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Saturday, June 21, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" GRANDE, ORE.
Pago Five
, H D dp A D IB IK D IE IT JT jl
IMO Soiinl Affairs
TWO SUC1III UlUllia mm t.wii.
vellil'R at ",e home ot M!s!l 1kM'-
ettil ' Jerson, J"oii luiitu Bin-it,
honor ot members of the Arm.
. .11.. dm li.nvlnir nnvl
lauiu) ...... . --o
nosilay fur lllt'ir ncw ll0mu in
Walla Walla. At lx o'clock tile
nt.h School uiris AiiMBiuiunj w-
tlMI . . ... !... ..hh
l(1iV Of ItlO v.. ....... ... ...
rII,riclrt as special K"est. ami Mrs.
u llertzos hnd daughter Helen.
' . T..nllnu'inir Iho Slin-
or the rCKinur m.....t.
. .. thc lesson on the Philippines
1 . Miu irti.ivn Tiner. A
nu it eiirlil.th rtv
reused uy " '
nh 1-eaKue who gave a farewell
.. ,-s Armfleld who has always
In mterestetl In their work und
ho has been their chaperone at
!,, Wallowa lake Institute. Sev-
VI hours were spent at varied
,j,.s, coneludlnB with some rc
ieshinehts. 'j
n Hoardinan
.Miss llethmyrl Jlillcr, who spent
,-vt-i-ul days in La Grande follow
' ,. ,'K. cuise of the fourth term at
, " !..!, .en OreKon Normal school.
e'one to her home at Boardman
he will spenci vne au....... ..
1
here
1.11 Home
'i, Clvdo. Sullivan returned
Wednesday from I'orlland
i,,..-.. Oie visited for a few days.
was accompunieu iiuinu uy ( i i-i-iiuncm
OlK'nUlnn
.Molvin Kerns, who lives near
Cove, undewent an operation Wed
nesday evening.
Treatment
.Mrs. Art Xloudy. of Catherine
Creek, is a patient at the Grande
Itondo hospital f01. medical treat
ment. .
MnJor 0H-ratloii
Mrs. .Charles Thornberir, of Ka
mela, who underwent an operation
at the Grande Itondo hospital
Thursday .morning, Is improving.
Goiter Operation
Mrs. Harris French is convales
cing from a goiter operation per
formed at the Grande ltonde hos
pital a week ago.
Left llic Hospital
A. 1). Vh!:iey has left the
Grande ltonde hospital for his
homo at Elgin, after an appendix
operation.
Improving
Mrs. C. A. Kemington is improv
ing and has left the Grande Hondo
liuspilal whero she recently under
went an operation.
Improving
Sirs. Gladys Huff is slowly im
proving after being confined In
bed for the past week with an ob
cesa on her ear drum, which has
been very painful. . She will not
be able to return to work at the
I.O, Grande hotel for a while yet.
Kpriiii th Weekend
Walltr Crowley, or llrldal vale,
is spending the .weekend In this
city visiting his sister, Mrs. Mil
dred Crowley.
To Hire camp Director
A trained camp director will ue
hired for the Hoy Scout camp at
Anthony Jjike. who will arrive
here a few days before camp
starts. -He will be arranged tor hy
John I'iper, regional executive, who
was her0 for the scout dinner last
night at tho Jjt, Grande hotel. A
definite decision regarding the fut
ure of the Kastern Oregon Scout
council will ,not" be made until full.
It will then either join tho Walla
Walla council or hire a scout exe
cutive, and until then acting eie-
cutive, Elmo Stevenson, "Will be in
charge. . v
SCOOT NEWJT
F. S. Club Closes
Season At Party
.Friday Afternoon
Tho last meeting of ttho R S.
club until the sessions aro re
sumed In September was held
Friday afternoon at which Mrs.
G. H. Williams was hostess at her
home. Two tables of bridge were
at play with Mrs. Will l'idcock
winning first honors and Mrs.
Uosetibaum receiving second prise.
Later dainty refreshments were
served. The home was decorated
witll pretty flowers in lavender
and yellow.
Resigns
Miss Lucille Taylor, who has
been assistant secretary of the Un
ion county chamber of commerce
fur tho last year or more, has re
signed, effective about July 1.
when she will accept a position in
I.ewiston, Ida.
Rule for Reason
There Is no ilIsch'UKe for us
from the momertt ' nrp Vcrn.
I'roceed with sternly :' and If
you would have all things under
your control, put yourself under
the control of reason: If reason
becomes your ruler, you y."ill be
come ruler over many. Senecn.
Iris Camp Plans
Session Monday
Iris Camp Nu. 2!80, Ituyal
NrlKhliors of America, will meet
In n-Kuliir session on Monday evo
nlng, Juno 23, ut 7:30, in the Odd
Kellows temple. Mrs. KHa Koctor
will bo In charge of tho enter
tainment ufter tho lu8lncHs meet
ing and Mirs. Kffle Young Is chair
man o,f tho refreshment commit
tee. All members and visiting
neighbors aro cordially Invited.
