La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 8

Monday, March 30, 1925.
PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Dependable
j - the store for men I
Qjfcilllliiaiiiill'j-llllllililk"
SPEED LIMIT
IS ESTIMATED
I though at turns lit very lili
sprt ils in airplanes, brain Injury
or rupture of a vital blood viMvi
I' might ICHUll.
J-Jven when supplied u 1th oxy
gen, the flight surgeons hold, un
aviator could nut B.irvlvc beyond
'u height of 4.V0U feet, under or
! dinary circumstances, hecuusu the
available oxygen pressure In the
. " lllllgB WOUld lm tOO lOW to HUSlubl
Surgeons Think 250 Miles '-
Per Hour Maximum i
lhtwccn 'Jli.uoo and 25.000 feet
Irt t he "Mi iitc i 1 1 in II fif t'nnHi'loilH-
ExCGntinCT On Straight 'new" without oxygen, Bny the
- Course.
flight surgeons, uniJ ut higher ul
titudca oxygen Ih Indispenslble.
Only If inclosed lu a cabinet or
suit In widen tho buronielile pro
fiurgeonif of the army air, service, ,,U,,. ulth life, woJld it In; pos
bMlove that man has about i Sl.r tu ascend beyond the 45,uuO
reached the maximum flyin;: limit, with Hiiitubto aminc'inent
speed at which he tan suddenly j i,i(jl. fur disposing of tho surplus
chance , direction, ou ln to tin
eutrlfiifful force exerted ' on the
body ond n effect on the blood.
J'hlH speed 1 plu fed In the vi
cinity of 26U miles an hour. Tho
limit of speed' un a strnlglilnway
course,' they Bay, .can probably b
71 laced nuicli higher than Ih nov
Jih-chanlcally posstbte, but expert-'
enue will have to write the uctuil
"jlijefurc. The' height limit, they udd
if around 46,000 feot.
Thin contention regarding the
biaximutn speed for turning, I he
flight surgeons point out, Ih pred
ItWted" Upon the experience Of
Zjifcutenunt- Alvln J. Williams, of
U10 navy, ut tho 1'ultUer ulr
carbon dioxide.
The aviator experlenccH, nmonff
other thin if, an the result of hltfh
altitude, filch l h, sleepiness, uncon
trolled emotion, including giggling,
Hinging or laughter; uniHcular
weak newt, shortness of breath, Im
lialnnent of tho intellect und
judgment, and Impairment of vU
Mion und Imii ilng. The ho are chief
ly due, medical men , expluln, to p
lack of oxygen In Hie brain. " :
There are 50 urmy flight niir
g(oiiH, stationed ut different fly
ing Holds, alt on flying status. A
flight medical Hchool Ih maintain
ed at Mitchell Kleld, N. Y., whoro.
i LUumi'N uic kivi'ii niritxieu iiiuui.111
taX'fin ut Ht UmlH, in October, j officers picked for aviation duty.
JVliS, who naid J10 became prac- Aviation psychology forihtf a large
ttrully ' unconscious at the tur,i'hiirc of their work, and thy ar
W; thn triangular course, when ucuiinlnted with first-hand condl-
h).. rounded ut 243. GIJ miles un.tlous of tlio men who go up in
flour.. ( . the ulr In amp.
; j iib iijrr. 111 (hit iui 11 uumin m.i
chili ot right itnglcH, the conli'li'it
gjtf foreu uetlng ut right anglM
to t lie new direction of travel and
The National Aeronautic nnnoel
tlon'a reeordH hIiow that the pres
ent maximum ultltude record In
held by u l'rench filer wit h 39,-
Uii' head toward the Htomaeh and a Hlralghluway course is held by.
rtWibubly oven into the legs,- eaunes
?ulntmitR und poxsihly unconselous
ne. . ltlood circulation quickly
40 just A ItHlf. the flight aurgeoiiH
y, und tho direction of centrlfii
tr:il fore (h rapidly ehnnged, :d-
anotlier French uirmaii ut 27S.4S
mlleH un hour.
You can Improve your golf by
IMnkinj.j the bull ia thu Income
t:iv fnllrctnr'H h'nd.
