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THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, February SO, 1925. '
HITS FISHERS
NEVIN, Eng. (AP). A ptngue
of seals along tho South Carnar-
vojishlre count recently put the
iKliei uien temporarily out of bu
lnt8H und caum-d the govern imnt
ministry of 1'inlmrU'H much annoy
ance. 'J' he hcuIm utu tho fish
nearly us fust tm the flBhcnmn
could catch them, for u time,
and often, torn empty nets to
pieces uh U they were bent on
Knowing their UiHlike ut finding
tlielr "dinner bucketa" empty.
(Jn ono occasion the wall
swarmed into the flhermen'a fav
orite haunts In s Jch numbers that
the gunhou II. M. H. Dmm umh
dlHpatcheil to ('urnurvnn llay und,
with the aid of rcMidentK along
thn count , who hrouglit out their
hunting pleeeM, 1 5 wain went
killed In one drive, hut even thin
lid not put tin end to the pent.
Another time, Lord Wavertreo and
ft party of fiiendH who worn play
ing golf, saw n diovo of aeulH f
sunning theniHi'lveH on the rooks
end, ulmndonlng golf sticks for
lilies, killed live mm day u
elx the. next.
It him heen 'eslahllshed that tho
Beals liavtv a, breeding pi net) In
caves rp'ar Nevln, and the govern-
rtitnit Is considering what steps
to take to riil the const of t he
nuisance. The seals of this col
ony are known uh tho common
seal and the gray seal, which
have Inhabited various pints of
the British coasts for muny gen
erations, hut not In such num
bers, ordinarily, as to cnnft such
an Inconvenience to fishermen.
The f ir of thesa specimens has
no particular value commercially.
No Luck!
Fighting lldillcN I'reparn
To Win lloiiir LniirclH
. ANNAPOI.IH, Md. (AI') With
more than 20u candidates fighting
lor places on the Naval Atxid,my,fl
3 92ft boxing team, Poach Kplke
Webb feels confident Ihitt his ilrly
lor another Intercollegiate cham
pionship will meet with success.
Among I ho promlHlng prospect s
for the Navy outfit are Midshipmen j
!oeman. the I !o-poum1cr who I
Jield down the heavyweight berth J
on ine i'jene, learn last year, nnu
John Churlson. winner of the Aca
demy lightweight litle a season
ngo. Itlc.h Collins stands out In the
bantamweight chins. In which a
number of good boxers are trying
for the honors.
There Is moro talk of the ring
sport among the Middles Ihls sea
don than ever before, und the game
nppearB to be facing Its greatest
Rcanon ut the academy,
j Navy moots, W'leens, McCilll, und
Toronto Universities, of Canmlu, as
well us Yale, I'cnn HUito, Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, Nyrueusn and
Catholic I'nlverHlty, this yenr. After
tho aeuson of dual meeta Navy will
box nt the IntercolleKiato lotimn
nietit in Philadelphia lute In
March.
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krerbuckf
Candy enercyl You need
it whether you're riding
''bad uiis," or putting In
eight hours ut a desk.
lut's why you'll find it
B mighty good plan to buy
several Sweet's Rodeo
Bam ut a time to keep an
txtra one always handy.
Sweet's
1W BARK5
Europe Discovers Way To
Get Revenue From Radio
Girls of Ms hon Shatter
Traditions of Ohlcn '11 men
New York (AP). Tho I'nltod, linn effected
States Meads the world In radio1 groups which
combination of
linn rpei'lvi'd thn
development but Kiiropc, though concession foi the entire country,
uilll hampered by govei anient re- It Ih understood that Spain will
strict Ions, Ih beginning to "I uw . follow this procedure,
in", uceording to !:. A. Itrofos. "Kngland's system centers about
European muuager or the Interna-ho Itiltlnh Uroudcostlng company
tlonul Western Klectrlc company, i which operates 17 stations. A II
who recently returned to this cense fee puid to tho governme.it
country, h,y soo.ona people Is partly dl-
Kngland Is tho only country j verted to the company. Holland
whjch cum pares with the I'lilteii
Htut.es," Mr. MrofoH an hi. ,(Kr
miiny, With III ululU-nn, Is pro
gressing rapidly, ( 'zeeho-solvukiii
sees Die radio aH a means of. es
tablishing Prague uh one of the, culvers.
has seven concerns, but no regu
lar programs are us yet sent out.
