La Grande evening observer., November 08, 1923, Image 2

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Thuiwlay, November S, 1023.
THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OHSERVER
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Evening
Gowns
77a TO Dance
Gat V?eai je
Mistletoe
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The sparkle of Christmas and gleam with old gold and
the rich oriental colors of brocades and embroidered vel
vets. They are delicately trimmed, for their beauty lies
in their rich simplicity.
We also are showing beautiful evening wraps to keep
you comfy going to or from the party.
-?3ft.2-.-.
A Good riace to Trade
Ik
. VISITS
.Good Old Nap
IT
PORTLAND SHOW
Hot Lake Watching Pacific
I International Live Stock
Show With Interest
HOT I.AKK. (Special) Tho an
1 nouncemont tlnn Matador MorIm
Walker VI 1h uirntn Kranrl champion
hull at lln pre.:nl J'aril'lc lutcruu
t Iniiiit LUfiHtock Imposition holds es-Ifii-riul
Interest, f or Hot luko Nnnutnr
jlum residents, hiiif' much of tho milk
uei on tlitr U'.UUh here is produced
h cows connected to thit; persistent
I pl ie winner. Many ot tho liiyiuero
pur bred Holsloin-R"elsluns aro ul
I I ho Fame Hi l ain at Matador H'kW
Walker VI, wlilh- Carnation KImk Ma
tador. I it: Phy's famoi hull which
Idled lust winter, wan closely relalod
l(o tin- (Uilinul which Is allc iclliiff such
j favorable comment at tho I'orllaiiil
j show.
I 'plioMInK bis record of never in ins
Iiik u I'inTlt'if International, lir, . T.
Phy left Wednesday afternoon for
I Portland and lh li-.l exposition. In
addition to it-whitf Hi slock ami
i visliiiic I 'oft la mi friends, I r. Phv
pl:iil" to If In lhe stadium at .Mo)- j
Iriomah field when too whistle IiIowh
.ttutiirduy for Hit I'lilvrrslly of ore.
I fc-on-Siuiiloril tfamo ' Hal iif-ilny. I Hk
il:iiiKtil-r. SI is.; Marion I'liy, Is eoni
jiiiK In Portland from Kmkviio lo al-l-ml
(lift Kami' with lr. I'liy.
' C. l. Wis-. whoso pontofl 'ice ipl
jdnss Is Ironside, is a patient at the
Sanatorium Ihiri wk. Mr. Wim; with
Hiis brother und lather owns a larce.
j ranch in eastern Oregon. The Uo
jtspechiHieH are riiislnj;; hay ainl sheep.
I . I'ayne h u l.u Oramlo rehlent
who h 1 ikiiiK ireatnif-uts at the H.in
aloiinm thh; week. f i
Jetinlf MortlniorH - nnd tier;
! mother, MrK. II. A. Itansiet arc KiieHt:
hen- who retfiKler from VaUinm. W'n.
.LMJfef If-
i.onumli. r .Van r.mker, the forrtwr star mirier at Hi" Ui. jKlyn;
Natium'l I.I--UI- tram? Will, hurc h Is. Hu owns a Hour mill now at.
rios.-uc'll. Oti., ur.d ls.tliown lure Willi hi tuvi-n ytar olU Uaiiijlucr Anni..
in Hio ii. .11. ,
i Weather Officials Scoff
At Far-Ahead Predictions
I WASIIIN.WI'O.S', (.41') Pay no
lailinilnn lo rnroraHis or m-xt wlrt
I tor'H wpullinr or rPilinllon of wpalli-'
jrr i:oinlllliin for Inn piirloil In Iho
IliiliiiM, Ih tin- ailvlcn of Urn Woiillirr
Itui-utii!.
A ir. illi'llon from Sow Kll)flliql
Mini I hi' "ronilnit wlnlcr 'IM I'fl Ul"
IniililAKt ami Miowlinl wlnlor III IiIm
'lory" in Unit wi'ilnn of Ihn rouiilrv
I i:,h lod ih Kovornni'-nt Offlolal lo
.llM'lalm any rcsiioiiBllilllly rnr- Iho1
I'om-iiHt. Tho WoiUhor lliirnuii Iocm
Hot iiitomnl lo Ihsiio pmlli'tlonH cvt-n
nf a K-'niral diaractiT for wrfkil or.
