La Grande evening observer., September 21, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Wednesday. September 21. 1027.
Page Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
(Incorporated)
An Inclepcndnfit Nowapapor
FRANK B. APl'LKBY
M Editor iinil J'iiblllir
HARVET F. MATTHEWS
.. BuwlneHft MunUKer
rubllfthed flvenlngs, except Sunday, at 1410 Adtirns Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon, The Obnrver-8tar publlHhed evitry Krlduy.
KDtered at the Poatofflce at La Grande, oruicon. aa tiocond
Claa Mull Matter under act of Murch 2, 1K79.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THHJ
CITY OF LA GKANDH
M EM UK It AMHOCIATBD PItKHS
The Aitaorlated PrttHH la exclusively entitled to tine for putiHm
lion of all newH (I1hiUcIi3h credited to It or not otlierwlrie credited
It publUhed therein. AM rlKhla of republication of apuclal dlH
patchen In thla paior, and alao the locul newa heruin uIho are
reaerved.
BUUSCIUI'TIOH RATES
Uy :urrl-
Dally, per month In advance - -
Daily, per els montlia In advance -
Dally, alugle copy.--.
Ily Mall
7So
... n.6o
to
Dally, per month In advance - nOo
Dally, per lx month In advance .t 2.60
Dally, per year In advance $0.00
Weekly Obnerver-Htar, per year ..2.0U
AnVMItTIHINO RATIOS
Dlnplay, fnrelKn, per column Inch
Dlaplay, locul, per column Inch
Time contract prices on application.
.2o
40o
.:)t, 1
A KI'Ht: TI-:STI.M"NV: Kill Thou. Lord, oil m Cod lull or
roiiiliHKdloli. ami unoioos, Icon,' null'orlllii. olid pli-liU'Ciils III
locivy nod iriHii. I'Moliu Ki;:ir.
Describes How
, Depleted Range
! Can Be Utilized
I WASHINGTON li-)icli"n
of funtK iffmn-.t-n In thin country
h;it( i;.u:hcil hil'-h u mIuko th'U
ileliniti ami cin ncKt ftffurl I uihhiI
to m.lvo tin; prnhlcniH of I'imi;'
pt'otl 1 1 it ( tori on riincH itntl to d"
vi'lop wit isf;trtory utilization prac
tice for thin type of J.umI.
Attciiti'm in cnllcd to thin i(u:i
ti'tii l.y V K. rhaplliH', ii.spci:lo:
of r.izihf.; in charx! "f raiio v.:
mmivIi of the H. M. torcshy M-rvir.
"Am i;trly iin 1 Him," i 'U.i pit n
i,tyA, "vaunt' KraziiiK IhiiiIh wore
Hloclicd to their capacity, while
Hit in f were at realty ovfi'MtorkPil.
Ci'iiinnuU ovi-r.srockiiiK over erior
inoiiM arcus rcdin-cii tlm carrying
caj'-o i'y ("tli iy cultliiK iIovmi lh
n 1 1 1 1 1 of foi ap' protluccii an t
hy iticrcasi iik "Mloii of tin; pro
tlut'i ivc ."iirlacc noil.
'('on1iiiuin n-Hfarcli l i-NKiMilial
lo meet fully the meiLs of the miitfe
livcHioi lt' ijifluHtry. Open heniiiii;
ami lie bcihlliiM-out Hyntem 'n
liamlliiur nliei-p, ami tho deferrej
a i Ml rotation system of urif.in.
have resulted in iiicre'uHd carrylii
ciipiiciiy ami a cliaiicc for improve
ment of depleted I'iine." j
It is esilhl.ited that LMl.lMMI.OIni ;
rhc-p, Koats. and swine, and Kt.-j
(HjIi.imiI' i .dl lc, hordes, and iiiwIch
tif tlo- eleven Western Mates oh-j
tain 7" per cent of their feed from i
Jaime land. The value of the live-
Muck is approximately $H'Hi,tu)i,UMl. :
News Comment .
On Progress
! Edition
fa pair of glass en wit limit having
'your i-yeii exuiitined. Vou can buy
arch uuppoitH and the tdiunt-cii me
that neither were men tit for you.
