La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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FRANK B. APl'LEBT Editor and Publisher
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THE l"'iOl: Tin- f....l h;.ih HJthl In hi lu-.ni. Ther In n !.
1 t'oii'iijil urn Ihi'y. iiihI have ditnc 11 huini 1111 bio Iniquity: Cod look
ed down from ln-uv(n to see If tin-re were liny that did under
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BACTERIA FILMS
AID TO SCIENCE
FOILING DAVY JONES-A" RESCUE AT SEA
Motion Pictures S h o w
Germs Developing on
Head of Common Pin
I ROCHESTER, N. Y. July 27
(AP) The. motion picture camera
and tbf mlcrowopn Kt to(f'thT
lie re today lo tliHHuw lo man tho
performance of u troupe- of bac
teria how Hinge mlirht havo le-fii
4 he bead of a pin. The ptot drntlt
with tho Krowlli of dlwawc gcnim
and other tnicroxiopic organisms,
but speed to nature's process,
showliifT on tho Hereon in three
m I nut en. a development of life
forms that actually requires 4 4
hours.
The motion picture wero pro
duced by an apparatus perfected
by lr. Slanbope Hay dp. Jones, of
the department of baelerlolojcy of
the rnlversity of Rochester's
school of medicine, und Clifford M.
Tut tie. of t he Eimtmun Kodak
company's research Inborn lory.
and announced today after threo
years of experimentation.
The Inventors declared that Ihc
apparatus, which Is a combina
tion of a stork motion picture
camera nnd a stork microHcope,
provides for the first time u menus
of teaching bncterioloj? y ami con
ducting scientific i-'Acan-h without
prohibitive expense or great Ilf
fit uily. and gives a conttmioiiH ree
ord of every phase of development
of bactcrioloifioal spf-cimens at a
minimum expenditure of time by
' " ' ' research workers.
xt 11 1 1 , , demonst ration to'lay. pic-
Nuboriy but naval experts and statesmen gets excited tnr8 wero shown of Ker,ns which
were only l-LTi.ooii of an inch w ide
and 3-25. (too of an Ineb long, ning-
j nlfied on the screen to two thou-
The Marshfield circuit judge who resigned because the wmd ,i,,u'8 thrir natural size, tiny;
1 1 1 it n i- 1 were, in appearance, not unlike i
pay was inadequate has helped focus attention on our judic- HMj,imied hhuhukcr which upfoided '
about warships nowadays.
ami -:Hx -:
iaiy and the coniponsation vc offer.
H:rf hotuH of ti reseiif.'
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Imported, Domestic Pongees
wido ranRe of colors - V ,
50c 72c $1.23 . . ; .;,
N.K.West&Co.Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
r m ntntntniurq
!' SchiMinzTea
qced fragrance 3
(XF.A. Xi'v Vork lui-oau)
P.illoi-r... ni thev uri-w mill n.iilt ' im- K,i..h,,i r! i . . ".niiik in .0 111011 1 rum the HlnUiim rroluht-
nrv increases on t ie theorv that it was eond state minnmv. ... .V .. . ' J .T m" "" r " vvnhv urci..
.. . , . " : , r... 1. 111. an iiiKiini.ini im- .mim.lHl s ile. The KlliK cullitlrd in 11 denw t;
i-rtjuiiuiii,)- uiui lusilil-M liuill luw salaries tu capable pumiC OI-. " "' "i' i'i'- iijiki-u : iiiii.uh;n. nm uii cxccih 0110 of lii-r crew were saved
ficials is douljtful economy. It frequently can become gross
eye. whlt-li hifeHla stainiaiit wale
liiUen just at liawn. from the Veen-
it ! el u t ill ti K to the liner with niemliers of
nil the .Sanalund went to the hotloin In 1 ."
exiiavaance. . us naiura mat oncais snon in kppk m.
creases; etiually natural that the paying public should refuse Asks Appointment
them, lint discretion in the refusal is a necessity that will I . As Congressman
become more obvious as tune rocs on. The present system i
sealed
The onlv tea
who.e flavor MVaCUlim
is completely protected kept fresh and fragrant
from tea-garden to tea table. Fire kinds of protection s
- all exclusively Schilling - for the true tea flavor
known onlv in the Orient: (1) Twice-toasted the
only way to unmask rich hidden flavors of a tea leaf.
