Saturday, January 30, 1926.
Pour
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
IIOUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
(Incorpurated)
Aft Intlrppiiclint Ni'tvspniMrl
FRANK B. APP1.KUY..
..Editor and Publisher
HARVKlf K. MATTHKWH
.. Business Manager
CAUcm
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? .''A FAITHFll, STEW A it I J "And there nan uet food liefuro
him "'to eul: but he aalil, 1 will hut eat, until 1 have lold mine '
errand." Gen. 24:;i;i.
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OFFICE
CAT
TMADft IMAMH nCrj,
Ii? Junius
A tlllllHl (Illlllllv llllllllll'I'l' is
Perhaps youn jxjuplo arc considered .foolish simply
because they don't know tilings it takes forty or fifty yeara
'jtu'lcurii.' They can't be blamed too much for that. . .
The' recent epidemic of freak advertising in folder-pro-
" ;ram creations and the, evil pointed out b.v The Observer
las Accomplished much Rood in educating people as to the
ieasons why such soliciting is opposed by most business
fneu Vand by this paper. Individuals who have solicited
'advertising" of this kind had not previously analyzed its mitrriMna nr a iimrus nr uK
ValUc.; 'Most merchants have failed to object to it because :'TnJi,aU .'
they did not wish to ap)ear uninterested in the organization nam iu stun a hum-hiii.
and its work and because they did not wish to offend'thc . . ' . v
friends and customers who called on them. Today, how- ivn'mwiZot "kU
ever, a greatly increased number of people realize that this n. '
t-o-called "advertising" in prognims and folders is looked ZvtfZ ttS v"'
Upon .Vy the business man as a pure donation, that lie .. ; 1
objects to it, that it is therefore an imposition. Legitimate! 'n'" lu
i . it. i , , -in i t"l wilh IiIn rich nriKlilior.i we alo
and continuous means of publicity direct-mail, billboards, i,vu ,vin, M i.Vm.'
window display, newspaper, etc. are those to which the I - .
merchant seeks to confine his advertising expenditure. His ' ' """'11whr'1' TT !!' ll'T
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HEALTH
SA1.KM, Ore. Violation of tho
law rt-KiilatiiiK' llshtiiiff equipment
tui- motor velik'li'H upon Um pub
lic highway vvjim ri'8)ionHiblc for the
Kn'atrst riumbrr of arrrt for
traffic vtolatloiiH by Ihn slttto of
finT8 ilurtiiK iJi-cvinbrr, 1935.
TIhw officers mndc a total of 3u7
arn-KtH durhtir IXCfiiibtT of which
1 24 urrc IkhJIIbIiL law lnfraet
Ionh. Hpt ilinjc was the next grt'ut
i t;l of ft nunuilcally uprakine,
fr which lliero were H)!t HrreRts,
and. Hmti were 13 cflHoa Involving
viola DoiiK of the prohibition laws
ami reckless driving caused the ar
wtil of 12 persona.
( 'url'-KfiiifKa f Iffiired most pro
niinently in tht- vnnvn ffiven for the
total of J, 07 it at'cld'iita on tho pub
lie highway durltiff lecembcr,
'j1T, which rt suited In tho death
of five piTMons and lnjur' to 33l',
aecordinp to reporlH reclved by
thti department. (Jf rlBht-of-wa',
failure lo give nitrnal on turning or
stuppiiitr, CMittiiiB corn era and
rt'ckh sa drivintr were rcsKnslblc
fur !"o accidents. lrlving while
intoxicated was the caustj of SS
accidents, and failure to dint
liBhla. no liclita and Improper
llBlila added I u more to the long
list of casualties. . The . clORsiried
record of arrests for violations uiiii
causes or uceideiUH follow: .(
Traffic violations No llccn
plates. 2; void foreign license, 9;
switched licenses. 6: no operators
license. :t; no chauffeur's llecnsj
1; sw itched chauffeurs license -2;
allowing minor to operate, 3;-. no
liBins. U: one headlight, 8; Im
proper lights, lti; Improper . Rpot
liirlit. 2: failure to dim HrTlita,
'no tail IIkIiI, -I; Illegal UffhU, , 5f;
ill. tlvii-iH. 7'. fivefrloail.'H:
le We tllljsl Still rely Oil (sola- i....rri..l.... ,.l.l...r. 1 ,.r,.tl'.
tion. ouarunilne and disinfection. bruk ' r s t:. activities,,.
f Q -11
qJohansen
-llllKCB"'-.
I '1 1 1 . V I-: N T I X (1 t'ATC'l 1 1 XCI
iusi.am;s :
(ll I'lVileiliU SlilcUer),
IMseiisi- proiiMillon. r'.HH hiriri-ly
upon fhe avtiiitiinee of I lie eaiiHii
tivi aeent of Uhi!i: 11 Is im-
'iportsint ' l.soliile nil iif-rsons snr
. Mi-rini; uilii com in lin ten bit- ilirneH.
