La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1926, Image 13

Thursday. July lo, lflffi.
Page Fourteen
EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
BHAIN FIBRES
GOVERN AG
E
' NRW YOItK, July 1ft. (AP)
"Only a old as one's hrnin fibres,'
inay take the pluro of ''A- woman'
Aft old aJsho look," and "a mnn'w
old aA he feels," according lo now
Jahnrulory evidence found hy Dp.
IOiiU Casamnjor. professor of neu
rology at the College of )'hyslclnn
and Surgeon.
He I Keeking ond finding "tho
Anatomical bonis for human be
havior In change that take place
in tho developing brain. 1'sfng
first, hlii experiment have now
reached tho point where ha Is
studying the behavior of hahloff in
relation to the development of the
myelin, or tissue surrounding; the
nervo fibres of their bruin,
IHfiVrvtit Ages At lllrth,
' Among Ather thing he said hi
experiments' nave shown are:
"All nnlmalu are not the same
ace when they ore born.
"lilrtn U merely an Incident tn
life.
"Rats are young embryo when
1hfy aro porn and iire finite help-
Jem for several week.
,v "rnp Kiiinri rcmuuib iii'ipirnn ror
a little, over a week.
"A colt will walk around and
follow Its' mother after twenty
minutes. 1 i
fin In en lltf the Oldest,
"The guinea pig Is probably the
oldest thing In the world when It
in born. It runs rapidly, sees per
fectly and will start entlng cab
bage after five minute and will
fight Interference. .
' "Tho guinea pig Is so old when
I" born that It has nlrendy shed
Us milk, teeth beforo birth, and
eit hlrih 1a beginning to show sen
lie changes." i
The brains of the animals
studied showed development of the
myelin in proportion to tho de.
veloprnent of their behavolr.
Moving pictures, with normal
and slow motion flnHh.es, were
rnndo under r, rnsamnjor's direc
tion, and when run off before the
psycharlsts, showed these differ
ences, l'hotnfrraphs of brain sec
tions showed the corresponding
development of the myelin. The
kitten, blind at birth, hnn no mye
lin about Its optic, nerve centers,
Utile development about I he nerve
of locomotion, and depends aim out
solely upon (ho development of its
hearing and feeling nerves. The
rat, which Is utterly helpless at
birth, has no myelin In Its nervous
system at first. The guinea- pig
is completely myelinated at birth.
"Art Your Age."
"The human Infant comics some
where between the rat and the
kitten in lt age at birth," said
Earmarks Necessary
To Distinguish Twins
TOKYO. July 16. AI') Feature
for feature, inch for Inch and
ounce for ounce, Kftxtio Ksneko
nnd Tsuguo Kaneko, twins, nro
so much olllcn that even their par
ents were unable in distinguish fe
tween them. 1n voice, manners,
likes und dislikes thty were dup
licates. rolled to the colors, recently,
the examining officers could find
no Identifying . murks so were
forced to affix marks to their ear
lobes ho thai, commanding officers
might know to which one they
were giving orders. (
Senate Page Turns Cartoonist
Jnpitms4 KMMlfYllM Tnlil
Klne'H KdkHsIi iwiter
TOKYO, Jufy (6. (AP) Sir
John Tillf-y, ItritlMh nmhaHsailor lo
Japan, in In (IfKHKrormrnt with cfr
Ifttn Amr-Hr-itn MvnntH rnfriinMilK
thft compnrutlvr (nalil of "Krw-
not tha olilrat nor tho joiinKont of .,, , ,.. ., ,,.,.
thn unlmat klngilorn. I ,
Wo aro now Mtmlylns; thn ho. " ' 111 " ' ""'"i ni a
Jmvlor of chll.lren. nolinir rare -; k"''IC -wiiii an r-
fully the fxwt at which a "." ' "r, A""'rU;nn "1U"
fresh behavior characteristic! ap
pears, und then, when we got the
chance, seeing what change In the
brain accompanies this age's new
powers." . .
The mi urn will have lo tell
What may be thn application of
this new knowledge of the march
of behavior linked to the brnln
fibre growth, according to tho in
vestigator. Kor the present the collogulnt
mouthed public may content Itself
with-a broader conception of the
current phrase "Act- Your Age."
gunge Is In Kiiglnnd. "where the
language wflfi rormed."
While Kngluml'H Kngllsh Is not
to be compared to America's Kng
Usli, sir John snid, continued
friendship between Oreat llrltaln,
America and Japan is Absolutely
necessary for tho general welfare
of tho world.
Oregon's Woo! Clip 1
Practically All Sold,
. .
