La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 17, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWpflhcsdaVl Fuhniary 17,.1926..,. Page Four LA GRANDE EVENtWG 0$$KRVBR r . pSSBSBM 55 ZJn : 1 i 1 (Incorporated) An IiHlt'penUiul Ncwspopoi FRANK B. APPL.KBY..- -.Editor and Publish. HARVEY K. MATTHEWS.... Business jtlaiuitf er Published evenings, exuupt Hunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, !Xa Qrande. Oregon. Tho,olsfcrver-8iar punilsiicd every Friday, Entered at tlio Poatofflce ut J-a Orando, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Mutter under uct of March 2, 1379. OFFICIAL I'AI'gR Of UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITS' OF LA ORANDJS j MKMBKlt ASSOCIATED PKES8 , - . . .- 'The Associated press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rlithls of republication of pedal dispatches In this paper, and also h local news here in also are reaervca ! " j BUUSCItll'TlON HATEb ; ; ly Carrier Dally, per month In advance , ........... .:....76o Dally, per six months lu advunce.. - ...$4.61 Dally, single copy ....... fo lly Mall Dally, per month In advance.... Daily, per six months in advance .. Dally, per year In advance..'. Weekly Observer-Star, per year... (U.bO I6.0H 12.09 ADVEItTIHINO RATES foreign, per column Inch Display, Display, local, per column inch Time contract rates on application. tie 400 T1IK SI'UK PROMISE "When Jli: sielh thu blood Mpun the llnlel and on Hie two side. posts . Ho n ill not surfer the destroyers to smite you." Ex. 12: S3. ' ' 1 - 4 " OUT OUR WAY "Riding Habits Cheap,'.' says an advertisement in a met ropolitan, paper. Walking! habili's cheaper and contributes to tho health as well jus . to the pocketbook. - ... . --j i Suzanne, is a better tenuis player than Helen. So it p.ppears from the report of their match at Cannes yesterday. The margin of superiority is extremely slight five games out of twenty-three. But Suzanne is not a belter sport Ihnn Hnlnn TTtilikc In ) livnl tho Amnrircili trirl rpftiKPrl ' A Iji tiran.l.- man hivh Ii-'h lost twenty pmimlH since Ins vuv h;is to default and duplicate Suzanne s poor sportsmanship in i..-. n on a iliet. this country a few years asm. Perhaps it is a good thing- ... ,. , . , . . . "Where were you la.it nlitlii 7" Suzanne won. With another year s experience and training -i ,.t iu a wouii.n n. .i.imi;." Helen Wills will be able to do her stuff. In the opinion1 ."'f"",!" '" tnjirried." ' rstsiw vw . I SEVEKI HpORS 1 OWUS HAD ' A Jp ' VjER-fiKAE This rr Fv&opeo 1 - I MAMMA! HOURS ! I ; - U I 'I . V S 1 vwcuwi ir-ii Lb 1 - I', VJi I MiW N MAKETH' PtAMO GOT A MICKEE -r ' ' 'A ! Jrr PAMM6WT! APiECE. COMiKJ1 Wit wmL &rv r i 'sPEMOfER i . : ; ' momeuTs vwe'o like, to Lwe over- . ' J.?u,-r -1 ; PAW DAW. . ' c m HUKcie J 1 - : : , TjiE .OPEN COURT CORRF.fi PON DENTS MOST MiiMir 111 Kilt KAMWTO VIIE KDITOR IP THEY DE KIKE LETTERS PRINTED, OFFICE CAT TRAUI MAN I, RIO. liyjivnuia wi'dillnff?" "Why, I wo I'ule of many critics, Suzanne is champion now for the last time. The question of a full-lime county health unit for Union Countv so that the nrnblcms of health mid Kimitjit inn in raih.-r we his p.-opl .. , i i , ... ,lhnn liirowinc tti every community cotim do given proper ana competent ai tention should not be looked upon as something that will I, linn nAAnA l,,,.-,lo . ( Iw. ,,,),. ,1 i f! .. .. II .. .,! ......6 v. uu. ...... vy w.. ,1,.u . o i...a.,j '", f ehleUen chains. established lact. Under the plan that is available, the HEALTH ! brunt-lilal IuIm-.m, The' dln"it.M" Is, tl oci-iirM In i-pitli'ink'H. Th jll:iKr To Hit- KUitor: W1U ou pfrintl ino throuirh your lcr to aiiHwor a tiucstion Mutt 1 put to mo so of tin that tt Korum impossible to aiiwi r It Individual ly. Hi- It undci-Htood then that tho wril.r of thin h tttr had neither a hope nor a wind, nor nny intenlioo of UririKiiiK on any rulitfioun discus aion or controversy, hut simply to answi r a plain