Observer Crossword Puzzle ;
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tinted by Uichardsoo 'Tho Art
Man.1 Mr. Richardson speclallz n
in Kantern Oregon scenery and lu
tho enlarging and tinting of pic
tures. . . , 8-30-Ot
Oh,, the, wurdH mfed here! Take I'J vertical ami -J7 horizontal, for
liiHlance. To help you solve I hem, we nmy Hay that the letter at
which thcHu crosu is K, und tlic first letter of each Is H. That ought
to help. ,
" ' IIOHI.OATAIj
i. (.'Irelu of light encircling head.
'6. A weapon. . ..
H. . Turtles: . '
13. AiitagunlMts;
in. 'Allowances of pru lalun.s.
17. inabilities.
1 i: To cdrrect,
19. Hone. ' '
21. The tgif of n lousf,
23. ' An Itittcct giving us honey. 1
24. hike.
25. Note in acute.
27. Hmall reddish brown pears.
28; Indefinite; urticlo. 1
2U. I'ortions or u curved line.
31, Morsels. "
33. Composers of poems.
34. Club iwed in baseball.
.11. Animal with humps.
3 7. Hebrew' word; for God.
SS. Citric fr.ilt. ...
Sfl. Hixth nolo In scale.
4. To check or calm.
42. Decern. . '
4i. To fire a gun. '
46. Part of a boat.
4S. Weakens.
4!. Hun god. .
60. 'I'utes. . t
52. Noto In scale.
62. "While. .
54. To perish.
bft. A marhiit used na it y hoc lei.
67. Point of compass.
61'. A. grout! wave
(i I. I' renvty, , j '
0!!. C'earor.'
0.". Pilaster ubutmruts of an urch.
C7. Drunkards.
C8.- Seasons (food),, .
C. Jellvorod. I .
MIHTICAIi
1. .Man of vhlor.
2. Indefinite article.
:i. Guided. . .
1. Foretoken. . i -.
6. A small sofa.
0. Animal like n donkey. .
7. Uefore.
.S. To roam.
Term In iimttieinutlcy.
10. A fo; u bush.
1 1. Upon.
I", tmeslions.
M. Wading bird related' to Ikto.i:
It!, hmall mounds (in golf). '
2(i. WundererH.
22, MeiiHiiremenl of eclipses. '
24. Guxelles.
25. Frozen water.
Lii. To endeaor.;
LU. In a vertical lino (mint.),
il'i. To slip In unpcrcelvd.
I. Washings.
I' .. Narrow pieces of wood.
To wager.
3ii. 2000 Im.
4 1 Meadow.
41. A rowing instrument.
-Hi. Cubic meters,
4 7. Iron, brans, etc.,'
50. To write one's name.
61. Mentally sound.
3. Snakes.
54. Chit Cot in in a lecture room.
;"(.'. Senses,
1-Ji. Where sun risos.
59. To dine.
'i0. Kpocll.
Gl. Door rug.
(i2. Another form of 69 vertical.
04. Heboid.
tiC, Half an em.
I-
n
Mtiire is known
gtoy the dealers
It keeps r
TIRES and TUBES
COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, OREGON
Playle Oil Co.
Cor.Adams & Greenwood
TOI.Y AMI TOMOllltoW
Warner itruM. t 'his-den if the Serein
. An l.m.st l.tildttirh TniiiuetlHti
1
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MAY MiAVOY. MAUIK I'lIKVUHT. P.M I.INi: I'llHllKlllc.i
Wtlh l.t'v Coil), Wlllnnl l.,iul. Mury nur. I'l rrc ti.nJio:!
-Hii l ( .Mii.il, "IIIKIKI K"
PUZZLE ANSWER
slHTTNtfsliWlAaiTloTMTE
cJOkTi C3fT am ippy
3aw Han o d il B(c1ain
5iy. y
3-28
i:iiRlbli 'IVn. li.-p, lii VMi
Aiiifi-li'u 'l-.iln Siinuni'
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for llils (filiimn niusl be
In by tt:00 n. ni.
lilrls I'ell Cape.-. Age
'ohil-H bltle, til n or re
Kiddy Shnp.
