Friday, November 21. 1924..
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE NINE
MBLER BUSY
MOVING FRUIT
IMDLER (Hpcclul). Anothi-r
q weeks will find practlcuily
I of Die nppl.'S in UiIh vit'lni'y
lipped. Although thu uppk'incn
rcolvi'd a better price for the
pplea this yeur thun lust they
ive not received the full uiuount
t, as some received only enough
i pay expenses.
Mlsa Mao Turmun la visit Ins
lends at Wnllowu.
Mrs. Klla Walker visited friends
Wallowa recently,
Frank Miller wub a visitor ul
nbler Monday.
ltoy Morris recently received
iree fur-bearing rabbits, from
nglund. They are silver ifn-y.
e paid $55 for the threu and
cpects to build a first class ra'j
t farm.
'George Marshall returned Tjos-
ay from a trip to lowu. In
T peaking of the apple market he
oports that the murket Is pretty
pod In the east,
j Mrs. Oscar Howell and children
plumed home . Tuesday morning
om a visit with friends at Wul
, Walla, Wash.
Airs. lola White cuniu to Imb
r from La Grande Sunday and
lent the day with Mrs. William
' I rein a.
William Iiuckman and son,
arvey, went to Klffln Monday
renlng to sec "The Shepherd
tho Hills."
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Watson and
mtly, Chick Cleaver, Marvin
lulre, Miss Isabella- I'rlor and
na Rollins were among those
ho went to Klgin to see "The
liepherd of the Hills" the first
' tho week. -
Krank ..Wilson brought two of
r. and Mrs. J.eo 'lark's boys
it from Maxville Saturday u veins.
WHY NOT SENTENCE SPEEDERS TO PUBLIC HUMILIATION?
ft
SHIPS STOCK
TO PORTLAND
NORTH I'OWDKK. (Special)
Several carloads of stock left the
North Powder yards for Portland
recently. Among them were one
and oiit'-half carloads of cattle
shipped by James Wilson, one load
of hoes shipped by l.on Davis ami
two curl out! s of hogs from the Hid-weil-Kvans
Grain company, Krank
Illdwell accompanied the shipment j
to rorunnu.
Mrs. Ktmna flark arrived in this
city Saturday und after making n
short visit with relatives here left
M.omlay for u point near Santa
Itarbara, Calif., where she will
spend the winter.
Mr. ami Mrs. Krank CasUir und
two small daughters, of Haines,
visited with friends at North Pow
der recently.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tally and
Hon, Mllo. left Wednesday for Rose
ville, Calif., whero they Intend to
make their home. Mr. Tally will
be employed in Rusevlllu as an
electrician by the P. K. 10. company.
Mr. and Mrs, 1-. J. Gral'I'e, who
purchased tho Win. Tally residence,
moved Into their new homo a fe
days ago.
' Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Huehanan,
Mrs. John Gilkinson ami Miss Opal
Gilkimron motored to La Grande
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Angell were
Ha km- visitors Monday.
3EARSHIFT END
IS AIM NOW Or
FRENCH EXPERTS
PARIS (AP). The death of
m:, gearshift In automobiles of
n has been announced, but thu
unernl has never taken place.
Ih i! lutest advance notice of the
iisslng of the gearshift and the
ffrrentlal Is a complicated
cchanlsm shown first at hut
mr'a auto salon, and , exhibited
;ain In perfected form this year
f one of the best makers of
ranee.
It. has been tried for two years
I 1 trunks and some test earn,
it.- probably won't get on the
ar.ket until next yeur. It Is i
rles of ratchets automntlcally
lirown Into action progressively
b the .car villus speed so that
ic motor continuing to turn ut
normal speed, applies Us powi.r
what corresponds to a very low
ar at the start, and at an in-
OCEAN HELP
bet is I n gl y TiTgT i it gear as
teed Increases, until direct drive
reached.
