La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1928, Image 4

Saturday. June 23, 1028
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
( Incorporate!) .
An Imli'iK'inliiil New-simper . ' -
r'TtANK H. AI'I'I.KIIY l-Mllm-'nilrt 1ulillHhr
IIAHVKV l' MATTIIKWS Business Mnnimcr
l'lllillrilif.l cvcnlini. except Snnilny. "I Hill Aillims Avenue.
Im (Ininiln, Oreitun, The Observer-War pulilisheil vry I'rlilny.
Hnlereil nt tlio I'liMnffli-e ut l.a IJrnnilc, tii-emm, us Hecnnil
flnnn Mull Mutter lliuler ml nf .March 2, 1H7II.
(Ir'r'H'IAI. I'AI'IOH OP IWION I'nl'NTV AM) TIIM
CITV H-' l.A (.IHANIIU
mi:.miii:h ahhmmati-:i piiksh
Th Aaorluleil I'lees Ik exclusively cntllleil til 1 1 no for u lillrn
lion nf nil Hewn illmmli'lii'B crclllc.l to it or nut iilhcrwls creillleil
If puhllshcil herein, AH rllilitB of republican f spccliil ills-
puti'lies III tills paper, noil nlmi lln! Infill ncna herein nlsn urn
rsrvil.
Hl'llwmi'TION HATKH
II)- tun-lcr
Pally, per ntnnili In nitvuiiee ?Rn
ittll,v, six months In nilvnnee H.fitl
liallv, slnul I'ony - o
llj- Mull
Dally, per month In nuvnner t.... -. fioo
rtally, per six mnnthx In ailvuhra .... - ... $2.60
Dully. per yur In nilvanee ... Ili.uo
Wklv' llhwrvr-.stnr. per year 2.tl0
AIVKHTIWNl ItATKM
Display, fnrelRn, per rottinin Im-h 2n
Display, Inenl. per column Inch 4110
Tim rniitrnet prices mi uiipllcnllim.
liver und a I ho kldneya hiu been
hi ken, provided romptlcnthina have
nut at In, A demWne in health,
however, him occurred when the
tiuiiitiliv nf potent mnipiiiil In
He ted him been irretitly reduced.
Thiia, It In nthhualxcd ihui treat
ment mum be continued Indefinite
ly lu prevent relapae. The evidence
Ik t hut If thin treatment Ih properly
funieil out tha patient will con
Ittnue Indefinitely In tttttiKfuctury
'health no far nm pornlclniiM nuemlu
llM concerned. The luit-ntat level at
which the red tilood relU have re
intiliu'd la far above the level that
Iiuk tiHtially been unnerved In
"oponlaneoim remlrtHlmia" or thoe
enhanced by IntnVunluim (if bbmd
or tithrr tncnmtreH,
However, the ultimate effect of
liver therapy for pernicious anemln
imn-t be determined In the future.
The patient ntimrid take, besldea n
proper timutmt of the specific prln-
icljile if liver, an uilequnle wi-ll-hal-
naced diet, preferably one rli-h In
uceeii veRetableii, fruit, and red
j meal. other treatment r this
llxeaNe i huokiumu,v.
Cities, In One YeaiyDouble Their
Funds For Recreation Purposes
AiioiImt Irafrio nultuncn In th
'llrr who lrlti fHjtht mill mi
Imur whtln irjrlHK ( fQ Rlrl off
ill hlcnnlkM. Why ilm m prra
riiiulim MIiih chhm rtmnil ninciity.
rin cciil ritnnlloM o' uIihI'm In
it? - . .
NKW yplt K (AD An expendi
ture or $3,1 it 1.703 for municipal
recrea tlon tn 1W27. aa cont mat ed
ullh $ln,iTa,oao In 1926 and
StT.thio fuur yearn before, la re
veared tn the annual year book of
recreation Ntatudlca for the I'nttttd
Htutea und 1'unnda pubtlahrd by the
riuytrVound and Itecreatlun Aaao
rlutlon of America,
Nearly half the JP27 outlay wfta
for the purchane of lund, hulldlliffs
and permanent equipment.
