La Grande evening observer., August 15, 1923, Image 2

Wednesday, August 15, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE TWO
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:FAMILY OWNS
; ART TREASURE
SILK GLOVES FOR LESS
Our line of 1 he well Known Van Raalte Silk Cloves
we are offering as follows: j
(! button fancy (loul)le tipped in
while,' fawn, lieaver, pongee and
pearl, for
Regular price was
1(5 button plain silk glove, dou
ble tipped in pearl, sand and
beaver, for $1.25
Regular price was $2.25
it limit; uvi'
I'ir.'iilaii
A Good Place to Trade 1 '
. II .Hilfinnl
Colt, Pirate
Game Will Be
Well Attended
r'li.l.u
the lni'PPKt crowl in its liistory ofjNett- Yorji
baseball. " . 1 1'litnhiirir ..
Wliich all iiiipoav.-i thnt the Pirate- 'i nc-tnnsti 1
Colt scrap will have plenty of look- ('IiIcuko ..
ei'H-on and also indicates that the itronklyn ..
baseball spirit in the Oueen City ix.Ht. I.oiiIh ..
1.4'fttflll'.
Won Lout Tet,
at as hio-h a noint an ever before.
The Pirate line-im is beinir filled
this week, several of the reiruhir
niavers havinir left the team for
other points. Tex Knight, star thinl
baseman, will not be likely to play
due to an injury to his leif. The ex
act line-up will not lie announced
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Baker Expecting Largest
CvnxvA in Onppn C.'itv R.1SP-: possibly until Saturday.
i ii it- i t ,l'ip, .,.,, Several hundred La Granile nfoters
ball History; Iiol.n learns nre exoctinit m motor to iPnker
.Will be btrong.
Next Suniluv afternnon hundreds
of frantic baseball fans from Maker
Sunday to support the Pirates.
(oldstein IteatN Edwards
NKW YOKK. (API Abe Attell
Gohlstcin of New York. bantam-
and I .a Grande will (father at iHnkrr weight, knocked Danny Edwards of
to witness nnenf the closinif (jamcs San Krancisco out in the -fourth
of the season not only a post sea-ii mind of a scheduled lfl-rnund fitrht
son (fame but one that will have a 'at the Queensboro A. C, Tuesday
direct bearliiK npnn the Champion-1 nitfht.
ahlp of the liiterninuntain Irainie! - - -
E- ich wiil thrown iiitu. a three .coJ M' I ' "'Ak'w'.i''' ''''''nmilnK.
d tie "tflir-nCi.wKuK'i'Cilrtr 'fTr IMUN.tTVft-i. Imlf AuT.
downliiK Baker in the last renularlv lllll' Oiith poli-il out tlnw homo runs
scheduled itame of the season, nuto- Tu.s.hiy In an .wljli.hlon iniim- Iw-
inutically tying Cove, Maker and l.a On- N. w vik Amcil.-ana.anil
Cl'l'llde for first place. i""' lii'llnnapolls American association
Philadelphia :t7
Moston H2
, AiihtIi-jiii l-nttui'.
flulm. Won Lost
New York : 7o
rifV.'laad 60 Till
St. I.oiiIh r: n
Detroit f, I A
chtcitKO .. (ill 5f.
WashliiK-lon 4x hit
I'hllailelphiii 411 till'
Boston 42 0!
Pacific Const
Clulm. . -Sua
l''ranctsco ......
Htirmnii'.nto 74
Portland .. ,. 71
Halt Lake 114
Heaiiic
l.o..Ait(i'l.''Hi.. ;.........v..vil 1
t-rnon mi
Oakland .. (Ill
League.
Won Lost
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711
7;i
71
73
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Pel.
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Valuable Sixteenth Century
"Alvstery Painting" Hangs
in Southern Shanty. .
H- Tlionia- II. Ilmwii.
Iiilciiiatli.iiiil Sci lie Slnrf
i I'ori'espolKh'llt.
Washington'. Ans. If.. In an
'old Konllii-rn micro sliunly in historic
(ii-orKtown, on the hunks or the I'o
loiiiac. ri-pnsi s a 'instery oil paint-
hm" of the slvlcnth century. No
thing Is known of the history or the
picture, lint nevertlM-lesH. eminent
artists lime proooi.iic. d II to l.e a
"real art treasure."
