La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 01, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFrijOctbWr 1, 1926. Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER afomhe gating bserfar (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FHANK B. Ari'LEnr... Editor and Publisher WALKING AID TO PERFECT HEALTH HAKVEY F. MATTHEWS Uualnc-u Wanugwr Published eveninKs, except Sunday, at 1410 Adams Avenue, La Grand.;, Orejjon. Tlie 01serv.(r-Htur puIiIIhIkmI evory Krlday.- Knlor.-d tit tho I'ohIoI'iIcu at La. Oraxdp, OreRon, um Hocoud ChiMl Mall Alatt.T under act of March 2, 1 870. OFFICIAL PAl'KIt OF UNION COUNTY AND THE , CITY OF LA OltANDU MKMIIBR ASSOCIATED PRESS Tho Aasoclati-d 1'rcjw la exclusively entitled 10 uo for pub llratlon of nil nowa dlapatchea credltud tu It or not otherwise cr.t.lll.'d If puliliulied therein. - All rlfthl of republication of a;'el:il dKnftlchca In tills pupor, and ulso the local new hero in also am r.'ferved. " SUIIKCIlII'TION IlAT'liS Hy Currier Dally, per nionth' In advnnco Dally, per k:x montha In advance r Dully, alnulo copy .. - lty Mali Dally, per month In advnncu Dally, p'r alx inontlia In advance Dally, pT year lii advance Weekly 'Ohaeryer-rilur, per year 75o M-f'0 Go ., too $2.60 15.00 12.00 ADVIOIITISINO ItATEH Diaplay, foreign, per column Inch Dinplay, local, per column inell Time contiaet rates on applicalion. 42c 4ilc (ll)D'S I'Kol'I.K KXI'W "Ye know la nil your henrla and la all ymir hoiiIk, that not one IhliiK hath failed of all the iicmi.I thluira' will, h the Lord y..nr timl Npiikn cnlicernliiK y.ill." Jim. 2:1: 1 -I. A Rich "Nun' MUM I JT J Tomorrow is the last day to register for the November election. Hooks will be down town this evening- and. tomor row evening Tor the convenience of citizens who haven't been able to iiet to the court house. . Don't fail to register if you htiven't already done sothe measures will affect you and your prosperity the candidates will work for or-against your best interests. How many of the nineteen measures on the coming elec tion ballot c:m the average citizen of "Oregon name? And how many can he or she describe as to provisions and objects? Not one poison in ten of. voting age can talk intelligently about fifty per cent of the measures yet Home two hundred thousand votes will he cast on them just the same. The pamphlet giving the various bills and the arguments for each has been mailed to all registered voters. The duty of citizen ship is to vote but it is also to vote with some knowledge of the merits of measures and candidates. The La Grande aimory can be assured more positively by providing our share of the cost of the building than by any other activity. If our representatives in the legislature can go lofore that body and state that La Grande has already raised its half of tho money, it will constitute the greatest influence possible in favor of the armory bill. The need and tlie advantage's of the aimory are recognized. The heaviest taxpayers in the city appeared in favor of putting the bond ing measure on our ballot in November. It will not be a heavy load and should win by a substantial majority. iy im. i-'nT:i)KitirK'fHTjtr'Kr;K 1 In nIT,.thfit.thft .human body 'nwiy )r lu (H-rtVot lu ullh;uii t 1U iirviitlon,-IUf-KL-n,nrviu ( I"hii ant!' iiiiihciiIim; nyHioni. xyr I elm iM.j(liwlulMy .mwWsary. More :ills uro cuum-rt Jjy.UfBarrtPiHd.m'tlv ily in nrirnriH ah a' re milt' of rrforn ln roBt, KiJ, jtfrriHc',thau r icutinod