Ilond iwiiiea for recreation from
'.r:t to 1H21, Inclufllve, totaled $4T-liiii.c-IS,
Includlnir tli.VGu.snO laat
year. The numlier of rltlea report
Intf recreational .facilities under
leudei-Hhlp rctHe from 605 In 1 92
to hlf in Of the latter num
ber, SJt. havH year round Kiipervl
nion of recreation. ' ,
Ihmettnll on piitdlc diamonds la
falling behind the, pare of growth
of some other aports. From' 1924
to 1127 the number, of baseball
playera doubled, but that of play
ground ball players tripled, while
baaketbatl ahnwed nearly four
times aa many playera. Juat year
IM'.MM enrolled in playground bull
aa agalnfit :!y,2!' In baaeball. The
number of teams In the aix most
popular municipal sports hint year
were aa follows: playground ball.
16,129; baseball, H.iWU; ba.ike4ball,
U.052; volley ball, 6 . 1 7 1 : horae
alioes, 4,'JUi, and nocrer, S,43.
Of more than 25 million spec
tator at municipal aports 15 mil
lion attended baseball games.
Tennis courts livcreused by 723
and swimming Spools bV 1 over
tha 192C tot a Ik. Knthuslasm for
golf hit the municipal pockethook
to the extent of C9 new cournes
lunt year, 1
fhlldren'a playgrounds and base-
SPECIAL 3-DAY SHOE SALE!
Light colors patent leathers .
Cuban and Spanish heels .
ONE-THIRD OFF.
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years
ball iliumamlH, however, are not In-cr.-oBlni;
rnplilly piioukIi to tnke
rare nf tlie.i'llUJ population, PC
eonllni? lo tlio l'luj'Krouinl und Hee
rcutloit niwoPlntion, No city hn
enouKh pluysronniifi. anil the lurk
or huHi'lmll iliiinioniU la Illumed In
purl at liust fur the relativity slow
Kiowlh of lmHehull aa eonipareil
with some of the other aport. The
Insufficient nuniher of pluynrounls
helps to account for the Increaalnc
death toll of children at play In
city streets, aiiya IIih association.
Model nlrcruft construction and
HylnB. a hew nctlvlly on pulillc
piuyBi'Ounds, wan reported last year
by 1.18 comniunlties.
A cow In Inillft caused a.riRht In
which eight people were killed.
Probably not a contented cow.
Hard of Hearing
Can Keep Voices
Normal, Is Claim
Our only objection to beinp; unofficial "taster" in n bak
ing contest is the effect it has on one's round-about dimen
sions. And it's no job for nnyone with nn uncontrolled ap
petite. f '. '
Old Oregon Trail towns must do sumethinir to counteract
the unjust pitipapuula jassed out at Arlington and Ontario
by John Day highway enthusiasts. We do not expect tto;
want all the tourist traffic but the present information is
Very unfair to visitors. Some of them may have planned
yery definitely on a visit to Eastern Orepm, Wallowa lake,
niid other points. Now they may feel the privilege denied
liecuuso of "00 miles of Iwid road" rumor. Mnylie the story
Will have n different angle when oilinp; starts one of these
(seasons on the John Day.
, Senator lleflin of Alabama says he has 300 invitations on
hand to speak in various parts of the country, for which serv
ices ho would collect honorariums fqrRreimtinp; $70,000. That
1 interesting as showing the popular demand for such ora
tory as Mr. lleflin is accustomed to displaying on the floor
of the senate.. It would be easy money, Inasmuch ns speech-
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tlculariy the action of the AdunVs1
apple, will help deafened persons ) J
lo keep their voices normal, lr. j
Klmer 1 Kenyon of Ruth Medically
College, t'hlcairo. said tn a Paper t
prepared for presentation before j
the American Federation of Or-
gunlKatlons for the Hard of Hear
in it. 1
The voire. Pr, Kenyon asserted,
stands ns ''unmistakable evidence I
of the kind of mind and character
that la trying to fight Itself out of I
concealment Into the open."
