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LA GRANDE E VENING OBSERVER, L'A GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, January 27, 1931
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Chats With
Parents
WHEN" HE WONT TAKE "NO"
By Alice Judson Peiile
EvervbodV knmn t hlM mhn
! fuses to take "No" for an answer,
iwho teases and teases for a privilege
wr a ioy alter it nas oeen dellnltely
from one to three minutes. Dr. Mont
gomery often spends more than an
( hour In preparing the prayer.
, They are written in the morning.
Just before the bouse sessions. In the
quiet of the study In his home. Hu
one guide to their composition Is the
Dcnei ;
"What I feel that I need, so must
these for whom I pray."
Nor does he ever compose prayers
for future use. He admits that he
has found such prayers quite impos
sible. There ore such attemnta on
It is a trait which Is not only oar- d"k..?.0.w' but ne ver
tlcularly irritation to adults, but un-1 Z.HZ rT' . .: . . '
i desirable also in the child's develop- L,," H ,?f; . r.n. , 2. . ore
m(vnt 1 delivery. It Is a familiar sight to see
Watch some mother whose child ! !h"8plainnl'"tIn8'on,eH "?
behaves in this way and you will 1",iJf?.1?!ro;f the hoUM
readily discover that the principal comen' committing his prayer to
difficulty comes from the fact that . fiem,rhiL reuses " be disturbed
she sometimes says "no- when she ; " sucn tlmes- ' .
really means "yes." You will find.
too.
NO ADVERSE VOTE
Ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy na
tion, a peculiar people; that ye should show forth the praises
ot mm who hath called you out of the darkness into his mar-
aauiv tu oijcci ursuciatiuu BUI.U f -. . , .
a mother rives in afir . of 'linJ " tne successor to
teaslnir i tne iat coudon. for 25 years the
Children, like all other human be- rndf.f,1?2'ln the fno"se- He t?k
ings. will persist in trying to get ! ?T- ' Co"do ' Plac t0T ?wo mn"
what gives Ithem pleasure if there is ,' PrJ" .i1,is,d!?th- ,?Dd was later
even S remote possibility of success. ,aP,a
Say "yes - to ahlld one or twice ' ,Po"Vf? hi gJLa",",'S"? do
afir you have said "no" and you ?l rt wJ",,0' te,Cbap"
Thl i. .h.. , ' has proposed his name for the post.
- The moral is that we should never . Anrt thr. nw hA hn t7rt-.
deny a child any reasonable satisfac- ! LX'h! eTer haS been a Vote cast
tlon: but. having once definitely de-! He receives an annual salarv or
elded that a certain pleasure Is out So.lng ?Se tfm Tfae ha.'Len
of the question, no amount ow Incon- chaplalni he absent at
venlence to ourselves should make us i
stances
change
est child will recognize the change
of mind that comes because mother
has followed the line of least resist
ance and that caused by reasonable'
consideration of a new factor.
The first step In curing a child of
wheedling Is to say "no" only when
you mean it and then stick to it. A
arise which quite properly
no" to "yes." The young-
I Over Night News
(By
The Associated Press)
Domestic .
Washington Senate wets muster
28, their largest vote, . but are de-
VelOUS light: Which in time Dast Were not a neonle. hilt fll-p mother must be able to disclniine feated In effort to send Howell drv
now tne people of rjod: which had not obtained mercy, but 5 5UCC,u"u,Neora-AomeT'for
have now obtained mercy. 1 Peter 2 :9, 10. Canadian vessel josephim
Health Talks
owners of
Josephine K. savs
ship was outside 12-mile limit when
coast guard shell killed captain.
Chicago Policeman, civilian and
one robber wounded in 019,000 de
partment store hold-up; seven, negro
thigh school students wounded when
i wo classmates iignt gun duel over
THROUGH EIGHTY YEARS
(Reflections of an Octogenarian)
, Doubt is largely the sneer of inexperience.. When one has ,
i--T- - J i. , ... . PNEI'MfiXIA
waiuieu eigniy learners drop irom tne moulting wings of i Pneumonia is .M .h, i,hi is cenTT;
time, every New Year strengthens faith in the eenerositips 1 dcat and medical science Chicago unnamed woman donor
r, . , , , , ... 6 ... , making a many-sided attack upon provides funds for excavation of ruins
ot .Providence and the capacities of men. of Persepoiis. capital or Emperors
Thnon nf no ,,. -:i ,j 4 i;.. j 11. . '. Tne lnfectlous nature of the disease Darius and Xerxes, by University of
IhOse Of US Who were privileged to live and Work through Is being more extensively appreciated Chicago archaeloglsts.
the fourscore years that measured half the entire life span .rned-hefn0ur?"l"..e,,r" zZUZ" i'fH Jlt
Of the nation have Witnessed too much attainment to dis- "nd "woy o prevent the spread of clde. let note to daughter saying
t mui wno are llaoie to come in Laurence ana ainer papers.
