La Grande evening observer., August 01, 1924, Image 10

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, 'August 1, 1021
PAGE TEN
UB BRING
TWO DOLLARS
Seventy, But Loved by Two!
! which the A. I. c. I, will u- In Us
' cffori to reduce malnutrition
;amunjr xhft tenement districts of
lht (My int-ludfd. In addition to
HuK'-stccJ dk-iJi and iih-ouji.j a
"duztn Kood health mU-m tor chil
dren." which reads us follows:
KmuhaticaJly IX
1. lee milk fn-sh. clean,
whole milk for children. Kvery
growing child should have a quart
a day. in some form.
2. Kat plenty of vegetal!.
3. Jfe sure that a school child
good luncheon, not candy.
and lc cream cones.
Kat count- food, sueh as oat
bran muffins and veg-tabl-s.
uo that the bowels will not to con
I at i pat -d.
4. . Kat slowly and chew food
well.
6. Have the nu-als at the same
CKION, fHpecia!) Mimy l'nlon
fnopio havo bw.o out in the bill
durinx; the last few days picking
jjiicltielH-rrles. The herries Imve
Ix-n ucjllnc; here fur about tw
dollars a ration.
A number of the lodges lu-rv
have , suspended their regular
laevtinrs till Heptcniler.
Mrs. Jeaa Hutchinson, wife of
lb': Ka stern Oregon Light and
J'ower Company agent here, la -n-jfoylnv
a visit with friends In Kpo
Jtane, Washington.
Miss Edith f'heney, whllu at
tempting to cut some wood with
an ax, had the misfortune to cut
Iier foot so s-verely that the dor
tor found it necessary to use sev
eral' stitch e in sowing up (he
round. - I
As Is their usual custom on the
54th of July, the I- I). H. mem
bers held on all day picnic at the
K of ford ranch east of Union.
This day Is kept as an anniversary
Of the arrival of the Xormon emi
grants at the shore of Halt I-akr
when they came west from the
MhmlHHtppI valley. Hports, includ
ing an old fashioned picnic din
Iter, made up the day for the pic
nickers, j
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Iavls ar- j
fired, to L'nlon last Wednesday
from their home in Oakland, fall
fornls. Tb'-y will visit with r-la
tives and friends here for a short
lime, then In company with
Union friends will go on an
tended-lour ihrough the country.
Ham lilxon. formerly propria
fur of tlio Turner pool hall and
rooming bouse and restaurant on
Alain street, has moved to Wlser.
where ho has bought Into a similar
business.
In honor of the occasion of her
ixleentli birthday anniversary,
Mtss Irene Mickey, entertained
About twenty of her friends al
ke homo of her uncle, I Jl. West.
ast Wcdni'sday evening. Cum a.
lasting and a lunch constituted
th rrvenlng's program.
Ml Margaret liuslek. formerly
ft teacher in Iho l'nlon pulme
vchovls, but lately having been
attending a training school, has
accepted a position In the Baker
City schools.
i. A. Van Iluuten, Union mar
thai, and Mrs. Van II out n. ur
ttved borne Hnturday evening
.from a visit with relatives and
friends In Hpokane, l'urtland and
to! lu r places.
' Tlw firm of Jlarrlman and Ad
Kins, wllo recently bought th
Kaattrn Oregon Meat Market, leut
Imi-b dissolved. Mr. Adkins r-Mr-ine
from the business which will
to continued by Mr. Harrtman.
"' The Hpencer ool hall, beloiiKitiC
to the K. I. lde, is Itelng Im
prove) somewhat, the tnu-rlor Im-
Ing given coats of kulHomlue uiH
white faint.
ft i...Ih..hi fpnln tin f'llll
.1r,'. Ii..m In IK-ji WU.h.il'r"U""- ""T'll(f t..
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CHURCH GOERS
READ WEATHER
FORECAST NOW
WAH1IINGTO.V. ( Al) A niln
tster using weather forecasts to fit
the attendance to the capacity of
his church nd the services to tb -
mood of the congregation, as af
fected by the weather, is the latest
innovation In utilizing the govern
ment's prognostications lhat bas
come to the -attention of Weather
Uureau officials here. - -The
pastor of a large church in
one of the country's large cities
whose edifice is unable to hold
all that come In "good church
weather." but which is not filled
in Inclement weather or fine out
door weather., telephones the
j forecaster at the local weather bu-
I hi.iir each .,r
I 7. Kat onlv bread, or rr.k,.r, reau office every we-k for Sun-
land milk, or bread and butter be-fda''a wither prospect a
It ween meals, and only In the mid-I Jf ,he tomsBt indicates wcathT
die of the morning or the after-'k000 nougn ior cnurcn. uui noi
j noon. lur sou or motoring, puuiiciif
. vtasn nanus ana lace i'iore ..- .
