La Grande evening observer., August 22, 1922, Image 8

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, August 22, 1922
Your Straw Hat Is
Dead Eulogy
That beautiful brand new lid that came to you
in the budding flower time of this year and
which foil pelted and took pride in for its em
blematic coloring, is now no more. You won't
have to grnl) for the kadie every time someone
sneezes because new felts are now seasonable.
The new Gordon felts are here. Perfect in
quality. Distinctive in style. They'll please
you.
$5.00 to $8.00
Others from $1.75 to $4.50
Westenhaver & Gilbert
THAMES GUILD
ENTERTAINED
They'll Play Football Next
1309 Adam.1?
La Grande
$IG INCOMES CLING
TO THE EASTERN PART
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i Tho ImlniH'u of Inconio biHwi'irii
tljal which In duo lo aKrliiilture and
ty.otlinr HoumiH In almost exaeily
the Hiinte In t Ijo HrbI-Nim'Ui Central
stHtttH an for thu entlro country,
about ono-alxlh. This mt-ana Unit
as. a group tllfHO 8tatH uro pnti'
ttfulljr 81'lf-nunportlHB. In contrast,
the enstrrn stiitim put only one
lh,lrtl(!lli of their incomn from ngrl
etiUure ond must tliernforn dnpnil
itpon food supplies brought from
till) west. Tho western states, and
ijiont of the southern slates, get
a'ljput onn-third of their iiu-oine
from aarleulure, and must there
fore ship food intensively in ex-
cnnno for ntaniifuctnred prorlucts
Tim average Income of farmors
in these states wan:
Ohio, J IK I'm Indiana, 1 S :! 4 : Illi
nois. 2(I57; Michigan, f 1539 ; Wll-
cousin, $18611.
Michigan wan acordltiKly the only
stnto In which Hie Income' of farm
ers, which includes a return on
property an well as labor, wan lean
than t tiff average income of the
gainfully employee.
('ntif'tl'iiitl l-'arlners l.iil'Kest.
The highest average Iticnino of
farniern lK found In CalifnrniH with
:E4kTi. and the lowest in certain
southern and New Kngland slates,
where It was less than 1 1,000.
These facts nre Bhown In detail
III the roporl on "Distrlhiltlon of
Income by Slates." which Is espe
cially denigned to nirt the needs
of many investigators who are con
cerned with the comparative rapac
ity of the various state's to bear in
creased taxeH. to buy goods of va-
sorts. to absorb securities.
It also undertake to anulyzti
' Detailed figureK of the Kast-.Nortli
Central states show that while Iheirioua
akgrcgnte liu'ome w-r Illfjiols wanietc.
about H,!62,000.000, or soven nml.thn relative liiiDortance of agrlcul
one-half per crtit. of die natlon'a turn In the different sections of tho
Income. Ohio came neit, with i:i,-cuiimry.
087,000,000, and ..Indlunu and Wis- Income hh dollned in this report
eOnalu with less than $2,000,000,- la the my value of all Ihn goods
000. I and services produced during the
j;tiio a vera en nannies or tho gain
fully employed in these states varies
an fotlown:
l. Ohio. $181)e Indiana. $18,14; Illl
mils, $18S!)o Michigan, $1752; Wln
l'onnln, $14 7.1. '
(Hpeclul to 'I'll OkJrvr
COVE, Aug. 22 Mrs. J. F. I)m
and .Mis. It II. Daniel entertafuad tfci
Ladies Guild at the home of the form
er on Thursday, inn riormca Ser
ein, of Seattle, was the guest of kin
or. Other outside froeniH wive Mrs.
Hay Barker, of Salem; Mrt. Rotel
nut n, or CMly, Wyoming; Mrs. Vny
J.imtz, Mrs. A. Conloy, Mrs. RafnmiM
Gouunough ajid Miss r'annie Brown, VI
La Giande. Miss Bess Keller. Mrs.
