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Saturday, June 5, 1926; THE FLIRT OFFICE Swimming Time Is Here : New Columbia Knit and Wil Wite ' ; ONE AND TWO-PIECE SWIMMING SUITS For Men - N. K. West & Co. Inc. . Store For Men CAT - fMM MAUN (lurorporalMl) An Inilopomlmit Newspaper Cant yonr paragraphs upon thn watrrs, tuy tho Muxkoitw J'hoc- inlx and they shall rPlurn to you after nmny days credited to some liody else. EA GRANDS EVENING OBSERVER 1 . ' i pis 1 QkttVntm .. F11ANK n. ArrLKBV... ; ....Ktlltor and rutillxhcr lWltVHV l' MATTHKWH Hunluewt Almiiwer rubllHiiml cvenlngM, except. Hunday, ut Mi Adams Avenue, I. a Oraiiilo, Ori'Kon. Tno ObKFrver-Hlnr pabllnned every Krlilny. Kntcrnd nt tho I'ontoffico at La. Grnnrtc Oregon, an Hiroml nutu Mull Mutter under act of March i, im OFFICIAL PAI'KIl OK UNION COUNTY AND TUB... . CITY OF LA. OKANDH , JI KM MK It ASSOCIATED PRKKfl Thn Amnrlulrd I'i-mm Is (txclUHively nntltlttl to um for pilli llcatlon of all newit dbiputclica orHlit4 to H or not othnrwiAe nriMlllnrl if piil)ll8)ic(l thrtrcin. All liKhlM of ' republication of Hpwiul dlHpulcbon in till paper, and-ulno thb locul w.wj her In alKO ura reserved . fillllHOItll'TION KATKH - ' .. Ily Currier Pnlly, nor month' in ftd-vnnc v... 1'ally, per kIk monthH in advance Daily, nlliKli! ropy ,. ,. Dally, per month In advance Dully, per nix monthH in advance ............... liaiiy. per yeur in advunce.. . i Wekly Olwerver-Hlftf, per year.. ...... ........ ..-i.... ADVEKT1HINO HATIJS DlHplay, foreign, per roluina inch .. DtHpluy, loenl, per column Inch Time contract nilen on appUdtllor-'. CAI.I.i:i) AND QtrAMPlKr "flee, I have culled hy nninn lleuileel And I have filled hlm with tho Hplrlt of ol. In wlHtloin, nnd In iinderniandlnir and In knowlcdKe, and In all mnnner of worlimanahlp." K. 8r:i, 8, A Jackson county juaticd'of thcr pence metes 60 days In jail and a $200 fine to a Klamath Falls youth who tore through Pacific highway traffic at 60 miles an hour and wound up by colliding with an automobile. Execution of that sentence and a few others like it will go far toward discouraging the 60-miles-an-hour habit. Eugene Guard. I Union county's "old timers" may remember the tor rential rains of twenty-years-aero this week. Art Arlington Item said the streets there were flooded; a Portland paper of June 4, 1906, said that no through trains for the east would be sent out from Portland over tho O. R. & N. except the Spokane train. "It has been raining steadily in the Blue Mountains and the streams are still rising," reads the story, while a La Grande item declared that "the rail road situation is worse than ever today. The landslide at Durkee has cut off trains from the east for an indefinite time?' That's when this country was wet! : UNUSED MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE. ffllL a. i . i i i L4"V-,,Ao most wonaeuui meaiciu discoveries will do no good unions people take the trouble to learn about them and make use of them. The medical knowledge of the world today is far in advance of utilization. This fact is pointed out emphatically by Miss Elizabeth Fox, director of public health nursing of the American Red Cross. , The public is enthusiastic, she observes, when announce ment is made that some new disease, germ has been isolated, or some new serum found, and immediately considers that disease conquered and relaxes ita vigilance or interest in the matter. But, she insists, our new knowledge cannot of it self work any magic. It can 6perate only as it becomes the property of men, women and children as well as the medi cal profession. People must learn to use this knowledge, in sickness and, tetter still, in prevention of sickness. And they must be willing to call a skillful doctor when they need him, and go to the hospital for services they cannot get at home. Only thus can medical wizardry serve mankind. THE RING AROUND THE BATHTUB. E?trl Can-oil he of the bathtub party fame has just had a new play announced by the courts. The synopsis has It that the hero perjures himself before a U. S. grand jury and thnt his lawyer, seeking to save the skin of his debonair client, attempts to discredit witnesses called by the government to prove that there was wine in the bath tub... The attorney points out to the court that such folk iib Irv'in S. Cobb, who testified, as well as the Count of Ilolwken, several