La Grande evening observer., April 23, 1926, Image 7

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VOLUME XXIV.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1926.
TEN PAGES TODAY
NUiiiiKK ItS-1
IRENE TO 60
TO SEA
AGAIN
OMO.NS, YOI Ni ANI OLI
loung onions arc one t the
urst demands of Ihu garden and
old ones to jiut in tho ccllar'ono of
thu lust. The breath of tho 1'ur-
stuns mentioned In undent hlslor
les wns Ilia fragrance of tho onion
with them when they started their
western invasion and wo still have
tho 1'erslun breath.
The first breuth of I'erslu comes
from the young onion and every
body that wants, early young on
ions ought to bo plunllng seeds
and sets right now sets for tho
earliest of all crops and then the
tender, slender seedlings for later
consumption. Onions want a rich
sundy loam with a largo amount of
iiumus for ideul production. They
want frequent shullow cultivation
und. given ordiuurlly good soil,
they will proceed to produce.
Uig onions, tho so-called ller
muda type, can bo, raised only by
starting the seed curly and trnlis-
south seus, tho vessel's crew 'cs- planting the plants into their beds
cuped death from starvation and when tho weather permits. There
- thirst only through good fortuno Is still time lo get a start on some
that had fulled them in every other f;iirly big "Hermudus" for tho eel
phase of their voyage. When they hir this full. Wood ushes are an
were toady for tho end. With less ideal fertilizer for onions. '11 is a
than five gallons of fresh water fool-proof fertilizer for ono thing,
left in tho storugo tanks, tho skies and anybody can be. trusted to up
darkened and torrents of ruin ply it without hui in. They also
, .BAN PHDUO. Cul. Apr. 2a-(AIM
--The four masted Bchooner Irene,
which cajiio' Into port yesterday a
. "phuntom" ship after being given
up for lost, was being prepared
today to return to "tho . servico of
commerce.''' .
' Whllo tho half starved crew re
cuperated from .the effects of
weeks of short rations, tho vessel's
master, Captain Allen K. ltoson
duhl, took steps toward tile dispos
al of tho ship's cargo or lumber,
Originally billed for Florida do-
i livery when tho .steamer sailed
from Grays Harbor, Washington,
130 days ugo. ' 1 '
Hlown far ' to seu by ' porverso
. winds and then becalmed in tho
The Garden
struck (ho vessel. Ruin caught in
pails repleniBhod tho supply of
drinking water, ucccsafut. .fish
Ins, nut tint' 2,000 poundti uC sou
food, kept thorn from starving1.
! Ten tun of tonmLoles and a bur
' ml of rain water remained 1 yes
, turday of tho 00 days supplies ,thc
vchspI uurrlod whon it Hturted its
vuyugo. : , .
llUHCL'UD FllOM ItlVKH
NIAGARA FAUI.8. Apr. 23. (Al)
Two men In a row boat, caught
In an lee fiou In tho Niagara liver
about- three miles uhoyo the falls
succee'Uod -in extricating their, craft
and lunded safely on tho Canadian
shore after city fireman liad been
called out to attempt a rescue to
day, j Tho boat was carried ( rapidly
down stream for more thun a half
mile before the men gcd. clear of
the Ice. . s . .
Wild IS O'NEIM
NKWYOUK Eugeno M. O'
Neill, a two-fisted man of San
Krauclsco mistnken for a drama
list on board ship when returning
rrom abroad,, wunts tho world to
know, thut ho never wrote any
thlng'more than a bill for his can
nod eooArWV'MA iXy Oin
who writes plays?" he usked.
take kindly to un occasional light
dressing of nitrate of soda but
this must be applied ca'refully and
sparingly, not ullowlng 11 to touch
the plants.
Onions should not be planted in
the sumo location two yours in
succession as the onion maggot Is
likely to becomo troublesome. The
old-fashioned test of seed, pouring
It into a bucket of water and
skimming off the floaters as
worthless. Is a sound one. Onions
of the flat type, such as tho Kod
Wethcrsfield, do better In the
poorer soils than the big globe
types. '
union seed may be sown with
othtft early vegetables as It Is long-
in germinating than rudtshes
and by the time it makes lis ap
pearance It will bo reasonably safe
from the weather. For tho earliest
young onions a few hills of the
hardy variety, known us the mtill
plier or potato onion, should be
plunted. They endure winter freez
ing und start Into growth with the
opening of spring.
ASTKHS, THIS 1X1HSPKNNAIH-K
Everybody wants asters In the
Pfeardcn for cutting during Septem
ber and October when they rival
tho chrysanthemums In their mo
dern forrtiS "TTnd ' big shuggy - heads.
Each year brings us new uslerj.
DAVID AND GOLIATH?
vV ' " Are You Hunting
T Real Bargains
HERE ARE SOME FOR'
: I SATURDAY
Vases'- Compotes - Ornaments - Candle Sticks
Punch Bowls Jugs - Fruit Knives and
countless other items. Values to $4.00
89c
i I 500 WATER TUMBLERS
. In a variety of designs.
