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c i Friday, August 30, 1929 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ( Iiirorporult'd) An Independent NVMMpfipcr FRANK B. APPT-KliY Kdltor and Publisher HARVKY P. WATT HIOWS . ..Runlnenn Manager PubllHhed ftvenliiKH, exeept Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grando, Oregon. Tho (Jbscrvcr-Sinr puhli.;hfd every Friday. Entered at the Posmfnru t l.ti (inimlH, Oregon, us Hncond Clan Mull Miittnr niuh-r net of Mnreh 2, 1H7U. OFFICIAL l'AI'KU OK UNION COUNTY AND THUJ CITY OI-' I. A OUAN'UK MI5.MHKK ( ASSOCIATION PKEH9 The Aanocfntod iTt-sn Is exchiHlvelv entitled to ue for publica tion of all news dlKpatches i r--.tite.j U- It or not otberwlHe credited If publlNhed herein. AH rh;Ms of yepiiblJciilinn of Bpectul dlH putchen In this paper, ami nlnu the lorul ncwa herein aluo are. rewerved. National Adv-rUstiig ItepreHe,ntutlv M. C. MOOKN'.i-JN & CO., Inc., Ban Kranclsco, Los Aikm Ich, Heniile, 1'ortlund, Chicago, I'tetrtiit. New Vurk KUJiSCini'TION KATKH liy Ourler Dally, per mnntli In ndviin.-e Dally, ftlx monthH In :ul v:nn o Dully, aliiglc copy ., By Mull Dolly, per month In ndwincn Dully, per mix montliH in ;i(iv:inee Dally, per yenr hi ;nl v.i m e Weekly OtiHrver-Ktur, per ye.ir .. 76c ..$4.50 .. 60 .. fiOc ..$2.50 .46.00 ..$2.00 ADVKIl.TU.iNfl PATIOS Display, foreign, per eolunui Inch DlBplay,' local, per column im-ii Time contract prices on upplhutloii. 42o M 40O it while spot li'iicopliiklii is nhmtv- ! I'd. Smokers should ask their den- 1 lists to examine their teeth Uv', Hh;irp erltp-s. inol lo look Jit t In luiienus membrane In every part and vn-HH ol the month, esperiu Uy on those parts ol' Mm- cheek and tongue thiil come, in contact with t he I ret h. 1 1' leueoplu U in oi- niy ot her i nil ul ion U round, John no HllOlld eease, because t lie pat hull i in Men Hit i.ed, n ml t lie danger ot' mneer hu shegun. j lOvery dentl.il should also look i for Vincent's angina, herause this is responsible for uiiiTty .sore spots' w , in the mouth thai have no n hi- j 7f I'fin Iw.ln fiiniinol fn nur!inii nun in to toliarc, or teeth, and. ;m! TIIK I'OTKN'CY ok KAITII -.fei'tiM mild If ye have milh as n grain of nnistJird Meed, ye shall day unto thin mountain, Ite inovo hence e youdi'i- place; and it fitmlt remove; and nothing Hhall In Impossible ttnlo you.--.Ma 1 1 lieu- '7:L'0. Health Talks 'inv fact i i k p i o i r AMU TH IKKITATIOX Uy Joseph i 'nil Ttloodgood, M. Dv Hultlinore, Maryland. No race, civilized or barbarian, Mct'tiiH to be immune in caner in certain ri'gions of the body, when thei-e 1m coiiIIiiuouk clu'onjc irrita tion. The relation of chronic irri tation and cancej- in man and ani uuiIh ha!H been eHtabllshed. One race in Africa Hint haw ac quired the lialdt of chewing betel uiilx HUfTerH more from caneer or t)ie mouth than nit ihe oilier rncen i togetlier thai do !iot use it. Anoth. 1 T .prlntitive l-ace lieepM warm ill; winter liy carrying hoi coals rest-' Ing on the fkln of the aidomen. : In the burn that In produced, can-! cer usually develops. The llkeh- j hood nf cancer Parting in an i heated wound after a burn Iuih been known Mince Ihe beginning of j recorded medicine, ( l:i (lie monlli liiere are two far-j Ioih thai ca mu-odiicM t )e Irrlta- j tiou, tfdfaccn and ragged dirty leel li. My Ml idles show t liat 1 lie : greatest danger of rancer is in-en-eiit when there are both factors. When Die (cell) are liul kept ab solutely clean mid Hinoolh. tobacco miiMl be discontinued in all forms' Ihe mome:i tliern In a sign on wen- I 8iit ton of trrllnilon, or t In niomeni ; gram: 'J, l.loti TarnerH; 9:45, box ing hroadrnHt; 10 to 1, da nee uut sic; J - to J. re5ord program. . Suit Iukt) Cl y j ! KSr (ll.HJkcJ 7:1.1, Amos ami, ! Andy; 8:;0, harmony Hingers; '.i, !Ni:;; Htudlo: 10:10, NHC. j ! Sejillbi j KOMO (92nkr) S, NHC; 9:30,' vaudeville; 10, news; 10:15, danee mu.Hic; 11, NMC; 1- to 1:30, organ recital. 