I anil it
Norton's
3-30-H
lints
Have ymir oh Iml mad'1 new, un
rotor, at smnll cost at It lehurdsun's
Art V Gill Shop. g-30-Ut
Synopsis of the Annual State
ment of
BISINtSS MKSS ASSI HANCK
C'OMTA.NY
of Kansas City, In the Stale of Mis
souri on tho 31st day of December,
1924, made to the Insurance Com
missioner of the State of Oregon,
pursuant to law: .
in pi i m
Amount of cupltul
stock paid up $ 260, 000. 00
Income J
Total premium Income '
for the year $3,4 1 7.C79.3 1 i
Interest, dividends and i
rents received during
the year 103.7C4.13
Income from other j
.sour cos received
during the year ...... 726.76
Total income $3,622. 19. J9
Disburden i enm
Tald for lo.ws, en
dowment.!, annuities
surrender .values ....$
Dividends paid to pol
icyholders during
the year
Dividends puld o n
cupitai stock during
tho yer
Commissions und sal
aries puld during the
year .. , ;
Taxes. licenses and
fees paid during
the year
Amount of all other
expenditures
Accident and lleult H
- claims .. :.....,.
23. 400.00
457.1 1
30.000.00 I
9G9.G60.09
GI.13
99
41 1.310.32.
l.fi.S6.39.4ti
Totul expendituren ..$3,082,340.97
Assets .
Value, of ' real estuto
owned (murkct val
ue)
Value, of stocks and
bonds owned (inar
. ket or: . amortized
Value) '.. ' '
Louns on marlfafri'B ...
and collaterals, etc. 1 .G74.S53.04
Premium notes und
policy loans
Cash In bunks und on
hund
Net uncollected und
deferred premiums..,
Interest and rents due
. nnd accrued
Other assets (net) .
Less Assets not -admitted
14,379.23
497.70G.40
9.GS9.G3 !
2S9.799.19
57.C51.52
4S.235.OG
70.4S3.3I
70.3S0.10
Total admitted assets.. $2, 592, 4 I 7. 28
Liabilities
Net reserves . $ 329.398.8S
Life 0,000.00
Gross claims for losses
unpaid accldc n t
and- health 772.1 I0.G7
All other liabilities .... 1,234,907.73
Total liabilities, exeln- ;
slve of cupltul stock j
of $250,000.00 $2,342,4 1 7.28
Itusluess In Oregon for the Year
Gross premiums re- j
celved during the (
yeur( Life, accident
und health) $
Premiums und divi
dends returned dur
ing the year :
Losses paid during the
year
Name of t 'ompany,
Men's Assurance Company,
Name of President, W. T. Grant.
. Name, of Secretary, A. J. Helder.
Statutory rewldent uttorney fori
ser lee, S. T. Gllmon
2.015.35
Gt.G9
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IlUHluess
A Testiiiionlnl for liezrinn
Prescript Ion
Sllvertliorn - Wright's Family
lrug Store: I huve hud eczema, for
neurly' 14 years, and unable to get
anything that would kill the germ.
A frhnd of mine told inn tn write
LONDON (AT)-- A number of
Mc)nilarNhlit fur llrlltNh women
have M-en unuotiiieed by the edu
cation committee ni the Ktmllsh
Speaking Tnlon. in cuirylng out lis
policy of providing fur lit lies lor
lirltlsli tiiul Ane rii tin leai-hers to
vitdt the re;p(ellve eoinitrieM.
One of thce h (tie page Travel
ing Scholarship founded lust ear
in memory of the bile American
amhiiHMidur lo Great Itriiatn. the
holder of which lx invllcd to tpend
her summer holiday in the Cull
ed Slat.s as guest of the Cnloii.
The visitor nmy study :mv apeel
.. . . , ... , ' I, .fin.
Include .v)x weeks in the Cnlted
Stales with special prtvlh'geH tif tlie
New York slate summer iliaulau
qua, to be held In July and August.
