La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 11, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, May 11, 1923. I It; Fashion Has Approved Our New Spring Styles of Footwear When you purchase -a shoe hearing the well-known stamp of "Utz & Dunn" there is always a feeling of secur ity and assuredness "that the style and the quality are right. We know this to he true ,and our customers seeking high class foorwear share our confidence in this well known Jine. Many new models are included in our spring stock, ...v,Mi f:-: A Good Place to Trade THE HOME GXRWW I BEAN ARISTOCRATS ' ,only sufficient plant fcod without j I.imn be'iinn, whether thD pole or j too much competition," but permitH the ibunh vui ietien are pliinted, are tlie I plant to develop to its full extent and last needs to put in tlie ulHsn K'ounl, Iprovlile u irrcuter number or Doarinir brunches. II you have been aiscour iwreil with bush limu, try them ai;ain i .. u ,rn in- The Neighborhood club breakfast I anticipating a very pleasant and to be iflven next Tuesday at ll:.iu nt the Country club jiromiseK to be the largest function of its kind ever Ifivcn in I. a Grande. Over 200 reservations have already been made and this number undoubt edly will be irieatly augmented before the week closes. It is u cuiftom lc. keep the pro gram' a secret, but assurance is (riv en out that there is a delightful treat awaiting all those who attend. Something unusual, something unique and something vory entertaining. The menu hun been carefully planned and will bc all that can bo desired by the. keenest npputitc. 'Members nib-reiiuesteir1 to be nf the club rooms promptly nt 10:45 Tuesday morning, Mrs. (has. Playlo, chairman of tlie transportation com- milti'o will he there with cars enough J to laKo everyone wnc. wisnes 10 go. Ladies 1110 re(uested to take cups, platos and silker and to mark same so they may bo easily identified. Kveryono wishing to make roserva t inns who have not already done so, may call Mrs. Win. Miller. . A farewell reception was given Father Looser by the members of bis piiri'h Wednesday evening in Eagles' hall anil the nttendunrc was largo for the father is very popular and exceedingly well lilced by his parish ioners. Members of the Altar So ciety and the Knightu of Columbus had charge of the social event. A musical program constituted a por tion of the evening's entertainment during which Kd. Kitngerald rendered a violin solo which was well receiv cil, and Mis. James JlcNiniue ap peared In a vocal wile, winch won the appreciation and . ilPplausu of all,,., i . -i tV L. Beyers ' icted as imirtflf ' l' (ietrVinonire and inti'oducotl J,i 11. teresting meetihg. . ' Mrs. C. T. Samuels of Bilker, was in I.a Grande yeoterday visiting f riends. WHEAT CROP SHOWS SOME IMPROVEMENT (Continual from pane 1) Unttnl Rtntfia only 55.1 per cent reported ns completed on May 1. Fruit. With the exception of peaches nnd ijome varieties cf apples in certain unctions, the fruii- bloom haft hoen vnev hnnw. nnd fuvornblo wenthel nrovailed at bloominir time, no that a fin(. wet has been secured. No es timates h(iv as yet been made but prospects are (rood for n larger than ustia cron oi an vice innm. .akhh- berrles arc showing thc results of much winter "die back," and borers bavu caused considerable damite in some of the older plantings. It seems pvobable that the loganberry cron will l naturally reduced over avt year's production. I jvestncK, Oregon livestock citmo through the winter in considerably better condi tion than the avcrnpe lor lhe coon try frllowiiiK Condition whole a indicated in the May 1, muleK. , 102 rJ'ttiro who In well chosen words pokt Ore. . .OH' u. s. Horses and All cattle .. Sheep . Swino . ... Losses per 1,000 for tho state for the vein ending April .10, IWA are .niiTdesLivv fifjnv'''.'diseasej' 'lh. ftntllfl -of all i?os, for disease, iy; ironi ex posure, 10, hhepp, from disease, -Hi; from exposure, 11. Lambs, from both disease and exposure, )0. Swine, from disease, M. Kor the United SUtes the estimat ed losses per 1,000 are: Uor.ses and mules, from disease, 15. Cattle of all jies, lroin cnsense, from expos ure, bheep, trom fliseasc, 17, from exposure, 18. Swine, from di sease, f0. mnii is I'ici :i ir:it Avi.vrniv IIONOLl-U', April 21. (jly -Mull). La urn LHIIh, nine ' years old, has earned tho dlHllnetton of l.elntr the premier uvlatiix of Muwal) uh t0 re sult or u recent flight with u com inerelal avlulor who eHtnbllHhed a I new tiltttodo record for tlie hlan.l'i ;u i,i ui; ruer. Luura, the daughter of Captuln W. X f,llllH of tho Jlonolulu