La Grande evening observer., August 24, 1925, Image 4

Monday, August- 2 1, 1025.
Pare Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
Diseases in Fff Eatst
Will Be Analyzed at.:
Medical Conference
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Published evenings, except Hund&y, ut 1410 Adums Ave nun,
I..U Grande, Oregon. The- uuni-rvt.-r-.Stur p Jbhtdu-d evuiy Kriduy.
Entered ut tliu i'ostoii'lce ut l-a CJifinde, (Jiegun, us becond
Class Mall Matter under act ot Mmcli 167V.
Ol-'KICIAX. i'AI'EH OF UNION COUNT If AND Tilli
CITY OK LA U HAN UK
MKMliKIt AS.SOCIATKD I'l.KKS
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lication of till ut' wh dispatches credited to It or not otherwise
credited If published therein. All rights of ri publication of
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In ulso are reserved.
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Hy Currier
Dally, per month in advance.. 7io
Dully, bix months In advance
Dully, single copy - . oc
Ity AIiill
Dally, pt-r month In advance 50o
Dully, pur six months In udvunce $li.50
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Weekly Obsei vcr-Htar, per year 2.0Q
ADVEKTI.SINO ItATKS
JMsplny, foreign, per column Inch i'lo
Olspluy, local, p'-r column Inch 4uc
Time contract rules on application
HUT NOW, O I.Oitl), thou nit our I'uthtr; w arc tho
clay, and Ihou our potter; and vu all are the work of thy
hand. lBalah J4:8.
A ninn in Now York who drove; his car on a railroad
trestle in the dark explained that he thought the bumps
just those of another had pavement. Fortunately I, a
Grande hasn't pavement of that variety hut we have a few
gravel streets that might qualify. v ... ' 1
fm&uw.y.,y:j -
"I CXR ShOvaj ? with h --J
PiNj-b Tufs KftP -rr"
COM IK) APAlTT. AkJ KAV . 4
,', &C6H F AT HAPPt-MtO jfS
ill feli B:
-me NfiCTuWe FAKERS . dJCRU. J.f
Street lighting: impiwcmcnta for the business district
of La Grande are not much nearer than they were when
tiie plan was first announced last spring. If an amendment
to the charter has to ic mrde in older to provide im
provement districts of this character, the most rapid solur
tion is to declare the districts and then have a test case in
court to settle the matter. The lights are badly needed and
lack of them means a steady toll on the city's business.
OFFICE
CAT
tHAUft HAH RIO.
By Junius
ONE CKOP NCT ENOUGH. . ,
Many peolcinp; a euro for k tciiltni'iil jils, especially in
such valleys as tho Grande Umlo, lioliovo that fruit crops
hold the secret of peimanent niosperity if onough growers
can ho secured and organized to oporatu acfovdin to ctefi-
nito sUuuIj-U'da, Fruit is a valualtle crop and much of our
land is ndmirahly rdiptcd to sccial varieti'ss (hat pmv
profilah'e, hut to seek settlers who would rnptjjo in fruit
growing and nothing else is putting' our oggtf nil ona
Im.iket as much as if wo urged ever) one Ja VowwhctjiV'
laiso sheep or bleed rar ho'es". ' '
Kx; n p'e:; of 'imited tei riitO'ic; 1 hut are giving over
pr.-ctically to l uit noV inir c n h- found at Wenatchee
1 nd Yakima. Condi: ions look good there this year and
their prospeiity is f. iily constant hecau.-e of small tracts
Mid intense effort. YA when th.e fiuit ma.ikel is had .v
a poor crop is experienced, as has hd u the ciso two or
three times in tiie 1- st fen- ye is, the community is as
hadly off as Pend'eton is i'oHov ing a wheat failure.
Such conditions cause the ngiicuUund experts to urge
nt: vaiied faim or ac e go retiities as po:-si!Y One croj
whether it's fni't or hert or stock, sHdam proves prenui
ncnily p.ol'it hie for the individual or the community," j
VV c.innot undertriml .y tin
npiirtux ni wln'i-r On clionr. ;:lvls
ihm Ihrir stn t' fir I unit'.-, is c.iiii'l
n tli'issin-j room.
