La Grande evening observer., November 12, 1925, Image 4

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Thursday. November 12, 1925.'
Page Four
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
a.
By WILLIAMS
OUT OUR WAY
Luxurious Winter Wraps
Fashion -perfect Coats of Style
(Incorporated)
An Independent NewHpapcr
FRANK B. APPLKUY
Editor and Publisher
HARVEY F. MATTHEW8..
..Business Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue.
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-mar p-Jbllshed every Friday.
Entered at the Poatofflce at La Orande, Oregon, aa Second
Claw Mall Matter under act of March 2. 17.
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SAFK FROM AM, EVIL: The Lord shall lilemrvc tluo
from ull evil; hu shull preserve thy soul. l'sulm 121:7.
The l!oy Scouts of several Texas communities conducted
it "Prevent Punctures" drive and collected nails,, screws
iind tacks numbering 63,963 in eight days. Profane lan
guage should now be unknown in those towns.
The American Legion desei-vcs much credit for an ex
cellent celebration here yesterday. The parade delay was
unavoidable, considering the rail tie-up, and a natural court
esy was shown in waiting until the Pendleton drum corps
could have its place in the line. Incidentally, that organi
zation's appearance adds distinction to any event. La
Grande's corps also made a nice showing and their new
dress caps completes a very smart uniform.
- Much disappointment has been expressed over the lack
of control exhibited by the crowd at the football game yes
terday. Spectator surged on the field during the last half
far inside the side-lines, and the 15-yard penalty given the
Jociil team on that account was costly, liut similar diffi
culties are experienced in exciting football games 'every
where if proper restrictions are not provided. What our
own athletic field needs is a strong fence around the grid
iron fiuit will be excitement-proof, plus adequate policing
that will keep cars and spectators lined up .where they
should be and allow only players and officials on the field.
That would prevent our being indicted for poor sportsman
ship and lack of courtesy to visiting teams." ;
4 ATHLETICS AND LONGEVITY, . J-,
In contradiction of a finite popular belief an investiga
tion Jjy college officials has disclosed that athletic training
docs not shorten life. The announcement is peculiarly time
ly, coming shortly after the death at a relatively early age
of Eugene Sandow, famous strong man.
This study in the relationship between athletic training
and the mortality rate was made over a long period of years
and from a large number of athletes. It shows that of
152 Harvard oarsmen in a period of 30 years, 122 lived be
yond the average age and that of the 30 who died prema
turely six were war victims and only two died from heart
disease and but one succumbed to tuberculosis. Two were
in poor health but 37 per cent had never been ill in bed and
37 had been confined in bed through illness but one. Ninety-four
per cent were free from any organic disease or
defection.
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An examination covering 807 Yale letter men disclosed
four deaths from heart disease, two of which occurred after
the age of.fiK. The death rate among the athletes was 7.2
per cent, compared with 12.1) per cent among non-athletic
students.
Here is a persuasive demonstrative that the popular no
tion fhut athletes die young is a fallacy. There is the dan
ger of accident and there have been athletes who have
overindulged in their strenuous profession, hut on the other
hand health-giving exercise a f folded by athletics has forti
fied others against the ravages of disease and strengthened
weak bodies for life's struggle. The one probably balances
the other. Wisdom recommends that one take neither
strenuous exercise nor inactivity in excess.
' OUR eUMKiE. , ' JwlWy
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OFFICE
CAT
HAOK MAMH lit, '
By Junius
lilt!
New York recently eeb-brnted )1h
-'ill mi birthdny, but it still ticlH lllie
u 10-yeur-old.
UMiop William Waller Vbh uF
Wisconsin wnn ttskttl by a .Milwau
kee Koiri'i- the other fjny wliut lit
thought or Similiiy
'l think," Bishop Webb answer
ed, "Hint If the players jIimi'i iuhhI
u ivM, tliu Rolf links lo."
axv itovH idi:a or a hath.
Put It off ii h Ion i? us powuble.