ealing. tailed and no attempt is made to
S. i'rink plenty of water be-1 Increase the attendance, as the
tween meals. jchurch will be crowded to capac-
10. lie in bed by nine o'clock i" without such efforts. liut ,lf
or ix-fore. i stormy or very fine weather Is In
11. Have windows opened In ropet. siK-cial announcements
the sleeping room at night. of 4"non and attractive musical
IS. Krush the teeth at least 'programs are made in the n. ws-
once a day. ji-.-rw vwrj uitu is um--j
Important ION
I-o not let the children eat pork
Aato U"tl a Saluun CuriMmtcd
ALU AX T. Ore. Day of public
liquor selling were revived for a ! saloon.
and C-rse W. Quimhy of Sateni.
U is alU-ged. conducted a public
It U al eged Uiai Jira-
short time at a baseball game at j Mmbangh tended bar in an auto
lxbanon, where Mrs. Umbauh t mobile in which the couple came
to the same and Quimby rtuti.
trade by circulating ihrough the
crowd. Marshal Vaughan of Le.
bauon plueed the pair under ar
rest and confiscated the car.
Crlm tragedy utalkM in the wake
of the Jove of two old men for 1-year-old
Ida Ifubbeli (above) In the
county relief home at 8an Francisco.
Henry Mueller, 75 (lelowf. awaits
possible trial for mannlaughter after
a ouarrel with Hugh McCloxkey. 71.
his rival for Mls Jlubltell's favor.
"Vou leave that woman alone." piped
one of the old men. Then McOokey
tripped on a cane, toppled down the
stairway, ond was dead.
1 arouse interest. A similar course
.is followed for the Wednesday
eat. murli meat of any kind. :vcning prayer meeting.
iineu ioous. run pies and faKes.
jsirong sptee and vinegar, green or
j Kpoihd fruit.
Dot not let children drink tea.
offee, beer, wine, sodas. )
10 not let them eat between
ni'-als. except the tliinga named in
No. 7 aliovf. Io not let them eat
j candy, ice cream cones, nuts, cakes
and cookies between meals.
iMQtP tc,ls why Bordcn's Evapratecl Ml,k
yfJfC' is used regularly in the homes of
particular women everywhere. Once you
get to know the taste of Borden's, no other
will do. For cooking, especially, you'll pre,
fcr it even to bottled milk.
The creamy richness the wholesome
flavor of pure, fresh milk with the cream
left in and the convenience of always
having it ready for use, in any strength
you want will soon convince you lhat
T ' you ought to lay in a dozen cans at a time.
You will save money your cooking and
baking will taste better.
Try it wherever the recipe calls for
uiilk. But insist on Borden's!
1 J&M. Afc
j a s a S1 ' a
We Offer
C'clcbralc tiimlcn VeMliiS
A good fi-rooin liome, nut uiou
ern. on blunt I'enn Ave. Two lots,
gaiage. city water, lights. Thin
property Is good and Is priced
rifi hi. $ Suo.lru cash, balance at
lc per month.
WKNATCHKK, Wash., Mr. and!
Mrs. George 11. Fisher celebrated
j their golden wedding anniversary.
1 hey were married July 27, 1S74. -
i Heaford. leia. j Uvvq Is a 4 -room house con-
They have three children and.nected with sewer on corner lot.
four grandchildren, all of whom Gux.cu tn good location. I'rice
(are living. .Mr. i-isher is city t$i2&o.0O. Terms, cash. $3u
i treasurer, having been elected in i ,.r month down to mortgage no
Ji22. He was county treasurer on property.
tor four years and formerly was,
j connected w ith the First Nutionull
jbank.
.Mr. and Mrs. Fisher receive)
many congratulations from friends
Malnutrition Is Found
Among 'Healthy' Children
in Wenatchee
Washington.
and north central
biiake JClicr in Ijow.
"Do" and "Don't" Specifi
cations of Importance
Are Given by
Society.
Ington. consisting of children of
Various ages who urn all musi
cian. gnvi un entertainment at
the t.'oity theatre Hunduy evening
Th'i band arrived during the dy
mid gave a street concert In lle af
ternoon. l ulim Man Vi-ry 111.
Jack Wright, w ho has n In
fioor health for about two years,
following an attack of I ho flu. ha
been growing worse In In all it
liolli menially 'mid physlrally late
ly, and last Thursday his condi
tion was such that the attending
tdiyslclun recommended I hut he
lw taken to Pendleton for treat
ment. Mrs. Wright was al the
tlmo working In Maker and was
planning tu move the family Iheiv
in a short time.
Mrs. Amllla llltill and h..m.
4'harlt-s. and daughter, Mrs. Id -Towner,
arrived In l'nlon last week
from Nampu, Idaho, whern Mrs.
lllutt's husband, Jeim lliittt, wn
recently burled. Mrs, Toun r will
IhII ulth her mother and brut her
lor a short lime.
