La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 18, 1924, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWednesdayIJunel8Jin24. THE LA OttANDE EVENING OBSERVER r.. PAGE SIX We Are Underwear Fitters Stout men, fat men, slim men fitted accurately. . 'Underwear built for comfort a patented closed crotch. r ' CSOU 'HL Tift L Car rlAV (I raf ) - Mr $ MM Physicians Oppose ' Splitting: of Fees THICAOO. (AIM The secret di vision of fees by phytiicluiis, no chilled rtt splitting." was con demned and recommendations irtude for (he use of county socletler lli chgcklng Ihe practice, in 1 ho rc ' imrt of the judicial council or Un American Medical AKMoclallon, gl ch today ut I ho organization's con vention. 1 ' " Secretary Olln Went reported more than 00,000 member physic (film, 66.000 of whom are Fellows. lfi urged thi carrying of post graduate practical medical educa tion to the Individual meinlier or the county medical Hoclely ly the ventral organisation. It aim) wait broutrht out that ludny there Ih one phyHlctan for every 274 people lit the I'nlUsl tfiulc Tim council on medical ed licit (Ion and hospitals Indlealeil that (Jm number of medical schools In til' Flitted HtllteH IIOW represents JUNE The Month for - -Weddings , 'ia:si;NT.s nm Tiin'r.iaou At Iieii.soimlilu l'lici's. A vniidy til' Wi'ddiiiH Favors unci Cards fur I'diiKruUilaliuiiH, etc. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. SHERRY'S Last Sltowiiiy; ToihkIu Toisoiied Paradise9 The forbidden story of Paris and Monte Carlo Fillid n normal supply and Ih Hiirriclent to meet the demand for physicians. . "There are now (i.silo hospitals In the t'nlted States, ma of which uho Interns." the council declares. "Only ti'iO of these It -4 if hospitals using interns have been approved' hy the council us proper for giv ing Intern training- Many hospitals complain of a shortage of Interns, and ut tern pis uro being made by the council to meet tin shortage hy lengthening (ho term of the In 'ernHhip, and by securing more equitable distribution." Turkey 'vtls Women lust ill's (ONSTANTINOPI.K (V). The great need in Turkey llr female doctors, because, male phy sicians ure forbidden to uttend ort hodox Moslem women, has led I r, (leorge K. Vincent, director of (he ilocketuller Foundation here, to consider the extension of the American training school for nuines and the American .Medi cal "olleire for Women. MEMORUL FOR CHIEF PLANNED Harding Memorial Plan Is Reviewed in Article in Seattle Times. WALLA WALLA, Wash. (Spe cial) tntreeat In the proposition of a Harding .Memorial at .Meat-hum, Oregon, In accordance with hl'-aa advanced by S. A. Miller or Milton, Oregon, stale represent a live, uilil A. F. Alexander of thin city, U propoMli Ion that has been given considerable publicity in th" press of thlH district, Ik now helm; recoKiilzetl ami assisted ' by the larger newspapers of the north - W,M'' ' ' nui lioriz.; the Ksuani-i; of u suM- In his talk regariling the rno - j r,.m U,,ouni of gold dollars which men!, made" before the Chamber (twaVs find ready sale to collectors uf t'oiumeree. luncheon. Mr. Alex- J an, "t.nn t, r,.adlly sold at a pre ainler called attention to this fact, Mimili to cover I lie cost of con citing a comprehensive news story j Hlrucl'lon, securing of site, etc., of which appeared hi Sunday's issue ( lnc memorial. If necessary, he of the Keutlle Times under a two K;iy8( n unuiitlty of half dollars column heading. ltHo could be minted and sold at The movement hast also hern a premlutu. The souvenir coins given publicity In other larger i would carry the offlclal Oregon northwestern newspapers and has (Trail insignia on one fide and the been widely- discussed by' the 1 picture of President Harding on people of thiu Inier-mountuln 1 1 he other. Willi dates, etc., to ex countrv. all of whom have, shown 1 plain the purpose of the Issue. Interest In the evident possibilities for success, provided various or ganizations will, luke hold of the proposition and give It the re quired impetus to attract wider support and national recognition. As the Seattle Times story well It is here reprinted in full. It reads us follows: Plans for