Carboiiato oT ('upper Tor tnallng
lite larmeiH' heal ; al.su Formal
dehyde aiid lthie Vltrol ut Sllver-(horn-Wi
Ight's Family Hrug Store.
3-21-tl
Sixteen Inch corduood, $7.00 n
ord. Call Main 617. 3-ltf-tf
"Well! Wlui uon
llmior Hriglit Knows,
war?
:t-:u-it
Ilemt lulling, pleating, Mil ton
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddj Sliop.
10-14-tf
Wanted, several copies of 1'Vb.
19 Observer. Will pay 6c each l
office. 3-2S-tf
K nit cnH's !c.;iO in $:t.ro
The proper npi lug w rap with
silk trim. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
3-30-lt
opening un umbndla In the house
or bumping a truffle cop wtlh uur
ear are signs of bud luck.
SEEDS-
l'ulk und in I'lK-kii'j
l-'rcsh This Your
Newiin Drug
Co.
Announcing
The opening of our nen tttinHy
Tnrlor tomorrow . Mureh It I, In
charge or Miss Welnerke and Mrs.
l-'i l.xell, or San Franeiseo, should
be ot Interest to all La Grande wo
men. Von are im bed to make un
I inspection visit al any time. Model
I Itarber Shop (across from lloov-
2 New
Bungalows
Then hpleJidld iroH9lle
Arc IikUmI on X. Ah nnd
on S. Hindi MrwLs. Mudein
and iip-ln-dntn coiLtriietion.
IjArgc lota. Trlec right and
ou rcaMniahte terms.
Inspect lliesc befuro jou
buj.
Wm. Miller
& Co.
ie Onr Bli."
rhone Min 1
World's
. L&rgest 1
Chain
Department
Store
Organization
s IlLil lull r-
fJnooTtortUd
57TDEPAKITIENT STORES
108 'Depot St., 'La Crandc, Ore.
Reliable
Quality
Goods
Always
At Low
Prices
A NEW SHIPMENT OF
BOYS SPRING SUITS
A new shipment hits just arrived
just in time for your spring clotl inj;
needs. Mothers need not worry now
the correct clothing is here, at prices
within reach of all. Prices made pos
sible because of the enormous require
ments of our 371 stores.
$6.90
$9.90
Suits of every description are here,
to gladden the heart of anybody.
Spring's Newest Colorings
Tans, Blues, Greys, Browns in plain
colors, stripes, checks and ovcrplaids
spring's loading shades.
Belted Models
are the hcadlincrs this year.' So po
ular with boys. Suits for service and
long wear.
Sec Our Window Display.
Boys True Blue
Blouses and Shirts
79c
Boys' Blouses and Shirts of "True Blue"
brand, sold exclusively by J. C. Penney Com-
I nanv st.orp. "Rpmin-Viibln viilno mnHp nnsKilil'.
by the purchasing power of 571 stores.
Of fine quality Percales, in light and dark
patterns; Chambrays in blue,' gray and striped
effects serviceable Black Sateens Blouses and
Shirts for every occasion full cut, well made.
ill
B oy sand Youths'Tan Sh oes
Good Styles Real Values
Well made of genuine
all-leather brown.calf;
stitched whole quarters;
rubber heel ; Goodyear
welt. Excellent values at
moderate prices
Sizes 12 to 2 $;l.B!)
Sizes 2'-. to 5'2 5:1.98
Black Shoes for Boys
Big Values Low Prices
Gun metal side Bluchers;
perforated whole quarter
and tip; rubber heels; two
full soles. Good-looking,
well-weiring shoes; low
prired .
Sizes 2U to 5i...J3.29
Sizes 12 to 2 $2.9
BOYS' SPRING
Dress Oxfords
Brown calf leather,
creased vamp, rubber
heel a comfortable and .
dressy Oxford,' at only
Sizes 12lo to 2 ....$;i.G)
Sizes 2'o to 0 S:i.,S
In Black and Brown
Boys Hosiery
Boys' good quality
heavy ribbed Cotton
Hose, shown in black
and brown. An excep
tional value for service,
at a truly low price.
you. that lie wius sure you liad an
eczema prescription that would do
'the work. It Is on my hmid. H is
jdry but itches and forms u scab;
I also on my hack and knee. Mall
line a $U.r.n lolMc at once. It. W.
