La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 19, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 19, 1924. TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEtl r Removal of Explosion Victims f GLAND THEORY OVERRATED IS DOCTORS VIEW CHICAGO AP).-Itcjuv.natton by transportation of tiny kind or glands was branded aa mythology before the surgery section of the American Medical association, by Dr. Clarenco A. MuWllllnuia, New York aurgoon. In an uddrcas to day. Tho speaker conaldcred the a object In relation to akin grafta or grafts of Intornal organs from one - creature to another, "In numerous instances I can point out where tho uniform ro a j It la tho disappearance of the grafted tissues,' Ir. MoWllllams asserted. "The scientific reason Is that between animals of the sanift species, even, thero aro un known biological differences that provent the survival of tho trans planted arteries. Reported aic cesses would Indicate that- these grafted organs, 'seem to talte,' but they suddenly dlsappcur, In a few weeks at tho moat. - "Tho aaine facts 'govern the grafting of akin from one Indi vidual, to another. In order to grow,' akin must bo taken from tho same person. A ppa rVnt sue - cess of other individuals' grafts la explained by the fact Hint the patient's , own skin grown under the transplant and pushes It aside." 'Plastic surgery holds Hie greatest promise to Ihoao having either congenital or unfortunate ly acquired facial deformities," he added. "A hideous deformity may bo transformed Into a scarcely nutlceubln disfigurement." : Carrying the dead and injured from the U. S. S. dreadnautrht Mississippi to the hospital ship Relief following an ixplosum during range practice off San Pedro, Calif. Forty -eight officers and sailors were trapped in a gun turret fc;by the blast when a heavy charge of high explosive flared back from the gun breech, filling the turret with deadly :? :ases. , ' - ....... m K HA 1 Tn I ANCIIACF I - ;- Many New Ones Filched i From Other Tongues; 2,500 Adopted Each ; Year Is Report. (Ity Alexander Herman ):?'-,-' ' NKW YOIIK. ( N KX Kieeliil) low's your vocabulary today? Is It up to the minute so Hint yoit know what "Myoblat" means? Or are you Severn I monllia behind In (ho "Keofflaw" period? New words are coming Into our language at the rate of about 250 a year and even the man who writes the dictionary luuj trouble keeping up with them all. He la lr. Frank II. Vixeteiiy. iitf.iiM.riu.r ...lll.,,. ,.f V. Wtit I nulla New Standard Dictionary and! author of many books on- word ; usage. , ' "Amerleana," he aaya, "are the greatest linguistic pirates of all time, in the matter of acquisition of our speech we are governed by ino law. We take what we need of lother people's language whether i they like it or not. "As a result, wo hold the key lo n universal tongue, that some dny perhups will dominate the earth." Among recent additions to our language, which you should know. If you want to he up to the latest in linguistic style, Dr. Vbsetelly points out, arc: . Kvaraj:. From , Itrllish India. Term that stands for lis "Hlnn J'ein" movement which la trying lo establish cultural and political de velopment under native Influence. J it ney : From t he French "Jet -ton" a piece of stumped miial used as a counter In card-laying or reckoning. ; An English - expert agrees wit ' this origin, but claims that its corruption In our term for in five-cent piece, is due lo the rokney of (he London Hsst-Fnders MKs Mills Dcfealnl. WIMHUKOON. (Al) MIns Hel en Mills, American woman tennis champion, was defeated in the sin gles matches In team event today between American and Mrllislr wo men representatives. Mrs. Phyllis Cove 1 1 of England won . In tin straight sets 6-2, fi-4. HIGH COSTS IN GERMANY FAIL TO ENRICH MANY RHEMKN (AP). ''Who gets tho money?" is tho question tha average German Is asking In con nection with the high prices now charges for all sorts of commodi ties. Food prices and tho cost of ordinary clothing range all the way. from !'