La Grande evening observer., August 24, 1926, Image 4

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TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FRANK B. APPLEBT....
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A 'PECULIAR PEOPLE "Thou art a holy people unto tlii
- Iord thy God. uud the Lord huth chosen thee to be a po
cullur people unto lllmqelf." Leut. 14:-,
Our ornamental street lights are still several months in
;,the distance.
Duvld W. Klpuuit, Kloux Clly,
lit., utlorney, uuu noiuliiHt!d
by Iowa i-upuljIicaiiH to fill the
unexpired term or tho lute H'li
utor Albert it. Cutiiinlns. - Ills
nomination marked a victory
for "regular" repulilleaiiH over
Bmlth W. Hi'ookhart. who beat
Cummins In the hint primary.
i Ambassador Henicki returning; from France for a va
cation, tells Americans that the basic economic condition
:oi fiance is "splendid," that there is work for the natives medical kimunoh. (special)
innrl in - sirlrlifinn 9 linn twin I , Georne Koulh Hpont several days
... ...v,0 ic c'pi"cu,of lusl week at his laneh at Hunt
i ihafa ntiH lUn n,.....f ............ 1- Fl .' I !:,. i .
f.iif aim nic i.uuni,i.v iJieseui. jiuhiiuihi condition is mosi
,',ly. political, due to loss of confidence in the jrovemment.
Americans are glad to hear this. It might help matters,
though, if the ambassador would tell it to the French, who' ,
have been imagining themselves poor, downtrodden and. u s. winih spent tin- week end at
helnlPSH; linrl hiiniinn- nil Minii- fiviiil.lnu QI,i,l.,L. ll,,li La. Grande at th
Ram" because he wants to collect 50 cents on tho dollar
in 62 yea in.
STANFIKLI) CANH" AFFOKD IT.
It is understood that Stanfiold will make a decision and
I ' ii..ii i. j x.., , wninun una
"u k;uimc Hi uicgun anil William Kumbci'g were
again, in good faith he can do nothing else;
uiiiitmiikciiieiii, luyttiuiiiR ins possiDio. cnncimncy as an lntifi- soon. .
pendent within the next few days. It is difficult to con- , v'?lan K','"u'lly '"'i "oy w""i
,,; , I,, j . ... , .. . A'1 Mnnduy for a two weeks vacu-
ccive of his doing anything except retiring from the field 'tion. They win visit several n.kes
,. gracefully like n gaml stmrt 'Hnftvitt'aitmfMhrtrnlffwlion ln "'" buntain.
I IP WTUtH .....I ill.-,. 1
flail
iiiff ut Keho hike recently
.Mr. find Aim. Kit l.'lcklln nC l'n.
: As an independent Stnnfield woqld not only lose most lon- ovomight gumia wvu
of the vote of the republican regulars but he would also Siir. VJZfZZZ
lose, much of the normal independent and dchiocratic fol-j1"" itcrs.
lowing jbecause of his poo.- sportsmanship. -.Those veiy fi,'M,T; ft SZTnm.
lew-Hitn-iar-ueiween puDiications in tne state who dive mn t union receniiv
him support in the primaries would be. lost because ns',J,l,ri,t.ln" Vu"" H'n
lutuKiiiiea pmiy organs iney could not consistently do ho in her sister.
anything' that would tend to jeopardize party chances. Not' ' J- ''"'. Mrs.
'., : i. tie i . George South und Uncle Dunham
u papei in the slate of consequence has expressed an.Mrurm attenue.i the old folks
nieellni; ut Union.
Mrs. Kva 'anoihT and duuKh
ter. Iterdle, of The I'ark, were I n
Ion' visitors Suturtluy
l.eonurd and Kverett Whitt, n
are Kcltini; th.ilieis rrem Ihe
liridKe tu he liulll at the Land. -is
place.
