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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, July 27, 1923. ""
BONDS HELD OF
LITTLE VALUE
CALL COSMETICS
WASTE OF MONEY
(By I. N. S.)
COLUMBUS, 0., July 27. That
cosmetics "are a waste of money"
and that just as beneficial results
are obtained by massaging the face
, wiin pure water as by using com
t . , y . Pa,T-v' creams, facial creams, clays and oth-
InternuUonal News Service Staff er "beautifiers" are claims voiced
Correspondent. bv Prof. Knvmniul .1. Knvninnr. nssi.
TOKIO, July 27. Diplomatic and
btato University.
It Is the runbmg and massaging,
official Tokio was startled during
ine developments of the Itusso-Jan-
anese pourparlers by a newspaper
report puunsneu in iokio to the ef
fect that the ultimate object of those
negotiating was a Three-Power
agreement between Russia, Germany,
and Japan- So strong were the
iiauiift ui uiose urging tins idea tnai
semi-official denials came from
many of those closest to the, then
semi-official Russo-Japanese conver
sations, "Japan gives herself too much
credit lor diplomatic sense," one
close to Viscount S. Goto, chief ne
gotiator for Japan, is quoted as say
ing, "to be looking toward the day,
even fifteen years hence, when Ja
pan may be even unofficially allied
with Germany. The present nego
tiations are of a purely commercial
character, and while de jure recog
nition by Japan of Moscow may be
one of the results of the conference
Japan has no idea of looking to
ward an alliance."
Claims that these three potentially
great nations might be looking to
the day when thev would have a do-
litical perhaps a military alliance
.were urged for many reasons, chief
among these being the idea tlu
militarism as practiced in' Germany
has had a certain vogue in Japan,
that certain natural characteristics
are similar and .that a combination!
of the three would be a strong mili
tary argument against any other
combination of powers in the future.
Further, it was brought out that
Germany is the cultural home of
many Japanese; that Viscount Goto,
chief advocate of Soviet Russia an
admirer of Germany was himself
educate in Germany and that many
Japanese will always owe Germany
a debt for what Germany did in the
way of educating young Japanese
in science and in other studies.
It isi a fact that the German Em
bassy in Tokio has watched the pre
liminary negotiations between Tokio
and Moscow with much interest, and
some assert that Ambassador Solf,
Berlin's 'representative at the Imper
ial Court in Tokio and perhaps the
strongest figure in the entire Diplo
matic Corps, was constantly in touch
with feeling throughout Japan to
ward Germany and Russia, the idea
of Ambassador Solf's interest being
the possibility of future political de
velopment between the three nations.
An interesting sidelight on this
claim and one cjuite probably bear
ing no relation to the claim whntso'
ever was the
necessary in the use of the "beauti
ners, lor which American women
annually spend millions of dollars.
that stimulate the skin and circula
tion and result in real benefit
cording to Professor Seymour.
"The skill' absorbs outside agents
only to a negligible extent," he said
"This is demonstrated by the fact
that Ave handle all sorts of poisons,
yet sutler no ill results. A small
portion of the lead present in paints
which the painter uses would be
enough to kill him if it found its
way into his blood, yet lots of it
comes in contact with his skin and
does no harm.
"It is absurd to think that a
cream or clay alone will benefit the
face. The same is true in the mat
ter of expecting hair to come more
thickly through the use of hair tonics."
Doing His Best .
FATHER AND SON
WEEK IN NOVEMBER
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DIVORCE EVIL LAID
TO BOOKS OF DAY
(Bv I. N. S.)
MM A, 0 July 27. The prevail
ing high rate of divorce is attri
buted largely to modern literature 'uurding tnuuraucu muttera.
I'nrtlaiiili-r Drnps Ill-ail. 2-!lnulcil Kiinkn Shown.
ASTOH1A, dr., July S7.' Hubert 1IOOI) ltlVMlt, Or., July 27.
1'iiiKo or I'ortianil dropped di nd i s (h-orgo 'I . l'rather, pioneer of thu
the result of lu.urt disease about 2 viilh-v. created a sensation todav when
o ciock this afternoon in the AslurU I In, c-Nhlhltad a snake that annarcntlv
Savlnirs bank, wlu-ro lie was talking
with Kranlt l'alton, the cashier,
Writers havo said that Luis
Firpo, conqueror of Jess Wlllard,
never smiles. Tho photographer
sought to disprovo that, liven
though Firpo is assured a chance
at Dcmpsey's title this is the best
he could do in tlio way of a tniilr.
NTCW YOltK, July 27.- A chullBO
in the dates of National Father and
Son Week, so as to have the ob
servance center each year around
Armistice iDay, is endorsed bv Presi
dent Harding in a letter received at
the New York offices of the Inter
national Committee, Y. M. C. A
which originated the observance in
1117 and whose iBoysv Work commit
tee continues to lead its promotion.