PEXni-KTOX. July U. (AP) 1
1 Accffi-dlng to Hugh jsproat, scre-
tary of tlie Oregon WoolgroH-ers'
aHHociutlon. practically nil of the!
l!t;' wool clip is in the hands of
buyers nnd uarnhoiiKP men. There
Is, he estimates, about l.OOO.oe.i
out of the jX.oooMto pound, clip
remaining In the hands of grow
ers. The average prlcp to grow
ers was about an cents a pound.
The la nil crop, according to tlie
executive, is virtually good, di.
lo thn open winter. There has
been llttln lomb killing In Oregon
by predatory animals, due to thn
ood efforts of the I'nfted .States
biological survey department.
CATHERINE CREEK
PERSONALS
OIIIOBPIF'H
WOOl
CMTIIKHI.S'K CltBKK. (Special)
I'aihfrino Crook wa a hny
Ilac Julv 4 anil 0 with people
plrnlrkliiK. rixhintr. hucklobprry
Inir anil caniplnir. Hiicklfhrrrle
are wurro ami a limvy niln mnilo
dio crii'k too muddy for Rood,
fishinit.
Mr. anil Mrs. Ouy Trail and
rhHilrcn. who havo hofn at Aiuitln
IhlH Kiinitni-r. ramo hero to spend
July 4 wllh lu-r parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. W. K. Klekln. .Mr. Hall re
lurneil hut Mrs. Unit rentalnoJ for
uvvhil".
.11 mi Di Vore. WIIIIk PMMIpH nnil
Kd Jlllen Pt IIP I'M
hay lout week.
I Hen Btondahl Is linullng
.from Ihe niounlnlnn.
Alt l'lillllp" nnd wife, of North
Powder. Itay llordo and wlff. ot
Keho, Orandpa l'lillllps and MIbh
Sylvia llusfliey, of I'nlon, nil spent
July 4 with .Mr. Innd Mre. W. It.,
J'hllllp
(loy Mv.Valr wiu ot I'nlon Sat
urday. . itobert IfiiKlck Is nelplnjr W. K.
Fickle with his boy thl week.,
W. J. flreen won vlsltlnff at tho
home of hlii slxter, Mm. Kd Miles. -
last. Thursday.
Mrs. A. V. Slondnhl Is on tho
fleli list this week
Chsrl.s Jomp JIoy..H, Is pan. In the O. S. Senate nut he's also a i
cartoonist In his spare tlme.-and ut the recent tampafpn fund Invest lKUt.in 1
he rmiilo these aketehes of Senator James A. Reed and Wayne I. W heeler, i
II, s.i)'S Heed Is "loo (rood looklnK" to make a ntd suhjeet for n cailea- !
lurlst. But he said h liked to sketch Wheeler.
A lilosoiiilo. wllh the nsslstnnen
of Ihe wind, Is ulile to fly a mile.
An ordinary house fly can travel
a illstnnee or el'ht to leu nilles
How To Keep Cool
aw oae ov ovn
Westingbouse Fans
A I'un frtor Kerry Kent.
H & S Electric Co.
Bommer Hotel lUdf.
IMiono 3B3-W
Can ot I'VillowAmerlrnii '
l-'JIllI IlfMIMf'tifUl, Ho SnyB
I .ON DO .V. July U.. (AP) Hlr
f'Mwnrd Stoll, who Ih engaged In
film production In Great llrltaln
and oIho controls ninny movlng
piclure houses, beMcvrs If Is impos
sible under economic conditions In
I'.nglund lo finance film produc
tion on the lavish lines followed hy
some American producers.
"Walking that one may Irarn lo
run Is very expensive in film pro
duction," says Hlr Kdwnrtf. "R W.
Griffith Is n muster of the mi. lie
made. 211,000 feet of negative tn
order (o deliver u finished Degatlvo
or 13.000 feet.
Karly Victorian styles again pre
dominate in tho latest London
fashions. Hide whiskers are be
coming popular and fashion experts
n red Ift I h rot urn nf the Mlinrl.
lulled and nearly, brlmlcss top hat I Enterprise, visitor
j of the balmy Victorian era.
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
A
pEDelicions
Mra. McClcan's recommendation for a family
dinner is an excellent one --- with a choice steak
from the finest Grande Rondo valley beef as the
main item on the menu.
The steak is Crescent Quality, of course, and
aids the cook hy mng unquestionably fresh and
just the select cut desired. A good cook is always
gratified to know that she has the best foods to
work with that can 1k had.
You will find many new ideas for giving varied
use to meats in the Institute, recipes. They need
not lie the lest cuts of meats but the quality is
always important.
It is not only pleasing for the sake of excellence
to shop here for meats, but for the friendly cour
teous service, too. We are glad to help you with
suggestions and with any special cuts you desire.