.opinion that Bob should run again, and a great number
oi tliem has said that it would bo a serious and fatal mis
lako. Only the Oregon Journal, seeking a republican split
to Iwost Hancy into office, has. given even indirect en
couragement. ' . Staitfield's connection with the tax refund measure has
raised him in the estimation of numerous people but it has
not made him many votes should he appear as an inde
pendent. In the land-grant counties he secured a majority
in the primary on the strength of the refund bill and he
'could not expect to come out of those counties with a
greater margin of victory than he did at that time. Ills
bt length was there in the primary and it would be there
MiitTii riwm:i:. smriuii.--
,'. ""'I Sirs. A. Conner ami n.'p.
ih"W. I.ii) (.nii-y. air hen, lsllim'
Mrs. Nellie 'I'M iih.
(1 llin ,il..,1 I.... I ... I .... I !....!.. I i-i-!. I-.., , ..re.., ,1 ' ' "n. " n'-
. vmtiuii iill, viibiiuiy I listlll Il'ICIIl 10 CI ICC I 1110 . I urlnd 1 1 urn lil:i In. lh,
fi-an alleliil Hi.hnol here.
Mrs. t.awrciU'
y l''r(t VlrS' , Leadership
yLo-! ' I WaWa. W' the' opening of the Autumn season,
f v ZiA! i lfflr W fashions.. ' iii .-.feminine. apparal .undeiffo a
A1''T!5i' ll ' LgSyL . ' : complete change of identity, emerging in a
fTlJiMill.S.cJ !fm ! I new and colorful gtiise; rich in fabric and lavish
KSlllS' ';. .inthe use of fiu,:r: , . ,
Ai'ia m - Simplicity Still Marks .-
A'ltWiA The Smartest Models!
V , (CV'jmMj M : .', QUT there is .an originality of line. and detail
., . iiJLA fk--- .1 ... - D . that' makes;. thepv;distinctly,'rieM,Velvet,1moire,.,,.; '; , . '..,
xir5aV! 'CTMi satin and rpp.aPe the' chic fabrics for Frocks,
f W'M pli J while Coats are of tweed like wools, deep pile fab-
I ' waIH ' rics or the favorite-rbroadcloth. - -.
Ivti iil 'Here's a collection 'of models marked by the in-
1 Jo . I dividuality characteristic of La Grande's Leading ',
Vtt l(i SkT 1 Store. Trices are. surprisingly moderate.
vyi v. ' '' "La i'ranilc,!l l-ea4lln storo ' I
VA VXWA"'' ' , . I'or Oter 2S Vcars"
NIHITH I'HWIlKli. tSi.ielall -!
MEDICAL SPRINGS
PERSONALS
Ington.
Hrvcrul KforkhuMerN of (In; Twin
Muhy miiiM wcr hrrt- from I'ort
lund liiHt wni'li.
Mr. und Mih, J. . Kriinnly nnd
tautrltoTH. Km ami Jean, uiitl Mm
Iionu! of Mr. Jind
M'M. Ij, a. Cliiindlcr.
Sir, mill Mih. Jov, Wlnlli and
Huster HiuTiHon motuj-cd down
fi-oin Whiltipy it ml s)enl last Hun
day with hnims ToIUh.
Mr .and Mm b AVhKtin, Mr.
and Mrs. I.m Wilson and Mr. and
Mra. i'. O. Klooin arc nhuinlnir a
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
final outcome.
; Whether or not he lias a clinnco to be elected is, afti'l
fcll, not the iiueslion. In the first place it is doubtful if. lit:
can legally become a candidate. In the second place, he is
a del eated candidate in a tnir, normal primary election, in
the minds of the people of Oregon. No logical course is
open to him except to leave matters as they are. A good
politician, a keen trader, and tin experienced loser, we are
sure Stanfield is too good n sport to grab this independent
bait and slake his political future at this time. Hob's an
ger may be aroused by the prejudiced whisperings of those
close followers who arc looking out for their own bread
and butter, but. his judgment is not going to la? warped to
the extent that he decides to run again. If it is, his politi
cal future becomes immediately non-existent in Oregon.