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telephotOfiTaDhv. It stretches from ivnnrlen friir!it! tn flv. Pr?'ed effective In the reduc
w r w Linn
Baltimore. Md. Bandages removed
Iter operation to restore aleht of
Booth Tarklngton's left eye.
l Of the SDread of nnnmnn.n nr. New York John D. Rockefeller Jr
mg monsters. It recollects KOCkeieiler S humble Start UCUIay congested communities. Rives wou.uw to eo uross drouth re-
taznegie s moaest Deginnmgs, and the national shriek of monia has also been subjecW to a
numDer of careful studies, with pro
ductive results.
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bx f'h 4 HP An
If-. : " :my
i J 'i j fin
protest whan Sewara was "swindled" into paying seven
millions of dollars for the "worthless" Alaska peninsula.
Eighty years ago Bell had not yet invented the telephone,
nor Edison the incandescent arc, nor Brush his electric motor.
America had not heard of antiseptics, nor paved country
roads, nor sanitary plumbing, nor blight prevention, nor cold locked upon
In recent years, progress has beon
made In the use of an oxygen-rich
atmosphere In the treatment of
pneumonia.
The nature of the disease process,
as such, has also been subjected to
critical study. ThouEh commonlv
a single disease.
Clark Wood
Says
Having gone to Mount Wilson to
study the temperature of celestial
The News Used
To Be:
I . Ames and Andy; 8:15. Pleasure hour:
i.io. arama program; 0:45. Modern
Melodists; 10:30, Nomads; 11, dance
hour.
Columbia Broadcasting system: 6.
Past Freight; 6:30, novelties; 8, dance
Storaire nor mire fond laws nnr v.rav nnr Wnnlr oirmolo pneumonia has a variety of forms bodies. Doc Einstein evidently figures " I " .pPumr Program; 9. sym-
Biuiufce, not ptue 1UUO. laws, nor X-layS, noi mOCK Signals, and Is caused by many dllierent tyDes that Hollywood stars are "not so THKNTT-FIVB YEARS AGO i Phony: 10. answers, dance music.
nor WldOWS' pensions, nor packing-house inspection, nor of the so-called pneumococcua germs, hot." tram Observer. Sat.. Jan. 27. 1906) "roaacastlng system :
... , ' . nuuoi. 1IIS1JCI.I.IUII, nui 8ome progrWi baa be(.n ma&de . . La Grande-teachers who attended 5 -40' markets: 8:50. tenor; 6. orches-
WOl'Kingmen S Compensation, nor protected Watersheds. the development of a sera ror the- To her. ov.self,4t.ecems. Is Daisy 'he. institute today were: B. A. Wllk-! trn' talks: 8. bridge lesson; 8:30. nov-
L.nL.-aLiu aim soioisis; iu. sunshine pro-
it isnt so:
Many a catch-phrase coined to ex-
ress an aUege-1 health fact Is noth-
Just a lifetime ago was a period which delivered orphan- moni?"" ' typc ' p,leu',
age children into bondage; which imprisoned poor debtors: Further efforts to curtail the dis-1
... .... i,i i , ., , ' ease are being made along chemical
which can-led "gold-brick and green-goods circulars in n physical imes.
the U. S. mails, and permitted the operation of banks and .TSXS";,
insurance companies without state or federal inspection. ?roCea.tri. Citf"ecuhe 'fungshts
Typhoid, scarlet fever, yellow jack, and malaria roamed "iEO bcea the subject of experiments.
fW.. i. j ... ... . ... Most of these studies are still in the
irom coast to coast physicians neither knew their cause experimental stage, certain of them
nor understood their cure. Smallpox and diphtheria veenilZ,'Z
expected annual visitors in every community. Doctors and: prove 'aUc bP":
dentists practiced without the formality of training or dip
loma. Soothing syrups were loaded with morphine, and pr
hahit-fnrmino-rlriioc mM u-ithnnf nmn o nracvmt;. Ins more than a counterfeit.
o .-v k.v.,p,. F)ih a brnln food one Bucn
Such were the "good old times" of which certain folks Phrase. But it iBn t so. not any more
i r, . . , , .... ... . . . n any other essential food.
prate. But not we, who endured their crudities and beheld Tomatoes do not tiun the blood.
thoiv inmllioc lomatoes do not cause cancer. To
Common labor received ?1 per day.
averaeed ten dollan; nor Wfplr Thnn:inrla nf trrn-no haA clum. phosphorus and Iron.