I'M Hall find John Heiirhorotmt.
tvent lo Pendleton lust Tlmrsdny
In accompany Jaik Wrlhl to Id
guile aHyluin.
J.ltlle MIhh Flora llayd-il Ihih
fipen visiting with rrtemlH here
during part of Inst week. The
lliiydi ns. who formerly lived In I leas
l'nlon, ure now residents of lUilier
City.
NKW YfiltK. (APThe mal-
nutrition of children In (he I nlie.i
Ktafes conHrltuii-s a serioiis healih
Hie n,.h
AsMM'bifon for Improving
the Condtllon of Hh- Poor, which
for the just rour and a half yearn
litis been ts:ing various tneiiiodf
of combating this evil. Home of
the racls am-erlaiti'd from thu so
etely's study an- Itieluded In a
Hii.i. n,, tit given out here today.
It Is s-t forth that among 2.ISI
apparently well children examine.)
In the medical clinics of the So
ciety. i;:sk, or an p r n-nl. w re .lt
ugiioK' 1 as mulnouriflhed. The s
elety 1st seeldng miiHl effertlve
III' IU'mIh of r orr. rtlllir habtlM of
eating or living which cause innl
hulritlon. and hns Ikmui d a nnno
graph nHHI. d "Fooil for the Fam
ily." containing suggestions for
prnp'T feeding as a no-ana of In.
soring proper nutrition.
This eoiollllon of malnutrition Is
not due in liiKurrielent fooil, but )
eonnhinl line or Improper chosen
lood or the Inability of I lie hotly
to IMlike UHi? of the fon etiti lie
eanse of liiNiirrleli nt air. rest, mm li -Hlilne
or phyHleal defects, if Ihese
ehH.lr. a wi re in dang, r froin fin
or tn.limtrhil iieehb-nls. the npurt
if the soep-iy nays, every siifely de
vice anil preventive nieamire
known would he, ured lo protect
1 loin. AltlinOKll tt ffeets of
mil 1 1 1 ut i It l(n are mm h slowei, of-
fo Increase' his income to th-j
safety level b-cause of health run
litlons due to poor nutrition. Too
many children who apparently
show no signs of dii-ase or mulnii
trllton are allowed to drift into the
wage-earning period with only a
part of their rightful earning ca
pacity developed.
"Malnutrition . thus concerns
more than I lie Individual or the
home In which It occurs. It af-
feets the whole country by reduc
ing the economic production of
the Individual and thereby iucn-.-iH-fng
the coat of living. Since much
if the sIckncK (jnd low end vital-i
Ity In later life U the result of i
poor nutrition, as physicians linv
frequently stated, (he lin porlauf e j
of provhltng educational guiilance;
In nutrition as well us providing :
litlon lor the corn-etlon of
physical detects Is very great." I
! To itKcei-laiu what are the
principal cauneii of mtilnuf rf lion, ;
the society ana1y.i the condition
of tlU ftinillbs among thoHe which'
its nutrition bureau is now nwstut-
ing. Of Unit number. '7 routines!
refjulrcd liiHtritetloii In the prepar-j
athm of I he prnier fnd; i;s
im , ied tiNstHlance In t he phi ii uin k
irf iiteulx; 41 fntnilleM had ito be i
helped in inurkeiing. becatiNe situ-!
p!e foods, entirely strange to tliem
were reroni mended; while spec .-t
diets had lo be planned for KS
rum Dies. Only l'7 laiiilll h nee(p-,
financial aitKiNtiinee to provide
nde.pVite food. Greater economy '
was found lo be necessary In 41
runilltcs, while In ll'i tauiihes n. '
Mini a nee took the form of helping !
iheni to readjust expendllures.
In lirrereine, women working, j
d no one at home to hmk after,
river at one-tenth of
i abovu zero. In 19 IB i
I.KWISTOX, Ida. W. W. Tho
mas, L'nlted Htales weather ob
server, reported water In Hnak,-
an inu.i
registra
tion of seven-tenths of un Inch be
low was recorded.
As the lowest water Is In A:z
ust, -prediction is made that this
year will mark the lowest stage
In thu Hnake river ever know n.
That view Is supported tiy the fi','t
that ud vices show thut all trib
utaries have already readied rj-i aft
ord low marks.
A 6-room comfortable honi
large lot, 95x152, a few trees,
bushes and shrubs, on Kant T
avc. It Is a bargain. HGOO.ufi.
terms, fouu cash, balance ar
ranged.
Conic and Ke I's.
U Grande Investmv'nt
Company ,
iionkki) nRAiyroRn
Itcliable AkcoU lor Rellabla
Insurmm'e Compaolm.
