La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextL" ORXSTDE FVFNTNV, OTrnyE!,: PAfiTC THREE HlSflfl Refuses ilirn nrlK:4rt "Kh able to be mil ni'.iiu if aev.u- Htt"k ut --fin Tin' i(istii'!i-!i-r, 11. vi 1 1 111. Is on the sick list. We liuil ii liur.l l:iz:tnl on Wed- m-Hilay ml It l:v.lcit until Thur d;iy n:io!i. l.uvva Wilson ppont th week-end III her home. Slli' Is iut;i(lilr tu Accept LiiIIl; I'nlim hi;;h nehool. . . Skirt Kilic-t of Kahion ' li""lc' '' vimi ,.,1 i ... ,, to tin1 Inrin on Sal ur.htv mut Nnti- aiKl Keeps. Stores Kus.v ,,. Loppl'll"; Off' Parts. Ula-lys Snider has bix-.i a cripple iduce she' w.u; thrown from the to- Thry woulil ir they could but mi the other ni.Jr,, while to thoy can't .mil oh how ham limy ; buKsjaniiii; on the .hill, have, tried, those UmU of rrejtlnn 1'lie fnr.iiern who bavn Iw-Jii pnt- to soiul onee. mora into oblivion "1" !' report llm ho to lo of thomi ankles that huvo for no limn Vl'-'.v 'I'"1 'lualuy. Why not, wldi boon illsturblni! tint pearo of man- ueh ":d weather. kind. Hut man will net uspiI to It Wll'ou Mid .Mrs. llrl r;;v yet, and sooner or later give up in r-''rn North I'oudor visitors l-.-n deupulr; for woman lias unito inndo 'Sal""''iv- up her min i that vh intends to do Tl"'. H' hool opened a Valentine just, exneily us she pleases In this , " Valentine d:.y, teiie'hers and matter of skirls. lfeuul.-irlv im the 'pupils all relvliiK pretty valine seasons c'Ihiiikw thu verdlet noo. tines. Thoy enjoyed, a merry time R MILL FLDU HAS REOPENED (Kpcelnl to The Obsorwr) 1 UN'oi. roil. Zl. Ki'V. Mr. Kdtr-j iiijrton, wut vtpv.pijti tho Whit.1 I miss orani.HlioM, having for iU l'ur- I THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Condo, flu. ojirrnni: Tn - HLMUIuUL U GET ONCE-OVER fortii that sltirls will bo loni: uitiin .eolebratlni' the day. anil man breathe a sinh of relief TI"J '' people me puttintt In as he derides that there win be no tll,! windows and fiNln,; up then further temptation to forset tlio;,,a"- v''Vil'!' will soon l,e ruidy for sehool lessons IhuL taiiL-ht him he "sa must "Look up anil not down." !"y Ohuroh while l,ro:il;iiiK horses Anil then what happens? Ho ills- ful' H""''- Mdwidl, was thrown, covers thev're 'wearlm; 'em hlL-her.' sustniniiiK serious injuries. lie is Hack In the old duvs when the Tair n'i:orted to have broken several one decided she wanted chance rib!1 ",ulitl' " " "ttis many ba.l she took to wearing the harein br"lM's' skirt. One ian hear the noise yet! Kllsha Iloilxklns Is now- reeover- but could any garb hnvo been '"n- alt,'r serious liluess. moro harmless, conslderod In the! l:'l'- HulliflId has been very llKht of later developments? Well 8klc wi,h Ia PrPP- ho got his way that time. ! Mrs- "al 1Il,a'l 'as v,,'-v h:t Since he would not give her frneilom she decided to show him Joh" Asl"'" "'''' a 'business trip how much of a prisoner she could lo '"a G'"l'' Friday, be, bo she took tn wearing them : Uuth xi,'lm!3 Ims h(,'-a noutined long, long, long ami tlqht. Kven lo her homo several dayrt by coin- that did not nleaso him so then the ' Plications following nu attack of real war began. Woman decided to pleaso herself a hit and the slit skirt appeared. Very gently at first. If . . -. - . . . . jusi giving a glimpse of bright un-' Is ilerskirt hero uiul there. Man be ing color blind, he could of course, stand that, nut when the under-j skirt disappeared und hero and i there an nnkle begun lo peep forth,! my oh my what havoc It made. If' he had nlilv known then whnt he: knows now poor man would have NEW- HAV? lnn T b -gone his way unheeding, and skirts S(ini0 ve,.v mln nnllnaI; whi,.h ,.1V would hnvo riJturned to 'normalcy.' v(,ry big part In human existence l ot ho deemed to show her lady- ,. to ul, ,,. t,e ... oy,... ship that this thing had to ho stop- Sl..i(.ntiflcaliy in Vale university la li ned. So he put his foot down on oralrj,.s during the next frw this exposure of aethers. That was months. 