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I .r ' X . " Wednesday, April 1, 1925. ' PACK TEN TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE! ' STARS HOTTER T HAN THE SUN WASHINGTON (AI-) Kutl niatlns tho diumrtcrii uf Irn of tlio brijrhtcr slum by Bvpurattng their hrul into loni spectrum and moa Burin the iK'ut of thn different colurn anil then cnlculallni the prbtiHtilo temperatures of tue.li of 1hcv heavenly hutJIeH, whh tin1 work of Ir. .'. O. Abbot, director of tlio . Aalropliyulcnl Olwnrvutory o.,. the. giuilJi.iuiiluu Inl It tiiluii. during u. recent series of field ex periments. vltie results liuve jusl been made public. A Htur, liflvlwr nearly Ibrco llmeB till' licut Of the Hlltl. WIIM UIIIOtlK Hume observed by lr. Abbot. TIllH win Beta IllBel. limine nn istl mated absolute, temperature of 10. 000 decrees ccntlcrudo, roinpared Villi tlio sun's 6.01)1) degree S centi grade. . Other stars observed Willi a creuter temperature, than tlmt of the Bun were: Veifu, ubttolulo lem peratlire, 11,000 degrees centl irraile:' Hlrlus, the brightest Blur In thn heavens, ll.iioo; 1'rocyon, X.UUU. The other HlarH were Ca Jiellu, D.ifMO; Aldeburnn, 3,000: llctu J'eRusI, 11,85'J: IlelelKCUHe, 2, GOO, mid Alpha, llerctlliH. 2,000. The !unt two lmvo un enllinnted dia meter COO tuiea greater than that of tho sun. , , Dr. Abbot used in fills work n radiometer, constructed' under the direction of lr. K, I'-. Nichols, pio neer In measuring the heal of tho Btars. Utllhclng tho Khint telescope nl tho .Mount Wilson Observatory 1n fnliromla, wlih lis loo-lncli rn rk'Ctlng lenH, Dr. Abbot was enab led to obtain fairly neciiralo meas urements of the heat of tho differ ent, colors, eVen far Into the Infra red. OurvuH were drawn, Indicat ing tho spectral distribution In the radiation of blue, white, yellow and rod stars, and estimates or their (irobublo tcmpcrntures were made. Stokes Talks Horse Sense ;v The Right to be ' 2$ VVell Born ' . fir W. E. D. STOJCRS -V: ' "IBtflitW t - r ';. ' . i',.,v-'v.;;.0:;i-v;;;- Al.':J &aitwFi W B. D. Blokes, multimillionaire, who i now on trial in Chicago charged with defamation of his wlfo'ii character, Is an author. Hero la shown the cover of tho book and how Stokes looked In 1902 on tho flyleaf of Tbe Klgtu'Mo-Bo Well Born, or Horse Breeding in IU Relation to Eugenics." fj ,- Tlie man who said figures didn't )lo never paid nn Income tax. 0 . For Your Throat . Tlacc a Medicated Throat Disc on your tongue. Al low it to dissolve slowly. The soothing medicines arc set free almost iiv etantly, trickle down the throat, and relieve hoarse ness, allay irritation, and ease the; coukIi. . Medicated Throat Discs arc put up in boxes of sixty discs. Price 25 cts. . v ." L. & I Drug Co. LiIit Is Sought on Uenelits of Foreign Language Study iov KKW YOltlv (Ai') Tim fiillinl Hlcp jti u (lii't'U y.i'iLT-K until. n-wide Htiifly, niriiliiK lo inulc llii trfu-liln uf r(ir'lnn IhiikK',h ntorf' rU'rcllvr In llio I'till' l Hinii u, luiH been ttik- n ly a Hiii clal Inv-HtiKaltiij; com- mitlc; of tin? AiiH-Ticiiii Council of I'JillK'Utldll. (Jll.'Htlollll.llll H Ml.'llll tl t() -0,000 KccoiHlaiy H'lioilK. iiMldiiK for mIh- lis(t'H on Un- nlmly ff rVi'iu-h, fir miiii, Ihtlliui iiinI SpiitilHli will lie folloufil liy nn InvcHllKtilioii in inoro tlinn Too colli 'h ami normal lnftt.il ill ItitiH In an effort to Irani how far tin; av-raK! American neeilH foreiKii lanrnaKi'H an a lielp toward. iindei'MtnntlinK tho ICtiKland lunuage, and whether modern lan Kuuffo pnpllH uho J-InKliBli more, cor rectly than olherH, An .IntcreHlliirf fculure of