Het about It under protect.
Toy wttli tlu muffin until the tun
Ih ri'iiily lo overflow.
Whine out a comiilutnt of the
temperature, of th water. , ,t ,
Wall for hii extra towel. .
I'VH of the water uKuln.'
Shiver.
Kldfret on ono Toot.
. Stroke 11m Miirfuce of the wnler
wltli the loefl of one foot.
Jmuu buck writhing in utter hor
ror. . . . . - ... .-,
Sim tie the dirt off the shoes into
j over marched
U run fie.
I Just nit Kinurt. unci to many oven
mote beautiful, were the brim it
lit lie and trohl uniforms In which
the local drum eorpH set the pare
for the ranks of ex-sei-iiee nn
who followed. JMenty of onlooJ:-ei-H,
too. reiniirked that the Worn!
war uniforms were the heat look
Ins outfits on parade.
liut uniformed or not, the hoys
were all heroes," and It was as
heroes that they were greeted
with the eheeis and the tears of
erowds remetnberim: another Arm
istiee diiy seven years ago.
When the parade had ended in
a formal irnard mount nTciiiinn .
executed by the national guard- j
men at the high school grounds,
legionnaires by hundreds wore
served u hot luneh by Mrs. llij-h
II. Itrady's committee in the old
1. O. O. V. hull.
Tho football game In the ufVr
uoon, the wrestling mutch and-the
fireworks, and the dam-fug pnt'tles
for which
nt n premium, not to mcntrtul'Hho
entertainment that Just nut urjiliy
etilanateK"k hVM good" fellows -i'-'t
together, filled the day and the
evening with fun enough Lo ' go
around 1 wlee.
Part of the welcome that the
town I'Htended to the leglennaltvs
w aa. expressed in artistic window
displays, in .which the legion cot
the tub.
Make a splashing and swishing
noise with tho built brush. v"
Hprlnkle I he hair, face unit necU.
Press leisurely.
(Vine out for Inspection.
"I'mnkness,' snH one authority,
"Ih tin mudTil glrlH long Milt."
And we had Ih'ch harboring the
silly notion fhut It was nsMM'laled
hi mm ue milliner wllli tier rliort
.skirt.
EVENTS OF
DAY PLEASE
CROWD HERE
u'nntlnutMl from Pago One.li
md bugle corps was sclicduled ,t
b-ud off tin- piuci-ssifin.
Hut what they unavoidably
hickt'd in prmnpliifss. the , 1'nia-
1 11 Jit boys made up in' swank an I
niUii'. I til 1 1 tit fit tn starlet coats ns rd' a -group of pletiin
dappt'i as the uniform of. the tll4 l:ttire on sonic places hv
h'nnrh cavaliers, they led tt(t u i vlsii ejl in his travels abroHd.
parade tliat onlookers said out-1 Hall jis a patient ut the Kiiialo
classed aaythlug of ltd kind, Mut 1iuv,
'. BROWNE SEES
; HARD WINTER
ontinnetl fiom Pago On.)
lures, as d e t e r in I n e d by the
amount of sort's heat reaching the
earth. The solar radiation for
more than' three yeurs has been
below normal. Tin present weath
er situation, he says, indicates that
the world is facing a condition
which will interfere seriously wllh
( crops, t lie cold fall und winter
proHpcci ncing oil toior miners 01
the next two years. A serious
situation developing in the south
ern hemisphere In the crop ye.r
of 1!(21 to l'Jl'7 ami in the nort'i
'. ern hemisphere In lit 2 7, is piv
j djeted. -.-."
That he Is supported by a num
ber of prominent scientists Is dem
onstrated, M i. Itrow ne. contend.-i.
by the published views or 1 r. Iflt
ger Kerpan'fler, professor of but-
very inch of floor 'wan ,n l,H "'','lsh National uni-
rHiiy. i lint scientist, prcuicis i,w
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Furs and, Flares
Fur was never more generously used limn
on thesenew coats. Great large collars,
reversible, tuxedo front and border are of
ten in one piece, fairly framing the model
in its soft richness. Extra deep cuffs of
fur sometime ends in a point or takes an
other novel effect.