chorus girls and triple-grass-widows of the stage, were not qualified to say whether there was wine in the tub becnuse, living1 in a prohibition age, and never hav ing tasted liquor, they didn't know what wine really was. And Joyce Hnwley, quoth the legal light, who contrasted the pink of her nude flesh against the rich color of the champagne or was it ginger alo? sat in the tub and its contents somewhat pifflicated because she had "had a few drinks before the party began" and was therefore not quali fied to say whether she bathed in Carroll's wine or his folly, or both; moreover, the case was so "dry" that the jurymen were accused of being sound asleep during that part of the hearing when Carroll was alleged to have lied to the court about n beautiful girl being publicly disrolwd nnd posed in the nude before his guests, though the girl herself stood in her latest silhouette before the jurists, giv ing their imaginations n Chance to ran wild. In the second act, Federal Judge Goddard is seen gesti culating with his gavel and is heard vociferating. He makes two counts and each time he counts he says $1,000, making a $2,000 fine. Furthermore, the court points out the dirty ling around the, bathtub left after Carroll's bath party and give Mr. Carroll one year nnd one day in which to clean the soiled bathtub, assigning him a part of the Atlanta federal penitentiary, the exact location to be designated later, as a place to do the work so thnt society may not be contaminated meanwhile. The government is to furnish brushes; swab-sticks, etc. A number of gun-guards are to supervise th work from points of vantage on the prison . wall,. , ' ,; .' . i In this new phiy, the drop of the curtain will denote tho Inpso of one year and one day while Mr. Carroll is in the south, before the third act. 1 : ir,a H.!0 io Ma 2.S0 :.r,.(io 12.00 .42c 4nc NVESTIGATING FALSE REPORT KDMOVTON, A Ha,. June 5, (AP) I'ollro hero today, nfler HtitiafyliiK ihfiiitM'ivi'8 that Mm. Al ined Mrl'hfi'Non, it n I'vnmrolltil who (llsitppouivd at I.oh AiircIph May IS, wtiH not hi Kilmonion, began an liKliilry uh to how sho riinm to ht reported In this city. Hmirch whh bo Kiin for a porwon calling hlniHctr "JnKppi'loi' MliMloton, Intornutlonal diMoctlvn," who tcloKraphed I hi police chief at f08 Anples Hint Mth, Mchernon arrived here Krl dny ami wiihiv kunI "I the Corona hntH In thlM city, I A )H ' Arftfll f-I ft KM, Jlftl or--5. (At1) In Ihc face of reports that Mm. .Mel'hemon hnd been locnted In I'Mmonlun, her mother, Mth. Ken nedy, today announced that the of fer of a $25,000 reward for tho re turn of her daughter would Htand until rnldnlffht of June 12 and would be paid to "uny one f urn Inn ing Infnrinatlou reKiiltlnfr In the return here of Almee Hemplo Me- I'herHOii unhnrined and well." LiiHt nlKbt Mi-8. Kennedy announ ced that the offer of tho reward would be withdrawn tonight hut decided today lo extend the period one week lonRer. HEALTH i.ui-: ixsuiANcrc Tiiicorr.ii mil : sr rr.i:i)i(j (By C riyw Mwri, M. !., Irl- Inntl, Oreuon.) Memlier OoriniH Meniorltil TnRtltute Many pliyHleal defects and III neHw's of adult life mny he traced to wrong diet In childhood. A right beginning In of the utmost Import ance, ' At least 85 per cent of deaths occurring the first yeur of life are ninong bottle-fed hahli-M. Some place the proportion much higher. Wiissarmann dmuUHlnited that n tlrop of blood from a hrenst-frd In fant will destroy len times an mnny bncterln as one from a botlle-fed child.' Recently In Paris It was found that during the stim-mcr months two hundred forty-eight bottle-fed Infants died In one week ns romp-tired with twenly-slx breast fed ones a ratio or 10 lo I, thus confirming, by statistics, tho lab oratory rinding of Wnssermann. fanned baby -foods, arc dead foods, containing calories, but de ficient In vltamlncs tind other Hic-loi-a found In breast, milk. Even cow's milk, though superior to oth er artificial foods. Is fur from de slrabl U differs from breast mllk In lis sugar, protein, fats, fer ments, and minerals, and likewise contains no antibodies, which pro tect against human diseases. Weight mlone Is no criterion of the state of a child's health. He may be overfat yet totally lacking la proper development and vigor. UlcketH with It attendant deform ities of flat-feet, how-legs, defec tive teeth, misshapen head, and de formed