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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Tuesday, October 1, 1925)
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An Tnrti'pemlent NewftpHper
FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor nnd PubHwher
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS BualnftSH Msnasor
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue,
la Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered at the Pontofflce at La Grande, Oregon, a Second
:luss Mall Matter under net of March 2, 1879.
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A SOLEMN WARNING Wherefore I wiy unto you. All man
ner of sin untj blasphemy ahull be forgiven unto men: but the
blasphemy iigalnst the Iluly Ghost shall not bo forgiven unto
men. Matthew 12:31.
The truth will out. After being called propagandist, lob
byist, militarist and conference-fixer, Williami B. Shearer
turns out to be merely "an observer and reporter." Yes sir!
Shearer was paid ?25,000 merely for transmitting to ship
builders authentic information as to the course of the Geneva
naval limitations conference in 1927. There were scores of
other reporters ut that conference who sent just as authentic
reports on the parley to their newspapers and didn't get a
tenth of Shearer's fee for their efforts. There are reporters
nd "reporters." Is it not strange that the shipbuilders
should spend $25,000 for information that could be theirs for
a few hundred dollars? Is it not strange also that their re
porter should have misunderstood his instructions and
attended the conference as advocate rather than as news
gatherer? While it is certain Mr. Shearer was a reporter de
luxe at the Geneva parley, it is not so certain that he was
not something else.
TUESDAY PltOUIIAMK
Tho National Hroutlcusting com
pany program for Tuesday night
fullowH: 7, Kuklmoi; 7:80, popu
lar music; 8. vaudeville hour; 9,
concert; U:30, nllunl; 10, Kpotllght
review; 11 to 12, Musical Munko
tcora. The Columbia Ilroadcaating sys
tem program for Tuesday night
follows: 8, JcHue Crawford, organ
poet; 8:30, Dream Moal.
I'OTtluml
KGW (020kc) 7, NBC; 0:30, stu
dio: 10, concert; 11 to la, danco
band.
Tnuontu
KVI (790kc) 7:06, silent; 8, CHS,
9, Yogi Alphu; 9:30, Instrumental
trio: 10 to 11, Harold Brown's Mel
ody Boys. I
Seattle
HOMO (920kc) 7, NBC; 10, con
cert: 11, news; 11:15, NBC; 12 to
12:30, organ. j
KJH (97okc) 7, recordings and,
musical programs.
On kin ml
KI.X (SSOkc) 7, news; 7:30, Mil-1
na Klsclier. pianist; 9, pianist, ten- i
or, nccordiunlst and xylophonlst;
10 to 1 1, dance music.
KCIO (70kc) 7, NBC: 10.
Schnitzel and Watunuuc; 10:10 to
12, NBC.
Kpnluilin
KIIQ (fi'JOkc) 7, NHC; 9:30,
Dough Hoys; 10:15, NBC. i
Denver
KOA (SSOkc) 7. NHC: 8:30.
light opera "Hiawatha's Wedding
l''east."
. - Salt I -a lie City
KHI, (1 130kc) 7, NUC; 9, Slnl
ureH. lAIH Alllft'lCH
I KNX (lOSOke) 7:30. Dr. Uaum
gardt: 8, Tom and mule; 9:30,
featurea: 10, danco music; 12 to
l, courtesy program.
KM ((Moke) 7, NBC: 11, news.
KHJ CJIIOkc) 8, CHS; 9, fentufes,
10, dance music: 12 to I, organ.
Kan I'Vniiclscfi
KI'O (0okc) 8. NBC: 10. Tom
my and llol; 10:3(1 to 12. NHC.
Kl'-lti: (iliokc) 8. features: 10.
Baron Waste and Duciun; 10:10 to
1, danco music.
Tweed is in the Mode This Fall
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One of tho most utiiklng fculuic) of the autumn slvles Is the
nOc,l i.nnir-initiie liefl, Willi a pieilllllll I III COlllir llT OIIC of the
coai'Hcr pelts. At tho rjKht Is ii unlquo effect In old lace, with
tiered skirt of mala? lace and net,; and deep capo collar over a
girdle of Nile flower green ribbon.