1n or(ll.r ,0 ,,,, ln(armaUn just a signal for argument. What about them to tll0 sum uf huIua did a foot worry her? She un- knowledae. Miss Helen Helnly of covered just a lew Inches abovd the ,0 i),,,irtnient of Agriculture, anklo. . Man Ktwped .for breath He , Washington, D. C, has been iletall pretended to ffo shocUed and is still 0ll t0 nilsl!)t Vl. ciottJiold aiciur keeping up the pretense. Of course o( Bcrlle uniV(,rslty, Research Fel he really docs not yet know that ,ow at Vllle , mi(.roscopic stU(ly In truth he not shocked, but rather iof the .Nttmm,t,, .kscrihed -is an Is Just annoyed that his mandates ,,. lhilt allllllllI;v do(.s mi,il)llfi should be disregarded. j of aMata worh ,.f (llllllllK0 t0 So once more he gathered his ;illIlls ull(j vegetables, forces together, and luiule a deter-, TllcBe ,tilly w,)nIlk0 !,.,, mined effort tp'conte off the victor. !ar0 to bn' fom, ,n lfmnil belllg8 Then what happened? This tlnie as weM ttg , tha ,.,,, T1)re ur(J the skirts went to the knebte. j40 to 50 V:i riotieu lu humans. Ten Thus it was that woman got per cent ar0 ,.,.3,.,, ns )rcdi)torv, what she wanted, as she has nlwuys that is tlloy ,.ilt tmimaU whi0 tho done, ever since the world began, j remaining !'0 per cent eat vegeta But she got It by a round-about 1 ton. process of course. It took time and ! Vr, sleiner and Miss Hoinlv are patience. lint the chief .point is,to stmlv ,iU.an3 o rel)I.oUu,.tloll ()f that sho got what she wanted :tlie pr!(inl(rv tv)0 s0 tney wi rat freedom. And now. let man take tl,e plant inters and eradicate Uiem. U from her If .ho can. He himself 1 0ne pre(latol.y lvp( wi1 pat ;l0 has almost given up the battle. tvp3 of tnu TePt.lbin ,ters. Hat he cannot refrain from one ; The pillt nr.,llllUMl,,3 an(.ilor , morel last stand. , ,a root of ,1;t , So It Is that this Benson's fash- substance there causing It to with lon iiropagandu Is again for ankle :(,r. A Br,,,lt c,,)nv m,lUo;1 a ro()t length skirts. They are shown in;knot Tno laboratory work will fashion magazines, at fashion shows b to r,Ild the ,wst coditis sllit. mid on the screen and stage. Once e(1 to tho ,.rovll of the predatory upon a time that would .have set-. nematodo. tied the fiuestion and the fashion j )P. si,'.nPr almn to yi0 rrom would have beten accepted. Hut not i switserland to study this nematode, so this time. Having found her He ua8 ,,,, ,, nm, rem.lj0 or freedom, woman has her sklrta,)r0U(.bt about wnKt sci(,ntis.3 cM maoe just wnatever lengm nnppens v mutation. The progeny of the 10 sun i.e.. ov mat sue Kow ncv fenmlo type retain the char- snc can wear mem 10 tne knee ir :.u.t she wants to. and get away with it, she contents herself with wear ing them a moderate length. Hut wunn it comes to wearing mem ; Can(lv j, fy nulritio,ls foo(, long, nothing doing! This Is true when maduV-on, ingredient. In the big city, smaller towh or ! Thc Paace f reL.t;Sery uses only country district. Everywhere that tj,e bcst V 2-18-t'f tne newer skirts ror mis season are being sold, the stores are busy lopping off tho extra inches 'left on i by the mukers. Woman is ruler this time. Long skirls have un-i iloubtedly gone forever. Ankles are I a permanent feature of the now era. Man has failed. Woman has 1 won. The war is over. Short skirts 1 will soon be about bis exciting a subject of tliscussion as is the CM::? the esf ablisiiing of Proieslanl hospitals in the stule oi MiuUana.. Idaho, Wu.