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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE
Friday, June 28,
CODE OF ETHICS
FOR EDUCATORS
New Parasite Treatment
Teachers Meeting in At
lanta may Consider
Vote on Proposal
ATI. A NT A. J aae " (Af A
rod of ethi to jfovf-ro the cla
room man n it of the country'
eehooi taebc-r nmy oo i-e laid
tM-furv the prfetwin. i
The annual meeting o? tn- Na
tional EdueatioA av-oialiot io At-;
lanta Jt'oc 2 to July 4 will J- ;
( UW thtr ftljhjC1,
For five yuuH a rowaiiiu-e of ;
Hi; VtMOr-iaiion ha compiled the
-oiie. train Im? information oh hi-h
to ha com-luaiott Ulr'-ctly from '
the teacher ilu ihM'lvix. The OiJ'- ;
Jw ready now. '
'Hi U-tuiis of course, no,
be mad public until lb r.rrar:i
zatloa efthc-r reject, or accept the
r- port. It 1 p r-t i y tr n rrt J !
ttvrt-eil. however. Ih.it 'lie tenor f
Mtfiic oj the principle Mi be in
cluded will !:
IS lair to yoiirrwdf. your up-r-lor
ant) your children.
lo not advcrti your-If -
I'o net gfp" about your pu
pil or r'M-at It private tjilojuia-
tin you hav- learned.
It toleraat ad avoid Mirrintr
fny controveriiii fell race, politic
Or religion.
Iiepet your pj-of -oi Wf j ; k-ejr
.'hr-aM of th lii.
Alin Sarah T. Muir. F.iiifOln.
P.. 1 chairman of lit- comiWjj
! ou H htCM.
Th rrvund work for the lonv
dillKped t-lllll-aUOnjil, IjlKOA b -
lUH-n liif countrje f the Ameri
ca will Jw IumI
' E-ffW' "g
"STilV-ift It--' -t
K n drui; i-(-iiily (Jiwuvircd by Dr. Maurue Hall in ih Ff-deral
Bureau of Animal Iiiilu:ry tut txf ii fouud lo I inehlv cfK-ctirc
u the cure of stiuiiaili and inln-tiiial oriii of bip. Ic U IHrn-.lilort-thylcix-
and If artniiiiitti rtd throceh Hie uiouih of aa animal by
Mi-ali r,I a "lims" kuii, H i tiionu Lire b- iug pivtu to u llin
;Eye Troubles
Ar Trarpd To
Much Stooping
' BKHI.f.V (A 11 j-'hOrt:jf.t i
' iiw, n o the commoDtrt of 3 r
, trouM. i found by group o!
; GrKl fcCilUirt It t4r COIUf l4
1 iih toopinjf powtuc-f.
; Tb- tra.it tKat to upit-tn o !
' th liunchrd-forw ard aiiitud fav- i
or-4 iitt M ony prtoAii is J
J oprif-d ty rt--ivr-h of lrtf. ll-urt j
; leiBMhn, b-ad f th ofKha !mo
! kjrk-J t-link of H"-riin uiijv-rny.
He found r-jiwjii to lw-jj-ve Jifi
bortiifHt4'(lB'Mt i di h-r-ivjturT-
! but thai prib-iuiiioJi to U i. H- ;
found thi preiiipoiuoo intf-m-j- f
! fit- by th ouiuri sikui; l j
', (vye-baM ttr u- of iUv own ueitfhu
ioiiurt-d by continuous iclinafioa '
s ot thf h-ad and kiojuIiIt ;
Th f-yel;ii) t--ni to -UNirat- nl j
ajl th aniomi'al rhanm c-hara-- (
triMic of ffhoroirhK-dne ar-
. product!. J
Jrof-'.Mr in-otm Mtyn tin-
poiural efff-rtif ar- nio--i lik-Iy fi
' wfur during rhtidhobd Jin-t pulT-
I tMhfr opiKalinolwiMS. follitw irii.- j
'up Irof-ior !-r inohn' thory, :
ajf that raren- of horti)fht':d- ;
I n-Ks anion if certain Yot-utioax. lik- '
; it-wf-ter ajid fir- n--die workers. J
Ik to aiiributed to in fact that
Farm Problem Settled
1 - o
. ,..,,,,1 iiii-r l.-fii"-'- ' " 'lo"-a""-. tlalrnlng
!a t''''Ml,,'' ' tjr.ij t-vliit-mly convinintf a Unjp'
' than llinew urp.l. Hi,v' tw rein f our iKtixilniian. ,kM
! rvice. your mlf l.8..r.l 01 ,,,, r i,!,-laatloi, Uf u,.
y.ur wul h,-al.t. l.anM..na , ,,. TU rU r.