I- K. Lay, Mrs. K. K. MuslcV, Mrs. -T.
(' llei'ty, Mrs. A. G. Cemklln. Win
I,, (.'urter. Mrs. J. J. Cone. Mrs. L'.
Hereford, Mrs. T. K Conkla. and Mrs
frank Miller, all of Core, were errt
cut Mrs. J. J. Cunley won the first
prize at cards and the consoJattai was
won by Mrs. A. G. Conklin.- Delictum
refreshments were served and a most
enjoyrtliie afternoon wan spent. .
Win. Hallmark has been elected jan
itor oi the Cove school for 'ttia coining
year. -' -
Mrs. Ray Barker, of Salem, ia mak
ing- an extended visit at the noma ol
Mr. and Mi's. II. I. Barker.
Mr. and .Mrs. Huih MteCall of La
Giando slent Sunday in Covt at the
I home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dean. .-
Mr. and Mis. 11. C. Kees of- Union
were oei night visitors at thf-ho.n'Q ei
Airs- A. G. Conklin.- - ; -
Mrs. liloyal Allen, who Has bean "til-
itiug in love at wie' readeac4) ol Aire.
Ante Alien for several-week) lias (f
turned to her hoina in Cody, IVrbntiui".
A special meeting of tn Vvomirms
Cluu is called tor 1 hustler aftflrKuvH
at the liuiury. This is a meeting- vt
some importance auu it is -Hoped ueve
will be a good attendance. '. ' ' . '
Mrs. Judd Ueer spent several days
in Union last woek, visiting at- tat
nomes ol l'rof: and Mrs Knj. Conkiia.
and Mr. and .Mrs. tl. C- Rees. '
.Viiss 1'ioicnce Sevris of SefUtle,
tNdiKlungiun, is a guest of her sistdl-,
Mis. J. J'. lean. . r .
.ins. Uoy l.antz of La Grande is
guest at me home ol Mrs. J. av- iaqu
i inriy-iivo memoers ol the KpwortB
1
(A ft
v." V-JLv wj
l Polo find football ore two a porta that men have long considered oo
trenuous tor women, but look at thlB picture. Women at Brentligby,
Hhiglnnd, not only play polo matches among themsclvea, but play against
ihm men. . .
Weeks. " The treatment lie is receiving
at 1.4 Grande is provinjr very bencft-
Mr.-anj Mrs. Arch Conley of La
mioe were Cove vimUhb mi Tnuis-
day.
it. L. liaxter anrj two sen-;, r loy-i
,1-aKue vis i led the Ihiand City jueafun
v: fc. i nd MHv n. niJlHf ll tr n t-x Wrurrl I nforn viatitml ..-it h l .-c, I r.m,,,'.
ttiuuMi VioImI Klnnrri 1 n I "VTU r. '.7 . . . ' " " " - ' """"
i ,..:,. .,. r " bringing home
ci.scn'a one day Inst week.
Mrs. Gilbert Gilkerson visited i
Union a few days last week.
Miss Hose Gilkerson snout the week
end with Miss Kuth O'Bryant, of
North Powder.
Mrs. Waiter Stundley and Mm. Will
load of
aim i.auia mcnaniM, Hr rujoyinB u intttA I ,..o , .u
ouunff oil 1'oint lJt9Ci9nwy department of the bari)e.
,amp of .Mr. and M.- U Dftouk.l d f Baxter's absent.
iir. 1'iiy and a party of friends trflif '
in Love on inuisuav evefimg. . MHTOl.U'K HAS Klltl-; LOSS
.Mi. K 1- Uarkcr and family madf . (Ur AHaocmted r-rcsMi
a tup to Ia lirande (n Satuiday in METOL1US, Auk. 22. Fifteen
year. The sources on which the
cjittmales nre based are the nTWime
I ii k reports, census reports, wagon
datn,.rH)orts of the dopartnu'iit of
nKriciilturo and Btatemeutu of cor-Iorntlonn.