tho Htudy will bo llio uho of dellcuto InHtrumenlH to ineiiBiire tho move- ment of tin; o.yiH In reading foreign tcxlH. .Mccliiinlcat devices ulno will be teHted oh aldH In tho Hi tidy of French, German and Knanltdt. Tho roinmltloo will altemttt to find out how many 1ovh and k'tIh uho foreign kuiKUUKea after ffradu ntlon. un well iih the chief dirricul lieu they encounter In learning IheHo laiiKiiiik'eH. Old and new methodH of teachtiiK hIhu will be tried out. HUKiialluii Is Its .lumiw Afti'i' V purs .of Acthll) JAUItOW KiikIuihI (AI') This once Ki't'iil- InduMirlnl town on the I'ynti, where it wu acarcely pos- rtihle to luur unyunt' Hpeak roe (ho uIuukIuk at huiuiuej-ii and jmk'U iniillc rlvel i'-h haM l'tillen on evil da-H and iiotni l IiIok like t ghonl Klooni overhanns the place. l-'aimniM ycaiH uko ft Hh uhlp. ItullditiK and Hlet'l works, t timing mil nillltoHH or pounds woiih of ulitpH and imtterlal, today 5700 workers cm J L of a population oT StI.ooit, aro drawing the dole; then In only olio ship on the slocks of tho ureal yards, and many fur naces havo been Hosed down for three yearH. I .nek of Iradr, Hhorl iip of tooiie and lessened ilemand for war ve-ssi-ls and armann-uls are inaful respitimllilo for the present deprcK.-iion. Venturesome Bark to End Days in Movies U A.N(iKIii:H (Af) -f'onver- slon Into a motion picture ship will be the fate of llio plot uresfiiM1 old barkcntlno - Narwhnlo, which for mores than Hi years was con spicuous In I'aclrlo coast shliipln. and whoso rotuant lo history over that pfuiod reads llko tho pages of old tlmt; fiction. Tin- Narwhal, built at Man I-'ran- cisco in lHH'i, ts ono of the fincHt eNuinph-H of salliiif; ship construc tion. In tin; view of tlo' shipping men. Immediately alter !nr launching' "he was entered iu the whaling Industry, (n which she remuioed for many years. jDuritiK that tiiuo Mie (-Ktablishcil many records, both In whale caiches and fact cruises. After leaving tho pur suit of whales, t m craft was used for a number of years hi the trade to thu Houth Hens, Tho final voyage of tho Nurwhat ended last year wlum she crept Into Hun Francisco hnrbor from an expedition to tho South Heas. on her outbound trip from Kan Fran cisco, Die barwenttno disappeared for a period of Mi months and was recorded us lost ut sea. She later appeared at a Houlll Hea port, however, bearing stories of terrific windstorms. . Khorlly after pusllng anchor at San Kranclsco the Narwhal was sold at unction to satisfy claims, and the motion picture hit crest that acquired the otdtinic whaler will niovo her down the coast to Hati l'cdro. SPEN 1 On High Bench T AT THE COVE f C COYK (Special) Mrs. Arthur Feldmun and daiiKliter, Vattla, and hinall son will return to their homo In I'ortland next week. They have spent the winter in Cove with Mis. Fe Id man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Uanlol. r Keveral people from Cove attend ed tho O. A. C. concert at I'nlon and la (inunlt: reoently, MISS Ulhel ( MMlllLy Ml"llt til" week-end at I'niou t Ii' Kiiesl of her cousin. Miss Magery fhlsbolm. Mrs, A. o. Huntley left Friday afternoon for her new home at Myrtle ( 'reek, about twenty iul!es from 1 tose I o t'K. M r. a n d M r. Huntley liave made their home here for the plot year and a half and Cove people regret very imich their departure. Mrs. Jluntby and her daughter, Miss Marian, will make the trip by automobile und Mr. Huntley w ill travel by train with their hi longings. Boosters of London Say That City Now Counts 8,000 Heads i , UNJON (AI') Itecent unoffi cial esdiiiates of tho population of Greater London have put the fig ures at about. x,'MHl,lMM). The Lon don telephone area covers T.iU square miles, and the metropolitan police district OH 1 square miles, and both are said to be growing rapidly. The distances across Lon don, from various sections of tlio greater city, vary from 20 to 30 miles. Sir Klugslcy Wood, M. 1'., speak ing recently on the housing ques tion, announced that the total num ber of houses authorized at the beginning of l!'