La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 22, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWed i icsdav. April 22, 1025. PAGF, FOUR ' TJTE IJA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Jkn (Srautte JiCmitnvj tacrte An Iiitleiirnilrnt Xrwspuprr FRANK H. AI'PI.KUT HArtVKI F. MATTHEWS... ..Editor and rubllaber lluilni'U Manager. Published evenings, except Runday, at Hit Aduini Avenue, L Grande, Orci?on. Tho Obacrvor-HlHr published every Friday. Entered at the rostoHlce at I .a Urande, Oregon, as tiecond Claa Mall Matter under act of Marco J, 17. OFFICIAL, PAI'EIl OF UNION COUNTS AND THB CUT OF LA OltANUK MK.MHEIl ASSOCIATED PIIES8 The Assoclutcd I'rcu la exclusively entitled to uw for P"ib. llcalion of all nuwa dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published thorcln. All rlKhla of republication of special dlsputcuea In thia paper, aud also tliu local news herein also aro reserved. EUBSCIlirTlON HATES lty Carrier Pally, per month In advance- Dally, alx months In advance pally, single copy Ily Mall. Pally, per month In advance pally, per alx months in advance . Pally, per year In advance .-. Weekly Observer-Slur, per year- ., 750 14.60 t 600 ..11.69 ..16.00 ..12.00 ADVEUTISINO HATES Plsplay, forvlKn, per column Inch plspluy, local, per column men.. TUna contruct rutea on application. 3mh .420 TUB 1.0I1D KNOWETH how to U. IIvim- I he Koilly out of tvmpUiUon, mill to reserve Ihe unjust unto the day o judK Ment to bu punished. 11 l'eter :i:,l. TUB OLD IIOME TOWN liy Stanley Itfc Mowt luiU ( IfLAMW 1 , f lhl- M Ll-l? Biwr KILL.'. "55 lv 1 -J t I I bosine:7 - (Right since (f 0 lj JSY fame Buvr V V Ithat horso fK""e lMA v Slrt?-jy? W HERM DOOLITTLE -OMIf CF THE Mn-i- r - I I --ViM STReerr, vjus FoeCED to quit ear crl t.B Z-2Ji'Z- St1-. f13 TODAy, VHEN HIS KNIFE GAVE OUT. I OFFICE CAT ' TMAUt HANK RIO. By Junius Uncle Sum is living: within his income, in spite of politicians. S prin if Is certainly here. Tin go! T Ihik hnw Ml leu deeply. Hit' haseimll hnx nre itt.iiK JnM u ttioiiK n html and tlio wiurt klr( fans nrr npihuidiiif vlKoroii?dy. Ily tin nay. sMHkht? of Mioit .-ktrtfj uhy not nuike this culiiinii today n 'girlie" oni'? All riflit . Ill's got Chinese bandils have taken to motor cars and yet some people contend that the Chinese are not progressive. It is estimated that over 2,000 organizations are repre sented at Washington by lobbyists. We hope that at some future time Air. Average Citizen can have an advocate present und make it one hundred per cent. "Ah "a: Kir I.' siKln-d the father, "it's Kroaned the jury, "tdie's lit-: "If I had known we were point; through a tmt in I, ha vi U tMSfil Shi-: ' you yuti. Jlia-ns: Wasn't tM.it Yesterday In Washington HEALTH Aflvk-t-s wiro ri-ffix t-il tluil two dial inct uiitl-Kovi'iniucnt movv mt'iitH tin iiiulir way in Jloniliii'- Scfn'tary Huor tl'ili(l to call another national i I'iio roniVtvni'c probably in S''ptfiiih(.-r. Tlio tariff commission oprm-J hi.'ariiiKH on tlm propojK-d imposi tion of .special tariffs on butter-futs. mi-;m.(.itik (Ily lr. I'mlcrhk Strieker) The fuel 1 hut t hi-re wtre four di'attm from inciiiiiKitis in thin state during the past week make It ni'ce.HKary to call tho attention of the public to tlio inflictions na ture of thi highly fatal disc awe. Preventive ineaAtireH ar clearly In dicated although they ure very difficult to curry out. MeniiiRlIkH has come down to our time lb rout; h the e nturb'H like many of the other infections but H w-i not recognized until ISU5. Ouil)reakH have been reported nl-nio.