Making Space for Fall
; Goodsr Watch Our
, ; Windows for Bargains
"KIDDIK VAMH" loss tlmn half price.
"JOLLS" hcli.w cost.
"TOILKT IAl'Kli" 14 rolls for
"DI'X'Oh'ATl':!) VRKl'K I'Al'Kli'
Itfgular valuo L'3 els.
$1.00
iheir new rord car
uuy Daiser is remodelinf aid oth
erwise tmpiovinc nis ipTOiiiiif.
.Hid. r.nitn i.. I'ease, wun aer son,
Wallace, will go lo Pullman, Wa?blUf.
ton, in tno near future, (dm. Ptaia
win net as house mother In a gororitj
house and Wallace Trill attend school.
Human I'ease has a position llonf!
his choen line or trorn, oa ; aalry
lnrm near Monmoutlb , . , - . . '
Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Allen of Portland
and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderun-i)t
Pcrtlnnd are guests at the h0Hta,Of
Mr. and ilrs. June Allea. - f. .
Henry Allen, also of rrl1ad, If kt
pected tor a visit at the A-lle korae.
This will make tho family feunloa
complete. . j ;
'lnus. II. Hefty was a La Glands vis
itor on Saturday.
Mis. Kthel llootha of Union, Thn
has been spending the suinmff at Hes
.lido is a guest at the Horns of her
sister, Mrs. I,. N. Conletfi
Miss Connio Rees of Unlnn.ia vin
itinK amonc her many frisno!.- In 0ort.
Mrs. Kaymond Guudnoufh of Iji
Grande was a Love visitor. or Thurs
day. ' . -
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ijincftlh tnit Mr.
Hay Duncan were La U mart 4 rtsltttrs
on Wednesday. '" '
Cecil 1'ollnrd, a medical student .at
Coleridge, Idaho, is at horns with his
parents, Rev, and Mrai H. I0lard.' (.
Mrs. Brownell, a recent CoVa bride,
is visitincr at her parenla' home in
Mosicr, Oregon.
Mrs. Coral Illoom'has been out on
the Minnm for the laM few days. i
Mr. and Mm. Robert French Went
thousand dollar lira Josg occuri-cil
here today when a fire destroyi'it the
Cowau Company store and hoiuu.
The posioffice and a quantity
mail were also burned.
mother. Mrs. Jessie O'Hrvant,
North Powder one day last week.
People of City Respond
With Rooms to Take
Care of the Visitors
im innv nnnin
llBdUIII DllLmd
nni i in nrmr
i in mm
UULLI1II UUIIU
Tho cataloging of rooms for the
l)oI;ie convention continues fairly
of i Hatisfactory and cnmpalgnors are
out amotiK t lie residences hating a
great (inatitity of rooms in ord'T
that the local committee maybc
amply supplied to care for all vfst-
itors. Juries MeMasterH In the Krd
jiiinn L'ipar Store reports splendid
co-operation nmoiiK tho people. In
addition to listing houses at the
Ad club, Main 76!), rooms may he
listed by calling tho Lrdmun Cigar
Store 'at 272-J.
I
Associated I'll'1 1
WOl.K ($EEK, Aujr. 2li. Home
Cam had the misfoi tune to tall aW
break his collar bone one day last
rck.', , i i
Mr, nnd .tMrs. raul Conrad wcr?
North Towdor visitors one day this
-eik. - Mr. Conrad is on the sick int.
Miss Pearl Wicks, who has been :U
rtm Hot Lake Sanatorium for several
erics, is aide to be at home ajrain.
