La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 17, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text,1 PACE TWO THE L. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, February 17. 1921. V .c?S.. .t l - 1- ii.of'T-. fi-AI I'Oi.KY T;cisi-;r:m;f;. Dr., -Veil- n.--'nm market Muni lunil " I'ui-.l:i cnunlv V.:.. ..!, in lKfiJ ito art ol'.l iwrocnt wvd whirh was fm.n.l today ly J. O. hiophcn son, deputy assessor. i The olil record, which has lieen American poetry vaK the theme (Miss Bethel Trill. The house JaH ''"l.h".'" buAhe 'ink -,f..a,l:ron t the NeiKh-1 puily le-oniie.i lor m. I nerved its color nicely i ,.,7 T V ftOl.r. ! ( (llj-Aanirinleill're'is) , KOSEI1URO, Or., rei. u. , "- I ... , , ., m,lt(.), ,, s , Mas county's tax lor 1;'-' ',., ,s mud tax voted hy the various ,!s. snleraoiy in rf vr.-- 'trii ts. iioonnlinir.t" a policy inutii'- r I ,...!., I, I hrt- rnntr ......... I),.uiflas county's valuation men was j 7'ir, mit me wmu i"- -- poems in u most sympathetic man New Gloves That Will Make Your Fashion Right to Your Very Finger Tips Hands will be seen from now on, not snuggled into deep pockets, or hid in f ur cuffs, and gloves will come in for 41 greater amount of notice. If you choose fine gloves in faey cuff styles, appliqued or stitched in contrasting colors they'll come in for favorable notice. Gloves are forcmosiSamong spring accessories and unusually com plete displaV; have been assembled. nnPFIMOfiRT H uui u insu nu i T ,1 U Utn. trun w " ' - Mrs. Harriet M,nr..,nl. n..k ICdward Guest whom h il,i .,.- .tained personnllv while in the east. .Mrs. A. v.. Pi-ui, ii. i0ri t',e "ftcrnnon presented a ..urn.iiu paper on tne poets ami poeti" ; ry of our own eountiv. in.,.vi,.. thf ; '. hart, achieved a type o poetry . .....v.. rv"K.i ui-itwiciiveiy to Ainer- I I in The members were delighted when the club quartet mnde their appear iance. Thev feel that they are a 'strong addition to the musical de partment. The quartet is composed I of .Mrs. Harry liouvy, .Mrs. Hal lioh- mnamp, ... x. K. .Maxwell and Mrs. Ray Fuller Their numbers were (a) "The Little Creek Goes Winding," by Arthur. Koote (hi "Where My Caravan Has Hosted," by Herman I,ohr. Mrs. Hal Bohnenkanip sanjr in a most charming manner a croup of negro spiritual songs by American composers, (a) "Deep River,'' bv llurleiKh; (b) "MiKhty I.ak" a Rose," I'V Nevins; (c) Banjo song by Homer. Honoring Miss Victoria Wellman, who leaves February 20th for lAlns ka, Mrs. W. K. Haker was a charm ing hostess to a number of friends at her home on Second street last evening. The house was tastily decorated in red and white, consist ently carrying out St. Valentine's color scheme. A deliehtfnl evening spoke on the lAmerican noot .Invr n . mi. i hum- was Micnt after which uZXl; a L", h,K ''J0 in tholgames wore played, the young 101 v"-, - . "'incIu,illB $,-,.5o poll . numoer oi nis ; naving a uengiiuui nine - ,. rnnlv ws delinquent mother's old fashioneu vaieuum. . territorial tax for games. Refreshment were r bL , f time. Of the carrying out the color si neme ' ..? vf.iJLi -iKft M was for -county and white with place cams 01 un ,.,m W!1S for va entines. Tile Jollow.r.g II"" guests of Mrs. James: Mrs. K. h. Trill, Mrs. Fred Keed, Mrs. Flora Darric, Helen Kobhins, Alice Cook, Alice (ioetche, Sai-ah 'Dooley, ISeth el Trill and Evelyn Ilccd. Discussions on "Dope'' and . Art Will Be Held at the Pleasant Hour Service at M. E. Church. Tin- mih.cri!( i in tin I'lcus- ti n I IIoim ,tTvit''M in t!ic M"ln OtHut rliiiffli (tlvcr 50 wiiti- it ruiuc of intt-rr.