1 Nan lYanclwo KI'O (lisokcj ti, NMC; 9:30,' j Tommy and Hob; 10 to JL. NHC. ! KKKC (OlOkc) H, features; y, ho- ! ; husiH and orchestra; 9::j.o, vnuuc-: . viile; 10 to 1, danco iuunic. i Oakland ' KfJO f7:tnkc) X, NHC; 9:.'I0, ; Tliret; Hoyn; 10, concert; 11 to i2, , daiH o music. ; ; KI.X fssokc)' 8 to 10, Ill-Jinx' ' fllawaiiatiK, moIo.s, orelieslru J. . Spokanej K1LQ (r.SOkc) X, NHC; 11:30, vaudeville; J 0 : 1 fi to tinner or- ! cltcslra, s.vn itD.w pjo(;rtA.is The National I Ii-oadrasl ing com pany program for Sal in day night hillows: s. Temple of the Air; .S:So to in. Hollywood Howl symphony concert: 10, Troubadours; M to l:'. .Musical Musketeers. j Advance programs ntt. yet avail able for KKX, Portland; KOA, S-okane; a:id K.I It, Seattle. Portland K1V (liL'Okc) H, NHC program; I li, ft-al Hie; ill ::t0 lo 12, da net; in lisic. KtilN (Moke) S, orch syncotatois; II lo 12, or Siltlo K'l.MO (!i20kc) K. Nlf gall recital. Npokaiio KIIQ (r.lllikc) H, NHC; 1 1', dance orchestra, Nil li I'VaurUcn KI'O (fiS!ik- S, N lt ; 10, feat ore; 11 t,, 12, dance orchestra. K Kite ( il I akc) S, da nee music !i. symphony ' orchestra; 1" P I dunce music. fmbler Logging Stops Due To Razing of Mill My .Mr. C. M, Halt j (Observer Correspondent) IMHI.KIt. (Special) Due to the" burning of the mtw milt of the Mil ton Itox company, logging in this. vicinity Iuih been slopped. Several,, ,n(j nule daughter of l. trucks have been huilling logs to lit1 shipped to Milton and them urn quite ii few logs on hand that have not yet been shipped. Until recent ly about two cars of logs a day have been loaded out. It is hoped that the mill will soon be rebuilt and that (hey may In- aide In fin ish hauling the remainder of the lojs before the heavy fall rains kell Andrews house into thf Charles Squire home. Jonas Martin treated the lied Head service station to a fresh co.it of paint this week. J. V, Kerhrs is moving his fam ily to Stanfield where they ex pert to reside the coming winter. Ouests last Wednesday at the C. C. Welch home were Mrs. l.odem'i Terry. Mrs. John Walden. of I .a Grande, Mrs. Lizzie linker, of Summerville. Mrs. Marcin Win id ell Angeles. Mrs. Woodell is making an exten ded visit with relatives and friends in the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wood.dl and little daughter, of Haker, spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. Wondell sister. Mr, (burge Hardy. On. stra; l'b heslra. Hi: If, to Howard Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Wilson, expects to have iiis adenoids removed Kridny. Mr. and Mrs. Don Stuart sin lied last Saturday on a trip to Seattle by auto. Mr. Stuart will lie the Smith-Hughes instructor here dur ing this school term. Mr. and Mrs. Kaii York, of Plea- Saigon, sant Grove, were, in town Monday making arrangements so that their laughters, I .ydia and May. may attend hitih school. School begins September ;i. Mr. and Mrs. Tom I'ago rind fat her, A luier I 'age, spent (lift weekend at Morn visiting relatives. They returned here Monday, K. li. Long left Monday for Mos cow, Ida., where he will spenn some lime with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ilalbert Rollins have recently moved from Hie Has- Architect Highly Endorses Sargon "I do not hesitate to endorse a medicine that has accomplished such remarkable results for me as Il is an actual fact that Funny system mem, you uro 11 cnnniim. 