Health Talks
AS ADKQI.'ATK ALKALI
KKNI'IKVI-I
(A Factor In Mental Health)
Ity William K ;imlmM M. D.,
liOiilsvillo, Kt-iiturky
'I'n one who haa, fur many years,
had tho privilege of obHerving ln
divlflualH from tho Htandpolnt of
their ncrvoiiH and mental makeui),
mental health appears uh an Ini
portunt factor In tho atudy of pre
Kervatlon f health during the
Congress cannot ijnore Hie bill introduced by Senator
Vandenburg, of Michigan, to end that tyranny permitted by
,lho contempt powers of the courts. It cannot have escaped
the members of congr'esslhat these powciVare more abused
today than they havo been for many years, and that the evil
i3 a growing and alarming one. The Vandenburg measure
would amond tho judicial code in a way to prohibit the same
judge from both challenging and .adjudicating an alleged
contempt of court when the alleged contempt is not in his
immediate presence and when it involves a personal issue
touching upon his own character, reputation or exercise of
power. What the bill proposes to do is to guarantee freedom
of speech and a free press by making it safe for individuals
and newspapers to publicly criticize a jurist they believe to
bo incompetent, corrupt or unqualified. Kxisting contempt
laws empower judges to imprison those who criticise them
even though the criticism be just an essential to the public
welfare. Were every judge to exercise these powers with I
unrestraint the American institutions and ideals of free
speech and freedom of the press would be destroyed, and,
thoso safeguards gone, government and the courts would
fall into a state of the most deplorable corruption and decay.
AVKDXKSIJA V I'KOf-iltA.MU
The National BrondeaHlIng com
pany program for Wednentlav niirht
followH: fi:3l, miloiHtH and orehen
Irn; 7: SO, concert orrheNtru: H.
Uoada to Romance: 8:3(1. Mill Filllv
hoyH; y, allcnt; 10, mlnstrelH; 11
to 12. Mimical Al nrtket norn
The CiiluirihliL itrn-Mi-.iiHti-,,- u1.uIiniio "irge, aim while many valid
loin program for Wediicnday nlihl"0X1'Iun,,t,"nK liav l)een orf(,'I l
of arduous indoor work of the win
ter monthH, during which the in
dividual haa subsisted on a rather
high fat and proteid diet, and in
addition may have had either mild
or severe infections of the respir
atory tract, a condition of relative
acidosis will appear. If such a
condition bo suspected It can be
determined by well known labor
atory tests of the blood and urine,
or of the air expired from the
lungs. If present to any marked
degree, and allowed to go uncor
rected in an individual who Is at
ail unstable in his nervous and
mental makeup, serious conse-
so called acidosis, uch as nre
manifested by a persistently red
tongue or a fllghtly pungent odor
of the breath, can usually be cor
rected by a liberal diet of sweet
or starchy foods and the adminis
tration of moderate amounts of
alkali. In those individuals, how
ever, who have a high degree of
acidosis, or Its counterpart, a very
low alkali reserve, and who do
not respond to the ordinary meth
ods of treatment, symptoms of
mental hebitudo or even a definite
eonfusloual slate of mind may
make their appearance. When such
symptom" are sufficiently well
established that a diagnosis of a
"toxin" or an "infective exhaus
tive" state of tho brain can be
made. It Is at once apparent to
the experienced observer that sev
eral months of hospital care will
be required to bring about a com
plete mental restoration.
Wo suggest. therefore, that
those Individuals who have had
any sort of an Illness with fever
during the winter months, or who,
in the spring and early sunnmer,
have either lost considerable
weight or note that they are per
sistently "tired out" and do not
feel refreshed after a good night's
sleep, should consult their usual
medical adviser and request that
he not only give them a thorough
physical examination, but also look
into the question of their alkali
Several eastern stateH are con- from alrplnnes. Just throwing
sidcring legislation prohibiting another hardship in tho way of
the dropping of lighted clgareta women flyera.
FALK
LA GRANDE
STORE
Successors to N.K.WEST & CO.
The overall we guarantee
You can't go wrong on this overall. We're
back of it and the factory is back of us.
You don't save money buying a cheap overall.
It goes wrong and you have no comeback.
Why monkey with cheap stuff when this
overall is guaranteed to give you lots of wear,
comfort and satisfaction? Just try on t pair.
You'll like it so well you won t want to take
it off. All sizes in stock.
I warm inoutliM.
KtntlHllcH biivo sliown Unit tho i ,luonne" onnue.
number of ikIiivInhIoiih to nii-nl..!: M"Mli' tlnnsltniy comlltliin.s ot
lHMIiltalH flurlnir tho inmiiliH of tho j ZTJ " "
I Hnrliiir and oiirlv Miiinnw.f u iiunuii., I. 1 J J u T - . A 1 O
" - . flu m-Mim m- u a . n ,
UlUUUll 111 Llllil
ll"il Onus Diuir Store.
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STILL SAFK IN THE SOUTH!
