La Grande evening observer., July 30, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
. Saturday, July 30, 1027.
COW'S STOMACH
MAKES VITAMINS
American Medical Society
Helieves Discovery Will
lie of Great Benefit
irnl Nt on in eh. Ham pie of partly
JtK'HtP food were taken out, an.
nlyxt-d by Prufetwor II. J. Knot Hen,
of i lif (-olee liiicKTloloKy depart
ment, and found to he lit phi My
nlive with Vitamin It bacteria.
Ho fur iiH known the cuw in the
only unhmil that him ability to
thrive on teed IttrMnjt In thin nec
'WMiiiy vliiiiiilit,
"It in entirely possible (tint cul
tures of Vitamin It ran he taken
lor human eonnumptlon direct from
the Ktuinueh ot A omit' or ot her I
vowh ins-, a Honrce of coneent rated
vlliimlnefi," h:i ill I 'r. If. Hberman,
of (oliiinlia unlvernilv. "In dlx
eiiNeH emitted hv hielc tif i-itnuiln !
It, t his in It ure voiil he nvalii
ahle."
J-nnt In art lively and contented
list ln.l'r.r-i. Ili .Im.i' une ivn fill
J In her i oniach.
THE CHAMPION LONG DISTANCE FLAGPOLE SITTER
Deer Horns Catch
In Telephone Wires
PTATi: COI.UX.i;, l-enn., July
HO ( A)1) '".Jf'WBie", t he i union
Pennsylvania state rolh-Kt- row Unit
daft been robbed of her K'-tt'onomie
privacy through a door to the. lar
gest of Iter several xiornachrt an a
contribution to Mience, wiih the.
center Of attraction for (ho Kronp
of vilaniln and nutrition HpeelallMtn
ttendlnK" Die final .seMsion yetder
day of the liiHiliute of chemistry of
the America ti 'hemic a I noclety.
A little incubator In J Nxie'H
Htnmneh hat hen found to (five
evidence, of one of I he idumI im- !
r-ortant vitamin and ntitrlllonal I I'KNIH.KTON, July :t AI -diHCoverh-s
of the thiH M, She u an , Kvldeiice of n mini utriiKtfle for
round to have ability in thin in- freedom uhm diftpluyt'd lu re lat
etihatnr to matiufaeiuro in whole. ; ulirht by Harold I lohyns, iiHHinmnt
jrnle lot the highly valuable vlt- ! predatory animal Inspector, who
am In H. j punned through on hi w ay to
ji'ortltind. lie illKiilayeil a net of
Make Vitamin It tdeer hornn entwined in telephone
JpHftk lifVi-r ban been lvcn nny ' Vlre which had been wrapped
feed that contained vitamin 1. It 'around u pi lie hrnb in the area
bad hfen lieept from her mother of tntt north fork ot the John Day
heforn her, anil he liaK a ralf nf river. There was about sK iiiilen
tier own. the I bird jrenerat Ion to
h d prlvcd of this valuable ma
terial. . Hut Jessie' milk in w-ll an that
of her mother, contained vitamin
H. Pr. II. I. Mechdel. of the Penn
sylvania. Hlate dairy depurtinonl,
had wlmlovv cut into .leash' jh-c-
COMING
TUESDAY
Dean Richmond's
Arcadians
The Best in Dance
Entertainment
ZUJilJR HALL
of wire fUlHched to the horn when
1 be in-Hpi c tor found I hem. Me
estimated that tin horns had b . n
there for 1 ' yea i" or more.
riri: mom aii:t
TOMSK. Siberia ( A D Fulfil
inu the lord will uf I'. .Maknhln.
founder of the firxt newnpaper in
iTouifk. local authorities here have
erected over hi grave a monument i
J of new delKii. It Ik a railroad rail
vi:b an electric bulb at the lop.
I reprenentlrur th favorite- lnrun of
I the dei eased, "I'ush ahead towards
lliMbt."
j Leaves, final! twfjrn and other
tree litter decornpose and form a
' layer of ilark-cidured veKelable
mold which enrlehe tio koiI and
JstoreH up moisture. Ity meatiK of
(this nwil.l the blnillnK of the noil ul
'the root- of the tree and the ip-
Hi--tance of the trunks to the rapid
il'low of water the woodhiml helps
prevent flood from mtllylnir or de
IstroyfiiK the land by erosion, par
jtlcularly on steep slopes.
Mtv nw !
I m o, i
I '' if ' ?
CV- COQUET iCS(y !
American Homes
Half Lighted On
Average, Report
HAFtr.lrYI.V. ,V. J. (AD Th
a veraKf Anierlcari home in only
half lighted, iitoicrta SUn tlelen (.