y urttfiir disarm 'Iroccffttr-8. ''Hit' vurlouH pJjHloloU'iil. jiraci'H 'of tho body -ilrnnd fot thflf prop-Ji-r u rf(innniu,. pn nativity. The ! I illicit will not' fiinetloh propfrly if th vUohi in not wvli (xiandcd. IndlcHtlnn ' will rosnlt if thrro Ik (in liim tivhy in the utoiniu'li uiwl I intcstliH -8, Tin- ln'tirt 8t riitiir will full In ItH offlclrncy If an. xAw mi rut iiccunmlatcK In tind around Hh iiiiiKriilar wiiIIh, or IntTCJinfH ItH j work liy n diMproitdrttouufc flpoHlt 'f fat Ihrouch iho liody Kcur-rully. (Tin ni-rvouH nyMt-m In lrono to tc.Hain fiifK-Uonnl dlnonit rs Hurh iiiK lirltnhlllly, liiHomnla, rUc, ro ! HiiftiiiK from th iir)loiiK'd irrllii litrin hy polnon rroalttd by tho ) hoily'H Inactivity. . . ' , Konm form of. csf-rHw .is iwoon-HAry- o k.;r p. tho body: InlH'rfpct 1 hen It h. Tho moHt .unlv,cral ';nd i iM-iiPl lclul t'xorrim' ,1b. wnlkhiic, jfor. jllio iiinonnt, thn riito. mui tlio typo, lure rnch ' otiHlly ; P'K'Hatod -f to I Ik 1 particular n-cdH of tho, individiiul 1 WiiII;Iiik Ik a pli-aHunt 1'oriu of ox-' ii'i-clsi, i-aHi!y.ohtatnahli and mean i uhllc an abundance . of frosh 'air jand HiinliKh't am ioHnlblo. Alitiont I I vi ii.t 1 1 1 i-i I st ir the tnimcli K (if Itif ibody arc involvoi) In walkliiR; tlilH j y1"'1"01' i'XTt'(Hi'H tho laiccr. portion of .tho iIhmIv 'mufHloH. Tho: nervous hvh- loni. Ih( circulatory,1' Iho' dltfi'stivc apparatus, arc all ntliuu!:iliil by wnlklnc. ' ItlKl't Atllio Xoccssiiiy To C't the creatost . bcncfitH from walklnic.'ono niiml huvo ln j took an K-room sum- u ilu- hold.' mind proper uttlro. . I'roporly 'fit- - ted Hl)ov".ai'(' cHNcniial;llioy whould 1 ' " not l(o too wide and they-nhouid !' I be loiii; onoiiKh ho that (lio.top of, llio Ioch (Ioch not touch thr-.ondH of the Hhoe, and yot'.'ut Ihc Manic time I hlK onoiiKh to alloft-lho wourbiK of wool how. In niimtnci .or .winter, tho iihu of wool, n,a', covering for Ihc feet mnUcH , for . cbmfort In uatkltiK-. Tho , rent, of-; tluv cloth ing will he Indlculcd' by. 1 he McaHon, though wool of different s.woiht Ih to be preferred. Walk with the woIkIiI carried ,on 'tjie outi'r, sldv of tho root,- tilttclnK" tli feet on (the ground parallel to tueh "'other. The ehejit nhonld lv ranied well forward und the urins ilmiijd aw I tit? canlly nt the hIii h. Tlie Htrldc and rhythm ixnt linportaiit because un h'BH there Is a free Hwlntflni,' of. the a rniH v h lch la nccoiif piuiioi) by a HliKht turnltiHT or; the body with each Htop, n very vuluublo oxer elno of the body , boo antra n Iqmh. Walklnc In tho manner dencrlbed cvrclfeH pracliciilly every nniHrle ' rlt i ..l. ..- ...... i.i. ..( and enjoyment 111 the day woi. I o not coiiMldcr rwalkintr u. Horl oint talk.' -WaUiltiK should be more t han n means of pwtrretwloii Jt hoiild Im n'-renl Joy. 1 .; . , OFIICE CAT VMM MMM Nt. d.nmhi'-r of itKOph Medill I'.ittersnu, ( no I.ewHp.iper puliliylwr. has bwn. i ii Illicit "1 hi niilllnnaft'c nun" ly i ierman theater m-is. fur whom ihc is playiifj; tho .M.tdnnn.i in TIh-.' IlJiaelo." .Miss i'atlcr.ui .irrived at ia!;;liur wlih tun Ittnuus.nes. lit trunks und u train nf ja-rvanis. n- 1 Rl'SSIA'S HYDRO Tho Pact that an Anii'i-ican syndicate is willing- to sikmiI $55,000,00 on watci-clt-'clric powor on the Dnit'iHU' river is of almost untold iniiiorUince not only to Uussia and to America but to the whole world. The powers of some of the eastern countries seem definitely on the wane, their best having come and none apes aivo, though