-t every year in the I nileu Sluten. It Ih a very fatal disease us the mortality is over Gil per cent. It was a bi-iIouh diwease In army camps durln the world war and was second only to pneumonia. Meningitis has Its Kr'at8t preval ence In winter and spring. It is a disease of children and young adults. The disease is caused by a iloublo round oreuuisin which oc curs in tissue cells and is called on tliis account the diplococcus in- truceHularis me nin'UldiM. There ! are other forms of nu nltiiiis but j the epidemic form is always cans-j ed by this germ. I The germs leave the body with j the discharges of mouih and nose. In no other disease have carriers been demonstrated in such great numbers in proportion lo the num ber of cases. The disease Is trans mitted by contact with a carrier or wiih a person who has the dis cafe. individuals develop into cur riers by contact with carriers and I hey occur usually when there is (rlese contact und bad ventHaatton. furriers can be cleared up by hav ing plenty 01 fresh air and avoid ing overcrowding. The disease is usually preceded by chills, depression. headaches. pain in back and limbs, but sud denness of on ing feature. 'I here arc a number of types of this infection but there a iv certain cardinal symptoms, lever of sudden oiKiet. general de pression with or without pains in the back an.l neck, drawing back of .head and delirium or coma. The treatment of the disease con May: Visit U.S. K. i 1 S k l ; JV-' f 2 Hm Wajpstv Hsunn Tuna. dp.sl Minchu nipprnr, who who tcraniM i yenrty lneom of four million dot tor and control of thp city nf pp Jcina; whin dethmnpd In thr first ChinMij ""revolution and who latr wan deprived of all holdings. Is con tcmplating a visit to the United "Man Without Country" Worries Ship Officials (Continued from Paget One.) "We don't care what they do with him but they'll have to keep on pa.viiiij lila expenses until they do it." LESS AVOIKDITOIS. Is the trend among American men away from obesity? A Washington observer in looking over the official city with an eye to avoirdupois has noted that its public men are growing thin, lie has found the senate uncommonly lean and long and was impressed by the paucity of fai men in the house. ' This is more to be expected than to lie surprised at. The nation istiwwkiHg faster and playingharder thnn-tmy-antecedent generation or civilization. As activity, both physical and mental, is always associated with thin men it would be natural that this high-speed age should produce a race of lean and hungry Cassiuses. If the facts bear out ob servations obesity in the next generation will be a distinc tion boasted of only by the lazy and easy living. There are some 'J.'JOO'.OOO j;ntf players in the United States, and golf i;; lecmmucudcd as a fat-redtieing agent. Industrial and commercial Amei ica is producing more l.i eight hours than it I'oimcrly produced in twelve, and the fast winker waxes thin. The adage, "Wink and grow thin" is no younger than man but every race and age have had their fat men. lie: How ilo-s my hair look? Slu-: Kine-- only there's a crease liou n t he middle uf it. " iKl.VT It I :ai THIS! When ecry pool in lAcu a nei .iii Thiil milti l.w Iter dainty bat in- lint 'Iniiuttl, Nhe went