Wolf CreeK tiranpre met Saturday
oifht. Quite a numher were present
And ' very en jovable evenitiR: was
rVjVwit. Two candidate were piven the
lind nnd 3rd decree. We discussed tho
duto for our community fair. October
t.is.lhe date we have planned on if
nothing happens. x Wo will have to
Knv our fair on Saturday because of
part of the hall beinp used for n scliro!
room. The various committees are
ffettinjr busy and we are planning on
havinp quite a nice fair- ,
Mia- Maty lavis of Kichland C
frizes totnliiiK more than J2.000
will he awarded to exhibitors at the
dot; nnd dairy show to bo- held at
Banks September 20-22,
ANp.OTIIKIJ ISAKOAIXS "V
Newlin Book & Stationery
Company
to Walls Wiilla Sunday tha L2th, to !t,,r' " ns been visitmir her nice,
visit Mrs. French's brother. Or. Trip- Mrs- James Hand. She left her Wed
pier. When they returned their niece, nertlay for Port Townsend, Wnhiii';
.Miss Dcnise Trippier returned tfithl'0"- where she will visit her nephew,
them. Kd Snider.
Mrs. Karl Landers of La GrandoL We '"e planninir on or(raiiizintr a
came in on Tuesday to visit her fath-1 ""''.".v fhcol here at an eulry (Lite.
ler, lr. t'. M. iliamsdell, and her sister, . K'lncas.-t t.rannc will put on their
Mrs. I'M Howell. ' ' pl"-v nt "';l1 lrak h:lM Satuidnv
Mrs. .1. E. Steams (f La Grande and "' Aueust 2.
her sister. Mrs. Blaine Trevv, werei. -Matts Nu-a.wJl start up hi thrc h
KUests of Mrs. K. Hoswell las"t week j mil nmchme .lomorrow.
Clv.le llowaler is building quite anl 'iulh Harrison spent the day
addition to his residence. Iwl'h hl'r sister, Mrs. Albert llnistlmr-.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. II. 'Weimar and ehil-l ir- l'n"'p Shaffner received the
ilren have been campinc on the Minani I ncw? of lll-r duuirhter's death yes-
jfor several days. '."j'V' , f nil. Pariu-ulars are not to.lv
.lunah Weimer and family returnn.J "u uut reports are unit snc was kiii
l'lHirsday from an outine in the hills.!'1 '","?"'. w,x'ck' hutt,K"
liev. II. I.oree has been doinir some 1 h"?, !ul" u"'.
repair work to tho residence of Johir lrs- ""'n " ls visitms her
Williams. Mr. Lorec adds tha art of P"'1? at 1ek, Wash,
cai pehli v to his other occupations. , ' . ""'l'" ' erkins is planninir on tak-
lr. an. Mrs. A. A. Aslin ev. " "'I' " aiiowa l.asc ?is eeK.
Lji.,. ' " rpara tea
371 DEPARTMENT &TORE5
Fall Coats to the Fore
Unexcelled Values
For wear nnd grace,
.Wyandotte velour reigns su
preme, and tho voman of
taste will appreciato these,
diverse coat styles
$24.75
The loose-backed model rcv
om mends Itself to your ward
robe beeause oC Its beautiful
lieaverette collnr, dntnty stitch
lugs, oruanieutul buttons and
Venetian llulng. The full
belted model, not tn be outdone,
flaunts Its newest of wide
Bleevea trimmed with self stnipe
nod buckles and equally chic
lieaverette collar and Venetian
lining. Colors Brown, -elu-deer,
navy, phantom blue and
U ioliav.lt. Sizes JO lo 44. '-
The
Gardens
small dinner party n Sunday.
SH.ER.RY.S
TODAY and TOMORROW
ii
Viola Dana
'i - -in-
THERE ARENO'VILLMNS"
A Comedy of Siu-prises
AlsouTEA?ELUGHS" 1
Burlier
larrv Kill
rTat M M
Ik
Mi: ami .Mrs. ( ill Mlone wise vi-
Wnx. Shu- hs r.iit...l u farm l,-.i,inlf iriemls in this eiuiununUv. Ihey
linn'"C to .Mrs. K. h. Pease. Iue " vinir on a iaiK-h near linker al
.Mi. A. lAiienx paid a vnit lat K' t,u '
week tt her son. Katun, who i or. - A ls- Hrnice MalUrry km ! Mrs.