-hmgt'in ami Oregon, was in Union Sunday nm! oivu'jie'l th morning prea'-hing hour r.t the M"th e;!ist church. F. H. Cnnniu made a b'.isiiies'i Irin to Portland and to Weiser la ;t week, i The hiyh -scho.il lui 'ketlull giis 1 .vent to 1.11 lirande last 1' ri ay c an ing, wheie they played tile 1 Vmilcto:! extette. Ttie l.jcnl girls weie deleat 'd.. Slrphcn (loilscy, the man from up Catherine Creek kwho committed sui cide a few days ago by shooting him self, was Luried from the umie; taking ravlors here Saturday. On Kriiay evening, after putting on the first degree, the local lodr'e of Od 1 FelluA's enjoyed a light lunch. They 1 have begun planning to take part i- I the county contest which will lie held I in Cove this year, During tills contest 1 the second degree of the subordinate lodge will be used by v.11 contestants. Tho flouring mill is doing s..nie grinding again after a shoil shut down. licv. and 'Mrs. L. A. Cook were very pleasantly surprised last Thurs day evening when quite a few of his congregation visited the parsanage. They brought their refreshments along and the' evening was very pleas antly spent in the; usual social style. This social was planned for another date- to celebrate Mr. Cook's birth day but at the time he was attending :i mettinfr in La Giande and the fes tivities had to ho postponed. Those present were .Messrs. P, M. Littler, Paul Crouter, F.ugene Kouter, W. V. Connor, W. A. llayden, Felix Kvinu, Castor, 'Heech, Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes made a trio to La ClraiT.le last Saturday. Thc Woman's Relief Corns held n short session at the hall Saturday af ternoon and then opened their doors to allow the membeis anil a number of invited guests to enjoy a patriotic pro gram wnicn tney nair prepared Thel following numbers were rendered AKC YOU T sJflMlTOR. Cl "THIS G'OVt-OIMCi'f'j . .-1. ...;,'- ...jju. -i-.ix. ;t.. i I h 1 ! 1 (llenn and Martha MrClellan, wholHiat'.ie, from Haines; J. 1C Carlisle, . ',camu to L'nion from Idaho tl attend ' from J!i'ker: II. K.t..Xesliitt, from Bn- ... ithe funernl of Vellu MeClellan," Iefl kcr. and L. W. Hurler, from Li i for their home litat tridny.-r. jflrunde, ' ' The high school minstrel is bein.r j (iilon Ihirnden was over from La Uliligently rehearsed anil will be pre- .Grande shaking hands with his friends '.. seated to the public ill a few liayi.Und. mtending to liusiners, ; Thc classes are also preparing ir nti.t'r- f - - : ! , her of plays which are scheiiuhd for RAGS Wanted nt The Observer. ' the spring; mouths of school. -' j ' I K. II. Ilonny has purchaseu a new .phonograph. He didn't say whether ffrr-pm,,, Hwrr'lWsrfSto, 'ho was inUmimg to raise to 1 SJ, '-,';,' A i -if "jl W-'nJs 'music or hud bought the.THacl.in6 twl S J-:j-ViiUAJ his own personal entertaitipient. -' I fijfa&tffW 1 ant Thg vjm'toc not r--ri About fifty . numbers of the .Lp- worth League and frki.js held a ! Valentine social la.it Wednesday, .t.v-j . ; eiung, ' ney .111 ri mn"i 11 (uniwin I time. ' The following people from pointi I in K;istern Oregon were registered nt the Union Hotel ilurim; the Week: , A. .1. Van de Vnnter, from Medical ; Springs; Paul M. Fllis, from Cove; 1 F. W. HacUman, A. K. Kinui.'in and I.. I VV. Weeks from l.n Grande; Willium fix-' M.; Safe I Milk Fo Infanlj & Lil'Jiils oqKjpiti Quiclt Lunch at Kome, Oifice.aml Fotiqtitiiis. Ash far HORUCICS. zsrkvoii Imitaficns & Sutsiitutet Tho "!ood-Drin!c ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' S 4vw i ' 1 1 1 1 FARMERS' .'WEEK PROGRAM ConductedVj- Specialists from. Oregon ip-iciutural College. Felinniry 20, Y!iln,i Kls;in, lrield' Crops "Talk on Washington,'' by Hev. L, A. Cook; reading by Kiln Wright; vocal! solo, Mrs., Cook jreading, Mrs. Pad-! dock ; ""Talk on Lincoln," Rev. Hughes; several patriotic songs completed the program. Afterwnvd hot lolls andi coffee were served at thc close' of th l. exercises. About a hundred members and visitors were present. One afternoon last week IKev. Hughes was the recipient of a threat- : ening letter from some person or per-' sons signing themselves "Tho Red Avengers." The