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LA GRAN OK EVENING OHSTCRVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Friday.JuIy 20,, 1934.
SPECTROSCOPE IS
USED TO PREDICT
DEATHOFHUMANS
'""V By Howard V. IllukeKlee
f. (Associated Press Science Editor)
. ' CAM,liRIDOK, Maes. The spec
troscope, which1 records the birth
and decay or stars, can also fore
tell the approaching death of man.
The ; spectroscopic death curve,
which . forecast a human death more
accurately than the physicians, was
described to the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology spectroscopic
conference, meeting here to discuss
both practical and scientific- use of
this instrument.
Tha report was made by P. and
M. Lecomt de Nouy, of the Pasteur
Institute, France. M. De Nouy did
not attend, but mailed his puper to
Professor George H. Harrison, chair
man of the conference.
The death curve was found In a
spectroscopic examination of human
blood. Spectroscopic curves are like
city skylines, such as New York and
London, which reveal wide architec
tural differences, which never would
be mistaken for each other, and
which an expert would never forgot.
Jn this way the Pasteur Institute
scientists and this colleagues hav
been studying the structural nature
of blood. They have analyzed, he
reported, about 8000 samples. These
Included the blood of men horses
and sheep.
We predicted a man's death,
which followed In 34 hours. He was
partly paralyzed, owing to a malig
nant tumor of the spine, with meta
stases In the lower Jaw, and urinary
Infection. He was expected to live,
however, for many months," the re
port said.
You Have Nineteen Choices of Eating Places Profiteer Charge Wrecks San Francisco Fqou Shop
Texans Fearful
Horse Wagering
Law Is Doomed
HOUSTON, Tex. (P) Present In
dications aro that horse race betting,
which has been legal' in Texas lew
than a year, wllljfacc a hard fight for
survival when tho stnte legislature
convenes six months henco
One of the loading candidates for
governor Is emphasising his stand for
repeal of tho law permitting race
track wagers. Others are silent but
friends of racing fear that some of
them might fllgn a repeal bill. Groups
of cltlzcn-j aro participating In a
movement to elect legislators opposed
to race betting.
Many of those favoring reiwiU of
the law state that wagering at the
tracks Is not so bad In Itself but
argue that It has glvon Texans the
gambling fever with the result that
they patronize Illegal bookmaklug
establishments, or turn to dlco or
roulette at night clubti.
Tracks already have been built at
Houston, Gnlvoaton, San Antonio, Ar
lington between Dallas and Port
Worth), and Dallas. There Is a pos
sibility that one will bo opened this
winter in the lowor Rio Orando val
ley. Each meet draws persons from
miles around.
Those who favor continuation of
racing concede' that It la possible
that a majority of the next legisla
ture will vote for repeal. They ex
press confidence, however, that the
repeal hits won't hnvo the two-thirds
majority necessary to pass a bill over
the governor's veto. That Is why they
are anxiously awaiting the outcome
of the bugcrnntorlal race, which will
be determined In the Democratic
run-off primary lato In August.
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Uieiu are Just Vj chokes as to where tile unaKach'jd pi'ii::n t-un cut. bar there, are mst 19 rcstuuranUi
allowed to operate during the general' strike, rncto shov;y the Lwsy scene In our, and inset Is tbi permit
nested by the cliarcn cafes.
ui.ooMiN miki; iuih:uk
j iK'VAUH LONDON AflAINt
LONDON (I)HAnothor attempt Is
to be; made to popiilnrliw six-day
bicycle racing in England,
Although this sport Is popular in
most European countries It has as
yet failed to find favor with tho
British public.
Olympla, tho largo London hall
used ' for horse-shows, boxing
matches, and similar- events, is to
house the wooden cyclo track, which
will be eight laps to tho utile and
have 63 degree1 bAuktng.
An attempt is being made- to In
clude an Kngllsh U'ftm but tho
dearth1 of home talent lo giving tho
promoters of the affair more than
a little worry.
