La Grande evening observer., October 24, 1929, Image 8

Page Eight
Thursday, October 24, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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World Is Asked
To Give Aid In
Tracing Meteors
Uy HOAVAHI V ltI.Aki:sl.I
Science IMllor
(Associated VrfVA I'Vnlnre Service) ;
CAMHitnKJK.MflrtH., (AT) The '
"Meteor Kff-horumn" of Unrvu rd
astronomical observatory. lr. il- ,
lard J. Ktaher, (ink cooperation of i
newspapers in .solving a rnySwrV 1
of the? Ix-onld meteors, i
These are vast swnrfriH of mclei i
ova that fop u thousand yearn have!
appeared about. threti I linen ft rn-
uiry, f.Vory' Sit ' ywir HmnetlmrH !
producing dazdlnn displays. Th.-v
a rn. duo- utfnftr In Vovernbcr l::l5
or '33: In 1'uef, a few nhouM tic
se,n thin year mrthn nights on
.Vovemhcr 1-1 iind 14.'
Hut there 1m ii my.-tery. The j
In3dMh MiOHtly failed io Fhow iip:
:io years ao when 1;lh(. duo. As- i
tronorniTH suspect t In- km vita-1
lionur - attraction- of tine planet !
jupite.r wan (o ' blnrrm 'then.! ' J
They think ' tlyit in ul;uot for j
pritteii corners all over tin civl- j
llxetj world, there, cxlt written!
records (hat would go far to as- ,
!tit' their predictions about thn j
Iw'onlds; that nilffht help to show;'
t lio world whether it In koIuk toi
M worth while to t-U up all rilRtit !
ot a couple of chiH November
i v-nliiRft about Hire- years hen op-. i
Or. Fisher asks the prpjiH of 1 1 1 f- j
l'nlud Suites, and of the world.
to broadcast the Information about j
i" m rwords, mo that they may be ;
'-. rout of MdtnK and itlwn to;
. t.i'. pinornorN. faith that htwn
)Mit)U(mlion wl'l lirlnff nvtultn M
1'4iundid on hltt (vDorlnnot In re- I
po I fiiff h:;ndrPdit of t-.i.ur of lit-
fmittatlOTi about fuf ti'ors In re- !
poaw to (hl noti n ocfHlonally )
' K-lvi'n to ni-:papprH In l,hp put.'
lflrtuHP of Mich nollpcw ifuvp tilrti
I h; fohririKt i( "McLP.or il-'lKhcr--'
man. j
.iVrlttfn' dtvoflpllorm at iiuv Io
nlyfl iHrttdtyH tn riant fr"iilurl nrn
U'llevi'd to '!Mt In luiiny idnPM.-j
jMiriloularlv In HhlM( lotfBk In Oil- 1
iu'p; Tndtjin and pwhapH Knyptin
lit prut lire, in the "llWnllonH" of i
ifi.tj Jt-Huit nlHrtlonarhti of Canada, 1
;'$fll and military rpport from
nnh pOHScHHlonH to thP homo
tfiprniiH'iit, ivporla of ull HurtiS
from HpantHti-AnuTlPa. HrUali and .
V'R 1'hlllripiiiPH. to church author- I
itioH and to the ffovi rriniPritH ' in "'
Madrid and l.Jbon, rpcordn of'
iMPrctianttt, and Mayan HNtronomy.
Meet the Vegetable Twins
X ?3tf
older (feneration'.'! point
L-onci'i-nlni,' Hnelal h-ad
Ifer KiaDttntot her huh a he'p- In
I.OlllKVille, Ky ill tile h'-yd.iy Of
tdueifHiSH Hociety before he nuir
in , fbtter Calmer, a Yankee who
Jih-nKO real relate. il.:nrj from
aicumulateil many ( nilliliiH In 1
derk-lilp. ' !
r'oelety In a 11 1 more casual notv
than In 1 he dnyH when Mih. Calm-
er h houMe K'-rvanlH dreMcd In '
purple broadcloth and lellerx uciv
i-i poried in ijims ihrouh .1 hands
br fon- I hey reached her, ,
I'be chaiiceH are thiil noclal life
would nee liiih- chanK-e in iirHKa-r1'
should her fcTandduutfht.-r rise (
pov.' r. for her iminncr i.s simple
a nil .1111:1 1'teclt d. Hut tomorrow's
delis, buzzing iivei--teiirijpH, may he
Iiardmieii if they are thrilled by
their (-on iect Mr imr whh-li Is all
,l!iey can do .111UI auniel IiIiik. more
ib-fiiiile happens,
j 1 he Cahners, incidentally, sold
die fa in fly home for $:,0io,0'hi
last year, and Im fore many mouths
will move into an apartment m-ai--b.
j A ftiTi.iHtO.iHMi uimrliiient huild
i ln' III iiroieeli'd for the site.
:;,:"" : Study Develops
Aid For Battle
With Diabetes
IOW.V OI-' I.KOO lit YS
Ctni MIMTV Al ItlTA 1 :
1'AHK'lO. Mo. (AC) WIki would
Imagine thai a town of l, .sua
would buy a community plane so
Its merchant!!, farmers ami clerks
lubrht burn Im My'.'
