Friday, February R,
WOMEN'S
NEWS of
On of the most tnJoyal)l soclul
ovunts of the m a son will 1i thi
Klks' Fraternity Hull to In Klvon
t tho Klks' hoinn In hu Ornndo
this evening. All rciku anil I lull oh
nrv Invltod and whli fxtvllciit nui
Btc u good tlmo In anticipated.
Thannual ltnlt and banquet to
bo Klvin by the Klks lodge on
WimbinKton'a birthday Is fust tak
ing ahano and them In every Indi
cation that It will he a repetition
of the olden eluborate occasion
vhlch I.a Grande Hociety enjoyed.
Tim general committee held n
meeting Wednesduy evening and
all snh-rommlltees were named.
Active Klks wero picked for euch
place and good judgment was nsd
in fitting im-mherM to th tuHks un
signed. InvltalloiiHvlll he out In n
few days and from the orlio fol
lowing the find announcement of
f1i( event in Elkdom the at lend -,
anee wilt be large.
Miss Gladys K. Miller presented
the following pupils In a piano re
cital at her studio in the Soinmer
building. Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary sixth: David Stoddard, Mnry
Jtantz. Mildred 'Pulley, l'aullne Mc
f'onry, William . Miller. Mildred
Smith, Kdna Mae Wilson, Murcia
Tulley, I'Vanci'H '.I'lgileheek, Shirley
While and Klta-ibd). 1'nyton.
Medlcat Springs. (Special)
Th "Alio" club was dellgtitruMy
entertained last Saturday evening
at the home of Mrs. Grace John
son, with Mrs. Johmton and Mrs.
S. S. Dolby as hoHlesses. A plea
sant time wns spent nt cards with
high honors golnjj to Mrs. ,1. V.
Kennedy nnd (Jeo. South and the
consolation prizes going to Mrs. O.
Flemings and "y Turner, liefore
adjournment delirious refresh
ments were served in the Dutch
style, which odded greatly to the
evening, after which the guests
departed reporting a splendid time.
Tove. (Special) The Indies of
Ihe ICastern Star lodge, gave a de
lightful party at. the lodge rooms
on Tuesday afternoon, honoring
Mrs. Alva Murphy. Mrs. It. F. Mu
nich and Mrs. F. M. Kllis. A plea
sant social time was spent after
which n delirious luncheon wuh
served.
Mrs. It. J. Green will be hostess
to the (Mio club tomorrow after
noon. .,. , ,
Tho Business Women's club will
have a banquet Thursday, Feb
uiary 14. at the Soinmer Hotel din
ing room.
The Taicky Thirteen club will
meet Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary 14. wllh Mrs. William Hoi
Ions as hostess.
DROP DOOR
WARMING CLOSET
LIFT KEY PLATE
OVER FIRE BOX
VtNTILATtD SECTIONAL
CAST LININGS
ADJUSTABLE SLIDING
OVEN DAMPER
POKtR andSLICEP
DOOR
DUPLEX
GRATES
DIRECT DRAFT
DAMPER SLIDE
SANITARY LEG
BASE
Sanitary, Washable, Indestructible
No blackening or rubbing. Just think, it can be washed with soap and
water just as you clean the bathtub or sink! Even the cooking top
is polished. Just wipe it off. This remarkable "Univit" Porcelain is
as hard as flint and will retain its beauty and lustre to the end. Why
endure a bothersome, , old style, dirty stove when at this time it is so
easy to procure a bright, handsome Universal Porcelain Range?
1924.
SOCIETY
ESSAY CONTEST
TO BE HELD IN
OREGON SCHOOLS
Kl'OKNK. (Special) Kvery
high school and secondary school
student in Oregon is eligible to
compete In tin- prize essay contest
of the Afherieuti riicmlcat Society,
according to word received by Prof.
Drln Stafford, of the Fniversity
of Oregon department of chemis
try. The contest is to be country
wide. Kach contestant may submit one
essay, not to exceed 2fiiM words,
which must he rnnfiiHi-tl to Ihe
following six subjects: The liela-
't(nn nf PhiMiilttl rv tn Ilou'th nm!