nndiaiM-d witlimii a gle rear, or j V.SHl.ViT N 'I'lMMibt that -he- hail mvil (n penditine of moi be unburn -d. Western railrnails filed a brief with the intervale commerce com mission declaring tlieir Inatiility to maintain yerxice under the prc-if 4.arly injection of antl eiit rates. meningococcus serum. We know something nbotd. th 1 'resident I ooiid!;e deckled lie would be unable to j.llend the Hunker Hill t eiei. ration at IWis'on June IT. but proiiably will speak at I'ainbr.ilye July 3. The internal revenue bureau ruled that users wf gaiedhic In business uctivilles may deduct spe cial Mate laes from their federal income tax. returns. AI.AMv W It M.ltO l) I'AtT s II i:a V I KI,V IH I Ki IS lepnrtM to lluhiml. ' The prince, emir, or .something else, was deported to Knglund j about ii mouth ago. i The Uritish authorities sent him , is the most strik- (back. Now he's waiting to be deported ! to 1'runcc-where lie lived at one j time. ; Hut French officials say the wel- ! come will b' erased from the door- ! mat if an attempt is nutde to take ! him there. Alter Ids trip lo France, Indica tions are his nexi voyage will be to Turkey .as he was born in Kur distun. now a urovlncc of the (n- cuiufe of meningit.s and we can homan Kmpirc !;,mr,l UBalnst this to a -.-tal.l .,. Tm., how(.v,. ,. t.vin,.. u ni 01:1 mere uic ami inau uii- i. .- t, ..,,;,, w Known factors. Son O i;.)mton u,oll' ,lU j Prevent meningitis by: rrival I 1. Avoiding a towering of the ,...,. ',!,.,.,,.,. ,i ,,, I , , - . - '. jan otitlaw ,' . , ' ' , . Xerdecheno came to this country '. ' ' several years :'go und cut iuite h ' j swath with his various high-sound Avoiding contact with cases jn titles sick won ouier ioiiiiiiunieiiuie ma- As Klllir of Kurdistan he wa 'its. (lined, wined and generally lionized 4. Avoiding places where there l- Wociet is o ererow diiit: such as public t He married, und for a tim T1IKS13 WARM DAYS MAKE YOU THINK OF Summer Underwear Time Just Say: MUNSING WEAR Men's Athletic I'nion Suits Of lrmxl duality M)vd and clii'ckcd naiii- KDtik tut full and roomy jurscy stiip across l)ail, S1.00 wilh and without tluacd crotch and st.no Knit and lialhngan T'nions In cither ecru or white with ankle lciifftli and Ions or short sleeves, with jersey cuffs at wrists and ankles. The absorbent un derwear. 51.23 $1.50 51.75 $2.0!) . Chalmers Poroknit Famous Chalmers Porosknit Underwear, so cool and comfortable in warm weather. P.oy's with short sleeves and knee length; men's long: sleeves and ankle length. Men's lSoy's $1.50 $1.00 TrvWcitcvec i 'Thus sl:c iml when of the up'de 'I lull In i nine bu lined lo ?te n prude. And found thai ceiiuore bae (ti gt apple yeais Inter. In eon.iectb-n wi: .: "be eidebration tlicae tnree tra .ernlties will erect a mvinoiid ,'at- at the entrance to JaeUnoaV tiaiden on the north ::U" of the. I'll ton campus to coin meinm ;ue the founding of the t rate, ally ys-li'i:t. Srhool Site lo He Chosen. SAI.KM. Ore -.Members of tie board ot regents of the Oregon slate normal school wiil leuve here or .sliland, where Uiey will se lect a s:ic for the new normal school to be located t here. Thv laM egu;iature appropriated $lTf.. iiih) for the establishment of the in sTltuiion. J. A. Churchill, state su perintendent of public instruction, has been elected president of the school. J ( A P. The v- i c it he rings, crow ded st re- t ears, s -tt led down In Kentucky, his than I 1 ."ih,- j mo ing picture theaters and badlyvlle"s native Mate. mini will be needed to com nlete v ent Hut ed schools and churches. 