. ti . .... -' Urown cges are no more nutritious
newer, running Water Was a Hen mail s lUXUry. hun white ones. The difference Is omT guesscrs sav The New York : Yank-
Tho rlivorsirma ,,f ih nn.., rm;t.. : i ;n,y ln t,lc Pigmentation of the shell. .... 6,ai;ed 25.000. is burnlmt uo the
,.6 "l.c iu uiurairaai iKg eaten raw la not more digest- ritv hnL.,i,n i- i, ivr (Prom Observer. Sat . Jan 25 10ml
basket picnic, a hired-bllgg- ride, a CirCUS or a traveltne f,.,'J ? ,",f, f3icd T , manager. The Agricultural Economic conler-
t i- . n , . 11UVL""' Al!d n" not cause rhcumn- "PolMn ivy" plays center on his ence to begin ln La Grande Monday
snow, Wiieie now It 0ms a radio, a talking machine, and an ,h5m- m'- more harmful basketball team and Is one of the morning oilers tho best program in
automobile, and attends ball games, talking-picture theaters, &tXLfi Sl$LgS l!n?sX "ere nre, one destroying the
ana taKes a WCek-end motor trip. his diet in pounds, and passes with the same utmar westenskow apple warehouse
E. M. Snider, Rachel Turner. Helen
1 The fact that the Soviet is aiming u- "orK. ueriruae Mitchell. Mertle
at world revolution need disturb no- "ldrich. Mrs. J. M. Marin. Mrs. R. A.
body, as it has never yet been able to Wllkerson. Cecil L. Riggs. Nellie O.
make a hit. KeMl. Alice McKlnlay, Mabel Wll-
.llama. Ivy Williams. Bessie Rlggs,
A Cincinnati beggar is found to be v!l'n Rohan. J. M. Martin. Susie
making 50 a day. but there's danger Deo'' Florence Harris. Mae Wenham.
cf this profession becoming overdone. 1 ?.a1le HuIf' Bessie Ooodnough. L. A.
McBrlde, H.( J. Hockenberry. Susie
In the glad day when wheat sells Md'roy. Al Chambers, T. L. Wil
agaln at a dollar a bushel. It "am5 and L'zzle Noble,
shouldn't be forgotten so soon that Considerable hay is being shipped
It has sold at fifty cents. from the Nodlne spur by the sugar
company
Democratic congressmen are de- .Deputy Sheriff Tom Johnson want
mandlng a change in the house rules. to North Powder today on official
but It Is only with slight hope of its business,
adoption that we suggest the Golden . ,
Rule. I TF YEARS
Portland
KGW (620) : 5 to 12, NBC and mu
sical programs.
KEX (1180): 8. orchestra; 8:30.
NBS: 9. novelty program; 9;30. NBS;
10:30. organ; 11. NBS.
gram:
music.
10:30.
songs.
organ; 11 to 3, dance
Seattle
5:40 to 3
a. m., NBS
In the Latin American political
race, ho who runs last runs best.
KJR (970)
programs.
Oakland
KGO (700) : 5 to 12. NBC programs.
KLX (880): 0, concert duo; 7, news;
7:30, musical programs; 9, novelty
trio; 11, orchestra program; 11, clas
sic recordings; 11:30 to 12. dance pro
gram. Spokane
KHQ (590): 7 a. m.. Town Crier,
news. Start o" Day; 8. Happytlme: 9.
Lumberjacks, Norman and- Walt. Bet
ty . Crocker; . 10, Charles wellman.
