La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 21, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, Docomlfcr- 21; 1928. LA (tKANIM1' KVKNINO OMSKKVKR Fage Seven Engineers Urge Increasing Of Clear Channels ' NEW YOftK (AIM Further In-rp-Hw in ilit nuintr of chMir chan mis, with t he uf of maximum oivt r on Hiioh ihunnHn, lit, urjfcij in u review of tho tirmulcajU r tlocution hy rmllo eiiKtmwii. Other recoinnif nrtattoiiH nro MiaUr hy tint nKlm-tira w ho com Crist' the coin in 1 1 1 1't n lintadcuHt Ullucalion a( ht ni'tlo itlvlKiun of 4 ho National Kh'etricul Alanufftct-Jlnr.s- uHNtK'iathm. MwnhwH of ihnt (ftmniniitei- arc .W. Horn, Julius (WVinhciKcr, Ji Alfred N. Gold smith, Hay H. Manson, Louis II. I', fitaycrolt and IMirnr If. FHIx. A summary pi the rt'pnrt. iiiq1 nahllc tonight hy the aaMocUUou, liut.d: ,, "While the committee commends Ui' radio coinmisHion for huvlnj? k it'-duced the iiumher of ntnllonn nunirusilni? Himultatieously wit h Aiie effect of lesst iiiiift interier'nce. it feels that the couiinis.slon hufi Jf!tili d lo accomplish the prime pur i)n.se for which it was organized , J,he redurt Ion of t he mi in her of . 'ftl at ions Heenseit. "The cominiKNion in urjreil to Adopt u standard hasjs for rating "-- ,Of broadcast intf stations . for the iiurpese of deriding th relative rvice of two or more siotlonH. ' "The commUtee rcitcratcH its ' Support of the enffineei'H' ptait of loadcnHt u Duration which vails ' $tr r ii cleared ctiannels, and oriRl t Ifrilly (in. The adoption of if cleared .. Channels j.s u step tri thr..riKht dl .TY'ction hut does not k far i-nouffh. "Only repeal of the Davis amend ment will lie hidpful In the. prcHent J. uuierf?ency. Modifying zone boun daries nnd-the nmnher of zones, no pinner how skillfully done, cannot , be a fair hasut for eualizntlon bo rause any zoning plan is certain to ' (liMcriniinate against one zone or , another. . '' .Maximum power should ho used ,011 all deaifd channels so that tho 4 greatest number of listeners may tie nt'rvfd. f- "Having as tin infaDthlc baronie t r of l)roado;siing pojiularlty the Kate of receivers in all territories, !. .the committee condemns any un warranted restriction of chain pro i'niiiiH, , 1 i' "The committee In opposed to I' the publicity given by the commit , sion to experiments in station syn . iiPhronismiion in advance of tho time that t ho practical problems rt such synchronization art solved," . tf ( J jl'AKK SCAItDS run, i:.s , TAI.CA. chile. Iec. 21 AI') A strong earthquake was felt here - eMerday causing the inhabitants V from their .temporary uuar- iers, erected alter the last quake Jwhich left the town in ruins. Light and telephone wires came down, paralyzing both services, ( hich had just begun to operate normally afier the recent disaster. ''1WVOKK Hi: sr, AIJ .NHMt I WASHINGTON, Dec. L'l (AP jr Kevhiion of the calendar to pro vido 1 'A months of 2S flays each was favored by George. (Oust man, ffhalrman of the national oirmniitteo f ,f)n cuh-iidar simplification, at the Opening of hearings today on tho (j'orter resolution before the house' foreign lvlations committee. Jr si'o.M-; a;i: x.mas guts i STfH'KlKI.M. iec. J 1 (AT) a'hetlu r or not there, was a Santa if'laus in the stone age, promitive people provided toys for the-ninuse-jiient of their litile ones. & lvar Sclmelt. archaeologist of Ihe flfitati