Disease, to the .Enrichment of Life,
to Agriculture and Forestry, to Na
tional Defense, to the Home, to the
Development of the Industrie! and
1 lesourccs of Kach St ate ( l he
contestants to write on their own
.state industries and resources,
j The best essay on each of these
subjects in each slate will he
'awarded $25, and -six best canny n
will be 8eicted by Ihe national
committee of judges from among
the stute winners. The writers of
the winning essays in the national
contest, will be awarded four-year
scholarships to Yale University or
Vansnr college, each scholarship to
carry wlih It $!iou a year in addi
tion to tuition fees.
Seismologist Say (Quakes
May lleioine More Violent
LONDON. AP) The earth is
in a continual state of unrest, inter
nally us well as on the surface, says
Professor H. II. Turner of the Lon
don Training college, in a. recent
lecture he declared that almost
every day an earthquake occurr
ed somewhere, and often three or
four took place. These quakes
seemed to he getting more frequent
and it Is still a question with ex
perts whether the worst had been
passed or is still to come.
t'ommenting on the accuracy in
our times of the 'science of SeisT
mology, the professor said that
modern methods of recording, had
proved that what lias hitherto been
written on the seismographs us in
terior rumblings are in reality
olrl h i-n in I. id tin fn f .Irm-ii In I n.
Lll-th Ihnl tin. n.nu tu nnl' I.Knln.n
or disturbed.
0. A. C. HAS 4,170 :
STUDENTS NOW
CORVALLTH. (Special) Reg
istration of all students for tho
Oregon college year has reached
417'. This figure includes sum
mer session, short course, and
music students. Full year stud-
universal
Pi',VN.vEn$M. i I -A LIFETIME
l-H f i i i ' - j! -4. lr- SPRING EALANCED
I IP LJj 173 l) 1 oven poor)
I J? FULL PORCELAIN
y Finished in Beautiful Sl
3 Peacock Blue or Pearl Cray
W "UNIVIT" PORCELAIN r
CARR S
INTEREST
Flounces Follow
P;9w rW.r$&'j? (copyright by m calls
With bo much emphasis on the "pencil' trilhauetto, deslgnera are
featuring gowns with tiat trimming that not break the silhouette
outline. Instead of byintr shirred, nun - nets aro simply straight
pieces of material hant'inff straight aLu f.iick.
enls for Ihe cntlro year to dale
number si 37.
In addition to Ihe students ac
tually residing on the campus, the
euHcgirenche3 tens of thousands
of piTsnmt throughout Oregon in
the course "f the year, through
Hp extension workers during the
yea r.
La.sl year more tlmn U.S.fiOO
persons attended the JiNOn meet
lugs conducted In all parts of
Oregon under auspices of exten
sion workers, who went Into
every nook and cranny of the
utate to preach the gospel of bet
ter farming methods nnd better
farm and community homo practice:--.
Former La Grande Folk
Gather in California
(Continued from pngn 1)
and Held. Held being confined to
his home -with typhoid fever.
1 Following is a list of those who
'registered at the tallies:
1 M r. a Mil M rs. J . F. 1 ouglas,
('ompton. Cnl.
ROOMY WARMING
(MET COMPARTMENT
CCHdiNfD CHECH DftAFT
CONTROL I FR DAMPER
KEY PLATE
THE LA'
Line of Silhouette
Mr. unit Mm. Jihh I,, nobcrlnon.
roiapion, ('al.
Mr. and Mm, Milo A. Sniilh and
son, l.onjc Hwu-b, i'n.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. II. Prltiro, liur
bank, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Parsons, Al
tiantlira, nl.
MIhh llulllo Scott, Alhanihra.
cut.
Mr. and Mis. J. n. OMidl, Al
hamhni, Cal. '
Mr. and Airs. Ci-o. K. Kay, Al
hamlirn. 1 ftl.
John ItonuVrson, l.a Crando. Or.
I'nliiii'r Myikit, ,a CJriindc. Or.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. M. loyt. l.a
Grnndo, Or.
Mr. and Mrs. riaiido n1ur nnd
thri'o rhlldron, Ontario, Cal., form
crly Cnssli' CloodnoiiKli.