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Iav
Latiraiitlo fur JnMfili ami Wallnua I,.
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' linker only
" 11 I'l'inlletmi 1 1 :IMI A. M.
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L'onnei'tton ut IVtulhtnii for Wnlla Wnlln, Taaio nnd I'orl
lunU; at l'ortlaml ml txiinta Houlli anil Nurlh.
Iji (irni.ile leMil I'lmiie 7ll
All Sloileni C'liitlr Cur Manca.
in
mm.
III.UKH TIIK itriHtdlntlifr of
ht-wplfft, Imlp Hilly IMIrirk
O'Nill llr thr (sthrr !
KiMf O N.tl, win. wtilli llvlnie
an tin (irk tnuiininiii fitrm
f m f nkii, urlultMlt'ti h Kfw
plri. M'tf miw Ur In 1 tail't
C til Italy.
dti'n, of l.a randi', pro' vlsllini;
Mrs. K vim's sllr, Mrn. Ik-n
K n ns, lust w (M'K.
M I'M. Mill n, I'uniic rly, M in. I n n -mm.
and rhtltlivn. Iionald, iMtro
Miy and t tty .lean mv nut'yU al
thf Monday limim u'r.
Mrs. Mrfraw, iniilovid nl (ho.
Ihiih Inott slorf luTf, w ai a Ha-Kt-r
visitor lawt week.
Mr. and Mra. ('. K. Hult hlnMtii
a ml ch I Id rtn a en- In I .a ( i a n d
liiHt Tut-Hilay.
Marlon Halliird la vImHIiik rrlrmU
and rclallvi'S ut layloii. Wash.,
this uim-K.
Mr. uml Mr. A. oniu r and
m-plu'w, l'o. and Mm. N Hiv Tllua
druvf to Wallowa lasl wi-vk.
N. V. DI.Hn and family and Mr.
and Mrs, John Hnlnra art' on a a
ralinn thla week.
Mr. and Mi. Itob-rl ttird'll
iiutM tu livlth hint wvt'U wlirr1
I h'y w HI niak) I hlr hoin'. Mr.
Himlnif nitl woik for ilu I'. i;.
t oinuity.
Mm. Kva lliilt'iilnspu and mm.
I ui nd, a nd M rn. I-Mtt It l-'urrsortn
inotnri'tl lo lakr Tmndny of lant
-.-k.
Mr. and Mis. t. ll.r,MK und
family tlrov' lo IN'tidh'ton lat
fk on iMistncwi.
Mr. ami Mih. Arllil I., dl.-ll.-r.
avroiiipanlrit ly Kalh lltiirhliiftou
huM H'lnrnod from n trip hy au
tu lo Portland
Uncle Joe ('a niton Is
iot 111 Merely Tired
' IANII.LK. III. Aug. 24. (Al)
--"I "in'lr .lor" t'nnnoii on hl.-i way
(o ward Mm HUt blilliday In "Uml
on(" hu( Is not nick. Iita mi-Konal
iliylflan aiiiionnrt-il today.
Ir. i hiirh n ;. Wilkinson In
di'iiyiii', lmhlishrd n-porla thai lh
ftiinuiionlnt; home fro in Kitropn of
MtN.q 1 1 i 'a ii non, daughter of
Ih" foinitr Kiirnkfi of In- iniilonHl
lions-, had iM'en n re?Hiuled ly
her fatliern erloiiH Hine.sj. nald
(hat I nele Joe" now teUtred
more i est. An a rewull of IiIh run
lorn or taking dully automohlh
ri'Ws altont the vily has liven abandoned.
lo TAki; t i;it mst
SM.C.M. (Me. Aiif. 2i. (Al
I-:. M. t'lolNon. Marion ronniy re
IMllillvail WHihot.se left I It Ih morn
ln for I'orthuid where he vximtIh
to a.H.Mimu bin du(t'! aa collector of
MiKtoms for thlM dtrttrtct, succeed
lii i;arl Mi l'iuland. decetiHed.