tu'.stion. . What ib Morinontsiti, U it a ku1 ntttuto Tor rhrisiianlty? No, Mor iiionlHni aiitedati-H Christianity and I'JivtMopfH OhriHtiiinity, which Is only nu incident In the ull comprc hftiHive jtlau of MormoniHtii. Mor mon Ls in eonlemphitt'S tlif creation of tJiin world, the creation, the fwll ;oul tin death of Admin the r Ot'inptlon and resurrect ioiv of the i human family, exaltation and and external " progression of all those who believe In the divinity of J'huh Christ, the savior of this world. Mormonism burs the huiio rHu llon to ull rcTcaled truthH, of an cient or modern days, that the mighty ocean h-ar.s to the rivers and streams of the earth' surface the source ad the end thereof. It may he said that Morntonlnni lis the Alphn. and Onieira. of the di vine plan for the glory, of God In hrinKini? to push the immortality I'and ''tenia! life of man. Whil Mother Isms are proclaiming the im poituucc of Halvallon MrtrtnonlMm p uuroldim; tho plan for the .salva tion of t lie race. While other religious netlvltle are lliuited to lime .Mormonism cm- hiraci-s time and eternity. JtespretfuHy. , I CJAIllIICIC Spring Footwear Thnew llthi "' S"", ".. .11 l- All Moderately Pi-iced. N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years sau: in:nAn:its win nostle ilifficulty ,lh connetjlioh witlj j oim hi' won't ln-heve you. If lie lvn r you are one yoursnii. (Hy I nderlrk.. Strieker) While tt V not eatise for eriou alarm there is an Increasing num ber of eases of InfllHMlKa lelll(f re ported from all parts of the tdute. Influenza in n mild form Is ron stautly present. The real world, widi" parldetuieH have utiuilly been pr'c'dei) 1V a niimlier of smaller epidemics whleh paard unnoticed. Influena han ., n hailed by huc reHfdve ieneratloiiK as .a new dis- I 1 (he ril.sen.ve Is diit Jo the.faet that uie disease only occurs in the mi complicated form durtnff Un- early Htagres of uti . epidemic, Uncom plicated cuscs arc almost never fatal. Influenza, tttx acute, extremely J eonlatfious illsease nttetuhllnir a se f vere cold, wllli fever, pain In the head. eyes, ears or muscles. It comes on suddenly and the Kenenl weakness Is entirely out of propor tion to the other Hiiiplonis. The disease Is extremely Infectious. II Is transmitted by saliva and mucus thrown out by coiiKhtiif?, spiltiny and snezlnff. and can probably Indirectly transmitted !; contact i Never call a man a fool. If he Is case. it is, however, an old dls- Klnt? of Spain atb uded a brick- ease, mid epldemles i,ru recorded as , layer's Sveddtntr. ' Any Ktiiic would nrly as irna A. I. Kxrept In time i v illi lirli'ku .C 1 lu ,llfrl....n . .11.. ' I,, 1 ., , ," , t . ' ! wil h eatlnir uh'nsils and perhaps. liniriltsb between easeH nf true in- . . . . ' -.' Iflii-na and severe colds or mild Sometime when the cat's away i infeetions of the nose, throat and lt(-r husband lias Ih time of his J 1 1 1 1 j interior menially. I perfectly SJif-, Well, he's cost to the public in a direct way would lc small mo more I There )s no cold cream thai will keel) iiuiiv wrinkleH nn Niircf Kwf nllv than we now pay for. inefficient methods .-and duplicated . n muu or human kiudu:M. effbl-tsActtudly thectwt' would hemich flessH'thcroiifi: " " ' , . 011 rniil "ll about iiiiii-t-ktl p'o- run if we consider the Having1 of hionev now sptnit for sick- vtt mimes ue on uh after ncss and disease that could he avoided. Like tho ieuple i,i?rrw,,Mi "m 4"01""1 of many middle western states who are realizing that they I . are' paying for hard, roads even though they do not have' ,,UVt' lM nKt " '- i i. ... , .. . , . ,..., cause it coulains uuiuy inysierit s. them, the citizens of this county aw pitying for a health . unit whether or not it actually exists. It will come in due A ueudinir --wh.-u the 4. mi .. ,. ... . . . . bride Is red. the jrroom is white. fclJUC. . nwuilUI IL WHlll'tt, Uie HOOUUr Will OUT CUlZenSnill anil fill her. alter it.-iiiHhiir in.