Mn. and Mrs. Itay fHon, Tor
ranrc, Pal. ' , . ,
Mr," and Airs. Win. Sion, Tor
rance, :al. ,
Oust on Rlon, Torrance, Oil.
Mr. and Mis. I,. Hull, I. on An
Rrnli's, Cal.
Mr. ind Mrs. K. Hhlrloy, Ion An
jfclcfl. Cnl.
Mr. and Mrs. Grovor rulllnni,
San l'cdro, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs.' W. U. Jnck,' Hah
JVdro, Cal. .
Mr. nnd Mrs, John Hand.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Sinallcy nnd
daiiKhliT. Sun JVdro. Cal.
Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Jones and
family. Kanta. Ana, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. C, H. KtHwcll, Kan
In Ana. Cal.
I'YanclH Stllwclt, Santa Ann, Cal.
Mr. and Mm. M. A. Hiilwcll and
family, Santa Ana, Cal.
J). C. Slllwcll and family, Wll-
niiiifrton, Cal.
Mrs. Olive V. Hay, Us Anfreles,
Cat.
Miss Klma Hay. Los AneReles.
Cai,
Mrs. T". C. Crawford, Ran Fran
cisco. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard ftowo and
family, Torrance, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Jl. S. Stokes und
son,
Lena Itohcrlson, Coinpton, Cal,
Mr. and Mrs. U 1. Noah and
daughter, ,on Uracil Cal.
Dr. G. V. Ziinmerinan, Tlalhoa
Beach, Cal.
Italic Green. Los Angeles, Cal.
Warren Kui-Im-h, J.os Angtdes,
C"al.
Conrad Scliiffner, Los Angeh-s,
Cal.
William Kc own, Los AngeleH,
Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilohert G. Hwart.
;ind son, formerly Siepha Kcmieda,
Alhuinbru, Cal.
All. anl Mrs. Jas. O'Hura, San
ta Ana. C:il.
M r. und M rs. A mhros Wrlh t .
Santa Ann, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. llt-ndniHon.
M r. ami M rs. 11. C. Vinacki-,
KagU; Jtoek, 'al.
Mr. and Mrs. O. l Klngstoy,
Torrance, t ;al. .
Mrs. Ktta Hume, Hedonda Heach
Cal.
Klsle llutiie, lit'tlonda Ileach.
;cal.
j Kllein Hume, Hedondu H-ach,
;Cal.
j Mr. and Mrs. Krunlt McGtnnts,
i Island City, Ore.
1 Mr. and Mis. 1'. H. Dickinson.
Lantn Ana, Cal.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ituhy. La
Grande, Ore.
I Mr. and Mrst Geo. Grout, Mrd
land, Cal.
' Mr. and Mrs. Hradford, KhrI
Itock, Cat.. foriiHTly Avi Vlnacke
j J. H. Ik long, LI Monte, Cul. '
, Geo. K. Corpe. Kl Monte, cal.
! Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright, Lai
.Grande, Ore.
I Kvelyn Wright, La Grande, fire,
j Marvin Wright, la Grande. Ore.
j Jii'k Ilarhin. Hanta Ana, Cul.
1 A hove are ail formerly Grand
fionde valley residents.
Antl-Tni Aant In Al"ria.
AHTOKIA. or. J. Kltiff Hyron
of Portland in hpn noiirilinrc fundH
and iirranlii(f for solicitor to oh
1 toln rtlfrnaturcfi to tho inltlotlvo
! mpuiirn for the repeal of the Htutf
Inrorne lax law.
GRANDE 'ttVENTNG OBSERVER
Portland Lady Gains
5 Lbs. On
"Tallinn built tno up twenty
seven po inds nnd brought me
splendid health two years ago and
I have cuntlnued to feel fine ever
since," is the remarkable state
ment mad i recently by Mrs. Fred
Westln, atfJ Kttnt Mill St., North,
Portland. Oregon.
"Htolmich trouble hud almost
completely wrecked my health. I
had absolutely no energy und
nothing seemed worth whilo to
me. i would-cat and then vlsh
I hadn't, as I suffered so terribly
from indigestion. The puin. bloat
ing, heart palpitation and nervous
East and West Are in .
