La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 27, 1929, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, December 27, 192'.). LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nifle Health Talks 'whole wheat broad, etc. Krcsh air 'ami sunshine Mid Merctwi' nrfl M necessary uh u proper diet. All ' (Inwn ililni.,. ...... to ttnlt.l un tho nr-AIl'IIV TBKTII lir.I.TIIV (eimd'H general health nnd through IIODUIS jih general health, the tooth. y, -Atnert iv. m o se. ... ... Ti(, (o(h 8hou() ))(( cxnmln, ,,y Tho tooth ore pitrt of the body. .... ' . Tho irulh of this statement seems oulle obvious, yi't -until coinpuro. holh the medical profession oessed toelh may bo avoided, itnd pllshed If we could rut down '""'OUT OUR WAY toll r sickness and death Unit it ; causec, especially at tin younger ages.' Public health work In clfl- ! olont nnd inn do eioal things. Vet j the total nnnuiil oxncndliurw of, the American people ' for health work Ik negligible. Less tluin 6u cents per rnplta is being spent for j preventive health work! 2.&" per einilla. constructively employed llllll. ,U, .......... ....., .. i hl.h lively recent years the uttlludo of I mouths ' lse!y directed, would con.ld n ml ' ..... i ,.1.11 iun ..... i wnbly reduce tho annua) death rale it- in " - ... .i I children f parents amply uhlo to m1 one 10 bflteve that H teeth j ul.no.Ht h much t i.nkn apart k , 1 lhe momh8 clown aniI , Then? I bi-owHib rtwIfcaUnn from the body oh one h h h or hmm I1H of lhft di1(W(l of ht preventive health work Is . me ohc'M Blown, 'lo a hu-K.. exten the m b( nvoiaK , oi the mont Importun p imh, h f dentist performed Jilt operations ' 'medicine tind that medical whools upon the teith uh though thoy i muni. In the future, place greater ! emnh:iKlK upon iwthodH of keeping people well. At nn-Kent, most of nnd rfti ri-xnondhiKly Increase the ; average expectation of life verc Isolated from tho ret f the )udy, while to lhe mime extent th". physician Ignored the leelh alio-. Bet her. . lint tho teeth are part of jH;o body; rilnenmn which affect them tuny affect the rest of the body: ; nud illseaKes which affect the rest 1 of the body, may affect the teeth. Tho full realization of this truth Ihih had a' very' profound affect on both the medical and dental pro fessions and thro:iKh .IheHo profes nionx ou the health -of mankind. It is generally recognized today that throtiBh diweases of the teetn and Burns daiiBerous Berms may Bet Into the blood m renin and cause diseased conditions lu fur removed parts of the body. Ami it Is also iecOB"ii''riJ that diseases which un dermine the Bcnernl health are apt to show their effects lu the teeth nml Bums., It follows that we must have Bond Bcnernl health in order to have good teeth, and wo must have, sound teeth .ami healthy Bums in order to enjoy perfect Beneml health. It is far belter lo prevent de cayed teeth than to try. to re pa It them, just as it" in' much better to prevent a disease than to try to cure It. It follows therefore that we should Bivo all possible care to the teeth duiinB childhood, for It is durinB childhood that we' can ac complish by fur the Breatest re sults in preventing dental disease niter childhood practically till thai can be accomplished, is in the na ture of reparative; worh. The child should have a 1alnno ed diet - including milk, fruits. Bren leafy fools, veBetables with a reasonable amount of roughages. The Improved health of American people is probably m or than any other single factor re-1 thpp ftptivUy ,H uCVOted towards ... l, . i i . ! th cure of disease, and that np the high level of well-being which) pp(mcllWI tho problem from the prevaihT. Formerly, one-qiutrter at wroIlff ondt jn limny American all the babies born tiled during the J t.omnnmUte hpftith. departments first year of life; today In Ameri- aro un(lmannr?li; the workers are can coinniunlHes, only about 7 per.! not HufrJcently trained or skllliul cent die and there is every Indira- und thefr lftnur(4 of office is Inse tlon that the number of the . - (io thev have adeuuate deaths will he still more reduced.,..