Flared fullness is emphasized with a strik
ing arrangement of fur pockets that adds
to the side- fullness. Here indeed fashion
, has been lavish.
Sport and Tailored
. Models
In a varied array of colors and combina
tions from the straight-line, mannish mod
els to the fuller cut numbers.
Tho newer sports materials arc here, loo,
in those heavy-looking but light in weight
materials that takes the feminine eye.
Yoa arc sure to be pleased with one of
these coats as the-"Vest Quality" is in
every one. Priced
$16.50 to $78.50
N. K. West & Co. Inc. f
LA GRANDE'S LEADING STORE FOR 25 YEARS
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Poets' Corner
Ol lt NATION'S I'lEAYKU
It NATI'
Itcv. l-'r
amis C. Young)-'
return of HcundinfiViH, und nt li-iist oji T.ord. u sacred pence wn crave:
some 'sections of nortliern lOuropej j.OP this, with all our lenders brave
w. .vvfri yf.l'"nze and blue were prtini-
Inently featured. The Crescent
,lcnt imirUet ' ileeornted Its win
iows1 altiuetlvely with deslnns of
festooninK aruuml tlie IcKiou eiii
lileuiH. A ueary soldier slept the
iluy throiik'li In a puptent. pitch -il
in t he window of llohnciikump s
store.
PlttM.ICAM AT IKT I.AKII
HOT l.AKK (Special Al
t huiifrh a Inri' inmhcr of the
satiatoiiuiu stuff and patients who
were able attended parts or all
of the official Armistice iluy c"h -bration
in i-n Orande. the assem
bly hall, here was crowded at
niglitj vh'H a jiroKi-am wits l bl
in rcenjrrtJtion .of. tin' d:iy andi it"
iiiennlnff. ' '
in;-. I'hy fpoKe briefly on patri
otism In its broader sense und our
opportunities for showing it. pe
ffiro the audience nhij? u Kioup if
tly unfl w ar-tlm'e 'faVoiitVs. tind A.
- Ihtt, 'an .cx -service :liMn, show-
ami k'ave
h.is
M r.
of the "fimb il. winters," that is.
three winters without interveninir
summeis to the extent ut leust of
u condition disastrous lo the crops
of northern Kurope t
The views of poctor Kernamler,
Mr, Ilrowne fciifl.'iire supported by
two other hotunlsts of hiKh stand
ing. Ir. Helmut (bins of Switxer
tand unci I r. Hotf NordhiiKen of
Norway. lnetor Ciins recently
quoted Mr. Itrowne ns mentlonluK'
him nmong other l-hiropetins "us
suppnrtliiK Mr. tlrowne' ffirecist
that the year I'.U woilbl bo Ukv
1 Kl it, 'the year wit bout a Hum
mer, " but M r. Browne Wednes
day paid he hud only quoted loc
(or (bins ns Hipportinf; tlie views
of iHiclor Hernander.
As for 1SIG, when ice formed
in the fields ns far south
I'enns) Ivanta. Mr. Ibow m
1 !l'7, not I !'ii. w ill. see a return
fif iipproximalely these conditions.
We pray I hat Thy Almighty Jlnnd
Will irunrd und guide our won
drous land.
We'll nmlt with love the swords of
men y
To ninke or them the noblest pen.
With this, dear Ood, our hopo uml
aim,
l,i i us enslirine old Cilory'M fame.
Kor us our Fathers died by sword.
And loved ones spent their lives,
oh. Lord.
Give us unselfish henrts like theirs
To prove our thanltH us worthy
heirs.
Direct our thoughts lo holy deeds:
l,et love abide unionist the creeds.
1'ray, send Thy blessings ev'ry day:
lorglve Hie wrong we do or say.