G. O. Republican, supplies 2.60
County Treasurer, pcst:igc,
etc 30.06
Country Clerk, pontage, etc 61.87
Spears Grocery, supplies 6.00
C. D. Johnson, wire of I:id. 35.76
Tap 8 hoe Shop, repair shoes.. .60
Ed. W. Hue k inn n, supplies .... .05
LaOrande Printing Co.. do .... 35.25
Oeo. H. Burulumlt, do 42.80
L 4c L Drug Store, do 22.83
Kcd Cross Drug Store, Uo .... 10.60
W. J. Hallmark, do 8.00
Ohms Drugs. Inc. do 10.33
Moon Drug Store, do 15.14
Hoffman Grocery, do 21.1-J
Piggly-WlgKly Co,, do 03.B7
Cottage Grocery, do It). 33
Covo Quality Mkt., do 10.40
Ocmmunlly Cash Store, do .... 30.17
Enkay Dairy, do l.BO
Levy Store, do 20.03
La Grande Mattress Works, do 3.00
Safeway Store, do 33.03
Davo Hutchison, do 3.00
J. C. Penney Co., do , 22.12
Lavender Lunch, do 10. 00
Adrian Nelson, rent 8.03
Mrs. O. P. Harrison, do 8.03
Ellen Cress, do G OO
J. J. Peek, do 0.00
Wm, Miller, do 4.0D
Mrs. O. W. Strain, do 10.00
Mrs. Barbara Larson, do 3,00
Ebb Onrratt, do 6.00
Wm. Pcarec, do 8.00
La Grande Invest. Co.. do .... 1H00
Geo. Chnpimui, do (1.00
E. G. Lovely, do 12.50
A. J. Etarincr, do 5.00
Mrs. J. A. Leak, cure of Hid... 40.00
Mrs. Elsie Shaw, do , 11,00
Mrs. E. Smith, do 20.f0
It, L. Buoy, diguing gmvo U.Ujj
SncdgrtoH & Kininii.-iinun,
, burial of Hid 30.00 1
Dr. W. M. Peare. Prof, ser
vice 10.03
Dr. C. S. Moore, do 15.03
Dr. O. L. Bikers, do 54.37
Dr. J. B. Bluett ham. Go 3.03
Dr. L. B. Bouvy. do 62.50
Dr. J. L. McPherson, do 19.03
Grande Hondo Hospital, Caro
Of Hid 502.30
H. H. Amell, delivery wood,
etc 10.03
Sacajawea hotel, rent 20.00
Natl, ne-employ Service, do .. 80.00
Hay Blokland, transp. Juven
iles 9.01
Elgin Recorder, Pub. of Proc. 24,50
La Grande ObfterVbr, do 22.05
Irwin-Hodson Co., dog tugs .. 0.41
La Grande Book Store, sup
piles 5.05
Wright Drug Store, do 20.30
MeClay Store, do 101,42
W. O. Haggerty. do 13.58
Blue Mt. Creamery, do 34.50
Grande Hondo Meat Co., do .. 60.40
Ward Grocery, do 20.12
Williams & Mllhnan, do 70.03;
Kllham Stat, and Print. Co.. j
do 2.08
Western States Grocery, go ,. 4.50
Oreg. St. Ag. College. Co.
A Kent 000.00
Perkins Motor Co., supplies,
etc 10.55
;i;i;ii, ico.wt
Pete Grace, labor 103.56
Henry, Lovan, do : 19.70
A. E. Fcuerhehn, do 85.01
Lylti Ud better, do 47.92
Carl Curlcman, do 17.00
H. H. Davis, do 105.58
l(. E. llunto;i, do 111.51
Wind Cottrell, do U0.2
Harold Browning, do 78.53
John Bowery, do 02.75
M. O. Murray, do 03.54
Oeorge B. Clay, do 20.59
Fred Colip. do 61.03
Tom Starns, do 98.56
Burr Cantrol, do 100 96
8. D. Burch. do 60.16
Oscar Miller, do 64.45
frank Kcmlnger( do 104.81
W. A. Beck, do
Walter Cro3s, do
Herb Duron, do
Joe Jones, do
Frank Ross, do
Frank Burford, do
Leo McCluln. do
Vic Brown, do
Bob Boyer, do
Everctto Williams, do
Emerson Williams, do
Leonard Mllhnan, do
Ray Hartley, do
Harold DeBorde, do
John B. Scott, do
Bill Rystlam, do ;.