- f nllpHOa llIW, lthoi. asslst- Diphtlierla is a disease which wo arc now able to control; and If we apply our knowledge, there Is every poFslhllly that wo will soon he nnle to completely wipe It out? Typhoid ft ver lias been almost erased from our mortality roll. People ni long er live lu dread of the plaguf, of, cholera, of yellow fever, of smallr pojc, or of malaria. Ho, whereas an infant horn around the middle of tlio last century could ' expect to live only about forty years on tho average, one born now may expect to survive about sixty years, and tho people are happier, and more prosperous than ever before. At the same time, there still are many places in which a further saving of lives Is possible. Tuber culosis, although it ' has been re duced over ftO per cent since the. beginning of the - century, . , still causes luO.Onn deaths each, year and In responsible for a lost of. two and one-half years In Die average expectation of life, lly strength ening and extending- the anti tuberculosis activities which- '.are now being carried mi, further re ductions In mortality from this dis ease must Inevitably follow. , Heart disease now stands first as a cause of death. Much could be a eon in ants. At the same time parents wait until, they or their childdren are sick before they think of tho Im portance of being well ami keep ing well. . - . - , I'ntll this careless attitude Is changed wo shall suffer from our j own ueiecis. r K" n,m " ' chult spend juore in public health 'work, lake better care of ourselves by regular health examinations, and in the process save money, gain length of years.. Increase, our happi ness. - Health work pays big divi ' Not So SUw ' with n illefiinhone. Hie sa loon car used by an Inspector of j London tea-shops Is an ontec on wheels. lie dictate into the ma chine while eoine his rounds, and when he Is making his Inspections I his drLver iranserlhes the tunes mi a portable typewriter. iiffilffi Hill, tH . UX XvjE'Re VEFW COnV Tki J 1 ' 1 m l HANE HAt OOTBT 1 H0PTABUE HER.Ol t . i N AM1 X'uu GO OUT PUT wihem vsit. , KoH AvouT AM1 WALK Mvrfl A FARMER "IH1 OFFlCtV? . Wmj PQ&T FCPv VOL) M,VNE. EXPECT OF Tr- OAV ; :l I I vshLE DL) HM T LEAviE, .trllKi WOO ' ; J Arf .WALWK,vl wa&om oorPEr tull sou ' !j' 1 P 4 KL1. f! V AMD A -to CO XrTDE- ! P -.'A 0. Vr IV ID LEAVE. H jV AM'CnETT WAKiM. I m.u..'xt-rr,,.r ; ; , . ! : I By Williams Flying Instructor ?rnT?ZTZ SThM . And Htinll Klllefl n' ror "". ln uana WHIN'CiKIKI.IV Mo Dec. 20 on I (I and stiliject'to lhe conflrmn i 1 1on ly llio Hld county court, all ! I. t,l flflM Mini InlernRt whloh (AO An ulrplnnr flylnu InHir.u.t-, UlH,mil JnmB h.v Mulholl(l hurt 1 or and his pupil crashed lo llielrlU ,-,, (m(, ot hl8 amMt ana no death nenr Othool yesterday when .,.,, ))V ,), PHluto of Bl,l James their craft went Into n liose dive. M Mulholliincl. deeeasod, In nnrt lo They were Ham llaitel, 3i., ofi1)l() rWng deserlhed real esinte, Hprlnpjrield, n worm wnr tner him. (0.w, , tint: lots nnmhered 5. S. T, 8, Hubert Hi Allen, 21, of llountuin trove. Mo. . ' 1 They ware headed III lhe dlrec- j Hon of Mountnln Ornve arter hnv- j IliK been refused pennlsslon to lake aloft passengers on t'lirlst-1 mas. day fllKhls hy Mayor H. K. j MeKlnney of 'nliol. : MeKlnney. wild he took the notion nx the r'- suit of several complaints resell IliK him of Marten, nlleKed Inlovl rated condition, , Tnlklns motltm pletnres are plo iiosed ly a minister to swell the attendance In the churches. Maybe , one Plan misfit he to offer a couise of iiolf lessons on Sunday ninriiliiKS. a and JO and the cast hnlf of out lots numbered i and-11 of Chaplin's addition lo tho town of Im Orande, union county, Oregon, aecorillnir to tho re corded pint thereof, to pay eslato debts, claims and