La Grande evening observer., July 08, 1929, Image 3

- -.Monday, July 8,
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER,! LA! GRANDE,: ORE.
Page Three
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Pioneer Picnic
To Be Thursday,
. July 18, At Park
One of the important evpiitu of
i lie Kiimmor weiiil fulpnd.tr thft
iintiuilt I'loiifpr niciilr- u-lvon nl
Utvenfitlo park, by Itir Hons nml
ItnuirhtnrH of I'lonctHu. Tlr.irsilnv.
July IS, Is ho ilatu net for-' Hip
KathtirlfiK llils vnr und . iiUiuk for
ini- Hirtur are Ih-Iiik rapidly pi-rfcrt-mI
nniler ihe dliv-tim nr th prr-si-ilpnbot
lh.' nrKiinixutiun, Allint It.
liu liter. -
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Sacajawea Camp
'.- Fire Girls Hike
Tho Barajiiwi'ii ('nmp Kirn group
; hml oilrt of thnlr NpUn11(l hil;on
ovr tho workonri, probably out of
the 'most IntorpHtitiB: and enjoyable
of th'v season. Minting on llu
highway ur slx-t hh ty o'clock Kiil-
' unlay oveninK, the r-Ii-Js proceeded
lp-'llie ritie Cone Auto amp. nr
TtviiiK about seven. A. ilip in the
t I'iniy ('one tank started the pro
, wain, this followed by a lutieh of
ohoeolute. bread and jam. -Then a
Hltmiher . party at the camp with
' Sunday morning brenki'ast togftli
V ot . (itid : another swim. The hike
. Iioihe was. in lime for Sunday
school yesterday. Nine members of
" tlm group, Nttnlle Kbert Kdna.
- lirown, Kjorence llir-k, Khanorj
J licks. Jiarha'ra and .luanlta Slit-!
xluger, lioru Hunt, Kdna Johimen I
and Katie Keller went on the hike,
; togother with two victors, Helen
-Me A Hey and Audrey Clark, the us
Hifltunt guardian. Mrs. IYed (lehr
Iiik and 'her daiiKliter, .Miriam.
Mrs'. Braden Gives .
Report to W. R. C.
. The members of the Oliver P.
lorton Itelief Corps No. 37 held
their regular meeting Saturday at
3 the Knights of Pythias hall with a
' nry splendid attendance of mem-
- hers. A pot lack dinner was served
:. at noon and provided a social feat-
' urn which was heat tily enjoyed.
' THe regular business meeting fol-
loVcil and at Ibis lime, Mr.. Laura.
Itru leu gave her report of the re-
port of the recent department, con-
ventlon which sin. attended at
Xewherg. .Mrs. Itraden was of the
. sirfcerw opinion that the convention
this year was one of the 'best ever
, held antl praised the people of
.? Newhorg greatly for-Uielr hospital-
Ily. and cordiality. A brief program
lno.luded the rending of ii "Tribute
V Tn' Old dory' by .Mrs. Hrnden and
a piano solo by l.uis Jean .Mavis
; unjl closed with a community sing
using especially tliti patriotic
songs.
Youngest Pilot?
1
iVKA Meiiinhlx HuvpatL
In these modern days of speed, they
tart to ny early. Here's Malcolm
Allstadt. of Memphis, Tenn., Just
turned 17 nnd a licensed pilot, per
haps the youiiRcst In the United
States. Allstudt. flying for 18
months, has 100 hours In the all'
and hasn't had an accident. And
he Is willing to race any pilot of
his BKe and experience from tiere
to there or further, any tlr.ie.
1 : niiiijjtv
La Oramle, Ore., Oraca Bldc
Mu6 Adaini,
MEN'S SOCKS
Light weight work nocks.
Ideal for summer wear black
brown or grey.
3 pair for 25
SCMMKR I XDEHWI-An
Atllletir styls underwear for
men Onod wi-lKtit ilinitty.
