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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1923)
Thursday. April 19. 1923. PACE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER (Xl r -.5 ivi-.'i fl 1 1. I I ( I I i ' is I finally pave way to honey' ton IJeiite inclement weather, the t , crowd present was large, and all wore hiKfiiy appreciative or noin tne icoiirert ami fiance. J)ireetor Andrew Loney, Jr., in to the complimented upon the .splendid work he has accomplished in briiiir- lititf the local band to it. 4 pit-sent hitch standards, me organization now oe- lintr ranked with the bent in the V northwest The concert given Inst eve jninitf was of o pleating type, cliff i cult mimical numbers being rendered J with a finesse ""that left no doubt as lot the ability of the band- i I An attractive wedding was Rolemn- 'ized Saturday evening at Ui'AO o'clock at the Hautist parsonage, when Mish Mazie Knapton became the bride of T ('roige I' Kournier. The impressive ring service was. ,icad by the Kev. A. It Sitton, Jn the i presence of a few immediate friends. I The voting couple are both local ilpeopln, Mr. Kourmer being employed at me ri. arm o. riiwuit vumpuny lot this city. i Representative C. J. Shelton, of 'linker countv, ix in the city today at i tending to legal business and visit ing relatives. .Mr. Shelton has been located in Halfway for some time. ;but is removing to paker where he i ' will open a law office. From here 'ihe will go to Portland tonight for a ifew days on business, . At the Country club dancing party tn Im irivnn rin Anril '27th. cmMr will I ..It... 1. nl'. i-nrl ir tlinco ll'ltn An M.t ill. -if ".' "J W ' - fare for dancing. Thi.is a new de parture in the social' program of the community dances which' have been given through the winter season and is done to make a large number of members enjoy the pleasures of ;the club. Mi ma Taylor Aprons and House Dresses Misses Marian Phy and Alice Hall of Union, wire in La Grange last .evening attending the ilance given by the l.a Grande Municipal Band, i ' The Greenwooil Parent-Teacher as sociation will hold their regular moet ' ing in thu Hchool building Friday, April 2lHli, at 2:110 o'clock. . , Mrs. ,. P. McCuffin of Enterprise, left Inst evening for Caldwell, Idaho, where she will visit . J'or several weeks. Mrs. li. ''W. Cnrr of La Grande, loft last night for Spokane, where I she will remain for a short time. FINGER PRINTS BY I PHOTOTELEGRAPHY The best of materials, workmanship and' style $1.25 to $7.50 ':' I , V il . rend by Mr. Braden. Tho wedding marcn was played, by Alable Sunder- Mill, A beautiful potted plant was pre sented to Mr. and Mrs. Kochenspar ger uh a wedding iiresent. Lato in; the evening a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Mr. nnd Mrs. I' W. Hrnden, Mr. and Mrs. Am brose Wright, Mr. and Mr. I-Vlker, -Mr. and Mrs, Hlystmie, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. O. (i. Williams, Mr. and Mrs, K. Willcox and chil dren, Charles Weugle, Mrn. llort (itrr, Mrs. Dora - Divens and chil dren, Mrs. Anna Green, Mrs. Hose Wright, .Mrs. Sum'o Itruce. Mrs. Su san Hurnette, Mrs. Willinm Thomp son, Mrs. (,'elie tJates, Mrs. JuMuh Hocsch, Mrs. Kla Sinn, Mis. May tiugg, Mattel Sxindersim, Miss ltcrthii Nelson, .Miss Marlon Unrris, Mr. unit Mrs. Jake Kochensparger, Virgil Ko-L-hetisparger, Hcrnetta Koohonspnrger. a The recitiil presented hv students of the Knered Heart Academy at the Neighborhood club rooms- was great ly enjoyed by all in attendance, and showed the result of diligent work and study on the part of the young people. The- students, aside from their good presentation nnd selection of numbers, had poise and stage pres ence much beyond their years. With such a largo number of La Grande's young people receiving such splendid musical educations, the mu sical future of our city appears very bright. Following a concert of one-half hour duration, that was unanimously acclaimed by all present as being of par excellence, the dance-loving peo ple ni I. it i ramie una nearby com munities gathered at tho Hex hall last evening anil from nine until twelve o'clock eninved dimr-ini. f'wut in i no strains oi music rendered by f jnc l.a Grande Municipal Hand, who I ( Hy AHKoelated Press) I LOS ANGELES, Apr. 19. Finger prlntfl l-ri ly a rrlinlmil at midnight may he tn the hertlllion file of every police (lepnrlmeiit In the country he lore morning, If a method of photo i teii-KntpIiy ilemoiiHtrateil ht'fore the Heetric club here hy t. J. Irishman, inventor, coim-a into gni-rnl use. Identification experts from th. sheriff's office and representatlvea of a national detective agency who were present at the demonstration declnred that fingerprint -transmitted over the wire by Mr.LgAtthmanH method, wen clearer and mora, satisfactory in every way than photographic enlurgemenls of the nit i nc linger prints. ri-epimitlon of flngerprlntw for transmission by this method resem bles somewhat the process which would he used If they were to be re produced In a newspaper. They are photographed on copper, after which the copper plate is put through a so lution which washes away the photo graphic film except where it has been exposed to light. " having the metal bare in the "black" portions of the. picture. Tho plaje is then rolled into a cyl inder nnd slipped onto the cylinder of the trunsrniilljig machine, which looks like an otd ntylc phonograph. The electric current, flowing front a cylin der to u Hiylus which slowly pa rut -a from one end of the "record" to an other an it revolveH, flows freely when ever the HlyliiH 1m in contact with the Vare copper, but every lino or dot which luisaes beneath it Interrupts the current. , . At tho receiving end a sheet o;" white paper is wrapped around a cyl inder similar to the tranaiuitting cyl inder, and face down upon this paper is wrapped u sheet of carbon tissue. A Kiphlre needle rests on the' carbon copy so lightly that Its own weight fp not sufficient to niuke a carbon mark on the paper, but electromagnets, en ergized by the current from the trans mitting machine, control the pressur of the needle. While the needle of tho transmitter is passing over bare copper, therefore, the stylus of the receiving apparatus is being drawn against the carbon paper by the elec tr omajrnets nnd is, nceordingly, rels ternig black. Mach interruption of tin current, of course, . registers white. with tho result that when the receiv ing stylus has passed the length tile cylinder the paper beneath it car ries an accurate "print" of tho origin al photograph. This system can be used not only to send fingerprints, handwriting and photographs to uuy distance that logram can be sr-nG but enn also ho employed in tho field- of radio. ,Mr, .etshman recently demonstrated its wireless efficiency over distances of great as l.lMio miles by sending a pho tograph from Portland. Ore,, to l.on Angeles, said' to bt tho greatest dis tance for radio transmission of photo-graphs. SCHOOL U IM!N; III UN tit.: children mid thulr teacher. .Mis , . . C ioi e.oee r uner m h"" ', - ItOHKttrilO, Ore., April 1 S. Th? I the t.ool yard. At 1 o'clock wheit Dtlhir.l win lotallv destioved hv fire Into school ihey tV afternoon. Ourfnjf the noon-hour ina-t of fl mocv ftMiiiil (ho interior : RAM AUCTION TO BE HELD DURING MAY (Tlv Associated Press) TAYIS, Calif.. Apr. 30. The an nual i -am auction of the California Wool Growers association, to be held hero Alay 10-1 1, will be the largest ever held, according to V. P. Wing, secretary of the nssoclatlon. Mr. Wing stated that li.r0 ranis would he auctioned, being consigned from Og don, t'tnh, Montana and ell part? of California, ' They will bring ap proximately $32,000, h0 said. this compares with 1120 lambs nnctioned last year. 1) wight Lincoln, of Marys, ville, Ohio, sect-clary of the Itnm Breeders association, will conduct the auction, .Mr. Wing said. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o . o o o TRY . ' McDONALD'S ' Chocolate Covered ; Dates 10c Bag SEE OUR WINDOW RED CROSS DRUG STORE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO asoiies mileage 'erolene Tho Indlen of the W. K. P. ami their husbands surprised ' Mr. nnd Mr. Jake Kochensparger on the eve ning of; April 17th. tho occasion be ing the twenty-second anniversary of their wedding. The evening was wpent in games nnd music, and Mrs. Jessie Nelson, Mrs. tireen and Mr. Hraden gave reading-. Marion Unr ris gave a dance. Mr. and Mrs. Kochensnargcr were married again after 111 years of mar-1 ried life. The groom was attended j by Charles WeagJe a best man. The! bride was beautifully gowned , herj veil being a lace window curtain. Sh1 Was attended hy Mr Hiymone bridosniHid. Her father, Mr. Williams, her mother, Mi-s. Hraden, and her Hister, Mrs. Porn 1 livens were hIko present, . IJttlo Helen Umre nctcd ring bearer. Thft flower girls were Krmn !)iv ns and Ieo1n Wilcox. The beautiful nd impressive jiiip; ceremony was l v, . ; .. - Few motorists would willingly pay fancy pricn for oil If they knew what we know about Zcrolene, which stlh tot about hall the jir'cc of many other oils. Zeroltne, made from selected Naplitlienic-Base Crude and vacuum-distilled by our exclusive process, stands up better and gives better, continuous lubrication than any oil we have seen and tested or been able to produce. One of the best proofs of this is, that a car lubricated with Zcrolene veMcfs 5" better in gtsoline milage than a car lubricated with other oils, as shown by repeated laboratory tests. liven mote important, Zetolene will run a car from 2S to S0 farther before carbon, removing operations are required. Insist on Zcrolene even it it does cost less. Consult our Correct Lubrication Chart to determine the correct oil for your car. .. STANDARD Oil. COMPANY iClifctrni.) Springtime Calls Plan your Vacation now! With the lmratinsr-of springtime come the first fragrant thoughts df vacation from their cramped-up winter nests. Why not plan now that you may reap the reward of early and careful planning. A part of our business is to assist you by helpful suggestions. 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CITV MAliKF.T IIOUVKIt MAKKF.T ., ,. , Flit KlitKKr MARK17C O o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO For The LIVING ROOM MONUMENTS jeti:Carr$ ORDER THAT R10NUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. Wc Will Gladly Furnish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company 1502 S Ave, l.a O.rnmlc, OroRon xfflfl FF WDM mmmim i..i-iuKjiiiii i iSfraawar Attention! Fruitgrowers FOR BETTER OXES PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Union Box Co. F. Jasmann, Mgr. Tlioiie Main 5S8 La Grande, Ore. We are now showing a wonderful stock of the Country's Best Davenports in MOHAIR, VELOUR and TAPESTRIES Let L's Show Them to You W. H. Bohnenkamp Go. : "YOUR GENIE" The Genie of Aladdin's Lamp could serve on ly his master. The Genie of the telephone wires is the servant of us all. Don't fail to make use of "Your Genie." Home Independent Telephone Co.