I'YanriH D. .Millet, a UTellt nrtist,
land Archlhahl Untt. military aide to
Prcsldem Tumi . limine his adminis
tration, hoth or whom perished oil the
ill-laled Titanic when she sank In
uiid-ocean utter collision with an ice
t.eric, wi-re deepb interested in the
"mystery iijilnlink'-"
7l was while returnlnir from a
mission to Italy In an effort, to learn
somethiim of the history or the puint
Inif Ihnt Millet met his dentil. Cor.
innately, he was only carrying a ropy
or the oraiiutl, etsi- it would now he
lost.
OhiiciI lly Ncfjn. Woman
1 The picture Is now the property of
Lizzie Hiuackum, colored. She. In
herited the painting from her sister,
how dead, whose htish:tiid was 1L
hotel porter.
I There then lived at this hotel where
Nmackum wan employed a little old
holy without ally loo much money.
whose name lonir since heen forgot
ten. Time came when the little old
lady's money became exhausted and
she was forced to seek other iiiarter.
simackum helped strap her trunks.
This work, done, the little old lady
said to the porter: "I am sorry t have
no money to Kivo you, but hero is a
paihftuv,'; take It home and he care,
fill or' it: It Is valuable." The porter,
dtKerunlleil, accepted it. anil for
, many y. ar.i
lln bis klleh
I'ne day u lire Insurance collector
noticed u,e peiMn. and after exainin-
ItlK It closely K1UI: iy,. ynii $20.
lor that pleliire, Llzsle."
Dni l.liaic. mother or 111 children,
had noi ihed ror noiiKhl. and replied:
"If that piiluro is wort Ii that much
to you II "a worth a Kreat dial more to
me."
Plciini' HcMiircil ...
At this time Millet had his studio
at l Hd Correat Hall, In (leorKeiown.
and Die Hnmckiim shanty wna only
a short distance reinoveo. Lizzie
aellnir upon the advice or . a while
family ror whom she was worklnir,
submitted the picture to him ror ex
amination. The picture then wat so
wrinkled un, hlaekencd that Die tile
ores portrayed were siuireelv iliscern-
illde. Cnder the deft, unistic fiiisiers
jor Millet, however, the palatini: soon
'took on new color and meaning.
I The picture wlien retouched by
,. Millet portrayed a wonipli wearhiK a
ihcaddress similar to thai worn by
lleatrlce In the famous Ceiiel palnt-
iiik Heated on a flat mone. I!y her
side it, a Jute ol water. I'.estinR
tier Knees with hi" load Lent towiril
her lap. is a boy of about s. Herj
hand, r.sls .on his heiul. and It ap
pears ah- Is baihiim- a wound in the
child'c scalp. I'Voiu the wound pours
u .stre wn or blood and her hands are.
stained. Hack of her stands a youth
nearlnir manhood leaning on a stafr
and to his left u donkey,' patiently
wntchina: the operation.
n the extreme rlieht of the femnle
I'llfure 1. a boy of about ten years who
seems to be expiaininjr bow the acci
dent occurred. At Die rit-ht of the
wounded lad lies his hat and what Is
taken to- be a sIIiiksIioi. .The supposi
lion is rormcd that it stone battle had
been In progress anil one alone had
fpuml Its mark.
Palming. I'nslfnieil
The pnintlinx l nnslttned. the only
mark of Identification bejiie; a,, faded
bll of paper panted on the back of Du
st, echcr with Die words: Kicisto
Manzaoll. I'illore K K sa .Machla
velli, Via C.uicclurdlnl. Kircozzi" in
scribed on it In almost Illegible h.iml
wrltlni,'. This It thought to be Die
name of an Italian art dealer of tlie
sixteenth century.
. Millet offered Lizzie lf.no for the
picture, but advised her not to accent.
a.-' H was worth much more, hut he
nun 'ile
.... I iliali.'iali
Millet hecalil.
lishlng Die
He had it l.l lced ill
pi,y wore.
bsorlKsl III eslai..-
i,lelir.y ot I oe
many galleries ...
xllil.lt Ion at
VIENNA INVITES
WORLD'S POLICE -'jro'C'ONFERBXCE:
...... ........l.e Wi S Oil
I'orcornn Art i:r ucr u.
,.l .lie time 1.1 his oea.n
Die
ion
rimaekuum re
Miny artists have cuimim" " .i
..ieinre and the ronea-iini...
ilaimillg it shortly alter-
.II:
century-
I The
among tin-ill is "i-'t " . "
I l hat Is" was iiii.i....Me
A nroduet of Dm ftfxlecntli
Keeellllv I llisll - liroM-'ll
known 'sculptor, pronounced it
"art treasure" and II . Us orlifin can l.a
estahllsheil, exlremel:! valliaoie.