L , 4c
'. : 42-PIECE SET . " r
Of Gold Design White Dishes .
V $6.95
! ' A Complete Set of Harness for . . . $35.00
The Oregon Hardware
NEW YORK-f- Justlho .John-
atone suing for un Injunction
because she was supplanted In
'Iiusn money uy ner unuermuuy
Denlse Moore. Hhe iiakea allega-
tions of , a conspiracy. Counter
charges aro that she stumbled
about the stage and ruined tho
performance., ;v
either increased In sbsu or height
or 'in novel forms. This year tho
anemone-flowered .Sunshine Is one
of tho outstanding novelties, . a
graveful and beautiful, typo . that
will appeal to everyone. Jt Is not
a new typo but for thu first time
it has been fixed by plant breeders
so that It will come true form seed.
Do not grow uslers this year In
tho same bed you grew them last
year. Yellows and stem-rot havo
been making tho life of the aster,
grower ml sera bio and new soil Is a!
good preventive. It, is recommend
ed to dig wood ashes about the
roots of the plants when theV are)
set out as "a preventive ""measure '
also. Asters want the bust soil
you have In the garden, careful
culture and plenty of room to de
velop. 1 1 ,, ' .' . '
' The Qlants of California and
American Keauty types arc fulrljr
recent introductions which pro
long thu seuson. . , 'fhe ,;Astermum
is ifnother huge '. und . desirable
typo and the Crego and Ostrich
Kea liter types with' tlieir curling
petals always comnjund admirers.
l ite Jaie iiraucning types , uru
one of I lie most vigorous strums
and are a standby for gardeners
all over the country, seldom falling
to produce a wealth f ! huge
blooms In their, season. ' '
Brilliancy and dellracy of color
are the chief characteristics of the
new asters this year. A salmon
rosu and tvrra cotta are offered as
new cdlors in the comet and . os
trich plume classes. Heart of
France, not a newcomer, Is unhim
In its brilliant ruby red coloring.
Asters ought to be started it
once to be ready to go Into their
beds when settled weather arrives.
For t hosts who have had their as
ters ruined by aster beetles, long
black fellows who eat the petals
off tho floweis, It is advlsabto to
plant tho lalo-flowerlng types
which will not come Into bloom
until after the flight of the peat
has passed as they mako one visi
tation, usually In ule August or
lulu September.
Flashes Of
HEALTH
.11 ItV I AVOItS homk mti;w
' (Hy Tin AMWK'Int I'ress) ,
I'HU-ADUU'HIA. Home
made wine containing leu per eent
aleoiiol Is not In raet. Inloxicatlnu-,
In the opinion of eijrhl men and
four women comprising u Jury
which acquitted a grocer.
.VIvVSI.DK KIIIKMIO 1)1 K ,
(lly Dr. rulorl4( Strieker)
An epidemic of measles is duo tit
Oregon this year' if history is going
to repeat itself, as it usually does.
In 1925 we hud only 191 cascrt and
not a single death. In 1922 we had
only 109 cases and and no deaths.
The next year thero wero . -6365
corcs nnrt 29 uenths, while. In 1924
there wcro 5256 .cases and ; 82
tloMths. -j, -- . ' . .-'-..-'.
This will be a measles year tin-
less the record for tho past ten
yeurs is broken. The fact that tho
rcconl of 1924 watt lower than that
of 1922, and that of 1926 lew than
that of 1U24, make it almost r.cr
tain hut 192D will sec a conslder-
ahlo increase. If the number bf
dent Iih from measles Is to bo "re
duced, un Intefllgent effort, must
he nutde lo control this disease,
been proven by the occurrence ot
measles appeared only every twen
munitles where the diseaso has
been Introduced for the first timo
or where it has occurred betweeu
long intervals. .,.
The suppression of measles is one
of the most difficult problems that
health authorities have to faco, and
Its prevalence Is not likely to de
crease until It can bo recognized
before It Is transmissible; and also,
not until health authorities have
tho cooperation of a publto. edu
cated to thn knowledgo thltt to ex
pose children to measles is playing
with death.
'Don't ask im craouels
11 Rur'tlMMV ' : ' : .
haul, Packag.
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! cnrlfi ivaffr in
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LOOK OYER OUR WANT ADS FOB BARGAINS
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XKWSHOY NOW HICH
NBW YOltK Anthony t 1-u
Itocca, who was a newsboy ten
years ago, is now building a- sub
wuy, having. a $5,000,000 contruct.
He Is 28 years old. ' '
Vanishes
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f(.slll;it HIS CASK
CHICAGO ' Itobert I'lna, "rive,
whose mother, a wtir bride. Is ili;ad
and wIiobu father has vanished, 1h
hound for Jrunee alune lo live
with grandparents he Iiuh nevcr
SLen. Jle comes from Denver.