Lasting Romance ISTov
SAN FUANFISCO. (INS) Do-,
spite KilliK TamotiH lines the
Kas3 und West - noun-times do
meet, us was .shown here recently
by tlie arrival from tho Orient of
Mr. und Mr.'t. Herman Itmnnibld
on a tour of the world, liuum
fleld, an official of tho South
Munchurlan Hallway, was marrletl
six years' ago to a pretty young
Japane.su girl.
"We are very happy." said
Hamuli. -1.1. .
Intermarriage between the
races is like marriage belwech
any two persons tho success of
the venture depending entirely
upon the Individual!'."
While her husband talked, Mrs.
Haudi fb hl, whoso Jnpaneso namo
is Kanoko, hastily tucked in a
stray wip of blue-black hair, us
she arranged to poso for plio
tupra pliers.
Hau m field wni born in Vlenm;
am) Iuik lived In Jaiuin for more
than 1 (i yeurs. Ho Is studying
economic! and doing research
work Tor tho Manchurian Hall
way. l)lh NnnuM Kile County Down
DCHLIN (AP) Whlln Iho Free
State government Ih making the
teaching of the Irish language
conipnlsory in Iho hcIiooIh, quid
using it on on fH-imiity with ling
lish in all puhtie. proceeilitigH and
document s, the government tf
North Hast I'lster has Instituted
a prosecution against a farmer In
County Down for having u nnme
In Irish on his cart.
A RKANDR MAIIKFTS TODAY
1 ' I
Top Prloo Alnrkota.
Unjich I'Birfl 4 iiu a ilozonr
Cahlmgo, ro, lop timidly.
Klllln, atrulKht. palont
$2.(ir. Waalilnntnn hard whout.
LADIES-
You' can each havn a fino
, SAltlii: FUH
And pay for It on installment
plnn.
ncaiitlful Fiirfl
At very low prices
CHRIS MILLER
I will buy all tho raw furs
offered for snlo
ARCADE
Starling Monday
.The picture
Jyou have
waited two
years to see
TheWILUAM FOX
screen version of
A.S.M.Hutchinson's
ramous novel
Jl HARRY MILLARDE
production r
MARKET NEWS
Breakfast Bacon 2 Be
"MT. EMILY BRAND"
One-half or Whole Strip
None Better
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Each Bottle
ness I suffered from this nlomnch
trouble made life miserable for
me.
"When I bcftnn taking Tnnlar
I only weighi-d one hundreil and
toiir :umd. After taking my
fifth buttle ( frit better tluUI in
years and found 1 hail actually
gained twenty -seven pounds. Since
then 1 ha vo" not needed Tunlae.
but I am never without a bottle
in tho house." "
Tunlae is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no k ihsl Itute.
Over 4u milMou buttles sold.
Take Tunlae Vrgi tuhli Pills.
$2.00.
Oranges, medium CO cents, largo
!)(l cent:,
Lemona, GO. coiitn pop dozen.
, , weet potatoes, 2 I ha for 2fio.
l''loilila grapel'riilt. 1ft cents,
cratiherrhrt, 25 cents per lh,
Kreah Bpliuu h. Ha per Ih,
Parsniiw. 0 cents per pound.
Iliad Mi ir.e.to isc, fur :tr.c
Hot housu lettuce. 35e pT Hi.
Celery, two hiiiwli for :ife.
Green Onions 2 hunches fur Ifie.
l'otulur!, $1,75 per 10U pounds.
Jiuneh heels, 2 for 15 ceutit,
liiineh carrots. 2 for 2f cents.
i'uullfUiwer, i'fi. cents per pound.
. Turnips, 5e. per Ih.
(reen peppers, 6'i cents per Ih.
IfriiKscI aprouts, 2fc.
ltalslns. Hi to 20 cents per Ih.
Cm-' .sugar, $H. 40 per I (Ml 1 1 is.
Tillamook cheese, 45 cents per
Hi. .
Croamory butter,; 5B cents 1 lb.,
91.10 2 pounds. :
Ducks and gnerto 2(1 cents, (im-
oys 3(1 cents, hens 2fi cents.
Spring chluketiH, 33 cents..
Clams, It) ceiita per pound.
KiiHtfin Oysters 05 cents por
pint. .