"My thought la to arouse the
teachers of the deafened and the
deaf,' he continued, "to realise
that, a new era of possibility In the!
development of the voices of the
deafened la at hand. To the deaf
ened themselves X would offer the
cheering outlook that a new light
mi nilUii teiiKC IirUIMIIHIlir IO Mill VA
them to produce their voice so I J
close to normal that their vocal ,
handicap need not he nearly so ; A
evident to the hearing and there- i J
j fore not nearly so great nn econ
omlc handicap ns formerly Is cef-l.
Italnly dawning. , J
"Jt Is now understood that the V
source of tension In tense voices 1 4
,ltea primarily tn the consciously 1
, controlled muscles of themoiyh.
mom particularly the tongue. Ten-
IWRvflio; hHttPYasiost tliinjf HliTTSor'fienntor dors. And If arise also from insufficiency of in-j V
highly pitched and highly
',-. ,,k ,1,1' i, wi suiinu laninK I
from undiT. bear.ilown on the oral
mei'hanlKm which they can con-
sciutinly feel and control nnd thus f
hlKh
."delicious success. We are extremely grateful for the many lp"' , .
.. . 1 .1 1 ' 'on observation lina ' nhown I
fine compliments, for the interest and the very general ap- Conclusively thnt the Adam's apple, v
piwiation. We are indebted, ttv the business firms who fur-i,,1,!n, K "" .f "", '''y'01' "'-'v
... , . , , . ,. jt'lna-'. mows typically for the nor-1 !
nished products, prizes, and equipment for helping making mat voice, n,i iyii,-iiy. in another,
the school a success. Without their help it would be im-i'n"?nrr.fr ,h' hlBh pitched ten. '
... 1 , , , oire. When the vocal coila are . J.
ossible for any one institution to stage such a school. actinic normally, the .viam-s apple
j pinys easily up nnn down: when
Institute , mM actlnit normally It holds Itself
two yenw ago and won a host of friends and admirers among ;, r,,,,iK position. The ob..erv- !
a Grande housewives. This year with the cooking school."0" of ''a''s apple, there-
... . ? soiof inr ueaienea pupu t
apCalVd IKMOIX' greaterina to whether the vocal cords are
nciinr so a to produee a normal' jL
volce."
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would give him ampler opportunity to spread his religious in-l' J" n" "
lolerance mm otner principles, ine surprising xning is xnav
this country would pay so much to hear so little.
Very
tiMiae voices are prone lo be like
Siamese twins. The deafened. '
TI1K COOKING SCHOOL
The Oltserver's Cooking School the last four days was a' are born tension and Its twin.
Mrs, McLean participated in The Olverver's
her fame had not diminished. She
crowds than two years ago and the crowds grew each day of
the school. The school attendance was one of the largest
of any held in the state outside of Portland. That, in itself,
is a distinct tribute Uith to her ability and to her charm of
personality on the stage. The Observer is glad that it was' thkatmkxt h pkhmciovk
aMo to bring Mrs. Mclean to La Grande again to give such! ,;cnwx u', M
an cxccncm program. iumuu. .m..
HEALTH
i rerniclous anemia Is a disease
Tlie baking contest was a pwpor and inteitinjr climax iho,'torore ecognued as one that
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nv puiw). ..'v an nuuuu ntu in itva uuv nil in uit'in a f..i,i rtn.. 1. 1. ... ...
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won a givnt deal of admiration
tempting) display of food. An adequate
retjume a mas'
If it need Ih
dent that we can ounlifv
To a meiv man. it's remarkable that any group of three
feminine judges could make a first-second-thii1 division with
such keen competition. We know that the women of the en
tiro I.a Grande torritoiy have no reason to be bashful about
tneir WiKing aiv.uty. The judges volunteered the infomia-
lt Was a iHVIUtiflll (and verv K,,nf""- l'h 'be many other s,.ns L
..-f aiieml.' that may occur In man. i
description WOUld! in ti-Kitmel.t of whh-h is usually'
ter, if the description were to W put on paper, r'"""' ' prniein
t -v .. ....... 1 nun ,vn, ..lirilltil IS HOI 1
shown only in facial expression, we are confi- jniui and yi is nt n.r. M.uk- ;J
tion in deciding practically all winners that the entrv in !""'"'' ,B
features. Th dicesto e nrcan and i
vplnnl cor.1 ar nls,i nffrrie,!. !
