La Grande evening observer., October 29, 1928, Image 4

Monday,. Pi-toW 20, 1028.
Tape Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Ha(5rane &cnmq QDbserte PBEBBSnWl
An lii(l''Mmli'nr Nwqwrwr
FRANK B. AI'PLKH V Editor and Publisher
HARVEY K. MATTIJKWH llUHjnPHfl .Munfiiwr
Published evening, rxcept Sunday, fit 141 Admit Avenue,
(a (Immte, Oi-t'Kon, The On rvt r-HiHr published uwiy J'nday.
Entered tit the PoHtuffice ai l,n tirande, OrPKun, hh Kcond
Claim Aim) .Matier under act of Murrh li, 1871.
OKK1CIAL. PAI'KK OK LN'lON COUNTY" ANi) TJlfcJ
(M T Y OK LA ORANDW
MK.MiJIIt AS(H'IATKIJ PftKSH
The AHKOcltitfd Pri-sw U fxeluslvely entitled to uho fur puhlira
tlon of all ntH'M dUpHUhca credited to It or not mhervvlHo credited
If puullwhfd herein. All nghtH of republication of Hpeeial ilm
putclti'H In thiu pnptr, and uIpo the -local iiuwh herhi mIho utu
rcMcrvfd.
bUiiriCKIPTlON HA'l'Ka
I'.y turner
Dully, pi month In advance
Dally, nix inotiihH In advunce
Dully, sliiKle copy
11 .Mall
Daily, per month In advance .........
Dally, per six niuiithit In advance
Dally, per year in advance
Weekly Obawrver-Htar, Pr ynar
... 7 5c
6o
... 6c
$2.50
$&. 00
$2.00
AUVKKTIHINO ItATUS
DlHplay, foreign, er column Inch -
DlHplay, local, pr column Jin-h,
lime contract prieea on application.
4 2c
4 no
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' CAl'SK KOIl TMANKSm V'J.N'tj I'or my thuiihi are not
your ihoiiKliiK, neither nre. your way my ways, aith tin? laird.
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Work Started On
Bridge Over The
Minant Near Cove
"Hon't J( (HiK fuimv t' mh him
i--aty woi kin ?" said Toll Kink ley
I day, w lien Jm Klic unit a I on
rurrj in' a p. tilth a I banner. A
riila (own In DIM' ll4'll' 111' -l.
stable Mil make both ends iml
(u S 10 n numih.
IIKALTII
On Nov. (!, if Chicago behaves, the world will see Uio in
spiiiiijr Hportacle of 1I),(II)0,(I00 adult citizens chiiiitfintf tli.'ir
liileis without any .sliootinjr.
Tlirre arc eifflit mcasurci on the .stale liallol thin (iinc,
i-iul it looks very imuh like all of them would he hadly de
feated. The two Dunne hills and four water and fish hills
arc almost totally lucking in support. The income tax has
Leon heaten so many times and now fails completely in aid
jijr the existiiiff financial deficit. It will lose as usual. The
proposed constitutional amendment will receive similar trent
i.icnt. It's a "NO" election from top to holtom and inteiest
in the outcome on the state measures is Ihercfoie decreas
ing each day.
A local memhor of the stale federation of lahor j;ives us
'tic recommendations of Unit hod.v on the various measures
to appear on the Noviinher election liallol. It's particularly
!;TatifyinK to note that they urge labor to vote against the
lo Dunne bills anil against the four water and fish bills.
Kclerring to the Dunne bills, the state federation says they
"would mean disaster for our state highways The
slate federation considers the two measures unsound." And
(iisrussing the water and fish bills, which would close four
real Oregon rivers to all usage except fishing, the federa
tion says, "The prugiess of the labor movement, bein whol
ly dependent upon the progress and development of agi-icul-tuie
and industry, compels us to oppose these measures."
. A CllANliKS IN OFFICIALS COST MONF.Y
The gieatest expense with which a business must con
tend is that of labor turn-over. The cost id' "breaking in"
new employe, the cost of training a new executive for a
new job, the cost of at(uainling a clerk or a salesman or a
bookkeeper with the details and reiiuiremenls of an un
familiar position that cost is extremely important in every
business.
It is eipiaHy important, in public business. hen a city
) county changes lis ollieials, discards old and experience!
officials and puts in new and inexperienced officials, the gov
erning efficiency is immediately reduced and expenses mount
up. There are some exceptions and some circumstances un
der, which a change can ultimately be for the belter. Kut the
od official is, generally speaking, belter able to give good
and efficient government.