Antonj? Koine of the riiit nyiup
toiim an Individual notice with
loot Mruiri In that hlH feet fetd hot
and uncomfoitfihle and perspire
more than he fore. There Im luiue-
neb pnd MtlffnettH. The ntlffnen ih
more. notieea4lf; after HltlliiK norm
time, and al.su, on a liMtns in the
mornlin?. I'uln In iHth r u constant
Hymptont in uetite caMt-ii. In lunt?
eonitiiued eaweii of flat foot, It tu
ti hxs ox m;iit i on kix
LOXDO.V The Vlae manaKer '
I'dltrioAMl MOItM.NU
OltH.OM AN
The J'ro'reHH edition of (he a
fiiiiiide (thserver, 11' pugcH, ir
ho?i qiiality and ti.'i nt It y or Inter
I'siiiit; infnriniitloii alioul the ti
nancial, imliiHt rial and HKricult u
al i exoiimeH of that elt y and of j tuirly common to have a puln In
I 'nion county, has not often been : hack of the knee or In the hip and
iuall-d, and will Ktuud hh a hinjin very Hevere eawji a pain iu the
jof the house of lords Is ahout to
retire under the use limit nov-(
lruiiiK civil servants. -'or 'JJ years
Thomas Whitehead has heeu resi-;
dent superintendent of the hoiir-e I
: of lords. He had charge of the I
'paKeautry when the kin opened'
parliament in slate. It. was his spe- (
eial duty to turn on an electric;
HlCht when the kint; ah.su rued liis 1
seat upon the throne.
KAYSER and PHOENIX HOSE
NEW TALL SHADES
$1.50- $1.65 - $1.95 - $2.00 - $2.50
N. K.West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
mark of newspaper enterprise lor
a hnK time. It is nol loo much tu
say that iu feu ci1its In the I'liilci
lower purt of the hack.
The people who need treatment
for their letjt are lhone sui'lerliiK"
States or the sl.e of li uruiiiin liaM; from pu( ()r (m,alred funetlon
so lai tfe ami mo excellent a com-, not neceHsarlly those with flat feel,
pendinm of valuable Infnrutiition Miiny .,. W).nl ,,rnMfeef! ,he war
ahout a locality ever hecii piih-'wp,n fJat fu(.(( without any dittcom-
lisiie'i. ll l mi lie nopeii iiiai i n:
publication will have the desired
eflect of lucrcastm; the popillrt-
lion oi i nnin oaiu.v moi imiiikmik, ,.r rtutt .....i ,.1V .
roughly divided Into t hive types,
fort. ,
'lieatment, which should aim at
a restoration of function, depends
CI l,lC CAI'SKK ITKMKM !
NOKTll SAI-K.M. N. Y. harlesj
Keeler, meiuln'i of the hoard of J
education. Is aroused over the ex-'
eltement created hy a 10 p. in. cur-
few law for teachers. "All we did," J
ho said, "was lo request the teach-j
ers to he In hed hy ten at least three
nit,' lit s a weidv. There is no com
pulsion." A visitor to the hamlet
found most of the teachers at the J
movies at 10:01 and some time j
thereafter.
a sulmtantiiil reward to the puh
Mshers of the Ohserver anil to tin
huslnesH men whose whole-hearted
support made poHslhle so excellent
an edition.
KIM "I'll ll.KOT WOMAN
M.MI'H !;k l AHMKIt
The Observer's Associated Tress leased wire will be
hooked tip directly with the ringside at Soldiers Meld, Chi
cago, tomorrow flight, as usual in such events. This entire
report, blow by blow, incident by incident, will be megaphoned
to the crowd in front of the office exactly as it occurs. An
extni will.be on the streets with a complete story of the fijjht
within teu jnutes of its finish.
GIVING TIIH WAIXOWA TIIKIR IH'K
The Wallowa mountains, according to the Astoria lUiditet.
are suffering: under a jrreat handicap. In a column editorial
this week the ttudjret editor pays tribute to the Wallowas,
and regrets the lack of appreciation by the rest of Oregon
for this wonderland the "Switzerland of America."