(IKGAINS eiTI.KNKIIII'
NI0W VOUK I'rincess Ited Ap
ple, grand daughter of' John JIohs.
chief of the CherokecH, Is an Am
erican citlxen again by judicial de
cree. Hhe found she -had lost her
citizenship by tnurryinff a , man
who was born in . itumanta and
came to the U. S. "when a buby.
Year
1917 ..
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Measles hi Oreguit
Cases
4628
,. r.. 4777
407
2II9H
3817
lfllr
6365
: 6266
190
lealhs
55
611
3
29
44
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29
82
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m:it I'AW. iii;h I'Oktiwk
NBW YOltK Helen l,ee Wor
thing of the Kollles and the. films
regards her face as 1ht fortune
und nobody else's. Any so she Is
suing for $100,000 because her
picture was used to advertise per
fume. , '
. F'hyHlclans are urged to cooperate
with the stmtu hoard of health by
reporting all cases and taking
prompt nieuxtire lo guard very
young children who may liavo been
expowed lo meiuiles.
.Measles still seem lo be a. neces
sary evil, though II. Is not. neces
sary for It to be as great nil evil
as It Is today. 'fo sonio extent. Its
evIlH'cuin he turned to advantage
In combatting other diseases. More
attention should be given to. pre
ventive methods and Investigation.
Measles is-a typical epidemic dis
ease spread by huiiuin contact.
Meiunles epidemic occur lit large
cities about every two or threo
years und In smaller places at
somewhat longer Intervals. lr
measles appenred only overy twen
ty or thirty years we would observe
much the same disruption of social
and economic life. I hat Is common
to un epideinle of Influenza, tinder
such clrriiniHUnces It would not be
a dlwase eon.'lned to childhood us
It Is loday, but would attack adults,
part leu hi rly young ndtillK. Thut lliui
Qutrtitii foods aliuaqs dependable, are , building
Piqqh UJiqqlu popularitij. The popular pricei pleaM
and the convenient simple lustem of Piqqlu UJiqqlq
uiti epenjbodq. Ask uour neiqhbors. ask (jour
friends--lest the popularity of Piqqlu U7iqqlu cin
uour commumti). . i nenc. musi ntwn.
" Pure vHoney zr'jar.: ;.:'..':23c
Pure Honey, 16-oz. . jar... Jlc
Pure Honey, 22-oz. jar..........38c
Pure Honey, 5-lb.- pail ......:77c
Royal Club Peanut Butter
No. 1 can j. .......25c
Nucoa, per , lb.'...............'.'..i... ..31c
: Gem Nut, per ib.....;............J-,-.28c
Gold Bar Seedless Raisins
15-oz. pkg. ........13c
Gold Bar Seeded Raisins
.15-oz. pHg. .. ,......:.i3c
Puffed Sun Maid Seeded i
Raisins, 15-oz. pkg.... ........17c
Extra Largt Prunes, 30-40 size
5-lb. box ..................... -.......:...75c
Iig Nuts,' pkg.....
........17c
Large White Beans, 3 lbs. for..25c
Pi-emium Soda Crackers.
- Lightly salted, pkg..........,:..i..l2c
Saratoga Style. Flakes--Lightly.
Salted, pkgU.U.... 18c
Family Size Soda Crackers
i Per pkg. 32c
Large Assortment of Cakes
and Crackers, per pkg....
Pimento Stuffed Olives
3-oz. .bottle L..-.L.....:::
Pimento Stuffed ,0Uves '
, 6-oz. bottle i..-...f.
Marine Shrimp, No. 1 can
Potted Meat, No. i4 can....,
5c
....15c
:..28c
.12c
L 5c
Mrs Henrietta T Hargrov.. JO. wlfi
of mn Elmlra tN Y, high schou
teacher, has not been seen for foul
eeks. and relative, fear h hu.
been afflicted by amnesia. . This pic
lure allows her us h kicked on tie
Cay at ber diupwtranufr
APRIL AIMTIKS
Girls' Stunt Show
. and
MERRYMAKERS
Boys' Stunt Show
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HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Friday and Saturday,
April 23 and 24
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tr. Tickets on Reserve at Glass Drugs,
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Serve A Different Meat Dish
Each Day :
DO you ever g-l llieil of preparing
the saine nieiit illslies over end
over again? Is your family utile
lo guess what they lire going to haviv
for dinner. - because they always havo
It on Tuesday night?
If So, perhaps you haven't realized
the many dellghtrul dishes ynu JiilKht
serve by buying some of III. lesser
known cuts of -beef, IiiiiiIi and pork.
It Is part of our service to suggest noV
' and Inb restlng dishes, t These, dishes
will lake no morn time In preparation
than you usually spend..
There are inuny highly deslrnhle outs
which are not widely known and tho
demand for them Is naturally less. As
a result, they urn usuully lower in
price than others belter Known.
I,et us helji you discover many new,
ib lleloiiH dishes which will make a hit
with your family.
NO COLD STORAGE TRODUCTS
Crescent Meat Company
Exclusive Market Service. , j
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