La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextJA' ttrf'! ,t..u3iiii page sre THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, August 20, 1923. s1 fH: Personal Mention S HAROLD McGRATH licit Mct'urrey, il North Powder, was in this city Saturday nnd step ped an -a gufst at the Savoy. Maker was represented among the Ifuestn at the Savoy Saturday by Mins Josepliine Sherry. tivfiH ut Spokane for the pant few week R Anderson und R. B. lluttnn of Boise, were umnnir the out of (own liuests at the Soinmer last eveniiiK Harold Strutton of Pemllelno. u-n in this city yesterday visiting fiiend: and was renistered at tlie Savov. Mrs. N. Williamson of ICnlerprise, ws in this city yesterday anil stop- ped ut the -Foley. 0 ,enile a( Mr nni ,( g Cove was represented anionic the ; ""f"" we '"''K the Enterprise quests at the Savoy last evening ny ue!,u llt 11,0 voy u,t evening. J. R. Delaney. j Mr. and Mrs- (ie".rKe Neaboa.-h, Mr. and Mrs. James Webb of "l ,v w!'rB ' vps: Union, were visitors in the city ye-: i. . i I . ,1. an" p,eusuro un" tertluy stopped at the Snnimer. ri... 1 i. r .,in,.i..,. I Mrs. J. E. Jackson of California ,.i...i ... n.'i,., 1,:..., ;., i.,.ii Ifft this morning flir Woi-er. where she will visit relatives; for a time. She has been visiting tives here for some time. other nienilii-iv of tin- "llrei-n million ........ . ..... u It II, 0 ri.- HITS SEX NOVELS i-tiib, roiimleil a yi-'ir aito for Hint - . vi-rv nuroosi'. J Fllrls. arc not nllnweil only wr. iloiis-llllllili'll youllK null aim iviiiiiill, Iwhn proVf lliclr serlons-inlinli'iliiiw Isllll- 'by Mirnllll! OUT lo ulllihllll of I lie ji-lnl, lull iiilorinulii'll admit tlimn-roli- jselvi'S. dir. I I I'lirenli ami other r. lntlvv-s of the, I llll'llllllTH B1TV1' US Ill-II'I'IOIIH lit I 1 1 says Iri-K-iilar balls. inrtlri upd ilaneea lulil noliil Anii-rkiiil jliy club inciiibiTS. Wliol.mlc innrl ":ik ll bus ulwas iinir In conduclt-.l wilb One i-t-Kuril to Ily tn-(i-r II II11I111, liilei'liiitlonaj Srw Si-niii- smrr ('oi-res)Miiiilfnl, .'IV It Al 'l HI-:, N. V., Ailtr. Sin- si'X novel passe' is tlio public clariioriiiK' for li-iilu Jilol-b-s or bus I be vuKiie "ill ? "The sex novel will decllnv,' I l;i ml J .M.ii-Ciii'tb, iovellsl of Ibis eh; leeliiieil nlnec t li- ibiys of I iiynobls. I all I be lobs nnil ri Halations usually I'be w-ht-el ir firtlon lurns; Imlay lbe;labl tlotvn l,y"i"oinl parents, I ?: Hovel S Oil top Ilf Mill Wheel, 111 j " Wish lie MOIllll iro,oe to me," norrnw at Ibe bolloin. l'or a purely ieoiniiiealet on.- of the "(Ji i'eu liil,. ie noVi'l litis 110 life nnil never hail, ilion" nltls lo nnother at a. recent If you will recall all the masters," 1 "Cr 1 Itlbl.on" pari v. ililli-:illn;i a short re In - motored to -Haker, takimt in the ball Kame and visitinjr friends. TI Andrews und Fred Mires were ntuoiiK the visitors in Baker yester- ... ... , ,., ,, ,! ,,tieli the ball L.M.iss Adlarose Childcrs of Walla . w i n. n.ft , vtnnu, iclt ins niornilm- for Maker. E- H. Campbell and D. H. Stew-! ,"' "P" """."!. Iew ? .hne nrd motored to Baker vesterdav nuil'V"" . ... 'K .(rraniimoiner ... " UlHN. ! I tllll I 'hi 1 Afj i-F t 1, attended the ball game. Jlakor was represented oniony tlio truestf at the Foley last evening liy () u Moody. , K. H. Oswald of Summcrville, whk jn the city yesterday visiting friends and stop;ed at the Foley. Mr. ami Mr. K. I. Shepherd and children returned yesterday from Kinsley. Kansas. wIum-p thnv h:,tn been spending the past two weeh. visiting relatives. : S. H. Houston of Vincent, was I.a Grande on business Saturday and; was registered at the Foley. Miss Chlon Taylor returned yes terday on No. 24 from Fortland, where she has hpen spending a Wf-ek visitiiifT hiends and attending the 11. W. ), K. convention. i Jim Starkey was in this city Sat