they may see much new and (rood yet. . lint Russia is a child with its (srowth and life all he fore it. When one considers what electric power has done for America, in the way of industrial and cultural development, the possibilities afforded by a great hydro development for Russia make one (;asp. l.ij-ht to woik by, lijrht to read by, power to make wheels (to around, releasing human energy from sudden drudgery to skilled labor that is the prospect in store for Russia. The old folks may resist the new things, may never understand what is going on. liut their childi-en will take the new power as a matter of course, build their lives in it, glow, think, find happiness. Says the New York World: "To bring the Russian people into contact with the rest of the world through the medium of an expanding commerce will prove the most effective anti dote to the fantastic teachings of the Kolshevist leaders." And as a matter of fact, the extreme teachings of Ixilshevism have ulivady given way bel'oiv the needs of commeive. The government is settling down into a surprising stability. If this Auieiican hydro project goes through, it menus an enormous gain in all directions for Russia. And it means that theie will be more and more American engineering projects theie with their accompanying benefits. More than all else it means the awakening of the H'asant to the modern world. whis to now; . iikui.in;; (A-ni-niirttii,- ,nm winter xrttbou moderns ffc'rmun lihyii hVjiB will )A ili,.lr. I)(ilil..'.l IliMir Kruw f.uimw1iut Iniitfer Hum j. hiring llio Ntiip.in.T." Ill the oln Jlon .ii' Hormaiin 'Vor.st.-, tonsorlal mrvlsir.in-('Mrt "to1 inny tt H.-r- 'llii'u rilnt uliint nn.l . ',, 4j,l,,in!.f "IMirlnt: 1111 HUiiiiin-r rtiont of my .'Ih'iilH prrlVrrotl tli.''no(l .Hit," llorr VooHt says." which (?l(-i. a Iwoiiiini h rlff'tOcillK munnlMh ai-lioiirnu.'i-. . How-over Vjc'.-omlliff this limy he In rAnli.-.'tlon .WUU iort j IiiK iin.l iiiiiImh: milt. It ..lorn not inn n ill wlili irnl..rvniliiir tollitto. I I nlroiiily rind .UnU; villi 1ht ni pirnni'h of illitutiui. my i-lirfll! hi-c It-tttiiK llo'ir Jialr urow m-wral incii.'H lonirt-r." 'I hr . prnuntiit wiivc, too,: will iikuIii liii-.ln vorin1." .Iap:in Iuih ciMto, iln wi'll an In din. 'I'lif "flti i'oiikIIh of LVilMf.iliio lo ,t,iio.iiO in'moliH wlio Art' u,l-tiiii.-linlili'i., or nnritihd. talrttiMl mil liy ilUriio lnil lty the iiitl'ort unn of luii-lnu liit ii-lion, into tln thw- i sl, t'jllil. ,- , V ' . . - HEALTH A Smart Bird- hmMmmm Tit.vi:i, nv Moron STAnM ,i'i.nill fur .liwplt B-IWA.M. 4 :l0 1. M. " " Itnlii'r mill IWiIm! A. .11. - M. linker only - ft:.1fl !.!, " ' " l-i'.i.llrlnil . II:IWA..M. - Sinn P.M. - our. M. roMifrflon nt ivnrtlrton for W'nUft Wntln. Pnwo und PorU lioi'l; al l'orllainl mi point South anil North. I.a limiolo l..mt 1'ti.tnn 70V All M'wlini (linlr Cat Slmo. i r:ii i : The rhiekml Ih a Ut liuk bhl ; r.Allt, TAT AM) 1-OltTV HI T WIIV KT? (It- MmU Ii. I ineiNun, St. .. Onhhuid, "Hl.) .Member fioi'Kas Aleiuoiial ItiHtltitto I.lUe I'rcsidenl iCoosevelt'M cow-, boy who alter vKhIUiik the clru8, ami vlewiiiK" the Klrall'o. said, "I'hcro . ain't any such animal", you can't lie beautiful and Tat, no mure than you can bo healthy and fat. . i l. To Insurance companies won't InHiire you If you are too fat and movlo companies won't employ you If you are over-weight, unions you arc lahen on as a burlesque. liven out of tho movies Tut peo ple arc the source of much amuse ment and the butt