John Kennedy, do
Ervln Scott, do
George Kennedy, do
Joe Scott, do
Cecil Dnrr, do
Raymond Cowan, do
James Darr, do
Guy Ruttan, do
Garry Ruttan, do
8. O. Huckman, do
John A. Burdctte, do
Harold Drxlson, do
Andy Timpy. do
Ed. Brugger. do
Jim Hullgarth, do
Jesso Knight, do j
Chet Boswell, do
J. L. Getter, do
Joo Henderson, do
G. N. Savage, do
Avis Ferris,-pail salary ....
John Richards, labor
Orvlllp Richards, do
75.76
62.42
62.42
60.43
13.62
12.97
17.04
6.98
17.94
8.07
8.07
14.95
5.98
14.95
0.47
4.99
7.98
2.90
7.98
5 98
5.08
0 97
7.97
15.98
11.93
7.48
13.62
4.99
3.99
4.99
4.90
4.99
4.90
4.90
6.08
5.98
' 40.00
8.33
7.08
fy tirh- v ft1. ,M'l c j
Kir I ihLxSr
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A repurl Llml Uus bun Fruncuico shop wns raising loot! prices was tolluwed by oil uuiUeiitilied mob break
ing in and completely wrecking tho interior. .
home, made up s huckleberrylng par
ty to Mt Emily lot PrWay.
Mtb. Sarah Caspar, who Bpcnt sev-;
eral day, tho-pat wtek visiting Is
North Powder and' Baker returnej
Saturday for a few dayo visit in Un-
Ion before returning ta, Yakima,
Mr. and Mrs. W. & Emrick, have
moved to the VaaScoyk Uouae. Their,
have- com. f roia Imblor. to, take;
charge, of the emlth-Hughcs.work la,
the high aahool In., the, fall, a, pou.;
tlon which Mr. Emrick has been,
holding lu the Imbler high, school. -
Mr. and Ma. Ralph Curl .are apend.
lag a couple ot weeks In Portland. .,
Mri and Mrs- Bin. Haggerty came,
over from Burns Saturday; evening to .
spend their week's vacation - with, his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Haggerty,
Lavnughn Burford, of High Valley,1
returned to U orande-wtth Roberta,
Nleleon who had been visiting her
parents and will visit: there a week.'.
Miss Chloe Taylor arrived frora So
attle last Wednesday, to spend, her
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Eltzar
beth Taylor, and Mrs. w. w. Stevens;
. Tlie fire department was called ouV
about three o'clock Tuesday mornv
lng to fight a fire-at the Bill Uytt
place-' on ' Railroad 1 street. A fairly'
large barn; was destroyed. There was,
nothing In the barn and the origin
of the fire Is unknown.
HOOK AMI KYB
LAKEDEL'1XN, Wis. m Fred
Tllleto caught a fifth the other dav
oue ot tho lnrgpt ever Been In
these part without a bite.
He made his cast nnd watched a
huge northern pike swim pant the
luro, mining it completely. An In
atattt later there wiis a heavy lunge
on his tacklo.
After a short light, Fred landed
the pike, which weighed 17'j pounds
and wan morq than tlireo feet lon.