tirduy attending to Ihusiness mat t;ers und was registered at the Savoy. .Arrs. F- U. Houston and daughter, of Jerome, Idaho, left this niouiitiK for Knlerprise, where they were call ed by the illness of u relative. Lawrence Trill returned to Kn torprise this morning after .'pend ing the week visiting his parents. Mr, Trill is employed in the lum ber 'buHHiesn of Knterpiise. ' t Miss Minn Ash returned this inorn inir on No. J1 IVnm Pn-t ii.n.i tie, and California points, wheVe rho has been visilinir 'friends ami n-h,- he adrtH, "hi-x wan a nu aiiH of i-iloll- iiiK- Home lii-aiuifnl chnnirlfr: it in nl.norinalty viiIkuc. It I without tiny xt-iiw- Btivo of u 1 1 i mmt in 11 l'w slickclK, "J,i)t-! they wy. Well, the toolhnohc is l)ff, hut u yarn :iroiitid ntt ucltliiK footii Woul'ln'l kKo it pcrrn mt'ney. I'll wilder Hint not one tyf thu Kx tiovi'l.s of loilay will he i-cmcinhcrwl i t 11 yi'iui hf-ni-H," lo. i'aul ,M. 1'iiiiH'. SyraciiHii llhra- i a in, fitulH, howevi-r. thai It Jh Ui- nijtjily whirli U- vrt'atint; tin- dfmnnl. rni her than Hn- dfinaiiil i-ri'atio th" stipi.ly. 'St'x ; ni-vt-r pasjie!" hv nVclan-H, "lidiul.Tfl Ri-iurally lukr what Is new anil what Im offend. IT It happ'MiH 1 hut s-, hookw nni hcliiK prodtipeil in Kn-atcr iinnntiti.'M tticy'll he called; lor. IVoptn diniiiK' the last. JVw 'carHj hii vu hiM-n howling for n-ullsni, so-1 ciilhrl frankn.MM wilh rcRiinl to mat ter;! of r.rx. Sunn hooks arc so frank th'-y ni' not lit to he put mi t he j :hi-l-.(ji or' the piihlie lihr.try." tnau of foil at th otli.T sidf of 1h room, "I It-'s nii.-hi. nice. I could he happy all my life with him." "Why, he "a my lath it I" exclaimed the other girl. "He hi-lngs me heru every week and slays to takn mo Jiomn," ,Say$ PltiyproundH and- Itearhen crime, plots or incllnatio:i.s ; towariTtvealintr the official significance j i-ChfM'n Juvenile Delinquency misdemeunors." " I which is attached to the result or CITY, Ja., Aujf. 20.--JUV0- miB ."emmuency in Sioux City is showing a decided decrease over the rnoords of prevbmw years. C. H- Or Pi, juvenile officer, declares. He esti,aU,(( that niiMleainors among children have been cut 20 per cent in the last two years. Municipal hath and nlavLTound iWe for the better moral 'fibre ofliiiate radiators,' water-jackets and Germany fiel Russian firain. children. Mr. fh-i.l,. ... I........ : .i:.... 1.. ....ia.i, (Hv Associated Press) , engines. Some of the .best brains-l '' Hie in the air world havs been endcat-ilMnort,d 00,l)00 tons ot Rram so far orinK to solve this problem. ,, :lls ucconl.uif t. stati? ics ! 1 iiuompiled here, whereof Germany has The Duke of Sutherland, in pre-'IHuken over two-thrids. sentitur the prize to the winner of-0 Before the wur Russia exported the recent English nniial Derby, i"?-li;bout 8,000,000 tons of grain, The marked, ''This day has seen the jentiro exports for this, year are esti- 1 triumph of the air-cooled engine, '' mated 'between 2,500,000 and 3,000,. ami it is tio'v believed tjvit he wit 000 tons. flie race. n;i:.-t. m.... i. I 9." t' Tho llnL-. Sutherland, in tire- Aircouled Flying idi.i!ine senting the 1rize to the winner of (- ' I the recent Eujlinh aerial Derby, re- (By Associated Pre) muiked, "This day has seen the tri I,ON.)).N,', Aug. 20. The itiin ofjuniih of the nir-cooled engine," and British airplane builders, for-solrTIV is bow believed that he wnn re time past, has been to produce n-ivtiding the official significance powerful multi-cylindered engine; which is attached to the result of which would cool itself merely by-jtbe race- roas.in of its own swift passag-3i respon-i through the air. This would elim-ij. "Tax , payers seldom realize Kii nivesiment that is being made by providing facilities for recreation al activities which furnish un out let for the energy of the young," said Mr. Orpin. "Good, healthv exercise and amusement leave the minds or the children clear, and there is very little energy left fn- Seaweed Kar from Home JIBJ.tJODAMi, AuL'. 