the erection of a me morial to President Harding atop the lilue mountains at Meucham, (he., arc ' beginning to assume definite form with the announce ment that u meeting Will be held soon nfiur August t to make def inite plan for the memorial and detdgnutlng the form it Is to take and the spot at which It is to be erected. Kor some time there has been a ipilet campaign for the erection of (his memorial on the spot where (he lute prcsidenl delivered an address on July 3, Ht23. The most talked of scheme piesumis the building of u vlstu house to serve both as 11 memorial and as a renting place for travelers ulong the Oregon Trail. It Is proposed that sufficient ground be obtain ed, ut least a section of hi ml, lo allow the establishment or a permuncnt camping park fMled with u conveniences. Including a golf course and that sufficient funds be raised to assure; its per petual maintenance. MiMi'tiient (iiilnhig timiiiut. Those most prominently Iden- Ittfled with the movement hellev I the erection of such U memorial wilh Its additional ullriiertve features us suggested would draw an unusually large number of people over (he Oregon Trail cuch season. They point out tin OIllKMIie. e... ... .... Ihu possibility of obtaining a I large trad of land In that region at ill reasonable price, with the possi bility thai the government inighl be induced to s. aside a tract of government land for the purpose. The movement is gaining im- menluni dally in Walla Walht, Milton, I'Yce water, Grande and Hake Pendleton, Lu , and has at- ONE OP AMERICA'S m m m a a m w 7 hoy or girl- Do you want lo make absolutely sure, be yond .ill ilntiln, tlMt your child will receive the bcnchi or' .1 tollcne cducuion even it yo shouM du.J 'ou can do so not; what ever the clidd's age, through West Cor.st Lite's Child's Educational Endowment I low often the average parent has worried ' over rhe lact that something unforeseen might interfere with his chiMren's educa ion! Under West Coast Lite's new plan you arc reliev ed of all worry a college education is gujutiterJ. Let us tell you more about this plan and how easily you Un take advantage of it. "A Service That Endurrj" est .. 1.... jCSrVlIrtl U tructcd the attention of the gov ernors of Washington uml Oregon both of whom have expressed hearty accord with tho plans ulreudy made. ' Tho organization meeting, which will be held ut the .McLoughlln high school In Milton, tin., (point chosen be cause of its central locution), will bo presided over by Representa tive H. A. Miller of Milton an temporary chairman. The spcak erM will Include Hepresentutive HMwiott of Oregon, Representative Hummers or Washington. Maor Hill of ' Walla Wallu, Oovcrnor I'ierce or tiri'Kon, (lovornur Hart of Wushluulon, and an Invitation' Ik lo be extended to Marshall Dunn of Portland, whose uhsorhlng In terest in the Oregon Trull ha.-i done iiiuch lor that national high way. Financing Siriue rropoMul fc .Irfrenum Myers. Htate treasurer of Oregon, has proposed u finani:- i lug scheme that is being favorably considered. He suggests that an effort be made to have congress Cold dollar lire a rarity and would probably be easy or disposal 1 hp Oregon I reasurer believes. The movement Is strictly a non partisan one. A. I'. Alexander of Walla Wullii, who has been busy ror the last three, months In awak ening Interest in the project, is a democrat or soul hern ext ruction. Mayor Hill of Wallu Walla, can didate ror governor on the demo cratic ticket. Is one oC Its stuueh est supporters, Oregon Coventor to Alii Covernor pierce of Oregon has signified his willingness to aid the movement in any way possible and has expressed himself as In thor ough accord with the plan. Doss ens of men and women of all po litical faiths, who have been In terviewed on the subject, have ex pressed themselves in a like man ner. The list of men und women who huve ulreudy expressed u willing ness to nerve us patrons and pa tronesses Includes: Governor Louis I. Hurt, of Washington: Governor Walter M. Pierce of Oregon; Jef ferson Myers, state treasurer of Oregon; Judge James Itnlcy. pio neer Jurist pud former superior court -Judge of rmatllla county, Ore.; Jtoy Kltne.r, Pendleton, stale senator; Judge Stephen A. Lowell or Pendleton; ItepreHcntative S. A. Miller. Milton; G. M. Hlce, First -National bank, Pendleton; Mrs. W. P. Winans. Walla Wallu; W. Moa- chani, president ir the Oregon Trull unsocial Ion; John (1. Kelly. Wallu Walla; Kverett Smith, Wal la W11M11; Ihn K. Kill, mayor of Walla Walla; Mrs. S. II. 1,. Pen roue, Walla Walla; Mrs. J. (.'