Kohlhagen, local butcher and stock
raiser, Jiy Louis Worniaer of New
York city. The property consists
of 2 tti 2 acres, the greater part be
ing made up of range land. Mr.
Kohlhagen plans lo stock the
ranch with- sheep und goats and
will have 1!M head of sheep on
the properly Within the next few
weeks. The cash consideration was
in tho neighborhood of $4f.fu.
Injury to Hand Fatal.
SALKM, Ore. Jesse Jacob I.o-
ter, special rural carrier for a locfcl
newspaper died here as the .'result
of an injury suffered a month uko.
Mr. I.oter was driving a light'tour
ing car w hen he lost control of
the machine and allowed it to
crash into a bridge rtiillng., Splin
ters from the railing penetrated hts
hand with the result that blood
poisoning developed. Funeral serv
ices will be held here.
The Flag of Young, America
i Wiib soirlt of Columbia
That fills our veins ami souls with
in 1 u hi
not necessarily with conl tnue l , T(J k).,.u ).ml(J(.m fn...(
cold, hut with sharp cold A inkling star to Lil.erlv.
and other conditions, at Intervals ... , . T, WJltl.lirilI ,.ar(.
I You Can'! Afford to I
He La(u! I
which will mean gnat damage to
crops.
All factors, of which the condi
tion oT (ho, sua, inmost important.
Mr. Brow ne says, support htsvlcv.
The sun, w hit b is described by
t he Smithsonian tnstll ution and
ot tiers as a vaiiabbi star. Is for
some unknown reason in u period
or low activity, which decreased
radiation.
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nl II STlH'h Is I I I I, AMI C OMI'I I I i;
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Ever j thing In Infants' and t'ltlMrm't Wir
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Hot ' - ?f
Cereal MaOi P
- OATS
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Guaiantced Used Fords
1921 FOKD.IOII'E
KucKslcI axle, speedometer and many extras.
A-l mechaniral eondition.
! Priced $")()0.()0.
Perkins Motor Co.
l'hone M-500. for. 41h and Adams
A piping hot, healthful breakfast savory
Avith the full, rich flavor of toasted grain.
New Style H O Quick Cooking Oats arc
toasted for hours over beds of live coals
to bring out the full flavor that nature
has scaled in each tiny grain.
Thi nc ccrcjl pretl up wk in iht kilrhrn. Rf adr
f.ir iht uhle in i minuti. Cook intu gdnjUr oil
mcil. A tuuaimng. nutritious dith.
Thai "alt-night" tookeJ
faivr in only lx minutes
QUICK COOKING
OATS
Cook 2to5
minutes only
idrilOGt!mMya '
SyWi N ' w A. -
And humbly
pruy'r.
end our nation's
l(oselnii-; Man Itnys Itamii,
ItoSIIItl'IlC, Ore. 'I'Jir Sun
sliini' rumii, etKht mih'S iiiuiheast
of Kosetnnj;. uan suld to Louis
Shave with ii shiirp nizur!
SM lal '1 bis Week
tiold I'laled Aulo Strop
lt:i.or with Mrop
otH:
Red Cross Drug
Store
The Starr
Isn't Hard
miT ki:kpino at
TOIIIt SAVINGS AC
COUNT IS WHAT ;
COUNTS. . . .
IH YOUHS GROWING '
UKGULAHLY EVERT .""
WBEK7
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound . ncllBbls . Progfsnlve
To Schilling Coffee Drinkers
We kept faith with . you
during the recent trying
times in the coffee market.
fcJL The quality of SCHILLING
-Baking Jfnr.- i i
Towder f UliCC liCV(wl 1U5 WUVerCU.
Extracts
Coffee f i
wins of tli
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- nny time yrni
do not tliirk that
Vi jclulhn(t Coffee is the
Y .-".v'Mctrjruucannur,
fui ftmcet will
tetutnyour money
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IJi'uiy. in
seep ih.
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coitet.
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