Just when it seemed that public opinion iiml universal
p v.ctieo had beatowed respectability, loRitimaey and righte
o;:. ness upon cigarette smoking irrespective of age or sex,
tho Methodist board ot temperance, prohibition and public
mo? als pounces upon the filthy weed as the next thing; to bo
prohibited. Has tho board the enforcement of the liquor laws
so well in hand that it has time to attack that lesser evil,
Lady Nicotine?
Prohibition of cigarette smoking is to be started in a small
way. That is, the guardians of the nation's morals have de
cided to forbid advertising cigarettes by radio and the mails
nnd to centralize on the younger generation. Their campaign
seems to bo patterned after the old pro-prohibition temper
ance program of abolishing liquor by propaganda (sometimes
called education.)
Thoso who assay to stop boys, even girls, from smoking
lire tackling a task more difficult than the 12 labors f Her
cules. Parents, legislators, the police, the church and the
tiflirtritu lini'M Iwn ..t II... 1..I. ..: ii ii
UM .i"" soue mo roii-your-own era. Many iiIkhi. I
Ami what have they accomplished? Judging from the results ""
they have been producing more and younger tobacco addicts'. ! mi' . !!!'"
ii is n very signilicant fact that it is an agencv of the
Methodist Church, North, that is battling the cigarette.
Jiishop Cannon's Methodist Church. South, is more or less
indebted to tobacco, for its pension and building lunds have
been enriched by the tobacco fortune r J. 1!. Duke, founder
of tho American Tobacco Company. That miiy or "may not
account for tho fact that tobacco is still safe in the South
If filllcllonal Ubiililor Irritation
followx: ,7, 'truiiHcontlncntiil nru- ,u;0""' "OH, there In one which lillstnrli.s your Bleep, or causes Hum-
Krain; 7:110, silent: S. .Show Boat. I wo l'cl"'Vn "l ''oon Kivon ado- lug or Ilcliimr Sensation. Hacliiiche.
I'oi'llanil iiato cnmihasls: nnd that Is a ihy- j I .en 1'nlns, or miiiie.ilar aches, mali-
KtiW (Ii2l)lc) (i:3ll, NHC: 8:30. K'' condition known to tho modi-! imr you reel tired, depressed nml
features: 9:30, k'(lV players: lo cnl Pr"ro,,sl"" "n low alkali ro- I discouraged, why not try the "ys
coneert orclleslra; 11 to 12, danco ' 1,(!l vo-" j tex 4H Hour Test? Don't Rlvn up.
band. I Thorn nro prettywell deriued j tlet CysO today. I'm It to the
Tiicouiu I normal HiuKm within which Ihe al-ltesl. Sen for yiiurseir hoiv iiiilek-
K'Vt (7li0ke) 7, I'HS; 7:30, si- 111 ''''"crve of an- Individual : ly it works and what II does. Money
lent; 8, C1UH: 9. staff artists: 11:30, ' Ml'u"''' ho uilllntalned If Ills mental ; back lr It doesn't bi lnir (pilek 1m
llistrumcntal trio: 1(1, soprano' lnU,,'itV tK to bo preserved In provemenl, nud satisfy you coill
leuor, pliinlst: 11:30 tu' 12. orcaii I tllllCH "Oess and strain. H is pletely. Try L'ysrex today. Only
recital. I inn uniisiiiii inal afler a Kieat ileal 'liar
SKHMIIO
KIIQ (fiOolie) 11:30, Nl:; II, feu
turcs; 10 to 12. Nlli'.
x SlNlttlll
KM II (11711 lie) 7, rocurdlnss uud
musieal programs,
HOMO (11201(c) 11:30, NUC; 8:30.
features: UMB, news: 10, concert;
11, NHC; 12 lo 12:30, oiiian.
Denver
KUA. (830ke) 8. Amos nnd
Andy; 8:15, features.
Sun Fraucisi'ii
KI'O (liSOkc) U:30. NHf; 8:30,
features; 10, danco orclleslra; II,
mh .
KI''HO (lilOke) 7, CHS; 7:30.
features; 10, dance music,
Oakland
HIA' (88llkc) 7. news: 7:30,
I'M nil I'lseher; 8. educatloiml hour;
1), pianist ami soprano.
KCIO ntlOko) (1:30, NIK'; !.
drama "A Deserted Cabin Tale,"
10 to 11, dance- orchestra.
Ihis Angeles
KNX (lUSOkc) 7:30. features;
10, dance music; 12 to 1, courtosy
proKnilu.
KHJ (llOOkc) 7. C1!S; 7:30, f e.i -lures:
10, danco music; 12 to 1.
oman.
Kr't (lilokc) 11:30, NHC; 8:3(1.
rcattne; !), concert; 10, NHC; II,
news.