- I.HIm Wt lui'ky lor Mime Mopli tbelr aiuTsloi-H 'hiuu over on Miiylhmer. There weii' no ' iiilKntdou rest rir( Kims then. Hist Hie bn- A man's supposed to have a bruin. T11 know MioiiKh that whn It rains. To s-k the shelter of Ills hoiite. The punkesl u ords e'er writ In ink. Are these IhtC threi "I didn't think." h j : be given the protection it deseiTcs. NOT MrCH TO WORRY A1J0UT, J : During tho barrage raised in congress over the alleged aluminum trust the public refused to become excited and there is some question whether even the buyers of alumi num cooking utensils took time- to see what the noise was t about. No more disturbed is the public over the proposed .formation of the Ward Food Products corporation "food ;trust" and the suit filed by the federal government for the purpose of preventing this merger of several large baking :in .4 companies. And yet this combination is of nation-wide .effect and concerns a food in universal and daily demand. ' 'Obviously the American public has experienced a change of heart on the trust issue. It was only a relatively few years ago that Roosevelt was canoniKed by the multitudes for rescuing them fioin the crushing clutch of big business through the Sherman anti-trust law. but today a ?2,()m, 000,000 monopoly fails to arch an eyebrow. The reason is sc!f-evidc;.L. This age recognizes certain advantages to the ultimate consumer from the monopoly ivnd "big combine," in tin. form of lower cost of production, improved products and better service. The danger from : the trust is not its monopolistic character but its power to fix prices, and there are now government agencies which i make this danger remote. Public opinion would have the "i'JitWtrust laws cnlmced after the enterprise has taken advantage of its monopoly to boost prices unfairly, rather than leforc the monopoly exists. Home fdnuers have nu llmv niees and others sound UUe liny miht have been pulled too soon. ' A I'ltlKNI) WITH A fl 1.1. Cork 1 10 you know ynii Im to some extent, by dust. The cms. ativ' asent of Influenza is not j known. Siispeetiblllty seenis to be univer sal and the disease spreads through roiumuntlhM with, speed and euse whleh Indicates that then Is vry little natural resistance n the nor nmh. Individual. The--re-il menace of Influenm Im due to Its eouiplien tions, becausi ll" lowers, the pa tient's resistune-rt, espeelslly his re sbttaiiee to respiratory iufeetiuiis and thus niak' htm n easv pn-v to pneumonia. j The common cold should be re curried mh a serious mutter. The .prevention of tnflue.nz. is lurHy n j personal mutter. .Kffeelivc ,mea-. '"I hal's old rotjsliody 'Just mUi-; sutj' depend'ojl llivohAibtry sub ""t f the telephone box - he Jecilorf tiir Ihe liHldt.; of the inril luriud nineiy.two." " .vldual to the public pond. "Lord! Mow old was he when he ( lOveryone should realize the serl weiit in".'" 1 oiis nalur' or tif "cold." A eold may be almost nuylhinc from a. trivial ouiik men cet iM'auilful -Void In the head" to pneumonia. Tho Infection may vary from tin very mild to the most virulent " . known to medical science. j ihe waiter was exceedingly slow Rilesi leKan to pel annoy- The optimist and the pessimist Broken in a day Hill's Jet quKkljr stop coldi io 54 hour;. Fcvet and headache disappear. Grippe ii conquered in 5 diyj. Every winter it nvn millions dancer and discomfort. Don t take chances, don't delay an hour. Get the best help science knows. AlltlruitUu ,tle. Prle.J0e CASCARiVlQUININ! Haii.s. : i ' liy wlniiirfir u. IrhinKiiliu- l. l:it- S11U111 now li:is a d-fostod tlio Albany n.-R.iiv.- t.-ain nallon..! I.unu..s. . here by si to 0 Occasion in Hie j a iliml uVbule -wllli i culls Mills trlanrulur bcduti.. bctwwn Sali-m. , ,iKh Kchool. to I..' Iii ltl within thi. Albany and LalUis, , xt lhr weeks, will U.