20. Asiatic seaweed has invaded the North S?a, und crowded nut nearly all other forms of marine vegetution. Twentv vears ag.i liiis Red Sea proiluct was unknown in these lati tudes. Today it flourishes every where. The invader is supposed to have been imported on the hulls of ships. 00000000000000000000000000 PARIS CLUB AIDS ' " SPOUSE SEEKERS ' . riy J. N. S.) I'AlilS, Aug. 2li. Albert Kurt 'liKlor,' oiiiik" I'urls lii-WMiaicriiian, ;:oiii'.tit it gentle rarishmnn for a wife. Mr. nnd Mrs. I II dren returned to their home nt Hot J.ake this morning after visiting Iriends for n short tune, Canon and chil-l AT' p""t 'Pn months. Miss b"n rhib." ..,,.-,ir. vv-lllllll'I I III VaCailOII. H'e . ' Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. Karl and .Vr. nnil Mrs. J. F, Jones of Pendleton, were registered among the guests at the Foley last evening. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Uetllelon and Mrs, (i. A. Derf linger were among Hie shoppers in this city Saturday from Fulerprise. They were regis tered among the guests 'at the Foley. Miss Pauline Iderln returned toi i.a ' iiiliKlo tuts morning on No. 21 (irande on husiness and pleasure and wero regisieren nt the Summer, Mr. and Mrs. U. t,. Mdlntyre of Kansas City, were among the tour ists registoreil ne the Hummer last evening. Al Ilonnckson and son and W. C Wood of Hi-miner. Oreirnn. were tun Sothnier last evening. Mr. nnd Mrs- I,. .1. Cochi-nn nnd daughter of lies Moines, Iowa, were among the tourists who stopped at tho Sommer Inst evening. They are ru route inr rorunnil. Mrs. O. P. Ilnrris left this morn ing for Hot Lake to spend a short time visiting her grandson who re cently underwent un operation nt 7 the Sanatorium. Mr. nnd 'Mrs. A. J. Davidson nnd daughter, Mrs. W. D. Fry, left this morning for their home at Denver, Colorado, after spending the past two months touring the Northwest. 1,. Ilirdlnnd returned to his home at ICnterpriso this morning after after stopping as a guest ut the Sommer last evening He is return ing fi-ain an exlenoed trip to Brit ish Columbia. Mrs. Rcrtrude Miller of Portland, arrived in the city yesterday by uuto and will spend the week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pike, at their home on Greenwood street. Mr. and Mrs. I. .. Sherman re turned this morning from a short trip to Spokane. (In their- return they were accompanied bv their chil dren who have been vi'sitiiiu rPla- We Offer One modern r.-ronm bouse. Term... U'.-.n.oii rasb. l.abine,. pnyabl,. ,,,,. ly don 11 to tbe mm!,-,,;,. w on prop, erly. one rood r.-room not nio.lnn tmns,.. Terms :'.'.. 111, ,.S,, nhl,u. y.,., monthly ,,, ( e iiioi-lKiii;,- ,nv on properly. We have one iron, I modern home Terms $iru.iili rush. La Grande Investment Mile, ('limine n-aignc, bank I'loye, wanted nothing in tlio world 1.0 111111-I1 is a 1'aillil'iil, iniliislrlous hiobun .No. A -1 !i , of the "Green Hib- l-'urlwenter met Mile. UKOate,!, in Ibo same lob. .-is ii A - L' II 1! . A -1 n ('.. II In Im-. Ml', und Mrs. .1. II. II iUml, ,.r Willi A-LMH ami. Ihrootll the I ill. I r Alabama, left this morning fur presbb-iit, proposeil ninrrbigo to ber. Portland after stopping in' this citvl A-L':n; neeepteil, also tbroit.li 4be for a sliort time to visit Dr. anil j president, learning for the first time Mrs. McAdory. ibei fntmv busbamt':; inline, cicrupa- lion nnil statin; in life A-ll) also for (Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Frcdcnbcrir- M be first time leurmsl Jiihi esaeily who er of Springfield. Missouri, loft. 1 l,iu ! A-i'.'ni wn.i. morning for Portland lifter slopping l-'oriv.