. I locked. Walla Walla; J. Scott, ... .. ..,,, ll.,.. ""''" " " i Milling company and mayor of l-'reewaler, (ire.; J. V. Tallman, Tul I man lrug company, Pendle ton. lijscreliou Isn't an inborn quul- lt generally appears at about time of the second blister. STRONGEST COMPANIES for vour Coast Lira INSURANCE COMPANY , HOME OrriCE-SAFRAMCiaCO (Opportunity available lo experienced l.ir lnusi.ince salesman as Pistnet Manager) Brotherhood Official Tanlac Credit For Oldest Member of B. ,R. T. South of Ohio Keeps Medicine in His Family Medicine Chest ' K. Waller Trippe. 824 Heab building. Atlanta. (.! legislative representative Itrotherhood 1 tall nay Trainmen. '. and oldest men her of Hit' I trot her hood sdilh of the Ohio Itlver, lends his name to further ( he cause of Taeniae, the medicine that has pro veil, of such great' benefit to htm. Mr. Trippe was formerly freight and passenger conductor on th H -aboard, V." A., KouihVra "nd A. & W. P.. He numbers his 1 ail row. d friends by the' score und Is also a popular, fraternal order man. Mr. Trippe has also served us usslstant collector Internal rev enue. Northern district of Geor gia, and Is now a publisher and editor. "I hfcvo njot Irven without Tan lac In my medlclm chest tn S years,' said : Mr. Trippe, "but t have had two experiences with it that stand out especially in my history. Once when I came In from my run" .with, my stomach nil upset ami my dlcetttton Jiv ubo it w recked. Tunlae proved ef fective and I began to swear by It. Again following an accident that kept me in bed for a long (line and pulled me down to a mere shadow of myself, 1 turned to Tanlac and It built my weight right up and rvc me back ad the energy and strength I ever, hud. . . 1 Copy for Ihla column must b In by 9:00 a, m. Itlg liaiicr . Zuber hall, tonlte. Wednesday 18. Lindsay's Orchestra. 6-18-tt Ihilidruff killed, loss of hair stop ped over night. Seo Dr. de Orgler, Glass lrug .Store. G-lS-tf I'nblk Strnogriiplier - Kastern Oregon Music Co. 6-lC-l: An Invitalhin. . The lEiehardson's Art & Gift Shop Invites you to an Art Kx h I bit of framed pictures at their shop. Thursday, Juno 19th. At (his time you will have the opportun ity of seeing one of the largest and most, attractive lines of pictures shown In America. The shop will be open In the evening for (hose who cannot get In during the day. 0-17-t t'orreet this sentence: "Let" s make him leuder of our gang," chorused the boys, "because he has long curls." Summer lrr4rtptioii.. Life is a cycle of accidents and HI ileuses. These things coma unex pected. Oftentimes unheralded. When KlekneHs arlsrs; reniember, this Is Ihe eapable drug store. Th ptace w here you can have pre scrlpllons put up In a dependable vay. Thero is an ussuruueu of giial ity. an assurance of cur red ness, there Is a guarantee of whatever sallKfactory tchuIIs good medicines properly put together cun glvn, A Kiiiii" nH . your in-junuurn -nm m m you that this Is a fine place to come to have prescriptions com pounded. We do not charge extra for delivery of itrencrlpllons. Mil vert horn-Wright's Family Drug Store. 6-17-tf Kezenm. ringworm. Itch, all skin liseasen Itemedb'R. Treated by thi' ICuropeiin skin specialist. Call Glass Drug Store. C-18-g" For Immediate delivery. White IMne llox & Lumber Co. 1-u Grande. Ore. C-13-tf Deuby had faults, no doubt, but he didn't begin by advocating an other amendment. Sack FIND IT HERE WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG KOOVER.1ZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries Restoring Health km "Not only has Tanlac helped me, but I know so many of the brother trainmen who have hcn fltcd by It that 1 often cull Tan lac the railroad man's best friend." Tanlac is for sale by all good drug-grists. Accept no