Only 49
7 T
eWs
Beauty to Fly
Winner of u beauty and personalis
eon list in Wichita. Ku. Mis Vem
Kppei'sou, above was olfere.l elude
of a free collide nt instruction n.
flying or Sbw in K'dd and im uir
plane trip to Meiiuit Hut f van'
tell which she chohe. as di-- Hasn't
(itcided herself
Central Europe
Digging Itself
Out From Debris
I.ONHON. July fi (AP)--('cntral
Kurope dug itself out today from
the debris of n spries of storms
which yesterday swept down from I
southeastern Hernia ny and killed I
28 persons, Injuring hundreds in
Cuechoslovakla, Austria, Jugoslav-1
iu, Oermany and Switzerland. I
The storms, which at times
reached hurricane intensity and
exceeded UHi miles an hour veloc
ity, did widespread damage, de
stroying growing crops In some dis
tricts, tearing down telegraph and
telephone wires, and interrupting
railroad traffic.
The disturbances began in Ger
many, as hail storms lore down
through Hohemio and .Moravia,
and swung eastward, and turned
Into Austria where they raked the
republic's length and breadth.
Here the disturbance divided, one
section sweeping south through
Jugoslavia- and another continuing
westward Into Switzerland.
imi-.MHu Velocity
The wind reached a velocity of
ion miles an hour, in Austria, in
terrupting 'shipping' on thV hikes
and In the Danube, .and maintained
an average of 75 miles an hour. It
was particularly violent near Nur
emberg, (icrniany, where one peas
ant was killed, thousands or win
dows smashed by hall, and many
homes partially destroyed. 1
Ten persons were killed at Zen
ica. Jugoslavia, when the river Itos
na, whipped by the tornado, flood
ed a cottage in which a number of
terrified peasants had sought shel
ter. Seven persons were killed in
Bohemia and Moravia, and ten
more in Austria.
Hundreds Injured !
Hundreds were injured along the
path of the storms by falling walls,
uprooted trees and flying debris.
There were the usual number of
freaks. In one village. Olirofin.
Moravia, the wind wrecked the
cemetery and exposed coffins in
the ground. At Pardubice, Bo
hemia, a passenger alighting from
a ' train was blown under the
wheels of n coach and was killed
when tho train started.
M n'll 1AMA.K 10K ;
VIKNMA. July fi (AD Reports
r.itflit dcliiihtltil out-of-door
vacation locales in
the heart of the magnifi
cent Canadian Rockies,
these Bungalow Camps.
Where all the family
may enjoy healthful
recreation at decidedly
moderate cost ... in a
setting of scenic grand
eur. Easy to reach hy
Canadian Pacific - Low
bummer lures arc
effective. Get literature
now.
Qanadian
"Pacific
W.H.M CN OmUnnt FASS'ft ttFT.
Mt A BM(4MV4Y -KtillAND Bhtm
( iifiadian l'it Hie 7 mvrtlcr.
(.hcques Giant the H'nrW (Ji rr.
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Tremor Shakes
Long Beach In
Morning Hours
I.ON'U ltKACH, Cal July S (AP)
An earthquake- tremor which
lasted more than 20 seconds was
felt all over the central part of this
city at K:47 this morning. The
l'ress-Telegraph 'building nt Sixth
street and Tine avenue was rocked
for more than fifteen seconds, the
machines in the composing room
vibrating while they wero getting
out the first ei,,':fon. The Spalding
building, across the street from the
newspaper office, rocked percept -ihly
and all big building! in tho
cit y repo rt eil rcceivi ng t h o sa me
treatment. Jt was the first severe
shock ever authentically reported
in this beach city. No reports of
accident or damage had been re
ceived at the police station when .
a cheek up was made. The tremor
was from north to south.
I.OS ANfJRI.KS, July S (AD
A slight earthquake was felt here
at S:4f a. m. today.
from all sections of Austria today
emphasized thp damage done in
yesterday's violent storms. A tele
gram from LiiiK says thirteen
church steeples crashed in that dis
trict, with Hut houses badly dam
aged. In N'eUfelden almost the en
tire hops crop was destroyed by
the hailstorm.
lluckwheat in an excellent crop
to sow where corn or some other
crop liiis failed to make ti stand.