.McK Inlay of Harrison,
.MisH .McKinlny Is one ni a hp or
)f nKincf-rs and eyt- ronnerviitIoii-
ists carrylnir on u natlon-wtde In-i
vesliKalion of llffht. slpht and tuife-
Ity under the direction of rllchar-l
11. Simpson of the Kye Hiirht 'on
servatiiui Council of America. S!if
I stud .ln th af tect of inade
iuate liirhtln? in the home.
! Suftlolent HffhtM. all shaded, nm!
a c titer liRht In each room are
t lie esNcntlalH at ' u well lighted
lujme, declares At (ah McKlnlay. She
sees no harm In rndinjr in bed
providing the llffht is ffood.
, "It taken 1 2 per rent of the
nervous energy tlie body pncr
aies to see under normal condi
tions." she axphrlns. "When then
is poor lighting fi per cent Id r-
quired.
"Kvery well lighted kitchen
ttiioinii nae iifrois uimiv int miiik.
It you work and can't hco well,
your lirit.ibillty In IncreaHCd. Why
iosi' so much nvrvous cue rgy fn
tin; kitchen?" -
Approximately 4.ii00,nno top of
phosphate are lost or wasted annu
ally in the I'nlted States during the
treating process, conducted uh the
phosphate rock Is mined. . Then
art also enormous deposits tinsuli
ed , for the manufacture of acid
phnsphntp tiecatiHf- they contain im
purities nr comparatively little
phosphate. The government 1m de
veloping methods for utilization of
these low-grade, and warfte mate
rials. , ...
War Bonnet For Coolidge Prepared
By Sioux; Indians Plan Coronation
oMMiMwnwnippm wpw Mliorlt-p iliiin IIiohc of nion
r'i'i'rJjy t rt-iniirfil for a woni:in to
4
ItAflO CITY, S. I).. July .'HI
(AD-r-A war bonnr-t gnrgeoua in
tenther-H, heads am) strands of
Kagle
! ot hi-r
-will be abandoned and
elected.
The vocal coi uh of women being ' colored lamb's wool Is
to ip placed upon Fivshi-nt Coo.
Huge at I leadwond next
he becomes a chief of the Sioux
I ndiuiiH.
I While the chiefs
Ihiwrnwn . -"' I'unimt uieir
in .inn-Mi , nunie i ii ice n una re a
kitllcni'" '.' ," ..... .-u, ox mnn nr
...-.in uh i im- mi iii'ik nooriiig
i reservations, g.-tttng ready .their
dialect and , transiated tcr tin
throng expected to witness the (n
dm titm. t 'razy Horse Is 7S and '
knows how to conduct the ritual
of his fathers In the most nolemn .
and dignified way. Ah a young j
when the Sioux wiped out General
t'u.ster and IiIh men nl J.fttln Hig
Horn.
A London Knuff mnnufaclurer
Kiys that 65 per cent of the Miuffi
now Hold is bought by women of
all lasses.
lie At The
ARCADE
Monday
:Ki.y wailrnh.-s nn.l ntitn np Krc.-n
r.-.l war pulnl for Ih. lr ho.li. s.
'At tll.'ir- home on tho oulMkirlH of
H.'lpl.l Clly, Chli-r I'h wvy Y.'l-
ilowrohc lliid' his .ii.uKht.T. Knsc
I l.u.l, -s'-nl..n!H ot rlii.-f Silting
Hull. IM1.I cliirf Sli.ii.linir l!,.nr :ir.'
! ri-lifjirf.iMK tin- m-lii:il .'.iioiij.tion of
, I'l'.Ml.l. lll CooIIiIki'. Tllrs.' thri'
jhiiv. 1 tl M.-l.rl.-.l for liirs llil
p.oilant pint i.) )hc C'l-rli'ionl.-s.
! Ii'-mt In tin. ItlllH. CMH' 'inzv
r.rlk;f..iillv ill. us., nn.l .'hi...- l.'ilje u.in..r...i
" rump lit'.' i Ilnir In nr.- n-lifiinihif,' roron.-.llon sp.'i.-li
ii.k.ii -. r i.cn.iinK wiiii-h will In
'I'll.' Aifiit p,.,.,. ror I do r.ro-
inony of iniililnir 11 si.l.iit a
Ii I -' ii 1 It Is ronily, I. in olh. r ..i
Ii.IIk of ih,. Ii,.n,,,,,( i nil in t ion
:n-.' Hlirou.l,-.! In s..,r,.rv. l:tiiv
oiif. r,.,,.,.s n. h. iiiB Ik-m ,y n,
, Ki'iin- of Wwn . hi, fs u li.i will Ink,.
pin t. Them is cinsiil.Tiilil,. ! ,lis-
iiiuy hoi'iuiM' Ih nil,, tn 1,.. ron-
! f.-rri il iip.in .Mr. I '1.1,11,11.,,. has I, nl-
,, out iin,l I li.-i-.. :ir,. i!,ni,l lii.llro.
