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Wednesday, Octulier 2(i, 11)27. Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OUSEKVEK h; i-' i' Fine Quality BLANKETS At Attractive Prices . Dependable f'U9 , Dependable Hill's Quality HEALTH v :.ui,Mtv: Hi:itiA ou iti'i'. TVHK MAY UKSVlV lt- Homer l. JimkJn, Al, !., Itlalio r'alls, Idalio Member Gorgus Memorial ' In a general sense hernia or : rupture means the protrusion of part of (he wuli or a hollow cavity, usually carrying Us contents into tin- t.ao mo rortned. The brain ami . hn owning n (.ho skull front un '.' its coverings niuy come through " accident or .following operation. A fae formation In the urinary blad der may form a klul of hernlu. Again an of rJioot of an fntcstinn or a blood vessel nuiy form u her f nla of these parts, . However, th ' abdominal cavity In the larger of the hollow cavltleti of the body : ami Is the. site or moHt hernlus. v The commoner , rupture of the, abdominal cavity 'a re round la ths groJn, as Inguinal hernia, uhovel , the fold of the. groin and femo'rul icrnla , below. Ventml rupture appear between Ann nb. luminal muscles In thn center of th body. Ruptures through the navel are common, an are those coming through, old surgical scars in the. abdomen. Rupture In the grain result from a weakness in a small area In- The Business Man i My car is vital to the conduct of my business. And I've ; learned that one way to 'assure myself of day in and day out ! cjfb dependability and with greater fuel fFh economy be jj JI sides is to install Champions For Ponto t)U- Champtn Cmt other baa Fgcdt 75 Ciimmpion It lh bttr MtKxrk piua btcauttof Im doubb-Tlbbtd illlnwn Ita cor lit ftve.lcca ConMnxtlnt end it ip Champion SparJCPtugs TOLEDO. OHIO tPor your protection be sure thtU Champions you buy art In If (he original Champion cartons. JJ X STAGES LEAVE FROM La. GRANDE DEPOT For information call Main 799 Travel in our MoaVrn Chair-Car Stages! Lcnve La Grande for Wallowa Lake 9:00a.m 4:00p.n. La Grantle for Baker, Boise 12:25 p.m. La Gmndo for Baker only B:30 p,m La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. (Connection, at Pendleton for W!l Wells end ut,) Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a,.m Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Values the abdominal wall. TIiIh tendency I j weakness 1h caused by the In- Ciilnul anal which curries the card in he male and llguments in the female from Inside the iibdo l..en to the parts outside the uhdo- Men. Increased abdomlnul pres sure, m ruining efforts, heavy lift ing, or weakness at birth in these purls will often produce buldging and. finally structure! within the abdominal cavity may be forced Into these weuk spoilt In the olnio men. If a rupture Is permitted (o go untreated it Increuses in slse mm lis openlng becomes dilated. It is a i vl''w"- M1M Mhlborn of New York, very easy matter then Tor a H-g- Hobby ('mfckshaiite of the ivo meiit of . bowel to All p Into the sac. r ' m rlh. Willie f)gg of Worces The presence or the bowel In the ,,,r. Harry Hampton or Memphis sue. muy cause no distress, but It an,l Nell Christian of Portland, may become pinched bo. that its j (lro' ... blood circulation Is greatly inter-I The name of Waller Kageh, .the fered with. The bo we) then swell ' defending i O. A. champion, does rapldlyand a condition Known us Krungulution, or the HO-called lock ed bowel results. The patient )h seized with sharp- cramp-like pains In the- region of the .protruding lump, lie finds hlmseir unable to reduce It, OfLen the Iptup .increases In size. Vomiting occui-h and t tin patient finully pusses Into shock and may die unlesH prompt surgi cal relief 1h given. Many devices and methods ,of treatment of. rupture have- been offered, and here, as in other medical fields rpucli. barm has been done. 1 Injections of paraffin over cha point of tho opening have been practiced, and I mention this method only to condemn II. Tho wax holds the hernia for a time, but too frequently the rupture will slide under -the paraffin ball or pad und result In strangulating