; (Dy I. V S.); .: ,.
VKiy.N'A. . Am':.': '. iVr,;.Jtelli'.escni: '
tlv. r.oiu all cuiViiin'ch are to he III-.
d u. participalo 111 all I nieriiai ma
.(,i,e 1'ollgress III. be held ill
eiaigreSH lias lieeu ruin ....
..resident ."cholicr. former Aus..
Some day the i
cnnduetiiiff busines-
vice stations, we supple,
vou a lung or live.: to wear
your old one is beini; repaired.
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nationally- i,., ,.,.iir. and is expected'
deliberate measures for safeguurdiiiff
i lie public against International ganuM
, elieck foruers, l.a ilk swludlers and,
; ..,,, eounlerfellera. While another
IocIik-k wll s,',u ,,:..,., wii . in mediate extradition.
( like battery ser-"" '" v . .
.,.1 l rtflT I ' "
.hiloi
ion f.
Intorniitlnnnl
hui-'-iiti also will lie coiiMidcmi.
The mun who Kets tfired for fcettinp "rtoI1w,Jl,)
nricf.l n nni-mmiPiil: wave
mad at his ho
of canii1'! heat
just
ays a woi-kiiiR
u week hasn't
latfrly.
SneakinK of the iamo, the Hakor ' "i'
nitMH HtntPs: tirjinde will hitvpt'0
one of the strongest trains they have
hud thin year. Hut the Raker hoys
are not worrying. The Raker clu.)
ha.s hail a frooil ivst iiml all are' on
their toe anil ready to .ehow the
l,a Irande team a real hull irame.
And they .should do it. There will
he two new face on the Maker line
up which will round out uood '
a team Raker has ever had These
two will take the places of Grant, I
who wan injured in the lnd ame, I
and Sutherlaml, who has left for j
Montana. Roth the new men are ex-'
ceplionallv jsood hitie's and fielders.
iiii: win place ( n :ny, t!if most
veifatilp hull player in' v: leiiKiie,
work on lir. r.. natmal io.Uiin.,
lNartit-e i leinir hhl ovcrv niuht '
thU week. Raker is piej-iiiin for'
IndlnnapolH won Ihc pan to, 1 I
American Lcakim'
(Toilay)
Wa.Hhinwtnn .'. rhtraifo I.
Nuilmial l'nmie.
('iminnall R. N w VoiK a.
('hlciivu H, ItiiHimi .1.
St. l.nulH 1, llruoMyn 7.
iiinmKlm Ifrit llmr
( Ity AHmtelatf.l 1i h.s
V.S1IIN;''N. Atltf 15. The red
rin I :(! lOininiKKlon todiiy met tho
ininerK represent at ives. They plan
in.) to nieci tlie itnttirarlte oneratorw
at a lnli'l' (lute.
I'ACirir coast u:;i i;
Vrrnntt (I. Salt l4tkt I
Hall UiUe It. H. V.
Vi'inon 0
Hall l-ake 4
HatterieH: Heliellenhuek ami
na h : .Met 'a he a ml I et em.
1J
l:i (
Man
Snrrnitienln K, Onklaml .
ftierainento - It. . K.
t)akland fi I I 2
Saerninento S 13 I
ItallerleH: Mutvlilo ami Kead; Vel-lowlioi-He,
Shea and Koeliler.
&-lL &im-z$
My Hair
(iROWS FINER, THICKER EVERY YEAR
By Edna Wallace Hopper
At my ripe iikc. my hair la aiieb ,il.i color, all coiihik to thrive.. .Inst
'lit V A W.WT Al
:( ? "V.. U
vrf v ' A;, -i
snu l-'ranelM) 5,
San KratlelHro
Seat Ile
San l'"rnneiico
Hatteiics: IlurK4r and
Shea. Itlake and Atrnew.
Seal Ile 1
It. II.
..fi 7 (1
Ynryan:
any wlrl hiIkIiI
iant, line and
had Kiay luiir,
never ji timeh
nvy. Heavy and luxu
r:c.in. 1 have never
never falling: hatr.
of ilandrniT. And
;nine Postponed.
I'ortlnnd-Los AilKtdeM, tea in e po?t-pom-d,
1'itrtland traveling. ...
Natlnnnl l.cncne. 1
Yesti rdav
Pldla.lphla Hi. IMlt.slmiK 10.
I'hlcaifo t'-r. lloaton 1-4.
New Vnrk :l, Itronklyn
Aineri4'flii l.eAuue.