110ns Hint ih,. mini,
ilcliv..
,1 in Iho Plox
Lighten the
Burden of Housework
for a few cents each day
The telephone way it the eaay, time
saving way of ordering groceries and
other houtehold supplies.
It is the pleasant way too of keeping
in touch with friends, of visiting
with them when distance makes per
sonal calling difficult.
Since alt the features of convenience,
pleasure and safety that come with a
telephone may he had for only a few
cents a day, why not have one in
-our home now?
An immediate Institu
tion can be arranged.
iinraiiir I.15S m
Determines To Fly
After Close Shave
MIN.NKAI'ftlJS (AD Tho ter
rifying experience of hanging heir.-b-.ss
from an airplane wing and
I surviving the adventure by an a:-
i most miraculous landing in the
1 milt eaith of a- plowed field has
j Ktrctigt hned the res1vi'' nf u Mln
Lneapolirt' girl - Idegrapher to be
i come an aviatrlx.
! AnNvei lag -.n advert isf nient for
j a girl paracliUI Juiupvr, Kvelyn
j liarrett I. aped from a plane and
I cau-uht the harness of her par;'
! chute on a wing Htrut of the Hhlp.
Ib-r own cooIuihn and the nk ot
Ml. 1 1. Kills, her employer-pilot,
brought her through alive.
She is practicing parachuie
jumps regularly, after liourrt at a
commercial !! gra ph office, and
is learning to operate a plane.
Sure!
Strain
"-f--mr-F
"A Grand and Glorious
Feeling-"
Blue Mountain Ice Cream is a "cool joy."
As a dessert, it tops off a meal perfectly
something sweet, tasty and cool always
refreshing a grand and glorious feeling!
The purity the tastiness the richness
of Blue Mountain Ice Cream makes it so
well known that you can buy it at the
leading soda fountains in La Grande.
Special for this week:
BANANA ICE CREAM
Blue Mountain
Creamery
Home of
IJIue Mountain Ice ("ream
IJlue Mountain Butter
Blue Mountain Milk
Eastern Oregon's Most Modern Milk Plant
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
Meat spoilage Is a source of se-
rhius loss both to commercial ps-1
tablishmeuts and to the farmers.
Tu prevent spoilago It Is necessary
I tit reduce me;it temperature below
40 degrees l'a hrenheit as srmn an
possible after slaughter. Sail used
jiu curing is a check to spoilage,
itiiiiwili of organisms will be pre-:
iv Pmed if the meat has taken up
even as little us S per cent of the'
! salt.
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Tl IF. ONLY MORMON TLMPLL in Canada is at
Card;ion.Ali)oita, not far from tlir ranch of the Prince of
W ales. ' he temple, shown above, follows the A.lec design.
An nntomobile wit h the rear
seat turned around is the newest
innovation. The rest of this para
graph need not be written. ,
Home Independent Telephone Co.
rNniliiii ! 1 1, ,m , .I h iiiMiiiiainiia
Sawyer - Holmes
Mercantile Co.
Fuel, Hay, Grain, Lime, Cement,
Plaster, Poultry Supplies, Paint,
Hoofing Paper, Fire Prick, Fire
Clay, and Fire Place Material.
Phone Main 17
Corner Jefferson and Crcenwood Streets
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THIS 1.1TTI.K COI NTHY SCHOOI.IIOI SK. In ir'or, may lmv no null, or rlllln(, liul
It Is full of trnilltlnn "ml htninvli' sjmnonr. Hrn in n rl nf Near fit llcllff niilians who
meet ryot')' ilny nt id rulm uf the Teiniile uf Ai,,ll,i, In am lent Oorlnth.
Do women read
advertisements?
DO YOU? Do you clip recipes from the fascinating
messages that advertise a new salad oil, a new frying
fat, a new cake flour? Do you think twice about your
skiii those wrinkles at the corners of your eyes, your
tell-tale past-thirty neck because of beauty ads that
bring romance about happiness, love and youth?
In- planning advertisements, the question is-often
asked, "Do women read advertisements?" The ex
perienced advertiser answers, "Yes if they are inter
esting and instructive to read."
This is the spirit of the best modern advertising.
More and more, the ideal is to sh'ow you definitely
how a new product can work to your well-being, your
pleasure in life, your greater happiness. By reading
advertisements, you can be a better housewife, a more
efficient home manager, a shrewd and thrifty buyer.
The advertising pages of this newspaper contain in
formation that is valuable and important. . If you do
not read advertisements, join the large army of Wom
en who do, in order, to know the best things to buy for
yourself, your children and your home.
Heading advertisinp regularly is keen
ing tip With the times in the
most economical n ay
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