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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1924)
3L 'ViiursJay, J.inu"arri',t'i.T' M V 1 ' 'THEriSTniANDirEVENTJfG OBSERVER '' PAGE TKRfeiii 3 WOMEN'S INTEREST NEWS of SOCIETY Popular Gouple Married A quiet wi(1nR tnolt plum on Now Yearn Kv, when Harold l.y man and Miss Marion Howell, but h of tills city, wcr murrU-d til Hut Catholic ixtrHonufff, wit h l-'tillu r Hwnnj ol' Wullowtt, orticUttlns. 1'hoy wpro adondod by Mm IhIiU-'h Bister. Mth, t'alHo Launn, or lunn mlnl, Californltt, and Ut tfrooin'w flisicr, Miss Anna Lymun, of I'orl lund. They were married only in Urn present! of a few Iniiiiedlule relatives, with tho ImproHsive rinK ceremony being used, Kollonitij? tho wedding (Vn-niony a deliclouH throe course supper whh servod nt tht; Silver Cirlll, covers beinfc laid for ten Biit'Bta. Tho lirido is a churming younR lady of this city, beinK a rtikIu ato of tho 1U2'& class of the i-a Grande high Hchool and Is now on K"g4l as a munic iiiHiruclor lu-re. The groom is also a prominent young- man of this city, formerly of Wallowa and a graduate of the '23 class of that school. Ho In now employed ns hill clerk by the ln Grande Grocery company. The young couple will make their home in l.a Grande und'ihey nro wished a long and prosperous life by their many friends. Ernest Marks and Mrs. M. A. Sargent, of l.a Grande, were quiet ly , married Mondny, I )ect-mber 3 1 , In Trinity Chnpel. Portland, Hev erena I'pton H. Gihbs, of Kstucada, Oregon, officiating. Other in em bers of the wedding party were I Mrs. 1'plon H. Gibbs. Ksiucada, Mr., nud Mrs. J. O. Hall. Mrs. W. Jt. Hamilton, Mrs. Harry Heilirt.m and, Miss Henrietta Marks, all of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Marks are making a tour of Seattle. Vancouver, llrit ish Columbia and f'uliiornla, after whlch they will bo at home to their many friends In La Grande, Miss KMtella Helnltn. District Deputy I'resident of Crystal Ue- bokah Lodge, No. 6ft, assisted by Mrs. Molllo Huek, Deputy Grand Marshall, Installed the officers of the lodge last, evening at the I. O. O. V. hall. Mrs. I luck was also re-elecled Over Opposition Caplaln of the degree staff, which position she lias held with success for sev ornl terms. f Iowa District. Special) Mr. nnd Mrs. iSmii KnuutK mul Mr. and Mrs. Ib-il.-rl Kp.'cklmrl delightMilly en teriaitiffj a n umber of frtenls ni i he lioitK- of the latter last Sat urday evening. The occasion was in honor of Paul Speckhart. and iohn Kiel, of l,.Hiiney. Illinois, who art' Him house HUests of I he Speck hart family, The evening was spent in various games and prizes were tuvjirtied to Omar Puekmsn I and Ted Van lloiinen. ,-Miisieat sen-etious were rendered jby Mrs. Kay l-'ullev, Miss I'ansy Van Housen and Paul Knautz and to curry out the Christmas spirit refreshments were served from candle lighted tables, small Chrlst- ii!un trees iii'illfT USi'd as I IK? cen terpiece of ouch. At a lute hour the guests ite- parted expressing their congratu lations to the hosts and hostesses. I ., Jiianita Powers, ot wailowa. passed through l.a Orande on her way to Corvallis to resume her studies at the o. A. C.. after spend ing the holidays at her home there. Ohapbr I. P. K. O. will meet r'rlday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Vincent Palmer, with Mrs. J. T. ftlchardson in charge of the jiro-gram. Deloris and linler Pearson r turned to ICtigene to whiuho their siudies at the t nlversity of Ore gon, after visiting with their pa renis In l.a Grande during the holidays. Income Tax Tips (acquired In his office." ! I' pshaw also suggested that nil j federal uppolntees, Incluiling cabi net orflcinln, army and navy off!- jeers, diplomatic and consular rep resentatives abroad bo rMiiirMl to glvrt a pledge of total ulmtliience. 