,e,-y .uy 1" ""X ;;, ; -(..r thix .l-nial in a lack of
' have r '""" " , ' "...lse of l-a.-L rioloiry and oatholon
: h-;,hh l.oard). your fiiy h-alin i or.liioini.rv ...i..
panmnl all ,r,v"'li .,j tlon in thus.- u'liu irarii the h.
Lrdln lar 1 iny art and will do ,, '
.o.-iulto-. and oltliufl , atMMK- iMd dkii. ,v
K1Mtl:; Y,,,,,,,,. to ll... part th,y ,,,
,-,-arh. d dunntf "r " . tj!. a1i ef Iqjwt span
i Your rontributinii. "' ',,;Jr
! taxt- bi to M'rtfO, :: your itt-itfli-'
,or to NTr-n. T-n ywr
thoiL-w. vour dot huuw. yur..owi
; Jio'ice. your vow bfirn, p
profh-
S r -ninif i." no amait it-m in the
pit-asm ot Iif ll enoludt
,i.sl that annoy us while- working
,.it--pin or w hen on ph-asurr in-nt"
itr- in ofitubl. it ni'i v-iiis t(.- J
,,,I" I : Hl.o. I.. v..
f.-r yoor " rnt.-li'n hut th- i j -,. SI,:in ),y pr-r'ni:n? worrk-s,
j containiiiaiion w n"i..anit ill
m
Ct. - .r "... . vTrT? W J "
i'.'i- is - V7
winfort of all.
Ttr meri- cojiJUion l:'- ,
!,rano.itl.d ad br.l y fl,,s j
and ni.Uito ar.- lypliO'd f-'-r- !
1 .i,..i...v HK.l.'.iL'i.. v.-ll"ft f.-v-!'. ;
Tnrt ar.- all r. .onabV disvaw i.
! but uur )i-alth boards anni.t -i
: on lb jol until aft..r, th Uvea
i iliainoi anif rylMjii.y ;
' n-l.ulablr and cwuii.-l.-nl fih.vi-
Firt of Growiny Tribe' :
Tuu of ll e:irli.l millionaire,
In ll.f' I'niH-tl S!:Mii w.-re .li4a
.In i i. ! A-:lor. lTftMMS. and Slcnl.
Cil::- I. v.!ia v.'lllcil III l'hH.lil,.ti,
In 1TTJ. Cirar-I vva? worlh $lfl.
. .. ..... .... : I.4M
iu.n. .Some or our ira. h'" ; . .
MOUtd-bo .loc-tom .h ny, . vcnlh.- x- 1 "'
i at iIil'
lillio of I, is OXalii lj
Secret of Unknown, Ancient Race
"tthtt basineM men ot Hecryeiia. OV:Ia.. decnied thai agrirunure uas
c-ttutul to the dettKipmeat t ihtir city, 'hey -mplavd (Jeorre C.
G;lUns liastrti (a brine atout closer co-optratioo iv.n fanners
th-y do their wort with only ii and toiisifieui. In ih part (our rear?, dunce which time Gibbons and.
-ry Mifrht inclination of th- h,-aJ. j tde chain U-r of cmm-rte bare (fund market, eiven out jcieur -.