The ground can he prepared ' for
buckwheat by disking or harrow
ing. The best seeding time for any
locality can be determined fairly
accurately by allowing a period of
12 weeks lor growth before the
first killing frost Is expected.
Right To Die, Often
a v v
nIOk DPniPfl
j
By .IOIIX I0VAXS
(A.uciati-1 I'rcs Starr Writer)
I'AKIS. (AP) The- rght to die,
often ciaimed by the sick and the
unhappy, is up for discussion
again. It became a topic ot the
day when Bichard Corbet!, n
young Knglishmau charged with
murder, wrote an open letter seek
ing to j-istiiy himself in killing
his mother lo end her long agony.
Doctors, lawyers and philoso
phers in Kranee all deny man's au
thority to kill excepl as legal pun
ishment a ud presumably in war
and self-deff n e.
"Ancestral i espect for human
life" is offered by Professor Henri
linger, dean of (lie faculty of med
icine, as a solid moral barrier
against abuses that should be kept
inviolate.
It is the physician's mission io
prolong life, says Professor Charles
Uichetf.-tuember of I he Academy of
Medicine and noted for his psychic
re.S( arch. Qu'.u- aside from t ho i
moral aspect, lr. Ulchet. opposi-Hi
two arguments- to the theory thatj
the state be allowed to kill 1 hose j
who wish to die to end their suf-
fering. lie asserts there never can
be absolute ccrtaitdy that the pa-
hls mind, and there always is the
possibility of an erroneous diag
nosis. Science, lie Miys, every day
discovers new methods of relief.
Kor t he philosophers, the Abbe
Peillaube, dean of the
faculty of
philosophy of the Catholic Institute.
stands rlKldlv on tlie thes:s shut
"the rlKhl to dcidroy human ltri -
does :iol hi-lonir lo us."
i.v.n 1...... 11... u..,.,.i.,l.,i or law-.
I-Mouai d I A' I toy, professor
of I he
College of Kivmce, finds there are
too great difficulties.
"Any effort to legislate on such
a matter," he says, "would lead the
pubiic to ask more. Krom an tn
t dividul!slie point of view, why lim-
It tho right of snlebb- to fncurn-
For
Breakfast
Tomorrow
Morning
MANY OF OUR customers tell u that "ZO" la the
most papular rcady-to-eat breakfast food with their
entire family.
MOTHERS know it is especially good for the kiddle,
as it contains a superabundance of food iron. lime, and
vitamins. These are needed to build strong bones and
a sturdy body. Spring mornings call for real breakfasts
for the youngsters, and how tiicy like "ZO"!
EVERY DAY we have new enthusiastic customer! on
this real HEALTH breakfast food. Its deliciousness, its
crispy bits tempt the appetite of everyone whether or not
they are interested in its health giving qualities
rxrT i1irt1l Wa sr. At.thorlzBd Dealers
I J-eJ J ZjXJ I 'r " "l Jr",k H""1'
Pattison Bros. Grocery
The Pioneer Service Store
For Her Health
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year, and Alice While f the
flllums shows the model bath
ing suit she figures will allow
the mavliiium in 'sun bath.
Claimed By
it-si i ran v I
lV rrPllCh IhinkPrS
-
bles?" And. In any case, tn en
irust the stafe with nuOtorlty to de
cide the light of juielde "would be
to give it, after all, to men who
are subject to the same, influence
and errors of judgment as all other
men."
Tlie whole matter is thrown back
Into the realm of morals by Pro
fessor Herthelemy. dean of the law
faculty of the Pnlverslty or. Purls.
"Law," he explains, "is simply
t hat part of tlie moral code lor
which respect may be exacted by
force." Therefore,' (ho matter of
killing for money should be ex
amined first. " of n'l on morat
grounds, and if it doesn't fit. In II
'dtould not Im- considered us a pos
sible law. ' And he rejecis it on
moral grounds.