of many tfood-nalui-eil jlbvs. It Ik probably be cause they look ho funny; but sooner or la lei It is a serious mat ter lo be over-weipht. When you are building a houao you pile up Iu-IoUh and mortar until tin house in built, and when It it finished you do not pile on more bricks ami morlar Just to make It look blKKor. distorting your lines of symno'iry and beauty. When : ulldiiiK up our stature, force the .ceding to make a strong structure, but after becom- tiifr mature and tlu structure of our huiiy Is complete, we should not keep on addtim: food and fat mil 11 we uro huhlKhiK oiii all over. We Ahnuht be about normal weljfht at 4 it oar of hkc, also at M, and at every other time of life. The reason m many people Ret fat about 4i yearn of iir-o in be cause I hey keep, on overoatlntf ealinir all kinds of foods, prlncl-. pally, starches, fats and sweets. bread and butter, hot cakes, sweet cakes, pie. waffles, fat and cream. If you wish to be attractive at 40. and you certainly should be attrac tive at this av, then keep yonr weight normal and do not I to a misfit. Kalr at forty, ceiiainly try and be so, for that is the best lime of life, inn to be good looking and fat is as Impossible us ll is to, bo fat and in the best of health. If you are over-w eiuht. do not com mence laklnjr some peculiar diet or special cure of which you know nothing, but ko to see" your family' doctor so that you may bo fair at An - w Ii bout the fat. The nice thlmr about a ft It hat in you don't feel ashamctl of your svlf w tw a you pass a cow. Jack: Yju should have een , Helen run that quartor-mllo. j IKribett: What did ho run it In? JiLrk: I'll he darned If I know what you coll 'cm I - " ' " iNfuuinA I nlHMinkK in iii-liter j lnc the MJl4lttr of making a to- liirr nltk Slw nwmiiUiiiiN Hit M hnrfkmnml. Ttw atlvc teftoi are j Milct to bo nicilsliiff niorp dM-tHtr . hMH rroni rra to vrG mt tw not to Itc nudkNii- by' (Ih mttt' 1 IMmikIiim, . i . TH I-I rONt'lilTUn THINU! "Jlie bride's brain woj borne hy Iwo tiny iHitff", -Alldvny .'.In.) Kxainluer. ' ; Stopping Into a hardware more In a Florida town, u Houth fnroJina rent eliite victim HSltd: . j "I wnnt to ret one of those tho.r ; inometom Hko - the chamber of commerce here uses,' he utinouno: ed. . , v . : "And what kind It that?" o-sked the clerk.'.,'. e-. '. " . "ll's one'' that - won't, go above elKhty In I lie- si miner nor below , fifty In 'tho wliiter.""' r I , " . , , V .lack "Will- you .Klvoj ntofjusl oiie little ki?s? Just ono?' v. y. Hue 7"l'l say I won't. 1'ou asked' tl'or a niajoh just now and ended 'by filling your pockets full or Iliad's ht-Ht cigars.-. " i TifAT'K 1'1I'N''KKKNT Vou tiiink it's cute to. hax-' her slip her hand into your pocket until after you marry her. f Pity the- poor fliin - star she never known where her next hus band In comlnjr from. ' - . m . m . - Tea'lier: Tommy, do you know why the Kourt.U of July In a,-Tirt-tional holiday? ' Tommy: Vessum. It's In mom-' ory of the. days when our fore fathers could shoot rirccrckcra.; ;'laiy n.rit)im ox "kamim;" .. I.ONIION (AT) l.ady IVanoes jluMour. refuses let "clindul-inou-. .'crs" alarm hor with. -their , pre diction that the family will disap pear as im Institution" In- inodcrn soolely. ; i V I "It la not the family that in 01s ! Integra tlnif, ;i.ys l,udy Krunccs, I "but the paroclilut life of the "com- inuniiy. ddo. to a great extent' to t'the vast' Improvement of locomo I lion." . . ' j t She declares the. "helpless - ft