Crescent Meat Company
"Exclusive Market Service No Cokl Storage Products
WAM-iOWA. mre. (Special)
IViu liechtel, of Middle Valley, was
picking cherries at the Meek ranch
In J,enp Thursday, -' The cherry
crop lias been very good, on-many
of Ihe orchards in the hill sec
tions this seusoii, and has ripened
some two weeks earlier than us
ual. ,
Mayo nnd Itobert Walker were
shocking bundles for Ham Mock,
of Leap, few days the last of the
Week. ';'
toy (iastln has been binding
winter wheat the past few "days. T.
A. fiakke Is also binding. ' Tin'
grnln has ripened rapidly the prud
few days, und Is said to be shell
ing hi some places.
C Harmon, of Leap, was an
he bust ' of Ihe
we.k.
I Ham and O. O, Meek were .-Wallowa
and Muter prise visitors the
I last of the week.
( Kngene Gustln went to ( Pow
watka the first of tho week" to
help with haying- at the R f. Mc
Ginn I? farm.
Charles Kllnghammer and wife,
of le:ip, were trading here Satur
day. i Iee Gustln was doing chores
for II. f llenrlnpr a few days the
prist week.
Mrs. M. Huberts and sori .lames
were at the Meek ranch In Ijinp
were ut the Meek ranch In Leap
cherries.
A considerable number of peo
ple have made trips Into the tim
bered sections to the norlh recent
ly In quest of huckleberries, some
(sfnt.n they have been very success
ful In finding good, patches of ber
ries. Huckleberries nro coming on
considerably earlier this year .than
usual. ' .
Mayo nnd nob AVn'ker, ftf .TV-iip,
wore delivering some cattle nnd
stork hogs to J. L. Maxwell here:
during tho past week. I
Hoy rinstln was nn Enterprise
visitor the first of the week.
Mr. Meek nnd sons attended
i ho celebration at Enterprise Mon
day.
Wlliard lie 11 has been busy the
past few days .shocking bundles for
T. A. llnkke.
John Couch and wife., of Ieap.
were visitors here the first of the
week.
Prank Walker, of lnp. was a
business vhdtor here during1 the
I past. week. .
MImn Myrtle Fisher, of Hurricane
I creek, was vtsMIng Hruce Fisher
and i'nmlly, of I.eap recently.
W. C Fisher and family return
ed to their home at Keho the first
of the week arter having spent a
few days visiting relatives In this
county.
Y7 I
delighted I
Women are enthuiiastic about the'
sew Oronite Cleaning Fluid it
' clam lo beautifully I Non.explo
ive only mild, quick-vanishing
odor. Follow directions and
it cleans eren the daintiestblouset,
atin slippers, kid gloves, hats,
cfges or flannels, f" , tapestry,
- etc. A triumph . the Standard
Oil Company of California scien
tific laboratories. Ready now at
grocery, drug, hardware or de
partment stores, or at Standard
Oil Service Stations.
ITgU OB. COMPANY OT CAUfOIOTA
, CleaningFIuid
(tfOM-EXpVdSIVE)
Why Slave
Over the Wash Tub
These Hot Summer Days?
More women each- day realize the foolishness of having washing
done at home. Make the home more efficient ! Enjoy summer !
Send your laundry to us! A phone call brings a "pick-up'"
wagon.
Main 56
Standard Laundry
We also have the most up-to-date Dry Cleaning plant in
Eastern Oregon.
i .
The r.stival Of St, John, thought
-to bo derived from the prutdtc
iSunfcaxt. is still cehbmted in Urit-
Kiny. Hale fires blnxe on every
i blllnidc. The peasants, in holiday
jatllre, dance around them all night
I to the music of the oheo nnd the
i .shepherd's j,orn. n H ix-ueyed
that the girl who dnnce around
nine fins before midnight is des
j lined to be married within the
l yi-nr.
Civitan Head
rr. 1lrhrt Acuff Is the new Interna
Itonst prtW!it ef Clvltun clut.
vkNKsl i ih annu.il convention In
HhtLii)lphU. H IIVsMt in Knoxvtlle,
Trim., whvrf h ta pni4nt of lh
. Millar Of tMHIMIXt,
Gfliis modern "iceman'
calls onccwith Frigi'dairc"
and the ice stop always
' 'Br
J cJlj it,
I mm I:
Used At
The Homemakers' Institute
Mow
30 Frididaires
Are providing the convenience of electric refriger
ation to the homes and stores of La Grande.
A careful analysis of Frigidaire value, from the
standpoint of construction, finish, capacity, effi
ciency and economy, reveals at once the reasons why
Delco Light Company, subsidary of General Motors
Corporation, is the world's largest builder of elec
tric refrigerators.
Jesse Rosenbaum Electric Shop
Main 101
Opposite P. O.
r
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