historical muse'im, has found .miniature stone abjeets. clearly iieant as playthings for children. s. c. i:x,Ms .mi'I,i:ti:i ? t'tlliVAf.MS, Ore. 1 toe, 21 (AT) 'i Kxamf na linns at OreKuii Stale VolleRe etidi'd hei-oe with Ihonsandsi 'of students iliporsiiiK over the j 'Vest for tho Christ maw ltulidays 5 WAI.'I I : It O. MCIIOI. VK 'I'dHIA. Ii. C, Den. 21 (AD Wiilicr r. Nirhl.l, forniiT llciiii-n-int Kv'rnor !' Itritisli r'oliuiiliiu ...11 11 rl former iHlhlishi-r of tin1 Viln riHivor l;iHy rroviu' Ih it-ut hfrr j-.l'ultovini,' nn nMrut ion. o ,. ' : rrr. ;lho roof .of the Withlorf-Astoria In ,' York Ihf other ilay. Wi ..liiln'l see ;uiy inrniliin of any or illii. Folllis Ellis. F - He's the First v , - f ' I f K, $ 'X' .i ; f J V'rS f i. ft I ' ' f ' t 1 - -1 v "Here's Francis Bocks, of Hlng--ham, Mass., who will go down In 1 Pennsylvania athletic history in tlie cr.ptaiu of the first Ire hockey '.team at that institution. Peon has fa team in thnl sport for tha fln time thu ittfcua. Fireplace Is 1 t - 7 1.4 A (ireplar made up of stones from historic sites, each tellliiK nn Im portant chapter In the world's history, is the possession of Jim'ph W. Parks of Jinilnta (Jap. near Altoona. Pa. The stone.; are niinilier"d und a key explains their origin. As a keystone at the hase uf the tin-place is a stone' fvont Co'neniauKh dam when the dam gave way ttie Johns town flood disaster of 1 ss!) was caused. Another stone Is from the site of the stable iu Rethlehem, where Christ was born. Still onother is Irom the cradle of civilization on the western hemisphere La "as, Bolivia. The fireplace and Mr. rarks are shown above. HEALTH B v.. i Am rs m ay ii-: i xsi i r: ok orrsiiit; Can sen Are. Various aul Include Tamicrliig;" Hy .'t dm WIHIitm Sliuman. M. p. I, os Angtdcs, Calffofiila Headache may be inside or out side of the head. The outside headaches are really neuritis. Such pains are accompanied hy tender- i ness and usually affect one , sjdo only. . . A few of the causes for Inside headaches are overeating und drinking, hunger, high blood pres sure, anemia, fever, und plethora. ' Headaches, u ith other symptoms, are but purtof symptom complexes which speak for underlying causes such as gastrointestinal and kidney diseases or some local or aystenuc uffection or infection. The brain Is confined within a: honf vault and anything that will: c$i use Increased Intracranial proa-j sure will ' give rise to headache. ) This is mechanics as applied to ! an increase of bruin inflammatory j exudate (meningitis) und new j growth (brain tumor). One of the near and frequent cuimes for headtudics is sinusitis. "The aOHrWaV he 'tiour frontal in type if the frontal sinuses are filled with dammed up pus. or the pain) may" be in buck and above the eyes' if the maxillary sinuses are in- volved. j Bruin tumor und headache nre so closely connected that only , vomiting and choked discs are nee- j essary to make tho diagnosis more j certain. Nocturnal headache makes the consultant think of syphilis as a cause. The headache of hypertension usually is worse on arising in the smu Am 3 JJ Make Ik is a modern Christ- '"yfewi'viHp? I l . JF; .