France has five stations, three
of which are operated by tho gov
ernment with u license fen for re-
outstaudlng iiiuhIciiI and cm It ti nil
centers of the woild. The plan
Ih to bruadcast the national open.
Other countries are also consid
ering musical programs to knit
the national spirit and to advance
culture."
installation of receiving sets I
still Illegal throughout rontim-ntiil
i: u rope generally, but outlaw IU-
"Noruoy Installed ono of the
first broadcasting stations on the
continent and Is considered nmong
tho leaders. Sweden, with one
station erected and two In pros
pect, has plains for a comprehen
sive, system of tner-llnkerl sta.
tlons. Switzerland nnd Ireland,
each have one fit nt ion, hut no
organized broadcasting. Tho first
You Know It'i Oorxl
bft iuc It's Mtwtr Uy
bwffT Salt i akb
3 lie Homof Krl
Uuo4 Ctndy
EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT
YOCANS
Bambino Bars
Light nnd Dmk
10c
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Ciindy
Hi.ul(ii;ii tors
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
The Sign of a Good
DniR Slorc
tcnlng la being piucticeil on at station In Turkey begun operation
wiuo scale, Mr. Hrotos ontIn-j l-ebruary 1. J I mi gory, Austria,
ued. Tho freedom kth which Itcnmark ond the Halt in states
tho government regulations' are j have jist begun to awaken to
being Ignored, ho said, Indicated , tho possibilities of broadcasting."
a trend of policy which ion-casts
acceptitneo of broadcasting on a Minnesota l,nw ilvci-s Pcbate
sysli-miilio plain. I What to Do About Hoars
"Licensing of owners of receiv-'
lug s-ts, and diversion of part1 ST. PAKFj (AP) Tho mlschlev
or tho proceeds to the broadcast- '" black bear has become no fin
ing companies, is an almost tint- aoylng to settlers, tourists, camp
versal eliaructerlMlIc of the expan- (,'. villagers and others In Minne
slon. (Jermuiiy bus under cousl.l- snta's vast forest lands that hn has
eratlon a plan for renting rccetv-1 been made tho object of proposed.
Ing sets at a low price. Hpuln
makes It prufitnble for the broad
casting companies by allowing
publicity.
"TOxpeeted Interference between
hroiideiist ing stul limn In the Sev
ern) countries Is sulil In have been
one ni i ne re:i,sniH I or govern
mental rcKtriciiiM of -radhi. Italy
On Parade! ,
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legislation.
A bill Introduced In tho Minne
sota Legislature would npproprlnte
money "for the relief of Individ
uals for Injuries suffered to their
persons and properties by reasons
of attacks from bears."
Pnder the protection of n state
I law the bears, according to name
wardens, hnve mildly Increased
nnd these offhws lll;en their num
ber to Minnesota's famous lO.uon
lakes.
Klonr, vegetables, Jnms, fruit and
other dellcncles brought Into the
woods for human consumption of
fer the greatest temptations to the
bear family, game wardens say.
Last summer tho wild berry crop
was exceptionally poor In Minne
sota nnd the hungry bears fre
uuently pried the screens or doors
from frail summer cabins to help
themselves.
LTSnON (AP). Tho women of
Portugal slowly are emerging
from the ulmost Moorish ticclu
sion In which they have lived for
so long, and tho first thing they
do, under the new freedom, Is 1.)
go to work. The shops and of
fices of Lisbon are besieged these
duys by girls eager to follow in
tho footsteps of their sisters in
other countries, and earn their
own livings. ,.
Much had to he. overcome by
these Lisbon girls. There was
the resistance and Ill-will or the
masculine element, grounded la
the precedent of many centuries,
unci a lurge group of minor state
officials, in fear of their own jobs,
voiced violent opposition."
Jn the schools also Portuguese
girls have won their victories.
Leipsic's Free Hand
Gives Fat Harvests
To Beggars of City
I.EIPSIC (AP). It seemingly
pays to beg In 1'lpsic. The mu
nicipal welfare office of this ep.y
bus unearthed facts us tt the
profits of the begging profession
that would worn fanciful weie!
they not- borne out by first-hand
testimony. ;
One blind woman, for Instance,
tnunuges to scrape together l.two
marks, ubout 2fH a week. Daily
earnings of $15 or $-5, a day are
not ut ull unusual with men und
women beggars of experience.