All these authorities admit there
are border-line cases where death
might, be a nnuey, but nil hold fast
I lo the supreme law, "Thou shalt
not kill." .
Marsh field Daily
Becomes a Weekly
MAUSIIt'-IKI,l, Or, July S
(Al') Tim Southwestern Oregon
l;illy News, for the punt ten yeiirrt
published In Coos Itay.nHiin utter
noon Uuljy newspaper, Saturday
announced termination as u daily
I "d will he puhhs .nee a week.
''' chanKo was announced hy
'' A- ltos''- editor ami pi slier.
I 1,0 P"icna coniror 01 ine paper
1 two months
from t. 1 1. Cordon.'
1 ' "'
00s
May Times, member of I
uted I'ress, remains as
the Assoc
the only
Oregon.
daily In Sout hweste;
Kour thousand of
T . 0 1 :-t prison inmates m
only 2 'A '2 are divoreod.
Michigan's
single and
Free Delivery
What Your Child Eats Now Will
Show its Effects All His Life
Call Main 80
THE GARDEN
vr.fiTTAni.rs roit iikai.th -
While the fact that the use of!
vegetables is necessary to promote i
good health is often emphasized,
an important point that Is not so
often polnred out Is, that1 theyi
snouai ne propeny cookimi. i ne.
most important factor' In the vego
tables Horn a heulth fttamlpotnt is
the vitamine content. The vita
mines' are partly destroyed by
heut. If vpgetable nro overcooked,
which they usuully nre, tho grefttor
portion oi tne live-giving vuamines
will be destroyed.
The greatest benefit Ir derived
from eating fresh vegetables rnw.
Tho carrot,, turnip, and cabbage
may be used in thin manner. ..The
use of the carrot, turnip and celery
chopped-fine with gt'pon pepper'
also finely minced . forms, an nt
tractjvo 'and snappy salad dressed
ither with innyonnalse or French
,ii-ntt.- i i.i. ii.r. r.n-
tire benefit of the vltamlnes may
ho oldalued.
1 MemtwM-J nr thrt rnhhi.i-o 1 i-tbe.
which Includes Hrussels sprouts, salad and stinwherry shortcake
kale and cauliflower, usually suffer may have neen In the housekeep
from overcooking. A cabbage cut er'B mind for dinner, lumb may
Into sections suitable for u slngio be Impossible to find, so she may
helping or shreddert wilt cook thor- liuve to subst'tllto beef or veal
oughly and sufficiently with twelve 'which would mean a change In the
-infinites of -actual boiling. The dessert it beef were chosen u well
cahlHIower should not have more (is a change In the green veg
tlurn tills time and It n perfectly etables.
cooked. They should he cooked in When making the list, the way
open dishes for the best results, - In which meata, fruils or. vegetit-so-far
as preserving tho yltamlne hies are to be used should hp kept
content is concerned. i In mind. Vegetables wanted for
Steam cooking ,ai)d waterless
cooking have advocates who -hayn
the same reason ;foi( 'their methods.
Steam cooking, of course, Is car
ried on in covered dishes and cooks
. as speedily as the boiling. It Is a
favorite method as It seems to pre
serve the full rinvor of the- vege
table more completely than In boil
ing. 1 Tomatoes retain their vitamine
content after cooking better than
j other vegetables and canned tomn-
toes are one of the. most healthful
of foods;- Ono of the polntHnirKPd
hy tlu mh"",, runners is that
their vegetaiiH- products are nevr
- overcooked
and lliereroro retain
possible health-giving elements
which are so orten boiled away In
the overcooking of the nverage
kitchen.
In cooking green vegetables, the
water should conic tn a boll before
they are plticed In the water. Many
cooks blanch green vegetables
that is, let them remain in tlie boil
ing witter for three minutes and
then pom cold water over them,
returning them to the boiling wa
ter. This method Is said to retain
tlie green coloring and speed the
cooking.