traffic squad I'eelB safer 6,cmki ivt above th -(fro mi d than r)u does at erowibv! slreet Intersections, according to her tutlier. Her first fllKbt wuh made when she was Mix yeai'H old and Bhe tum been up frequently in the past thrmt yeura. l.illiM ha iicfoinpunied his daiifili I or on each of her trips nnd Ha id (hut nho has never displayed tlie HllKhtfttt Hiixn of rear at any of tlw turm. and dipt; of the plane. f When it Is well warmed up. It i : nut safe to take u chance on very f jeool weather with the limaa in the open, but It pays well to start them ; in advance in paper pots where they cuu be protected from chilly nights tr days when the temperature takes 'one of the drops we know we may look for liurinp early spring weather, j Plant two needs' two "bean eye down and on edge in a three-inch pn jper pot, and uu soon as the nights aJ-t, ipast the cool Mage tear the paper iaway from the ball of earth and aet 'them in th hill. Seeds should nut jbo planted in the cpen until tho trees are in full leaf, as no vegetable is so susceptible to cold, particularly chilly Iniirhts, an the lima bean. l'ne utart from two or. three weeks ahead of tho outdoor planting season tfivba a chance not only for earlier nosh, limns but will kivb I hi plant u chance to develop a moto mcantiiul crop. The handiest way to handle those early-started llmas- is to set the paper pots in flats or handy box es. Netting them nut doors on bright. j sunshiny days and bringing them when it ik cool. A dozen or so pots can be handled with littte trouble I in this way ami n dozen hills of early limns, naiticularlv th nolo variety. f will mean a good-sized pickng. in iiiyjiig out me iul'miiuii iur uic i bush limns, ullow for plenty of space. .Some gntdenpru have difficulty with (the dwarf limas and have given them up as not worth while because of the jpoor yield, because they tried tc grow I them closely planted in rows just as ithcy did string beans. ThU is all Iwrong and little uan be expected of the UmaH in the way of yield with this clo.se planting. They need at least eighteen Inches between hilts and two feet will be better. With good soil and ample cultivation they will yield a surprising number of beans, as compared with thc closely planted patch il 'ESflS! The greatei space gives them1 not tho warmest spot in the garden with plenty of room. Dig parsnip nnd oyster plant be fore they get a chance to sturt into growth, and put tnem in ine coiuir or in the barn- Loosen up the dirt around the rhu barb nnd give it somo comniercial fertilizer- Don't nut unv fresh manure on the soil where you are to grow egg plant. WOliLD'S LAIK.KST M)l AltiLM LONDON. April 2:t. ( Rv Mnil). Dim la rid Is soon to have ihu lUtfKVs: aquarium in Kurope, if not In th- world. It U ioruted ul the Muppiii TerruceH In London und will lie com pleietl In Juno. It Is to cpst half a million dollars. .More thnn JdO.OftO gallons of war er will be remdred to fill the tank, whleh will contain fish and water lit una from all purls of thn world. Natural sen water will be used. This will bo brought from the North S x up thc Thames and taken tn tin zoological prardens in barges. Y The uroach ,n',.i-iio-.'; wife's nearest nl to aclventuru consists In ro- arrmiKini-' furniUire in mo spnig. mM Miik The H,lu6 anil ilcwn-heaHed inimi jrrant miirlit receive a heartier wel come except for the knowleilite Hut I the U!u0. Koc.n will wear m! timl cx poye the reil. ' For Infant!, invahaa dfc Tht Orluinal Food-Drink for All Arm. QuickLunchMHome.OHiceaFountoini. KichMilk, MultrdGrain EjuactlnPow derliTablet loims. NoarishinB-Nocooktm. efcr Avoid Imitation! and Subttitutu of the kindly fcollnir tlint exists to ward Fnlhcr 1-oeser anionu' the peo ple, of the loyalty to the priest jivhich has been very apparent ainnntr ,all niemliers of the pariah, inn) closed '.his remarks hy offering father I.oe- jjer a purse. l.'mlrr the rules of the Order of he lHvinp Woixi to which Father 'l.oeser has Hworu allegiance in his plan to enter China as a worker for th Catholic faith no menilier of that I All you ne,'d to convince vonrself order ran accept such itifts an the) that li family can livo on SSOfl a paiishioners offeivd thrcufh Mr. 'year is a pencil and a hit of paper I'eare. The Father explained this to 'imd an income of K10,000. the assembly at the same time voic-l IJlniiT kT'' ,,h""kS,f!'!' ","!'," i An efficencv expert surest that Lt , IZ T ! ' V"'1 ' I"1 hvI fertilizer. It's KmWh" l i"' lH",,""",ln wood Idea, hut what would people him by the upenker. His acceptance do fr ,lnvj, of the nurse was miule only to ""- 1 1 mediately turn it over to Father; - - .ooey with instructions that its ec.n-' tents bf. applied upon tlie indebted-1 nss of the raiish House which has; lately been completed on Fourth I tflreet. 