Olpmplc Oysters, 86 cents per
pint.
Crabs, 35 cents a pleco.
lteef loin and flat bono,' 25c.
Lamb chops, 40 cents.
Shoulder lamb chops, SO c.enlH,
Hound steak, 25 cents per lb.
Pot roust it, 15 to 18 cents,
licef boil, S. id and Ui cents.
Leg of lamb, 40 cent.
Pork, whole shoulder, - HI cents.
Pork, shoulder roast, 20 cents.
Pork chops, 25 cents.
Steak, 20 to 25 cents.
Link sausage, so cents per lb.
Gasoline, 20 rents.
Coal Prices.
Mine, run nnd nut, $12 delivered.
Kgg und Htovo, (I 2. fit) delivered.
Lump. (13.25 delivered-
mm
kik.
mi?.
m
i
t2ae Baking
- vvjutT taaai-
tKiaraajayotfier
- - ICS Ki n
The
Pesfect
ILeavenet
CHICAGO MATRONS
CARRY REVOLVERS
1'iiii'inn - ri.N.a.l The Allmtl
Un a of rhlruKo I0 not imrlt lx-
.riiiia nriillllil with Iholll HO III Hell n
HlmiMn folks ovi-h In llwrnnt siwl
noiloii llininirHcHirii' in wor
ci-Bli'ililri lii'llovp. Hnt ll'n
tlnu to hiivi' n.tnti' n voitiio nmoni?
1 hi clty'a womi'n.
Mm. l-nink M'ownli y llrown ami
Iiit .InilKlil.T. Mrs. O.rnlil (Irupi'.
who llvp out nlonit tlin pxrliwlrp
Norlh Hhofi', nil- tho proof.
Min. llrown imimiMI, an no in
iihout lo t'lilor lnr niolor mr on
il.n u-nv t. itlloml it nnllferl lV
.lolm MoCoiinli'li. anil aliowoil on
inti'rvli'wur hi'i' wi'upon.
'Il'a JuhI u llltlo ais-i'iiiiiire ix-
tihootur," Hho fiiild Willi un nlr of
W..II whnl nf 11?' Klin auid alio
hn.l Iti.Mr.l Hull II. WItH flUltO tllO t
Ihliiir ror ( lilcnico 8 aorioiy womuii
lo hnrk inito oroiillil vllh tlioin.
KI10 and hor iluimhior havo tho
poniilnslon or Iho t'lilof of follro
to bo iirmoil. The norvnnlH. loo, m
Iho Townloy lioino lurry woapona.
Mm. Townloy owna a rnim nonr
i'IiIouko. On !iill iiriiifnooiiB alio
spliiH oul thorn untl linprovos lior
oyo popplnic loinaio oniiB orr the
ronoo with lior alx-ftun.
hVliriiary llth. la laat day to pay
watir ront without ponnlly. g-T-Mt
Now ia tho time to take
ndvHiitnfre of our sale on
Eaton, Crane and Tike's
Fine Writing Papers
The best . Stationery in
use
Red Cross
Drug Store
Fresh
II
Hazclwood Cottage Cheese ' '
...
William Saratoga Chips.- - v
A nice assortment of Fresh Fruit and
Vegetables
Fresh Bakery Goods
PHONE US
J. G. Snodgrass
109 Two Phones
Depot Street Call Main 75 i
No Charge for Delivery ! t
Sib
BBIBBBIIS
er
La Grande, Ore.
ANNOUNCES YOU SHOULD
TRY OUR
Merchants Lunch !
Served from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
The Best in the City
Choice Steaks and Chops Delicious Coffee
Sea Food
Quick Service - Popular Prices
All White Help
The best thought of, and most talked of
hi class Restaurant in Eastern Oregon
There's a Reason
"Jack" Robertson, Manager
"Fred" Andrews, Chef
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from thi (Mcodu of Chin m A Itthm
of tttodem Ptrltua imgnttt oum tht
tivpftaHon Ibr dw til tJun to tndtly
bjhiful ftnion taf the tdca tn Sula Canton,
wuh l nimmcd, chufun coUit. and orfh. ..
1 Ju'JLV
NFLUENZA
As a pravantiva, malt and
tnbaia mgbt ana morning
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