the throughout, the winter circuit: contents of the protruding mass. , Oolden. who defeated Karrell In Then again, paraffin injected Into te play-off for the $4;flu first thii tissues results sometimes, In 1 prln at Atlunla and Hutchinson, producing a typo of cancer which former Professional Ooirern' us Is, of course, a serious rompllca- j soclatlou. champion. Hon. I As a result of Mike Brady. Mb- Tito question of the truss should ! niaroneck, wl'hdruwlng . l-arrell. be considered. The truss Is usually l.eo Hlegel of Kennlmorc and Fred of leather construction with p. I Novak of Kt.1 Andrew were to spring urrangetnent. to hold vari- j-play off a tie they had In the quail-. Otis 'shaped pads over the point ! fylng competition to decide which! from which the hernia protrudes, becomes the Metropolitan district's II has a place 1 In thn treatment . representative, In Hiady's place, I oT hernia In Ihn very young, the I n.ru ftl.l nn.l Im I tisu uihn nnllM ' nnt Mtfiml it Hiirirlnil nnortitlnii. In Ihn vrv v (tn n r Minpn In n olmnpu Of curing the hernia up to the fourth year. Knpeclatly Is this true of navel hernia. An individual with hernia should consult; a reputable surgeon und there ol'tluln guidance. Tho opera tive proced u res for rupt lira h v been so comipletely worked out that. success' In practically al l eases Is assured. This procedure may Im carried out under local anesthetic, thus avoiding the unpleasantness of ether or other general anesthet ics. Belanger Defeats K 0. Brown, Negro I'OllTLANn. Ore., Oct. 20 (Al) t harley liidanger. Hrlt Ish t 'ol umbla light heavyweight, won a ten round duefsiou ,over K. O. Itrown, of Los An&vleH. negro, lu the mala event lien last ulght. In ti not her ten-round bout Mel Fon taine, Winnipeg-, got a verdict over (leorgC IMxon, locul middleweight. f'l'UT TO I.I.AVr SAI.IAI HA I. KM, Ore., Oct. i! (AP) Members of the static supreme courl will leave Kundity ror l'en illeton where Ihe fall Lerm of court for Knstern Oregon Is to begin Monday. The docket. Is said to be heavier than usual. lAKi:.NTS OF I I ItlV-MAItV NKW YOUK'. Mr. and Mrs. John Costello, gypsies, parents of 14 children, are to be nut rr led n git In In the municipal building. John was so impressed by the civil ceprnvony for his son that he de cided to huva one for himself. . PRO GOLF STARS PLAY AT DALLAS All of Country Will Send Champions to Nation al Tournament DAI. I. AH, Tex. (Af) Mnk lj slurs from coust (a cpusl are In l eluded among those who have qualified for thn- Professional Golfers' Associations national J championship tournament over 'thecourse of the Odar tWnt ' ouniry i 'tun near l jo lion, octoher SI to November 6. Among (hone who have mode the grade for Ouilus are ;Toiumy Ar mour of the Congressional club. Washington, Jj, . the national open chumplon; .lohtiny Karr'll of guueker ftldge, holder of half a dozen llllen; Harry Cooper of I. oh Angeles und Charles Guest uf ILot lywood, .Southern California lead ers; (JeiiH Mil rue en of Kresh Meadow, Jock iluichmson of Oh-n- not appear on this lint, sinci It wits hot necessary for him to qualify. .Those who go to Cedar t'reHt. will engave in un:f her si rolte competi tion to determine thn 3 If to enter tho first, match round. ,t lliigen. four times winner, is ex pected to receive bis si If rest com petition from Cooper. "Ilghthorse Karry", who" Was runner-up In the National Open this year, will be ut home. The local course, is fn miliar ground Tor. nooper, who formerly lived in Dallas, And In an exhibi tion mutch lust spring Cooper gave. Hugen one-of the worst beatings of bis golfing career. Among thfJ outstanding shot makers are Pnrre II. winner of elirht. tournaments last season: crulekshank, hirgest money-gettur Cougars to Play ; Orangemen Next; AITIAG H itVnrPfl rorviillls, Oct, 20 Hnlunlay Wash- liiKton Htato colleire and Oreiron l Slate meet In Krldlron combat for. tlio first time since )H. Thn Oreiton State tlraliKemen won that Iwrt lilt by the sum rnar'Kln of ont. point. H to IS. That woe Coach 1'a.iil J. Kehlsaler's flint year at Orcifon State. Since