"Why." iisl-.i'd ii s id-fac-d La
Orandt- tn-tn this mnriiin;. " hy
Is It that an tnsurnnrf- atf.Mit ;i)w yn
ptrk out a. marr'p'1 ntrn nn a pros-,
pt'CI tor at't'lil'tif tniiiiri:nci-" I
- I
Oiio ntn uriKa,:n to i's' it", t!i-
tl.ili yiiK-n Ikivi! l In itio t'h-ir i-tiu k
trio IM.' hank to h:i i- . 1 ii.-lr milU
crrlifh-d','
(
Oh'-,.. VMllon HhliVH (!K Unit irlr's
III'm Wi rivin- (lt';iuMlllt;ihli i'tunpir
idllH tin Km di'VS.
Tk,lTi!t jifv (Mlii'i; ntt'ii iinuh- of?
Aor.irdlnr In -'.itlnr:
Ji'MID" wit
And pu..s ri'inlt."
.
Aivrdni: to tin trirl :
riioiiM ind of kiss ft,
A iin' thai i ' r iii;:;u:M,.
Act ..r-lihtr In the (acuity:
St run: IlkM :nr ' h
Itnports m vr liu ,
Accniilin-,' In hiiiitu'it":
A lo avy lliw
l'"o.- inch ni.s pitii.
What an- c ( Ih m.idf of?
A'-fUilim, t MimImt:
And f,f.'l, p'niis luol.s.
Ai-rurdini,- to him ;
S.f r,; -ps
And stfii.h-r hips.
"n can h 1
a lot of u cirl wiih
! ih s , J s.
POTENT IM- Id i;n t:.
'"I'he daily p-.ess is the create.-. t and most potent of all
educational mi ta nc's ih. t this country enjoys," declat-d
John Cotton Dana whiV s( caking hMVuvj the American l.i
hrary Af social ion. 'The output of hound books is a tiny
livulet of p int n enino; ih.ou vilh the incivdihiy potent
ftxul fiom the newspap'M p 1 eW
He illusti.tts his lioint by the stC.inent t!iat "through
th- n.'V-sp .pe-s tiie S.-o pes tii.,1 tauj-.iit the man in th
ilref't nane ; l.atit evnh;i :nu th. n l-e has !c i ih 1 in tho
whole seventy yea's since Dai v. in wro!e "The (iiijvin of
The educational power of the newspaper arises from th
SJllipe t.al u.i.. 11 iie..U in nov.s. l'.y t!ie piVNentalion of
on;:t" n'; -'"d "ci-iin, -mv (lf (j ;y it i,u.n.
rates in the ma s-; thp nnin ilv of the intellect, which is'
the foiud tion of Vaimng ; lal hntm ledro. Newspaper di..-
ri''"- . -ci.'i.ce. c-incnt historv, in-
xeution and discovery i;, to neilmns Mi.-i, (1lv soultv n(
luoug.it -.ihspiii,.;: ,.in.ii.:,liM.,. U j., nM l(ui newsi-anci!
v "l ' l' M Keep uiem in tone!
.ith tlmir suhp ct.
K(ne c n drtly (!nt the .u v -arM-c i . ., powerful nln-'
(tion-d f -cto- hot ih, m.p f mrju.i .e.l in its favor will !
,mf ,!-,,1 'f'Vi..v. ?''ht ncws.nper is an
"Hh.-.tn-n-; hie supp', ircu? of tho 1 1 i m . ; and the huuud
o'ltme.
Accordlntr lo t Im- iV-uHiy
Jiri'aiiiH of a date,
iCt porl.s in lalf.
According to tho facuily;
Hrauliiul t-yttt,
Th' ohjt-ci ol HtIlH.
. '
A youiiK woman nt-i'lcU from
Mm o.tiik a Initio t hth k. llt i- hn
h ui.l f; Mini v v.t-,i rtu til
(IcM'rihctl us o. K."
H- tntmiriMl the naltirr of It.
"Well, d.-ar, if yuu inn, k mw.
r'iftl tin hhiNii.ti, laii, "iln'iv
always scom- to l smu- nitmnot
tor .la h I t lanot mi-mutt, an I
(i. . k.' Mini 1. fur ';utl Oti;y
Kfitiu s."
...
I IK It WMOI.KNAI.K IMtAYIItS
I.ucih'. Mho is live, dots not tKv
In say I pray. -is at iUKht.ll sue
Is ;- ' py.