-'-! aggregated 'JH, 80K, and of these f)2, 1 u'.i had al ready been completed. Many Londoners were confirm ed town-dwellers, the speaker said, JR tZl fa, Krounil H)iucu uml with proptT ar-ranufnii-nt for di-m-nu Uvliifr, anl tliuH work out an L-vcntuul n-m-(ly to ) 1 1 ri'llivii l.oinlun'a liounlng Hituatlun which, for BcnimtlonH. 4mn h'vn onu of tho city's moat iliriicutt probliMiia. In upltt' of lis crowlli, London liad IS fuui.r Una in l'JL'4 limn In iy3. The total laat yi'nr waa 3. Mi, of ulitch 3a were at-rioua. Ilf,., but an l.n"rullv our. Of' uiao pollcUa of tho future, wheth er domestic or forelen. will .leponU upon u IntelllKen, '-"''f " the finaneiai. - .. Uual condi.lon of .he Pcop ,1 o llta world Isolutloii front other iiulloim la over." The first ni(pi of sprint;, as u ,. ,,rn.-,l hint vear. Isn't iTlluhlo un. 'r'eon'g'11 ""' f At text a woman has reached th Buprcme Court. Mls Dorothy Blraus, jNew York, aitting in Ihe high court accounting proceedings, is tho first ever, to le given power tohear and determine th rvsult . of uch cas. and a certain percentage of them always would be. They preferred the cinema of tin; country, and they disliked a long Journey which cut Into their leisure. Without imitating tho worst fea tures of the American skyscraper it should bo possible to erect dwell ings with generous gardens or Page School Promised . Support for First Year NLW YOltlv (AD Kd word W. Hok, 1'hlladelphia editor and phil anthropist, has offered to pay the first year's expense, estimated ut J.VUMJ0, of operating the proposed Walter Jllnes I'age .School of ln ternallon Relations ut Johns Hop kins University, Italtlmorc. The announcement was made today by Owen H. Young, president of the board of (rusted. M4iu while, a nation-wide campaign will be con ducted in an of Tort to raise an en dowment fund for the school. Hecuuse of the Wok. guuranlee. representatives of tho school H-iid it will be ready to open for. tin next school year. The proposed budget of $50,000 can be used al most entirely for the maintenance of professorships, scholarships, li brary, etc. None of the $1,000,000 fund, which it is hoped to raise. Is needed for buildings at the outset. Mr. Hok, la a recent comment on tho I'ago school said: "Any Insti tution which means the develop ment of the International mind In the l-'nited States will not only be a needful addition to our notional LET US HELP YOU- With your electrical problems. WE AUK THE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS AND RETAILERS . H.&S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St rhonc 393-W WIS Sra'IALIZH . ON Generator Starting Ignition All Klcctiical Itcpuirs To Your Car Guaranteed Service Full Line of Service Facta Battery Electric Service 1311 Wuh. M-753 MO SI'I'.MlS $IMHMHH in l AitMVAii (;,u;in;s ..ilriV.Jtvliig- in v, hopes I hut Spring'' will 'inatfe' V'-opti- too lazy to work crossword pu..lcs. lilO DM JAN'tiHIO (A V) The L-iirulval of lliiu Is over, and the (Hy today Ik fcHtlng Irotn Its lliroe ,ila.s and four nights of merry making. Hanks and business bonnes in: eloeil, and the street cleaners ,are hauling uwuy part loads of colored