.monlliH In niUanro. Tim mihjcrt of
fnr-rallntf ror uranoim ur riinirr
ahlii imrlnilH alirail him Ions enpiiRdl
ihn ailinUon of niplonrlnRical nclent
inlH. hill iIiiih far, WPathrr nxfiPrtu
hern H.iy. no l iw or npiimnoeii Iiuvp
ln'ln illmnvpicd wh' l'Pli) lOHK-runB''
frtri:riiHiH r a r.llnlili' i-hnrai'tiT can
j hu riiailr.
Ilti lintahh- wlmliflM Ihroiiffhont Iho
worM afcrcc Unit Ihn wlrlioo han nol
aiHiinri il li I Iki point v. liern I hat rail
ho Hour;. Tlnm tin" iro c rnincnl i-.pi'rtn
Ihrow ilown Mi prfillrtlniiti of !'t,"o''
Ihoni' wi-aihor proiilntH" nnil tho forp-
asis whirh ntirar in aliiiitnacH ami
'iili nihirs i; r.ir in inlvatiro.
Monilay wrre .Mr. nn.l Mm. William hist fi w days nro Mm. Manila Amli r-
II. l-'llillH-rt. Mr. lillilllTI Ih 1 tliH
:nan for ltn Knlikrn lialll llvtnr.n
wllh his Icrrlliiry In Hie l'unr-1 Sonnil
i'liy. Iln nnil liiit vit'i: nlan lr- rPinuln
hi-rr. for rihoilt two WPr-k:.' Iroalnif-nt.
That hi-r littli: ypar-nlil-Kon. l-'lar-i-nri:,
iiilhl Iip oiHTalr-d on 'Ih-iv
WfiiliifHilay, MrH. I-Mna Ingram 1: ret;.
iKlcrril at Hot jiki. .Mrs. IliRralli's
hiinin I:. hi 1'nion hut thh; hiimnirr
Mitt Iiiih lii-rn living wlll hi-r rnntlHT.
.Mra. II. IIokk.. of nrar llainprt. iln:.
Hokk Ik iiImo a HiiPht lit Dip Sana
loriiinl. J. i'. Iilxon, ownor of u Khcpp ranrh
mar I'laliio CTTy, riiu'luil h. rp Tiiih
ilay anil l rpinniiiiiiK for Kp.vprul iluyii.
I'ranK t'ailuvll rump lo Iho Hana
f 1 Uw II i iii i ill tm
'PENDLETON TO MEET
1 liOISE T0M0RR0V
Aggies Pepped
Kood eondillnn and will In ready 10
itflvc tlnlr hest once ana In in llm Kimie
I Hi In week end. Idaho lia.s a fant,
rhil'ly . tettni. with plenty of Hiiap and
I I-. 1-4 I rf-l r l-''''! iftid tho Akk1'M tutvi' llii'ir work
VU 1 lJVJin41UC4lIU'Mtl-fAM4heiil If they are to hlilld
A.
ouixjon AtntuM in in-: col-
t.lIfH!, Torviillls. (Hpiu lal) Tho Atf
J?1' j( u io aaaln working hard in prep
aration (or Hie Kntne with Hie I'nl-
veralt) of IdHio Vandult.. AKIioukU
Ihn OrmiKo and Illack men wore dr
flUlett hy tho l"Tivernlly in' W'iihIiIihv
ton by u won ol 14 t o 'hint Hat
nrilay, they nro not dltseoiiraKed und
aro determined to w!ve theh heHt in
thin Kunici Willi Hie men from Idaho
Hwturiluy, ovinilirr Hi.
.' Tho iruine. .wild Hm noriherneri
litKl Halur.laj Khoweit llm AuIi-h Iheli
wiialtest point In Ihn oiTennive. The
AVuHliiiiKlon men Hlatt their rml runi
wllh u w.pillJ: hilei-rerenee, in
Avplch ( ich liian on Hie team taker:
m rnemlH i- (,r the n;nninimc learn out
Ol pla. Wlien the Aivj;le. H!arled an
Mill run, (hi. A;;:iie runner would n
Mtore I Jim ii . i ninriiil when r nm'i
of llnrdjf!. wonli' he or Mm.
' The Aj-Hi k r i.l u n j ll eaine
'""Q'ih the ;;;iM'. H I i tin- lhl.-kf in
Jil defeat to tho I'nHt 'a))dulK.
