La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text... Saturday, August 127. v - i i Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER (Incorporated) An Independent uwnpnper FR.ANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publisher HABYTiTATWKWH .. Buwlnaaa Mu'iiager Published evening, except Sunduy, at 1419 Adam Avenue, 1a, Grande, Oregon. The Oliutrver-Ht&r published every Kritluy, Entered at the Font office, at La (J run tie, Oregon, a fcjRcond Clans Mull Mutter under act of Alurch 2, 1S79. OFFICIAL PAPPJR OF UNION COUNTf AND TUB CITY OF LA GKANDK MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Axsoclated Pretoi 1h exclunlvuly entitled to utte for publica tion of nil newH dipaU:he, credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. AM rJi;hi of republication of eitecial die putcheH In fblH paper, and aleo the local new herein ttino are reserved. " BUJiSCHIPTION KATES Jiy Carrt" Dally, per month In advance 7fe Dully, per six moniliH In udvitnce..... 14. &0 Dally, ulnu-le copy - .. - to Ity Mall Dally, per month In advance - . . .. 60o Dally, per nix months tn advance - ...! a. CO Dally, per year In advance - .$G.O0 Weekly Obwerver-Star, per year . ..$2.(0 ADVERTISING RATE8 Display, foreign, per column Inch ..... . 42c DlNplay, local, per column Inch - ...... 40o Time contract prices on application. Till 'H'l'l N'( 1 t',iif. ( Lord my dm. In line 1 I put my Irust; Hiivi' me from all them thai v'"'e m mid d -liver nn-. Psalm 7:1. OF HIS TROUBLE Jtlutt it can be done, easily und quickly, just the name. The IflMf REN Tp I Q i ii ii I v Tviiiiii'iMiii'ii) is a will tn rlii. an annn-ehition for indns- IVIllU Dull 1 LiLLu tries that make our county and our individual conimunties i what they are. Nu taxpayer in the county would he so : short-tsiji'hted, so selfish, or so indifferent as to criticize the! county going ahead with work of this kind. Rather would ; the county court be deserving of high commendation for thus , meeting an evident and important emergency, for going out of their way to do justice to an otherwise isolated county j community. j Indifference, exaggerated caution, and inelasticity of local government in such cases is far more costly than we realize. As communities and as citizens we take all prizes for incon sistency. We worry, work and hope for just sue hindu.stries as we have in our midst- To get them we offer anything and everything. When we have them or think we have, we for get about them, ignore them, and refuse to move one inch.w.r from our nosition of imauiiuirv security to coonpintp with.1'-'""1 i'-i'iniiu. ,1 i i ., ..... . ,. . . . , , , ., .... . , In -' lUiHIinim l.y C-oi-j'. Liitrui uiio uuuie uii'ii oeiMLionb in our iiiium ootu proiuaoie and mutually pleasant. Anybody can find a hundred excuses for not doing some-. ),i thing that should be done, but excuses do not build commun- ; ities or commonwealths. True community leadership and ! service are found in the citizen who is both willing and anx ious to go out of his way to do the thing that is obviously fair, just, and reasonable. Failure to handle this case more equitably is insulting to the intelligence and vision of the people of this county. Kither the people, their officials, or both are to blame, Fortunately there is still time to correct an unhappy impression, to meet a very evident public obligation. . HEALTH Admits That All Was Not Peaceful Between Him I and Mary, His Wife j ST. -.KlSKI II, Mich." AUK. 11 i ( AT) Umjanrhi 1 'urn. II. leader! ol' the Houne of lluvid culony, ud niitt'd on Hit- wltii'-Nti aland Iniii Miiilf'ri liwf"lutlon toiit today llmT I t hen V. Jim 'trouble" let vee Ithii and Mary, hi wife. He cuiitri dieted Mury'M teMltmony