e- . IH'iises of administration. I.KONA MI'l.HOl.r.AND. . . Admlnlslmtrlx of tho Ks taio of James If. MuIhol land, deceased. Clrcon and Hess, Attorneys for Administratrix. .. . Nov. 28-Ueo. n,' 13, 2(1, !7. I . Notice Is heiehy Klven that the AIMixi.STn.nilK -NOTICE Or r annual mecllmf ot the stockholder. KUJR ' "r ""' Ihilled States National llank Notice Is hct'ehy' Klven that in wtll he held in their hanklnir house, t nursiianc of un order of the conn-: In l. tlraude, On-Kon. on lueedo,. tr court of Union county. Oregon, Janunry Uth. Juau. at 10 a. m. At ; sitting in protvate, duly made and 1 this meeting a board of directom , entered November 26lh. 1!. tho will he elected for the undersiined admlnlatratilx ot tho year and any other business iron,., Dsiate of Jsjnes II. Miilhollnnd, dc- saeled that may properly come lxM; bin fi-nn. nflnr Tnes-lfore tho niectlnic. ; . j r V ' . .. . ... i it niHMWtn.r; ' I Ait.tnhni. 1113. IIL H. ' ., rii., sell at private muo,ni too oi- tleo of Oreen '.tr Hess, at the l.a Pec. 13, 20, 27, C'flHlller. ,ian. and USED CARS ..' With an OK that counts , Larison Cherrolet Company Sleep-WalUinr i Slecp-wnlklnK Is suld lo he pre vented by wMtrinx eloves fnleniil flrnily nt llio wrists. Many tests are -,helievc(l to have proved Hie clllcucy of lli.'it remedy. WALLOWA PERSONALS a business visitor at OIL'S Hubs' the first of the week. .Mrs. I.. W. Minor and mother, Mir. Tennent, and Mis. Kale (las tin attended the proKiam at the lly . I1. Meek j I, olio Pine .school house Monday (Observer Com'spontlenl) ' ' afternoon. WALLOWA. Ore. (Special) lie- Sam Meek was dellvcrllilt some ,u t ,.. r l..,,l sel.ool beef to T. . Johnson and others Schurman Quits " Post In Berlin As Ambassador Used Car V Lot . Phone Wain 508. 407 Fir St. i j In tli is community the the wek. arly part of CLASSIFIED ADS: The Market Place Of Union and . Wallowa Counties Accuse Federal Agents' In Idaho Of Drunkeness! NEWTODAY l''Olt HUNT house I :. Ii rm. i .furnished Inr. ITlli-Z.l 2-27-2 tp KOIt HUNT 2 rm. steam heated apt. KvorythinK furnished.' J4ll.i WashlllKlon. 12-27-li tp. POn SAM-: Pat Roi Minn. :4'7X. . Art-Mcfall ! li-17 Xo-'. . I-Olt SALE OU TRADE POIl SAI.1C 1 Todd Protectotrrnph ; . check writer. A-l shape. 1 Uni versal electric ranKe, 3 burners and oven, thoroughly overhauled , . and re-enameled. See C V. Till- , holt. Phono 100-J. . J2-24-II. I I0OU K.I.ES1sv coupe;-$46. Oood ' - conillllon, 0 balloon tires, 236-W. j ... 12-2C-0 tp 1'TII! SAI.P. 240 head of 1. 2, and ,t 3 year old owes. A. T,. lieckor, t'ove. Ore. ' 12-23-li 111. . KOH DKI.IClOUS APPLES phone '289-W, J1.25 or 1.50 por box, dullvered. Borimr'B grocery. lOerythins lehenper. 11-27-tr VOR SALE Used electric washers. ', Maytag Shop, Main 639. 7-St-lm. MI SCELIAN EOBS TYPKWltlTKIt P.KPAIUI.NCl Im port repairing on short, notice. K. C. 'J'uekey. Hoom ono over 12-21-lin Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five avorsiffl word. : to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion lie rer line, each added con.ee- utlvo Insertion . . 7c Minimum charge on on. oritur -1(0 Divra Tj V in VTTt t lines, per month IJ.jJ 3 lines, per m-uith ...MZf I lines, per month "Sl'Sz C lines, per month - .I4.7S Bsch additional line over tit clinrKcd at 60c per line per month. ' ' CASH IN ADVANCE la r quired on all Cias.lfled order, to earn these rate.. HlBiier rate, charged on all credit insertlojia. Copy for all Classified order must be in this office by 10 A. M. OAV OP I.N'SEUTION. Btop order, on ad inserted until lur ther notice must be- received by th me hoar or extra insertion will be charged. 