Tho hook was securely Imbedded
In tho fish's eye. 1
lliit A I-i uoyti
Seen; 'At The Harem'
PARIS Henrietta Lady Davln
attended tho races one day hero
wearing ft dark gray cohtuine In the
new pebbled material called "cobble
stone." With the costume, deslfrned
by Bchlaparclll, she wore n black
sucdo belt, glove and ban and n
broad -brimmed hat with' a tapering
crown modeled after the Spanish
hats eccn In Goyas paintings.
Count u Court
Proceedings
JI'I.V TKKf
in re allowance of bills:
;i;m;ui, kim
Van Water & Rogers, sup
plies 02.032.50
Stat Ind. Acc, Com.. Ins. on
men 03.98
Carl QV Helm. Stcnog. and
rent 37.50
West Coast Print Co., supplied 1I..2:.
Nelson Printing Co,, do 16.40
C. A., Howard, Supt. of Sch..
postage 6.06
E. O. L. & P. Co.. lights and
power 40.53
City of La Grand, water ... 31.40
Home Lbr. & Coal Co., sup
plies 38.94
Th Nook, Meals for Jurors m CIO
gar e i$ mmm mmm K
When you shoot your car over hot con
crete at cannon ball speed, you're safer'
on tires of Triple TEMPERED RUBBER.
They jfay cooler. They resist dangerous
destructive heat. Come in and let us
tell you about the extra miles and extra
safely of U. S. Royals.
U.S. Royal 6-Ply
5.00x19 $1L70
5.25x18 12.90'
5.50x17 $13.45
U. S. Royal H. S. truck
5.50 x 20 $16.40
6-00x20 $17.95
7.00x20 $30.80
LARISON-FREES
CHEVROLET CO.
Phono Main 2 La Grande
Mi
U. 5. ROYAL
J built of
(jit' TEMPERED RUBBER
3. G. Morgan, part salary
O. W. Bean, supplies
La Grande Book Store, do ....
Nelson Printing Co., do
E. O. L. & P. Co., lights and
power -
City of La Grande, water
State Ind. Accident Comm.,
Ins. on men
County Treasurer, freight, etc.
Pac. March, and Tool Steel
Co., supplies
La Grande Iron Works, do ....
McDonald Electric Co., do ....
J. E. Hazel 1 1 no and Co., do ..
Bunting' Tractor Co., do
Roy Far nam Supply, do
J. D. Adams Co., do
John Stroeher, do
Kouffel & Essor Co., do
La Grande Const, and Sup
ply, do
Home' Lbr. and Coal Co., do ..
Ore. State Highway Comm.,
do
H & S Electric Co., do
Austin-Western Road Much.
Co.. do
Smith Garage, do
Georgfc .Craig, logs .
Lei Rh ton Welding
Wks., supplies
WTH. Bohnenkamp Co., do .
Perkins Motor Co., do
Larlson-Frcea Chev. Co., do .
The Texou Co., do
Unlcn OH Co.. do
Standard Oil Co., do
Low Brothers, repair of tires .
M. J. Gobs, rent
MAKKKT It OA I) S
M. H. Ness, moving house ...
Lyle Led better, labor
Ifred Colip, do ,
$. D. Burch, do
Oscar Miller, do
W. A.' Beck, do
.James Scott, do
Mach.
145.59
2.31
1.75
1.25
21.44
2.75
385.70
20.20
20.30
14.00
3.68
162.47
109.93
20.88
60.50
38.80
.40
2.55
4.40
50.03
4.15
26.21
23.29
6.00
23.00
201 .80
436.92
2.12
70.20
351.01
51.04
10.50
12.40
195.61'
1.80
63.11
3.99
24.94
21.95
9.98
John Gray, do . 7.98
John A. Burdette, do 27.22
Harold Dodson, do 9.97
Andy Timpy, do 11.97
Arnold Waelty, do 4.99
Jesse Knight, do ...x - 3.19
G. N. Savage, do 6
Avis Ferris, part salary 40.00
John Richards, labor 51.71
Orvllle Richards, do 11.96
Clarence Richards, do
W. L. Richards, do .
Vivan Richards, do 5.98
S. B. Morgan, part salary 20.11
In ro monthly allowance to various
indigent persons: Allowed as follows:
Frank Hobbs, 426.00: Win. Huntley,
$12.30; W. 8. Richards, $10.00; Mrs. J.