Th experiences that ha hn
Rained hy lr. W illiam 1 Murphy j J
m,,u i-,iiiiiRim cy nin-1
ers indicate thai th daily fredinn j
of adf.iu.it amount of prpard
mammalian liver or kidney, or but J
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few grains f ;
potent extract ,ef
jj ii'w, m a specinc manner to
question was "tvifec- in its class." We aren't quite sure in'TtV'a,;':
what that means in kikinir parlance but we m fulK- e,. ':im nh this dia. promptly
: iand nktncly. th health of .
aTO;ir.ii;if aiirl tjiste .,i,.nr n .. .v..
that bunch of piiso-w:r.ning c;ikes and ive-s hart th MM,y ;eas. lnl-Mtllona hy lr. K.ln
means in hiking ir1ance but
"inccil of one thing; When it comes to
cheated ',
Try-
W. K. GILBERT CO.
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Find Good Cooking Easier
With Electric
Ranges
Oohn and ourselves coiwernlnj;
Mhe iKitnre of th ac;ie prtwiple
m liver ted to the it of an effev--
Hsse liver ;mct. Ahsenc of im
'prwvement In two wveVa m.UM it
rxir-nordmarity prohAbl that the
pAttent has not pernlctous anemia) t
ir el thAt an inadequate amount
f pnent material has been fnn.j
The red hloc-d corpuv.es. of:en J
rt-duoed to l.a million per cubic iV
millimeter nt htoc4. ha.- increased
rretu this Kw 1 ith refuUrl
to more than 4 million, or ap
.rvmva.!y normsl numbers in
lvHt s-n rtkv Th untiiw
.ii.Ie ?mpiom tMrrr vctt for
;hove dvte to er damag ti th
M'iMl CxTd.
The tmjkrxivm!!! it sudd, and
nsrke4 t4 atmost a I a be in
, tth.n a fev da;cs after the treat-
Urtent t un. Th ttiiMv-i'rtBt
Convincing Results
of This Week
Over 300 women in the La
Grande territory saw the con
venience, the dependability of
the Westing'h ou se Electric
Range used by Mrs. McLean at
the last day of The Observer's
Cooking- School yesterday.
Each day they have seen
tempting menus prepared and
served delicious ' foods cakes
and rolls meats and vegetables.
All with minimum effort on the
part of Mrs. McLean. How pleas
ant it is for a good cook to use
such ideal cooking equipment as
a Westinghouse!
The impressive thing about a
Westinghouse Range is that
anyone can get the same results
demonstrated by Mrs. McLean
this week. You do not have to
be an expert cook, or even a good
cook. The Westinghouse is
standardized, .perfectly tested.
Fallow the recipe set the oven
at the specified Temperature
let the automatic clock watch
while you do other things and
your success is certain.
You can have just such . an
ideal electric range as Mrs. Mc
Lean used. Only a small down
payment a liberal allowance on
your old range moderate pay
ments. Let us give you com
plete details.
You can forget your roast
with the automatic
"FLAVOR ZONE" OVCKl
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lrfestingboiLS8
thi OM t kamci wrra m
AlTTVaUTIC rUVM IONS OVIM
No need to manually labor and fuss
for hours over a roast or oven dinner
any more.
The Westinghouse FLAV0R ZONE
oven browns and cooks automatically
without the least attention.
Just put your dinner roast and
vegetables in the oven, make two
simple adjustments, and then forget
it. Don't go near the oven don't
touch the roast until dinner time.
No ether range, either fuel or elec
tric, can perform first the browning
and then the cooking operation un
der full automatic control. No other
range can give you such complete
freedom from the kitchen.
Come in and let us demonstrate
this new and better cookery. No
obligation.
Our Special June Offer Makes It Easy to Have a
Westinghouse Electric Range Ask Any of Our
Employes.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co,
"Cooky Electricity the Modern Way"
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Iook Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
gained in rtft trvtrnlition. long
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aa a rtv?-r jt rnnt new iwttsv ' 4
.tt Itl Ul .r iiil .kt :kJ enSlAlMsl ijk .a.',
vis cniiu-d. rvr "he ratnt re-