The change from the week of Lin
coln s Birthday, used lor the pur
pose ot the observance until this
year, has been made in response to
the desire of national and interna
tional Sunday School organizations
The President's letter follows:
"My attention has been called to
the National Father and Son Move
ment, which is to be launched during
National Father and Son Week, No
vember 11-18. It is a great pleasure
for me to recommend this movement,
which has as its objective to draw
togetner m a more intimate way the
fathers and sons of America, and to
strengthen and develop this rela
tionship. "The success of this movement
during the past years has won for
it a distinct place. Since the move
ment has become world-wide in char
acter, it is most fitting that it cen
ter around the date of world-wide
ignificance. Armistice Dav. Sure
leparture of Mme.'ly, the coming generation will need
h'olf, Ambassador Solf's wife, for
Germany, by way of the Trans-Si
berian railway, and at a time when
the Germany-Japan-Russiu rumor
was strongest.
One enterprising Japanese report
er stated that Russian represo"t-a-
tives had called at the German Em
bassy and
Solf some
to be constantly reminded of their
obligation to help maintain the peace
of the world, .for which millions of
fathers and sons have died in the
past years.
"It is hoped that all individuals
as well as constructive agencies, in
terested in the. boy life of our na-
had given Ambassador tion, will give thus week due con
idea of the feelin of Uideration and recognition by bring-
Moscow in the matter and that Mine, ine together fathers and sons
Solf would very probably not only schools, churches, clubs and other
carry messages to Moscow, but on places, and assisting the boys of the
to Berlin, as well. This claim was. community to their own inherent
disproved by another newspaper on
the ground that it had been neces
sary for the Russians in Tokio to
lend their aid to Ambassador Solf so
that Mine. Solf might receive every
courtesy on the Trans-Siberian rail
way, which was at that time just
being reopened to general traffic.
"The. idea of Japan's seeking an
alliance with Germany : and ;:Russia
is absurd at this time," one well-informed.
Japanese' official, stated. "Ja-
Ean: is going aldng'-with; the ;:mem
erS - of the Four-Power agreement,
and! while she may seek to 'lead, in
a trade agreement with her near
neighbor, it would, be; poor taste for.
Tokio at this time to seek com
panionship with two nations which
certainly are no assets to any asso
ciate in their present state."
Tignt ot companionship with their
lathers."
Fliers Will Race.
(Special to the Observer)
ST. J.OI-IN, July 27 Khiborat.
plans to stimulate commercial avia
tion among civilians are being made
by tho St. Louis lAir iBoard and Fly
ing club, in connection with the in
ternational air races to he held here
October 1, 2 and 3.
Three of the events will be open
to civilians only, although thev may
enter two ot the others, tsoy manu
facturers of model airplanes propell
ed by only a rubber band may have
not been forgotten in the list o(
events. The Mulvihill trophy and
$300 in prizes are offered to the
member of the Junior Flying lea
gue whose home-made airplane mod
el flies the farthest in a total of
three trials. The onlv motive power
will be that derived from the use of
rubber bands.
and to existing laws by Knv. Dr.
Chnrles A. Rowand, pastor of Trin
ity Methodist church here. Motion
pictures and the unhealthy moral at
mosphere which many of the so-call-led
"best" pictures throw uround the
(characters are responsible for many
dissatisfied wives and husbands and
cause much of the unrest now exist
ing in families, according to Rev.
Dr. Kowand. .
One of the latest books, included
among the .'best sellers," had. for
its moral five marriages.' with the
heroine, all of which were termed
unsuccessful, except one. ; In ' that
one, the success of the marriage re
lation was due to the wife condoning
her husband's infidelity because he
showered her with material things,
said Rev- Dr. Rowand. With such
things cistiug, he declared, it is easy
things existing, he declared, it is easy
persons launching upon the mutri
monial seu.
- Passage of uniform marriage' and
divorce laws is advocated by Rev.
Dr. Rowand. who annroved the uni
form mairiage law proposed during
tho last session of congress, requir
ing public announcement in advance
of all intended marriages. It is the
hasty marriage and those illy-plan
ned, which might be prevented thru
public announcement, that most of
ten go upon the divorce shoals, he
said.
Tho di-
seuscu was a native ot Illinois, (12
years or aire, ami for a number of
years conducted a cooperage, shop at
Krookiehl. Wash. He had J.ecn In
poor hcallli for some Umc, but drove
from Portland this niornim,' with his
son and appeared to l,o feeling un
usually good.
.Mr. Klllko Is survived by his widow
and two sons, U. 1 uml H. J. l.'inkc ot
Kahuna, Wash.
bad two heads. It required a care
ful examination to differentiate ho
Iween the caudal and thu capital knob
or the uiuquu serpent.