As there Is neither ilinr.-nti,il
lor gearshift the driver has only
, start, let In his clutch und
ep on the accelerator. The
kitotint of gas alone determines
ic power applied, and I he speed
dependent upon the power re-
kilreil lo move the car.
Resides simplifying a car, this
t'diu-nlsm Is intended to obvl
e shock to the engine nd prv
nt stalling the motor. If a
envy load were put smnieniy
Lon the engine the mechanism
kitomutlcally would adjust itself.
(tanging the gear to a lower one
lint would allow the engine to
ilnlalri un efficient speed vltile
ropeltlpg the car at a slower
FORECASTERS
SAN IHIXJO. C'al. A P) There
Is u direct relation between the
temperature of the ocean and the
seasonal rainfall in the same re
gion, according to Geor.e K. Mi
Kweri, of the ISiologieal Instiluie
at I .a Julia, Cal., who has reach
ed this conclusion after extended
research.
1'sing this theory Vr. Me K wen
has predicted that Hie rainfall In
Sa n I lego a nd viclnii t h is yea r
would be five Inches more than
the average for the last eight
years. According to the hypothe
sis, low summer 1 empernl ures In
the ocean mean Increased rainfall
'j in the winter, and higher tem
peratures indicate less precipita
tion. ' 1
TN moisture of the air over
the North Pacific ocean," cxplain
j ed Mr. MclOwen, 'is continually
replenished by evaporation from
ute ocean suriace. .'t he amount or
water vapor available, for piecipl
talion upon tho land Is proportion
al to the mn.H of air flowing in
from the ocean. (
"It has long been known that
a high pressure area over I lie
North Pacific, centered KMiO miles
or more west of San Luls tlblspo,
reaches Its maximum Intensity In
lalo summer and diminishes till
about Kebriiury, when In . some
years Is disappears entirely, and
again increases to a summer maxi
mum. Therefore a summer In
which the ocean 'high Is relatively
great should be followed by a rel
atlely great transfer of air land
ward during tho minter or rainy
season. Numerous barometric ob
fTvalinns over the ocenn, suitably
distributed both in space and time,
would serve to determine the
amount of air forming the Pacific,
'high.' Foreknowledge of the
amount of air available for trans
fer landward would Indicate In ad
vance whether to expect a wet or
dry season."
M r. 1U t-10 wen sa Id h is observa
tions had Indicated that a change
in ocean tempera; lire of one de
gree 'Fahrenheit corresponded, on
the average, lo a difference of two
inches of ruin over tho costal re
gion of southern California.
KxhntiM Pun us Nearly Pa l nl
CAKCADI-: LOCKS Ore. Charles
Hayston, -JO, of Cascade Locks,
ha rely escape,! dcalJi while he was
reluming rrom Wyelh In the back
of a covered truck. The poison
ous fumes from (he gasoline In
the exhuusl affected him lo such
an extent that, although the dis
tance is only 7 miles, be was par
tially paralyzed and very much
dazed when the truck arrived
here.
Gxpert testimony
muggier Across lrili Line
Mati Confront llaiMi .Measures
LONOONDKRUY, Ireland (AP)
The Hnniirtrihiir of dutiable uoods
Jtm Londonderry .into the I'Vee
tt.ile has lalterly' i reached such
binning proportions that Free
ate troops have been droned to
ic Oonegal border in order to
iippress Ih- traffic.
ir this step does not suffice, it
proposed to close certain roads
1th barbed wire to prevent the
assage tof merchandise until it
thoroughly examined, to empty
II carts, motors and trains for
ich examination, to forbid all
afflc across the borders after S
. h., and to make a thorough
arch of each pewon dossing the
lie.
They still worship the sun in
pdia. We may do the same this
Inter.
i SKY-SCRAPERS
! Building a strong bonc
Eucturc is like laying a foun
lation for a mighty sky
jcrapcr that is expected tc
ndurc through the years',
'or fifty years
scott's Emulsion
ich in vitamins has helped ;
reat host of hoys and girl,
uild sturdy bodies, strong
ones and healthy teeth.