"Old yni siy your llitl prayr
last hikM?" nr iimthi-t s.nui
out- hmriiliif; it In fakfat.
' No." h i id t tu I, u it- i.'l," "u
t"ii'n t u :i;j tuti stt-i-py last nl,;ht,
Itnl Sniahiy nit.iit wm-p y,Ki ptr. iu
tn hiMl h.'loit- I win li-t jiy, 1 pcayod
Bi'vMi itCnytith'-Ji-huMh' rd htMB.'lliV
all wt't-k." v.-
i .!
I.owhrous n cs-cntttil. They
KlUV Nil' OllHI'S MHIIClHUjy III (4'
Mipcrlor lo.
l.lith ll.iv -laMik. Tna. Ih.- iln-i
has conn; lu toun; lln'rr's tmi; of
tin clnwiiH. k
Ma - Hush, diirllUf. That ft not
a clown. 'I hat s ji.hI u colh-t- man.
.t:'iulr' (tu rui.a !-nl: "Nnu, my
hi'y, tt-il nit', how tin you Kn.j.v ;n;
old p.trtridx'" lituu a yuiin,; one.'.''
Hoy: "lly the tt-Hh, sir "
SiViirc: "Nttiis ns,-, bry. You
oukiH to knu. ii. tt. r. A p.rtriKc
lu.su't any tt 'th."
Hoy: "No. s i I have."
Th.1 In -hrhi a. p L.n! s.sn ss Is a
th t'ayed talsi- looth.
I
I Jii---t as tin- Imijh jit-f planii'nj:
tut-. cnlh W a .i-v Vory pL im ssor
n.-ijais to hi-tiMiK' a rariuO'i-.
rillSON SIKKX I'H'HOKKI).
j i.-tf 'if.- -1 ns' a I t 'on of an
IchoMc pip-n at tin- Ori'Kon stii,
pfiiltontlary was proposed' lit-re n;
a iui-ans of warn, n if the publl
itif a liivitk at tho Institution. It
was wild tlmt thopc sirt-ns arc in
use In many pcnttontluriof
throughout the l;nited states un
nuti: i ro iu very vaiuah c.
It ftluo his been proposed tha"
nn nddilimal puaid tower ho itt
It'blishod mar tho front pnto ol
the pri:on and t'-nt tho 'nstitn
tion arsentl he nnved oiiIhmIo n
tho wil!s. These improvement
it was repotted ar no-.v bcin
"Tu dered by Governor I'lerco and
.Warden Dnlrymple its a means o.
prevent int? f utiiro hrrrtkfj. ' '
Siiinal Trouble Cihimm Ihntli
I'l'N'Oi .K"Oi. Ore,. Spina
tueniimitlM oaused the oYath n
Hob-rt Uoeft Jr., 7. Bon of Mr
uid M's liobert Hneit. Knnern
fte-viees w.mo hHd in charge ol
llev. 10. C!. Wu.at. The little bnv
p HlirvtVed by IjJs" parenla. ' Bevell
bmihi'i-M and two nistera. He was
the y minxes' fiat ) .
Oh, Sec the Pretty Depot
MARKET JBL'S GROCERIES
I'himo Main 7."!l
DON'T I (iKliKT!
Co in (lei ) our p.Wiirr ciicumhci s. The seaxm is short.
ii! liny Top Veal.
LOOK OYER 01 U U'A.NT ADS IVll BAKGALNS
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It O-v.tuu-H ,,f 1-,-rvlVton.
i new 1
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TrpS
Round
rna Trip
Jyi Excursion
Tickets
To all principal
Kaatern Ciu4
on sale daily
to Sept. 15
Final return
limit Oct. 31
Liberal itnpover
privilege imngor
returning
Viit the fnlkt
"back East"
now while thm
fares are low
Low fre itlao to
Zlon National
Park '
mnd
Yllawtton
National Park
Ak foe free booklet,
drtjrriptive nf t tie
ftmoui resorts
. m:i;m:v.