I -All rirtlrles euminir In eolilnet with
the ))Hl1elit Hiinlllll be IhurollKllly
TV newest thing in advance of spring colored kid! And
of ill colors Caramel leads in chic. So the Jeryl,-February
Calendar Style, is of Caramel Kid, piped in Ascot Tan '
r'' There's thfc whole story of current footwear fashion ...,
" bound. in leather 'i . . colored leather, we again repeat. ,
' Sbou n only at this lbrj
950
We no longer think, disease: nec-fsterllUed before being used again.
sHiiry. .Much disease Is unneces- J .Ml dfscharg. s shbuld be disinfi
( um- 10 laii-ien. . io patient sitomti no release
from quarantine until testa show
poailion will be better appreciated in the f utinc.
lirl Ills wife to slmie Ills les(reH.
wiry; il.o(!inrr
ure to observe the laws of health
ful living. I tinea He is a cpmninn
ocem reiice lib Mil life. ' (Niutplete
cuntrol of disease is theoretically
hut impossible', althd'nbt probable
In the near future.
i 'oiiimunfcahle . dla.;ases arc
caused by -bacteria 4tml 1 'other or
ganisms.. . Dfseaue.pnjduelng or-
failiire to give right-of-way, C;
failure to signal, 1; reckltss Urh-,
Ing. J; non-slop at railroad cross
ing., l': depositing glass on high
way. 1: driving while Intoxicated,
:i: intoxicated on highway, , 3;
transporting liquor, 7; larcenJV 3;
spt'cding. 1M!(; failure to report aC-
. ehlent: 1. Total 3t7.
N. K. West & Co.
ganlsms am transmitted to man:
by iltiecl contact of the sek with
Hie well, by Inreidion of food
drink, by contact
iiteu iiiiieii-N, nr ipy inseeis or ver- .....t. ... i ,.. il:
miu which harbor the germs ofj n the
lt'ipilres MiK'ti. Cuitrttgn 'aaid otlie
To face SMiiarely the problem of r..tin'
. .comimmicaiioti. fitaeaivv control ri-TJ Aconstant
there Is no longer any danger from
infection.
"Curriers"' -
Carriers of UiHisise of the com-
muiilcabte kind are either persons
suffering In mild form from diseases-
such as cold,, measles, etc.,
or "carriers In whom the organ
ism, prow nnd develops without
prutluefug syniptons of I he disease.
orjTPhuid and diphtheria carriers
Infectious
carried from the
Kb-aH, lice bed-
wun comum.n-1 i.. (..rrn,v....
, rats, cnts. dogs, cows
animals may carry In-
hey dun ( maje 'mi iluml
it i - i : i ii i . .a . i ' " 1
il ity pupuiitr HlllUiiK. !eoiie i-UMVJllcea IMUl UKV liavc, Hhe, tirinks T that n falsehood
Is Nome kind of wig.
-'Akron.- ., Tiuu-a-I'resB.
mounted to a high plane of idealism to dopitciale devotion
lo business as something unworthy of human beings um
cerely concemed fur the well-beinp; of their fellows; Possibly
practical business men mijjht give more attention to spir
itual interests without loss on the material .side; Probably
.they, arc more bound up in practical idealism than, they are
commonly credited with being. One may Iwi working to-uut' the dumiiest of an is
. ward, establishment of an ideal condition wilhuut advertis
ing the fact; he may be so working without Mug 'conscious
that "his practical endeavors, .selfishly undertaken", tend Ut
iiPntnr.lo iUn MV Ul.liU ...wl A f'H'V III 1'eiHlleluii ba.) Hi.
r.v..rv ...v, .t.o. Mmv-.i... ....... U.U r,.,rr ,rr,.miry, hilt he llllir-
olstacles in the way of his success may be tantamount to ried.a khlss widow ami now uv1
fciiut.tiliiw .mao ...... 1 1..1.1,. l :..,...(..:...- win.il.
unu it vi lift, wiivt n u II KIlllKii nt t.FiM 1 (llllJUD (.11(1 1 1 tUI I i IHJJ
with the well-being of society.
Although millions appear to be unaware of the fact,
everyone is dexndent for the supplying of his material
wants and for the gratification of many spiritual desires
upon a common business pi-ospority. The more 'profitable itmu i.i,.i,u ..n.n
business there is the better off all are. imtwithstiinrtinir 1 fomiiy in st. t niheriiieJ.,ft"n h,
A Utile dumber . . '
Is ;Klorit MeHt1lafr-r'
She' 'heihl of the bob . i
And she -thinks It's a felb r.
lloitslon, Tex., I'o.st-lM.'tpatch.