substitute. Over 40 million bottles sold. Tantie Vegetable Pills for con stipation; made and recommend ed by the manufacturers of Tan lac. Adv. The plan of Washington Is well advertised aud the people ure learning every cruuk and turn. Ik'autlful Pictures. If you haeo u good negative or picture which you would like lo have larger and in its natural col orings, take It to Richardson, "Tho Art Man," and he will make it nny size you wish. He gives the sam? personal attention to your pictures t lint he does to his own views, 'lake your picture work to Ulchurdsou's Art it Gift Shop. 6-17-51 The reason tho art of conversa tion languishes Is because It. is hard to practice without listen ers. 1 The Ideal 1 lessen This, of course is Huge I wood lei Cream, the Ice cream we feature also their sherbets. We beg of you nut to compromise your health over a hot stove. Order of us any iuun tlly at any time. We deliver at any hour you rei"est. Keep open early ind late. Telephone Main 3S. Hulk cream 25c a pint. 5 tie a iiiart. ltrlck cream 3c n pint, fine n iiuart. Silver! horn-Wright's Kam- lly Orug Store. C-17-tf Freckles, liver spots, acne, black-1 heads positively removed wilh Dr. de Orgler'a renwdles. Glass Drug Store. G-lS-lf 5c llcmsl Heliing re All work guaranteed. Mrs. K. Tuekey, 1S0H Second SI. U-G Fit WlndNhlelds and Hide Small Tracts Several H lo 5-acre tracts jihst north of Klveislde l'urk. Close to the new mill site. . Hut 0110 mile from the business center of lite city. , These tracts ure very dculruble and urn doHlngo.it quickly, i'rtred tow ' and on convenient terms. See us about these fur further par ticulars. Wm. Miller &Co. Del Monte Flour $1.89 mi iia wiv;a win m 108 Depot St,, La Grande, Ore. Glove Silk Underwear Beautiful Practical Economical! An opportunity to ob tain desirable, dainty un dcrgnrmcnts ut an excep tionally Jow price. $1.19 Uloomers, Step-IiiH, Che mise, und Gowns in deli cate colors attractively trimmed. Materials of c re pes, voiles and 'novelty; nain sooks trimmed with laces, embroideries and ribbons. nt every make of car always In stock at ltlchardson's Art & Gift Shop. Tour Job done right now. We cut all sixes of headlights and wind deflectors. Servieo und th right prlco our motto. ti-17-51 Attractive Service. Added to tho true excellence of every fountain product, wo give a service that Is unexcelled In promptness, in courtesy; In neat ne8s.' in attractiveness. Everyone who patronizes our fountain will tell you so. Silver! More-Wright's f 'ulnity lrug Store. 6-17-tf It's a sad und disappointing world and nobody ever gets to bo us Important as he feels at lti.. . sutVK'i; i,irrri:it i . Telephone Trading -U. member tills! When It Is hard to come to the store It la easy to telephone. One the face of this is an offerind we assure you sin cerely given, to deliver anything to you anywhere a! practically any time you say. The service with every ((Utility of satisfaction and our reputation of living up to our promises guarantees -this sails fac tion. Something you want in a hurry, you simply say wo and It 1 .Bath (Gaps and Shoes Look these over first. All new. 15c up Newlin Drug Co. Per Barrel $7.56 'IncorparaUdi 475 DEPARTMFNT STORES there ulmost before, you know II. If It Is .something you can wait for, give ua, the benefit of your time and perhaps others in a great er hurry may be better Berved. Hut telephone us for anything we sell Pllverthorn-Wright's Family lnig Store. C-lC-lf 8c HciiiNtltililiix Re j Pleating, button holes, button! covered, stumping. Mall orders giv en prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Fancy Art Goods, I). M. C. thread and llaby Wear, The Htltehlng und Art Shop. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 11 15 Adams Avenue. 1'iiorio Main 533. 0-1 1 -If, Hair on bald heads dn 'Mi days. Guaranteed by Dr. de Orgler. Glass Drug Store. C-lS-tf . : NtMtial. See Ihe now dinuerwnr wpeclal In tin window at the UichardHoii'u Art & Gift Shop. Wo always save you money on dlnncrwarc. G-17-51 Rent,, sell ana repair all makes tewing machines. Ask about (res dressmaking courso. White Hew ing Machine Co., New Foley Bid. MX-W 12-27-tr Comedy ";J(m DAYS"