11 n lawyer does it, lie s a jf'l '' tim Mpirnium fit.i'on Kfmnlv itr:iH irino- lik ni'Ml'i.inn i angina, produces a " 1 known jliiring the au- Physical export says man, not woman, ranks first in physical leauly. Well, mnyhe, lint you seldom see anybody turn around on the street to gel a second look at one. Vincent's j a sore inout h i war as "I ivnch ! has become very I Kir.r.iNGTino (;oosk over in icussui tno (Kimcsiic servant is n i)i'iviK'H'l pcr siui(fe. Sliorl v(ii'lin)v Iinnrs, pond want's, social insurance, a month's vacation illi pay and a clothing allowance that ninny housewives miniil envy are sumo ol' the advantages the servant class enjoys. The special labor court lias been known to impose fines on housewives lor abusing servants or asking them to work overtime and under soviet, laws a servant can be dismissed for the most substantial reasons (inly and even where there is good reason for the dismissal the discharged servant must he maintained by the former employer for one month. From all this governmental interference in the servant problem the inevitable result has been the virtual abolition of domestic service. Only the very wealthy can now afford to keep servants and even the rich find it impossible to toler ate them. Thus is another unemployment crisis created in 'jobless Russia." The political experts in whose hands rests the immediate destiny of distressed Russia have made the mistake, common to those who believe the world belongs to the wage earner, of making the worker and his work intolerable to the employer by their very efforts to make the laborer's life Utopian. In their eagerness lo give Russian domestic servants per fect jobs the experimentalists have rubbed them of the jobs, whether good or bad, they did have. The relation between employer and employe must be a ."0-.ri0 proposition. Just as there are conditions under which labor cannot work, so there are conditions under which the employer cannot continue as mi employer of labor. mouth," ninl il cnilorKHi In civil 111,' hIiii-c llir win. ('illH-cr of thf. mtlroiiM hi, -in lirn lie of lhi ino:tth In yhlrli you run ex HihI,' lohntvo ami niKtr't l' -lh or some .h'llnlt,, rorin of Injury is rnn I'nllrcr of Hie inoiilh Is run in woin-:i iM-i-iium- aw yi-t lli,-y nr,' IIOl 1111 UHllit 1 1 V ill'UVy IIMfl'H ol' lo- OalJiinil K(al (7:nlr! (i, NIK"; 1 II In I, hi:H'l' hull'). l.o A iiK'i'li'S KIM (! lie) S. Nlirlil I'ourl; II, .symphony orrli, -M ru ; In. dunce III usic: 1 lo 1 , ol'KUIlisI . K I iWiikcl .X. NIH -: 11, news; 11:1;".. Mi.llilKllt frolic KNX (lu.Milicl s. 1,'Ulnrc urlistH; M, tinner lulMie; 11'. records: I to Midniuhl Kxiirctis. Suit Ijilie ( liy in o mill they lieep tludr teelli! KSI, (lUukc) 7:1',, Amos cli'un. SlullMllenl slddlr from Andy; 7::lli, iuslrilliienlul 111 KIlKllllld slinw Hint tile Incidence mule iilurtel; S::iu, nlllulelir of ciilleer of the innntii in users of ' fe.it ui-e proiount. loliucco In ociMipnllons Hint ills-, M:ielly lliull I In- hours In which tlley ran chew or smuUe is el y li-s.s tluin the lucldeiiec of c.-inc-r In UKi-rs of IoIkii-oo In ncciliul inns Unit do nut so limit their llt.l ill - noil Keiice. ! I'll'.