All of which, so the Itudget thinks, is due to the fad
that-the Wallowa mountains have become known merely as
"a part of the lilue mountains." And the Ulue mountains, it
says, are most ordinary heights lacking1 qualities that can
thrill the traveler or vacationist, behind which are hidden
the "Kcid jH'Hy mountain peaks" of the Wallowa. Kxto;!
the Walowas as a range by itself; divorce it forever from the
lilue mountains; teach Oregonians first of the Alps within
the boundaries of Oregon." This is the liudget's advice
to the interior.
Eastern Oregon is grateful for the tribute, to, the adver
tisingtttfie Wallowa wondertTiid. 1 Nolhhlj.';' the' (Uidget can
say about its beauties and grandeur is exaggerating. Ihit w i
offer the opinion that being "a part of the I'.lue mountains"
is hardly responsible for any failure to attract deserved at
tention to the Wallowas. Geographically and geologically
the Wallowas are a part of the nines but they are knvi. dis
tinctly as the Wallowas in this section and we have faded to
note any reference to that particular mountain ridge as be
ing the Mine mountains in any of the publicity the last few
years alMtut Wallowa lake and its neighboring heights.
If such a thing were true, we still could not be feverishly
aroused. As we recall our grammar school geographies, (he
Kocky mountains stretch from the witds of Canada south to
the Mexican border. The Uockies of the Yellowstone region
and of Colorado are famed, though widely separated. To drive
through southern Idaho and Wyoming is to cross the same
range yet a very uninteresting and uninspiring range it is
at that particular point. Should we, therefore, for the sacred
sake of beauty urge the re-naming of a portion of the range
as the Yellowstone mountains and the Colorado mountains''
Could any real advantage be gained by segregating the beauty
spots thus?
We doubt it. That naturally comes in the public mind as
various communities and state units ami national parks tell
the tiavebng world of its particular advantages, for many
years the jagged peaks and majestic heights of Colorado haw
been known as the Colorado Uockies, Cor an equal length
of lime Yellowstone park has been sought mil by travelers ;.s
an unusual beauty spot in the Uockies. Sufficient. The un
attractive areas need not feel that they are detracting from
others by remaining a part of the Uocky Mountain n gior,
Scenic beauty and charm is a relative thing. Kislonco nt
the ordinary helps make the extraoitlinary more worthy of
note and appreciation. The peaks would not seem so high
were it not lor the existence of the valleys.
Ami while the matter is under discussion il might In ueli
to urge the Uuilget to investigate more thoroughly into the
subject of the lilue mountains themselves. Perhaps they do
not appeal to tlx A ;tuia editor as viewed mi the drive fi'on
la Grande to IVndlrton. To many people that is one of the
most Iwautiful mountain highways of Oiegon. Hut let him
travel into the Looking Glass country or visit the North
Powder lakes at the headwaters of tln Grande Uonde. Oi
let him visit My valley or journey into the lilue mountains
at Promise and Troy.
Kven then he will have seen but little of the lilue ex
panses which beseems to consider so ordinary. Let him diive
from linker westward to t'nity or Austin and on to Canyon
City or from North Powder woik westward with a park
train across to tin John Day country. There's much aKmi
the lilue mountains that becomes apparent with a bit of
travel, much that would keep them from becoming ordinal v
and uninteresting if any cilioji of western Oregon would
feel inclined to investigate a bit.
Nevertheless, thesuggestion coin ."iiing the Wallowas w iil
be taken to heart. Not consciously hae we ever known aa
ene to refer that that region merely as a mediocre part of the
lilue mountains, but you never can tell. Certainly the Wal
lowa country is iu a clas by itself, as far as Northwe. V
scenery is cnncVrned, and no oversight or misnaming on th"
part of its citizenship could posssibly change that fact. The
Wallowa range it is; and the Wallowa rane it will always be
F: A I'll CITY. S. I).. ( A I ' A
uoiii.in is the chiimpjori "hci kint,'"
, of South li.ikoia. She Im .Mrs.
Cluiries II. IMiif kuel! of Knpii! City,
iwho j-hips Mt.U'JM pound of hone-
fr her Itie fiii tri annually.