-Jr mas by giving those gifts ilbWM&jt ' I J -jr which bring added conven- ft&yw)$k Stl 4:'-jr ience and lightened labor. This is the ' VJ?5SV45 I I age of electricity, so what could make I ( more suitable gifts than electrical ap- ' iWW , I pliancesV You'll find a gift here for MMtin ' l I everyone ... if it's electrically opcr- 4' iillltli ! Xi ated we have it. llp'yl NJ Electric Service "k4jp) NjjJ Store J History Text ; morning and subsides towards noon on account sf elimination from 'skin, kidneys and bowels. The . headache of sinusitis resembles , thin ttecuuse drainage Is. best when I the patient is tip and ch aring the nose and nasopharynx. Kyestrnin and misplace iilerns. Christmas Shopping Helps Beautifully Decorated Cimdles (sets of 2) flOc, 60c, 75c Yankee Pocket Lighters in colors 1.00 Book Ends , S1.30, $3.73 Playing Cards, latest designs 4.. S."ic Little Tots Cut 0u Paper Dolls (Mixed) $1.00 Fancy Boxed Stationery 19c to $3.75 Boxed Stationery for Children 2."ic to $1.00 Dresser Set, Pearl on Amber $20.00 Dresser SeU-Comb, Brush, Mirror $(5.70 to ?!).00 Desk Sets (Fountain Pen & 'Stand)...... jp6.00 to $12.00 .Five-Year Diaries $1,50 to $(5.00 Dolls ; 10c to' $(5.95 Bath Salts 8.rc to $1.50 Colored Alarm (larks ...T '.. 98c Glass Candle Holders, pair $1.79 Gift Books by Edgar Guest (leather) $2.00 La Grande Book & Stationery Co. Let us take care of your magazine subscriptions XxVJfssi pJ? ' ill T 9 tty n it w I in spite of the popular Idea, seNt I dotn cuuse headache. The person who complaltiH of beada he is- usi-1 'nlly one who eats Irrationally, takes j exercise Hiititm down, and lu sh air i.. .. n i ... i , ,1 t nal traet, flabby skeloial muscles, !nd u system short changed ou : oxygen. Too wldom Is a thorough . nhvsiOMl KHiiiittHllon Hlven lh - patteuta. Kuch a complainer does g- t glass- en set astride her nosf-Hiid surgi - jIUI IBIIV II1II1II1IIT ll"lPir l ll I tB UOMtll ; iiie peivt.s, tji me ueniiai'iics con- J tinuo "more severe nt the per j iods," She too Often is "an only child" und aiiiper-d to headaches. 1 Her mother was "a stik headache i sufferer for years." and traJismii ited. not only i he disposition but the j disease ly being the wrong kim of j an object lesson to the offspring, t IMtuHury congestion can cttiisi' ' headache. Tin discomfort is bi t temporal In eharaeter. It often follows the ingest ion of carbohy 'd rates in excess ami may bu acvoiu J pan led by pathidouieai idcepim-ss. t It Is wdl nigh impos.sibt to as i certain the cause of some head iarhes. An autopsy on a woman, I w ho died following an operation ' and hail had "headaehes since a ! young glil," revealed the dura : markedly thickened and adherent ! to the brain. They,, seal's, which I may well have caused ihe head j aches, were possibly the result or I an early meningitis. PON DOS A PINE The choicest of Lumber Is a carpenters parudise. Green Chain anl Pox Wood delivered on short notice. Tor Service ("nil Main . BOWMAN-HICKS LUMBER CO. , V:vS?i (DXVKTS nni'MTrilKI) TAt'OMA. WuhIi.. !l (AD The two convicts who maed n cleverly plnnnett evenpe from the . ' nltentiar at Mt - l otted mates pe 1 Neil Island duriiiK early morning i devotional fervh-e were captuivd t he spnt h point ot Kaglc island. i ! The two 111. n. Jesse II. Watklns, I i :.r. serving a life sentence for mur- uei" committed In San Kranelseo n ' .re-A'-J 'l.S? E'JL t g Santa Claus' Assistant In order that the good people of this country may receive the best foods, fruits and vegetables, Santa Gnus has chosen TICGLY 1NYGGLY to be his assistant. Food products, fruits, vegetables, nuts, dates and other delicacies gathered from many climes, typical of the season, have been added to the usual complete stock. Shopping at PIGGLY" WIGGLY is made easy, as when you pass through the aisles of PIGGLY VVIGGLY the goods are before your eyes and you can make your own selections free from interruption or persuasion. Dromedary Dates Pitted or regular package 212 Bulk Dates 1928 CvbprZ ). 