La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 21, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text, MEASLES SEASON NOT FAR DISTANT Epidemic Wave Expected to Break Over Oregon ; ; This Year By !r. Fmlerk'k Strieker - An epidemic wavo of mi;aUs will undoubtedly break over Ore gon this year. Kor a number uf years the records ot tho state board of bualth . show that every third ycur we huvo had little niuaslea in Oregon. There are ex ceptioiu to all rules and In J 9-8 whilo we should have hud Uttlo or no measles we actually had a lur gvr number. The following table illustrates thu occurrence of inensk-a in the state. . Cases Leaths auiy ,.. 407 s lyJU ...,..- 2! t 3121 ...3S17 44 ,' I'MZ .'. ... 1UV 0 llfZa 6356 Stt U24 , ...625G ' 2 . - 1925 ... . iau 0 19 2 6 2141 8 11127 6040 10 iriS v 2267 18 i Children under three yeun old always get the worst of it from measles no mutter if the prevalence Is great ur small. While less than 20 per cent of all cases occur in children under three years old, 75 lier.cent of the deaths occur among this a;e group. With an epidemic of measles impending and the probability of frequent recurrent outbreuks In the future. It becomes extremely important that parents of young children understand that measles Is really a serious infec tion for those under three years. To postpone the attack until after the fifth birthday is to cut down the probabilly of death enormous ly. Chief reliance fur postponing tho attuuk must be placed upon , thu prevention of exposure. Mea sles is nearly always spread from pei-son to person. To catch It an individual must usually come in contact or close association with other persons who already have It. Keep welt children away from sick ones. During measles season an especial alertness In this respect may prove advantageous. i'rvveiithm IWflciilt The prevention of measles Is an exceedingly .difficult mutter be ' cause of the universal susceptibil ity, and because of the fact that the infection can be conveyed long before tho rush has appeared, and the case has been recognized. AH cases of measles should be "iso lated. AH susceptible contacts should be Isolated for two weeks. The spread of measles can only be controlled by dally Inspection. It Is a simple matter to Inspect a large number of children as the Inspection need not be a very searching one. New foct will be removed before they cun do much liarm. Closing the schools has little ef fect In preventing .the--spread- of Y measles. As the disease Is spread in the pre-eruptlve sluge, it Is suf ficient to examine Die chldren each morning before they enter school for symptoms of a cold, injection of cycu, running at the nose. ' cough, sore throat, fever, but espe cially the spots that are .found in tho mouth. ' . Is Bathing Suit Party Disorderly? CHICAGO, Mar. 21 (Af) Whether a bathing suit party In ou apartment should be classified as disorderly conduct or merely a capricious whim hus become in volved In the divorce suit of Mrs. Surah W. Brown Deynzer, " C4, against Jack Deynzer, 34. Tins wife, whose fortune was said to bu near $3,000,000, filed suit against Deynzer, hp said, bo cause he ridiculed her plans to purchase a $11,000 limousine to be painted a ''I'erHlun pink and to have gold door knobs." HadtoWait 30 Years For Divorce I-Ort ANGKLKS, Mar. 21 (Al) Karl Wallace was granted an In terlocutory decree of divorce in ISiiy 30 years ago. It was signed Tuesday, Now Wallace Is free to marry. The superior judge, who three decades ugo, guve Wallace his preliminary decree, forgot to sign the document. A superior judge today rectified the error by signing the old order. Eanano a PUnt Oddity i The first ptiraiiox nliuut the ha nnnn is that It la ti tree, hy virtue - of lis size find height, without a true trunk. Buys the Nit lure Mug'1 ziue. The tallest hitnnnti plant. meustin 40 feet from the tips ot the lenves to Hie ground. In Jh milieu they tittulii iihoul Jo feet, the first l.'i feet of which is tipprpxi mntely the remarkable "pnetido stem," ur fulse trunk; the remnlii der the bhnles of the huge leaves whirh lower nhrf If. New Farm Secretary and Family TV r l . j,35 ? Hero Hyde, home i Arthur M. upper rlchti town. His Hvde new secretary of agriculture under President Hoover, and hl family.' Mrs. - , . . i , f III -I nl.lniln Tnnilnn A. hi. , and his douKluer. Carolina, nyne m nour iwioovui.. .. chell public service has been rendered In serving as governor of his state. I. He la a non-operaiiug owner ui mwi ....... Cove Holy Week Church Service Plans Are Made Ity Mrs. J. It. Trice I (Observer CorreHitondent) I OOVK, Ore. (Special) The ser vices at tho Ascension church through Holy week are as follows: I'alm Sunday: Sunday school at 19:30, morning prayer und address 11 o'clock. Monday: Annual visit of tho Kt. "Rev. W. I. Remington. Service at 7:30 in trie evening. 1 Wednesday: The last class in the scries on "Personal Religion," to be given at the rectory. Maundy Thursday: Celebration. ;of holy communion tit 7:30 p. m. i Good Friday: Children's service at 12:30, Good Friday service and address at 7:30 p. m. ' Kuster Sunday: Celebration of holy communion at ft a: m. Church school festival and pageant entitl ed, "Uesurroction," at 3:30 p. m. The Rev. S. J. Green, of Mil ton is spending the week with Mr. and MrsvJ.