To support th- corr4-(-tn-&s o- tzrtnit iatormiioa and Biffed farm-rs in 15- r.trat ibe town has
this tii-ory. th .- df-t ia oft4; otiilion. didbts fctnuallT. Farmers are shown litre linlwuins
artificially induct-d in animals ' rtf irahirif at s H?nrvotta market.
rf Cw.Kl Trr1r f V . . K ' x retaininc th- aii of! '
I. ndicukir paoktion for a h nh
Hu of t id i. Anions monk , a hharn ,
t downward iiwhnation for only on- ;
s of "HMith ivuftlcrd to produce all th?
of short !jrfct
WASHINGTON (AI-J -- kd dually frozen t-nt-uth th
In iht- h-iHks. of tliv int-loric Yukon, 'and oin-half ft mark,
in th- iiurth- n-arhci. 0 1 Historic v-n U r..r- thf day
th- vu-t'imit Alaska, ll- liif '-i M-t f a wtraiu.-i- , hf trold ru-vfa, th- Yukoa may have anatomical chan;
i hf n th- lttt r-AfTirkan Kfdcru- pt-opi , iinliowA ii to m ii-ric-. t hit ti lt -11 th- d-viii avnu trav-l-d elnoits.
tn.11 uf education In to be orjfJin- may b tiM-ov-r-il thi Mininwr by by art am-if nt Aiati- p-iU iuio !
iJ. I'.eprcjw ntaiiv- of ; nu- Jtr. AI-s lirdli-k,i. - ucitor of an-'.oilh Aro'-rica. '
I ion. h?,v. le-n Invlt-d. The fir,. Ihn.poloy ut th" National ,. a --inl bjf-ct will hv the etca
onferenc of th newly orranid tutu. , .. . , 1
bixiv Hill b hhl in a Kouih Aincr- mr iurr w.o
h-an cojjutry in ISO, ' U-vfai-i hy ichi.iinn fund In
Whit- ii ottcufiixatiort wilJ be crod Iid.i-k fn::dH of Ihh khI u(
pa rale from th- com niiori it- lotff, a form 'of burial wholly mi
r'lfr Um rM f l-ration t kp'rri known In Ai;.;.i, h-r is 10 other
rvot'd by JJit NariAnal Jdii-ai jon knouhd- un Hhich to hM an tin- j
iiaton. d't'Ajindinr of "1 he lost ra-c."
1
Th" bitriiil-. firt i-w-r1-d
year by n former mjKon;.fy. were i,ri(.f,. the .jt
ioMi 1 1. 111 iiv in -M-ven nit m a
bank f the livr.
, init. nt the Jd xiif in the bank at
hnna.-ila. llonwin lernainf, unlike
jtboe of the prar-nt Yukon Indian.
i ha ve l-en fiiind. .'n-cmipaniefj hy
-nii-fovji Ii-d hone .f iinimalm. a
Library Ghats
I 1-Vii"e." SdirwMk. "It-irk Hrtft," 1
S-J:z.-r "Th- XlnuUr." Shnart
"Kal her WtMLnii." Striblio
"Si ran re Uv, Tarktnvton
"VOHPk Mitk. t;rr !'." T-rhun.-:
"The Screi of S--a-1 riam Houst,"
Tonipkin "l-fl in Trurt." VVerfon'
"Win or of lKt.ii.' Widd-mr j
hinertonts. Willktms I ta-ath j
on Scurvy Srett, and Vat-: "Sum- '.
inei Krui"L
HEALTH
stki:i:n voi r hoim:
l'.y J. V. AlcdirtJ4k. M. V.
flam City. Ha.
I'el W. Iimkin. preldt ni of the
UfnOf iaiion. in chairman of the k n-
tut committee on proujoilon.
William K. ItuMll of 4'oluittbia
um't-erKiiy Mill pr-xi.le nt tie vvn-f-r-Ce
for fortftatioii of the nw
trotip. Anion,' the prominent l-a-Iln-.merlctin
work if ij- on the pro-j-t
Is lr. fcrfiejito Newn. Jnp-c -lor
rvneral of the condary
hooln of the Arj,'-ntU-.
A a r--ial i:i-luc-:ii-nt for tum-
ititf.tl many of which no longer live ' mer rea'iin, the i:br;jry hus put
in the region. .into circulatin ll..- followintr Ti'b-,
GetttDf Ahei
iTuprove Mrhelf JJilM ac re
Mi;iouty ai ou feti "n-jr-e'f.
I t itfrjiid tbni by tt floin
,Tu vi 1 H benefit aue o;.i --e. Ti
i a iUs .. in 1.,. ... ,.-..1.. ' ... . 1 iiw r-i:rf the v.iliie of vimr t'i..