letter, which wn silpped under the door, was printed ' with a pencil and threatened that if Mr Hughes iid not place some money I pear the NorUt School before nine, I.ittio I rank Hearing was taken to o'clock that same night Lis automobile : the hospital at Hot Lake last Sunday would be damaged. A trap was set ; to undergo an operation. He wrl to catch the. juvenile Blackhanders : have to remain at the hospital for a hut they evidently became frightened ' couple of weeks. and failed to appear for Hie money, i Vella MeClellnn, who was buried Nothing more has been leiu-ncd of the here the first part of last week was affair and many thing il was the work born in Utah. Her parents moved to of some children. j Union a few months ago, hut Vella .Sunday evening nt the Methodist i was compelled to remain in a warmer church tho local K. P. oinicr held! climate on account of her health. Her their anniversary of the founding of body was shipped here from Califor the lodge. The order was started intnia. After its arrival here the body Washington, I). C, February 111, 18M;!wns taken lo the L. 1). S. church and Rev. L. A Cook delivered the amii- funeral services were conlucted by . (Versary address. President Hanks. jH'tii'iuu.'v -1, i uVSiin February' 2 :;!Tiil:i Field Crops Fcbruiiry 2'.. Vo curium- Crops. February Thiir.- r-l'ovo, IXrtifulture? ? L . Livestock 'arid ; JiKbk r,.iroi,tKMilt.m,o . ay. .-. l-:i . Cranno,. Field Ln. (Hmnde; Poultr' il! February -1, Friday La tlrando, paiiu inj'J'J Tenshun! Ex-Service Men "Why not b'e,' 'That home: built by your 00m , rack's .' AVe winCbe pleased to figure with you. La Grande iConstruction & Supply Co. CVr. Crcenwood .aiuVJyadison St. Plione 42S.T ' ' Ree Neilsoh or Harris Caffi ! Where w ! 1 .' . '5 -t . i I Carrs ir Credit Is Good fee It - J ., COMPLETE ' UQMt -FURNISHER . Sh'tmmincSf 1 'I tics of tlio paront. lNi;TRITMrs FOOD. I "II Do You -Shop Around wrjniher. MANY HOI FROM SCHOQL TKLOCASKT. Fell. 22. Vlu seems to be In the very air around Telocaset. A number of people are' confined to their homes. A large number of the school children hav-! Ing it as well as the grownups, con- j seouenlty the Attendance at school i is not to the average. I urpn party iw given fh home of Clus. Hill ln honor , of- bin fcirtb'li. on February 14., A lumber of friendt an neighbors ireAi,t. Thtt evening was tipent In tiyia ganj' and Blanc-; lr. K fnA H rrteS. Htrr ia .irir smile o onc aw. llf? retitrneiP I'uti ft thort t '& frl.ni and le;atir it Ir.ir vi,itly O Jp htdia IS ait Ut.JIo,,1 rooking, o 8I n liv H'- and kept 9.ini O J9 tftt 19 did not irt ! cg b'tHfH V urj at Keepins House, i "What is Threaded Rubber?" Tbrqjded Rubber Iniulntion Is msdo up of sSceti of rubber, each pierced by 196,O0OYny thread!. The rubber In sulates eVch plata from iti neighbor and the hreadi liUr the battery olution toVcirculnte freely. Willard T'iredcd Pubber Inculatlon Btay9 on tifc job month after month unaffected by ce'd and without a l!sn ttt splitting, VrociclnK or perforation. It lasts a lcz at the bstury platee and htlpe theVattery give more mile of unintermpti service per dollar. You'll need 4 battery on a of thrte days, so the ticw to git your bcttery information is ncht'iow. We'll be glad to show youJPnr?adfd Rubber Battery Inside and cutildo and tell you ,-hy it saves you money. L. GRANDE BATTERy STATION How do you select your honaehold supplies? Do you still think asin war times that the HIGHESTIPRICE iJlvays biinp the high est quality I Or have ydfa jumpd to the other extreme andl. think ihe LOWEST PRICE is always economy? ! We invite fcOMPAHISON of PRICES and QUALITj We puarjnte the BEST QUALITY., at a FAIR PIIICE. LYNCH. CO. wuiam c frs Battsrk-3 Jim P i 0 I -S'S 'm 3 ll -iavK MATH." 1(0 o - p-:w. -s a o o ' n ? A. L. 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