(2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your coffee)
.... but sealed
HOT at its most
aromatic moment.
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PERSONALS
"MAMA" STILLMAN
IH RLS CROCKERY
AT NEWSPAPERMEN
hole makes for politicians; an improved salary schedule' intelli-
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(f'oiitlnneil from Pane One)
only Jewelry, wore ft platinum i
ehaln. the Kilt of the briil. .groom.
'I"he marriiiRo cerenionv was Ihul !
of Hie Itoman Catliolle ehuili.
l'ruyers in KiiKllsh were intoned by
Kalher Norniuml.
o.i.i-..o. on-., .liny . I .M I . I . I-. I f t Km. 1 I 1'hn f..l..-
TyHon Klimell, who him l.een hi llelneiM held a very Kiiieessf ill
WiiHhlnRlun, II. I'., lor L.'il yea'M mei'lim; at the home of Mrs. Homer
and in now ronnerled with tin- Greene last Tuesday. . A short pro.
I'lllleil Sllilen Hhlpplm,- hoard. eram wan Kiveil and a h.n.,in..
I'olldosa, applied to a Community, is a new name in Ore- 'r'lay ,,'i,'K"iI"' d Governor I'nt- llim henn was served Uy the host
i'i' i'. . . - . . i ... si. ii iiikiiik inai lie in appnini- assisieil ov .Mrs. Krank .Mart n The
HOI. but It IS 111 reality JUSt the transformation Of one that is'cd contfreHnn.n lo nil the vaean v next sm-ln'l n.eetlntr will be liel.l m
ionic ut Klhi M. Walker . proccsMion Miioma he followed by a hIimiik ho
tanii' I'liuier f.piiraim i.ainiy, who , lutlon of caustic potash (Ivc)
iiiin Known hoiii hrpic and brtde- , caustic soda. Ibilf
irrooin liir chi iltwtnil Ho uu fn
old. Tho-old Peiry-
we trust, remain for generations to come.
Tho-old Perry a lumber town for more than a genera-1 ,',y ""' "c Hepr. Ke:.. the h..
tion has become the new Pondosa a lumber town that will. I i.- i ' '
. ....j ........... i in hi
i Several times a year, or when I
"'" en ererled on Ihe whlo ever the waste water runs nwavl
lawn fronlliiK the Stillman home slowly from t he kitchen sink, wash'-1
ami ahm.t It ais. inhled several . tuhs, ok other pliiml.i,,,... the esl
hundred kiii sIs. inelndiiiB tin-conn-, should he well flushed with h,,il-'
try people for miles around. .im: water, to eut the urease That!
nisi in ine weimiiiK- proeession should tie fo owed l.v
Althllllirh' tho In. ' " ' vanilleles In this oflle,
,",li...,u r il,o (.,.,. :i: it.;..... ..jj .:i. I "- " "P'ruii . i. eiion.
vi.wno im. wvi iiiiiiiiiuuitii;a nic liiii ijf-uuu nines aputL,! tfovernor
must
lie .M.-foy will
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.. ...v.. ..n.n.Ln, .ut, iicici uiciia,
identical since communities are but people and thepeo- .i m"'.'
pic of rerry are now the peopling ndosa. For many, many f' """ m
'I'M'iii IiihI no slut
ana n new name comes into existence, they are, nevertheless ,l,1',,,t make this nnn.iin as 1
i in; unit: 01 rt pi '( i ll I eicci IOII. It
he had received im word
many, many r,'0,,i Mnltnonmh eonnty on the
VPJirM T.n (IvnnAn mul Pnritf liimJ dncn inilmnrA subject .
one community, in fact, because of similar interests, sini-j
ilar ambitions. No longer can we say that the communities1 iMuiitMi'iN M'-riticrl
are close neighboro, but we are confident that they continue'
to be intimate ones. The ties or friendship that have been 11
strengthened between Perry people and La Grande people M" ie'"h ami eomaimv imi; nt
.lining the life of the mill at its old site are not easily broken. '"ZTi nV'Z?.