-rf iih lo miik- tln-m aitr:utlvr j to all t'l i.w:; fl' pfl( urn! tin1." itn , ()fHrilHSfl In rut vi'!irtic;tl a I'ashlon to muko llH-m holpful lo who al j ti nil. Tomorrow rwnini r.M:. K. I'. j .MoHHjntin, wlio has r 1 1 7.1 4 f mi txM:t im- tio Httnly ul art, and Iiiim )ir".i h":trl ilplllflitP'ily liy many of our hoc in I rti-- cli. wfll fplf 'Mi "Art tn tho Iffhtf." i.txl will illtislralc hi-r ailil 1 'c:in hy u ntiruhf r ol' l.i'iiuili'iij vh-wrt " (he itias K'lpi.'tf'M of ni-l. Hi". It. !'. I.ainiiw will .liwiis.- -"J lu' Kvil.s of NarroticH." Tln r cwill In- noM-.s of warning uml iMrt. in tltc nii'SMKiC AH :' ai'' opt'M to (lie fact that flic 11T of nar roticH it iiu rca.-tin. The iiiethud" 11 111 , ilii, . .1 1 lit- tii.. iiiiur-i 11 ntilfill-t tni. l.toiM of 'dopi" ami ihu inluiloiiH c'- fiTtfi of Hie di'UKH upon Hie H.vstom we oniil lo he fully iiiforiiH-d upon Scnue of uiir P-atlliiK' koIuinIs will In heard in th( prontm of .peeial music and in audition there iv i I ! ho a Hpleii tlld Ht ji-hboi hotid hiiik. WHEAT M AUK ET ( Itv Associated Press) I'OIITLANI), Vch. 17. Whcnt was to ?l.:tr. Little Hork .ArkaiiHOH (iazelte: He- a haclu lor, we ran realize I he dif iiciilly of ;T''lliiiK a, eamel IhiouKli the J'e of a inedle heciillse we have tried lo et No. 40 thread (luouKh It. A Classified Ad Wtrl Do It! 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Get Our Prices On' :Fara: Machinery ow Extras arness ' pilars And Oregon Hdw Imp. Co. (;iI!ION Fob. I7.ThPro a docp snow In Gibbon, about 2 hirhos on Hie level. T)it snow begun falling Saturday night ami tho storm raged all Sunday and Monthly. Tuesday ii elearcd off anrt v.i8 very cold. Snow plown woro out on tin rail road here. Trains wro all tlelayeci from, nn hour to two hours. Some of I ho section rrow woro kpt busy elennlng switehes and miow from thr ti'aeks and walks. An rxtn man or Iwo has been employed. Marley Hoby bas been nuito siek I his week for Hevonil days, but Ih improved now. Have lionifer, storekroppr bore, lias boon on the siek list this work. (ieorgo CllsHby, forest ranger, vaf: hero vpr Sunday. WilH vm Williams bought hay thi woek tn l'endlelon for ? L 7. T n a ton ami had it whipped In. Kd Kidler Ih in I'ondloton this Mtiis Hazel Took of T'pndleton rtpent (lie week-pud with J. S. Hose and family bore. An en.ioj ibhi lime was bad at th'1 V. H. lionifer home .Saturday night. A fhip Mipper. musif, dancing and card playing was enjoyed. Those present were the 1 Singbiitn fatitily, M r. Mild M i s. Holph Thonipsoii, her father. Mr. lllatt. .1. S. Hose fam ily, itit Is St nions. Mai hews I Miffy. I'M . Torrent and . Genrgp c'lissby. Owing lo the deep snow and the Intense cold, I hero are fow children attending Hie school this wpek. Kev. Harper of M II ton held serv ices in the school house Sunday morn ing ai t-n o'elorl;. A Sunday school class has been ortranied for (lib bon, n "IJIHJ Alby, game warden, was in liib bon Sunday. Saline I luruinian returned from Walla Walla and has kuo to j ,a (ii-unle t viMl with her .sister, Mrs. Hlenn Kstes of the Imporlal Uilliard parlor. I icwpv , K Irk ca me down from Thorn Hollow Tliursdav. 0 " o ll O I 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 is :4 Our thnroucih doansimr ro- inoves the dirt and soils that aVY lA fanrics wear out - -.1 Uhl it. ; H I I II Ife' I .llmfiC hV. 'jr- "'." A I The Alicel I.ailies Aid Siwiety which is the'soeial ami eivic club of that coinmuiiityi has had a mimlier of very interesting meetings ilurinj; the winter. Mis.