that hU writ in rm. In w h it'll he referred to hT as a "deceit liit rcprobat'1" Kofslp oC Ada Hon nr. I Nlchol.s, i,iati-'K iilliuuey, he milted he. widIi- the uccijHal Ion ' uuulimt Mary and that they own . "Canadian Customs Hoing Prohcd." Well, they do have some (iioer customs over there. Vi instance, saying "Good niht!" when they meet you in the evening. GERMANS REACH COLOGNE SAFELY iKoenncckc and Sohns- , V.i Laul)ach Will Start for Two Iowa school teachers discussed their summer vaca-! Aniei'ici Shortly lion trip while No. IS paused last ninlit on its journey fromj , Portland to Chicago. They spent the entire summer in Cali-j ih;iii.in. auk. is (ai'--i.ku-fornia. leavintr three davs for seeinir Portland, Seattle, and icnnni on., k.i. niM i ii. un.i ruuni SollllH - I Ullltlll'll llOl,l'll off I It I v arii i'iiri.iii fur I 'riloKiii', vvhi-rt-tin v 1 will ri fm I llii-lr f'arpiir lil.liin. lion to think that they hadn't spent the summer in the ( V'J.itV-.i si ,!." Northwest with the three days allotted to California! Thou-j ' ' sands of people suffer similarly from hick of knowledge of! '';V:till)'1'' Ai,k- 1:1 (AI'' -,,.. , .. I Wild iiiilMvniulili' wi'iilli.r iviii- the Oregon and Washington country. Cahlornians advertise. ,nns , vuriciw ...ik ,vi-r iii. the Columliia River highway. With those three days ended: they expressed the keenest disappointment over their vaca- California as a vacation land and then motor into Oregon' aiiuhii.-. i-uinnii. i-y.hii; ,. r . . Hi. ... . i i ...i .ii"? ""i "mi mi I or ineir own vacation, uicgon, lainng 10 ien me woi iu wnaij mit-ht T. roue w lu-n li el iiwny t'nr tln Ii-:iii.h-AI it has, as widely and effectively, gets its vacationists ly, inntii' h"ii in iii nm-nii r "winiii-vord-of-niouth, hy guess, and by accident. coi.ouni:. Am;' n .U')- ' l.li'iil''nnn( otto Kdi ntircK. .ml Am iriurpu rfii rr ir iniv Icmilit HoliiiH-l.liiiti:irh nrrlvcd her MA 1 1 1'.U 01' OlH.IdA I ION Im s:r, oviuou ioni,.i n, ,i,,i, A community is - much like an individual too much in-1 umnir aipi rrom n. iiin. i . 1 1 . . , dined to lake many important and valuable things already in ' I",, 7 " ' u,,0" Vlu its posscsssion lor grained, loo inciting in niiprounumn wta i hkkiiai , lil llmir .,r,i lnv.-f rrhnl'u Ilin nrnuiwit rnnrlil inn in I .:i frunnp ' .(Illly ,, Mil. I.I. 11 and Union county with particular reference to industries, i Stllltf lllislilllll' . Aim 13 (AI'l-i-vTii!il In I In- ex- Klltlll'l' (Mlll.lltllll.r though there aie innumerable other instances in this and "ionK iiir n..,ii, aiiuhii,. n.i n. -. .... .. . ,. ,. i loilll.llninl will In. In,'.' Hie Jmihriv other ciininuinties where indilference on the part ol the pub-i rn in i i.iu w n,.. i.iioih r iii. lie and public agencies have been costly'. i "Kuronii" n.i itrr.m. n" m ik.j, J Off bctiilv Momluy, It wim uii- This will serve to preface remarks about the Grande. nounci lo.ius. Rondo Lumber company's removal from Perry to its new- , ''"'J' ", r" r'":" 1 , . tlH-lr :li;innarH lo.luy. Klv. n flliul In- mill site at I'ondosa, near Medical Springs, und, the attitude Hp.iiimi ami hk-ici. that the communily and county officials have npparenl!y ,.A,ltJ u , ilr( taken. That company has been operating in Union county miNiumm',. nrr.'riiiiK ii- ii.iiuii"a for many years, it is one of the oldest industrial plants we' - iMinmiiia -ii....i . ... ,f. . . , .. ., I to, lay, mill It iiiHurr.l tliln afli-i- have. It has paid taxes large sums of taxes lor the en- ,,,, ,,.,. Wll, (.M.,m,. if li, r lii-liit; i-ca.ly to lly toinui iow IV. -11 IT till, Wt-Utllll- 0T till' At- I u ri 1 1 r: cli'arH, .Mantlet, Iirniililn, I-'nucli pun iik::ki.1 for tin' fllKlit l.y cliarli'M A. I.i-vinr, wan lri,f-lluif tin' pluli' wIimi round u l.liioV of tlr prop. Mar tult'). 