! As a child. .Mis. Ith.ekwidl was
liMrt;iy aliuhl of hees. Siekilu; a
huMnc; -:h i-;i ner al'ler her mot her
died, however, she invented ?7."i in
I her first licet;. She now has ,'l ? ."i
jcoionles. Smiie swimus ciiji(.ain us
! many as 7"i.(mhi hees.
'leu tons of honey alone are re
Pinlred each year to feed the hees.
.Mrs. :larkweH manages hoth the
huMuess and prndui ini; ends of the
ent lire.
(I) Acute painful feel, with or
without ti collapsed areh; (li) the
fit Alio. r:;:t fool, which Is freely
movuhle; and ( IJ) the rigid flat
foot, which In hound together hy
adhi-Hionti und has limitations of
motion in every direction.
In the first type of case, com
plete rest Ir the first requisite, fol
lowed hy hot foot haihs anil inas
Miffc. When the condition heroines
less acute, the patient may he al
lowed to try weight-bearing with
tilt; feet well strapped.
l-'lat foot may be cither congen
ital or ucuulrcu. Congenital cucs
are brought to the, doctor more for
the awkward gait- and deformity
tliun for fain. Kirst find the cause
and. If possible, remove it. After
!that, the simplest procedure Is to
raise the plncr Hide of the sole and
i in' Appeal 1.1 in receipt oi 11 heel one-quarter Inch. This tilts
booster i-ditinn of The I .a Orande ( the foot on the outer side und turns
KVciilnt: ob.Hi-rver, s-nt ua by Dr.jrhe toes in when walking, so that
(bo. Itussell, from North Powder, .the weight comes upon tiie foot tn
Oregon, The Dr. says, "I am sen 1- a position of strength. The rigid
ing you a copy of the pa per to foot needs surgical treatment,
show that thtt: end of the state also j People aoout to be fitted for
amounts to some t 111 ng." It Im a shoes should walk three or four
very fine paper. Dr.. oft - that. nnyjuiileH before the fitting, as feet ure
section of the slate might he proud fipt to swell after exercise, ntl that
of. Jis the lime to try on shoes, and
1 jfven then, with a 1 1 the weight on
one foot, the shoe should be. com-
IM I III'KISi ; KlX'OItt)-
mi l iai
The I. a tii ande Ohserver Aug.
IM issin il a wonderful "Pi ogress
Kdit ion" which was much I he
largest newspaper ever put out iu
Kahlcrn Oregon. Kvery phase of
La. Orande's business and com
munity life was told In pictures and,
text, with a section also telling of
Wallowa county and other districts;
nearby. It was a great Issue, rep-j
resent ins h vast amount of hard I
work very well done.
I Jiglnccr- li-cr-4 Itlvi i s
Imioiners developing a hydro,
eh-i i ric now. r plant near Sao
Paulo, Iliait. caught a couple nr
ilveis which had t In habit of flow
ing hack wa rd, n-torined I hem to
llnw cast and Mien led the waters
by a series of dams and syphon
up over a inounlaln range to the
peitsioekn. Now the plant has an
cHectiw iiMi.enn horsepower ami
can gem-rale Sioi uimi, and the an
nual itotipages nt I he rivers, w hich
unci- rcNtiMi-d ill flomling iu SiUare
niihs of valuable land within the
city, have been si(ucehcd.
'I'lii-ee Sliaih'M Peefcrrcil
Mink, cocoa a ml black are t h
prel'eifvd shades iis year in
w omen's coats made of Imitation
fur- lanrics, imoint act nrers say.
Proadlui! nnd se,-( plush effects,
are nioHt sought, tin- broadtail be
in t; iimde hot li I roiii mohair and
aillllcial silk, while Hudson Heal
plush is made from lussah silk.
Win. Pcnii o ceiits .ood t'lgui
HEALTH
fortuble.
wi.ak ami j i.at i i :irr
Hy tl'-i, O'Dwyer, M. I.,
ew York City
Meinhr-r (iorgas Memorial
The causes of weak feet or font
strain are legion, hut the mosl pro.
lilic cause is shoes that do not con
form to t he sha pe of t h.- foot,
pointed shoes call" crumpling und
dtstoithui ol Die toes.