1 1
Watch Kidneys
After 40!
Heed promptly kidney and
bladder irregularities
KIDNEY disorders are too seri
ous to ignore. It pays to heed
the early signals. Scanty, burning
or too frequent kidney excretions;
a drowsy, listless feeling; lameness,
stiffness and constant backache are
timely warnings.
To promote normal kidney action
and assist your kidneys in cleansing
your blood of poisonous wastes, use
Doan's Pills. Endorsed the world
over. Sold by dealers everywhere.
50,000 Users Endorse Doan's: ;
Jab. McDorviId, 203 Second St.,
HuUieiburft. Miii..uva- "M K.V i
tnlly bothered mo nri 1 wa o lame it
wbb hard (or ma In Yr,A nn. u.u n. L !
other. The kidney secietiona i. ere very
irrcBular and I wi very nervous. After
using tvoaii ruio, licit tine.
'WorkClothes A&gMjm
' 'Must Matt Good or We Will" sjSRW
KEEP WEIjTj HEATTII PAYS DAILY DIVIDENDS
Dr. Belle Myers
Chiropractor
' Hours
2 to 5 & 7 to 8
West .Jueoltson Bldi;.
La Gnu i do, Ore.
Would Lie Awake
Nights Suffering-
"I only wish I hail the money lo
huy SaiRon ror every one of my
rrlenils who are sick and run down,
for I know Ihcy in, uh thank nie as
they
!oiik
lived.
"I Slltfered
fur over a year
lth stoliiaeh
Iroiiltle and lu
ll I K e H t I o II.
TRY
W.K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
take a hot
water liottle to
hed Midi me,
lo ease I he
pain and some
times I siif.
lered s niueh I could not sleep a
"Ink. I aelually lived on Inead '
and milk fur liiont lis. I wtisenuJ
slipated a:i. lillioits: my sl.ln was
yellow and 1 l;ad lillndiiUT dl.;y
siiells. Nolhluir cine me mole
than tempniary relief II II 1 1 1 I mult. I
' il lul.liiir SarKotl.
"It's wonderittl tile uhv Satuoii
looiiKlii liaeK my health. I'm
limiKiy all Ihe time now and rati
anylhlni; 1 want. My slomaeh
Irouhle Is cone and I've ntr ly I
Rallied six peilllds. I just feel ,
sti-oauer and belter In every way.
Hai Kon I'llls r.-Bolaled me perfect - I
ly- Now my color is healthy and1
my lulloiiMieivs and dlr.ay spells are'
over. I'll ,e Kad to tell nnyho.l? j
what Siiiiron did fur me." - Kred ll !
Haechle. HI V:. I'oillnnd lloiil, vm il . i
-ortl.iii,l, (iieson. liv.1 CiuMi liruir
SPEEDY!
It looks to us like this yowi"; man
rather prides himself on lieinjr a one
.'iriiu'd driver.
No doulil he iidniils he's fust at Ino
w heel and on the road. That's YOUTH,
hut we've all seen speed misplaced in
this day of automohiles sometimes
with a lot of damage.
Now if he has his ear insured proper
ly and has enough public liability to pro
tect, the other fellow then we mijiht
eM'iise him a little more .
Say what you will, it simply doesn't
pay to drive these days without full
automobile coverage. Wo pay accident
costs we know.
"INSURE IN SURE INSl'RANCE"
Union Mortg,ae & Investment Co.
JAC K H. FERRIS, THE INSURANCE MAN
Real Estate New Foley BIdg. Loans
Used Model 'A9
Fords
U: you contemplate paying as much as $500.00 for a used
car it will pay to consider the cars listed below.
Model A performance with the economical operation of
the new Ford should appeal to any purchaser of a used
car.
Please bear in mind that the original owners have taken
the first depreciation which is always the greatest on
these cars.
IMS)- l-door Standard Sedan. Driven only 5500
miles. This ear cannot lie told from new and car
ries our new car guarantee
$650
1921) Tudor sedan. This car is mechanically per
fect in every way
$550
Standard Chev. license, motometer and lock
Driven only 1100 miles. This car was taken in on
a new town sedan and carries new car guarantee
$655
192!) Standard coupe. Driven 4,000 miles, has lots
of extras. Carries our new car guarantee
$655
1!28 Standard Coupe. Driven only 10,000 miles
This car has A-l ruhlwr and is in fine condition
Carries our guarantee. 2
$575
192S Sport Coupe,
special paint job.
this car.
Well fenders, trunk and
New tires. We guarantee
$585
Perkins Motor Co.
4th and Adams.
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