IHuUs. Hoy Seutlts uh nellti:; a lo eublli In Hie centre of fe x. laf" to LUiiibi- luotutc th-- horary. DUKE OF YORK ADOPTED AS THE SCOTTISH PRINCE 1 .0 N I M i N .MM - Nut to 1m out done hy Wales, which can honst uf Mm mvii royal prince, an Influential group of Scotchmen have ehusvn Albert, I Hike of York, to be the unofficial Prince of ttcolhind. !.... ti... tl ii...... ni,,,.(t SfoiIan.I of Its royal ,u. soot.-lint.-u havo had onlv two nr thr,,(, rayo- prhuvn allotted' to ,,., hv ,,. Kr;u,-V of ,,u.lr i.;nitHh W11, ,k(1 ,( vrviHO u u,.rn, ., r rri-i-ihim in m lrctlnir , Ml,,l"m 1,1 I"K ) rovU ,,rinro of Iholr own. . i .. , . ; , """I'liiiini iiiK-u-iiiiK .!- in;-. : usunnis pHCMiyill IHvllte I IIK'HO 'anniversary dinner of tlu1 lllffhlnnd !: presbytery, anil rcncwtil of the ! Society, at whirh the tuk'. of ; eont roversy 1 that. Iimm ceiitero'l ! York was prevent, took the lultla- ; about the-,, Tie-v. Hurry Kmcnton Ittve In alidlu;7 hltn aa their fa- ' Koydh k. .Vcw York. pastor, arc r i vorite son. Th"1 Scotdiuieii pointed i pected to ttke up i much of tho j oui that the !uke id' York Ii1h jhne of ?hf l.Jltith n'miual nssonihty i IM-UI n St'ottlsli lltlo "Tho Kur( of !-.of;thh trrsb)trrlun diurch-of tho j Inverness" and that furlherinoro t I'mlte'd Htutrfl here "May 2 5-28. lie hail married u Scottish duehe-w ,.,'and I hey did not nek-el to nolo I that he Is a!.o Scottish byjllica. In tlu' coursi. of hfs Hieeeh the Huki' tu' York acknowledged the t-oinpllinent. The selection has precedent In "" '"" f "Hf commndatcd the expressed deH.re of I he Scotch mid made one of his nuns ihe I Mik of I'hirenec. Vic toria hastened lu treat all her Hub- -",,,s 'Mually. making her second s Ihe Ooke of Kdlnburr. Ill' ! third son the Ouko of ('onnau)it I for Ireland, and the fourth son ! w is created I Mike of Albany an Knf;land'a own. j weorjjo IS ill a pusuiuo iu eui- inlaie his grandmother, lor he hail hvn sons who are not yet attached i - to lineal titles. - ,r.t77;TTr7 iUUbl(i iAilhh IN TURKEY ARE NOT TOLERATED j ANCOKA, Turkey (Ap Uabld Turkish uailonallsts who are mix- i iloiis lo rid Turkey of all foreign' 'liauieH end lo eliminate all forelEn words from the Turkish hinffuaj;e, have mi ruck a snag" In the nain-i j of the capital lis. -If. Angora Is i only a sH;;lil modification of the I old Cre.-U name Aneyra. I As I i reek names are the wor.U ! horl of n il flag's to flre-ealln 'Turkish nnllotialistH, many of the1 1 yiniiiir'T leaders wanted lo change i the iiame of Ho' caidtal. Tunaiy j Kiliol );', the poet. has l.e.-n ; specially activ" in Ihe cmupalffii 1 for the eradh ..ii"u of re-k ninnes j bu b-s.x Idealistic and no re ma ,tur" parly ni"ii apparenlly hiLve a. :reidimr ihat ihir are many really Imporlaul affairs of state whhh hhoiild be uttend'd to before a wholesale nil era lion of names In attempted, something wllcfi may result In ureal confusion. ' 1 (ireek names of unlmporlant places have "been ruthlessly nernpf. pel. The prince's Islands In the Sea of Marmora, off fonstanll noplc which, bore the ,ireek natiit-j protl, llnlkl and Prinklio are now i -nihil K ina II. Purvis and Key- . bley. Street names also have been changed quite jp-neHilly ' lif l 'on: tanllnople. In Kadlkfd, Which lies on Ihe iqqioslle 