We regret that manufacturing expediency required the i""iunm iioani in.iav heiiimi eiosed
change of location, the placing of such an interval between i7i.r,!l of "ZZT'Z
two such old friends, but I.a Grande congratulates Pondosa whom eritiiisin has i n ,,ie
on its birth, on its bright future. We extend best wishes to ''T.nr"J" "'" . '
;, , t ... I . i i i i ... . leedlni'S. was not present, hot wan
its IouikIois to lis people ant exnress the hone t int: 11m rrire.nt M.-inn..r n n n...
ler, or I In- Halle as his allorney.
lead ther, ,,.,.. '., i," ... ' . " ' ' '". V
iV.'v'n .','r"',";'r T"U'" ",!'Xt SUI" """ 1 ' """ Nr...nn. iwltl, I'lea,-: hoiii , K w , er "K1""
h'f-!'! et tlte I.111011 liall. ,.,,.,,.,. all attired in their i
.Mr. and .Mrs. (leore .Marshall ehm-eh rohes. I
and il.iuuliter. Janet, left for Yak-; The Kimi lleKinient Itoyal : Moek ilueli Is a palatahle, Inex
Ima Tuesday. , liKhlanders hand of pi s P"nive, linked meal. It really Is a
I'.lln .M. Hallier iniiile a liiislness from Monlie.-.l i.mti. Im.. ii. flank steak ntuffnil w iih ln-eaUi
nip to I.a (.ramie i uesday nu.rii- slfalns of "l.olieiiKrln" as Mrs. :''"""' dressiiiK, rolled, tied and
"'K' i Stlllimil. and Mrs. .lohn Wilson "liked.
I .Mr. and .Mrs. Uon liiieKinan. .Mr
'and .Mrs. Tom Uiieklilaii, Grancl.
(3) Theworld'i only
key-wind vacuum tin
for tea with Snug Cover ... to protect it even .
after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange
Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are blended
with Pekoe in Schilling's. (5) Your grocer protect!
you - he returns your money instantly if you don't
like Schilling's best.
yo keep th tea. (jranZt
Pekoe
Your money back if you don't like
y Schilling's best
AIsoGrecn j
Tea (Japan),
mmijmuuiiiinnuiiiiii.f 'nl
ma .Murray and II. I;. Iluhliard
j were Hie dinner ixuesis of .Mr. and
.Mrs. T. .M. l:ui'kimin Sunday.
-Mrs. Alh-e Gorilon is visitliu: at
Hie home of .Mrs. I.uey Allen this
ek.
Ho
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i Stlllninl, and Mrs. John Wilson. "Ilh-U' ' e meat is rolled lenutli-
mother of the hiide. walked down I W'MP "" t,",t '" earvinK ll is cut
a lane of ril ns. James A. Still- , l"'l'"s HP musele.
lean Sr.. the h"i.T.-4rnnm'!i f-' 1
Inllnw.'.l. all ', then l ame "Hn.1" I '
will his h.'st man,
I'oroill'k, of I'liieaKO,
Then eame Misir Id
sister of the lilide. follow
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Pag
hride
Jam.'
luarr
A veil
on Hie arm of
i llsnn. who i;avr
nee. I lot h Kirls
ie ereations.
pleasant relations enjoyed with La Grande in the days that
arc gone will continue in the days that are to be.
son
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SITPOItT FOR AVIATION
Lindbergh's air lour has begun. In the coming weeks, the
young flier will visit 75 cities in the'4S stales. His tour, un-
iler the auspices of the Daniel Guggenheim Fund for the
promotion of aeronautics, is planned to interest the general
IHUilic in giving its support to the development of aviation
It is unite obvious that standing on the sidelines to cheer
i parade? in honor of heroic aviators, or to crowd a riving field
when non-stop fliers take off, or to read every word that is
printed about Iheni, or even to do all of these things, will not
idvanco aviation a great deal. The thing that is needed to
Mlvaneo aviation is .support, which means usinir facilities
that we have to their fullest extent and creating a demand
jior more.
