La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1925, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
J&t (Brmtbc Jzftcnutg CDhscrficr
An Independent Newspaper
KUANK H. APPI.KBY
HAKVKV K MATHKW8..
Kdltor and Publisher
Uusliu bs Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, ut 1416 Adams Avenue,
lA Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered tit the I'ostofflee at I-u (i run do, Oregon, ua Second
Ctnss Mull MuU.t undt-r act of Mutch 2, JST'j.
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OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
T .
TWvTS The QutUlfT f-SUeX PCIotXJCMf Tt
I -fH.Mi lye WOTtO COwGuMECf MOVtMEMT
the Ai?i&rocpr .,f"ZltZrJ".
HEALTH
HUiv CroNN Society ApH'Hls
j Agumt .Nevdlcw I mi of 1'nrs
OFFICE
CAT
Nobody cftii accuse tho boot
legger of lcliig a fool lie lins
loo much m-iimj lu tlirnk thu bluff
ho sells.
'I
Tomorrow is Puppy Day its well as Memorial Day. If
you visit the business district you will be Riven a chance
to buy a poppy, the emblem of service rendered by those
who offered their all in the days of '17-'1S. And each
flower you buy is the woik of some disabled veteran in
fciome government hospital in whose interest and for whose
comfort the money realized from the sale will be spc.it.
Wear a poppy tomorrow.
A TRAFFIC EXPEKIM KNT.
The new "Keep to the Right" traffic buttons on the
intersections in the business district will have to demon
strate their advantage "over the old center mound, and we
imagine that the police department is putting them in
vogue for that purpose. Oregon's new law raising the
speed limit on street intersections from 12 to 20 miles
per hour may make the new style regulation more-desirable,
but at first glance we are prone to doubt its effi
ciency. The center button slows up tiaffic because you
can't make such a shaip turn at a great rate of speed, but
it has been, a slowingyyj piccssjlwit pronus-d fewer smash
ups than may result rroia .iie new rounded coiner. A trial
will tell; if the new plan is better, we want it. The world
' do move" and the speedier and easier that movement, thi
bettor our progress if the question of safety is always a
p: hue factor.
Tho world Is a funny plar If
you have money and pose uroun 1
in a fig h-af, you am aesthetic.
If yo.i arc poor nnd tig 00111
stunt you an- a nut.
I f lu-4 it y Is tin soul of vi.
think how x-ivnniingly funny I he
modem woman' drc-v is.
riKKi'itooriM; nil: ihiy
(liy !r. Fnilrrlt-k l. SlrUkt r)
Kach year we low thousand of
valuabh; trvvn hy fin.. In bptl of
all tlu precautions we can takty
and all the quarantining of firea
we can do, ftrt- will break out In
Hpota a"l wipe out wtioli forcstM.
Suppose we had some easy, cheap
way of flrcproofing theao treca
without hurting tln'in? If flomc
body came along itnd told us that
within a week he would give each
of our trees u coat of fireprooiing
that would hint for yearn, and per
hap for Us lifewould we .Jmvo
him do it? Of courwe wo would!
We'd be inunc not io.
Then, after all our ionsts wru
flreproofed, would we continue tho
firepropflng on the young trees,
and renew it on those from which
it had worn off? Kuually of course
M T. We would May that nluce we
f (reproofed, there hud been no fhea ;
therefore there was no use In ;
flrcproofing any more. Homchody ,
would maintain that the fireproof-
tng made a little mark on the bark I
of the treeH, and that since there j
were no more fires anyway, there !
.was no use keeping up such a non- i
scnMcai and dangerous proceuurc
as flrcproofing. So that we'd grad
ually allow our new forests to grow
up unflreproofed.
Then, of course, the fires would
start up again. Little ones and big
ones depending on th number of
unprotected trees and the ntrciigth
of the wind. Old tree:!, whose fire
proofing was almost worn off, and
who would have been sate in a
lienewed reorganization activity small fire, would be burnt up in
in the democratic party furnish-j the tremendous conf lugratlon caus
ed food for speculation for polili- 'cd by the many new and unpro
clans. jtected trees. And we would proh-
.(iiiy bin rtie the flrcproofing! K v-
l'resiib nt I'olidge ujih host on 'cry time a fire occurred we would
thi! Mayflower to neusjttipet' eoi-Jgt-t scared, and protect u few trees
respondents who cover thu White but as soon as the fire, was under
House. J control we'd think that there
j would never be unolhcr one, and
Prohibition officials confer red stop,
on proposed reorganization of 'n,,, smallpox vaccinal Ion!
opera u n in i.'ormerly, smallpox was as preva
Yesterday In
Washington
HI'ltlNOFIKLP. Mass. (A!)
lleitef that the craze for Mummer
rurs is on the wane Is i-preKM d by
the American Klue Cross Society
in its third annual appcul for the
protection of animal 1 i f and the
eradication of waste mid cruelty in
trapping wild animals. The cam
paign Oils year is bused on n plea
for economy in the use of furs.