llien Wash- Ington Slate ha rustled a new I r.Al...ll 111 II... ..f Ilnl... Iln I liiKberry who Is putllinf lu his wc- I i.i. . i. , i .... ' uiiu urunvii iiii iiie unsaid, i.asi yiHvr he pulled the Cougars up lulu a lie With Ori'Kon Slate for- third ' place In the final coast conferencn aUihdlnji. Some peculiar trouble seems lo I'alerson, jm. j.. failed to arrive 111111' affect the Couifars when they play.'1 crew of mechanics was Idle, tile tlrilliirenien. Cnli II Jinx if yun stories of dissension between will, but In the 16 mccttnus be- t Mrs. Crnyson anil her pilot. VH tween thn iwo elevens since 1 0113 j mer Slults, continued to meet with when they first clashed, Oregon Stales has won 10 and tied one. No matter whnt tho odds ur ugulnst the Orange team it usually upsets dope und thn Pun gar. Not since IK'! lias Washington Htute tri umphed over (lie Orange. Haturduy's game promises tn be more than Just another stiff con ference clash, There Is the. itdiled al traction of Smiling Howard Muple und Hutch Meeltfr, tin rlvul cpiurterbucks for the Orangemen a tut ( 'outfit rs. Hot) are possibil ities for ull-coust quarter berth nt the end of tho seuson. They piny a flusliy Npeedy game, malting long runs. 1'rcu.uent uccuratn puss es und hard tackles. There Is not much in the wuy of compurntlve scores to Judge the relative strengths of the two teams. Washington Stuto has won from Monianu, which means nothing, and I ost t o Wash I ngt op . O ngo n Stale h as d rap pe d t vo gum es t o California teams. If anything the Co u Kiirs hnve the mure. Veteran lineup, Kueit team is st long In the uerlul offense. Hammer Blows May Cause Woman to Die I .OH AVOKI.KH, Oct. Xtl (AIM Mrs. Mudeltno I'reece, 30, with her skull fractured with blows from u hammer. v.at found In u critleitl condition early today by police who answered a. summons by neigh bor. When tho officers entered her upurlMicnt, near the downtown district, Mrs. Tiece luy unconsci ous on thn floor with the blood stuttH d hiiuuv r near Iter. She was rushed to u hosplla.) where exam inatlon revealed a fraelnrv n wus coiiNldeivd iloubtful that she would regain consclousinss, A few delirious murmurs, In cluding 'he hit iiip; he us wrong but he hit me" was all Investiga tors had to work on. The apart ment, neighbors who summoned pol lci hett rd a bit t e r uurrel, sounds or a struggle and a Ham ming door. HAS THIPLITS NKW KOHi;U,K. N. V Iga tins rallies was In court for run ning his car past a stop signal. "I have three good etc uses, " b told thn Judge, The etc uses wer triplets. ' Thry had just arrtvvd At a hospital and h ws on bm way to thnu. Hentenc was suspended. Hikes 3000 Miles iff -. fii tmw ! 3 1 '?W rilchtS acrnwu. Dim nn.,M getting common-, hut here "in at Zm.:,7.:a glrI wft0 wHed ihtipnvC Tiff ATM ,lum i-uti)aiKu- tf im Angolea. In nno state (musil tell It?, ,hu lost Ave !, 0, ! sboea-Jn tho mud. Her immo li iily Alaloney. Her parentn ac companied her on the hike. Express Doubt That 'The Dawn' Will Make Trip OLD OltcHA.lt M. Me.. Oct. 26 (A I) Clouds of doubt were plulniy visible today on the liorl- ! '.on of Mrs. Frances Wilson CJrtiy- son's proji-cted fllBlit to Copen j hugen ns details of a "mutiny" lie I came known ami us delay In de livery of a new engine forced post ponement of a fourth get-nwuy. I Contrary winds, overloaded gas "ve prevented fllghis alt 111"'" starts ami the possibility of delay. i tmtU sprlliK was udultled today. , Mrs. Ui aynou conclilueil .1ilite,l; hvoilld hi Impossible for the ( "lawn", her blir .iiiiplilhlan mono P1"-". 