Acute illnesri or protracted con
valescence weaken all mascles, and
naturally the muscles or the feci,
hearing nil the superincumbent
weight, often sutler. Km-chsIvo
weight Is occasionally Ihe cause of
weak feet, and this may arise from
either tarrying heavy loads or from
a person putting on fifteen or thir
ty pounds in w eight for a short
time.
Over Use of the feet ill Walk'H-;
oi standing, especially where peo
ple are cither InaetUe or under
trained, is another fairly common
cause of painful feet, t
Th fool is ,ii i. M as individual as
the eyes. Yon may go In and buy
AN-pArinc WOMKX
to hold (on:iti:x( i;
SlIANiaiAI (AIM The Joint
committee of the Shanghai Wom
en's clubs has decided to send rep
resentatives to the Pan-Paeifl-;
Women's t'onference to be held In
Honolulu, Hawaii, June 14-:';!. I'l-'v
Th- Shanghai delegations will he
different from that of any other
group attending the conference as
the hoily will not represent any one
country hut all nationalities repre
sented in the women's clubs at
'Shanghai.
Much Interest Is being shown .by
the locul women's clubs In the
conllng conference; ' Tile commit
tee is concerning Itself at present
with determining the personnel of
the (h'legatlon to the conference.
"I don't worry
about my brakes
when it rains,'
any more. My
brakes hold, rain
or shine. I use
RUSCO Brake
Lining. It stops
quicker. You
should use it,
too."
f RUSCO
BRAKE
LINING1
Jack Brandt
Auto Repair Shop
"1302 Jeff! Ave.
Twenty-First Annual
Wallowa County Fair
Eastern Oregon's Greatest
Enterprise, Sept. 2G to Oct. 1
Exhibits and Attendance Solicited.
For premium list or other information, write
A. C. Miller, Secretary, Enterprise.
An Invitation-
til
Is extended to you to open
a savings account with
one dollar or more. To
start saving is the main
thing, after that it is easy
with the use of a Money
Barrel.
Call at this hank and get
. your Money JfJarrcl -
Equitable Savings Bank
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
LuncB riteFeel brite
t Honey-Sweetens
JrahamS
with Milk Make
an Ideal Lunch
for ilnliiivn who .no u-iiimmg iliivctly to
.vhool.
An nwrlo.uK'J .Mom.uli chims slm;i;ish
i:os of tin' Im.uii. IVciuso body .lilivily
m't anur .uli'iu.iti'ly in two pba'S .it
i'Mu'. Ami with kiiklk' it's pivit.y
l.ki'ly to lv ilk' .ilii'inoon kssoiis th.it
miIKt.
'I !U' IM U GRAHAM ( RA KI RS .iu- in
i:iiwus .iml KhIv -ImuKIuu; innu'i.il vilis Thrv
.1:. 'rll'ks .1-. 1'oJv hv'lll.lUMs. 1 hi'V .Ik' SWl'L'l.
I ir pi t ih: .i.n! t'ly.cNiiS'ic ".u.iin.
'1 Kl'.r,.U ,,K.I!AM CK V.KLRS sIumiIJ lv
prinnuMi in .'wiy siIhk1! ilnIJ s nu'iui.
Order From Your Grocer NOW
tn.. .Will.) 'J. '
t'l
V.vrr.TRU-R.U BISCUIT CO.-Spokanc. rortland. Sf atllexTg:
i 1 1 hmnm im imi umii -iiriMffliiniTiwi wit...- h..
There is ?e-ppex...and Pepper
...high grade... and low grade
There is pepper - - and pepper - - high grade - and low grade.
Between good pepper and bad thereJs a difference which you
can taste. None but top-grade pepper berries go into Schilling's.
The quality of Schilling Pepper does not waver - ever.
HOY'S COATS
A complete new line, age 1 to (.
I'lain and inked colors in full
tailored nianni.sh stjles
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Hclicr Merchandise Lower Prices
Schilling Pepper I
CofFee Tea Baking Powder