I WALLA WALLA HI
TO PLAY SCOTT
HI NOVEMBER 17
T)l,i:i), (., Still l Hiuli
school football team nlll iln
the liluli mImhiI team or Walla
Wiillti (ih., XovciiiIkt 17. iu
cot'illnu: lo iiiinoMiKi'iiM'iil today
hy l'nl SlelM'i't, ro)i4sriilliiu
Sintt High. Uallu Will la. huh hP
lcele, tn ii'pit'mit (lie Northwiwt
h Ihit'o lie wi'ii pt'i. I'ortlninl
Orruoiilaii, S4ntih Thiies iiinl Sf
null Siar, the sporting fihtors of
uhli-h lelemaphe) Sjoit onlrlals ,
llmt this triiin a. 'iiniloiihhilIy
the hest M'hnlasile etcen In that
M'Ct Inn,
HONOUCTON - Pomlleton TUkI)
school iu" four fuoro yumoH on iho
1 foothall Hclmdiili. two at home
and two away. Thl week, on I'riday,
Hip ItnckarooH will try conchiHionn
with Koine at tuim Tho mniuil of 17
playerH und Couch Tuylor will lenvo
Ipt'i Thursday morning )y unto und
will lake 1n lie ti. A. ,C.-I nlver.sity of
hlaho coilfcr'nrniui clly'on Satur
day. .
i'v WJnltv Wheat tilMant
Ol Itimi and Smut Amioiiuccd
A "d n" Ih a room wIoto tho tit II
.utile kIiouh marUH of iniiHCtilln
!! rlH.
W'ASHl.VdTON, (AI) nrvelop
mrnt of i new variety of winter wheat
whltii iu resiMtant to hunt or niut
Is unnotincod hy the Icpu.rtmeDl of
AKrlcMltiire. It litiM lieen named 'Itiillt
iecunKe It Ih cpei'.led tu rid (In wheal
liehln of Nimit, Thi variety was de
veloped hy r. K. p. (JaIhom of the
uKhinKton agricultural exiiprtmenf
station at Cullman, Wash., In ro-op-erallou
with IliP I p:irt nienl of A ri I-
cuitnrc. It wan bred throiiKh croHs-
Iiik Turkey und Florence varieties.
MHlep a .sin nt reslNtlntf .spring
whruL from Australia. UlUlt ha heen
found htttter udapted for the morn
humid. retflonH Hiaii tor neiniarid n
Klonrt. A fow hundriMt farmers in en Ml
era Washington planted IHdlt thls fall
la kIvo It a niori compl. i. trial than
It hnit had In o irl m-ni .
Mr. Morliinore Ih ronduetor with thn
l Yakima Valley TransportaHon coin
ian, , while Mrs. It uisier'K husband
in hi Ihr- Tela II liUNincs.H,
.Mrs. , II, li. Aloultoa Is hen1 from
W elK.r. She In Ihe wifi. nt "I'onl"
Moulton. fruit luir knowi west of
tho ItoekioH .wh'Tever fruit Ik raised.
The presentation of tho "( 'overoil
WaKon" in I taker w.i tho rnuse or
i wenty hc veil ri'KideiA.s of Hot
Lake Sanatorium driving (c tint pity
during tho first "three day: of the
week. Antony tho parties tnukinK tho
dip v.'ero thoso of Jr. I I ami Mi.
II. II. McCartliy, Monday nlt'lit; and
Air. and Mrs. Oliver Risen und Airs,
(race Harrle Kuniho. With Dr. 1'hy
wero Mr. and Airs. Ilayeti, of I. a
(Iramle, .Mrs. Cerlrudo Strand, of
1 Viul It-ton, and Mis.i Sul' S.tmlieau.
Alrt:. Ktlith liurnctt, who la makinfs
her lioniu in I'nlon ' Junction while
her hushanT It: In tint employ there
of lhe O. y. It. A N., ifauit! to tho
Sanatorium for consiiltalion Saturday,
Mrs. Kihi-I I'cmhi rton, neico of Mrs
V I.. Meyers of Ii tiramle. Is a sur
gical patient here. M rs. Ir niherton,
who make:4 her homo near Harring
ton. Wil. Is a sister of Miss Helena
Htith, who was In. Thy's private sep-
retar threu ycirs no.
AI r.s, I h-nry Wllliaum, w hone hus
baiid In a iroin incut farmer of Hm
Ontario dlhliict. rcaclu'd the. Sana
torium tho East of the Week and will
take t real moots hore for several dayfi.