'rim bn.l wi'.-, Mirh un iniiflit In liui.lt' with u pall 111' pll.'I'N. SlnilKlitt'liliiK of tilt- lila.li will 1,.. a ilt'llt-titt oiitratloii, a.t (In- Hiir-lii.-r must l tiliMitiitt'ly Inn. SOI TIIAMI'TdN. V.nK.. Ain:. r: i Ai l l lit- tltciHloii tn Imp oti I M.niilay at li a. in. nu tlir fii-M Htaitf c.l lil-. 1 1 u nv-A I la in 1, tllKli;. wiallifi' ptrtiilttlni;." wan ..n "nun I lult 10. lay by I'liplalu l-'ranU T. t 'uiirl nf y, kflt-r I'Pi't'lf Iiik w. ilht'i- ri'iin-t fi'Olu Wnitli Ilils'Inu an. I l.nu.lnn. tire time, and the citizens it has employed have likewise paid their share. They have voted, have taken part in com munity affairs in short, they have been for years, and still are, a definite part of the population of this county. The site of the company's manufacturing activities has moved from the immediate vicinity of La (Jrande to within a mile of the linker county line closer to linker than to La Grande. There were no permanent roads to the new town but three partially built roads: one up Catherine creek, one from Telocaset, one from Raker, Since the 'move was an nounced the importance of the need for an all-weather road from La Grande to Medical Springs has been emphasized but without result other than the county-wide road program voted on in Juno. Raker, on the other hand, viewed the Grande Ronde Lum ber company as a valuable new industry for its territory, an asset deserving intense cultivation. The linker county court' ((fHf offliail lllivl was interviewed by wide-awake citizens. Money was scarce! r , in the road funds; it was promised for varied projects. l'.ut A far etlUleiOn Raker county found money and energy enough this year to; . , ,, . , .. i t'l'M'i rrnv. am. u ap litlild a permanent road to the t nion county line a mile I lonii .iin, n,,n,iw UK.,i Uihi :u of the new town of I'ondosa. leadinir directly into its county Si""" " lo.-ui t .. "I hospital HiilltTliiK painful lu.turt.'it metropolis. jtiU!.lniii.'.l y. sttr.lay win 11 lii.t unto- Only a mile of road remains to put I'ondosa on an all-! '-nt oir u sn.iooi . luiiank. ,, . . . ... .1 . . , , . iin. iil on tlir likliway 15 mll.'.i weather highway with an outlet to schools, shopping centers, J w. m of ivn tun. n,' iiir,.ri'.i and the conveniences of civilization. That mile is in Union " l""l-' n sh"" r- " v' r'' 'ui mi.i ,. I.rulx h ill. nut III.' m'alp an. I l.o.ly. county. I lie county court was interviewed to get construe- n.. ., inini.i,. i,, mi how tin, .. lion done befoiv bad weather. Members advised there was'1''1"" ''ni n !" iininniji ..... In if. 'I'll.- fur lurnt'il two coin- nn iiiinitM ;i aiiaim-, mat. cciyuimg was pronuseo lor next p Mm-'iMiiiii a year. The romnanv ofl'ereil tn nr.-nli. ii, ..,l..,l mil,, ii' th..! ''' au-iinM a t.-iw county would gravel it, or to gravel it if the county would grade it. That would have meant a probable cost of only W.S. BoyerNot Satisfied With Newton Report I'OrcTl.AN'D. Oro., Auk. I -t (Al' W. H. lioy-r-r. ilimrlct innjMrior Tor (tie I ' 11 Ii f-i Stat, h Intrrior d. liaitHKlil. Ih not Jtillwl'i.-.l with ! Iu rat ion of )oun Newton, of tW Or. KOn AKrlrulturul rollrK' srliool ! 