1 He suggested that an "executive .... . iKliluntine' lt tisi'd on government HOW? Instructions on - K o r m 'offlPiulli known to drlnk (lU0rK. l4tA and 104; also the law j . and regulations. ' r WHAT? Kour per cenf normal tiiKiliUe.StS Leave IOW& District on Monday IOWA D1STH1CT (Special) 'aul Speckhart and John Kiel of with an order of the housing com mitter. Nickel, who was 7A yejtm old, had resisted thft com nmmt erring or W rooms, but when it became evident that he would lose tho caw and he forced to share his homo with strangers, he shot hlmselfL This did not kill Mm, o he huntf e hlniHolf, leuvln a letter saying ho could- not bear to have part of his homo taken rrotn mm. lleglnnlng this week, (he Eve ning Observer will print a nertes of explanations regarding the fed eral income tax provisions for the benefit of tho newspaper's read- Helow, preceding tho first nrtl- cle in the series, is given thet "ln- eomo lax In a' nutshell." WHO? Single persons who hud net Income of $1,000 or more or gross Income of $fi,0oo or more, and married couples who had not Income of $2,oou or more or gross Income of $5,000 or more must file returns. WHKN? The filing period Is from January 1 to March 16, 1924. WHKRK? Collector of on the first $4,om or net tneom In excess of the, personal exemp tion and credits for depedeiiis. l: I giit per rent normal tax on balance of net Income. Surtax from 1 per rent to r0 per rent o.utncy, Illinois who huvo 1mm-n the on net Incomes over $fl.nou fur house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Speckhart left Monday even ing for Portland to spend a few lays. This Is their first trip west jam) they huvo formed a flue opin ion of this country. After relurn- 1NT HOUSE lnK from i,"r!lM th,y win ii some time hero before going back enst I the year LIQUOR IS DISCUSSED l, (Continued from page 1) ferenco It appeared that llttlo prospect of breaking the deadlock existed. The house program of the day is one of oratory, t'pshaw, Demo crat, .f Georgia, demanded drastic action be taken to stop alleged li quor drinking by members of Con gress and to prevent leakage of "diplomatic liquor." I! pshaw said that Congress1 should "clean around lis own door by passing a resolution declaring persona non grata to the floor of' Internal .the house to any member found . revenue for the district In which .under .the influence of liquor in j the person lives or has his tho capitol or house office building, , have liquor illegally ' German Kills Selr Itslher Thau ' Share Homo an l.ov Dim-tor TUKPTOW, Germany, (AP) Paul Nickel, formerly chief of tho local board of Treptow, killed him self rather than surrender two rooms of his dwelling to a family with manv children, In accordance principal plnco of business. or known BUICK Southard & Shinn Ager Bldsr. RoeffCn The Ladies Society of tho B. of L. K. & H. will hold their regular meeting I'YIdny afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock in the K. of P. hall. The installation of officers will take piece. Suits sponged nnd pressed, 75c Pants sponged and pressed, 2.c Suits cleaned and pressed. Si. 00 Pants cleaned and pressed, 7."m? w Tailors, ICIeaueVs, Dyers ami sscrs Phone Af-rt:i Deot SL oococooooooooooooooooooo AN OLD RECIPE . TO DARKEN HAIR Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray, Faded Hair Dark and Glossy TRY US On Delicious Apples Potatoes Onions Wo nave a Real Bargain lu a Used lOlitl'AfOBILli TOU11INQ CAU o 0)OD(;eTOT RLVG CAR Almost everyone- knows ihnt R:if;0 Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brings back the nuttttul color nnd lustre to the .hair when furicd, streaked or pray, earg apo tlio onlv wv to wvt this mixture was to it at M(tmot which is nmaaml trouhtvome. Nowadays we RimpFF ask nt any drugstore for jsTetirs Snpe nnd Siilmnir Cotmhd." You will get a larf liottlIf tins old-time recipe impniKwIiy the addition of other ingredients, nt very little cost. Every body uses this prepnrntion now. lie-, cause no one enn possibly tell that von darkened your hair, us it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disnppuHra, and after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you loot years younger. m HI - las o I O Kupmo dth & Frees m& Cleveland Agts.C !I7 Jefferson Mnln 53 oooooooooooooooooooooooo Notice To Creditors. Notice is hereby Kiven that the j undersigned have been appointed I executors of the" estate of Ooot- j Hob