30 Candied Fruits Cherries. 3 oz. Carton 23 Pineapple, 8 oz. Carton 40 Assorted, 4 oz. 7 oz. 16 oz. 25 15 90 Canned Grape Fruit Seoco, No. 2 can 22 Shaver's, No. 2 can 27 Royal Club, No. 1 can JG Ginger Ale CLIQUOT CLUK Small bottle 15? Large bottle 2.'$ Ripe Olives 13 19 28 43 53 Mushrooms mi)orted, small can 17? imported, Large can 13 Rubyettes And Emrelettes 3a oz. bottle . ..17? Namco Fancy Crab Meat No. '., can 3S Our Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Department will be up to our standard. Our stores will be open Monday evening 11127 ii ml Alvln HihIkm, 20. of year' ii J tinijc. Aria., .fivlnu sentence for automobile theft, were fminri com es led in m. clump of dense undergrowth by two peniten (llir. t 1XA4-H m MAINS KTI11 NT liV ;olMi l!j:s ItAII.Vl HAl.HWIN. Kan. (Al Haker university has a commuting coach Piggly Wiggiy Coaster Wagons Cood Size All Steel Disc Wheels Rubber Tires. A Well Made Wagon $4.15 - ""Top Corn Jolly Time, 10 oz. can CANDIES Plain mixed, lb. 12? Broken mixed, It). 13? Special Mixed, lb. 14? Chocolate Cones, lb 17? Peanut Brittle, lb 18? Marshmallows Angelus, small 8? Angelus, large ....23? Angelus, 12 oz. can 28? Fireside, 1 lb. carton 25? Chocolates In Christmas Pack 2'. lb. box 95? 5 lb. box $1.50 Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour Small pkg 14? Large pkg ?8? Pure Buckwheat Hour W- lb. bag 45? !) lb. bag ,. 85? Old Manse Cane & Maple Syrup I lb. can 5 lb. can 25 $1.00 GREEN HIT. BOY Pure Maple Syrup 1 pt. can 58? for ItH hnHkothall team. H U Half our Jeffrey, who guarded the baskets for the I'nl- : vet ally of Kansas w hen it won the ; MlHsourl valley championship In I Sl'il anil I !-7. Altliough hU play- 'the Kansas law school at iJiwrottcw. 11 IB " IM,,,H ",,wp, n in Kr ami Kansas cam puses, and Jeffrey navels that lisiance twice u ilay t train nts inicais to tnro 1110 Raisins " Sun-Maid Seedless 15 oz. carton D? NUTS No. 1 Walnuts, lb 29? Soft Almonds, lb 33? Large Brazils, lb 30? Sicily Filberts, lb 25? Roasted Peanuts, lb 171,? Mixed Nuts, lb. 21? La Pecos Pecans Cracked, Not Shelled 1 lb. carton 35? Pecan Meats 3 oz. carton 25? 8 oz. can 53? Walnut Meats 8 oz 30? If! oz 58? Pure Country Sorgham No. 22 can 10? No. 5 can 75? ball Into the cage. Ho usually makes the trip by motor car. WASHINGTON. Dec. 21 (AD A resolution exprosHlng regret ut j Theodore K. Hunon. of Ohio, and congratulating him on his election lo the senate has been udopt-d hy the house foreign affairs com- tnlttee. Mr. Burton was 77 years out yesiernay Heinz PLUM AND FIG PUDDING Small CanLarge Can ' ... 20? 45?vr, , E&W PLUM PUDDING 1 11). can Z 25? B & M BROWN BREAD Small Can Large Can 15? 18? Mince Meat Medium Jar 32? Large Jar 54? Grand-Ma's FRUIT CAKE 1 lb. size, each ....35? Currants 15 oz. package :...21? Jell-0 All flavors, pkg. ..8? Shrimp Gulf Kist 17? Dunbar 19? Canned Corn Del Maiz Brand Fancy Yellow, No! 2 can 18? I! & M Brand Fancy White, No. 2 can 18? usual High Quality Dec. 21th D