paper from the principal streets like snow In an American city after a winter storm. Confetti nnd Her pent Ines cost more this year than they did In 11ILM. but even the Increase In price did not prevent a large con sumption. ( hie hundred tons of (he former and I'f.a of the latter ('ere loused obout the Hi tcrts by t he pleasure-Heeklng crowds. It Is e.slimatcd. Itlos bill for the jolli fication Is placed at $iiuo,utiti. , .'o utaHks were fworn this year on account of recetit political tils-lurhuncfs. FREE n hnvf! nimlo n study of wiring eoiiveiilcntvs ami cur rtMt lighting. Why not lake mlvnnlnfl if iiitr experience. It ctist.n ymt untiling to tail on iih. We will ghollr show joti why II Is win Hi whlh to luur these t untf nlcmt's nml I tow IIHln I hey will t'ti-'t JOII. U 3-011 eiiii'l comi' hi. Just phone nod wo will call lit 3 tin r litiiue. u Grande Electric Co. Ailnma Mi AC 'It KM 0- HOT WATUt l OIMl .VKAIt 311'- ItAKDK , lli;i,M(ill.,M, Wash. ( A 1 ' ) I A second lint water lake, M acres In extent hus been discovered in t he Mount (taker national forest In northwest. Washing! nn, it wan aiiuiiimced here recently by V. .1. . Ml lint I, pmspertor and cNplorcr, j who said he found It last Kuminer. j Tl ther lake nf hot water ii the Mount linker pre.-cre is about IP' acres In size. ' The new lake, Mlliotl Mild, is at j an ep vat Ion of about Miua feet, I and he estimated the t em peril ore of Its waters at I1J degrees Fah renheit. It Is located III very niir-K-i country to the east of Mount linker. Three hot springs have been bl eated la the Mount (taker national forest. Co-defendant 1 ARE YOU LISTED Among the iirotrressivc iHoplf or ytnir lown? Our Hiniic is ultuiys l our cull, SUBSCRIBE NOW! Home Independent Telephone Co. The Resale Value of Your Home It will be increased by "Check" Seal electrical wiring If you ever want to sell your home, you will find its Resale value increased hy a "Check" Seal electrical installation. - The "Check" Seal is a recognized mark of identification for qualified electrical contract ors who make your house a real home of elec trical comfort. I-ikc modern plumbing and hardwood flooring, "Check" Seal wiring is a definite resale asset. Before you build or buy, insist on "Check" o Seal electrical wiring. And when you buy elec trical appliances, remember also that' the "Check" Seal identifies electrical retailers who sell quality electrical merchandise. 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Owner and Director. WE HAVE A FEW RADIOS AT Bargain Prices ONE 4-TUBE SET COMPLETE $100 "Complete" means All Ualleiie, Tubes, Phones, Loud Speaker,' and Aerial and Insulators, installed in your home. lriOO Miles (iuaianlced oii the Loud. Speaker Wc have Recently Developed a Newv Model Wc Call It The Ileacock Reflexophone COMPLETELY EQUIPPED AND INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME $116 With Dry Batteries , I'liniiBhed also with slum go battery and battery charger at -fSO extra. Wc guarantee Eastern Co:sl Reception on the loud speaker under favorable conditions. Heacock's Radio Service PHONE I07.W I New Harris Apartment DUg.-Acioss the" Track with W. ;. tv ikr. tiitthnnair?. i'irr ft Mr.. HtpUr.t. vrup: wat !x-iimi SieVr in lh t'hkaso Clieck" Seal Appliances Carried By Eastern Oregon Light 5c Power Co. MONUMENTS "iiiTii rur JiJN'M! at ytyr 'iT hi- . .nailc , prorouuil wu.jjr of monuiMrnt bulMliiK, an orUir iltcd olir I'an.ls Is liurc to reecho faithful, luliliiK.,ut eicculloo Vc Hill ,l,.7 luruisli Lotluiati-a Uluc Mountain Marble Oranitc Company iit , Ate, La Graudr, Ore. 7Hemortd!.vr()it