"President Coolidge's principal of
economy, brought to bear upon
uses of fur," said Miwt Maud I'hll- I
Hps, president of the organization,
"should serve to restore nullity to
public consciousness so that it will
not permit the waste ami cruelty
involved in the wearing of animal
peltn for mere decoration."
Tim society does not advocjile
lotiil abstlnance In the .earing uf
fur. she wild, but strongly oppose:!
Ha use as a decoration.
Company Takes .Much Timber.
Kl'flKNK, Ori'.-Mur,- than ln.
(Uio.mni board fret of timber ha.!
b. i n taken from 3(11) iien h of gov
eminent land atom? Smith river on
the Siuslaw national forest by the
I inpciua Mill & Timber company
and work will noon rr-K", h-.-.-.
enfurcement forces
New York ami New Jersey.
a 1:1.1
KNOWN
pen.
Ill M,S
Sitting
Jtattle of
dog.
John li
oh. .
Klnch.
j lent, and one was as cermln io get
lit. as measles or ehickeupox. There-
Inside details of t he projected fore, ns soon as vaccination waa
Nickel Plate merger were laid be- found to prevent it. almost every
fore the interstate commerce com- body was tmnudiately protected,
mission by O. P. Van Sweringtn. I'l'hc result of this was that iniall-
j pox almost disappeared. nd no
Army ofricrs studied the effect body was afraid of it any more,
of a further substantial reduction Therefore, we stopped vaccinating.
In appropriations, suggested by tin- '"InklnB 'rc would never be any
w t.ii.. ti....u . rw ii... ...nit... more danger. Of course, there Js
tablishmcnr.
Moose. Th Hiiention that the WiifTi
Kiddle j Inst on government herafter might
Plg'it. 'exercise siriclcr s-ruliny of Ainyri-
Aml the one that even the ran loans ablMid was revived ill
smallest person can easily connection with the war debt situ-
throw,
(Gwendolyn: "Why do they
boats 'she' ?"
(lordon: "Itecuuse they mill
better showing In the wind."
. ation.
lar;e exports iu t low pru ks.
Oregon made an excellent record during the year 1JKM
by landing in seventeenth place among the different states
of the union in merchandise shipments ahioad. The tot;.l
was $70,r0;i,9;)'., according to figutes from the department
of commerce. The largest single classification was wheat
aiu other giains, expoits amounting to 12'S,r(iS,l."ilf wiih
wheat flour second with a total of $10,17.510. In othe.
words, Oregon agricultuie produced over half the totrJ
amount of merchandise shipped to -foieign maikets last
year.
In P.)ur we cannot expect such an export showing, al
though the earnings of agricultuie should he considerably
in excess of 102 I. The reason for this is the higher prico
of wheat and flour this year which always lesolts in a r
tluction in the purchase of Oriental buyeis. When flour is
c'leap, the Client buys it iu quantities and enjoys the lux
ury; when flour is high, the Orient reverts to the greater
tonr.umption of vie, their own pioduct. It immediately
effects our export trade but the total volume, domestic
i nd foreign, should show an increase.
Interesting other figure:; on Oregon expoits in older of
impoitanee are; bnaids, planking and scantlings 0i,08.rvl 10,
limber JM,ri:,""0. aj p!is (in b-,es) S:J,:iS.noo, pmnes and;
cannetl fruits $:,:V7S.on(), hups !,oos,iiiio, cimned and pickled
i.-tlnion $1.170,.rw7, milk and eieam $1,112,1)01). St it is that
Oregon r-orts play r.n imporlanl pail in finding a profit
able outlet for surplus pit ducts of the Oregon interior.
iio.mi; swv.r.r iiomj: 1025
1 Hubby ' (uf ' bif-nkfiist lifter" U
ultra smart party) "Was it yon I
klhed hi Hie con-eratoiy la-t
nlglii?"
Wirte: (i-eiiiliilM-iillv)
what lime?"
i irottntA
Water Is water
And sand Is sand
A kiss on the mouth ts worth
To on the hiintl.
- -l-'lorlda Tim
ltcetnl i la 1 1 ued for Amateur
Low Power Undid SiguaUfm
II tak'-.-t sand for a klm
on the mouth, uudersluud;
llilt uater and noap lor
A kiss on the hend.
- Houston, 'I'e.xas Post I t spat
MINIKIN ( A I) P. W. II. ltlo
mn of Illaeklieat h, un amateur Vh
dio enlhuslast, HiiccesHl'ully inter
cepted recent ly daylight signals
t ransmitt ed by John I,, pelnartx
from South Manchester. Conn,, on
'a wave lenulh of 2a meters. The
About ,.0)a t;,.0gradilca Society v&.
mates the dbiaucc at mib-s
and Hie reception, it is belli-vcd.
const Mutes a da light record tor
t lie low power n:ed.