...iihIv ill 1 ll.it I kaa SnnHt.irinni . t iW"' '
ClHience Hervford and L. . Con-1
I ley luiKK'Nl two deer on their hunting
trui on Sundav. There wem nianv
! other hunters ouU but wo did not
learn if there were any more unfor
tunate deer. t
I). (.'. M. Kanisdell celebrated his
7Mh birthday on Wetlnesilay, AuU't
lli. His two ditUKhtei-, Mrs. K. linn
wel and Mis. Karl Landers, and his
two nieces,' .Mrs. J. K. Stearns and Mr-
I Uiiime Trcvy, were the invited rueA. .
1 Krank Kelly is at home after npend
iujr a few weeks in Knterpric.
I It. Lay of Maker spent Sunday al
Ibune with his family.
Ms. John Weidman of Baker spent1
I a few days with her parents, Mr, amii
'.Mrs- J. K. White.
.Mrs. W. H. Patton of Rupert, Idahn,
is a house i;uiMt at the htum ef.he,v,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. White.
Mr. and Mrs- J- J. Conley were
host at a small dinner Party on Sun
day Miss Nannie Harris will teach,
in Uuuiite Oritm. this ccminfi year '
Mr. and Mr. Chu. Duffy anu ,
party of friends were in Cove Sundav.
Krnest Bell, who was so serious h
injured last week is slijfhtly irnpiwe.)
"Unoujrh hj i-i still at the tlrande
Komle lurspiuil i- I.h tlrandc.
I". K. White was in a (irando Sat
urday. Mr. White tins ien sufferir;
with some throat ttouble for errali
TONITE
Big Double Show
BULGERS TRAINED
ANIMALS
. Also
, TRI-CITY REVUE
Presents
"THE RADIO GIRLS''
Follow the Crowd
Parade at 7 o'clock
Stylish Skirts
In Smart Pleats
The odd skirt finds its
place, each season, iu
every woman's ward-i
robo and rightfully so.
When fnshlonod of Pru
nella Cloth, : combination!
pleated, wltli an effective
vide, -novelty stripe and
rturrow belt with two nov
elty buttons, It will meet
immediate favor, Devel
oped In nnvy with whlta
stripes, block with wiiltti
Blripes and browu witb
v.bltu stripes.
S5.90
Strap Pumps
Women's Smart Styles
There's clnss and
quality to these wom.
ens patent leather
i-umps. One-strap but
.ton stylo, circular
vamp, plain toe, cellu
loid covered full Junior
Louis heel, single Me.
Kay soles. Very smart,
$5.50
Girls' Dresses
Sizes 7 to 14 Years
Made of Amoskeng
RinRlmm. Attractive
styles -well made ami
, sc rvii-Phhle. For home
or ai'hool wear. Uu
usual value' at
$1.49
-THU LARflBHT ORalll DBPARTMEajT.
SIOHK OIIGAMZATZON IN TUB WOIILX
wMMMHnirirr
School
Shoes
For Boys and Girls at Popular Prices.
The Bootery
A Paradise for Tired Feet.
206 Depot Street Phoue Main 113
Grover Smith, Mgr.
mi .ii nr. -. 1 - II III
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
On
Wash
Day
Hooverlzed Groceries
WHCNE THI TMRIFTT TNWOaO
YOUR SALVATION THIMKI
Don't whittle on a bar of sua) at your expense of time
anil energy L'se Crystal White Soap Chips, it's all reudv
for the wash dissolves instantly 12 lbs. iTie; !) lbs. $1.00
' EAGLE VALLEY TOMATOES
Kxtra heavy tu'k, several. )ounds heavier than ordin
ary tomatoes. This is the only supply that we have any
assurance of receiving this season.
. Per 23 lb. box $1.13; 5 box lots $1.13
HOOVERIZED GROCERY