& to SOU per cent abovu pre-vvar figures. , Hllfl tho farmers contend they aro 'J liable to make onda meet because of tho low prices paid for their products and. tho sharp competition they havu from for eign foods, especially breadstuff. Merchants and middlemen Insist their taxes, interest and expense aro so high that they aro merely making a living. Hallway fares, theater and moving picture admission prices. hotel rooms and meals In restau rants and cafes or . all classed range from 25 to 100 per cen higher than -In France, and ar far above . the Swiss,. Austrian and Italian rates. . , Hut enough persons manago to raise the money to keep business going. Luxury shops . aro pretty hard hit. Finn gowns and hts aro not bought in large num bers and tailors .who . ask $7r for men's suits which can be bought for $&o in Iondon are not finding many buyers.. . German business Is clearly not on a healthy basis. Interest rales are so high and 'jncertaln that manufacturers and inerchanta are unable to figure coats definitely. In their efforts to play safe they have advanced prices to a point that checks normal buying. Ex pert metal-workers who are paid L'f cents an hour cannot under stand why commodities have ad vanced out of all proportion to the increase In their wnge. Clerks and government employes are Hlnillnrly puzzled, and with out money to buy anything but absolute- necessities. Moslems Turn to Grope Juice Freed of Alcoholic Content JERUSALEM AP) Wine growing In .Palestine, an industry which was revived in 1882, has had a relatively bad year. The receipts aro $110,000 leas than t h ree yeara ago. Two markets have been lol, the Dulled States and Itussla, but it la hoped the lat ter will come back. In vintage days the scene near tlm weighing machine Is a busy one, hundreds of carts await their turn In unload, while a continu ous stream of heavily laden camel from more distant vineyards alow ly approach the wine presses, from all directions. ; A new market, has been found for grape Juice free from alcohoU This la sold tn the Moslem ooun tries of the Near East. Two Arrested as Bootlegger, BAKER, Ore. Frank Quail and Arnold Welch, .living near1 her were arrested by George Pierce, deputy sheriff, on a charge of boot legging. Seven barrels of mash were found. They pleaded guilty beforo Georgq Allen, Justice of the peaco and were' given 30 days tn jail and fined $300 each. (jen.CarrZv fflemorijl.'fivi ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly Furnish Estimate Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company I60t 8 Ave, I Grands, Orecoa EBfZ E RICH FIELDS I!ONOI,t'I,n. (AP) More- lut- IpHiia has hem given In the pnat I who applied it to their sma.ll I change. Jlooch: Krom Aliiuha, where It! waa a modest word iiKi-d In full, ; hoochlnoo, by the AlnsUiiu Indian lo describe "a very strong distilled llUor made from yeaal, flour, mo lasses and sugar, one glass of which is said to contain more 'kick' than a quart of any other ordinary intoxicating beverage, whiskey in cluded." Kiisclst i : From I he"' It n linn, de rived from t he 1. at In "fascia" something that hinda logelher. Now four yen in lo aebntirie research In 1 ihe li rm is applied to .thai, body :uf , i'nclnc urea than at nny pre- : . ' t;jliitlr . fl-' i!-- ltatlana who are united to oppos Ihe revolutionary t'nditn(iea of the supporters of Soviet Ism Ttaly. Holahevlk: From the HusKinn "bolsjje which means "the great er." In the derivative terms such as "UolsheviHin" the genius of our language lma disenrded Ihe "k" and simplified the term. Mali Jong: !Yom the 'hi nest vloua time, Dr. II. V.. Gregory, di rector of (he ItlKhop museum which I has been prominent In ' research. cHpeclully in I'olyneHta, recently I told the members of thu l'an-l'a- ctflc club he Govern men Is. acleul ific organ Iza tiona and Individuals have hrn fo- ciiKing Ihelr tietlvllies In- this re gion since 1 it 2 1) wil h encouraging game that is becoming one of (results, lr. (tn gory declared. Only Aim-rlca's Imloor sports. There are cciiiraii.ed and organtwd effort Itoon pieces In the original garni and each has a name. When the full game Is popularised here, there will be 3000 additional words to our lias effected Ibis succcfot, The Pacific Is not a mill, com mercliilly, but lr. Gregory said t hat he hoped t hat t be region Grande Ronde Hospital A nonscctarian and ethical institution that does not advertise your sickness or broadcast your opera tions, but Rives you service equal to any institution in the Northwest We employ only graduated nurses Eat Blue Mountain Ice Cream- AND LOOST YOL'U 1IOMK TOWN licst Dy Test A Homc-Madc l'roducl. Made from choice swejit ca-eani of the Grande Itondu VaUe; . BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY La Grande, Oregon. tongue some of which have .al-ji"ight be a commen liLl unit In the ready caught on rung, 'how, etc. jtuture and might be seir-conlnm- Among other words that have!'". ' "' same is inte or euucution, become part of our language re-;bu( politically II did not. seem tin cently, are those derived from though Hie I'aclflc could become a terms of science. Iladlo itsejf lma unit, j'art