1 W hen the rnnce.;:; ralitna, iui- the nowi niuenl-ow m-d Alaska rail- K'jping the hands clean, tanu of Alghanilan. isiteij A:ner- ! Iiild cunii'io'id. In the belief tf No.- W. Washing !h" hands before eating, ica. he accompanied her party as i Smith, its general uuuiager. I'm I Sletr!ie all eating and drink-' heir to tin ICgvptiaii throne. the next few e;u-s. Mr. Smith e.-' utensil.-, lielore lellig uaeU Ii; Ie caileii al i:n- Willie llou.se. f (peels in :nbittion all i.ninal loss i oi h-i s. januaiso msiumj ua miiu- i .ep in- , I of about 1 1 ..".tte.Mtiii in operatiiu- ' following precautions are;ment to establish his claim to ro- , coense. i,l, w'" I'l'em mv- un; -he" of The coti'di net ion pi ogram con- ' 11,8 uyt' ' ' template pending N.:.Sf.,v un I'vompt r-poitin loadwiiy. track, bridges and tebKm "'l'"''""' be iIcm.i.-I b r n:ien- graph and tee;dune liii- s. A inmT" " I'l-natd home to ililltiil of f nr ye. us fill t-e r j lo1'-" s,wn"- III met lo 'MMied f'r eoin olel mil uf this, al-l ' ' '' ' . , i , , (with a t. ii,icd . ;! -lid. ill i-iiiiit-ntliiii i JJ". anl will ln .iiiip-tc.l.r . ... . . 1,'tl ... ..- el.... ii -i.i M,--.S","!' 1,5 so"n ,n,V,,., i'.lu':,,M ,':'il,l,l l.'i, r-' "II.. '.I c'lvv,-,. lak. r." m,M tl.:;.'.l l. h')llili or utli'T flli-div.' Totliuin. "livlnHT wif lii .s.-U -maiiu- w ' i.i.'ini'i'.l lill.. ' irliiilis rtiiiic nluml in r..-l.l..i I'. lw. n "J" Hi n .-1 Slatimi uli'l Hunt-1 " . . ..'.i,. ,.,,., ,,,i i. ! I'lltriils I'iiiii.H .Nrltu.'ill wouldn't work. 'I'Litl mail.' him a: Willi Ilirt iini.li drliali':! iiol. Inn of iIk mill... Thi'ii'jillrr li.-TI ll.'r tun., an.l nil It.i-li.-r l.tli-. A I'.ilil Mo.c caur:; This hist pan.-.! (() )M. a I'als.- i miivt". 'I'll.' .Slalt-jlt'i.arlni.'iit look- isi- nl him ol anil liis .ourtl pri-s- ' Ii-lif.. was soon gra.'in I If liislrii'! i rooin'of t'oltinihia jail! 1 I I nun icr.it ion aullioiiti.-s nnoli'! Ami ln.itl.--l., stipini.. (. Mr. Still! !i :t.iiil, a- M , til til.l... Thr . stimalc.l . osl of a I'lnti'-li l.OliUVlSal. Americans entertain the chronic complaint that there is too much legislation that is opposed to public opinion and loo lre(U'Mitly it is not the majoiity that is represented in legislative enactments. That is the lamentation that arises from every iinpt pillar law. Perhaps in some instances the legislators are at fault. Ilepresentatives of the people I're.picntly place private in terests before those of the public. I Hit such instances are believed to be the exception. As a mle legislative bodies sincerely believe (hat each of their enactments represents the will of the majority. If the legislatois are sometime; in error in this belief the public may l at fault. The public seldom concerns itself with legislation until it has become law. On the other hand, the special interests, the interested minorities, the refoiming groups and th' other foims assumed by the lobbyists aie in the legislative halls arguing the merits of their pet bills. Hearing noth ing but these praises the legislates sometimes assume that public sentiment is unanimously in favor of the legislation, Mid act accordingly. This evil can only be tonected by abolishing the lobby ist or by fully infoiming the public on every measure be fore it becomes law. I'nforliinatelv, abolition .,f the lohliv- so great is the volume of legislation take nil the voter's time to inform A thiid alternative might be uassaire eiiiniing legislators to vote diiimetricallv oimosit the way the lobbyist tells him to. I'li-nil: it Is $l.