Kour Nevada resilient?: who reached
tho Sanatorium Tucwlav -uiftornoon uf- I
tor driving throurfh from I enlo hi !
two day:: uri Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Mink
and Mr. S. R Seihert und K. It.
AlcKonzio. .Mr. AI Ink h.ur returned for
tin; second of a course of radium troal
nieiitu tin Is takinK while tho olh-r
tuoiuhers of the parly nro making dm
trip through to I'ortland with him.
W. Lewis, Lostino farnif-r, win
iniOTik' the first of the week arrivals
at lhe Sanatorium.
Mi"". C. Cox, whoso homo In Ogdcn
I'lnh hut who has hern spending tho
su miner nionthti In North I'owd.v.
hroutlit her dauKhler. Ida, hero tor
treatment last week.
R R Culver war; o. week-end truest
at tho Sanatorium. Mr. Culver Is
.dioek -absorber snlosman v 1 111 he;ul-
Muartem in San I'rancisco.
St-attto ji rrj nls at t he Saimtorinm
.iuiiiiiii i ruin Minn j;ist WOeK IO tinder-
lion, Verl Andorson und James Thorn.
Air. Anderson is here Ip bo with Mrs.
Anderson,, his molhur, while sho re
povers from a .surKlfai operation.
Jamcj Thorn. a lrind yho owns a
ranch in the -Uayton vicinity ehoso
this ttruo to takf treatinrnls hero.
A hiio bunch of wwt peaa un
louchoti hy frOist ami a larpo bo of
fruit won hrouffht to the Hot UiUo
Sanatorium by a Rrouji of Promise
rftoidutus W'eilnosdjiy an proof that
their country north of W'allowa
truly thi "Promised Luittt." In Hie
party wore Mr. unt( iMrw. Hujlle Tay
lor untl Air. J AI. Taylor. They drove
down to visit llrs. J. M. Taylor, a
surgical patient in the hospital.
Sprintfllfi'l nio,)t JVrfect snob
bishness Is never achieved by those
it puinpktn
ko an oppration here. Younf; Cutlwell,
the son of C. L. Cadwoll. manairer of
Iho I'nion Hardware Hloro, Is now prn- i i,u ,i( ue1 pronounco
ployed by iho Porllumi Ceinont eom.',u'
pany of Lime. At. prenout ho is visit
liijl wllh his parents.
Throe Huyton residents who havo
ponio to tho Sanntorhnn within the
Iu this conservative country even
Iho leuvef that turn reil soon loso
tlieir Krlp on tliin'cs.
iln I'.h'ws I i Stoaimir hunk Sown
Vtars Ako.
OltAN. Algeria, (AP) An extraor
dinary ho'iucI to an Incident of h"
.war occurred reeoiitly in this harbo,r',;
and before ami explanation wan broad
pasl eaiiKOd much excitement. uloRK
tint w:-.torl'ronr. ,v
A (lerman submarine In, 101C tlail
ni InPii al t ho port enl rancn. In thui
Hunt the ste-.unt-r Illvos, laden with'
KT iin, struck one or thCo botnhf-mid
went down keel uppermost fa BO fu
thoinr..
Th era she l-.'.y for seven years, hu
during HiIh time tho confined htuIii
wuj rreneratinK jfas. This finally lift
ed the steamer nffain to tho surfup,n
whero she righted ami promptly blew '
up. .Nobody was near and It wa: at
niKlit, so for a while tho mystery wa:i
iinsoivuu, iiiiL me answer was louna
in tho t nun 1 1th s of wreckaffe . and
HoaHiiK irain, highly fermented, illt;
coviTed flor.liiiK on tho surfaco of tho
wait i. '
An educated man Is one who can
name Hie members of the cab net und :
f.Flvo a reasonable explanation.
F f-)
Armistice Day
And Kuppenheimer
Clothes
Link together in the fact of Wmg weU dressed. Dressed
for the functions of the day whether party, dance, out
ing or marching, yon'll find just the suit to meet your
ideas of the occasion, and priced moderately.
$30 to $55
SCRANTONakd SHORT mc
c!t
CUT
FLOWER SALE
SATURDAY ONLY
Choice for $1 cash only of a large bouquet of mixed flowers
ROSES - CARNATIONS - POM POMS Or all Pom Poms
Many different sorts to select from
$1 None Charged at This Price
vorisis
; None Delivered at This Price $1