Mary Hale Martin; 10:30, Woman's
Magazine: 11:30. organ; 12. talk,
western farm and home program; 1.
band music, fnrm markets; 1:30.
matoes. as a fact, are a desirable
Skilled store clerks l?'''-
YANK KKCKI'IT STABS
IN PRO CAGE GAMES
The Presbyterians have been busy
tne past, week making some much
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. F) Ivy Paul needed repairs and general cleaning
Andrews, on whose right arm the sec- me imcnor oi ineir cnurcn,
AGO
(Prom Observer. Sat., Jan. 29, 1921)
John P. Fllrnnv ennntu rnuri mn.i.
er, accompanied by Mrs. Blrney will i school of tho air: 2:30. musical pro
leave ln the evenlne for Everett nnrt i grams; 3:15. pianist: 4, service pro
Seattle, Wash. gram, sports: 5. NBC; 9:15, studio;
ill to 12, dance orchestra.
Taroma
I KVI (700): 9. studio: 10. orchestra
I program; 11. CBS; 12 to 1:30. Musical
' Court.
Snlt Lake City
ONB YEAR AGO
Household work was back-breaking toil. Women drudged
at the tubs, canned winter supplies, cooked, baked, darned,
oiioun.
Acid fruits may be eaten with milk
j j. , ... ..... 'J vl cl' vwuer muv ne taken with
ana sewea Horn dawn to dark, without the boon of electric men'", and no harm win follow unless
me loon nas neon bolted down
Fruits eaten at night arc not pols- 011 the mound. Slack home near Summervllle, caused
Andrews, now 23. started his base- heavy losses to the two owners yes-
ball career with Merldnn In the Cot- terday and today.
ton States league In 1929. He then
u-Mit tn Mnhlln In tliit Kntithnrn i.q.
Even soclatlon. The Yankees bought him
for a price reported at 825.000. a rec
ord ln the league.
what loocls dlKngree with them and of athletic endeavor." the president
ii avow mem. mil one mav not saia.
Justly condemn
combination.
that food or food
auiHK i.muuiius or vacuum cleaners, or electric irons, .then harm is not certain to roiiow
electric heaters, and electric refrigerators. tio.S'of ,,i -ffii""0 cn,lb'V1;
Millionaires and noblemen could not procure, with all their combinations which give dietary
,..lfl, . . J i l, , . balance, good taste, and ease of dl- AWARDS LETTERS IN CLASS GAMES
wealth ani power, half the safety or enjoyment or ease that i
ihp nvnviirn inn i..r, i I Ma" ot "ee prejudices arise from ATLANTA. Ga. ( An experiment
me aeiage lUll 01 Wage-eanielS now Command. isolated experiences upon which the with Ultra-mural athletics tJ a sub-
The best times that tho world nvor know nm TIIVIJP Vmu """'"cal have generalized. Food sen- stltutc lor mtercolleniate basketball
u ..coi, unu lll.lt llli. W01K1 etl KIICW Hie llll-Kii, UW tuivrne. by which Is meant a pecu- will be tried at Oglethorpe university
and Common propel'tV, at that. "I,r Intolerance of a single or of a here.
,. ' , . ijgroup of foods. Is a nw phase of Dr. Thomwell Jacobs, president of
Any imagination that CloCS not View tomorrow with Cager- !ml"al science. That It exists has the college, said the new plan would
nnl inrl rnnfilnnnn .'u ; ill'. i . I been well-established, tout It repre- be given a four months' trial, and II
IH.3S .llltl COllllUOnCe IS llll Ulglate to heritage and opiWrtumty. "ems a unique rather than a general successful, will bo made permanent.
What may not be still expected of a land that has generalized SH;..,. u, - .,, , 'v,e ,e'TX TZ
ou niutii cuiuioi-i, so mucn convenience, so much enlighten
ment in the space of a single lifetime! No pessimistic mind
can quell red-blooded enthusiasm or halt plans based upon
expectation of continued prosperity and limitless progress.
Every look behind heartens one to push boldly ahead.
There is not a cloud in sight that waiting brooms cannot
brush away.
Happy New Year!
Adapted from David May in Sunshine Magazine.
Each of us knows himself better than the world can pus
sibly know him. Each of us is inclined to deceive himself
more or less at times, and is apt to forget the harmful thing?
of his life. But we can know ourselves if we will.
G. B. Shaw says that all Americans worth knowing gc
over to see him. And no doubt the people worth knowing
are a unit in admiring Mr. Shaw's taste.