-i Wliilteker, county health nurse, has met with them twice, and Mrs. W'. R. l.rdlietter was elected uood health chairman and will have charge of this work arrniiKini? a Rood health day later. At the last cluh meeting Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ahlrich were honur (.'Uf'sts. Mr. Aldrich is district superintendent of the M1. E. church and had a num-be- of new nrolilenis to pre.-cnt. Sirs. Aldrich save two delightful vocal solos. Instead of the usiuil tea for Feb ruary the Aid will t;ivn a big chick en dinner at the sc'nool house on Washington's birthday, f.-om 12 till 2 and the school children will rive a fitting program in the afternoon. ' The members of the Pythian sis ters cluo enjoyed a pleasant after noon Wednesday of thi.-i week when they wcro entertained by Mrs. Jas. U':eal and Mrs. J. li. Oliver. l''ollov,inar a short business meet- was spent, the onlv tim-e nr rv it , inc. the afternoon V.as spent ueing me ' note of farewell in the playing "500" at whiclt Jlis. inns gaiety, but the good wishes of the crowd eclipsed it. Dainty refresh ments concluded the affair Baker Herald. . The Young Women's Educational Auxiliary of the M. E. church will be entertained at the home of .Mrs. Sheiwood IWilliams, Tuesday eve ning, February 20. The committee 'Kline, Ci. assisting Mrs. Williams is Mrs. Cora Crowley. neoir, mrs. r, s, Lyon and Airs. A W. Nelson. Ahivs received- high score and .Mrs. Klnier Rose rereivod consolation. Re freshments were served at the close of the afternoon. Those present were Mesclames J. A. McCarthy, II. W. Riley, C K. Mays, Klnier Rose, C. A. Riley, W. A. 'Moss, John Rogers, ('. T. Uelilen. I I.. Howell. Ceonre Kelt.. K. ('. A. Carlyle, and A. h. and S2100 was for the con struction of a new jail. , Uouglas county's valuation is now S:!4,.'187,2-I0 and the lUUH tax will be h l . 1 ii.'i,:iiil.ia. Faih road district which votes special tax will receive nn eoual amount from the, market rond fuml lo be used for that particular iin. provement. This plan, it is bclii".-. eil, will result in con-Morcld mure money being raised for mad im provement purposes than nt pre .,i, liurlni: ill'' w, U cli'liiur .l.inii;',ry to ens, s ol Mvtrli i fii-r '.r.f r ti'nu .il to tile st.ite board ot' lli-alth froni (Jraol eounly Jtlonr, . 'r.:t'' oniy cas.-s v- r- r-portitl li-oi.i.iill llir p ,i ol' 1 tic slot''. li. .(roil X,-s. It. ol '-n out In I Hi' TonnsloylnK lmv crsity f'ily. hi i-ii. r r-3 -1 J yj liNVjlli we nave iiau liiu .ijiriiv. xi irinu- P man's Chocolates, the sales have been steadily increasing and we have been mak ing new friends almost every day. Our customers appreciate our efforts to se lect quality products. RED CROSS PR IT. STORE Tlie burn b.arid from the openli ire-place is another ihreatof fire. Vhe vor.y loglflr rlly a glowli ind th names are b- IU) art Tore I h mother littl Jlsnwt.T. n .irkles mer- " r pop nut 'ablaze. The d eontrol he- Tiseovered. Just thing that causes m1" ade(1n:it. Insnran.v ti;:imsl sueh a rahimity Is just nam vond hum. .s, .'id ion; .-entury ot loss payhu has t nitrated that then Is no -mm. I tire Inuratlro than that of fered by the Hertford Kbe In ni ranee t'ntnpany, represented thi.