chest. Is more frequently found In iirtirichilly fed or over weight Infants. The mrchnnlfu process of draw, tnir the milk from tho mother's brettst strengthens the muscles of the face and tongue, brondens the dental arch, and enlarges the nasal pHHSagrs. The bottle-fed child litis no mieh oxcrclwc; the facial bones nn! muscles arv pnurly developed, renultlnir In Irregular, protruding teeth, and In adenoids. An Infant Mhould "work for hts living' not merely swallow his food. The muscles In general hick lone In au artificially fed child. The abdomen la lam and nrotrudimr: the muscles of lh vital organs are 1 1 k r w ko luircicu. New Beauty Shop to Be Opened in La Grande I.n (Irnndo will have an Ap proved Maiiuello beauty shop. .Mrs. Norvu I Kin mo A announced Inst evening that site and Mrs. Mark Kowler would open a new shop over the I & f,. Drug store, where tho Fashion beauty shop was formerly located, early next week. The shop wil? bn known ns the "Marlnello Cosmetic and Meanly Hhoppe." Mrs. Krnmctt graduated frotiv the National school of . cosmeti cians three yearM ago and sinco then has practiced In La Grundo and at Enterprise. &hn returned lo tho school tills April for a post-graduate course. Mrs. Kow ler Is a graduate, of tho samo Kchool, having completed her course about a yeur ago. Since then she lias practiced" nrauty cul ture, work In her home. The rooms are being decorated over the week-end and fixtures Installed preparatory to opening the first of the week. GOV. AL SMITH'S DAUGHTER WEDS MAJOR J. WERNER A I.n A NY, N. Y. June 0. (AD Kmlly Josephlno Smith, elder fbiuirliter of (lovernor and Mrs. Smith, was married to Major John Adumfl Werner, commandant of the New York state troopers, in tho Itoinun Out hoi lc culhcdral of tho Immaculate Conception today. The ceremony, performed by Cardlnnl Hayes, archbishop of tho New York diocese, was marked by tho Impressive and colorful ecclesias tical pa gen ii try attendant upon a rile celebrated by a prince of the church. It was witnessed by more than tfidO guests, representing the social. civic. Industrial and political lead ers of the state. Two American Fairs Advance in Tourney PAWS. June f.. (AD Two American pnirs Advanced In the doubles of the International hanl our! tennis champions to(fu.y. Miss Klimabeth It van and Miss Mnry IC Browne defeated Mile. I teslamb'S le pancct and Mile. Verckcn. 6-2 to reach the third round of the women'." doubles, while Vincent Ittchards and How ard Klnsey joined the lost eight In the men's by vanquishing M. Dtuiet and M. TUrsch. 6-3, 6-3, -2. li:il-tHI i.lt.MU ati:s 81 MKIKtltI). Ore.. Jum & (AD The Medford graduating class of M last night received their diplomas following an address by Professor Alfred rowers, dean of the O. A. extension. (.am i: a i in : i :i i:n t m a i k MKHKOItP. Ore.. Juno 6 (AP) A tentative agrovnienl whereby the Medford high school football team will piny a home-antl-home game with the frosh team of the I'nlverslty of Oregon, has been reached. according to Coach Prluco Call toon, and negotiations are undt-r way for a post season game here with the Jefferson or Grunt high whoot of Portlund. m:i.i;satii KAm.D KT, PaVU Minn., Jun ft (AF Pri'sldeot ttaiph Pudd, ot fh Orent Northern railway, and Xns Ident Chaa. Donnelly, of the Northern pacific, will represent these railroads la conference in New York ont Monday regard lot the Klamath Fall development! In Oregon, WOLVERTON SIGNS DECREE! AGAINST OREGON GROCERS PORTLAND. Ore., June 5. (AP) I nlted States District Judgo Wol verton into yesterday signed a de cree that restrains the Oregon Wholesale Orocers' association from' conspiring or unlawfully combining In restraint of Interstate trade and commerce, and espccla ly forbidding boycotting. Intimidat ing, withdrawal of patronnge or other coercive ucts In nn effort to keep competition out of state busl news from entering the Oregon field. 