-lll llluiltllM Iind clcUM teeth I lire fortunately iu-coiuini; u luni-e iiulversnl liiitill uiuonir chill-,, I n,ynilc. hiyin InilujiJJic uniliiiM u-ofcsIu(i IncrcjiseK to dluirnosc mill relieve niuiiy illsenseH hv nee-- Specch and Action lie who luis licen wnnl tn pro nuiitlcc so (lllellHy iioii Ihe defects of unotlicr's ruV :iiul iii:in:i'einettl IliuN. when In power liiluself, wlutt n different iliiu:-; il is In net uti.l to lull:. Helps. Up To Date W. II. Loisman of The I, & L Drug Co. flies to San Francisco (from The Ob server.) Up to date trans port, up to date in merchan dise; up to date in methods; and down to date in prices. Trade at the Progressive Pharmacy L&L DRUG CO. if & ' 4&Mj ! " led I IK III look Ul the I olukcX-riiy films of mouth und Dances For The Week Open Air Wednesdays and Saturdays, baker Friday. Monday, Labor Day; Open Air. In ease (if rain dance, will lie at Zither Hall. Shir Novelty Orchestra I am stronger llnil ineiitiilly more alert tluin 1 hnve lu-en in twenty five years. "Het'liuse of liuil stoinuch troulile, 1 lived for four yenrs on liread ami milk nml other liiiulil diets. My kidneys were l.u.ily mil of oi-der, my sleep wns reslless und I was extremely nervous. A siiiirp pain ill Ihe i-cKion of my lier troilhlei me n lot, I wus also eonslipaleil and suffered with Idli- on-SllesK. "After I ln-i,'un lukini; Suriul and SiirHron Soft Muss I'llls. Iiefine 1 realixed It, almost. I hud n spleii dill appetite, ate pruelienlly iniy-Ihlllfc- I Wll'lted und never hud the lensl slnnilleh t rouble. My nervolls llesH hits illsnppeureil complelely now. 1 sli'ep splendidly und feel strniiK anil eneriretle t1 tp,. inoin llllrs. Till pills curt-eel..,! luy con stipation n'ld l.ilioiisn.-ss un.l n.-v.-r yet have nauseated me. "I'm perfectly Indies! w lien I say I never dreunu-.l a me. Heine cuulil do so lunch lor me." rhristopher '. Hold. ins. t;:i I-:. 20lli St., I'oiilnnil, m-eliiteet. I t'liirineer of note, recently innite the ri'IlUII-lvillllc Sllllelllellt lll.ove. SurKoll inuy lie nl.luiind in l.n Crnnile nt tin. I:,., I i-,, ss Iniur Store. Adv. ul' justice and etpialily j j. tting international hat- j jjr i'ges the masses, so re- jj j ( L(vnii;s a xn 'nil-: max I Clothes do make the man! A decade ago Yon Uindenberg , was held up as a symbol of Teutonic military efficiency and' ruthlessness. lie relict ted the outside world's idea of what il true product of Herman knHiir should be, preaching "blood and iron diplomacy" and appraising the man-power of a country by its tniantity of run fodder. Now, only 10 years later, be is found declaiming on the j general weal of humanity, the ideals of justice and etpialily for all nations, the mces.-ilv nf forget t 1'eds and class barrier-.. Today he ur cently trod upon by Vi many'.-, military aristocracy of which he was symbolical, to think 1'u. t of international peace and domestic demonaiy. To what is to be attributed this amazing transformation? Clothes, says the p: y holoi'.tsi . In the old days of military grandeur and arroganc.v Yon Uindenberg was always in mili tary attire. Today he walks abroad in the conventional swallow-tail coat of cm- who holds high office by the choice of the people. In the ;::nli nf a soldier he believed anil acied as a soldier is suppii-vd h. believe and act. When he dis carded the iiiiil'oini ul' the .-oldier he also discarded the soldier's state of mind. All fairy tales have in ihem a base on solid truth. That of the little tailor who pioved a mighty hero is no exception. The women hav e long recogn'r.eil how much depends upon the personal waidrohc, and every correspondence course in wdesmanship ami "pei.