-t air- tu y. Security Insurance Agency I rilAS. H. KKT.NOl.DS, M Hunger. ! , I Jl (iranile . Drefon J "Imurnnce With Serrlce'' Friday was dny of unusual in terest lor Chapter 1 of P. E. ()., it being the occasion of the official visit of the organizer of the Oregon State Chapter. The good time be gan in the afternoon with the meet ing at the home of Mrs. A. L. Iiich ardson. After initiatory work and routine business, the distinguished guest, Mrs. Mary Logan of Chap ter O, Albany, was presented and in a most helpful talk she impress ed the members with her charming personality und her devotion to the principles of P. E. O. Mrs. I.ogan was then presented with a basket of sweet peas amK roses from the K. I. L's Mrs. Hal Bohnenkamp and Mrs. Ira Aldrich added to the enjoyment of the afternoon with vocal music. They were accompanied by Mrs. Berry and Miss Quiglcy, respec tively. In the dining room Mrs. Mossman served the ices while Mrs. Stanch field presided at the coffee urn. At the dinner hour, the ladies and their husbands, with Mrs. Logan as guest of honor, enjoyed a banquet at the y, M. C. A. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church was re sponsible for the splendid menu served. Mrs. . S. Brownton as toast mis tress called for the following toasts which ranged in eloquence and wit from the sublime to tho ridiculous: Our Honored Ouest .Mrs. J. k. Wright Response Dr. E. P. Mossman Our President Mrs. Stella Ingle Response Mrs. Mossman Our New Members. Mrs. E. E. Kiddle Response ...Mrs. II. A. Zuibrick Our B. I. L.'s Mrs. Fred Schilkc Rcspono Dr E. P. Mossman After the banquet all repaired to the homo of Dr. and .Mrs-. Hirhard son .where fun was! tlio order of the evening, iltefore the kuests denart- cd Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Aldrich giaciously responded to requests to sing. Both ladies were accompanied by Mrs. Berry. Out of town guests besides Mrs. I ogitu were Mr. and Mrs. Peuham, Mr. nnd JMrs. Hug of Elgin, .Mrs. .Monks. Mrs. French nniMIrs. Fisher of Baker. Mrs. Logan left this morning lor Enterprise where she will be the guest of Chapter A, of P. E. O. Life in the Methodist choir is not all work anH no play. Last Thursday evening tin?. niember.Aof the choir and their f.-fnilies hadia social eve ning nt thol church aj. which were present musicians ' of the city who have assisted the Melioinst choir nt the evening programsthat have been running for Ihe lasW several weeks. The evening! was entered around a clam bakoj nt wjlirh weits wated some ;I0 people. An impromptu mu sical prograln furnished tho enter tainment nf or tMe clams. Solos wen givn by .Mrs. Ray Ful ler, Mrs. A driyti, accompanied on Ihe flute by M Aldrich, Mr. Dutton, .Mr. Bennetl inA .Mr. Knautz. .Mr. and Mrs skrwood IWilliams were heard in duets. Mr. Williams, Mr. Dutton, Mr. IJuigley and Mr. Birnie contributed two male quartet num bers and 3. I Lindsay Played severnl violin numbers. Mbw Huth Quiglcy presided at thepiano. . "From palace nnd hovel From cottage and rookery, O! come all yo people And learn about cookery." Who is it, that is not susceptible to the witching of a well baked cake, or delicate salad ? Rccognmng the universal appeal of Rood cuisine, to all mankind, the ladies of Su Peter's Episcopal liuild have started to com pile a cook book. This book will be made up in attractive style and the most desirable signed recipes included. Mrs. D. Brnnnon assisted by Mrs. Fred Anderson, and !Mrs. A. M. Ber ger entertained the Women of Mooseheart Legion Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Brnnnon on N. (ireenwood street. The after noon was spent in needlework and games, Prizes were won by Mrs. Stuart nnd Mrs. Smith, consolation going to Mr. Trov-ost and Mrs. Col lins. At the close of the afternoon's fun, refreshments were served. Those present wore Mcsdamcs Har lan, Fisher, Don Shanks, Roy Smith, Kline, Collins, Lund, C'randall, May ville, Provost and Mason. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Mr Donald of Promise and Mrs. Stand ley. The Woman's Reading Circle for bible study which has been meeting with iMrs. Harriet .McDonald will meet next Tuesday nt 2:110 o'clock p. m., at tho Neighborhood club rooms. After the bible study, some time will be l-iven to the reading and discussion of Dr. Couc's new and I startling -book. Any ladies who would be interested in this, although they are not members of the reading circle are cordially invited to be Present. . The M. I. A. three-act comedy draina "Star Bright," which was presented Thursday evening at the L. 1). S. taberdacle was a pronounced success, and a very good attendance was present. Tho story was centered about a little village in the Adirondack mountains, and the players all played their parts very well, the cast be ing carefully chosen. The story had an interesting plot and had a good mo'ral. Everyone who attended this play were well pleased. The Foreign Missionary Society j met with Mrs. Fred Smith Wcdncs- j day afternoon with a representative j numiior present, roiiowmg a soon business meeting, the general lesson was held. During the social hour refreshments were served. Mrs. Mason Zweifel entertained the East Adams dub at her home Thursday aficrnoon. An enjoyable afternoon was spent in playing "olHi" after which refreshments were served. Mrs. Bruce Dennis ,of I.n Grande, arrived yesterday to be present at the farewell party which Mrs. W. E. Baker gave for Mit-s Victoria Wellman, who is soon to take her departure for Alaska with the Amer ican Lifooirrniih company of Port land. Baker Herald. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. I,. Poiirch and Mr nnd Mrs. H. K. O'Brien will enter tain the evening session of the Wed nesday Bridge club at the Country club iiext .Wednesday. February 21- if The Lucky Thirteen Bridge club will meet with Mrs. William Bollor.s Thursday afternoon, the 2-nd. Mrs. E. K. Ringo will entertain the Eastern Star Social club next ; Tuesday afternoon al her heme liii'6 Adams. I SUNDAY AND MONDAY I ' : : RODOLPH j VALENTINO 1 "The I A Paramount Picture Valentino as a breezy American lover and a glitttering Oriental prince in his latest and great est success. Wanda Hawley as the girl lie'loves, heads a great supporting cast. In every respect a wonderful picture. Cotnedv "NO MONEY TO GUIDE HEM" -ii. Adults .'.'. ...J . 3T)C Includes the Tax Children (5 to 12) 10c dCmhX.imtfrnMlii 'MTnrtlHllf.- ifr I. iS-IUBS i . CATTl.T MISSING ( Hy Asm.. la.t... l'res) HOOP KIVKU. Fob. 17 Ptork mvu of the Trout W;i.-h-, sec tion rx'pnrt nlnutt ." hoiul of c;i llo mip?intr in the r;in:ji's bai-k (f Mcunt Adam.5'. The :miniai? wore left in tho wilils wlu'ii the e;irly Tiovtorm struck the i)ttru'l lat fall, h i thought the cattlo wire Main tv wilt aninm'.f. IndiaMs, too, vtro rrnott r to have visiteii the Mvtin lumtine Icer after the rarlv stsmv, anti it U thoupht that they may hae taken toll of tne cattle. Mrs. Anna Jam pa entertained nt ii Valentine nartv t her home Fri- jilay oveninpr, in nonor vi ncr meve, NasTivil! Ti-niv s. nn: 1'or-l says ht 'li-ln't try to j; t rich until Is- w;is i whtrli was a sir'aW ol huk fr IIiu K' Just Arrived The New Ti Pu This new model comes in Black Suede with Pat ent Leather Inlay and Spanish Heels; .MlacI; Safin with Black Suede Inlay and Covered dinar llee'- This is one of the smartest shoes of the season. Sec them in our windows. AVE GIVE NATIONAL CERTIFICATES The Bootay In A PARADISE FOR TIRED FEET 206 Depot Street Thone Main 118 GROYER SMITH, Mgr. Winrin-iiir- v ti te'ftkwlLL'jr ' V--v . .1 . . i M