Miss Sarah hell I leee.
When a racVliorse Is 'Vcratchd"
She thinks he has rieu.t.
vnc ki:ai 'l itis om;
i ointantm W.tnted. to ettok and
Itrt lady. Ad in Temple. Tex.. Telegram.
'iiiircH mure conrag'" than som4
can m its 1 1 'r. rfevAiilffm bT dlse;isi'?iiu..,iL. u
ilium. it' consiuerrti ny inns- wito
bi'lleve. In' right living. To avoid
colds, evade punimuuliL' lind ht.
cipe oIIpt Infections Is n worth
while eriorl. ' Knowledge oT ;the.
Itf " history of various diNcnse-pro-duelng
organisms has' made' pos.
Ntlde an ert'eellve (aftaek uir' thfc
problem presented 'by coinmunl
eable diseases.
UesiHtitiU'c to 'disease iniiy - be
eonfrred arllfleally. 1 l'ersons sus
ceptible, to Jyphold fever
pox. dlptheria and siiirht
may. be protecled.. against thrse
diseases. In other communicable
warfare must hn
.yarrh,d pn tfgatnst eominunicable
.Nimiighi and air ass.sls
inaii ln rombating disease.
The elimination aiid eradication
'of commuiiieablu diseases can bo'
accomplished by controlling the.
persons that develop them and by!
iliilttlinilng the 'im tuuiis who are I
susceptible to them.
.1 i auscs oi ACCiuems ureien,ir
ness. l.S7: failure to give right-of-way,
445; cut corners, - 1 UK;'
I reckless driving. 1U7; driving
while, intoxicated, SS: failure to
give signal, zu&: speeding, .a; rait-
iin. in illm ItirhtK. 1!: reverse direct-
fmi- ii: narkimr on hiirhwav. J:-ifr"
driving oh left side, of street, 8;.
Improper parking, 11; . passing
street, ear discharging puswengersi
4: double at intersection, 75; jock-'
eying on bridge, 5; driving against
traffic, H; jay walking, in; stock
on highway, 2; obstructed View. 6;
insufficient clearance 12; obstruct
ion on street, 1; runaway team., 1;
defective equipment, 8; tnadeMP-t' 'r
brakes. C: no Ihrhts. 3: Improper!
lights, in; inexperience,' 4; lnst''
emu rut of car, B; skidding, 22;
wet pavement, 13; fog, 10; rain on
windshield. &: sun oh windshield, ; Muto MeierVompany, of New Yorkj
snow on windshield
Jinown 2fl; i -Totl ai7n:
which Is offering a reward of fftoo
for J he first Information, lending
to IJie arrest and eonMctlon of' tlto
offenders. . - ' ,
covxTinrrrr MO'ixMr;ri:its
AIMi:AJt; j'lm.lC WAItNl.lt
NUWi VOn'lC'PIwovry of the.! ' J-
elstencs of !'"'h." daringly extensive; rhtglish courts so'nu'tiiiies,:order
and KeUy-(i -b'lisIhcsH of niannrae- iliouie spankings for children and
turlhff ..undj'iriarketlns: counterrHt i " '"mentary school Htill-has
motonieUrsisihno'uncLl by the ' l,s "witch. ' s . -. J .
to believe him or not.
Willie (reading): "pop. what's
"unusual doet line' '.''
Pop: "Well, son, If t hail rheum
atism, the doctor called It appendi
citis and cured me' with corn snlvn,
I hat would he 'unusual doclrln'!'
uM-;V IIOAT S('Mi:tl i.l-; .maim-:
ruiaif. li'.ALliNK, Idaho- A
boat--schedule, giving single dally i
small- servico.. between ,St., Maries. Ilar
. fever- rlson, and 4:orur d' Ah-ne will go!
Intoeffi'ct toinorrow, It was an
nounced by J". Uoy tiib's, manager
of -rhi Hnrt t'ollar b-amship line.
. Hout connections for dally train :
service between Coetir d'Ah-ne anil
Wallace, Kellogg and SI. Maries.,
will be hiade ut Harrison In the
ntornlug and Spokane (rain set-vice
will bi available to passengers on
the evening boat arriving tn-re.
in:itits run sai.l;
At I iris Miller's, the 1 ur Mjui
Cood for all rheiiiuallc troubles.
stomach, kidney, bowel and tivrt
troubles, bladder ttiul blood IroU-.
bks and the flu. 1 v
II. J. Ittiucll .,.
1510 Adntus Avenue, , . ,
BUY' BETTER MERCHANDISE"
WVWESELL FOR LESS. , .