Mr. l'rather ran over tho two
headed snako while motoring to town
It was about 14 inches long and o!
a drab slate color. In early days.
says Mr. Prathcr, these snakes were
common her la Hood liiver vallev.
hlu Is the first one of them lio has
seen In ten years. Ordinarily they
,wero about ten Inches long and very
sluggish. Mr. Pralher never saw one
make- an attempt to strike,
FOR SALE
A choice homo on "IV street 'on tin;
brow of the hill in Olil Town, over
looking tho city and vullcy, conuist
ing of a modern house, 7 ticres of
land, a small hike, fruit trees, berries,
shrubbery, sluule trees, lawn, garden
and pasture an ideal placo for one
who desires to keen a cow. chickens I
ducks, etc, ami the price Is only $0500,1 o
and a payment of half cash will han
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I'lsheriiieii Are Arrested
KHA.S1D1-:, Or., July 27. Charged
wun tamng unsportsiaanliko advant
age of trout by means of a m'arclili,iiu
and salmon roe, two fishermen were
arrested on the Neeauleum river,
above Seaside, and brought to the Jus
tice court by Deputy liaimi Warden
(. . 1. Smith, who has
all such practices. The Iwo men. V
Chrlstollerson and C. AlcWilllullls,
wero fined !25 each.
Can't Reform Girl.
An Observer Want Ad will sell It.
.(By Associated Press)
SI 'OK AN K, Wiish., July 27. An
hour's lecture by Deputy Prosecutor
Kdward Connelly to Elizabeth Ryan,
now sentenced In serve firm, siv
owed to stop!,,,,,,,!),., to 15 years in the stato peni
tentiary for conviction on a charge
of obtaining merchandise under false
pretenses, seems to have "gono in
one ear and out the olher."
"Have you got a cigaret?" was her
only response, to the efforts to "re
form" her.
The woman was convicted of rep
resenting herself as her sister and
thus obtaining finery at a local
store. Officers stated alio had been
in trouble, twice before on similar
charges.
Tho remarkablu thing Is that Ger
many pei-leeted presse:i fast enough
to print more money than la needed
to pay tho prossiuen.
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All Kinds of Maoliinery, Automobiles and Tractors ttopulred.
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
Acotylene Welding of All KlndH
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Cows Addicted to Narcotics
(Bv Associated Press)
HI-:1.I:n'a, .Mont., July '27. A cow
or any other animal, which becomes
addicted to the narcotic habit in
Montana, may be arrested and con
fined in the state sanitarium until
pronounced cured Jby the physicians
in charge, according to a new state
law.
I The new law, legislators say, is
,'tlie result of a clerical error made
in the closing days of the session.
An amendment, intended to strength
en the anti-narcotic law, was tacked
onto tho law providing for the con
demnation of stock driven insane by
the eating of loco weed.
) Itetuse to Dismiss InjulKiioil.
KACItAM KNTO. July 27. A mo
tion lo dismiss a temporary Injunction
against the 1. W. W. recently granted
hero against their activities through
out the state was denied by the su
perior court here today.
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sago Tea and Sulphur Turn
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy
DISHES
of
Several Pleasing
DESIGNS -also
WATER PITCHERS
GOBLETS
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OREGON HARDWARE
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CO.
Four-room house, lot TlixlOO feei,
situated on North Jtlrch street. 1'rice
$1150; $350 cu:jU, purchaser can na
huiuc a inortKURu lor $3o0 und- pay
the balance in monthly installments
terms to be agreed upon.
Four rooms and bath, two lots sit
uated on l-.ako Htreet near the Pal
mer mills; I'm It trees, berry patch.
Price $1250; $501) cauli, balance easy
terms to be agreed upon.
Don't forset that we have some
choio ucreape tracts, adjoining the
Cliy on 1 lie easi, 1 11:11 can uuhkiu
jn easy terms; also some, choice city
lots.
Phy, Black & Stoop
In The Ln Cratule National llnnk Hldff
La C.ranrie, Oregon.
. rUONli MAIN Kfl
Almnit everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
Ret this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadavs wc simply ask at any drug
store for "Wycth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound." Vou will get a large bot
tle of this old-time recipe improved by
the addition of other ingredients, at
very little co.?t. Everybody uses this
preparation now, because no one can
fossil, ly tell that you darkened your
air, as it does it so naturally and even
ly. Vou dampen a sponse or soft brush
'ith it and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time; by
morning the gray hair disappears, and
-t a::oth"r app'ication or (wo, your
n-ir Ucons heutifullv dark, thick and
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Thc Straight Lines
of the
. New Modes
Arc Gracefully
Achieved By
Wearing
FronJ Lace Corsets '
Never have the styles called so
Insistently for lines that are
straight and slender. "La Ga
millu" works wonders ln gently
persuading surplus flebh into
fashion's silhouette makes your
gown a smooth-fitting success.
You'll love tho new models of
"Xa Camllle'' giving you thu
lines and buoyancy of youth.
Low-topped and of dainty fab
rication lightly boned but vis
ible only In thejr benefits.
Ho fitted to your Individual
model of "La Camille" and en
joy a youthful figure and a flex
ible case that Is delightful.
A complete lino of the latest
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corscllcro
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Royal Ann
ernes
We will accept; Royal
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Ann Cherries Monday
Morning. Get your box- 0
es for packing at Stone g
Warehouse.
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tr!7 ,?cf ferson Ave,
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Cull Alnlu 622.
Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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When tho slrrct cir in
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