We have specific examples in this election in the county
offices. Kenneth Mcl'oi inick as county clerk, Florence Da
con as county Irearurer. David Proctor as county assessor-
iniagine uie amount i.t time and ellorl thai would be wash
m learning the duties ami responsibilities of those oll'ici
oy any new poison in these jobs! And the same thing .1
1 lies to dozens of other elective jobs. If the 'incumbents are:
honest, capable, energetic in the discharge of their duties. 1
;s these ace, it i.-, not only good politics, but good luisine.-. .
to return tln-m to office. Changes beget waste. We should
be sure we change for the belter before we change at ail.
STVI.i: AND ECONOMICS
A group of mine wmkers in Pennsylvania, doubtless'
moved by a spirit of philanthropy toward industiy in gencial,'
I. ave dealt a r.tioke for the hat inakeis. They adopted a n-..-lutie.n
condemning the present vogue I'or going hat less, and
II. ging cverybod; . eung and old, to Mart wearing headgear
igain as (hey used to. The bareheaded fad. they said, had'
thrown thousand", of hatmakers out of woik.
A member Ihvi cupon. offered another lesnhition, calling,
upon women to mar skills as they used to, in older to pio
vido wink for idle 1 inplo.es of the textile industry. Put the!
effort failed. It was attempting the supeiluu.ian.
Here is lerogni'lon of one of the rlin I of modern ,-..
l.ouiic evils- the havoc wrought by fashion's uliim. 1:1 ';;ee;
iiidustl ics. The must disasti oils ease of this kind is, 110 doubt .
the blow deall the cotton industiy by the cuitaihueul of
.omen's clothing and the use of silk and i.iyon .-,o elen..jvelv
n feminine appaiel. Sartorial styles are alwa tin- M.itu .
0110 in some way or oilier, rendering useles, l.u ge ijiisntilie,
o,' nianufaetiiied goods, producing radical change.- in the de
mand for raw maleiials and labor, ami making ii neer--sii
io install new machinery and methods. Slle.. A hum!..,,
. lid other lliin;:?. are also vaiiable and wasteful.
.Mankind, particularly womankind, refuses to be ,.;. ..j;,
r efficient, insisting on being ailistic and lempeiann aii. I
in matter what the cost. And disastrous as t;,e eho-i,
.'Oiuetimes are econoniiciilly, on the whole peihaps it is ju. tl
us well. We could dicss all alike, and always the same, er.
icwawiucu!!;.-, but vthol fun would Uicic be in it?
I'liisr ami to Tin: i.v.n 111:11
.HUM TATIII.VS
llv It. ('. Welili. M II.. Chler Sllr
i;eni. la-eut .Nfirlliei'ii Itjiilvvny
j .Mlnejipol s, .Mlllilv-Mini
Wli.'H tin- Hist look
i'li;oi;i' ol' tin1 tMir-Ociil work oir
lie- eoia rt y In .MiiwiwipoliH xix
i'ciil'N ntin he witu Kri-.-itly IniprettMea
ly lln- riau;o kaSly i-Olcl.-nl lii.'in-ih-i-
in which ImiriihiNftH were ap
plicil hy tin- ijolrc.'nl irion when an
10 111 or Iim; hail li.-.-n run ovi-r aful
parlliilly or i ompli-ti-ly 11 in inl ateil
liy tl car wheel. An ion pilta I ion ol
an arm or lei; l.y a car u het-1 ealln
lor eiick .-mil InO'lliKcnt apiiltca
I ion 01 a tout tiiiint liy the ftt-Ht
in.'tn who coiuea lo hl.s al). Tournt
tin t. in-ononnci-il lnrn-1-kay),
incaiiK 101 Inslriinipnt Tor tho coih-pn-Nslon
o( lilooil c.v-plfi to prevent
lie- hlooil from riouin' through
lliom.
T in- loiirnliin.-l uhlcli should h-llt-ril
in I'iimh of thlH 1 ' 1 1 i-onsisot
01 a la-It or ooj':iU fUli-pentlcr, or
piece ol i-opi-. or .solin- r'llially
Hlroric liaiel nnelc hy toarfni; over
alls or oihei- clulhe.H Into ntrlw.