oi the area ta govern- contrlbtited aomc BUM words. And 'd from Kurope, part from the far the science of aeronautics about i tusl. and part from America, while hair as many. Hut here are I wo M nsl ralla and New Zealand are outside the larger field: ' embraced within the British -em- I'arsec: A unit of length used plr. in astronomy to express Hie dis-i The speaker ib-ttilled the be-in-tance.of stars. (ne paraetr Ik ai-.nliiKH uf I'aiililc Helintlfic research moat exactly 2ni;.2r( . Units Ihe -In and st forth Its progress mi'an distance of earlh from the to the present day. In formutallng sun. The term came Into populana program It was found thai the usage at Ihe time lietelLMieKe waa problems were loo vast for any one featured III the new columtiH. iiislltiitlon or group of aeleiitlnts. Proton: Is a word Hint Im Iodkh ami the Nallomtl Kesarch cuiineil to tho science of the atom. It Is undertook the work In co-operalion much smaller than Hie mom Itseiflwlih counellH in Australia. Japan, and comes from Ihe (ireek protos 'anada and oiln-r i-ouiilrli-s bor- Hie lowest ranking meiiib.-r of a'deitng Hie ocean. The atildy of series having Ihe smalbHl valeiim etlinology alone In the I'lietite In.n These are bul a few of Ihe 1 erins ' claimed the alb-nibm of Inven that are becoming a part of Ihe tlgalors. some of Ihe most noted in language. Not all Ihe words that Mie worm. come into utmge remain. '-Komi; of them are JiikI fadisl expreHsioiiH," says Or. Vlzeteliy. ' 'Scofl'hiw,' for Inalaiiei. widely tilhlicli.ed several monllia ago ft ft tli- term applied lo III obi: who vio-) late I he prohibition laws. Ik fas fading out from the pieturc. l''or M can't .stand the crucible IchI of time which imikeH a word peruumenl. "Myoblst lathe latest word which Is being tried out. it Is a word coined from the M. Y. . It.. Inl t In t letters of "Mind your on u business" and Is t he antonym vf a busy body. Hut II, (no, will have to stand the test of time before we can put it into the dictionary." Try These: If you want to find uUI whith er you an; up to the 'minute In word usage try to define these terms: Autodyne, Hlnet Age. Hlah. Itmi nnz. 'ar-lloseope. 'hariaeiiHe, mh tropliobla. Hoagulen. rolih, I'olo ruiit, l'klnio Tie, CbiHweKiati, Het erodyne. Intarvln. Kn ItiHt ruin. Mil line; Montrol. N'eiitrodyne, olreach laa. ,I'ot en t linnet er, Hkyography. Honllsm. Hynura, Telautogram, Vit amin, Zirclle. Students nf Agl'lculhitv ' Uant Agrlciiltunil Ahcs FOR SALE I farland Apai I nieiits, 'located on liepol and Fourth Hlreet. Con sists of rour frami; buildings con tain lug 1 '1 aparliuetils, well f ji -nished and bringing In a goo I tiioiil lily Income. 'on in In or w rile and let us explain to you all the details. Five-room bouse, elect t ic llghls, gooil well on the porch, good woodshed and chicken house wUli el eel tic lights. Located In Islan I 'Ity near school house. I'rlce $1800, or half, cash. Italancu In monthly IfiHtallmeuls If dcaircd or yearly payments. f HAV1H. Calif. (A I). Men or the at udent body at t In; 1 a vis branch of the 1'ollegc or Agri culture, I'nlvcraily of . 'allfot nla, have pelllloncd r. V. W. Camp bell, preiildent of the university, to mtike Ihelr school a co-cdjieu-tional Institution. Th-- young fanners wajit do mestic science und holm- .econo mics added to tho curriculum, s that women students will b drawn. One student, e plained that when he returns to the soil an educated farmer, he "wanln a wife educated as a fannu s Uui uiute." . Two gfod lots on f!reeiiwood street. Cement side mi Iks In and paid for, also city water pitied in. I'rlce on one $4mo.imi. On tie olher $:i;a "0 If taken singly or $ 7iiM.no if both aro taken. Thev adjoin each other. 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Delicious Biscuits p baked over tfast-as-Qas ouperf ex Burners liach rnngr. is equipped with one "Pin Qiant" Burner for sulcr heal or quick cooking in large tiuanlitics. Fast at the giant jjaj burner. The others arc "Little Qiants"as hot as the standard gas burner. cJshfor a Demonstration Stoop JtEAFroiW la Im Grand National Bank BlUg IjA f Jrande, Oregon, In ndtlitinn, your dealer hat New Perfection, ranging from $7.0 to $1 J 0.00, in Muit every requirement each one the utmost in rook ing Mtiifaction at it price. The Cleveland Metal Products Co., Cleveland, Ohio Oakland Branch, 45th and Hollis St. Alio maker, at the utl known PURTAN "Short CMmwy" oil Unvt. NEW PERFECTIO Oil Cook Stoves and Ranges WOMB Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. V. L. Lilly M. J. Donohue J. J. Carr W. II. Bohnenkantp Co.