-10. lloutsun. Mr. Green was, pastor of the Uap- tist church for some time before he was called to Milton. Ho and Gray don Loree, Kugene Robinson, and Royal Rorkgren hiked to the top of Mt. Fanny Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Robinson have moved Into the lewis Bloom hou.se In town. Mr. Ribunson had a slight stroke Friday night but Ik reported improving at this tlme.( The debate team coached by Lex- ro i'rlllman, u former Covo boy, I won five debates out of six con temn. Mr. rrlllman Is now In structor In dramatio art und pub lic speaking at a college in Hasten, Pa. . , .' Tho special Easter service at the iMehtodist Episcopal .church Is an Faster message from M a rk 1 fl-C : "Ho Is rlfen." The ant hems pro (piired by -tho choir are, "Ho Is i Risen, Hallelujah," by Lorena and j:; Ijimb of God" by Nolte. Tho 'service will begin at 11 o'clock, !the Rev. T. P. Graham giving the address. Miss Lola Martin, teacher at Hll :gard. sient the weekend in Covo with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Mar tin. The members of the 4-H Cook ing - club jiiet, for the first time since urganlKlng, Afonday-'at 3:30 to outline tho work, The club has divided in two teams, each team to do the work at one meet ing and to invite their mothers for that, meeting. The next meeting (will be held at the homo of Mrs. J. R. I'rlcH Friday ufternoon at 3:30 when Maxlne -Towle und Phyllis Hand cock will take charge, ,Thero are eight members iu the (cooking club, all of whom . wore ' presont.. ' Mr. and Mrs. ' Jtert Peter man and Itert Paige left Tuesday morn ing for Eugene. Tlioy have gone ' for Lester petcrmun und Russel ' Paigo and expect to be back Wed jnesday night or Thursday morn ing and therefore can nut leave until late, t ' The Evangelistic service ut the Rapt tat church will close next Sunday. Hx ministers attended the Monday evening service being the Rev. Arthur Hall, who conducted the meeting, the Rev. S. J. Green, tho Itov. Hilly Howie, the Rev. W. M. I'hitt. the Rev. Charles Hand- cock und the Rev. T. P. Graham. Tho services have been very well I attended and have - received ' nvuch 1 fu voluble comment. -: Mrs. Enoch, Wardoll und. her ' giandson, liornell, uf La Grande, are visiting for a few days with Mrs. Wardell's son,1 Alvln Ortou, j hi btomacn and Bowels If yoo ih to b prmnfntlj' f 1 eved of (ta in stomach aiH bowel , tike Baalmann' Cat Tablet, which art prepnr-d eipecially tor stomach end all the kd eftecta resulting from I a presur. That empty, jrnawir.g felin at ht pt of the ilofnafh w.ll disppr; that 1 nnno'Jt. nervous feeling with heart pb F .ration will vanish. an-J )ou will a km in - able to take a deep breath without eisr-wifott. That drowty. 1VY ftirpr aftet d:nnr will ha replaced by m deilre tor entertainment. Bloat inn will eae. , i our limbs, arms and fingers will no ronner feel cold and "go to sleep" be mute Baatmann's Gas Tablets, prevent . 4 rss from interlering with the' cireula ' t on. Get the penuine. in tha yellow park' :j aisa, at any good drug stora. Prica $1. Always on hand at Glass Inc. Drt'rt H ere it is a a a " A NEW " FRIGT.DAIRE the Greatest Value in Refrigeration history aiul equipped with the Cold Control llfliii-rt'il fcmiilr in your huinr rmflr l lilutf in litfirpst IIkIiI MM-krt, rr a email iloun iiuyitK'iil anil rruiHrkulil)' rxisy m-, ' im'iit:. And a rabinrt which nrlds bratity to any kitchen . . . nil ma chinery completely enclosed . . . built of aleel with a psnna- . nrnl Duco finish... and with the orfrfnji value of a pamfcs porcelain enamel lining, an easy to clean as ehinawnre. 4 cubic feel food compartment; 8 square fect of shelf apace. HERE is the greatest value ever offered in the history of electric refrigeration ... a new Frigidairc at a price bo low that no one need delay any longer. , And ithaa every essential Frigidairc feature. It even has the famous. Fripiilaire Cold Control . . . tho exclusive new Rosenbaum Electric Foley Did?., La Grande, Ore. Frigidaire development which enables you to regulate at mill the time ro-j quired to freeze ice cubes and to makn K8ilile dozens of new desserts that require extreme cold. Stop in and see this latest Frigidairo . development. You need Frigidairc. . Now is the time to buy. See this new Frigidaire today... iu our display room. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. La Grande. Ore. iJ V si i ib in- i ) i' 'i i as Mr Every iW Whatever the size, quality or kind of rug you prefer, we feel certain you will find it among our recently arrived stocks. Do mestic and imported rugs of beauty and serviceability is one of our specialties. Examine them to appreciate their unus ual value. ; i' 'A WILTON RUGS KWS from one of tUc country! foremost makers. Soft, velvety rugs of thin quality ive astuirancc of long service and satisfaction. Available in all (frnsy r (1 OK wanted sizes. 9x12 ft.'size,P f Lt0J TO i&L&O DOMESTIC ORIENTALS Richly colored (Uilistan DcLuxo rus, Oriental patterns, that hare eauclil the charm of the my;tic land. To .own them is u mark of distinction and the long-wearing qualities iH universally known. Examine our new display. Iam prices arc a feaUiie. ("1 (ZT1 Kfi 0x12 sine PlO I 0) A LINOLE UMS 'XSSZ BJtiS Mm en or hath room mt hcie in rn unusually large assort ment. I..IHTK:'. ami designs vie ioi popuiaruy in a quaniy that i;- second to none. l!i ing the exact size 1 you need. A superior value, per yard D--AJ BOHNENKAMP'S 'FOUIl FLOCKS OF FINE FURNITURE" .