Buesintr. . deceased, by the ; County Court of tho State of Ore- J Bbn for Union County. , All per sons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present them to the undersigned, with the proper vouchers within six months after the date of this j notice, and to so present the same j to the undersigned at the office of H. K. Plxon. Foley Building. La Grande, Oregon. s j .Dated December '20. . ' . ! CHAHLKS BI'KSINO nnd JAMES B. McLAl'UHLIN. , Kxecutors of tho Ksialo of1 Gottlieb Bnesing. deceased. H. K. Dixon. Attorney for Kxecu tors. Dec. 20-27-Jan. 3-10-17 , otlfJ to Cmlltors. Notice is hereby given to all con corncd, that letters testimentary have been issued by the County Court of Cnion County. Oregon, to Henry V. roebh-r. upon the lust will and testament of I. A. IVebler, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same with proper vouchers to the said executor nt the office of J. D. Water, his attorney, in West -Jacob-son Building, l-t Grande, Oregon, within six months after the date nf this notice. Dated and published this Decern- ! The Corset That Urea t lies Paris has returned to corsets nnd decreed that, fihapch-ss waist-tines Protruding abdomens BJlky hips are passe. The enlarged waist-line is not popular willi women who care about their personal appear ance. Wear a LA CAMIIXR and be comfortable. 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And you can be sure of these results if you will use Union Non Detonating Gasoline, unmixed with any other kind. We don't ask you to accept our word. Test out our claims. See for yourself how this fine fuel can improve the operation of your car. ' Scientific Reasons for This These results are not haphazard. They are founded on scientific research. ; For Unfon Gasoline isUjmuMil T'i'iI' 31"' steps in diifiTIaTion Two steps ejuStdenrTor certain so-called "gasolines." But each of those 21 steps is required for Union Gasoline. They produce that perfect chain of boiling points which results in sus tained explosions. There are no sledge hammer blows from Union Gasoline to cause vibration. ' , The explosions are progressive and over-lapping. They provide a strong, steady impulse which permits of increased compression. That increased compression is the secret of additional speed and pick-up and more power on hills. You can bring these improvements to your car if you choose. You can enjoy this new motoring pleasure. Try our simple plan. ' Use Union Gasoline unmixed with any other kind. Try it for a few days. Learn what thiB finer fuel will do for your motor. Union Oil Company . of California r Union Gasoline QJanuaryz CLEARANCE KABO CORSETS ENTIRE LINE AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ONE LOT Values to $2.50 - Now 98c ONE LOT Values to $3.50 Now $1.98 s ONE LOJ Values to $4.50 Now $2.49 ONE LOT Values to $5.00 Now $2.98 Hfc, LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ' AND MILLINERY GrandeJRonde Hospital A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not ad vertise your siclyiess or broadcasJAusupemtians, but lcdsMjujjJMrnTy institu institution in the North- gives you servie west. We employ only graduated nurses Would You Sell Your Eyes For A Million? t T T: T f T f' t T t " 1 ! V 1 . YmtM v m0MmM , .. I inifi'i KmA Sounds like a ' ridiculous question, but stop a minute and think. Would you j give up your eyesight for a million dol- V lars? Would you have the world shut A out of your life for that sum? The ans- wer is obvious, for without your eyes a million dollars would be worthless. V T million? Or wouldn t you sell them for a few thousand and purchase false ones? Most people would. But you can't pur chase false eyesight you can get artifi cial eves, but they are sightless. Yet Trratw-weoiile. will have their teeth exam ined and never tftwikof having their eyes examined. , Have an oplomoirist examine your eyes. wii! :'! -on ".li.-thov you need glasses or not. II you do not he will tell you so frankly. Dr. W. M. Peare Optometrist With J. H. Peare & Son. '4 t f T t f T t X T ? f y her 6th, A. iv. ir.'rt. HKNKY V. ITKBLKH. Dee. C-l 3-20-2 7-Jan. 3 Kx cutor