Thei haii'l l.s phnoil nrounil Un
arm or IhlKli ahove Hie kneo or
ell.ow ami Hie i-nil.s of the hanil nro
lle'l. "I'll i m loop ahont lln- arm or
rhi'h is thin loa.le tn;,i .-noueh
l-t Moi the How 01 hlooil I iv plac
in a piece ot woml llironeh tile
looji ami 1 i 11 It an liKlilly'im
is necessary. Il you can rpnn til
ler u h. re Ho- arlery lies you may
Pla-e a pal lilnhr I he tollrtliilel
-it (lii.s I'olut lo make more .lire
pi . ssin . line snoulil I
liy Mr. T. It. Conkllii
( I Ihyervei- I 'orreiponli'llt )
COX V., Ore., (Hiipuiul) -- .Mrs.
Arlie Orion, who him la-en viKitlio;
tier limit. Mm. llor:l Toluiii ami
fninlly in I'l-mlleton. letinneii to
In-r lioine l-rlilay.
-Mr. ami Mm. Kitiej.l (toll mel
ilauehtci-H. Itola-rla Kin fiert rinh-,
nro lenvlni; hy niolor for Callfor-
I lll.l. lletWeek. 1'hcy l-Xpi-ct (O
I t-'penil tho w-lno.r there. .Mr. ;tml
t Nlr.s. It. I-'. Ili-li nro iiccotnpanjMnff
I lie in.
A harvest festival Is to lie lven
liy the l.aillen Ahl (if the M. I:,
church next j-'rhlay e'eninc, Nov,
In lln- Mai c.'ilii-i- Hall. A pn.-'
eram which incluiIcK a short play
and music Ih lilalllieil, to ho follow
ed hy refreshini-nlH. Kvciyono Is
Invitnl to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haw In s ami
small dlolKhtor, of I'endleton. are
visiting at the honip of Mrs.
llawk'H parontH. Mr. find Mrs. II.
I'. Hell thin week.
The divisions of the Methodist
l.ndies Aid met at tho various
hoimn for work on the c.iniiiiK
hnziillr. Wednesday. The meetine.s
took the form of all day affairs
with potluclt dinner and a (treat
deal of work was accomplished.
The, first evenlni; party to he
Klven hy tho I'un and Joy cliih
I I'or this yeason. wiih enjoyed at the
Home or jiih. I.ynn Chadwick. Sal
lirrtay pveuini; with the liushands
of the fluh UlcmlicrK UK KUests. The
party wan In the form of a hallo.
wcVii affair and the house was
very Kiiilahly dec. .mod with au
tumn leaves, jack-o-hinterns and
rinntliiL' Witt-hen on their hi-oom
slk-k Meeds. Six tables of hrldKc
were ill play dirliiK the evenlm,-. '
hiph score for the men helni,- math- .
hy William Hallmark and hiL-h :
score for ladies hy Mrs. Kudelle
IliJihcrl. To Miss ll.-sa.. Kelly and
l.ouln Immz fell the con.'aiial Ion
prizes. Delicious rcfri'shinciiis
were served hy the i-mninittcc in.
chare,, at the close of tin- iraine.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. ,
l-'innk Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Charles'
lllhla-rt, Mr. and Mis. Tllos. It.
Conklln. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hefty. I
Mr. mid Mrs. Alvln Orton. Mr. and
Mrs. Willinill Hallmark. Mr ,. .,.1 I
Mrs. Stewart l-'rench. Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Iloval '"
i lrll
West for Hoover
'BIHWWii
0- ' 4 ; fit !
Victory on the Pacific Coast for
Herbert Hoover ii forecast by Sen
r.tor Charles L. McNary. of Oregon.
A survey of th- Far Western Gtates
has convinced him, he said, that I
Oregon, Vashinton, Cahfornia and 1
Idah9 will to overwhelmingly for j
liosver.
ulntT at th h'mio or (ln'lf tti
I tr r. n ' r I 'a sa tJ :n a .
Mr. and Mrs. l-'nink Mill' i' nrc
Iravilitf lhln ok fnr a lmrl vncu
tlon In I'ortland. -Mr. unA Mtm. Al
vln Urion will lake cliarKo uf
thlntn during thlr aliKi ntc.
Work han huun on tin voui ruc
tion of H hrldtrc ucioh,- lln1 Hin
Mltmm twmy iiiHib up th" rlvrr
from Minani town. Koifli .fi-(nl.
fore't runu' r. for this district has
-harK- f the work. -Mr. Mc oi
f iirnlf-hod four inrn. while the uiIht
clKbt am M'-nl out from Uio Kliiin
dlMrh t. . Tlm-nrw brldifi' .will -of
Rrpiit lrn fit to thr cattle nt'-n.
for whosf hocrlt It 1s b'intr Imilt.