' Die La, Colfax. Wash. Nov. "4.
I 3-lM-tl
The .New Imlgnrntor.
That you need for that tlrrd feel
uk. that builds up a run-down ner
ous condition, that give you "pep."
give you appetite, puts vim Into
your system. A jrent stimulant
sold only by Silverthorii-Vripht
lumtiy in-UK Mture tor not-
" 1. 1 -tr 1
.oTio;.
Nut in is heret.y k.. fhtit Sher
wood Williams has flll his final
account as administrator of the es
tate of James A. l-'raker, deceitped.
and the County ( 'ourt of
fount). Oregon, has fixed Thurs
day the Jtith day of April at the
hour of 1 U o'clock: a. in., as the
lime when the eourt will hear nb
jertlons to siiid final account und
settle and determine the Siime.
nonrcirr s. kakix
Attorney for Administrator
March IB-S-SM-Apr 6-1!
in
Mothv lo Crnlllorf.
ftllee ( horeby given
coneermd that letters h-sli ntary
huve been Isstp d by the f'ounly
fm:rt of I'nion founly. regon. to
J. C fonh-y. upon Hit; last will and
lestutnenl or A. It. fonley, deceas
ed. Kill! till linruollu b:ivlhr olnlllttl
I'nion against said estate are heiebv noti
fied to prrrtent tile Kami- wilii pro
pep voim liers to Ha Id exeeutor af
fove. Oregon, or at the office of .1.
I). Hlater. his attorney in 1t
(Irande. Oregon, within six inonthH
from thu date nT this notice.
Dated at I -11 Crumb-, Oregon, this
lfitli day of March A. D. l!f..
J. r. CONI.KV
Kxeeuior of last wilt
of A. II. fonley, deceased
" alt March lfi-23-Sli- Apr O.CI
I l iKed).
S-SU-lt
Notice- j
The future address of Duvid J.'ll
Sloddard be da South Mil Kust.lU
Salt Lake flty. I tab. und all f'l-.H
lure correspond nee will reucli Mm M
at tluit address. Jl-3"-tlf M
' K;i--eial pi lo," . '';. yr? corj for--16-lucii
wood. Thout) iM
n-:7-tf
. A"tnmwr.
M 1 a, I. A. I latin- s, Jefferson
Ave., corner Willow. 1'hone SIS-J.
3-1-ltnp
lletnMth tiinu I'K-vt IIk ftO
Mrs. J. V. o'fonneii. I T tt 4 O Ato.
Curaetlerv lor Htirvley toiet.
j 1-17-61
1 iMMlerlniid eK
If yon are a liner of nuture, and
of beautiful wviiery plitunn. you
lll cnloy the win. low of the llith
urdsmi Art A (iift Shop IM-. mek.
In It you will find pbuire-i of the
beautiful lakeH und mountains of
the VValUmu toiui'i,. t uKu (f U uud
REAL VALUES
nusco snonmiN(;. 3.n,....5c; c u.s $i..vj maim.k u-:ai-- cask & m.vi'i.k syiu i''hw-is rc
JKWEL SlIOKTliNlMI, 2 1!; -i -l!;:.-Wit;- --Ar,i.sS-hv CAN rTu' MAffcK SYKClvH"!"! 'c
AMAI7.0 SAl.AD OIL. (tmrts ...r.i)c; 2 quarts. . ? 1.15 MAl'LK LEAK CANE & MAPLE SYUl'P, gal 1 (i!)
PKEFEKKED STOCK COFFEE, 1 H r,;5c OLYMPIC IIAIID WHEAT FLOUP., ID-lb. sack S2 7J
5 lls $2.." ALASKA SALMON. 2 tins ' 3.-
SCRATCH FEED. MO-lb. sack ?3.J9 POLAR WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP 10 bars 3'c
BLl'E KARO SYRCP, 10-11.. tin - 79c WHITE KING WASHING POWDER Large pkir 4'lc
RED KARO SYRUP, 10-11.. tin Sl'e
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