Satisfied Customers Means Success
I- . ' It's Our Motto. . ' ;
Norton's Kiddy Shop
The woman who marries a man
to the " " - nun
vniknfpnninh.ini tl.,1 .. f... l.' il i :.. .. ' be, nnim-s Vm inlth,
. ,,K KllVw ,L i nil. I'tnii'llV.
curious fact that one of the most sueeessful business men -Hni,
In the country, one whose personal profits exceed the in
come of any other-man who ever lived, seems not to.ev
tile the envy or malice . of the "workers" whose hatred of
others' success is unflagging.' One motto of this man sums
up the sound principle of business on which all practical
idealism is founded. It is written, "expansion of enterprise
affording KreateKtippoilnnities lor profiliible employment."
The Mint is limt the results to himself or his operations
at C simply those which inevitably flow from successful bus
iness. If a more ideal state ever-is achieved by mankind
it will come through cooperation in promotion of business
lather than through antagonisms of laUn and capital that
are now so widely distressing.
tlllH
In tht order of their
Had they Ih'Cm oiindriip-
letN Hie ronrtti penbahb uimld
hnw? been rhrlMeticil ( nlauiii.
If im- 4'tntk. afb-r expluriiiK
l.''iiv- n nrt h. Kan., prison, sliould
ib t iare t hat hiiil fuund a way
out, folks oudn'l know whether
wits
In pretly bad shape.
-,
Some of our hading famines ar
hading the bill collectors by ft
scant .trd.
When a li trrandc girl -tells n
nuug man that she dreamed of
hint the night before he should be
gin to save up money for the furniture.
Electric Percolators
coffee niiikinn mil of tin- kitchen.
Sec Our Cniiiilclc Line.
EVKJCYTIUNc; IXIXTiaCAL l Olt Tilt; 1I0MK
Zenith juul Cmssley Kudios.
JESSE ROSENBAUM ELECTRIC SHOP
Opposite I'listoffiee. ftain Ju4
.1 IiOSi; UVI'-S IN UKIiCK
MACIMAS. Maine (Al') Two
men mid n child were killed and
about -0 other persons were In
jured, six or seven seriously, when
two cars of u passenger train,
bound from Calais to ItoKtoti late
Friday were derailed as the train
was crossing cold stream bridge
on the' Washington comity branch
of the Maine Central railroad, two
miles west of Marin.
An Atchison, Kansas, patnter
smelled smoke while, riding iu his
motor car. lb thouuh his car ws
on fire and began to call IniitMy.
.Someone sent In the alarm and as
the fire department flashed up the
painter discovered It was but his
necktie burning. t
THE CANDY OF
TODAY
Civ yourself a Sunday trtt
take home a box of these
famous confections. Wo can
supply you with any of the!
w e II - k n o pa c k a ges- - -
The Sampler
I'livy TnrkHr
1'lcn.Hiire llnml
AvMM'tcd .Nuts nnd Fruit
Salngiiiuli
CIuUmmio
llccd
5 1. on to $'i.nn
Red Cross
Drug Store
New National Mazda Lamp
' . Is in Stork in .Our 'Store.
,YoU; should ironic in and sec the improvements.
"Everything Klcctrieiil' - ,. r i .
La Grande Electric Company
Four Convenient Locations
aOUVLKIKU
latOCKTKKI.V
And I1ASKKT
KCU.NOMY
"Yhei-e The Thrifty ThrnnK.M
A lOO'y Home Organization.
i L.rj U-
TWO DAVISKJ NOW HIT IN THIS rOOIJIMiR CAniNrT. M
Ibo lefi U Itwltht Pafki. nrrrrUrr ot nr, mat 14 U rlM
AUTHENTIC
STORIES-
Of early Eastern Oregon life ami ilevelopiueiit should
be pivseniHl nnd periK'luatcd. An effort to do this
is being made by the Hot Lake Sanatorium.
It will bo appa-cialed if any early settler, any
descendant of our sturdy pioneers, r.r anyone inter
ested iu collecting such history, will communicate w ith
DR. W. T. PHY,
HOT LAKli. OKLX'.ON
Make EVERY Pay Day
Count!
I f'ilfll
Tun rnnnul work fur uiiim lr fnr.-w r.
mrnliiB J:i.i nr.- nnmlMT-.l im.l II In tiuux .
of us lu iiiuU" KVl:i;v juy ilnV i-u-inl.
1!)- OlMlilnj.- a S.iviiii.-!. Ait-mint llh this ruM..
Iiank. ami mioins win. l hlnit lu II nu ll w k yu-l
ro not in!y liuiMlnir u. it il,y sum Mi- tin- fulnr,.
ar nny iiniurcs-.n r iRtmy tht
i"' niu-titi. w ny mil ittin-t n Siivin
lllriy
At-t-ount th-
first thins TO.MOI-.UUW und uliluin a l.ll,vrlv l:.l
r-uiik?
La Grande National Bank
' La Grande, Oregon