Pythian Sisters
In Social Meeting
Last night a potluck supper and
soeiat evening was enjoyed by "tho
Pythian Sister tempto at tho K. 1'.
hall, letter u lodge meeting was
held and a social hour enjoyed
with cards a diversion, t
I-Ynotureil Arm .
James Galvln, sun of J. Galvin.
suffered u fmcture to both bones
In tho lower arm Thursduy;
Will Itnekman ami i ranees
ilchanlH und. Miss Mildred carr,
fjfcf I'orllanu. ;.mihs van- i vir.iu.ih
t tho Sullivan nomc imu t-Apiria
bo here for several days. .
l-ilhis Here
Mr. and Mirs. H. It. Meredith and
,o children Margaret- and Ho-,
rt, of Portland arrived In La
i-nmlo Thursdsiy night to spend
week or ten days visiting at the
,feio of Mrs; Meredith's brother
h sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
';ilter V.. Sw.art. 1 hey are also.
slling with Mrs. Meredith's moth
:. .Mrs. Mjartha Swart, of this
Tho ley. S. W. Creasey is; re
ceiving treatment for an infected
linger.
luniccl Home
Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Smith,
Salem,1 who ; have been reeup
ating lor a. while at Hot Lake
nalorluin, will leave Sunday on
cir way home by way of Walla
alia and pother Washington
lints.
tin iu'd lloim
Mry. K. CI. Kirby and Miss Mar
rio Kirby, who has been In Cor
llis this winter, have returned
La Grande after Miieiullng lscv-il-days
in Portland. , ' .
Spokane
IMInh Stcfna; WandiiM. Miss Dor-
My Jirby. Iluln Kirby and Kl
ii 'liind holm (left Thursdav drlv-
Mz lo Spokane, to spend several
thro viHitirig friends.
I'mi California i
Aire. Neal Watson and two chil
dren, Krnest and Ivy, from Pacific
Grove, Cal., arrived Thursday
afternbon for a. six weeksi visit
with . her, mother. ' Mrs. Malry1 I.i
(?p,unsc'll. Mrs. Watson Is a former
resident of this city, but has not
been hero for about ten years. She
is a .sister of Hay Counsel!;
Collision ,
Cars driven by Marvin Mink, of
Twin -Kills,-and II.' I). Krutz col
lided yesterday at Adums and Kir.
No ono was hurt.
Honor and Judgment
If neither honor nor .tinhzirent
Is destroyed, the man himself is
preserved likewise; hut when
either oHiCfp'js demolished, he
is iost also. Kpictelus.
Unfair Action
Tho (erin "nropniiumhi" Is, varU
-pusly.-delinod. A thoughtful dentil-
ifoi(.mvon UytA, j. Mniitiiiuiory or
the A;- A. A'. Is -that "lis now' gen
erally npplled, the word 'propn
panda' implies an attempt to use
the pr.e:s U ofder .to create .public
sentiment Iiravor'ofn caiise' while
at Hie same time seeking to con
ceal some relevant facts th:it would
In- necessary to form a sound and
fair iutl-'rinent.
Solar Surpory
From the enrliest time sunUght
has been considered an Important
aid In the preseruitioii of health.
The ancient Greeks and Uomans
exposed their naked bodies to the
sun In Ihe open air to reerult men
tal and physical energy. Kxposnre
to the sun's rays was also adopted
by the physicians of those times
as n remedy for many nflUctions,
"especially dropsy, inflammation of
the kidneys and paralysis.'
; Whera Coon. Makei Homa
Homo to the raccoon Is a hollow
tree, usually an elm. The 'coon
enters by an opening In one of the
hlg limbs or high up In the trunk.
The hollow sometimes extends down
to the roots, and when the tree Is
felled the nnimals nro found in the
stump at the level of the ground.
Three or four of the roly poly ani
mals sometimes Hvo together in the
Knmo tree.
Fading Frowns
A downtown hotel has- a slgit
on tho assistant manager's desk
whero nil the pilosis rush up with
Iheir complaints and It has
worked splendidly. The sign says.
".Nothing Is half ns important as
yon think it Is." The irate guest
who waits for n chance to scream
nbout missing baggage or nol 'v
across the hall stands and stares
at the sign and the nvrt.-ftAnt niftii
ager says he can stand at one sin
and watch the frown fade. DetroU
American Typewriter
An unolliclnl estimate places the
number of Americnn-mnde type
writers In the United States and
ot her count ries at approximately
7,000,000. . ,
Blind Rei.J Shalccipcare
Shakespeare in 40 volumes of nh
bloviated braille Is In use for the
blind in London's National Library
for the Wind.
Hits Horse -.
While C. Y. Kross was driving
along the Old On-gon Trail high
way about 0:30 o'clock :last even-f
Ing, passing a herd of horsos. One
(f the horses jumped sidewnys.and 1
collided with his car. The horse
was thrown to the ground but nei
ther it nor tho car was hurt.
Inventor of Decimal?