. ........... .w.i - i" riTi.r " .ni-J i iiiwr (111 Hill. i
f mx or j-even I Mi'iion "f ;ii :-r anl ci-'-d." .
d vill i-: on the Shaeluk 1 Jordan "Th. Ib-vil and the 1 . .-p
i!outh. Thev w-ie. arordfni to S-a." K -tland "fn-n:,i v" k'vn..
Their t un.-n . at si( h unnstia.1 tcttly Husr-ian :ocoui,i. of conoid-. "The faraiv of -ananiini and
ilepih. indieat.-. .Mcordlnu- to ihejerahle imp.rtan. . (.other Storb-." UnIi "I odow or! h,"
anthn-rwdoiM. that Alaska nn e More than I'.ntn mil-, of the Norri- "Sionn lue." I-jte "Ikj
had n mii'h wainiti llmnte. In .journey will have to be made in j kin. ill. .-hart "Th St ran- Ad-
ine 'rr-ni time, me canu l p'r-i-rnall hoatK. (venture." SumprOB. "Th-
llouie screening is out- of- vhe
most iuttKinant Mepx in the fitfht
a Ki4ina d i-ajie t lia t the hy ma a
can contribute. Thre an- few or
no areas in the I"nit-d States whvre
wnens are not needed lor flii or
1 Lno.-a;uito-s or ttoth at some Keuun
of the year.- The country and sub
urttan rommunitieft need scr-ens
moM. and right h re let me Mate
that '"then- is no .such thinx as an
unscref-nahk house. Kvery land
" ' (nvmr and Jiou-s. owner should
Cam f LioJman rccu the house his tenants live
To Veep LinoVam In f4 condl 1 n: lhe 0l is m:in am' in" 1vi"
thdi nth It witU tlne-d off a, o. . iU'nti ar'' UirZ"-
fwl-e 11 veir. dr.rin -tortm" .! 1 A sick human is a libilitv to auv
Spite houKe.-te.inifi. J comuuunity and illness pre vented is
to yoHrelf jiu ;ntil firi jticreae
your -tahK ! j Wr. tlrlt.
i
Grocery Stores
that believe in best quality
at a fair price invariably
feature Puritan Malt . .
because they know-
that it's best.
V A
uvu
-"all quality because it's all barley
Form
Pointers
K
1- iT
3u
Ar-ttiite of lead not rt moved '
by the w:inhinj tretrtment Ik n.-w '
believed to be n f;ir more cum -1
mtin i'Uum- of calyx Injury in ap- t
plH than fohtbi itrKenk- In a ,
uahlnir Kolmfon, my r-f;on ex- j
peri mem Mathm. Thorough 1 in,
Inu or the fruit after waybill.' !
found I materially decroaN- the :
crtlyx It) jury. h'nr vu)iirnj. mn - i
ehhieti of the dlfftiMd-pruy. flood-,
tta,h or flotation type are advlnrd.
Tigroid Stitdcr, expert
driver, has a gasoline
tf cnt north hearing
South for the
winter
1 -
jr. ircr .. An,
flround iyfv ttif 11 Mdd fi.r f-r-llll7..-r
iniriliiM-n Ik likely to runciln
IniiMirill.-M which u-nuld hp il.-tri-tiiMiliil
to th foHlK and b o.i.
t-ld.-r.il Ifp-it natlfart.try than oil r
Kli.ll Mld for poultty fi-dltr. wtyf.
Ih.' tlrpfon .nrlni.'iit .tatimi.
North for the
A,
TAe Curfc-TTt'sa
Lumber Company, of
uhichUr.OM.CltirU
in president, is one of
the largest in the
Northwest Their of
flew are at Linnton,
Oregon near Port
land '
., e. s - - -
summer
The rU-ht time f..r ruttlni: rmt
l-lnds of hay. ordinarily. In jnm
beforo the plant luce it k recti
'olor. rayrj the firecnn evje ri merit
Mailoii, Small cralim and vriiw
arc bent cut for hay a I not later
than the tutft doiiuh miikh, Alf il
fa will be cut anywhere between
one tenth bloom and one-hnlf
blo..tn. dependim.' upon other cop.
dflloaH. The rnavirnuin color and
leaflnet hi alfiilfn. however,
ilependent Upon cuttlnr before the
half -blooririaL'e.