I'arkio has done jusl 1 hat.
Nearly a score of Jim bisiness
men aio studyiiiR aviation. Tln-h-tiylnu'
eluh has bought a bljtlitih
and hired a pllot-teaeht-r.
When, the stutleiu-pilols become
iroficient, (hey Intend to ive
more p.i'iris to later t-dnverls, buy
Ml Kiillwi'liu' .loiics ncpdsMK a Iwlu Hhter to roinnleto this piclurfi
fni'-Kiiu is InililWiK in Hop jarms a rare collciTlion of vcKctnhlcK. each
IipIiik a twin hi tin cfiis. Ftirst (hern nro tho twin puk plantH, then tho -twin
enhhiiRcH, I'Ui-uinhci'H. -oru. loiuatoos, inrloiin and t ho hh; twins
at the hottoiu arc piiinpldn Thry wvr on illsplny ut tho -29111 Mitmuuri
Siii te lAi- ut Sedaliu, Mo.reoon(ly-
Dynasty Of Mrs. Potter Palmer
Again May Rule Midwest Society
i and set up
motors and ;
up-to-dule :ivl
planes- themsctvi
shop dealhiH: In
cessm-les l or I hi
a lor,
A 11 t !-is is necessary, th
plain, been use Tarklo
lermedlale flyhiff field o
Kansas CHy-Omaho air
route.
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WASHINGTON. (AC) Uaw
start hi a, in the form of um ook
vi'tetabb'K, are foreseen as a pus
Kiidc nif tit uic for Insulin In the
treatment of mild diabetes.
A;t"r two years of research. Dr.
S. M. HoMenthal, phurmaculotfist
or 1 be hyeiiic laboratory. I '. S.
public heali h ser ice. lias found
t hat raw starches may be eaten
without an appreciable rise in
blood siiKai.
The ef feel of insulin, which is i
injected, i io ic,.,.,, n,,. quantity j
of MhKjtr from risintr in a patient's
blood after n iin-al. Kurlher tests j
are heine; carried out to deiernilnp j
whether raw WKeinhlcH, taken as)
a part nf tlw meal, will not be an J
effective as J;.H:illn. j
f Uaw iitarchiH, f-d hotli lo nor-
; immI ami diabetic patients In the.
form of uncooked carrots, turnips, j
onions, tomatoes, radishes, and J
; Some JiUlM. Were lo illd 10 JM'eVeiit J
the rise in blood sutfar. i
Itesejindi is iroj.Ti-ss!tiK lo lie- j
. termllie Whether the us of In- !
; sulin can he avoided In eases j
where it has he. n injected oiu-e or
twice a day. Crouusing resultn I
j have rewarded the work, said Iir. I
iKoseuthal. hut no definite con-I
' elusion has been reat lied. 1
I lr, Cosenihars discovery cmne!
jas a by-piodiiei or a study of dl
leation. ibt .cautioned that the
I raw starehi r will ixd tu-t as at
'cure, no morethan Insulin. b:it will!
valuable In the treatment. ;
ci, ax v. c. ss i :s cm: y i-: x x k
'IIi:vi;nxj-;, Wyti.. ud. y. (A-
! O The Uussiati plani, Land of
i- ex- i i he .Soviets, p.isst.i over Cheyenne
n In- j at an r.llitulie of ami feet ut
Die ! :J0 ji. m. today, and headed
mail eastward apparently for North
Chilli Neb.
Parachute That
Steers Tested
By Army Fliers
tiAYTON, Ohio (AC) A ntiriU
chute by which .a jumper may
Mllde lilmwlf to it Hixfu Inndintf'lH
niVproHpect rof ftrtny avUituis,
Jvpfrlmeritu ,yU) Ar- , ne
which In trltlnwuUir Jusleail
f mf round "H arc the standard pa ni
chutcH noV In ahv, have been fro.
Iiitf. on at Wrttrht field here for
i ore t ban a j'Vi r In chnmc of
MaJ. K. L, Hofliiuut, Uh designer.
It in expected to ho adopted for
nrmy uho If Urn U-ntn uro rom
Pleiod to die MittiH'iutiOii of army
ofMcluWi. ' ,
Two coniprn' of tm triaiurnlnr
lu'ilnsnll urn founded, w.hlle the
Ihird Ls slurred off Htral;hl
nernt. Thin latter enrmr has no
hhroii'ls and when tho p'a.rtiehulo
is In use It fornin a Vent to rch'ane
a.lr and propel tho 'rhute horl
iion I a I ly u t a npci kI o f ; t h rco o r
four nilh'ti nn hour.
Ity manipulation of t ho nhroud
1 1 nun u Jumper may turn tho para- i
chute and control direction.
Oscillation, nr the HwliiRln of
the jumper's body, uniul) with tht
. ordinary paraohule, in cut to a
minimum with the Hotfmun dc
rlKti. Hhock, duo lo the opening
or the pumi'htito with a lo-jivy ,
bud. in minimised by mi auto
i.ifitic vent In tho npex.