Ayetil ;
Win. teMrrmy
en. Rs. At. :
TOKYO, (AP) The Hixth ron
Kresa of Tropical Medicine, whhh
correBpondH In tho Orient to . the
International Medical 4,om;reHH.1of
Kurope, und which wtia orKanUed
In 19J0 to promote the wlenco of
art and medicine in freiu-rnl In the
Far KaBt. will be held in Tokyo
from October 11 to 31. under the
uuHplcca of the Imperial Government.-
t
Problems that affect every for
eigner llvimr in this part of tho
tho world will be discuwted, and
'the reBUltH of yours of n search
by numbers of scientists Win be
brought forward for elaboration
and upproval, Amonif the more
important items, which the asso
ciation has made Its special sub
jects up to the pnsent and tho
practical results of which - have
been observed,' are the prevention
and ex tormina tion of malaria the
diagnosis of amoebic dysentery,
tho control of buri-berl and the
compilation of statistics concern
ing tuberculosis.
Since tho majority of the im tu
bers have been health ofiitviB
they have urtved the various ffov
urnnicuts to put Into practice to
a considerable extent the results
of the society's scientific res -ar-h
and discussion. In 1 &-3 at the
lust t'onKross in Himrupore. Hie
council of the Bociety nconiiiicii'i
ed that each of the governim nis
interested be invited to nominate
a repres -ntative on a be.i-bt-ri
committee, the report of which
is to be heard at the coming Si a
aion, In eontotmance with the pol
icy of the tu'sochuiun to have gov
'.;rnnient repres ntativ-'S (lis--'
particular problems at (he general
mebtincs. '
It aiso boot? decided to hold
in- exhibition relating to medicine
and hygiene at the Oetober cun
feronce to difiplay honie-niiinurao-
u
Featuring
New Fall
Apparel for
Men
Hart Schaffncr
& Marx
And other well
known makes.
$29. .50 to
57.50
19:5 Hart StlulTncr U Mux ..
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
I.a Grande, Oregon
tnrod instruments and nppjrtUes I . t latest reporls from the movi.-s
for ini diciiie ami surgery, various ( elnims a movie actor ami his wuc
dru, s, many lan-.'s of serum aful - are cluue friends. 1'rcss at nt
vaccine, various specb'S of para-1 Hi ul f.
I Hit s, medicinal p'anls, sla,.sl,io
j of various hinds and malcri-ils re
lating to the medical h story of
r.Ttipiin.
Human nature L what m-ikes
your dog seem lo have! more souhc
than any other known dog.
HIGHEST
QUALITY
W QL LB a.- tfk jm ill
AT OnXXY 4 fifW2?
MOSQUiTOES 1
Guaianteed Used Fords
1921 TOURING
D.ivcn about 5.000 miles jusl like new.
Price $;)95.00
Perkins Motor Co.
We Sell
' Wcslinghouse Fans
; ':1 ; I I. h S. Electric . .
Soinmer Hotel I5ldf. I'linne .'jo.'l-tV
MOTHS
DEDBUOS " FLEAS
UieTanglefboiSrTRrtnroWrtedrboin
before retmnfi and no rr,otu,rlta v,(it
Ing In your ran. Equally effective
gilnftt fNe.motha.f1easnclbedtiu.
HaU-pint SOc.ptat 75c, quart
THE TANGLEFOOT COMPANY
Grand Rapldt, UlchigKo
n
r- - i
The Start. !j
Isn't Hard
Hl'T KKKI'INO AT
YOKlt SAVIN(5S A(
OH NT IS WHAT
Col'NTH. . . .
IH YOI HS OltHWINM1
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La Grande
National
Bank
Sound - Iteliablw - Progesslv-e
Pillow Crsrs, pair, $120
Stamped and Hemstitched.
Lunch Sels vilh 4 Napkins $1.65
All stamped and hcmslilchcd.
D. M. C. and Star Thrc uls for embroidery and
crochet.
!xe our window fen ?2.()0 Specials. Girl's voile dresses
Age 3 to 11, values to $5.00, your choice..: $2.00
Norton's Kiddy Shop
l.urjihiiiK to Iniiims' nml (.'liililicn'8 WVar
... hai.Uy .(n-- (hp rr llnir nf th
ii siMli,.n p, Chh-au,. Mm hr nn.l Mm. II. mime. i,.,i .
...ni.'i.- Hi tin- -,.,m , ,h,uii.lonh.. i.l. c. Mm I l;,5tlnt:. I. on rruli-h.
.'J'. h,'r ! IV While n.lmu :t .kv rh:ng l.ronr. ll.i.l.u t
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And
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nrr
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