1201 AiUms An. Mala TU
Kuw that the
PBIH.T Is adJiiAtct
SiiUav aii,M
so that jou can read IIUl
iua juj nowi
uu9 pi Suiuuiuq aiiiuj luol nit
aw) 'usui.TnriAxa
iisia a.vv
Avavas mnvx svu uhoa da tim
mix im i ; r 1 1 . kTH v m mi
minim
lKei
Mll.l.-
MurtlmtVil
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trtcra fur .Men I tanned
At Wcfttcru rnlei-ll.v
HKATTI.K. Wash. ( AIM - - Itnln
'how eolonil garters some wtt h
S'lUureV of varleil colors, otto-in
vtth polo ponies and mallets. bas -laill
bills, footballs and other spurt
tiislgitliu ure being lurned out
nn eastern gurter cotnpiiuy fur uni
versity men students. In un eft
to overthrow a garlcrlesa hid In
colleges throughout the nation, ac
cording1 l samples shown recently
ly a sulcsmuii here.
Tile new imineiilliic Imse-Hup-portcrs
are said to "oulshtiie"
tiuytlilng worn by the mosl dnshlug
.fjt Id in hues.
. The garter less fad hnM been Ink.
vn up by I'nlvernlly r WurthliiK
tun fraternities here Mils year and
lias grown popular. The luibit ot
leaving thu lower bullous of I he
est unfastened and allow Ing t he
t'tothi'S to become wrinkled and
buggy linn uIhu been prevalent.
n much more indirect and much the children. Hviiiir cnn.llth.ti (..
Intnuillc than !hose from fire f eonueslid. resultlm? hi im ..n:.i..
or accidents, hey are eeu mnr-1 rest and Improper venllhitbui: am)
deplorable because of Ho- larger mother III. Wen- oi h. r problems
number nlferled and tin- lingering found to be responsible for malnu-
llliset-y resulting. lrltlciH.
-Many n ware earner W unable ipilde to prfi.r iiutrllli.ii
Hitter 10 Yean In ItuOuco
YAKIMA. Wash..-- The Miter
TtroliierH. j'lill A. Ditt-r mid Joseph
K. I'lller, dry goods merchants,
lire observing their t"th unnlveiH
ii ry this week. Mlartlng tn hurd
Uffia In I bN 4 at .Yakima city they
ltav w lliiessed evi-ry chnug' u'
11'ir idty slni-e engineers of tin
Northern : Pacific railway firm
"iU'io their Uppenraiice ami have
n-rn among t he foiennmt cittxens
)rt v every rommiililty etfort for
trogrf;8.' JJvldtf their store her.
they ure Interested in the same
lino In i'orUaud, l'ro.
WHY?
I-. In im-r
(telling
nun kci
moif llor-cs nipl lii
hi the I iilletl Mule-.'
BECAUSE
W.i Hit- Ii. t (nill.'t.
IIIHl
lion
I' ll all Ha, h ,,r i im'd un.
"lilpl'i r K''ln nil I In- uriil. c-
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N"T r.'Iiiiik un una Ii uk ,s.hI,I lur hat ut
III K,Mi, JMlMllltflu'i:. I'.M'
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(illli inl KIih K Yiii-iI 1;, ..., i m h.r Jim.-
Pressing Clothes
la. fcoiiuHliinn that rciuircs .skill jind cxpt'riunce,
mid so docs the proper .
cl hanim; of clothes
Don't L'pL'i'inicnt send your clothes to the lonjf
e.sUililished firm which has given satisfaction
for years.
Wilson Bros.
Tailors
New Foley lildtf. Tlionc Main &15
MONUMENTS
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Colorado Horse & Mule
Commission Company
Vy A II LANDMAN, .m sr.
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
Wc Jiavc 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
EsliinalM
j Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
, ln i Ar, tn UruUr, Oregon
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Her Castle
THEY were seated in the living-room Fred Henderson and
his KUt-st from the office wailing for the dinner gong.
"Nice little home you have here, Fred. Everything so neat
tf!id in good taste. What's the recipe?"
"Credit the little woman in there,
art director, purchasing agent and
buy and how to buv.
She's the holne manager
general counsel on what to
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"She knows! Heads the advertisements! Ueasons thai ad
vertised goods must he right goods in style, taste, quality;
that they must bo truthfully represented, and that they must
be worth every penny asked for them. Jf they were not, the
manufacturer making them or the dealer selling them could
not long continue in business. Logical, isn't it?
"Yes, sir, Hill, if I were as well informed on things l eat,
clothes to wear and furnishings for the home as Louise, I'd kick
up this bally job of mine and become an 'Expert Adviser to
People Who Don't Read Advertisements.' "
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ADVEUTISEMENTS ARE YOl i: EXPERT ADVISER
ON IiUYING WISELY READ THEM ALL
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