Two brothers who were offered
Jobs energetically declined them.
saying they were making much
more money wk"h their concerts.
These concerts consisted In sink
ing hefore the houses of the mid
dle clans und following the per
formance with a sad story ending
In a pleu for alms. One of the
brothers, It developed, spent his
Sundays driving a motorcycle with
his fiancee.
In another Instance a beggar
offered the owner of a certain
clever dog $ inn for the kmn of
the canine during begging hoips
because, he said, the animal wo-tld
help lils business. Another beg
gar engaged two cripples to beir
for him. He paid them a regu
lar salary, but claimed t he en
tire eurniiigs. In still another case
a beggar who protended be ' was
a disn hied war veteran paid l wo
watchers I wenty-five 'cents nn
hour eueh to warn him whenever
a policeman appeared.
Investigation I urther developed
(hat one of t he most lucrnl in
forms of begging was that of er
klhiting children by way of win
ning public sympathy. H was
discovered that thern exists it
school in Leip:dc nt which chil
dren urn taught by experienced
beggars what to say and what
sort of doleful f:iec to put up.
Children t bus trained are then
111 red out to professional beggars,
who In return hand over a share
of the proceeds to the director
of t he school.
Safe
Milk
For infant a t
Invalid.
Children,
The Aged
Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powde
form,makesTht Foori-Drinkfor All Agea.
Digestible No booking. Alight Lunch
always at hand. Also in Tablet tbrm.
Ask for "Horlick's," at all Fountains.
Vcf Avoid Imitation Substitute
They have exploded old triulltions'i
nnd today are taking their places'
on the benches along with their j
brothers. Ji
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Stain Warehousing System
Arouses Outside Interest J
. roLUMnrs, s. c. ap). The;!
development of the South Cnro-.J
Una warehouse system has nrous-
ed Interest outside the state, and:
Is being studied by representatives 1 1
of other states, nccurdlng to .T.jl
Clinton Itivers, state warehouse ! !
commissioner. Texas, especially,
M- Itivers said, nppenrs likely toJ
start a system putterncd after; "
fho South Carolina plan. There1!
are approximately LL'oO state j j
warehouses In South Carolina de-n
votpd to the storing of cotton, !
corn nnd other commodities, j
These are held In storage until I
thn market price Justifies them!
sale. I - - -
WE HAVE no brass
HANI) TO parade around
Al TELL you what we
AHE DOIXO or how wo can
SEItt'E you. But we are
OUT l'OU business ond
IXTEXn TO MAKE you
NOTICE what we nro
TKYIXi TO IK). If wo
MAKE any statements
VOI! IK) not believe,
.JI'ST MAKE us piova
THEM.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Jffferaon mitl IlcniliH-k fita.
I'lionu Main 7IU
IIUCKSOV nilltl.AND
Klnir of Irnq Dih'IiIc
Unit ry Will SiiffloP
Fixtures
House Wiring--
ATWATKR-KKNT
AND OTHER RADIO SETS
We Install Radios Fico
Benham Electric Co.
MAIN 104 NfcW FOI.EV DLDO.
rUODAD (AD Ktnir P,'lu! of.
Irnn In trying to trach Ilia uh-1
Jorin lo prui-llir i'ir-lonll, nnrt In
ortlor to cut ttitn rxpnnoti. him of-J
forcl to foriRi" linlf the monthly'
allowance to which ho la entiled '
under tho civil Hut. Ho hna token1
Ihla atcp on Icnrnlnfr tho true con-!
Olllon of the Irnq treasury, which'
uffera from a aerlous deficit. I
One Artlhlc new'itpnper. while
HinnklnR IVIaul for tills acknowl-j
editi'tnent of the country'a fliMinelul
dirflriilllea. aitir'ala that lending!
orfltiula mlgltt copy the ktlijr'a es-j
r,-llent example. While such a:
rourao in thirdly prolmlile. there enn '
no iliniht that (urlher euta will
have to he mndc In the eipendlture
of the Knverninent on aalarh-a und
Hllow ani')-.
roi.ixiwixn is Tr.ciixicAi, lti.roitT kihmi i:w vmni
I.AHORATOItll'.S OX
GOLDEN CRUST
GENERAL. API'KAHAXl'E Con.l
III.OOM Oolden yellow.