nialo dependents' have . "dlslnte ' gmted" to their own great nth-nnt-! age, an they have betm tven ; an l edticalloii and' iin1 ' reckoned 'Vlti- ens on eiiuuilty with their broth ers. . v You can't always tell how young a woman is from the amount of fflggllnv alio does.' . ' . t v T AUTHENTIC GAGE CRT10NS -fresh from their wrapigs , r The Pinnacle ' of ' Style for Fall The public, final arbiter of fashion, has passed judg ment on the many modes presented for the season. A splendidly smart and com- plete. collection of accepted modes is going on display ' in our millinery department as fast as it can be un .' packed. ' To see it is to know the final word of the great ' style creators. . . ate Blaclflour, plainly tailoreut - on auda ciouslxtreme lines. Whafiat to empha size diking personality! f N. K. West & Cc Inc. La Grande's Leading Store For 25ars Diogenes, famed for centuries as the Stiirchod after truth, has conn-( down to our generaiton under the. shadow of a lie, modern re-, searchers detilaie. He never lived 1 In u tub. at all. 'I'le allusion was made.' by, a biographer, who re-j marked that u man so crabbed I "ought to live In a tub. like a dog." . I i Get friendly with some coal dea.1 r now and avoid tho rush. that can't b Mumned. At) an rn pi uitnt Purine roast bird lover took this vhh kadee'a n.t out aiali iutende it from Hle In a net. I . Thl Mctur shuns tut cvuraftaotis j nrother bird feeding her young I ihrouah the nettlnt. And then the i I hule Nida iveif restorHl i the o4 NOTICE! We Are Now La Grande Agents For Tlie Iihilm Dully sinte-inan Silile IVi-t lntelllitmvr PiMilniul New ai.mi m:i.i. The Orcuonlnn The OnioiH Jumtuil TIh Ia tii-nmh i:enin!f tb-Her AMI All rnpnlnr Mauiulne-, CO. Kvcrything for Sick Koom I'hone Main 68 the COATS NEW SHADES AND STYLES Plaid or Plain with Fur Trim - Grades Selling at Lowest ; ' , Prices : Age 1 to IS- Boys' Sport Coats Age 1 to 8, tailored like dad's $6J9 to $9.25 Boys' Jersey Suits lcrc 2 to 7. Button on or Middy styles $3.19 to $1.9S BOYS' HATS OR CAPS 49? To $1.50 GIRLS' FALL HATS 98? To $2.95 Ye have a complete stock of Children's' Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers selling at low est prices ever offered for better grade footwear. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP We do Hemstitching, Pleating, Stamp ing, Make Button Holes and Cover Buttons. 8 . Now is the time to prepare your roof for the fall rains. Extra Star-A-Star No. 2 Perfections and Perfects Shingles besides -a complete line of Roofing Prod ucts. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. : Phone Main 732,". lor service l art the Month Right With a New HOTPOINT IRON he original elec- tjical labor-saver, te have them in all sizes. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ay. "ETOrylliing Electrical" n i if Squash 3c pouni orJ4 squash 4c pid Beets, 2 bunchor . . . .... .15c Large Heads Caf lower . . .25c 2 Large Celery. . Lettuce, 2 for ; . . Spinach, 2 lbs. . . 10 lbs. Sweet Sis .35c .25c 25c .55c V ? t t ? y y y t y y y SPEC I A L SAW A Y ONLY 2 Cans P. S.ulen Bantam Corn .....c 2 Cans Idaho C 24c P. S. Tiny Kern'orn, 2 for . ..41c Powdered Sugti lbs 27c Chinese Noodlpkg 10c Bulk Cocoa, ptd 15c 2 lbs. Bulk Mroni, best grade . . 25c Lima Beans, pid . . .15c Peroxide Soaifor 25c Imported Sares, very small fish, can ...20c Sugar has ad'eed Buy at the old prit... $6.89 ? y y y y1 y T' T'. y t' y ?. y y : y f i ; f t y- t y y ?! ?i il ?; h ; ?. ? ?; t; ? ? ?