'ort,1" ""' 10 '' "n lant mm M)iif ii i iii nir ii nor, rt'in-vu Cif ii 1 1 1 ii h rnn't i-niiit' flu. mt'iinii. whtto nu tiil of Jos. ptilno ponnty. ,ll,n of 1,11,1 ,,,, n as,i'1 l1'1" " ii''ii' nr iivrci. iii'ii ru KUV(t I Iln loliln-sH t h y Hrovo hi in to hla 'Tht-ri- If rin'liil in tht- rocls of JoKfiihliif nti'l hoiitfla.s roiintl , or I a in tin' uorHi-ilupi-d man in Orr KOn," miiit lioy r. "I am 'n-inly itntl willing lo ko to tin- mat with Ihiin Ni wlon aiu) tin- luri'au of tilling. I want lo malu' these inin liitf fiiKliH'''t 'lalii' water' or ad mil t lint 1 iiavr- ln't-u hadly foolf-tl." .MiikcH 'IVsls Hoyt-r, who Is inh-n'Minl in the lilt tttion of inlnt ralH In Noutliorn iri'Kon, nn t hat hi.i depart in t-lit nmy, ii in-1'rsnary. reclassify Oi-c-KOit and 'a II lorn la Ktant lands, liaH J i ist it-t urned from Ci runts 1'uss, where he made 1 ! tests. In nine of the tests he tfot from one hull' ounce lo 1 1 ounces of w hite metal ushiK about elht prmtulH of roclt lo u lesl. lie wild thn test lM'l'U perceutaKeH of .lead and untinioiiy and some metal not ac counted for. (1. 0. P. Convention Is Williams' Plan l'OltTI..XI), lUe., Auk. I t (Al t Calling of u repuhliean conveii tfnn uttt ndi-d hy ileleales chosen hy re pool lean voters, lo nominal" u Candidate for coii,'irHsiii;in froi-i (lie third district, was favored to day by lialoh 1-;. Williams, vie -chairman of t he repuhliean na tional ruin mi 1 1 tee and re public. in national comm il teeina u for (he Ron. SO.OOO RED MEN REVOLT IX BOLIVIA (Oontluued from Tnpe 1 verc reducr-d lo lite status f per haps ttie humblest people on earh. and today their deseendants live In a writhed state. The sudden return of the fight ing k pi it I of the Indians is believed to be dlle 10 il issat is I 'tic I ion over the division of land, coupled with Unitization by agitators. (.ilr-lMil In lUit Mliinkef The Indians have taken lo the ur path Barbed in uunlnt red blankets, pecnliai clotb ear-cov- i-riiiKK and funny little hats cocked itop the lorcparl of their heads. The w oinen, with babies carried on llletr backs bv niean.s nr blan kets hIuiik about the ticek. follow the warriors on their trail of rain. t UHAT IK lKV'MAAI,YSls Ity A. A. HUH, M. IK, New Voik ( Ity Membef (.oi-Ras .Memorial I list. I'HychouiiuiysiM had its origin in the effort to alb-viute ibe uf I ferine ol u luiKc cIukh of pari' iite j variously denlBDated ax lietiiu' i thfiiicii, psychusthenlcii. and hys ' teries who on examination showed i no physical irllincnt: but who nev j orlheless had uch s. pliysit al and , rm ntul. pecullur feelliiKs und ideas. am) were in sonic caeH ulinost to (ally disabled. It bus been estimated that fully 7 5 per cent of t h e pa l ien I s w h o fri'o,ieit clinlcH. ii ispe tlHa l lis, and private physicians, belong to this tdasw. I to wit bin recent years they were tn-uted hy means of phy sical remedies, nucli ut inedit ins. rest cures, baths, elt-cl i-ieii y. and Chanire of Kiivlninni. nl MatiV ! Ihysi-ians still adhtrc to (his lorin oi' treatment. In IS.ri Siirtiiimd i 1 nn in- 1 Anion the a ppeliat tons contain rucl or hl (.uruOKy ln tj,(. i ni. cd in the docum. nt by which A'-.Versily of Vienna, was attracted by slslant Altorney (l.-ow XIcIi.iIk , K. work of u Pariiiiaii. Prof, i'har- j had riii-l were "thin Mary I wrHeot, who was using- hynotunii in; of, Ik of infernal -wickedness. I thn treatment of this class of na- i cannot w rite of all sin did." ; tlcnts. The state drew from (be wllnevsi About the same time J r. Hreiier, hiibHiuntiutlnn if it chain's ihailnn active K-neral practitioner in there is an open lircak between Vienna, also used iiynotism in his lbtijam:n and Mary. .treatment and. in addition, dis- Two .lays uisu Mary testified i Covered the "lulkiliK cure." (su that titc accusation found against I oulh-d by the pa lit nt who imcon hcr in ilocuiiit niM in ' Heiijaniln's1 wiously led him lo It. Kor. alter writiiiKs were simply notes he jot- Juivlntf hern (routed foi; a long led down for her benefit. Hli'Mlme ,by many pliyslciaits without contended Ada Itoss.and .;,u1r'U',,'Hi. -siiKgesled to I H Meblriini, t o women b adt i s, car- Hivii, r that she mlKht help him lb-.