-on.il magnetism" devotes a lengthy chapter to personal appearance. 'IIID.W I'ltOfiltAMS The Niitinnul Itrnniletist Inu cull puny priuo'uin fur l-'iidny 1 1 1 1: h I fullous: N, I'nlverslly nf Air: it, noisleiil olferlnirs, mule iiuurtet: te.'lu, sll.nl ; In. Uion.lwny nieln dies: II lo I:'. Musical Muskele.-rs. Atlvniice pronrains not yel uvuil. aide on KKN. I'nrtlunil: KfiA. Spo kane, and K.I II. Kenltlp. INirllmtil KliW (ll'elie) X. NMC; : :t . vaudeville: la lo .1, Nile. KlHN CMnkc) X. slrlni,- ensem. I'll-: 'J. orehestrn; in to lii;:iu, dunce music. . Tm-iinui Kvr ("unUc) x to l:', musical proKrnin. I ns Allux'li-S Kill ( l.el x, cniitluillly prn- Mr.nu; !l::in. lallilcvlllc; in, duuee luusie: I to I . ori-uliist. M-'l (lllnke) X. MP': proriin. 1N (lUiMike) X. pnluilur pin- S Next to Your Dentist .'M.vii'.T.n-viii ..i, Kttiitrm -ea m trie Uiai en I S.S,fc U.a, i.'jf Hutch .Maid Retail shops signify cleanliness and sanitation. For P.akery that satisfy do your shopping at the Dutch Shop Product.- TRY W. K. GIL1SERT CO. FIRST F.mily Sixa 50 cents Vi.-it yuur itciitist Iwuf n year; me Klrnia Drnt.l Cr.nir twice ihiily ami y.-u ni.iy feel iis-urcil dint your trctli will radiate ulcani iii whiteness unit licnith jful -oiinilm : s. Solil only at Ki'Mill SUnef. CLASS nurcs Inc. v , . . u Axl',,, .eSLi-s fc - Dutch Maid Breakfast Specials i-nii N'ul i 'nit ft- Cul.e A met Uulsju Um-s llunel Nut K r. I terns ilte Apple r. In, III l-lu.:l Me, I,. I I., Dutch Shop located at 8 Depot street, across from Smith's parage. -IE Dutch Treat Molasses Square cakes Fruited Cup cakes Dutch Jlaitl pastries Hutter Scotch Pies so rich and mellow, Special 25? hutter Nut bread Alwnvs a Treat. "WIND IT AT THE WINDMILL" I FA3K5 LA GRANDE STORE Successors to N.K.WEST & CO. Complete Stock of Pied Piper and Poll Parrott SHOES FOR SCHOOL Are Now Here They need good fitting and sturdy shoes for school wear those scampering kiddies of today. Pied Piper anil Poll Parrott assure you of proper fit and lasting service. Strap styles oxford numbers high shoes in the newer colors and leathers. All Moderately Priced Footwear for High School and College Girls "Kanipus Kicks" isg.rit) SMART? You'll adore these well made snappy oxfords, (and so will Dad when he gets the bill). Their -good looks and serviceability are last ing too. Made by "Stickles" "Korrect Toe" lasts insure perfect fitting shoes that are a requisite when one is going to school, see the new numbers in our windows. Get Film for Labor Day Here Take plenty of film -v. y v-f,.5 If you plan a trip for Labor Day plenty of Kodak Film along' for the want to take. be sure lo have snapshots you'll Kodak Film with its uniform speed and latitude gets the picture. In using it you guard against over und under-exposing your pictures. Kodak Film in your size is always in stock here. Slop in and stock up today. Red Cross Drug Store j & QUAKER IT 1 E? STATE-MENTS ! 1 g Tis true that thee gets an extra ouart of 1 'Tis true that thee gets an extra ipiart of lubricant in every gallon of (Junker State .Motor Oil. For by special refining, a quart oi waste maieriai touiut in each gallon of ordinary oil, is removed from each gal lon of Quaker State. In its stead thee gels a quart of finest lubricant in truth an extra quart in every gallon ! Look for the treen-and-while sis ft OJt LL lVr Quart Jll lVr Quart Hither in the West v. a li i:k St at i: Aitikrited fthtTiknfrr l'.AI.I.OU & W RKUIT I'url liiiiilS-nMl- Tucomii UO'l'Olt OIL