'leiuphono order. . .ollcltea. Cash rates njay be eara.d on phone orders by payment oft or before date of last insertion. PHONE MA EH s. ' "An Observer Want Ad Will Do If UOOPINO' WORK Repairs, any kind of a new roof. Call Chas. Hlldebrand. C20-W. 11-4-linp LA CHANCE MATTKK88 Up liolsteslng tc Rug Cleaning Work.. Phone 424-W. Chaa. Ed wards, Prop. lS-l-lm illstricts stati' lluit some of tile pupils have been out of school for a few days as a result of some or them being sick following vaccina tions. Others have boon absent .a t'aw days suffering from severe colds. Mrs. fllles Plass spent a few days last week visiting at the home of her son. l.eltoy Plass, at Kilter prise. She returned home not feel ing well rrom her recent sick spell i poKI'll I I'Al.MNI. Ida., Ui-c. 27 and has been under tile doctor's ; (,P) Witnesses for tlie ilel'eliHe III tare for the past several days, l.nt- ! tu, "Mulhtu wlllslcey rebellion" est reports are that she is, rr-olrhg j conspiracy ease yesterday testified considerably improved. . I that federal . prohibition agents in Miss Ann Murphy, teacher of the i Million, had themselves been guilty school In district No. 4(1. gave a ! of drunkenness and Immorality. Christ miia program Monday niter-i' l. 11. ltngers, special agent, and noon. A considerable number of j Itlcliard Cooper, under cover work persoiis from the disti-iet were in , or, who had testified Million was attendance and repent a very en- i "wide open" with the police chief MONEY TO LOAN We are repre sentative, or the Prudeatlal In auronce Co., and can make farm or citv loan, at attractive rate. or Interest. Chaa.- H. Reynolds, I joyable. "afternoon. . - , ln.urance, loan, and bond.. l'-armer in this community are j ... ; In the midst of their winter hut- EASTERN OREGON School ofjehoring at this time. Some of! Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred- j thosie who butchered hogs and Its. 1. O. O. P. temple, 447-J. j beeves during the post week were: j 9-24-1 i Oastln K Cusslns. I.. W. .Minor and UONET TO LOAN on improved city property, straight loan, or Inilallment plan. Lowest rates. T Phnn. Main ... l.lH.lm collei'ling lieenso fees from saloons and vice dens, were Implicitly ac cused of leading lives Hint were rm- from exemplary during their prohibition work. ! Those who took the stand were I Ml', and Mrs. John Cenron, who Sam Meek. ' i operated llie Kyan noiei in -ui- llee (lastln was a visitor ot John lace; .Mrs. Iiella rayior. can P.KIil.lN. ' Pee. 27 (AP)-Dr, Jacob Gould Sehllruian. American n ambassador til Oerniany. lias re- 5 ccived word fronv Hi" state , de-, )L . .1.... 1,1a ..eulmoilloii ' as -1 ambassador hna been accepted. '- I AmbassiHlor Sehurman told, tho Associated Press that he hail been evncflloir Ills resignation In W-J through for some time and in an lleipatlmi Ills family had left Iter lln in September and resliniei their residence In New York. ..r uimnl, trm hiirhtV of the cordiality of the oerman gov- l ...,.i i,.,itli who have fa- ? elll(a(ed niy work here In every manner possible," he wild. "I shall always louk back upon my service in neriiinny. with Hi" greatest satisfaction." ' j Ins Schuiinan, who ceieoraino -p..,. i.i... ........ i,.u. l',iv wa. ills huh mi in, .... - appointed ambassador to (ler niuuyjll June. 11125. ; : we? -'i KNIGHT'S J Spring Canyon Coal ADMITS Kll.l.IMJ lti:ljTIVB PO HEN1 l.flll UK NT -heated ajits. Furnished, stcam Wiiverly apts. " 12-20-1 nip. i POR. IlKNT Steam hented mod i cm irooms.' Reasonable. 14tis j Washington. maid; Matthew Patterson, night clerk, and Joe Cliiggln, fireman. The defense necks to Impeach the testimony of the two Important government witnesses. Couch's the early part of the week. A dance was given at the 'Joe l-'eagins homo In I'pper Leap -Saturday night with a large crowd from the coiiiliiunily atlendiiig, all ....,,n,. In., i. fine lime ,! ...... ,, r..,.- 1'AltMKU INSTANTLY KILLKD ' .... I ......... I, 7 .!. the early part ol the week bnsxlng ... ..... "..... ..,, ,., isU,r WUs Rob wood for M. A. Peterson of Wills- Carrie . onsier, ... a ,a , nn in i t'nm ii n was ii.siao.