La Grande evening observer., May 25, 1922, Image 3

Thursday, May -2."), 1 fVJJ
LA UlfA.NDK KVrJNIM.i tMiSSKK VK1(
l'AUt; 'J'lllfLr;
JAIL NO PLAG
E
FOR FLAPPERS
Tifcm-'OM), N. Y., May 2 Klap
Ier tendencies among' the liimnte.i
of Hedford state 'reformatory for
women were curtulled sharply i:n
d.ty by promulgation of 17 rulej,
ptitth;t? u n?V ir?iefpetntiou on what
In lost vtilh tho lOllniiulshluir uf
personal freedom.
TlWe lumaieg who would lmlult-'c
till) cosmetic urge, the- rules Bay,
iiiilBt du bo without the aid of llp
Htlohn, pnwdrVt' puffs and eyebrow
pencils. The rules bun, .union; oth
er things, bloomers, rnlldowu litis?,
low-nocks dresses, mid except In
roHtrli'tel ureas, curl papers. They
Hlso rule ti ua lust gossiping nud re
strict exhibitions-of fancy garters
ond boudoir carps.
Explaining thu nocesslty for the
rules. Snperlnw'lidont Halter sukl:
"They take, tho mint pains In
dressing and beauilfylng them
selves liero us tht-y would for nil
'Master parade In Hfth avenue.' "
ISLAND CITY NOTES
ISLAND CITY, Ma y25 The pri
mary itlwtion was hold ' Frhhiy u:il
th Jalifa helped matters ailing by
Hnrvinjf a cafeteria diuner and Miip
ipr to tho o I ot't inn board. NVedltas
to say, tho culinary -onti-..u(.ions
werA appreciated. ,
A party was Kiven Saturday cve
l) i n t; hi honor of Ml sacs m a
and Krma Kennedy. The evening
wan ttpent In playing games and
dancing. Following a rtolinouH lunh
eon the quests returned to tlu-lr
homes unanimous in acclaiming it
:i dHUhtfiil rveniiiK
A surprise jiirt.v wum fclveu Fri
day evening in l.onor of t-dwin and
Donald I'atien at their home. About
fourteen were pp-Kent at the ori-as-Utw.
The evening was Hpcnt at
aiuefi followed by a dei.t;utfu
lunr-hc'-.m.
M. Kid;!!u returned from
Baker u short time ao where, he
sp,t n few duys alloiuHnx to somt
business affairs.
The Island (Mty Rihool held its
rinsing pxpit is lat Wt ek w it li n
progiam that was pr'ient d at (h;
church on Thursday evening. Tup
students did very well In their yen'
work kauri five eighth yra !e pupils
received diplomas.
BEEN LESSENED
i
GETS LOUSE
LO PJ
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(Hy Associated Press)
LOS AN'OKl.KS, May 25. The
pnlke and lire department. boAi ro
spond.:d when a eow run atnuek in
lb depot of the Alchluson, Titjatkn
and Simla Ke railroad here. The
animal escaped from u motor
truek. When slip entered the sta
tion slut haj everlhlhj; her own way.
Women screamed and ran. Men
elimhed telephone poles. The police
men and firemen attempted to meet
the onslaughts of "bossy,'' but Kave
way before her olvv.ered horns.
Finally a poltreman wlm olnee
had been a cowboy lassoed h'.'r.
Fitting Them for Society.
It Is eusy enough to tench our chll.
tlreii not to He; ii harder task Is to
teach them not to tell embarrassing
truths. Huston Transcript.
DOSTON, May 25. th-inkint
anions; collide students i has dlinln.
ished muttir'laliy since tha Klitli-"
leenlh itmendment was euatted, untl
ln)ji majority of collrfies drlnklnit
ha' prnrtlenllr dfsappeearoil, at-
etfAiiiff to the president or the,
Meidvlllo Theoloaltal srlinol. In his1
joBprt or an InvestiKation niiitle
l6ula.v to the Unitarian, Tohiper-1
anvn society. . - '
'X clrculuc letter was sent to the
deiyis of 488 Anii rli un colleiies. i
Tin) lenor of the A0 replies was i
ovimvlielrulusly that thoro had been,
a inarked tleoreadi in the past year.
' In the vast majority of Aiuerl-I
can collc'ces the drink problem has
ceasel to exist,' tho report Bald.
MAY MOLT l'AKTY.
I NOTICK TO ( HFI)ITOItS.
Notice is heretiy given that the
umletsiirned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of the State
Of Oregon for Union County, Kxcru
tor o' the estate of l-Yank Binhtiff,
deceased, and has quulificd as such.
All persons hnvinp- claim' sv'iin.t
saij Cytale ate licreby rrqnired to pre
sent the same as retjuire by laiv, to
the undersigned nt (iranrte," or his
attorneys, (rroen Hess, til I. a
(irande, tlrepron, within six month..
ffrom the date hereof.
Iatetl at I. a Crnnde, O'renti, this
:trl day of Mav, IJI2''.
EM II. HBKSC1IKM,
Kxecutor of th(t; Iftitatu
of Frank Biuhoff, iicaceasetl
May 4-1 .Tune 1
saBaaBssssaomBmaBtam
To save
I Br Associated Pren)
YAKIMA, Wash., .My 2a. Eleven)
Republican editors of Yakima valley;
newsF"Pws "t a confetence here,
have decided t0 teleRt-ph President;
Haitlingr and the Washinirton concret-!
sional deleKation tl'at unless . the'
Smith-McNaiy bill is passed "they
will no longer consider themselves,,
uither by reason of pas afl'il-alit.rts '
or tin. party's future promises, be,
bound to continue support of the n:-i-1
'.lon.il Hepublican party.1'
COOKED I'OOl) SALE.