Rohrt rnn'h ind K. 1-um.smi
ht huwy rldlnsj Um Miicnn coun
try rotlerttnc cutU'-. iv.t two
hundred hav- Im-n hrouirht out hy
lhc' inn, w Iiich Is about- oi
half lliplr iiiihiIht.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 'IVd MVi'l..in h;td
for thoir Sundiy dlnn r cm-six, hi
inoilit-r Mm, Alio' Mrrii.in, and
Mr. and Mr, l.iv McCluin.
Karh of tin throe owr eradi-s
at rhool In iilannlnK snri:it tial
loweVn attlvltirs for Wednesday
afirrnoon.
jtn S.-lfors, I'uinn county cow
tontr paid his monthly vinil lo
rovo Sundiiy. He stay "I at the J.
i; M 111.1 home
Kayser Slipper Heel Hose No. 88X
Fashionable Fall Shades,
?1.G5 ,
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Claude's Leading Store for Over 30 Years
COLDS MAY DEVELOP
INTO PNEUMONIA
( oiiLiix.i: (;iii:i:TS ati;i:ss
Couctis from coals may lead to se
rious tim'blc. You can stop thero
now with Creomulsinii, an emuliifird
creosuie that is pleanant lo lake.
Creomulsion is a mtdical discovenp
with two-fold action; it soothes and
heals the inflamed membranes and in
hibits Rerm growth.
Of all known drugs creosote is rec
ognized hy hinli medical authorities
as one of the greatest healing agencies
for coujilis from colds and bronchial
Irritations. Ofomulsion contains, in
addition to creosote, other healing
, I -
i 'otib y, b IJi shi' Kclb-y. MeSHi s.
Frank Kf-Ucy (itiy Jtarker and
l.imin l.anlz.
M v, and M i h. J.el!e 1'ock anil
family .of Maker, .spi'iit Sunday nt
the home his parent.''. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Peck,
i f.itllf Maredl.- 4'oiily, rlanuhter
of y, i: and M rj. Uoyal 'onley Is i
tiix iidinwr the weekend at rlllard J
with lu-r Kiaii'lpareiil.s. Mr. and j
, Mrs. Itud ;ienn. I
Mrs. Thomas Hefty was hostess!
to the Fun and Joy club Saturday '
aft-i-noon. Ti-n mt'inheis were jtrcs-
ent and two irtM-stn. Mrs. J. K. Mills '
and Mrs. Philip .Stiiies. Th re o j
tables of bridge weie at p'.ay dur- ;
hit; the afternoon, hitrh .toi-
liiK to Mrs. I.ynn Chadwick, and
consolation prize went to Mrs. J. II.
Mills. Mainty refreshments were
served by t he host ops. Tho next
tneetin will be with Miss Vina. J
WASIIINdTnX, Met.
i;tht tiirrymore. the aeiress. ap- ,
poarlriK this weelt at a Washington
theater, today a luncheon uest
at tho White Hoiip.
elements which aootho and heal ili
la flam rd membranes and atop the ir
ritation, while lUo creosote gori on to
tho stomach, is absorbed into th
blood, attacks the seal of the trouble
and checks the growlb of the germs.
Creomulaion is guaranteed satisfac
tory in the treatment of coughs front
colds, bronchitis and minor forms uf
bronchial irritations, and is excellent
for building up the system after cohii
or flu. Money refunded if not re
lieved after taking according to direc
tions. Ask your druggist, (adv.)
ULSION
FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON
Try Our
NOONDAY
BLUE PLATE
Luncheons
20
30
The Tiffin
I Try
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ThejS
W. K. GILBERT CO.
First
two hoists the arteries run between
the- uo hone and U It Very diffi
cult to Mop the M.-'ilirur with a
toiirni'iuet. and for thnt reason t h
lournluuet should be place above
Hie i-lbow or above the ;m
The rirst aid man should loosen
thf lourni'iuci ror a few seconds
alter a hu If hour to permit I he
blood lo circulate through the part,
if he find that It is Koinir lo be
some time before Ihe natienl irntu
to t he Miirtreou. If no blood efcapej
the tourniquet tuny t hen be left j
loose. l)ot ii should be bft in
et i place and -;n--fully watched SM
..fuljtluM it nujy b.- iiiimedi.iiHy tlChT- i
lo only r i.;t ;t ioh'iilue( enoiu,rh T ineedimr starts. I
( shul hM the lloow uf blood and Meatli in these cases M causal'
no more. It is nidily uiiilristnod '" shock. In shock the patient fe
that frriater pr ssurc- may dania'i seen to h very pile nnd Weak nitd '
niM:-eles and jiei ve.s hei mluht I fafut. and Ihe skin beeome.s coM 1
.t.,ervise be saxed and mad" use-.ud clammy. Am I his shock uniws '
III! by I he surgeon. morn severe I liese symptoms hri- 1
TI.e person leiHlerur; (n.si ;iir . roiii' more marked and rinally tl !
must iv niln-r that while lln re is p:itie"t dies. ' !