Popular Powder of
Beautiful Women
HtNtutles Run nt their complexions
use M Kl J.O-OI.O Kaee . Powder
only, Ka m ous for purity lis ctd-
Iorlng matter approved by the
Ciovernineiit. The skin never looks
pasty or flaky. It spreads more
! Minool lilv inttl iirmlnct'tt ii vmilbfnl
bloom. Made by a new l-Yeneh
process, M Kl.I.O-til.O h'aee Pow
der slays on lenger, CBass Drugs.
Inc. Adv.
Announcements
The Neighbors of t he Wood
craft will give the Juveniles a pic
nic Wednesday, July 10 at Hlver
sde park. All members are urged
to attend and bring well-filled bas
kets. Dinner will be served at
noon.
The liiverslde Ladies Aid society
will hold a picnic at Itiver.nitle park
'on Thursday July II. All are
cordially Invited, j
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MENUS
- - n.v sis-ri:it -mahv
A market, list of some sort Is
of course IndispenHlble. The Hat
prevents over-stocking and makes
for economy.
However, when marketing the
housewife should be willing to buy
the best that Is offered at the most
reasonable price. She should not
go with a fixed Idea of the exact
fruita untl vegetables she must
pipclinse regard let of price.
(ir(l,M,
pens mny h ber cnotce tor
the succulent dinner vegetable Ihut
nighti but if rIip finds the penn
rfhrtveled and yellow and a poor in
vesiment she should make another
choice. A list suggesting a vnr-
ii-tv of nofislble vegetables wonhWi
hhv hidped her In selecting the
best on uvallnMe.
Iteiuniklrig tlu Mitm
I ' o Inexperienced Htiopper may
flhd It iiecesiWry to revise her list
ud praetlCully remakf her inenun.
Kof Instance, lamb with green
peas, creamed potaloert, tomuto
soups need not be lis perfect lis
. those wanted for table servlc.
Coarse outer Htalkn of celery are
unite as good lor soup us choice
hearts and nre' much cheaper. So
n llitlp notation on the list suggest
ing tlie use Is helpful.
It Is never econumy to buy bad
ly wilted or spotted fruits and
vegetables at any price, for tht
waste :n preparation will more
than overbalance the difference in
price,
...
1 i discussing the treatment of
sheep and goats for Hlomnch worms
um nVPr fiukeH. the Oregon
neriment station warns growers
tnm overy remedy which will dn
Htrny these parasites Is mora or less
poisonous, nnd udvlses against their
I xxW without reasonable certainty
that the worms are present. Cnr-'
lul observation of the flock, with
treatments upon the first appear
anee of symptoms Is ud vised, art
sheep and goats which are allowed
lo become, thin and wuuk are un
profitable, oven after the worms
Juive. been destroyed.
HEALTH
SKN IlATIf IXJU IIABY INCH FAS'
KS AIIM'7riTI:, INlVCIi
ni,i:i:p, i.iiit(vri ;i:n
MILAlj CONDITION
By lr. Wllllain It. P. I'.merson
Boston, MaHKJichuwMtM
The Cssentlals of health for the,
baby are simple namely, good
food, abundant sleep, normal exer
The last week!
...to put a "Flavor Zone" range
in your kitchen on Special Terms
Tn
. HIS offer amounts to a whole
lot more than ; merely an
opportunity for you to liuy a
Wt'HtingliotiHe Electric Range on
iiiiuhiiuI, convenient ternli.
Wliul wc are really oiTerlng In
an opportunity to free youruelf
firever from the drudgery of
conking from the unxlotm
hourH you huve tpent hentling
over a hot stove worrying about
the Huccess of your dinner. For
the operation of the Wcating
hoiiitc "Flavor Zone" Hun go en-uhh-N
you toMiilHtituteclockwork
for gueHKwork in your cooking.