TKXTCHE Close cell formation.
CHI'ST Thin and tender.
riir.Mii-soft. ,
f'OI.OU OK CRl'MH rr.nniy white.
ODOH Oood.
- KI.AVOIt Oood.
KKKPINO QUAMTIES-aood.
A vkky fioon i.o.xr.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Old Koiilhem CHj JHaiM
To ItetalJ Early History
CAMDEN, H. T. (AP).: u mdell,
remlniscenr of Revolutionary days
and the scene of one of the mere
important huttleji of the struKKl"
of the colonials for Itherattun from
England, will eonimemorat Us
hlHtorlo past this apriiiff. with a
pageant entitled, "f'amden. Yes.
te relay and Toduy."
This (inalnt town, which In lTiiS
was one of the six leading rtt'eti
of Hojth Carolina, retains much
of the picturesque atmosphere of
roloniul times, nnd a number of
buildings stand as reminders e;f
the-ltevolutionnry war period. It
is frequented by tourists from the
north as a winter resort.
liussla PiiHlnres Xow ' Ilee.
BE KMX (At'). Professor Mm
chewnikow, of Moscow, Is repor:
ed to have bred a new iypu of
bee which Is a crow between n
mother bee und a working lhe.
This bee, upon, the development
of which the ltUHsiun scientist U
KMld to have been working for
over a year, has the ovaries t of
the mother- bee fully developed
und also the wax glunds of tne
working bee. The professor be
lieves It nmy bu of gieit value
in bee culture.
A regular advertiser Is a oV
pendn hie tnerchatidlH-r.
Vife Doing Good Work
'J have been bud off with stom
ach und liver trouble und bloating
for many years. No doctors or
medicine helped nie. On the ud
vleo of my druggist I bought a
bottle of Mayr's Wonderf il Item
edy and I don't wunt to miss n
single dose. Jt has given me more
benefit than all t he medicine 1
have ever taken. I feel 1 ant
doing good to recommend It to
others." Jt Is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from t he hit en-
Una tract and allays the Inf lam-
mution which causes practically
all stomach, liver and lutestlii.il
all men w, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
funded. At alt druggisls. Ad.
Pure in the Can Pure
in the Baking that's
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
' One trial will convince you
make a test forget the rest
SALES 2' TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND
THREE DAY SPECIAL
ON i
Federation Hard Wheat
Flour
Per Sack $2.50
Limit Four Sack to One Customer.
No Charge for Delivery
IMI0NE YOUR ORDERS CALL MAIN 75
J. G. SNODGRASS
THONE MAIN 75
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Servicing Batteries
We Spedulize in
natttry Rarharctnt, Rrrmlrlni aiui prnlnnntnc the vnln
yoar ballry ni Inunilnl lo (le mranllnw of tlMt pIm or
mak Oar pric ami rrrvK- niiui mu.fr.
-HOIH HRtllAROV KFKVira ' 1II1 DMrlltnl
FRED T. BURGESS
MA 1 5 III
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0U often liear people refer to the "dear old days of
romance to tne time when knight-errants roamed
the earth to do honor to a lady's I duo eyes.
These folks say we are living in an age of realism!
An age of "realism" where the human voice is hurled
across the world without wires; where the temperature
of Mars is taken more than thirty million miles away;
where tons of steel and people ride easily and safely
through the air or under the sea!
An age of realism!
of all ages!
Why this is the most romantic
The advertising columns of this paper are full of
romance of the . romance of men who have devoted
their lives to brin.erinjr new comforts, conveniences and
pleasures for mankind.
Advertisements tell these stories, not with the roman
tic exaggeration of a iongleur, but with the calm, simple
words of sincerity. Here is a firm that spent millions
to develop a product that makes your baby comfortable.
Here is a company that has labored fifty years to cut
a single hour of toil from your day's work. Here is a
man who has searched the Seven Seas to produce a new
flavor for your dinner.
Romance this age is full of it. Not just empty ro
mance, but the true romance of achievement, of prog
ress, of the betterment of mankind.
Advertisements tell yon what the romance of
business is doinp for you. Rend them.
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