Th pararhut't Is made of the
Hatiio iiiaterkils rind has tho name
a t en an n standard army jiara.
, i hute.
The operation of the pilot Vimlo
which pulls the niiiinMtll from the
buff, has bnon made automat le.
cMniliiiitini; ilio npriutTH used in ,
rerulnihm ep)lpmiMit. '
cmcAfiO, (AC)--Tho dynasty
established In the ISSO's'hy Mrs.
l'otter Calmer, whose edicts wero
law for nearly four decailen, may
he ruliiiff midwest Hocleiy attain
beforn many yearn. j
The new nociul c.ar. Iff nnelr1 she
Hhould prove, would be 'a ;rand
djMiKhler of the no wnluiost fabu
loim social leader. Hhe Isi.MIss Mef
tha Calmer, a debutante til' last
season. I'm II 1 9 IX, when thn
elder Mrs. Calmer, died, (he be-towcrcd-
brownnlono mansion
which dominated I,nho Shorr
Iirlve wan the citadel nf prairie
noeRly and an lirvlinilnn t hare
wun tile ffoal of every . social
climber. ,
JUst to tie neen aL otia of M nl,
Ciilmer's affairs cnlnbtlsbed noetat
! position and once all exo.-pt two
inemiiem or a smart club deserted
' their own ten when she Issued
cards on the sirne day,
I Her daiitfhlerdu-law'i tl present
I Mrs,' Cotter Calmer, declined tho
social scepler and I he throne was
; established in. another castle u
; few hloeks down the drive. Since
! her return from Hwll.erlaud wv
,eral yearn ;it; Mrs, IMIth Itncko
'feller Ab-Cormlck has been I ho
f iwuKiihecd leader, allhouith re
' ported not ' io he fniid of the post.
) 'When llertlwi. Calmer made her
I debut the last in In the old man
j Moii, her patrician air and strlk
i lutf likeness to her ffrandmot her
! were noi. d. Then, too, she has
'been laiored by a Koveriiess, who,
while modern enough, has the
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. Thin lull' iipplli'H i'i.iiu nil ni.'iln n n.l luani'li llni' iflnls IicIwim-h.
' llunliii;.rti)ii r. n.l Ai'MiiKton
(ioiiiR: Kiiduy Octolw 25th Kctuiuiiijf Saluiday or
I.v. I .it. (Irande p. in. Sunday Oct. 2(ilh or 271h
At: I'oidand 7 : 1 a. in. Any ri'KuIar frain
Thi'Ko l!fli,.B 1 1 n , i .-. I I,, ( ( '1 1 i:s li.M.V
N'k I.iikK'iiic vill hf cImtKi.i.
Sim- m;:i'UI ulso Mr f:ui mill mir llilril ivilc i'iivitIiii; cnlli'ii
pcrlcl cif 1 1 1 KNIIi.Klttnn.
HOW'S YOUR
PLUMBING?
Do your faucets leak? How about tho drain
in yom bathtub and sink? Do they empty rap
idly? Let us look over your plumbing at this
time and put it in good-shape for the winter.
Lynch Plumbing' Co.
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sed Cars
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Main 500 Jth and Adams
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When You Come
To Pay Your Bill
and don't bring your statement with you it causes inconvenience
not only to you, but to other customers, too.
Won't you co-operate with us in our efforts to render good
services by bringing your statem ent every time you pay your ac
count? Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company
Yur car, wilH be worth'. more: next year if it's an Eight!
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out of date
might
On every hand you hear people tal king Eights. And,
what is more convincing, you see them buying Eights.
In 43' states, for the first seven months of this
year, new car registrations above $iooo showed a 94
per cent increase in Eights an 18 per cent decrease
in Sixes. (Five states do not compile registrations by
engine types.)
Every tine car in America is an Eight. In fact, 41
per cent of makes of'American cars arc Eights.
Is it any wonder that thousands intending ro buy
new Sixes are hesitating?
What is a Six going to bring in next year's trade
in' markets? Mow can it possibly measure up in value
with an. Eight? Those 'are the questions that every
thinking motorist is asking himself.
Right now," at the price of a Six, you can buy a
brilliant new Studebaker Eight. A champion Stude-'
baker Eight with all the extra power, extra smooth
ness, extra flexibility and extra value fliat only an
Eight can give.
. . . an Eight built by Studebaker, now enjoying
its 77th successful year now the largest producer
of Eight cylinder cars in the world . . . an Eight by
Studebaker, holder of I I world records of speed
and endurance and more American stock car records
than all other cars combined.
Choose an Eight from the three great Studebaker
lines of Eights now available at new low One-Profit
prices. Your car will be wortli more a year from now
if it's an Eight. ,
Oregon, Eights increased 92 per
cent while Sixes declined 11 per cent.
tudeb
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Dictator Eight Sedan $1235
Com minder Eight Sedan $1475
President Eight Sedan ......... $1735
FmrDur Siiian Attutli. Prim at the jana, v
ML J. GOSS
Fir and Adams.
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