The WcHlinghouse Electric
Runge, with its futnous "Fluvor
Zone'" oven, doe every tiling that
Clearance Sale
of : '
House Dresses
One group $1.59
PUTMANS
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-wear
and Millinery
cise,, air nnd sunlight. Although I
the value of tho first four of these J
essentials has been understood for,
some time, It Is only recently that
we havo com to renlluG tho Im
portance oC sunlight In the welfare
of the Infant and growing child,
.exposure of the skin to sunlight
nnd air produces fundamental re
actions that have an immediate ef
fect on the whole system. The skin
is the largest organ of the body.
It has been called the mirror of the
system. Us color " add texture
change With bodily health. It re
acts to heat, to cold, to tho fight
Of the sun nnd to tho coolness of
the nlr. - ,U contains the end organs
Of repllng, attnehpd to It by mil
lions' of fine fihtmentH that go to
the brain and the, central nervous
system, -Therefore exposure to the
sun's rays should be regulated with
exceeding- care, In order thnt Its
stimulating effect lie not overdone.
. A sun bath properly' given in
orpanes the appetite, induces sleep
and improves, tho general condi
tion." The "texture of the skin Is
bettor, the ton of the muscles Im
proved,, and tho baby's reslstanco
to Infection Increased. lr tho food
and other conditions are favorable,
sunlight absolutely prevents rick
ets. . ,
; The sun bath may be given In a
warm room with the sunlight com
ing through an open window, on a
veranda or In tho shelter or a gar
den or yard. The Infant should bo
protectel from too strong a
draught, nnd the hands and feet
should be kept -warm. On cold
days a hot "water bottle or electric
pad may ho urtedi The head should
be protected from the direct rays
Of the sun. In tho heat of tho
summer, tho -bath should be given
between seven nnd ten In the morn
ing or, between two nnd four in
the afternoon. luring the rest of
tlie year, it may be given In the
middle of, tho day.
It has been recommended that
the child bp put out-of-doors first
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you would do. It turn itself on
automatically at jtiHt tho
right minute. Then it brown
to perfection, clicks off the cur- '
rent, and finishes cooking by
retained heat. When you return
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Westingliouse
The Elnclrle Range with tho
automatic. "Flavor Zona" Oven
$9.75 DOWN
Balance on Easy Payments.
Free Set of Cooking Utinsils with every Range
Purchased before July 15th.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"Cook By Wire.'
in ordinary clothing .that Is, with
out blankets or other covering, for
three minutes, then for five, min
utes. Then remove one garment
each duy or every two days, tbeinrf
guided by the reaction of the Child,
until all clothing has been removed
nnd the child Is covered only by a
sheet. Finally the nude body la
exposed for thirty seconds front
and buck, the next day forty-five
seconds, the third duy one minute,
and thereafter the exposures In
creased up to thirty minutes. The
object of all this Is to get thebaby
well tanned without sun bur ft.
This plan should 'requlro ftbottt
two weeks for the child to be, get
ting an exposure of one-half h
hour rront and back. Babies with
light skins can withstand- the ex
posure only half. tho length of time
of those with dark skin. 'ang'lt.'M
safer for such children- to be given
two .or three 'sun baths daily Of
short duration rathef than one. long
one. The length 'of exposure.' In
any case must vary with the baby
tolerance to sunlight, temperature,
wind, height of the sun' apd clear
ness of tho atmosphere. ?';
In tho winter month soma of
the good effects of sunlight can he
obtained through special glass that
allows tho penetration of the ultra
violet rays. Windows of this fflais
run be arranged over a. crib or box
with one side open to allow a freo
circulation of nir. Attractive port;
nble sun bath cabins are now avail
able at moderate cost. These can
be put In the yard or on the root
nnd used for the suh bath, a play
house or for , Bleeping1 out." Thy
are especially ( useful In the winter
months. . . . ..v'
When the other essentials In tlie
care of the infant aro adequately
provided ror. the sun and air bath
Is or great value for the bent health
of tho bnby.
A 3,700 oar crop Of peachM I
predicted for Illinois this ywr. ftn
Increase of 1 200 over 1 928." t '
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to the kitchen a deli
ciotis dinner in piping
hot and ready to serve.
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