Radio Programs
WEDNESDAY PKOCi It .VMS
National Broadcasting Co.: 5. Bob
by Jones: S :15, musical programs:
6:45, news: 6. music, little symphony
orchestra; 6:30, popular songs, seml-
classlcs; 7:30. Grnntlnnct Rtce: 8. NBC: 8:15,
KSL (1130): 5, NBC; 5:30, concert:
6. NBC: 9:15. entertainers; 9 :30,
studio; 10:30,' music; 11, pipe organ.
Denver
KOA (830): 5. NBC; 9:15. orchestra;
10. NBC; 10:30 to 11, organ.
Sim Francisco
KPO (680): 5:45, news: 6, smiles
program, Henry Starr; 7, popular mu
sic: 8, children's play, tenor: 8 :30,
novelty; 9:30, concert; 10. dance mu
sic: 11. Melodists.
KFRO (610): 6 to 1 a. m., CBS pro
grams. Los Ati!olri
KHJ (9001: 6. CBS; 10, news, dance
music; 13 to 1, organ.
KNX (1050): 6, organ, theatre pro
gram; 7. Watanabe and Archie: 7:15.
science talk, features; 9, Serenaders;
9:30. Ethel Duncan; 10, Wranglers;
11 to 12, organ.
KPI (640): 5:45, stock markets;
A great many of the rugged sons of pioneer fathers ven
ture out with one window of the car dropped nearly half-way
down.
. The only crooked advertising that ever paid was the Lean
ing Tower of Pisa and Harry Lauder's walking .stick.
In Washington
Hy HrrlM'rt rhiminrr
WASHINGTON For 10 years a
Partly, grny-halrcd man has stood on
the speaker 'a data of tho house on
every day that con Kress was In aes
Won. mid a&ked divine guidance on
the deliberations of that body.
, These dally supplications of the
Hcv. James bhera Montgomery. chaD- fr.
lam of the house of representatives nub
An athletic letter will be awarded
to all completing the required work,
and one scholastic credit also will be
Klven. No student may earn more
than one credit a year through sports,
and not more than four tn all.
The varsity coaching staff will be
ln charge of the con testa in basket
ball, boxing, wrestling, swimming,
truck, baseball, fencing and football.
DIXIE CENTEKS TOW EH
ATLANTA Four centers in
the Southern conference basketball
race this season are doing their plav-
niB more in an six irei inrcc inches
tne floor. They are Croson.
- v ....., tuir uui maciy-rrau ui Hood. Alabama, and Cameron. North
any prayer. .Carolina.
rrinted In the Congressional Rec- I .., .
crd. they are thus made available to FIND EllltOK IN FOSTU. til IDF
thousands of people everywhere. A
number of newspapers print them rock TOUT, Mo. tn Residents
Ua'ly' , , here have found an error in Unci
fcvery four years they are gathered Sum's postal guide. In the guide it s
nnd printed ns a public document at Kuckpcrt, Mo., but the name was
government expense. This "congres- changwl a few vears ae-o to Ro k
MciKil prayer book" Is marie available Port, to mtnimlb'e confusion' with
mil t iivs ut nu intiiis wuuux" uis- , KCCIiport, Mo.
wiuuuun oy members oi congress.
IIKR I'lSHIMY EXPENSIVE
M OI.II I'UWKHS
The author ol these prayers gives
io their composition much care and FORT LAUDER DAI E Fla r If
thought. Ha writes a new prayer ft KCKxl Jme helps., Mra . Helen E
every day. and it Is a matter of pi Id Thomas, woman Ily-cautnft champion
with him that tn all his 10 years of of whint.m Lia 2,X . t
, service he never has related. fish. Taking out a Florida licence he
nunougn the morning period oi listed fishing tackle valued at 81 ooo
fievnttnu in the hon' renutte-i only and a rod at $1 '.;,
music, features; 11, nbc. I l'r'' i. &,f jwj B
s KHiV ,f'r 1 I
I: VntfyrMr A-l
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Also clever Tally and Place Cards for
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things for your card prizes. Visit
Richardson's Art and Gift Shop and
enjoy the Valentines. 1-20-3 t.
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i 'The finest bird remedies are made. -!by
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Adv.
. - FRESH FISH MOSS
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You will find the cleverest .line of
Backache
Leg Pasnc?
Tf Getting -Up Nlphtu, BnckaehL
(frequent dny callo, L,eg' Pain;), Norv
lusnofs, or Uurnlns. due to f miction
il Bladder Irritation, in acid reun
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Oil slep and energy, or nroney baclc,
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Millinery
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