- - - - ... ... i iii,..l voHi.ir.lav ond ICinmett dead ou the PlIII.AIiKliPIIIA, llec. 27 (AP) A youth who gave the name of of .Maurice Hood, 18. or liunllng lon Park, fill., walked Into the chestnut Hill police siatlon today and .told the house sergeant that 22 months ago ho killed his bro-llier-ln-law, timlily Roberts, on Willys rnileh, near Horse Thief I Canyon, Cat. Police wired C ali fornia, authorities for confirma tion of the story. KOI I KKNT Small furnished - hoilsei also sleeping rooms, hot ' and cold water in rooms, 130C-O ave. or 224-W. 12-20-31. NOTICE Got your trarh hauled qh RENT Pum. before bud weather. Ph. 227-W. aptfc, with bath. li-2g.im' w rate. Adult. key Creek. Sam Meek and Karl llilrchfleld. ! of Lean, were business visitors in 12-26-1 mp j tmvn the latter part of the week. A number of the women folks of this community were busy the past few days dressing turkeys and other poultry for the holiday trade. Tiie most of the birds arc being i sold locally at prices ranging from j . Modern dancers that are too 20e. per pound live weight to sue ! heavy on their feel arc not so bad per pound dressed. j as those who are too heavy on (heir John Snuffer, of Hear creek, was I partners. house, and clean, quiet, 1110. Green- 7-10-lm, ! Smith, a bachelor, received a I'nic j turod Ja wand crushed leg, when a small coupe 111 which they were ! driving was struck by a Grout Nor-' ' thern passenger train operating be i twecn Northport and Iliirllngtou. ranch. Ho said 'he had received Information thin Roberts had beaten her to death and In revenge he shot Roberta. The National Congress of India adopts nn Independence resolution, lining much ot it verbatim from, the American Declaration of Inde pendence. Those Indians had bet ter bo careful; we signed tho thing in;l years ago, and now loon nciis . Forlleitt Clianliii(!ss and Economy jj'i VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. 'f . Phone Main 732 t , "iHn Servlro Quick1 WI5D8M Wisdom demands that you secure the services of ex Tipi'fc morticians . who know the science and ethics of.' their profession and who. have demonstrated their-' capacity and ability. , . - Snodgrass & Zimmerman Phone Main 62 r . Used Cars PERKINS MOTOR CO Main 600 4th and Adams I 1 . Phyriduu ft SnrgeoM A. V. RICHARDSON, M. D. ' Physician and Surgeon. Office over Oiwra Drug Office I phone. Main 16; ro.ldenco. phono, Main 65. A. WONDFIUjICK, m. n. PLrsiclan anil Burgeon Office and Hospital over the Tiffin Tel. Main 078 MOMTTPOP ' ' :" ' - . """ " STRIVING TO PLEASE " ," ., " " "'" By Cowan Mf-fceTa Or HtLPlMG vAC CV41SEL fr. ) II Vi'VL PEPvtClUX J UttllHC LIKE BT kND ILL HMC flMt! 0U M I MM'1 GWt laW - . . ! T.. t)j..nie i7!PtTT.iV.S ANFI TTTS "FRIENDS oy jjiuoocj. AoOnoav Hot rdk- 61s Surprise foq Tvi haqcvs . I www'io C0MTST. Did ) U DAVJ5! j-?? woo? no Poolim' jtsul "S., uiac'1 r- fiKT- T 00'-w-5 f- Wi I wshimstom too. ) vbo vnim AV Sr. ' ' lTu&ri!!rt---J---, y R6A0y '-. QZ,l 1 XAr "-1 OSCar!'. rf o -- 1 I TT i . ; .' j Professional Directory nw UimMMl to Mptictallr handr for the nowcomer of for (he lain iwilil who may want the oamo ana address of hm pnlfeMloaal man. It has been carefully prepared and will prove tah raadf eld to any reader In obtaining; prompt professional ervlo. ClauMled for. Quick Reference IDA McMEEKIN - Teacher of Tlio narbcrciix System Voice Uramntlca Melville Apts. Th. Main 741 Osteopathic Physician . J. I llfOI.B, d. o. HAHGAIIKT INOI.Hl, D. O. General practice and the "Po.t . ST8T1S11" for fallen archea, Sommer Telephone building Main lot . otrrr. n. n. Liffi wuui, m. o. Practice limited to dl.ease. of OA ;ye, Uar. No., and Throat s-o.n Uulldlug Telophont Main l. Astrologer , ftlRS. rilKDEItlClt IJAiMES 101 N Ave., La Grande, Ore. JleadliiBS dally. . ' Readings by Mall a Specialty. STAGES LEAVE v From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches , ; La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 4:00 p.m. I Makes All Main Line Connections. ' For informatiop call MAIN 799. t Buy Round-Trip Tickets and Save Good for 60 Days.