1'ather I.ocsor left l.u (i ramie last evening on his mission to China. like good vanilla a rich full-bodied cotlee such as MJB can be used either mild or Strong (o suit your taste & : and (or full flavored tea TREE TEA Mtf-BRANDENSTEtff ft CO OOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o g SEND MOTHER o 0 Canleibury g Candy 1 MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 13th Nothing better in qual ity. . . Nothing more appropri ate. Nothing is more appre ciated. Send Your Box Today he I&LDBU0(5- VH mtSCKifllUS IW'JGGISTS La Grande Agents o o o 00000000000000000000000000 SAME jPEICB ' for more than 30 years yr-f- BAKING fw-iPQWDER wa V Ounces for man thftn a pound c4 a tall If tor qudrurt VVfBll ,i' , :. 1 iff if I slii Finer Texture and Larger Volume in: v ; ' the baked goods. i . . Use less than of higher priced brands. Millions of Pounds Bought by our Government TOOLS Monday evening a party of youiiK men ariiveil at the liunte of Mr. and Mm. Charles Wiirxle anil iravo them an nld-fashicned "chnrivari." Short ly later a party of yoiinu women made their appearance and another "chnivrari" was in order. Tho youiie people was delight fully entertained by the happy couple On Tuesday evening, wh,.,, Mr nn.i Mm. Wiftitlo returned to their home lifter Bttendinr n meetini- f the He hekah InlKe, they were presently sur prised by a nunriier of the members oi me w. k. c. Indlen. Itefresh menta were served. Shortly later the Kebekahs arrived on the scene and the third chnrivari resulted., "We have made our home in n wonderful neighhorhood,'' Mrs. Wif ?le announced, "amone a number of ine ynuiic people." Tin Crnnd Chief of th rythlan biautra. Heater llornn of Allwiny, Oregon, will b a vialtor t the l.u jCrtnde Jode tonight, llemberx ere Cured Without Operation ; or Confinement I XAY METHOD of uccctifut Pile : treatment doci tway with cutting, j burning, clampt, titchet, ligature and other diiagreeble nd vluicnt teaturet i of the old system. My non-surgical ! method is rapid, gentle and southing. I giving almost tnitar.t relief end is guar anteed to permanently cure. No hospi tal hills, no anaesthetic, no shock, no danger, no confinement to bed or room. SEND TODAY ICR MY Fill E IU LUSTRATfcD BOOK. RcmetnScr. a prntlve fuaran. tc Is ttw test nt my ahtlih ta Cdmrktffly ami ptriaaainllr rurs your P1ls. DRi CHAS. J. DEAN 110 AND MMRIMM eoajTtANV.OIIMOM i Cptl i,!. HCoctAlii'rron J II hcrios Ml Wonderful for The Skin 1.KMON COPOA ni'TTKU LOTION runt. linn t-orn.i luit-r in (In nut ural 5tni fri't from any triu-o tf nr''ii.nH. t( In tnlMIy unti-yptic. h.Ticf HnolhtriK tint hiniftciul for t ho lroutliuni vt rhnrmK. n lnl luirn nl chitp.1. tilral for pmti'rtlnir tho l;(n dnr Inn opoiirf lo v Inrt nni nun. Al?o an cscrllrtil nkin htcnrli. l.et i Mhrtw yon this ronirkiillA new nUin lt nttitor Glass Drugs FOR MECHANICS AT THE lip feSI; Three '. jlfei BAST XHEN you plan a trip EAST. do not fail to arrange that you see the Canadian Pacific Rockies going or coming. The Canadian Pacific route from Vancouverto Banff follows three river canyons through spectacular scenery inanAlalneWonderland. Canadian "Pacific trains set new standards of travel comfort. Splendid Canadian Pacific hotels at Victoria and Vancouver, B.C., Lake Louise and Banff. New Bun galow Camps also at moderate rates. VmtiZii formation apply V. li. I nifin. (.Vnrrn, Atic-iit IA,IIA I'.ACH'IC .".' 'I ltd (I SI !(( .MilMimiimlt II. tie! Itiill.lin-I'oi-ilaiid, Orc)ii. CrdtfadiaiiPttelfle lallwa Week End Specials HAIR NETS AUDREY HAIR NETS Buy Them By the Doy.cn The Audrey double mesh, hand-made of real human hair, Saturday only, 75c a dozen. Good quality Fenway Zephyr -Gingham, in many colors and designs-to choose from. While they last, 17'Ac per yard. Andrew's Variety Store i ; ill i f Among the New Copyright Books and Listed with the "Best Sellers' are "The Country Heyoiid." James Oliver Cunvood "Stella Dalis," Olive.Hipjrins Prouty. "The Voice of Johnny -Waters," B. M. Bower "Isle of Retribution," Edison Marshall. "Fair Harbor,'' Joseph Lincoln. "Cappy Ricks Resigns," pC(Cr B. Kvne. " ander of the Wasteland," Znnc Grev "Flowing: Gold," Rex Beach. " "To Him That Hath," Ralph Connor "Babbit," Sinclair Lewis. "Snint Teresa," Henry Sir.dor Harrison. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. On Depot Street Next to FennejV- L.. ami Newlin Book & Stationery Co. J .X