I'otuln ,'iihiN may be cotitiolled
In the field hv uj of contaet
hprayr. na- the Or. c.n ex pi rimt-nt
Kiailon. N'icoiim Ntilphaie otic
pit to lotj i;;i1iiiih of fpray. or a
iwo p-r cent nicotine ilu-t hm
Klven Hint reMultjf In t-pr.iyfii;:
tiU at th MttUlon.
Clarks' driver h caielexs
of distance . . . butt particular
alio ut Ills qasolUie
rlp rouiity. C orla. clahiih the '
rnly toiiljiy OMtied hydro- h ci r b- (
.lain in the country. It io.t ti.. j
You'd take a i
chance if you j
used all your j
batter for I
One:
Juffinl
Muffins baler more evenly '
when Irpt small. AnJ
Urns. Coffrf has a riih ami inn', i
(otm flavor brcause it maiirj
? Imv pounds ut a lime by i ,
airntrtl, ciiitiiiwiti pt(HTS
Con! rolled Knustinj;. No oilier
toffee call tame lite llillt
Hub. liecmsc none u rutcj ,
the tame w ay.
HILLS BROS !
fC57S COFFEE!
ITTAROLD Sxidi:r, who drives for the
- 0. M. Clarks of Portland, will add
five neat figures to the speedome
ter of a Cadillac limousine this season.
His "boss" wintered in the South. And
the Cadillac went along devouring nearly
three thousand miles of highway plus
other thousands in shopping and visits
find sightseeing.
You'd think the car would be ready for
nn overhaul but today it slips through
traffic and stretches out on the highway
full of clean-powered speed.
I ft v . HV . : .
i ; t. kfc. 5 frgvO.Si: ' - ' J -
JMi if
The Clarks are proud of the way their
car performs and give driver Snider the
full credit for it. He deserves it, too. One
of the things he insists on is a certain
brand of gasoline. He has learned a secret
of "keeping upkeep down" by avoiding
"wet" gasoline that causes oil dilution.
It is now a well recognized fact that oil
dilution from "wet" gasoline is coie of tho
most serious menaces to automobile mo
tors. Manufacturers and dealers, lubri
cation men and expert mechanics are
constantly sending out warnings.
And today there is no need of using
"wet" gasoline. Shell 400, the "dry" gas,
exactly refined to eliminate heavy, "wet"
petroleum fractions, goes completely va
porised into your motor. No condensing
droplets run down the cylinder walls. All
of it goes into power and mileage. It gives
you full value for your ga-soline money.
Yellow and red pumps identify Shell
400, the "dry" gas. Thousands of conven
ient stations sell it.
" K.A"
" sJ
Ml .. -1
' i ,
pw: - kwr
Mfe- r
in wrxa4.i
1 WjS?
a magnificent hotel that overlooks tho
surf at a mniny southern beach the O. M.
Clurks spent the winter season. Driven
viiyht take them through miles of smiling
countryside, but stops, for gasoline any
way, are v.hvivjs at Shitt aialiuns
swmlbt, ...
I
uiroRTAivr to Km motorist
the hind of gusuliius
Here i typical ex
ample uf old I'mnkruso
oil aflir "wyl" (fit,.-,,.
linwa u.stnU Oil
ysom-Hfuim.4 gj.
beuire il hail sun a
thou.iauj nulu.i
Eholl 400 in (ho samo
"ir would dilute your
oil wry little, rerh.ni
ur 'J',h in n full
thiuiKind mile-; not
'nciiyli tn hurt its lu-urit-am
(jualitiea
I ..if .
14 Irf. .. ft, .
tttiif oltttti Hk
111 '.
h r.hee the kind of cars ut Shell stations and the peo
plr who drive them. Cars that show rare not nil HfW
or rrprnsirr to',,-, nn,, ,tu n,. .hill driven bjl peo
ple who are lUmt ahliid of their automobiles and teho
appreciate the sound value of Shell W0, the, "dry" (jas
SHELL
Th
i mm v
jy i gas
New higli-comprossion motors have no room for the hard carb'.n that comes from burii.d motor oil It U Jm,,,.tnr,i
that you use an ml that forms nu hard carlxin. Shell Motor Oil leaves only a little soft soot that blows iisiKwOT