'side of the p.ONphorns from Consianllnopte, '21 Oreek street names were altered-to Turkish names. .:- A congress has been called which wlll meet In Anu-ora to consider ihe purificallon of the Turkish litiifiusfre by the clfmlnntlon oi Arabic and Persian words, with a view' to .milking Turkish the uni versal moans of communication for nil MohamincdmiM.: ' . Stricken .la pan Plans P i In llulht llo-c Madllini I TfKK, (AP) The wave of sia .Ihiin buildiut;. which Mias swepi university cenlers of Ihe ' ImlP d Stales since 'Hie war. has" reti;lied j.lapan. A stadium with a en plieli y loT r.a.ioMi. which can e.aliried !lo .mi.OUM. is lo be bntll this sjiHiik and summer about half way bJ I I ween Kobe and Osaka, oil the line of the llanshln Kleelrle Hallway. which is coustrnoilni; Ihe p:urk.. - liasball diamond. Ill Hvhlt'h Ihe lat.-sl iileas III Use In bit 1'U siw parks In ihe Pnlt.-d Stat, s will be hitrodue.-d. will be ready, for use first, but the stadium will have also runnlUk' IrneU. faellltleft for field events, and a hwIuiiiiIuk p-'-vlllon. Tlu last Is made possible, by tic- stadium's location oil the s acoast. The sladluiu will be Ihe. largest In Ho- Dri.-ni. and one ef Hie lars i si In the world. Tin- treiii'-mlous p jpulnrlty of bas ball In Japan is conshh-red a jruarant'-e thai scafhifc' capictty of the nark will be fuMv r b-1. Jesse Grum lull liivrisuT -o(im;v I r -i -l I' lily holUlt tin: ut it. p.jrt of i In: l;.iMi.ilini m..i.i i;i 1 1 1 y r;l!)'ii'lni-y for ll'illl Altor n -y. If m.r'iiiuHtJ un. c. ctcd J will fui'l.ftMy pcrfunu ll,.j duti-.i of llic offl.-t. JKfSIj Cl'.lM. (TttlJ .iv.i p V i . T Y i Jt : " w fctMTg-f.Wl.iWllWli IB" CHURCHMEN WILLGATHER v.-, wu.i Modernism at Next As RCinbljv Is., nqjoi-t ...... . -KJ;d ' und,mttmillK - ttllrsatloiw of undue niodrml.-uu . amonc iTeshy- .rlMn i..ii,.nUri.4 ..i.u-- . " " "w The pfrtpoxet uuliieatluti of the p r-c s by t c r in n -Oonpreq-itlonal fhurehes. and sdeiitlon of a mod erator to-succeed the ' Itev. -(.'hnrlet i' U't'hurt; who retires, ,ulao are Yk carded as ma Iters of huHhie.-t-t certain to. cretp jiiore than casual lniere.-t Mmon t ho fl!(i eonimls loner,H who are lo attend. " , - The Vew Vnrlt prb tery, to Every. housewife soki, some ny reputable niiic.i a nousc" lie. nas u.Miuic in scicciiiiH ineji!;iil iiuienmc. JudgBy These Standards l. IT MUST aVaSII CLOTH lis AUSOLUTKLY CLEAN WmiOUT IN IUItY, ' IT MUST ;iH5 EASY AN I) SAFE T.0 Ol'ERATE. V JT MUST I1AVE l'UOVEN ITS DIj!l'ENI)AlILITY BEYOND tlUESTION. . . 1. IT MUST ;hE . TKOUBLE PltOOF, LOW IN UP KEEP AND GIVE A LIFETIME OF SERVICE. Oil t ""of all tlie electric washing machines which we ' 'have Iiad the opportunity to sell to our customers, wj . elected and liavc sold the THOU for the past ten years. . It is the one electric washing machine which will meet the alwve: standards. " Satisfied Tl 10 K users in La Grande sold more ma chines for us every day until Ave were able to order a full; carload at one time and offer the following terms: $ i '. : & DOWN and 16 O $8.75 per month " ' .';.'