-ci.lt, ih.... ..rovioiislv d..rcalcl snprciiuiij . !. las. 3 to 0. while- win-in won ii"." le Red Cross Drug Store . "In liusincss I'or Your Health." . niONE MAIN 1 Lt'avc Your Orders Here. FUNERAL DIRECTORS La Grande's Leading , Firm Established .18 W. H. DOHA EIS' K AMP CO. CIUdBDX withpoftraK I "Many lc.s thmucli luck.' stis n iiiaga lilie. Yi't, Inii-li luck! nie? orKscrew - eii,, uii li iiavi in '.m, ,, admit I've Kollen you out oi uuniy a tight place j -,ok here, waiter." he said at laM, "hrhuf nie a coffee, and white you're. away ilon't rorcel to rimp im- a line occasionally Just to let me km w how you're pelting on." merely )oi)k ut life through diiter- ent cuds of the telescope. l-'orelcu count lien-im-uiiit i imnn lal purpose. nay lie would die if -ver married u vmn;u. who was fir ;j MMHIIIil ' P sw Now and then the l'rlnn Wiilrn travels here and there rhh-s horses off and on. of and Girls' Spring Hats A Ljiikc Assortment at Lowest Trices." ' ' Look to the future and jirotect your children's health, l'.uy propel' elothinjr. Wc have ; what you-need at low prices. 1 UriKlitcii up the home by filling up those emp ty stockcts with New NATIONAL MAZDAS "Everything Electrical" La Grande Electric Co. 14 12 Adams Ave. ' How Much Have YOU Lost? How much nuiney hy not havhic n syst lost opportunities to portMUt still, you I.O.ST the foolishly. h:ve yon lust the 'inatie sixint's pruj- money Init Von im- inuney that you spent .Make up yinir mind t vu down your Iosn this nr. tipen a Savings Aecmii.t iimv nn.i .i.......ii n-KUlarly. One dult;ir wIM stnrt and will oht:iln ji l.ihi ity li.-u assist you In saving your money. t lie iii-count h SavliiKs Kank La Grande National Bank La Grande, Oregon Norton's Kiddy Shop i or Your Wife Sac I'.er .steps I liainR an extension telephone it is inexpensive. Home Independent Telephone Co. ui- like 11'hmI idtl Hie I'riin l.iinilM-r 'I lieii" wen o lrn k Imimi e.ierilji mid tnc ft uiu Imh- Icr nnd ii Hi riiMii t nlcii. I.cr mic lisik un , -imH'lhlntr ntlti Ihcilt Iliul lef Millie chii ki n fttd. An oht hulv ntuMil tut vat s tdd iHiiii' up the older dti and uM he tlMMiuhi M-ihap. e welt sikrerniini; n IHite htt hi one a.l MTtlln. (Mil nil cr -he had lo wslt tier luni lur u"e a lilt It time vm ciifet-v that le w iili-tskrn. 1 :ei ImmI wiiiihl kiion Iter it I n.Mtld mititioii her mttiic. At Hie ire'ti lime tlicri' tl'.c -ix In Ihe of (tec niel tl I- iiIhiiI fi (I'tiis-k. 1 itm it feet tall ami CHtl i'l eiiiMmh uliii In p.tittl pntr Imhim- tor oImmM JKt.no. pn- id I nit the ImhH' t-n't Iih lain NtK '2 hhiuli . M U.i n r l. iM. I- Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. VIm INmvt lnn'" I rliliir PttT l oiiiiilr). I'lHMie lnin JIH u Miudny llu-ine?.. AUTHENTIC STORIES Of early Eastern Oiej'.oii life aiul devi'lopnu'iil should lie in-eseiTi'd nd perpetuated." 'Aiv gffort to (16 this is being made ly tlie Hot likc Sanatoiiuni, It will lie uppa-eiated if jiiiw 'early isettlsr, miy descendant of our sturdy pioneers, r.r anyone inter ested in collecting such history, will communicate with DR. W. T. PHY, HOT LAKE, OK EC. ON i it: it f f f x y V V f V' T1 y T y; t y f USED CARS 1!J25 TUDOR SEDAN Italloons L. 1J2. COUPE Balloons; speedometer; healer; hig steer ' ing wheel; undcrslung springs a Ileal liny 1923 COUPE Very good condition; good tires .. 1922 COUPE A good buy... 1923 TOURING Balloons : 1S23 TOURING High-pressure tires 1921 TOURING Good tires; good mechanically 192:) TOURING 5. good tires; Hasslcrs; good shape l'.)2:i TOURING Hasslcrs; Uosch ignition; Stromberg carnurcior; Mcwari vacuum tank S2',.)0() 1919 TOURING Good condition '. S 70 00 1917 TOURING . nnnn $.11 .".()() ..S!7.).()() ..5300.0(1 ..275.00 ..$350.00 ..$325.03 ..$270.00 $200.00 GOOD CHASSIS .;.... 1921 STUDEIJAKER (iood shape; good tires 1920 DODGE Excellent condition; newly painted $ 20.00 $250.00 $230.00 Every car listed here, is a real buy. If ym don't find what you want in this list, come in and sec the balance of our used cars. You will find cars here for. all prices. Perkins Motor Co. Uoui Hi & Adams Phone M-500 Y y i