10 '" l'" In .condition he- fore Saturday. Hut ven that will ,,p recKonlnif wilhoiit weal her which has played a lare purl In Pa-Ht delays. llecords show, she sahl, that October normally has only ' from four to elKhl duys when traiis-At, tillltlC fivlllir iH DAHSlllh. nilll 111. reudy there have been ul least five aiiil. iiltli IliA tlmi.1 ulill " .u..n . i ...ij . enlrenrhed on the silver crescent, at sa"d thai is Old Orchard beach, A Wright motor which was to have reached here yesterday from 'uee of reports t hut StultK took slleiu'e from both principals in tin over comma iu of the plauft lust. Sunday and had l urncd its nosi west.wurd long be fore engine (rouble developed. Win. Vomi cent 1 will tell vimi what I want to tb. I want lii get the tannerM' attcn llm for jn4 alMmt ilut mimi(c. There are scvcrnl nt Oio fnnn-rs tlwU bnvc Ihmii In Iumv lately talk ing alMmt ' sheep Htucl.s ami hog fiiHng mhl M'M'iai itf litem wain in bullil .Mtmc big hsig I'hh-kcn Ihhim's mi ibcy can keep tlieli tur lics wm-m lu the whiter time In ortlcr Hint lltelr tlui ks will In cg Now, bsky liens wi liatu aiininu lated ipibc a lot or bevel Mdlng Uuii wv ait' giihig tu turn loose at. rluMii ns illrt utul (Hi kiNw when w say cbt np It mcaiL Mnnetblng. It Jnxi iucajis this yisi mill Mvc inrt. miI ft small w tntit. but a ry big lMkr vnt. ct lu Umeb with hh a quick at pwdble. c luue other InuksIiih tliai will nl niwt saro imi. We iiaw wmll POht, JhiM-rtl oil, bcfcdes Itiival CKial and turiH'iHInc, , it Hun thus dlMtivenMl Ameriii Clainlo i Vrnil U-vtwtM the tT&cfet way of ailveiiUlng. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Sen Ko Ceeb Tb Fnor Men', rTtrod' Km FVmadry. Pboaa Mela I4A No ieeiUf BulneK 1 0 VB?V 1 C,,.!,., 1 iliCKhlMYK 1' 1 1. H.VU I I The Nittiomd Kroinicasting com I puny jH'ogrum for Thursday nlgut irom to I will be a progrnm of ! Stii ic music. j KCIO -Onklurnl (;iS4.4iu-78ikc) , 1 1 tu 7, dinner concert: 7, utility; js to ft, K(iO pluyers iroKum: lu! i (j II. dunce orchHstro I Kl- I l.os Angeles' MfiK.fim-fHH- j 'kc) 1, I'ollege program: ' H, ilnimu; , !n, modern (-lus:enl iiifTsic. j I KX I'ortlnnd ( riii.inn-1 I'M). h:c (i::m. utility; 7 to h, concert' trio; X tu '., farm program; !t to lo, j si iidio in (jgnim: 1" to diiiieb ' IliniHir. Kl't) Hun Francisco iii'iAiw- 7 t"!:e C ::!'', organ recital; 7 to 7::iu, stuiliov irogrum;'M to U, Chick- i erhig hour; III to II, dunce ore lies- j tru. " ( KI'MtC Pan FmnclHCO (454. 3m-' (ii;iH(c) (1:30, sports talk; 7, pro-" gruni;. 8 to !i, trio; !i to 10, sludlo' progriim; Ml lu 1-,. dunce orclies- ' tru. KI-'OA Seattle- (447.rim-fi7ukc) 0:31, concert oreheatm; 7:3U, pro-j giuin; H lo H, orchestra. KtlWPortland 4'J I iu-(I MUic) f. i lo 7, dinner concert; 7, orchestra; 7:3o concerl ; H to !, orchestra. j KDMO Heultle CWUm-ilNukc) ; (i;4rt, Kngllsh lesson; 7, program; X, chamber of commerce talk; Hi id I ii ::o, piano recital: 1 n::to, newti; II to li. orchestra; 1 to 1 L'St'i, solos. I K.IK Seattle ( 348.6m-80Okc) fi. utililv: 6:30. junior hour; 7 lo, !i. Ktndlo program; i to Hr orchestra: lo 12, ilunce music. UJ M kJ sarm.M mm PUZZLING TO AUTHORITIES . KI-OKNH. On-.. Ool. 20 (AP) i Wliirft yi'stcnluy thn myitti'ry wub I t(inrerni'0 with the wlu-rfabouta of ,.ltarl rirrre, 1 :l-yi'ur-olil Kugnni Iioy. lost In: tlip mnntuin near Hwljwltoiiw' UiMt ThurBiluy, this' mornlne they concern tin- manner j In w hich he met hiB ileuth. i The holy of tlip hoy wa founil i nt o'clock yentenlay ufter- I noon Just 200 yurila from tho place lie voh said to have been left on ( a deer Kland with Howard Kaw h ltth and Ilert Alphln, lioth of Al huny. I A Wound on the Inside of tho, rlKht thlBh whs npiiurently the cause of the hoy's death. How- lm couhl have Inflicted this wound I himself Is the puzzle which IVputy I f'oroner Clarence Simon, sheriff l-Ynnk Taylor ami Chief Deputy I Mherirr lr:ink ItnirerH are Invesll- I ,.H ln,l:IV i .,.n,iK n autopsy which will rohB,lly tl,,,i 4o,lay, officers , iur inukinlf no ImplicatlollH as to i whether the wouinl was Inflicted by young I'lerec or came from j some other sun. 1 I His rifle, found a few feet in front of his body, had been fired, bul officers could not explain how II was that, the Kim was In front of him and how, except by a most extraordinary accident, Karl could have shot himself. . ... ....... uwjmfwmmm- MiijMaBSJIiSanMMMaMiei" " IL , " f ' f '"(Uiitft lly g" 'inn' K,.ll'""f & A n In compar able Radio Value A NEW LOW PRICE ON Atwater This famous model was the greatest selling set in the United States last season. 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