( Vesierday)
IMdla.Ielnhta 1. Oetrnlt 7.
We Offer
every year, despite my jipe, it prow!
IllOi'O beutltirill.
II i my Kiejitest Rlory, admired Uy
all who see II. Yet 1 have stood in
Hie limelight ror Wl yearH aH a ninsi
eal fiinieily slar.
Beautiful at 57
I owe this lo my mm her., She said.
"Seienee knows some way to beitll
tlfy the hair. Let ns find it." So
we searehed the world until we found
tlie best that nelenee offered.
Mother lt , jit r,7 with hair lik
mine today. Never a hair turned
may. I iis d what she used, and witri
like results. Seores of til v friends
have done Nkt Wine, nnd all have this
)en u (trol hair. So I am eonvlneeu
that mUlioiis ran enjoy these hem lits.
and I am xoini; to Ix-ip thttn do it.
Hair is Stifled.
Kxperts tell mo that hair health de
pends on a healthy scalp. An oil
ea lied Sehmn area in ula tiK i hor.
rfrous hnid and r lop's tlie pores. Haud
ruff uttaeks Ih,. sejjlp. Then the
stitleil liali- loots deteriorate or perish.
The pigment which sives hair Its
uror oeeomes siiihit in a like way.
flowers wither and perish when stifled
liy weeds.
So those scientist! In Kruneo gave
me the. formula I use. It i-omhats the
dandruff, softens hardened oil, stimu
lates the hair roots, fertilizes t he
scalp. They told me it would multi
ply the beauty of my hair, and It cer
tainly has done so.
With an Eye-dropper.
I call this formula my Hair Youth.
I apply it with an eye-dropper once a
day just enough to dampen the scalp.
It takes but a. moment, and it doesn't
muss the hair.
Now I offer tills formula to all. Ij
hope and, believe it w ill brills' to mil- j
lions what It brought to me. I havrj
never met anyone who nas round
hair hetp to compnre.
Kdna Wallace Hopper's Hair Youth
sells i'verw here at ;.ac and $1. with
eye-dropper. Also my 1'aeial Youth
my famous Mould cleansed. Also my
Youth 'ream my fruity cold cream.
Also my White Youth flay. My Beau
ty Hook also comes wi"' each.
1 hope that all who want lovely
hair will e what my Hair Youth
docs. If the first bottle falls to please
you your dealer will reiurn inn price.
HusinrsH address. r.una v anace
Then some hair talis out. some loses Hopper. Wauklsha. Wis.
One modern Ti-rooni lions'. Terms
-li'i.oM rash, balance payable month
ly down to the moiurape now on prop-
One Kooil r.-room not modern house.
Tiriiis f '.T.n.im rash. Ita lance payable
imuit lily dew n to t he innrtirnKv now
on propei y.
iTt rnid Jiiriii.iMi
i (;Ood
rush.
modern home
Will ot UK nun, or
I'rntv r rxrnisr. If, r, on
Hie M..1,,, Muni Tom Mi, mn4 Tttny
" mi. lint Tny
mm. Nofawlv
ery
"treern with
-'"on". rtn Mill VfnlllTV
in nnai Mi an. Ill,
Mill ln nrxi.
i ue
edurite4
La Grande Investment
Company
RllMs Agtnln for Reliable
Inmimnce !Vitiiuinle.
20l A'lnlil. Ave. I'lion. Klnln 7 T. J
Opportunity Day
1SALE
10 DAYS OF BARGAINS
Tumblers, G for 20c
English Semi-Porcelain Plates, G for $1.10
English Semi C. & S. Plates, six for $1.10
Fancy Glasswear, choice .....15c
Gingham, Fenway, 32 in. wide, per yard 2,1c
Gingham, Fenway, 27 in. wide, per yard 10c
Jlooks and Eyes, per dozen 3c
hinola Shoe Polish, per box
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i 1 1 1
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in
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In addition to , the regular all-porcelain range,
we offer many others semi-porcelain, nickel trim
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can be furnished with or without reservoir.
Come in tomorrow-and let us demonstrate the
Universal.
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Is Good
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We Charge
No Interest
Shot
Shells
Does the Average Hunter Know What High
Velocity in Paper Shells Means lo Him?
On account of demands made by a small percen
tage of hunters, some ammunition companies have
produced loads for shot guns which are sold on mer
its of high velocity only. Did you ever ask what
breech pressure they produced?
Come in and let us show you why you should
sljoot Remington Game Loads.
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
On Depot Street.
Next to Penneys