I. lit Mile bone luioi Ihe di, mlder. Sh f-c k . somel i m
oiih-y in twu wcek.s.
Mr. an.l Mrs. John Miller will 1
le.Mhiy for a thri'e weeks!
Calilornia. They will bo j
eoiupanierl by Mr. and Mr-. .
oifie Miller who will spend tho
I
to the ( how t ln-1'f ate I U u billies
t mm t hi- ell.uu 1 1 t be v. list a lid
lii.evw.'-e in Ihe luu . r el remliy
Itiele is nlie oe ttoni the hip (O
Ihe kle. bill Itiele ale I ft boilCH
In. II. II-.- I nee in tlie ankb. Wh-re
the loin ni'i' l is applied around
Ihe upper arm or illicit the ar-t-
i y i p. esed auainst t he btipe
and i.s compressed, and Ihe Id. ed
iiiL; .stnps as iioon ns the lonrnhfuct
is tli:Jil enough. lielow the elbow,
uf In In", ti.e Knee where them are-
called enllipe
or prnsl rut Inn. is caused by less ul" .
bloo'l. low of heat and ly pain.
l.oji of blnOfl Is preelit- d by the I
lourniqiiet. I.uss of heal is pre.'
vente.l by Immedbilely w rappini '
th' iniund man in warm clothes'
and blankeln and p-Min;; him inlo
a warm place. Pain Is pi, venled by
si i'ii iirht en ini lln- maimbd limb
and carrying the man on a stret
cher or ear door and liandlin- him
as pent ly. mid ttinsr hi in t c a
Su rs?enn a 'ion as posilt.-.
DOUBLE ACTION
First In the doagh
Then In tho oven
Sa:sie Price
for over 3S years
25 ounces tor 25
Use les3 than of
high priced brands
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t'uotina motor. y
VICTORIOUS
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MILLIONS OF POUHD3 USED I I
BY OUR GOVERNMENT I j
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K' Wrl
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Crackers ;
in ti er Test and Fttlfillinq
ha Pionisc ihe NEWMaifaq
cbscu cs Is hist AniuLCisan
ONE year r.go, I nnnnunr'J the New Maytag as our latest and greatest
achievement. Noteworthy refinements and striking improvements,
including a -icv m-lhoo of so.ip and water removal, were incorporated
in the new washer. It set r.undards of convenience and washing efficiency
that had never been known before.
A year ago, the New Maytag en
joyed a prestige inherited from
Maytags of the past. Today the
New Maytag enjoys a prestige in
i'.s own right, won by demonstrated
performance. It has advanced still '
farther in its world leadership.
During the year that has passed,
hundreds of thousands of NEW
Maytags have been introduced into
as many homes, and each time sub
ject to the famous Mj.yta trird
b3is: "If it doesn't sr'.l il-,clf,
don't keep it." Rigorous, exacting
washday tests assailed the New
Maytag, and it has emerged vic
torious to a degree execeain my
highest expectations.
dc ivG-to-Oncavorite
I iinc w.is when cr.ickcrs were crackers . . . some were
round, sonic were square and some were crippled and
iHunidy cared. Today folks arc chooscv . . . even
u.ukcr styles have changed. Slenderized Tru -Bakes
ate a two to-one favorite. They In the bile . . . nip
o( clean and crumb-less . . . crisp, flavorful. Yes.
Taste IU-TTER:
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t-nt;inAtor of I ru-Bjiket And Tru-Blu Honey-Sweetened Grahams
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Deferred Ferments You'll Never Miss
THE MAYTAG COMPANY,
N csv ton, iowa
r-f t-'-f
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Jihsmnm dasher
PHONE
for a Trial
Washing
in your own home.
Let the Maytag do
your next washing.
if doesn't tell
ittelf, don't keep
it.
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MAYTAtJ PACIFIC COMPANY
-"-'u'i St.. I'l'i'tland, Ore.
Holmes Uidt
''( Maylay Shop
I. a C-ra ink', Ore.
l'lume - Main Gi'.l
4 l