The power utilized in sending
was one ktlowali which is less than
lhat consumed bv an ordinary do-
I'nioil , tne.- tic electric heating ntdlator.
The reeeher used ,y i;iaom was
a standard two-ale set but with
speeial tuning iirraufreuients lor "ft
meter reei-ption.
1 danger; virulent outbreaks of
smallpox arc now occurring nU
around us. and cases sometimes
come Into Oregon. Whenever
there is a scare, we get vaccinated.
Otherwise, we leave it alone, for
getting that the only way to re
move the dang'-r entirely is to
keep ourselves vaccinated ull the
lime. If everybody were veccin
ated u( once, we would have no
more smallpox epidemics, t hough
we might have a few mild cases in
people whose immunity had v.oni
down. When much of the popula
tion Is unvucclnated. a m-vere out
break will itttaek thoso whose vac
cination is old 11 nd who otherwhe
would hav had resistance enough
Io go through life without devel
oping smallpox.
cftn?S
UOA FOR TOTi
Children's Hose
For Summer wear in
popular colors.
Priced
25c lo 75c
OUTIXG SUITS
For boys and girls
Priced
$1.00 to ?:i.OO
Complete Line o
SHOKS
Infants to No. 2 for
boys and girls, llifrh
est grade at lowest
price.
Norton's
Kiddy Shop
.-1
t
Hart
Marx
SUITS
For
Men and Young Men
You'll get a lot for your
money Value, Style and
Long Wear.
$45 to $55 '
195 Hart Schxlncr 4: M-ra
N. K. WEST & CO. INC.
Italph i'. Shelley, .supervisor of th
forest. .The silc has b-en carried
on for the past yi;ur and 111" tlni
ber taken by the company Is valu
ed approximately $2o,ihm). The lim
ber huo. been worked up into lum
ber at (he company?- mil's
li
It's A
Pleasure
TO DO YOlIt HANK
ING WITH AN 1N.4TI
TITION STltlVINd TO
oivu khal. sintvici:.
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound - Ueliable - Progensi. c
l.KT I S NOT KOK(i!-:T
t;i e as you can to help
the orphans of tho World
War veterans.
iteedsport. being floated dow n
Smith river and the I uipqua rivef.
The world makes room for thu
man who knows where -.e is going.
The Nearest
Service
IS
Ford
Service ,
Perkins
Motor Co.
4th and Adams
IP
I huida to SmiMith Path
Of Prmpcctlw tltleu.p
t. i ,i,a : i a ss i: i;. i.- a. a p I
The sim:e I'Miir: of an affidavit fci
...i,.., .
II lining a iienire n neeooie a cu- !
K3
And then, understand
When you'i t- court log a peach
It nb'.o lakes sand
I'or a kiss on tin beach.
The guy who slid there was a!-
;i wns loom for
ilciitly nv ci-
in n motic
o'cha k.
If yon don't
do. don't bothe
Ing it.
a good ni'iii evl-
len of -'!oi'id: . ,;nd the mainten
ance Of resiid mi- In the state lor
a c;il. i.utotiiiitically wmld enroll
any person not an alien hh a citi
zen of the Plate under the provi
sions of a bill now before t he
ti led In find a seat stale legislature,
theater itroiind Hj Tlu. prpo.a- of the Me asure, it
was said, is to make it easy lot
eligible per.sons to lake up cilh'.eii
ship In the state. Any person for
merly u citizen of an other state
is eligible.
have
othei
unytiiln
people.
Feeling His Oats
MARKET JL'S GROCERIES
Tlioiie Main 7.'!)
(lonsi'iucKiaFS urn cannim;
Will IV In Tmwl:i
I 5c per ("'.
Put in vimh' oilier now.
FOR SALE
5-KOOM MODI-UN IIOMK v. ill l.e sold at cosl.
Sec us at inicc.
The Grande Rondc Lumber Co.
Retail Yard across tracks on (acumvood Ave.
in
I
.Mrs. Walzalsky
Mrs. Smith :
A little Polish boy, without telling his parents,; changed
his name the first day in an American school, lie had
a fine Polish name, but he was in a new world, and he
wanted a name that would symbolize his great change.
European women, upon coming to America, quickly
revolutionize the manner of things they buy for their
tables and their homes. An authority has estimated that
foreign-born women ask for goods by their advertised
names within two weeks after they have begun house
keeping in America.
They are quick to sense that in the new world th
fvniwl tliiiur Ml'n Mfh'in f icnrl 4 1-..,- ...,t ,
c- i-" ".jvii, mm null, IIIIMIOWI goods in
unknown stores are UKciy to lie ot unsatisfactory quality
As the European woman quickly learns, American ad
vertising is for the buyer's protection.
An Advertised Product hears a Proud Aaine.
It Has a Reputation to I'phold.