- the labs to Purnell in an'tn treulinent il she could lell effort lo eause trouble. Hcnjuilliu i n,m "inter what conditions her j wiole tlx in down, she testified. Mi ' hysterica I Hyniptoms originated, lie could Klve lur a full ft port of! Tht" ,,lo'' lalke.l, the bet what they said. ! '''r n weeiued to I'eel, symptnin .. .. . ; I after symptom vanishing as she lived through in her narrative the djsngreeable and paint ill experi ences of her past. On Win return from 'arcot'ti clinic. Irtier re lated lo Kreud t hl renin r liable case, and the latter at once sensed j (he enormous importance of it. ' After, tenting this method in f many raws, they published their discoveries in IS! f. thus laying the foundation of the new- mental good J Hf "'"ee. -i neir siarinng 'onciu- m ion m n ere : mm Hysterica i sy inp toms were the result of painful and disagreeable experienccK to which the patient could not react at the lime of their occurrence; and that the symptoms vanished when the physician succeeded In renwn ken ing the memories and the feelings ttiat went with them, provided tht! patient discussed all the details, and khvh free pluy to li its emotions. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years N. K.West & Co. Inc. 1! fields :is " Hloppeil from visiting American .'.minds. Aboul ao.tmn uere eoilducted through (he battl field at Cettysblirg ill Hie first ih ret; months of lhe tourist season tourists battle- peltlOUS this yei guides. by nearly !"' officinl l :i. The average niiin's life is now. divided betwetn worry over wo tiil tubes, radio and inner. -y. ItOllltl It A( ( ()AIO),TIfJ roKTl.ANIl. Ore.. Aug. I3,AP) --That holdup men can be nccoin- i modal ing at times w as indicated by a police report today. ',, J. Anderson said that two men who front night. iloor and bade him o sii-:riAij imtv I'OKTI.ANO. Ore., Aug. 1 :t (AP) Harry (iril lit h, veteran truffle offieer, has been detailed hy I'ap lain l-'ranli l-lrvlu to apprehend J "ort land mot oris) s masMUerudlUK behind Washington or . 'a 1 1 torn ia license plates. His task lias been simplified by communications and telephone calls from neighbors of license law violators. i U.,. r:JH i:ii ci,,l.lciiii-ii Hi'M .. . j p4 300 years ago he browsed SiM , j Miff around .the coffee houses of. , ! MiS9 London . . . just think what M1 ' the ol' boy is missing when it UfM l Mil comes to foods. Too had he is Wi,,."1 yiij not living in' the days of the Mil-'," ' lavender: SIM . fig KARTHER'S ' pJk . , LAVENDER Iffl. :B SSStMB hommor noiei r.iog. Hff- -" mil te";';,: j:-i McADOO TALKS OF "PRIVATE RIGHTS" (Conllniird frosrj race 1 (ii-rrrvsiiriKi Nor fouootti-ix fiHTTYSHl'lCO, The rush of tourists lo World war battlc- agitinst t he community of w liic'.i t hey are' a pari, "The strongest, because It Is the soumlest argument against govern ment regulation is not (lie doctrine of natural rights," he said, "bur the argument that the government is unfit to discharge t he duties , which j is proposed to confide in it( and that private rtg'bls are net ! sn t e In its ha nds." CANVAS SLIPPERS OR SHOES (9c Pair or 2 Pair for $1.00 This is regular $1.25 a pair values, to he closed out at less than half price. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise Lower Pvices 1...1C I. NOTICE The Sanitary Gro cery at the south end of Fourth street which was formerly run hy Mrs.' Geo. Ba ker will he opened under new manage ment Monday morn ing, Aug. loth by Fritz Hofman. It will go by the name of Hof man's G r o c e r y and will be a cash store. Mr. Hofman was formerly o w n e r of the Swiss Dairy. Hof man's ' Grocery 30(i 1th St. Cyi ihouundtfetaih t i ' clitniti to without con- fuiionand attended to , Properly, thoroughly. Hunter & Bohnenkamp 1'uneral 1 Hrectors Main 4 lay and Niuht landed up- pi t Min us Mil l, tn t i:i "HK.NK, Ore.. Aug. (AIM- tV(t OK tllK't' tiuillsaibl tlullai'S tn UlO COmitV - Imt it isn't'.tke nf union nlnmbViH bete ak IhM HIT ll(Hi(. !'" 