The L. n S. Ladies will hold a cook- i
etf food sale nt tllp Grande Konde Meat '
Many art automobile fails to deliver the
power and speed of which it is capuble,
fails in acceleration and on the hills, be
cause of poor lubrication.
The purpose of lubrication is to reduce
friction. In this connection it must be re
membered that oils have internal or mo
lecular friction. The heavier the oil the
more this internal friction, which has to
be overcome by and uses up power.
The ideal oil for the automobile is the
thinnest oil which will keep the bearing
surfaces separated, and at the same time
offer in itself the least frictional resistance
to the engine power going to the rear or
driving wheels.
Such an oil ff It has "oillnosB," stability and pur
ity, will give perfect lubrication, and permit lha
development of the maximum power, speed and
K&ol!ti mileage of the car.
Zerolene meets these conditions perfectly.
OUtness Stability Purity
Zerolene has great "oiliness," which causes It to
cling to bearing surfaces while offering in itself a
minimum of fiictional resistance to the engine
power.
It haB great stability, which causesit to resist engine
heatandtoform aminimum of carbon of a soft.haky
nature which goes out with the exhaust, tj
And It is pure.
If you follow the Zerolene chart of Correct Lubr!
cation, you will develop the maximum power, speed
and gasoline mileage of your car. -
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
California
less friction and tvot
thru Gnmthihimtbn
The reason why
professional cooks arc never without
Kingsford's Corn Starch
PASTRY flour with KinRsford's mnkes lighter and
flakier biscuits, pie crusts and muffins. Just use one
fourth cup cf Kingsford's with three-fourths ciip or
dinary wheat flour . . . You can have smoother, glossier
gravies and sauces if you use a dessert spoonful of
KingBford's instead of a tublespoonful of wheat flour.,
Fnrtlt Aik year srocer or write jAhnion.I Icfir
Cuuipanv, Portland. Ureton, lor bmulllul
loldcr ol ihe ucw ktntfiforU CornSun-h rvtipce
1 7lliltAlil ii
feiiOTJsrswRia!
Attention! Sawmills
W will lie in iho mnrkot this season for sev
eral million feet "of pine lumber.
Good, Soft Pine Boxes Are Our Specialty
Union Box Co.
F. Jasniann, Manager.,
La Grande, Oregon
Telephone, Main 583
1 .BPteffloaijsi'
IMAGINATION
and VISION
The story teller's fancy created Hop-o'-My-Thumb
and the seven-league boots
the step of twenty-ope miles was the
limit of his imagination.
Accomplishment as wonderful as the
imagery of the fairy tale has followed the
vision of Alexander Graham Bell the
instantaneous transmission of the human
voice a few feet or thousands of miles.
The seven-league boots exist only in
the minda of "the little folks." Over
33,000,000 conversations a day in the
United States testify to the value and im
portance of the telephone in the elimina
tion of distance in the social and business
activities of a nation.
Every Bell telephone is a Long Distance
station.
WELL CHOSEN ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT MAKES THE HOME
Let Us Estimate Your Next Job.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
10") Depot Sfreet. Phone JW.VW
The Pacific Telephone
yj) And Telegraph Company
CLEAS SOLID COLD
The use of money is all the
advantage there is in having
money Poor Richard.
During the few years just pweiling Hie Revo
lutionary War while the colonists were heavily lnir
ilciicd with taxation of all kinds, "Poor Richard's"
axioms of thrift helped many a man to make ends
jneet.
Today you can profit by these Mine worthy
axioms because only liy thrift cm you expect to
Solve the Building
Problem
We know many people in this community who
have been following Hiti l-'ranklin's advice and who
saved a part of their earnings and arc now plan
ning to build homes, barns, stores, etc. You will
appreciate the big values we offer in building ma
terials and our complete plan service, bet's work
together to make U2'2 the biggest building year and
lln' Iri'.-t year our ritv has ever stjen.
COFFEE CAKES....
Filled Coffee Rings, filled with raisins, nuts, and
figs, 20e each.
Individual Filled Ooffoe Cakes, fe each.
Butter Jlorns,' filled' ivith a very rich Butterscotch
filling, and iced' with rum flavored ier.g,
' 10c each;.-; :.T'U
Chess Pies, very? rich, filled with a rich creamy
(uss 'i;:s fi- . .11 a rich butter crust bot
tom, 10c each.
Tea Sticks, with fresh creamery butter rolled into
the dough, :i for .Hie.
Cinnamon Rolls, nicely spieed, and' sprinkled with
raisins, currants, and sweet butter, and
iced with vanilla icing, 25c dozen.
All our buyer cakes are now made frcm the rich Co
burg mixture, and can be had fresh every
day with our Superfine Milk Breads.' at your
grocers or" at -our two scores. 10!) Depot
Street and :U7 X. Fir Street.
IBS lls'S K
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We are j.romi of our record of having furnishe-i
the people of La Cr.i d'e with aire artificial ico for
the .as( twenty yc-.n: We are still at your service.
W.-D. Grandy
. SANITARY ICE COSZr&SE
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YOUNG. lE CO,
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