Scott's should be include,
i the diet of most children
l fact many need it everyday
the year. Help your A
:JU..:I H....I,
Five of the best-known cooking author
ities in the country conducted the tests
with ten different kinds of foods.
Each disli was cooked twice, from exactly
the same recipo, except that plain milk was
used in one batch and Borden's Evaporated
in the other. The two samples of each dish
were served to groups of men and women
who knew nothing -about the purpose of1
the test. Each person was asked whether he
could tell the difference, or which he pre
ferred. Here are a few of the results:
Soups: seven out of eight preferred the
soup made villi Borden's Evaporated.
Creamed Carrots: fire out of seven fav
ored Borden's.
Creamed Potatoes: ev ery body voted for
the Borden dish.
Muffins and Creamed Chipped Beef: six
out often preferred Borden's; three of the
others ebuldn't tell the difference.
They proved beyond question that Bor
den's Evaporated Milk is exactly as good
as plain milk for all cooking while for
many dishes it is better.
.rcTr.
SCIENCE
Money Ol'lll'l' lllllllks Sto!rn.
Kl'CSlINK, Oiv. lOuirini- linnlis
yoati'nluy rrci'tvcil nolU'O thai 1MI0
money order hlunkH were alolen
iroln (he nostolYtce l Hm-oila. Wa..
a few tlays aK" anil liahka anil ikihI
offiees In this loeallty are warneil
to lie-on tile lookout for then. The
blanks are numbered I'rom &44al
to MtllMl.
Russian Families Split
On Children's Religion
MOSCOW. (AIM -The question
or the reunions ecltlcatiun of ehll
Uren In one of the Kreat problems
of the Itunsiun people. l''reiUent ly
it la tile eauae of dimension between
father and mother, leadlni? lo di
vorce' and separation. In many
cuses the state has been culled up
on to settle dlspllles arlsliiK out "of
this tiucHtion. A unique case re
cently came before a Moscow judire.
A wife complained that her hus
band had objected to the chris
tlimlzhiK of their children, for
which reason Hlie left him.
She demanded rrom her husband
miiriclent money to rear and edu
cate ihe children, which tile hus
band refused to pay, urKUlnK that
his wire Intended to (rice, rellk-inus
Instruction lo the children. The
rather then took the case Into court
and asked the Judiie to place Ihe
children in a children's' home In
order In save them from tile Influ
ence of their mother. The Jlldne,
who was u Communist, evaded both
points, hut ordered that Ihe chil
dren be returned to the father
without any payment to thu mother..
Imperial rupees In lamina
1 "all lulu .Soviet lluml.1
LONDON AI') After extended
ncKotlntlons, tho Soviet delegation
hero is in possession of Chcshnm
House, Ihe roriner Imperial Hus
sion embassy, as well as thu Im
perial archives housed there.
Tho Soviet Koverntncnt arrang
ed to take over'the lease or tho
house from the executors of the
lute Count lienckemlorrr, the last
ambassador or the Cutr to Kiik
land, nnd It lias .been recoKiilKed
by the lhitlsh Roverninent as the
"dc jure" povei ninent of Kussla,
its claim to the slate papers could
not be resisted.
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MEANS ' ' '
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For all thu essential grocery items necessary
to that big Thanksgiving dinner. Stalks of
snow-white Celery, luscious Cranberries, now
Squash, Pumpkins nnd many other choice
offerings of fresh vegetables.
Also a tempting array of Canned, Bottled
and Package Goods for the big feast. Priced
most reasonably. ,
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PUDDINGS - CLUSTEIi RAISINS
FIGS and DATES ' '
J.jGr. Snodgrass
kreipn rf thr ten delicinut
dthr pTcpatrd by the ciperti
jnr thrte , a it ell a detail
of the experiment, aregien in
etur booklet "Ten Cooking
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copy today.
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303 Market St. Sn Francisco
California
Furniture Exchange
E. J. Donohue
We Bu, Sell
or
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