11,1 increase from $S to ) p , , ,. ,. ,f. i . i . 'bi. William Toop'T. president Ol iiaifi, iK.umj; tti nir tnitnini ill I lie lll'W UltlU.-Uly .lllSl across its county border, lias aiveiitetl with pleasure. Its business men will gravel the remuininjr mile -in 1'nion eoun tyafier the lumhei' company grades it. Haker, lack in jv in payrolls and desirous ol" industiies, sees a valuable oppor tunity and is ;raspinj? il eagerly. Aiid today comes word of petitions in I'ondosa to have that section removed from Cninii counly and joined to Itaker county. That mil. the Oregon Mate 1ederuth.il Of lu hor, will meet with (he t-eniral In bur council lie re tn i he mar i u- I lire. It in reported today. Tlw (b neral i 'onl rai't ortt awMociat lou of I liineiie Ih oppo-'d t u any In crease In w atte l or the bulbliiiK Hii.b-. "thb report lollow a re ioidd iii;reenietit where by car penters wen lo be Increased to $X a day II i abl u lew eonl t ut too entered Into till iiKi'ccllient but asta tat ion. of road, ill The Observer's opinion, is a direct and immediate obligation of this county. Five- hundred citi zens, voters, and taxpayers now reside or will re.side iu the' new community at I'ondosa iu the next few months. County money is partly their money. It is paid in for public serviee and there can be no greater service to the people there than providing them with a travel outlet. Theoietieally and, possibly, technically, there is no monev Jiviil itilo I'nc loiil.lin.i 1 1 h it. ,,r ..A iTodtiy lie (uced a chr' of t.NeH- " ' -mmini, llllll, HUH III I II.IU. IHH L--!IIH; tVlltN h tifWrti.Uit. iwiMii'..teii iu mvim l't i U'l'LA.S I . tne., Ann. 13 (Al' ll.i li y .la me Wan Mopped laM llinbt. when two Vic faotatl ofticer deled that h f.iUed to ilve a Oaf-Ik- MKtial. Tim ofriceiM repelled they leund in hi car a i(ii;Oltil of M.pini. They tonk hliil hotiiP where i hey .od tbfy foumj moif Ibiuor tn hi ur.it; und In hi apurim?u. wlon of liquor. I'llcmU. Ibl Is a plctuii ol' ini o n mot Iter, taken lut h fc mttiiilct Im(oiv ?bc uis4l ntui). I tila shall Im' pniiul of m.v mother. .slie whs the mother or Hi children, fi btt ami H u(rU. ur liutubU sriMiiii iwt the Cull, I be tttih child u n K'tl mid dlcil In Infancy. I (iImiis hae crucl the ctini(wiiibuiship tf n mother, 'that l vtliT I like oi nncmi uir oin pioneer plenum ami ratiictin)i. lhciv Is no in1 to Nil) am thlm; mImhh our line ni rtHuiiu:. MiiiM ami nil ami Imnln'r or nil descripilonv. ni our trade Im khmI nil tin time nd iwoplc nil owr the ctmntrv know that ilicy can do well ti (-omiImk ricst initl nil I be Unit In the 1'rnli l.iiinlier In. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Wv Sell I 'M ( iivh "Tho Vmh- Man' l ib-iiir Mir ronmlry No nmla llus-ltics l'lione Main tin i 1 m I Grande Ronde Hospital i hi ! - ! la (.randc, Ore. MORE LEISURE HOURS FOR EVERY HOUSEWIFE In cheerful homes everywhere a 'phone is the outside link to convenience, pleasure and safety. It is a time-saver for the housewife, thereby shortening the routine of household duties and permitting more leisure hours. Let us install yours at once. Home Independent Telephone Co. !J;-rVs 'i'.-Sv '-1 ' 1 '"T e v. Accredited Nurses Training School WILL 1! EC LIVE APPLICATIOXS The School of Nursing of this Hos pital offers an opportunity for thor ough training, active medical and . surgical services; X-ray, laboratory also connected with a fully-equipped physiotherapy laboratory. Athlmis Apiilicnlioim ,i SitM-niilfnilrnl (,'. If. .,); l.tl (! ramie, Ore.