-v. ami will Now Kills , miial s.i lilt It- riiini al.o.lt luu ai l.i loiatihl. Ilu lll. ii. -lr. Snolli l' Urv. n tin onl II ii. ml. I vim. Iii Ha- nam,, i.r nil l"': sli'll.tn s ol moi-.. tia.n a I.. ... dial's li.i-t- somi iim: hi i. in' mi. .M'i'i.i.s At. A I.N! i m a.l iial ::ro To 1' ss po- siMr IIIH Nil nilnm or in tlio nun. ni i in liaffr lit- in VflOiIll,.lt of cot.l 1'an hanks distru-l. I ol.l.'l.-il llilll "ll-u t... I- I. SMI III.,. . I.iii;: ."' v. I.ol I'm llanaii I'l-otali-.s. , ,..-i.n,. Wi.iii.il Irnni lljsiant l.an.1 r... Hi.. to pi. I i ir.i pn;-.i, s i riii rrv .-it .. IIS. .1 i-.i I Kill l.ll-MOIl .1 lo sit a',, .-.ul-l m.t . 1 1 : r . . Ill.-tU K t a t. t'ow. Hi . ll.l l.t hf u,!.oai..l I -aril l. lli .III!-. ( A 1't Worn, n m-.l a.s i,-l,-i:;,l,..s to th I'lilVr. nei.. to t.o Ii.-I.I lu-r" .it' lliia vriir, and Hau.ni In Unites 'Imwu-tt t'liil.lM'ii i ii I I It- rli.ir'-, and IIHIEK la.KV. l alil. I .M'I. I'ro- d. porl. d. f.-s.sor '. i. M.-ad of Hie .Ifia..-j "Acrordinir lo law. the r.-liirn nl of . . I n ation In I lit' I'niver- . ..p..ns. s of an undi slralilo all. n mty of Calilornia wild naaMilly ' mn-st hi' lii'l t V tin' stoainshlp thai lllo par.-ntH of today w .-.'.' P'onipany whl.-li hroilht him hut. slnlOm; Ih. ir r. sion.sil.lllli.s loth.-1 "That lints it up lo lhe Whilo alroadt -in .-I hiird. n.-il .shouhl.-r!. if Star lino. t.-u-li.is. -Thi.y mo .-xp-.t- AH won- on. .rli.-.l with is loo miali of tin- solum:." h-h'n" In' do. sn'l stay lor,- ami iass, u.-l. ."I'h. y now dolnand that i"'' 11 "'' l' " ' "i.u. "tun- l.a.h.-is L-iv,- .-sthotir and ' ll"' m.anwliil.-. i-r.h- nioral an w. !l as m.-ntal ti ainin,'. ''''' "" assnr.-d of Ir. .. mval-s and a T1...V ha v.. si, ill. d tho Iiiirdoiis l'l;'1'' I" Hf'-IN l'l.nldly pr.'l.ar- Girls' Spring Coats CLOSING Ol'T-AT'SraCIAL PRICKS 2 $ 8.00 Coals, Age 1 $10.0(1 Coat, Age 11 1.00 Coat, 1 ?i;i.25 Coat, 1 $10.00 Coat, 1 $13.00 Coat, 1 $10.00 Coat. it.. it.. Ago 9, at.. Age t), at. Age 13, at.. Age 1 1, at.. Age 1 1, at.. $5.50 $6.50 $7.00 $9.00 $7.00 $8.00 $10.00 Well made from high-grade material in the. New Spring Colors. National l!ahy WcoK, Apiil 27th to May 2nd. Watch for our Special I'lices and (lifts Norton's Kiddy Shop jthc ; hi'-; Th- n she r. v. as n.M l,'! ;i richl t. h.iil.r is-' ti lie U ln cin iiiccd w ;th e A mit:m 1- eld n lt. in- In w. ;ir .m e- in liieh can Im (inirnitalde. Ali-ii. he- ' Im: i will ;iitunt local votue:i to the eHtie ron;ntiltee of the on f - reiiee to as; i.-t itnd entertain , t hem. The 111 tin t " 1 u n m d.'ii y.itl mi ;s;iiN Jniie jo ;tnd tii.- remainder i will Sail lour d;;y.H later, the emu "mittee has t. .-n tnuirmed. The ' Anstrnliiip. nnd New eahuul dele. Dillon ilt airic Juiif i, Japan is t pei led tO xen.l :':" dei ates. in i eluding lr. N. !. (isiiUi. who was j prominent in the Pan-I'aeine . du ll tuntereiiec h .-eerai yi r.s ayo. The pi;r;n .se tf ) emit, is to u.nr.d lure a I'aeilic i ttmtl;:r to the lilstiUite o( at WlUhillistow ii. Mass. arum "titles iV.t is impossible :uu intioduct'H it would bimsoll of its natuiv of i law v 1 WilLMake Ocean-Flight MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES I'lione Main 7 5 II snociM, on w ii ri i: m(; - I'iick.'iges of While hing Washing I'muler Ilegnlar Price. .! 