C. Rice, $10.00; John Ncrrie, $10.00. '
la re vacation of a portion of
county road on section line between
Sec. 3, 4. 9 and 10. Tp. 69. R 38,
EWM. Roadmaster directed to pojt
notices of vacation proceedings.
In re vacation of a portion of
county road No. 227: Read master di
rected to post notices.
In re application of En oil a Bro
thers for Mother's assistance: Ap
proved and allowed In the sum of
$15.00 per month.
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UNION PERSONALS
s
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson
and daughter, Lucille, and Mrs. J. R.
Jones left lost Thursday for a trip to
Yellow Pine. Ida-, where J. R. Jones
has spent the past two months look
ing after mining Interests. He' re
turned home-with them to spend a
week after which he will return.
They drove heme over the Lewis ton
highway. s
Gus and Adolph Levin and their
mother, Mrs. Helen Lewln. arrived
from San Francisco Monday-morning
to spend their vacation. They are
glad to be away from the turmoil and
strife of the Bay City for awhile.
Mrs. Hilda Johnson, Miss Verna
NIelson. Mary Wight and Al Shapiro
and I. Harris, of Oakland, Cal., who
have been guest at the NIelson
ICE CREAM POWDER
When In the market for Ice cream
powder1 ask your grocer for1 Lena
Bell brand. Accept no substitute
arr there Is1' none "Just' as good."
Purely vegetable. A pure food pro
duct. Each 10c package contains
enough powder for use with cream,
milk and flavoring to make one
gallon of Ice cream. Directions on
package. Put up only"" toy. Lena
Bell Ward, Rt. 1, La Grande, Ore.
A Complete
Printing Service
Quality Counts
NELSON fx
A wrestling match &t' a Kew York
Oity. arena ended: with a double
knockout recently.
The pavor op pne pepper
lingers long
after the
'bite' has gonA
II ijr
0
epper
Schilling'
If 7ou Are Moving Between
Portland & La Grande
Try
Bond's Transfer
Operntlng anywhere for hire ser
vice plus common carrier freight
line service.
La Grande to Baker
Phone Main 709
Sun-Proof Paint
Th Paint That Lasts1.'
PITTSBURGH PAINT
STORE
Phone 1S2-J 111 Elm. St.
BUS SERVICE
For WAULOWA, BNTEHPBIBB,
JOSEPn and Way Point.
Leava La Grande;' Dally
4:10 P. t
For PENDLETON, Way Polntai
Leave: La Grande, Dally
10:30. A. U.
D. P. Stnire Depot,' 1308 Adaina'
Phone MAM 48
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"I GOT THE RECIPE FROM
AN ADVERTISEMENT IN
YESTERDAY'S PAPER"
COOKING is a science in which discoveries are con
stantly being- made. Even the most colorless food
staple is liable to have the spotlight turned upon it.
Take salt pork for example wouldn't it surprise you
to know that it is a wonderful basic ingredient for a
savory tomato sauce?
It is not necessary to buy cook-books to keep up with
new culinary secrets and recipes. By means of news
paper advertisements, they come to you regularly
from the kitchens of food manufacturers and distri
butors. And because these recipes are tested over and
over again before they are released to the public, you
can follow their instructions with complete confi
dence. As you study these recipes you will be impressed by
these facts they are appropriate for the time of the
year in which they appear; they call for inexpensive
ingredients; they are in harmony with modern rules
for health and nutrition; and finally, they are not dif
ficult to follow.
Yes, it pays to read food advertisements for the
facts they contain. It pays to read the recipes for new
ideas. You'll be wise if you cut them out. for your re
cipe file. But above all you'll be delighted jf you try
one of those recjpes right away.