, l.imdon jtrtm'witr ay crahf
make love. WVd like to Mee ii coll
ide of them holding handn.
jirlven In xlattslk.s lo the public
and needh ss lo suy even Ihe med,.
, Icul profe'jlon stood aphnsl. It ri
Jrcnlcd lhal It! per c-nt of all trlilld
' bearing' wonion died, rllher al the
lime 'of. or Troni 11m offectn of
'clilhlblrlh. This certainly whs r
IruvOfly upon motherhood, but
jnot only lhal. What did ll mean
.for the unborn imitations.'
' The care of the mother means
the care of the child. Wn urn now
teuchlnif the euro of the unborn
and through (he Oorpran Memorial
hiMllttil" hupe to fltealter broad
cast how the mother should live fn
order that her off-spring may ar
'rivt? Hiifdy und bo healthy.
j An hooii as Ihe -Xp',claiit mnlher
jean. sh should Aislt physician
and obtain Instruction s to rlsht
j living. This means an outline or
' diet, cxercls rest und cure of
jbody functions. Him thould con
jsiilt her physiclun ut fretnicnt In
i tervals nnd havo the necessary
, physlclul uini l.iborulory eiuinlna
; l Ions imid Any Irregularity or
j Improper functioning or an organ
jlhu will be noted nnd caul I y cor-
In well conducted clinics tox
emia, or concullons. In the mo
ther In atmoal unknown now, while
only a few yenr co .they were
dully occurrences Necessarily
when tlie mother becomes toxic the
child docs al?), and hf ll lives, is
weukenod and falls prey to all
manner of Ills, and hence becomes
one or tho stepping stones to a
weakened, race, ,
W have, and an- yd mcllng
Home- rfslauince In ihls field. I's
uully It Is not the younir mother
but- (he grandmoihei or mother-in-law
or husband ulio thinks all of
this cure un unnecessary troiibb
und expense. Hut rapid strbb-s In
thc pat three or four years have
been made that we hope all oppo
sition will soon oc overcome.
The ijreeks wer the wives! of
their pcenrulion. M'hen the Orcek
woman became a prospective mo
iher, she was not uhowed to haw
any ciires or worries. She was sur
rounded with . everything for her
comfort. Consequently the an
cient tl reeks were Wonderful ofj
mind and body; ' ' ;
How much heller prepared ore
wo lo build u wondeirul nice 4111111'
the ancient (Jreekr l,tt Us eaVe 10
flic niolher mid wave tho uiboni
child, start It out with 5ntrhuil :
fmictlony, and by o doing, lay a
foundation Tor m SOong and Uvon-J
derful race. ...
The (iranury Weevil, known for
cenluiies as u pest of slured rTrnllj.
may bo killed when exposed for a
few hours to u lemptTuture of lf:
d'-crees K.
t. It A NO K ll.XI.I t .Special . - -
While ut play In the woodshed at
her home heir a few diiys ngt. ;
Hai ha ra, the little thrc-j'ar-old I
diiiighler of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Uohlcn. fell on some wood and
broke her hip. Bhe Is fr-tllnirl
along nicely now, although she In
wearing n cupt and U unable tu'
(fet around
HEALTH
.m; in rnr immuin
fU W. T. I'rth l. IK Men.phU
Ten ii.)
MnnlM'r tiorgn M'Mimrlnl lii-lltutc
A few years ng- the deatn rate
of the thUdbvuilnjt niolher was
Crib Blankets
:4n WHITK WITH l-INK oil Hl.l'B
SHOWLU UlrTS KOU INFANTS...... ...
:
.,ic to $i.ou
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables
Cod Liver
. Oil
The GrMt I'oultrjv .
Tonic, ...
We have one nf the best
jrnuies, in iiny ..quantity t
you wish. -'
PinfcJ 50c
Quai-ts $1.00
Gallons $i.50
Red Gross
Drujj Store
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