10c liars of lodet Soap. I Ui:K Four Olher Peals vtlucli oil might he interested in, VUV.SU FISH A Sit? irnni tile honi" to the chis-3 room, and exptit perfect results." I 'a rents nlM, 1'rofessnr Mead continued, say their children can not n ad, wilt" or spell is well as they could. II" inalntain-d t h it ! present ilay st ti'lellts w ere fa r jahead uf their parents Or Kran.l : parents at the same ai;e. He pottr i ed out that s:mie tc.sta jrn en in liuston In I rn were repealed r ; et-nt ly and tu yrm ica Ily all ln-:Ptane-s tue modern child came lout the h. (M r. "W hat we neeil. instead if coin :p:;ii!lts Is sent - W hole. hearted Sllp ; port and nulling at home, and j more of he 'w oodshed spirit jamonc the ia ir nts." t'nuilda lln. Mi-h Mitpe j or (Tiiuin Nutir lie!- j Wl.NMI i;;. .Man. t.l' One ' It u nil red plots within 7.'. miles of Winnipeg are to t.e planted his jsuniitp!' wilh seed of suuar Iteets irruwn in te-rmany. The Mani 'totia Simar llci-i I'ompany is dis trlbnttiiw the st-t-d anions ehosn ard-ncrs an.l farmers to Insure it ;- for an indefinite an travel. period ot (im-k Letter I'taternitte. To Celelnaie nl S lieiicctad s'1ii-;nktaiy. n. y. ai.-- Tlle foiindlllC nl t'le Creek l'-tt.i fraternity system at I'nion collet" 1 "l years atro w ill he celeht at. -1 w itii fit tint; ceremonies here this tail. Nearly eeiy national (Ircei h'ttt r otEi.llli.aiio.i will se:i-l rep icsentattves to participate in Uu centennial fesli ith -. The so-ealied "Mi; Thr.e" i.f th n;it ioual fra tern Hies, Kappa Alpha Pi-tiia I'hi iiimI le!tu i'ht. all wen fitiined at 1 nion cuilefie. Kappa Alpha, w hieh claims to - t If. o'd.-st of all the country's natinna! Crtel; letter f raternith-s. was k Riin in :: and Smma I'hi and !elt:i lhj ,r- i-islittit.'d two ' trial i;nd rJ I The . t are acres st conditions. l-e.-ts iiiv to h t-ste-1 later t Mini"- i pe i)ti.i!it and sutf -of Man i(.. a -yrown I teds , r ma mi i net ?ire. Maehtn- tiiu St. Is to he of- if t'ts are -satiMaet;trv, o r t. raUvd on L""" wi;i;) m . Welsh irirls ;:r. wtmt,- at eoltei; a hool. Th- i re ha in t ' , ,oi: s, i el ot - hKhke -fHi -e, . W,ili s ( Al'l The ntt k'-eit o:t prad'-t- a;t- r I. a in? hii'l tirini: h-Md uf He unt st'hont. Mis Kir's w hi had ; ..i. I Crew; ; rst.tJ'li-hnit'n! , i nl, Ii nl :; 1 I hey s r Ull ' rsi l y h th-- h Mll (I, d th- k or I w n p ants in tt. d In raduat'- t(t h lf-eii pltcnl in elm ;t of t i jrht t.. U- uTuh'i tak ti hy Uu- ray from Honeltiiu lo MamU. .h;-f b. C tulii.ia pilot ttiv plane ha It ts now under cou.it ruction at Seattle. And. If the farmers all huy Herir l-'ord'.i air plant's, st a tin:; w at r nit lona w ill bt tome - t tUn;; r- The Nearest Service IS Ford Service Perkins Motor Co. 4th and Adams j FOR the benefit and protection of our de positors with checking accounts, wc have stalled the Protcctu .Check System. Vith this System, you cm write your checks for a certain amount and then protect your check by tearing it at that amount That being cone, no check can be raised to a higher amount. Call at our bank and let us demonstrate this System to you. It u free to all depositors. EQUALLY PRACTICAL FOR POCKET, DESK AND PAY ROLL USB JflC RBI (Protcctu PfcSS ? : z Cill OR HER, Of ytdDTll La Grande National Bank cus.