., . ' Vrn EVEUV AVASUEIt SOLI) IN THE NEXT 28 DAYS WE WILL V 25-I,OUND 1'AlL OF HURLEY WASHER SOAP. This specially prepared soap is regtilarly sold at $5.7.) per pail and now T1I0R have this soap lor Ihe low down payment of Make Arrangements to have your first washing done Th WAS111N CTON A VEX which tho, last general uasombly referred charKes of unduo modern Ism luado uuliist Itev. Koadlek. Hctlu pastor ol tho l'trst i'resby lerUn church. New York, has re ported Vr. I-'osdlck's ridlK-io'ua lena us Meemtliir .lir it not sub- led to lust erltlilsm. A inlnoiltv report to the assembly here is ex - peeled to rcnVw the uilack of thy funUutueninltsts. - , , ,', . . Tho ehnrtte that the h ca - jo , ii,t i i raeiiisi views in mic maner oi ine ludlvldual'.i hick of rxM to pledge himself not to share In warfare, qven though his country be ut war, Is expected lo IuIhk: spirited debulo un Ihe flotr. 1 . Several names are lielmr heard ; In conned Urn with the office of j moderator. Most prominently mentioned are the Itev. iTnrence K. Macartney, pastor of the Arch; street Preubyterhm church, I'hlht-t dolphin; tins Itev. Itoberl K. Speer, secretary of the Presbyterian board of foreign mlssluns, and the Itev. j Chm-lcs M, I'lrdurui, professor of practical theology and Ihe KnPsh t Pltde nt prince! on Tlu'ol(;lca!j Seminary. Charleit Kvan Mushes, necreiary Of state, has accepted an Invlla- j Hon to address Ibe assembly the; evening of May I'ft. j Kurd may ho out of polities, but If doesn't follow I hat pel II 1cm Is oul of Ponl. To Judge A n Electric Washing Machine ''M0-1' needs and desires an .dealers and some by ily - a iveek --Jess than A demoustnilioii does not ohligate you in any ny, JUST PHONE OR COM E TO e Electric Store 'Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "ALWAYS AT YOUR U E. DEATH PENALTY NOT FAVORED BY BRITISH WOMEN l.OM0 (Al) I'or the rtbolt- !,l,' i,( tJPltal punishment and to ! "Mu'r Pll''t u private i meinbers Idtl has boen framed and ! i backed by Mrs. Wintrlnfrhatii, - . , . ' ist .lewson, (ieore liusbur' and members of tlie house of commons. In the ease of murder r trea son ihe penally proposed In tho bill will be penal servitude lor life. The sentence Is lo be a fixed one, subject to the qualification thai If the Jury lias recommended the LA GRANDE IRON WORKS j MACMIVi; HIIOI' ANJ1 IOLMHIT ' ' All Kl(iiln tit Alnt'liliicr;, Aiiloiiiofillc-x r.rt Trir llrpatrtxl' Ovprlmnlnl unit .tpl)lllll ' Airljli-un Wil.lliiit of All Kind. ' f'jllntlrr Hurinit And rrrize rilon.j ' i rritiikNiinriM, risiDnn ami ri.tofi rin. UrcitMind (ilM I. Trial , D. FITZGERALD Prop. i electric washer. So many by - night, high pressure sales 'people, that.soine- Months to Pati or about $200 your laundry bill SERVICE" couvlctrd' person lo mercy. Ujq court of crtuUnjtt appeal may re duce th?tenh,6f servitude to any shorter term, not Jew. than tgsu years.,. . In xt'iisca . other- than murdor (r trcaaon, tho court 'mij;'pa:)a a aan tenqo 'of penal aerxiude for ltte.Hjr Imprlsonmcut ' with' :or without hard labor, for any term not ux. eccdlns: two years. I i The blltdoes not affect any la bility under fiaval or military liw. The Jlnhlllty of persons under HJ remains unaltered..; . j 1 Correct 'hlss'eutenee: ''I'm itot scared. " unld- lit tlu W'HHe; ' Al ways pel hundred on 'rlihnietlo rumination." - . i I J . , I . washers art now being'. 'i, , DELlVElFftEE'A , : ' you can .jUirt using a $5.00. '. hy ft ! r" PHONE MAIN U ft F r