The decimal point and iift use
arc.. stihl to have. beet) Invented. In,
KoturiC,i Vc.sterdiiy ,
Mrs. ri G. Sawyer relMini-d Kri-.l
day evening from Portland where
sho attended the Hos0 Kestlval and
visited her sisters and, friends. Her
niece. Miss I Hi lei net Carse. accom
panied her home and will spend
part of the Hummer here. Her
Hitters are Mrs. lvyJ.Arehf'r, :and
Mrs.- Krnest Carse. .,... - i
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HO PAYS?
1. When your house is damaged by
fire
2. When your automobile is stolen''
3. When, falling a i r c r a ft .wrecks
your property.
4. When' fire" supeTids""your"b'usi-:
ness lor a time . t,. ,v '
5. When 'explosion wrecks your
property . ; c
WE DO!
1. If we have sold you a Fire policy
2. If you have taken our Automo
bile Insurance
3. If you are protected with Air
craft Property Damage
4. If you carry Use and Occupancy
Insurance
5. If we have written Explosion In
surance for you
We are insurance Advisors. We
Gladly extend our counsel to
you without cost. Ask us.
UNITED STATES
INVESTMENT
COMPANY
0. W. WARNOCK, Manager
United States National Bank Bldg.
LA GRANDE OREGON
IN THE WBST
Stove No. 13 La Grande
Brought Light to Japan'
Prof. T. Tomocdii suya Hint tlm
visit of Commodore lerry In lsrtf
innrkcd n turning point In .Inpnncso
life -The event Is spoken of ns
'"I he Cnnnnn Hoar of Urnsn," nml
Is looked upon lis tlie lieslnnlng of
the ace of Occident:!! elvili.ntlon.
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All Talking
Edward Everett Horlon
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ten" rr.nsoxs in-,7vkei
ATLANTA, Juno 21 AP) Ten
persons, fncluding newspapermen,
firemen and attnehea, who InhiWod
fumes from burnlnfr X-rny films
nt Grndy hospital, were under the
observation of physlcluns today
whilo authorities supervised tho
return ot 250 neRi'o pntlents, re
moved during yesterday's fire.
Dr. J. J. Clark expressed tho
opinion that only a "sufety typo
of film was exposed to tho flro
und that those who InhaJed Its
fumes would suffer no serious
consequences, but W. l'Yunk Jvuc-
klcsh, manager of tho Atlanta of
fice of a film manufacturing com
pany, snid ho thought some old
film, capable of Riving off a dead
ly gas. was stored in tho hospital
In supposedly fireproof cabinets.
Dr. Frank Lavlore, of Chlcuso,
was overcome by smoko ami lust
night James Jones, a negro order
ly, who was credited- by hospital
authorities with assisting in the
removal of 20 patients, collapsed.
His condition was described as
serious.
Flames, punctuated by two ex
plosions, wero confined to a. single
room used for X-ruy wokr.
Tho 260 negro patients in adja
cent wards wero removed on
stretchers. They suffered only
from shock.
Dr. Kric l.indrcth, who was
working In tho X-ray room when
tho flro started, said his attention
was attracted by fumes and he
turned to sco smoke coming from
an open box of film. Ho said ho
threw buckets of water on the
flames and used a fire extinguish
cr without success.
Two policemen wero knocked
down by force of one of tho explo
sions. Hospital officials said a large
amount of X-ruy equipment was
destroyed but that properly , dam
ago was slight.
Baxter, who Is employed In the
office of thel umber company at
Uend, Ore., was home for a short
visit Sunday. Mrs. Baxter accom
panied her husband on his return
to tho southern Oregon city, corn
ing homo again Monday. Sho is
ht present in charge of tho news
stand and fountain at Hot Lako
whero Mr. lluxtor formerly work
ed. Several logging trucks aro now
engaged in bringing logs down
from High Valley, getting the tim
ber up near tho Marx place In the
upper part of tho valley. Tho
logs aro being brought down to
tho Oregon Trail sawmfll at Union.
A group of Kpworth Leaguers
aro rehearsing a threo act play
which they intend giving at tho
high school In ubout a week. Tho
play, entitled "Tho Klopment of
Kllon," Includes tho following
cast: Marvin Titus, llarton Con
nor, Leonard Clark, Duvld Tripp,
Dorrln Sturglll. Kathryn Klclblock
and Wyihel Ackley. Miss Susan
Chndwick Is coaching the young
folk In the play which Is being
given In tho Interest of tho leuguo's '
institute fund for this summer, j
Among the visitors to Hot Lako
from Union Tuesday wore Mrs. J
Viola Parkor. M!th. T. T. Cock and
Mrs. Sadie Connor.
Two unexpected contests devel
oped in tho school election for j
Hist. No. 5 held hero Monday '
uiternoon. .Miller was re
elected ns director with 40 votes
whilo Onio Ohio received 27
votes. Tom Cock opposed Fred
Fox as clerk, receiving 24 volos
whilo Mr. Fox received 40 votes.
A report by tho clerk showod that
tho school district Is In excellent
financial condition.
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