1 Tho officers of the association and the lending firms thnt hold membership are especially i strained from doing any of tho nets set forth. , and from aiding and abetting In nny trade restrnlnt ef forts. ' - ' . The ense has been pending In rhe federal court for some time, tho original complaint hnvlng been filed September 29, 1924 by John . Coke, then United Stntes dis trict attorney. Four Arrested After Bomb Explosion Friday MONTRVIOKO, Prnguay June B (AP) l''our men of alleged "ad vanced Ideas" are under arrest charged with complicity In the bomb explosion Friday morning in the entrance hnll of the Ameri can legation which demolished the celling of the hall directly under the office of V. Grant Smith, the American minister. The men den led the charge. Kvpry ilny extvnt. Smiilny on of tlK' Observer girls calls np ami' Asks, . "Mr. I'mtt, do you have! your ml ready?" We are always J ready. Ilweer, 4Iiriks (Kit of J 10 w don't Imvc a single wonl writ i civ tlmn. It bt Jirst niio cr-j tlnumiM brititniin after aiuMlM't. j bnt wliat Is tli illfferemv miy- way. If wo wrarld writ' a cls- flcl ad nnd tell yoir soim'tlihiic ymi already know, j-oti iolmbiy wiMildn't kIc It. a tMHf owr, llni as imisi iMople know. Claud Fratt Is somewhat, loose iHdilnd tho ears. Tlioy nut at IcnM ivad his ad vcri Iscniciic foe aniiwinrnt-'H wike and- tluHi when tlHy want mine paint or lmntMr. kalMimlno or dry chain wood they think of tlw foollNli ad tlvcy it ml I be nljtbt lc fore, and somctbliitf Just natur ally IcIIk litem to call nand C. I'ratt up. TM result Is wnndrWul. We lliank ywt one and all for -our supimrl and klndiuvw ns wt'll as tin many dollar! you throw ntir way. Alio gallons of palm Is duo to nrm any day, ami It wtm'l last long. Vi'h, wo have no nanaiuv tmlny. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The Poor MW mra Htm Vauwtrr- rtxmm Mala 14H 19 Sittnlsy Rwatnvwit Oulirlel: "I've Just come nlown from heaven to announce tho mil Irnlnl aire. I)eutl Is Jleneeforth nlioltMliert. Isn't that wonUrful news?" r'psshn'bit: " !!-sueh luekl Anl 1 was Just netting; a good start In the undertaking business!" -. . After ktwhur a KM- U I hanl to realiser slur uses Inn saiiM HpH Short: "I say. Olit man, con you lend mo a fiver?" ' lAtne: "ImpossiWo. I've tried to lend yoa money several times, but) you ulwsys seem to look upon it us a (tlft." i Three O'Clot h I the Morning Officer: Whrtt arc yon dolrnr horo nt this hour? fiirnnirer:! forerot . my key. of ficer, and I'm wnltlnir for the ehll dren to come home and let me in. i.oki:s sion.ooo st it I.Oft ANGKI,i:. (AP) Snlvn ilore Mendivtl. who served n yenr In Juil for a bank robbery ho itid not Commit, lost his suit for 100,. oixr nitalnst tho National bank of Arcadid which- cansed his arrest. He alleged false imprisonment. J'HK ELECTRIC IKON . . FOR TOD Our Antomatlo Iro Is Just built for you home Ironing. Tou can regulate the beat to suit yourself, and there Is no danger of It burn ing your clot"' Strongly made. It will lost for years. It turns out beautiful Ironing work. H & S Electric Clocks To wake you tip these fine mornings WESTCLOX the grtnrantccd kind Big Ben . ,. $3.2!5 ! Big Ben Lnminous..?4.25 Vigilant .... '. $2.00 ! Jack O' LahteiTi.:....$3.00 America ......... $1.50 One of these clocks is ; bound to liease you. Red Gross Drug Store i At Your Service Day and Night . Open to any reliable physician and surgeon. The JihIw said ho didn't have onouf?h evidence, . Al TOMOItll.ll.S l)A.il:R()l'S' HORNKM. N. ,y. William no hun, n furiner, believes there is Summer Union Suits F.br children age 2 to 8.......-...:... .......60c Girls' Best Grade SLEEVELESS SHIRTS Age 2 to 4.-..::.....25c; age 6 to 12..........i.30c v ' KHAKI OUTING TOGS f V $1.25 and $1.50 Norton's Kiddy Shop Infants' and Children's Wearables Call and See Us Sunday We are open all day Sunday and are prepared with a large variety - of Cakes and Pies to tempt your appetite. Prices 25c to 50c Our Products Made to Sell Morc. G williams' Electric Bakery "Home of Golden Crust" Made to sell more. . " Open Sundays. -; Opposite Observer EVERY ONE OF US CARRIES A "PRICK TAG" that tells the world the use we have made of our time of our efforts ' of our ambitions ' ..,' whether loss or gain. wear a "marked up piice tag" by the opening and building of a substantial bank account right here in i La Grande National Bank I ill well furnish i the co-operation ! , where you need it i , and as you need it. Grande Ronde Hospital A non-sectarian institution organized and operated for your convenience. something dangerous In flieso new" fancied Inventions like' 'the auto-' lliolille. He took his first ride. yes. terday with a friend, Krew exelleil. Krasped the steerlnir - wheel nnd threw tho murlilne Inlo a ditch, fbt enci.ped with cnls nnd Bruise. I I tiiking a good look v nt ourselves. .... f