-eiiKler ,u,,i miih. Fralgne ifl this city for a short time ns.were married, in a public ceremony. Kucsts nt llin Sommer. 1 A OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" o 0 5 0 3 .On S 0 O10 010 00 2i 2 0 O10 o!0 2 0 O o 8 0 2 0 2 0 O o 8 0 2 0 2 0 0:0 0:0 O10 0,0 OIO O o 2 0 2i O o o!0 Olo OlO O'o OIO o! 1 ...... . ... m, . VIHIIII ,,'"' '"' "' 1 nompson ni;fl.om j.01.t, wllWfl p , 0 tm?- .S.!!!!!!t.t.h!..-r.nd i" U l f-w weeks visiting frUnds! 2 and taking in the ). o. veiilion. . r II. K. con-1 o O o o USED CARS Raymond Gray, who is an em ployee of the K. O. & p. ( f this city spnnt yesterday in Union visiting friends. Mr. nnd iM'rs. duck McOnrtv re turned home yesterday afternoon txoni iPni'tlmid,' wherc-Mr: .M.-Cmi-i ui attended tho D. O. 0. K. convention. I o Wo liavc several usetl S. cars in excellent me o chanical conditions and o appearance. Mrs. R. J. Huckmnn and son,' Cieorgc, returned to their home at! Walla Walla this morning after vis-1 iting ut the George Cochran homo ! in this city for a few ilavs. 19 Tho consensus of onliiiiin aecim I.. be Hint nntlilng good In (hn way of goveriinient and nothing bail In th,- way of drama run cinui. out uf luisHia o The .M:iu.'llli.uni.-Jnk,i should hn'o reipilreit by law to k nsl ,- ,,. io IH'oiiu no mm uln-nily mid It lo. Priced very low. Sec Them At Smith & Frees tr,l7 Jefferson Ave. I, A CltAMIi:, OltlOGON ( all Alain MX 10 I'M V A JVAN'T All Tlie Straight Lines of tlio New Modes Are Gracefully Achieved IJy Wcning Front Laei; ('orsel.s Never Jutvo llm Htylia oalUnl so JnHi.stently for llma that are straight and alomlcr. "La. Ca mllle" works wondt-ra In Kntly porauarilnt? HtirpliiH tlo.uh into fanlilon's HiUioufllti iniLkcs your gown u smouth-fltlin success. You'll Iovh tlio new models, of ''La Camilla" (jiving yon tho linrs nnd buoyunoy of youth, how-toppod nnl of dulnly fuh riration liwlitly honod but vis ible only in their bonofits. Be fitted to your individual model of "Ia Curnlllo" und en Joy a youthful fiuuro nnd a flex ible ease that Is dtdlKhtful. A complete line of tho latest models always on hand. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corset lore LMiouo S22-W Urn. 1702 Oak o o j OOO0OOOOOOOO00O000"00C oooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooo I I L r:. Bx3 UL M-XXJLOli; f M Company lio GOOD will is the esteem in which a man or a business is held by the public. It is the product of service well rendered, of innumerable small and, perhaps, unimportant ,aels. The Rood will of (he public is the most cher ished asset of this institution. Our )0lj(.v is to deserve the confidence we have won. You are cordially invited -to get acquainted with our officers anil to make practical test of our facilities. United States National Bank l.n .rnnile. Ore. Member of Federal Reserve System At l' 'a-liU what areltlie in -1 j Hear theiu explained Iy Miss Maslihuiii at the Soninicr Hotel Sample RoHiii's - - TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY !1 1 'li ll I ontiglit ,i & Power Co7 "Cook by Wire Not bv Fire" i. : sl . ' ' - .... - .: r.. 0 ! - ' H " ' g . . .. i ; ; . 1 : DOUBLE REDUCTION! A cut in prices ranging to 15 and A FHEE TUBE with pvory VarmimCtip Tire purcliased. Effective today and conlimiim; for a very, limited time only, we will give, absolutely fnv, wilh each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased ONE TON TESTED TUBE of rfirrrspoiiiling sizij Combined price reduction and Free Tube Offer affords an approximate SAVING OF m Von never hnve bad an opportunity to liny these famous tires so ad vantageously. 15,-ncr anticipate your reipiirejiif nts j()W ! t Perkins Motor Co I nlim enmity Aiil',r, iri,,.r l li.-nc M. HII x iu.1,5. - Lincoln . " CAM-TKUCKS-TllACTUKI llrllnble Agrtita ftir Itrll.Nr lllSlirAIH (IMIMUlll. ' Adann Ave. I'hons Mnln 761