! "If we in the air mail could have 50 per cent more ostage
Jlhaii you people pity, the nir mail would be a tremendous sue-
Hi jf ess today and with that success would come the ability of
., jH'e air mail contractors, engineers and followers to devote
of Jtheir time to improving that service," Lindbergh said In one
v'r f'f his first speeches of the lour. "Passenger service will Col
on low the air mail, and the number of lines that we have de
J, Vends entirely on the amount of use that you can give them,
to rransatlnntic flying will not conie in a short time li will
"' iw. ( .. a II... I ; .-
fa i 1 - " ' I'Miuiii m is nosscu anil rcciosscri hy pn.s-
in vi-iinri, loan anil express air lines
,. Liiionergn cares tremendously about the development of
viatloii. lie speaks siucerelv. Ho nlsn mwulu ,. r
" " .o n l.Vl,! , I I villi
OWn OV IW.rioiieo iin.l IV...., 11... 1.1.'.. I i: ' ...
I "," uioilKlllltl (IISCUNSlon o in
J I ituation with other experiencetl air men. It is the American
, Vay to expect any such enterprise to pay for itself us it ir,s
;long. Subsidies are not popular, lint the only way aviation,
r any other tianspnitation development, can pay its wav
s through widespread use.
.Mr d .Mrs
Vi.etsl.eri; a seven and thr
ler pound hoy .Mondav. Jnlv
.Mrs. Voetsher'.' and hahy are K''t -till'j
alotm nively. Thev are al Hot
,"'lil'' ' j riiiriou raiwii
.Mr. and .Mrs. John ltirellfiehl The hrl.le ap..ai.d swe.lly
went lo Mot Lake Monday to visit eliarminir ill ll cmvii ol while eliir.
their daiiKhler. Mrs. oelsheru ami Ion. She won- n p. arl mid eryslal
(iinimsi.il. rnam. nt hi her hair
:zzSifie MODERWi&v?5 MODERN DAY?
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ml, as her j I fi13 K tff .a-W W-- II
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M 5"Sv? LtVTMT to in. Iiii..-.. ii ...i- .-. fifr h'"mmiii a.-.r n-raa mmmasrm
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Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal
and (General Repair Work
( all MAIN 179
Karl W. Lynch
21i!i l'ir .Street
(IT to iiidiiljie in "trick mathematics,"
ttilks luit for four ouartcrs. ten dimes oi-
twenty nickels you'll lie able to pick up TWO
! DOLLARS worth of merchandise here to
morrow, Friday and Saturday! 'Sfact. For
One Dollar you can get:
2 Pair Summer Kute Kut Play Suits
.") Pair Children's Half Sox
I Khaki OuUiij; Suit, ape 2 to 11
1 Voile Dress, ape 2 to (i
1 Stamped ready-made Dress, ape 2 to (i
2 Ladies' Silk Step-ins, worth ?1.7" each
2 Hoys' WaH Overalls, ape 1 to 10
2 Pair First Stop Shoes, size 2 to 5
.'! Yards Fipured Voile
." Yards Colored Cretonne
2 Yards Colored Linen
rstampetl lied Spread
And several other items valued to $1.1)0 wi'I
ie sold at :pecial Pine of $1,00 Kadi.
Lower Prices
Hotter Mci'cliniulisc-
h -
It P.nflc fin PK: 1X71 T-l
Current Goes Off!
TIlIS electric range saves current hy turninp itself off uitonnMpallu
A just as soon as it reaches the ripht tomi-erilnrr 'i'h ',ulon,dtlFdl,y.
perfectly insulated that very little heat e c es A, , flt Ven, .1S s.
finished by stored heat cxactlv ,.s i, w, i,. A, :l.,,cs,ul.1' C00.H,n? ls
v. ,IV; iitiihiieti in a lireles.i
cooker.
All you have to do is jilace the food in the oven ,.t )i,r. ,t i a
the thermostat. By dinner time evervth' - s ,ok, l-l ; I
out any attention from you. ' ( k(I tlcllousIy with-
The Clock Is The Cook
Jhe clock turns on the current at the hour set. The thermostat turr
it off so no current is wasted. An 1 von h ivn to,, t, , I t Ui" "
for household duties, shopping, or -1 du5 WhoIe afte,'noon free
be; a Weslinohouse Aulomatic
Eleclric
1IIK KANGK WITH Til K CLOCK
l-'UKK! Willi each Full Automatic Kamrc '
purchased tins month wC will Rivc c of he
new Iv,s heaters, sellinS regularly for m
Easlern Oregon Light & Power
Company